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VISIT " " ''"(%lfTHE

OLD CURIOSITY SHOP* FOR

Brig-a-Brac, Furniture and House Plenishing ^OF EYBRY DBSCPIPTIOK.

PIANOS, PERAMBULATORS AND INVALID CHAIRSFOR SALE OR HIRE AT

M. <Sz, Or. TNIsTES',101 MONTAGtJE STRKET, ROTHKSAY.

Established 1880. Price la

Bute wy 3)irsctory1 8 G ? - e 8.

PALE ALE

& STOUT.^

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LOCH KATRINE '"<""""& HOP STOUT.

iD-A-nsriDEXiionsr stotjt.ARE PERFECT AIDS TO DIGESTION.

Recommended by the Medical FacultyASK FOR XT TILL YOU GET IT

^ tonbur~br'ewery ltd, ^^CUNNINGHAM &~CO., ROTHESAY,(^ CUNNINGHAM & CO., ROTHESAY, "^^

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TONE UP YOUR SYSTEMand Ward off Disease by taking

MRVETONINEA Poiverfnl Brain and Nerve

Strengthe7ier, and Gives Tone to the

Whole System.

^-.._. -.^_ ^^ NERVETONINE is a positive

cure for all Nervous Affections, Nervous Exhaustion,Debility, Depression, Hysteria, Loss of Memory,Sleeplessness, Paralysis, Indigestion, Headache, Lossof Appetite, Constipation, &c. All Nerve Pains,Neuralgia, Toothache, RhQumatism, Lumbago, Gout,and Sciatica Permanently Cured with Nervetonine.

Bottles 1/9, 2/9. 4/6, and 11/; Postage, 2d.

See Thompsoit's Guide to Health, Free, from M. F. Thompson.

Thompson'sCORN PLASTER

Quickly Cures Corns, Bunions, andEnlarged Toe Joints, it is thin as

silk, and lemoves the pain at once.

Packets, Is 1 id each;Post free for Fourteen

stamps

^^^"tOaUcJnq is cu pleasure to ni^^^^ svn£eusing Thompson's plasterst

M.~ F. THOMPSON,CENTRAL PHARMACY,

m 17 GORDON STREET, GLASGOW.

Best selection in Glasgow of SPONGES, BATH GLOVES, FLESHBRUSHES, LOOFAHS, PERFUMERY and TOILET REQUISITES.

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nsrOTE TKLE .A^IDIDI^ESS.

Shorthand andTypew^piting.

G E O R(SHORTHAND WRIj

CAmsLG GIB,RARY

.PORTER.J^lTIFICATED TEACHER),

and Assistants.

ELEMENTARY, SECONDARY, and ADVANCED CLASSES.

Pronpectioms on Application.

22 BRIDGE STREET, ROTHESAY.

WESTEND WfflE^GROCERYWAREHOUSE,

13 Argyle Street, Rothesay.

WINES, SPIRITS, AND MALT LIQUOES.

A Full Line of the Finest Wines and Spirits always in Stock,and being bought in the Best Markets, they are confidently recom-mended for Excellence of Quality. The Whiskies are Old, andwell matured in fresh Sherry casks.

J. A. URQUHART.

ABC Intpoduetion to the

HEALTH, PROFIT AND PLEASURE RESORTSof Bonnie Scotland.

Her Majesty thf Queen has been graciously good gear going in a little book. For the hurrying|

pleased to accept a copy, and commanded her Pri- traveller bent on " doing " Scotia in a short time I

vate Secretary to thank ilr Higgie. it is a most desirable companion. It is not onlycrammed full of information, but. it has a distinctly

Hamilton Advertiser : " A useful little book to literary flavour."holiday-makers with but short leisure time at their ^, „ . , ^, ..^, , . .

disposal. The clear though closely printed pages ^^« Bristol Observer: "The volume is of a

present in handy and accessible form a great deal ^^^^Y size, and contains information about every

of well-chosen and accurately-compiled historical, Place where the traveller could wish to go in Scot-

antiquarian, and topographical information regard- ^^n*!-"j

ing 450 towns and districts in Scotland, with notices j,,^^ p^„g,, q' Dundee: "This little book doeJof distances, fares, and travelling facilities. By its ^Qt pretend to contain more than ' a series of roughmeans one may easily select, with some degree of ^nd ready finger-posts indicating where healtli,certamty, a suitably recreative spot for summer re-

pj-ofit, and pleasure will result from a personaltreat, or wile away the tedium of a long railway acquaintance,' but there is nothing more prized onjourney.

^2^^ ^.^^^ ^j^^^^^ g^ good finger post, and the introduc-So'uth Africa : " For such a small one this bookie tion makes one restless to be free from the trammels

ha.s a biff name, but it is not top-heavy for all of business, and away to the montains and rivers

that. I'riced at twopence it is an illustration of and glens."

(See also last page of print.

HIGGIE & CO., PUBLISHERS ROTHESAY.

MACKIN LAY'S

Old POST OFFICE DliilillgjiS,

21 VICTORIA STREET.

LIBRARIAN,

BOOKSELLER,

STATIONER, &

NEWSAGENT.

BOOKBINDING in all its Branches.

A SPLENDID VARIETY OF

PHOTOGRAPHS OF SCOTTISH SGENEf|Y''M

D. THOMPSON,55 ?tCTOBm STHEET, HOTHHSAY.

HIHOMPSON'S GOODS admittedly combine Ease with Elegance,^ Lightness with Durability, and thorough protection from

Damp. He attends personally to the Bespoke Trade ; gets his Lasts

made by the Best Makers ; and in all cases guarantees a Perfect Fit,

irrespective of Peculiar Foot Formation.

Every Novelty in the Trade kept in Stock, or procured on the shortest notice.

D. THOMPSON, Bootmaker,55 VICTORIA STREET.

Established 1845.

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20 BRIDGE STREET,ROTHESAY.

Keuiest Styles, Perfect Jit iBuaranteeb.

TRIMMINGS, FURNISHINGS, &c.,

Kept in Stock.

Tea and Coffee Merchant &. General Grocer,

96 Montague Street, Rothesay.

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Rothesay and Glasgow Carrier,

53 Dunlop Street, and 65 West Howard Street, Glasgow ;

and 58 Montague Street, Rothesay.

LEAVES DAILY. Parcels received from and forwarded to all parts of the World.

Parties in want of DRAPERY GOODS should Call at

MILLER'S CENTRAL DRAPERY ^WAREHOUSE,48 Montague Street, Rothesay.

IRONMONGER and HARDWARE MERCHANT,

(Next door to Norman Stewart Institute) 43 MOUtagUe Street.

The Central Home aud Foreign ^oods S^tore,65 MONTAGUE STREET, ROTHESAY.

THOMAS THOMSON,China Merchant, Furnishing Ironmonger, Watchmaker, Jeweller and Optician

Fishing Tackle. Perambulators and Mail Carts on hire by hour, day, or longer.

Terms on application.

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Furnishing Ironmonger, Plumber, Gasfitter, and Bellhanger,

68 Montague Street, Rothesay.Joiners' and Plasterers' Tools. Paraffin, Colza and other Oils, Chimneys. &e.

Close Ranges, Grates, Fenders and Pire-Irous of every description. Estimates Given.

WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER,55 Montague Street, Rothesay,

BEGS to intimate that he has opened the above workshop, thanks his numerous friends

in Rothesay »nd surrounding districts for their patronage, and hopes, by strict atten-

tion to business, to merit a continuance of the same.

Agent for Messrs W. & A. Gilbey's "Wines and Spirits.

FAMILY GROCER and WINE MERCHANT,

62 Montague St. (o'i°S';«°t,re''SlSd.) Rothesay.Orders Called for and Goods Promptly Delivered.

(Successor to Donald M'Millan),

Joiner, Cabinetmaker, andFuneral Undertaker,

13 BISHOP STREET, ROTHESAY.

i^^ ^^ 'Ma)& ^yi'^ 'Jyll^ -^b^t J^Y^ =3^ ej|9 3^1. JQ^ .JyJiL Jl^ ^^

Family Grocer and Wine Merchant,

6 & 8 HIGH STREET, GUILDFORD SQUARE,

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Preserved Salmon, Lobster, Oysters. Liebig's Extract of Meat, &c.

Sauces, Ketchup, Pickles, Currie Powder, French Capers, &c.

EstablUhed h9 Years.

BOOT & SHOEMAKER.71 Montague Street, Rothesay.

1^ Extra Large Stock of Ready-Mades.1^* Head-Quarters for all Kinds of Coast Shoes.

GEORGE STUART, F.R.H.S,

OHAPELHILL NURSERY, ROTHESAY.:o:

Catalogue with Prices of his Choice Garden Seeds and Plants,Post Free on Application.

INSPECTION AND CORRESPONDENCE INVITED.

BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.

ALIMENTO BREAD.THE MOST NUTRITIOUS AND DELICIOUS

Brown Bread in the World,

ALIMENTO POOD FOR CHILDREN,INVALIDS, AND THE AGED.

Extract from the Lancet ,•

—

'* Black's Patent Food.—There can be little doubt of the highnutritious value of this food. The method by which it is prepared is

calculated to render it not difficult of digestion. The food yields a highproportion of essential mineral constituents. The taste is good, and thepreparation is evidently a food of high merit."

6 Argyle Street, Rothesay, and Port-Bannatyne.

OIROULAR TOURS.

STEAMER & COACH.

Hagh JlI'liiFdy's

FOUR-iN-HAND COACH

Leaves ROTHESAYDAILY

DUKING THE SEASONIN CONNECTION WITH

Caledonian SteamersFOR THE CIECULAK TOUR VIA

WEMTSS BAY,LARGS, and

MILLPORT.

See Time- Tables.

CARRIAGE HIRING & POSTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.

MONUMENTAL WORKS,

BRANCH FROM 67 STIRLING ROAD, GLASGOW.

GRANITE,

MARBLE and

FREESTONE

MONUMENTS.

DESIGNS

and PRICES

FREE ON

APPLICATION.

Letters Cut in Cemeteries any part of the Country.

Monuments Repaired and Painted.

MIDLAIDS & WEST COAST

BILLPOSTER.OVER 600 ADVERTISING STATIONS.

Offices at GREENOCK, SALTCOATS, LARGS, DUNOON,ARDROSSAN, HAMILTON and MOTHERWELL, and at

48 HIGH STREET, ROTHESAY.o

ESTABLISHED 1872.

The Largest Billposting Firm in Scotland.

Worth

HlNKSMAIFor Asthma,

STHMAFor Bronchitis,

For Shortness of

Breath, &c.

O IsT L "^

Per Box.

Guaranteed Prompt

and Effective.

HINKSMAN'SASTHMARELIEVER•^

Is still the Most Reliable

Asthma Remedy ; in even the

worst cases it gives immediate

relief and quiet rest.

SIPE :KI id"IT I

The Schoolhouse,Somerleylon, Lowestoft,

9/3/97-

Sir,—Enclosed please find P. Orderfor 3s. and would you kindly forward 3Tins of your Asthma Reliever. Wishingyou a good sale for an equally-efficacious

remedy to many now advertised at

three or four times the cost. -Yoursfaithfully, C.W.

Free Trial Packet sent on receipt

of Address.

JOHN HINKSMAN, Chemist, GAELUKE, N.B.

MAY BE PROCURED FROM ANY CHEMIST.

GEMEAL DRAPER, CLOTHIER, &c.,

59 & 61 Montague St., Rothesay.

stock always Large, New, Fresh and Fashionable.

Largest Posting JiJatablishment in Bute.

Head Office—

M

'MILLAN'S TEMPERANCE HOTEL, 7 West Princes St , Rothesay.

J-A-3yCES 3yC''3N/fl:i31,3L,.A-IT'S New Four-in-Hand CO-A-OHESLeave Guildford Square for KILCHATAN BAY Daily during the Season at 10.15, 10. i5,

11, 11.30 a.m., 12 noon, 12.40, 1, 2'30, 4.30, 6.15 and 6.30 p.m. Fare for the Round, 2s.

Four-in-Hand Coaches, Landaus, Waggonettes, and Polo Carts (with or without drivers),can be had for Pic-Nic Parties at lowest charges. Telephone No. 44.

Awarded the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Prizes at the Bute Cattle Show two years in succession, forBest Horses and Carriages.

HOUSE AGENT & PIER MASTER,

FAMILY GROCER AND PROVISION MERCHANT,131 and 92 HIGH STREET, ROTHESAY.

Mm mm mm. m H Mm M U m.m$

14 WATERGATE, ROTHESAY.

Proprietors of the BUTE SLIP DOCK, Ardmaleish.Yachts hauled up jor Wintering ; also Cleaned, Painted, Repaired, <kc.

k'S'S^TEMPERANCE HOTEL,

(FRONTING THE PIER),

. . I^ O TH EI S .^ "X".

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Splendid Outlook from Sitting Room Windows.

MRS J. CRAIG STEWART,Wine ami Spipit Jdepehant,

11 HIGH STREET, ROTHESAY.Sole Agent in Rothesay for Consomme Soups.

Sold in Tins of 10 at Is 8d. Single Soups, 2d each.

DAVID LAWSON,|amil| §tmi, §fe«t, mi §mtt^ §ilje«,

20 E. Princes St., and 87 Montague St.,

ROTHESAY.

mumClothing and Yachting Outfitter,

HOSIER, GLOVER, &c.,

^0 GALLOWGATE, ROTHESAY.

C^^^^

TOBACCONIST,

Stationep, and Fancy goods jyiep.ehant,

MONTAGUE STREET,ROTHES A Y.

BLACKSMITH,1 JOHN STREET, Rothesay,

Telephone No. 14.

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Telephone No. 14.

CHEMIST and DRUGGIST,

6-^ raO^TflSUE STREET, ROTHESflY.

All kinds of Toilet Articles and Patent Medicines in Stock.Carbolic Tooth Wash, for preserving the Teeth and Gums, is per bot,

PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS and DARK ROOM.Prescriptions Carefully Dispensed.

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Tailor ^Glotl^ier15 GALLOWGVTE,

CRITERION VAULTS,27 GALLOWGATE, ROTHESAY.

Wines and Spirits.^

Bass', Allsopp's, and Guinness' Stout.

BUTE STEAM LANDRYLadeside Street, Rothesay.

7

(Late of Paisley.)o

Goods Calledf07^ and Delivered by Van.

THE GALATEA BAR,3, 5, and 7 BRIDGE-END STREET.

D TJ N CA^W BELL,SPIRIT MERCHANT,

TJ?e J^oyal Hotel(TWO MINUTES WALK FROM PIER.)

T^HIS NEW HOTELh as been opened by Mr Kelly (late of theJ- Victoria) and was specially built for a First-Class Establish-ment. The Kooms are large and airy, and most comfortablyfurnished throughout on a modern style.

The Public Eooms consist of Spacious Coffee, Ladies',Drawing, Reading and Writing, Billiand and Smoking Rooms,all facing the Sea. The Private Sitting, and many of the Singleand Double Bed Rooms, have a commanding view of the Bay andsurrounding scenery.

Bath-Rooms and Lavatories on each Floor.

Table D'Hote at 7. Parties Boarded "by the Week or Month.

MALCOLM BUCHANAN,(Successor to JOHN BLACK),

51 Montague Street, Rotheeay.Established 1839.

Established 1845.

BUTE FISH, GAME, AND POULTRY EMPORIUM.

•v^ J^ejfe J^^ J^>^ jj^». J^yJ|, J|, cJ|=

FISH, GAME, & POULTRY MEECHANT,35 Victoria Street, Rothesay.

oAgent for all Annackers's Sausages and Scotch Puddings.

Family Bread, Biscuit, and Pastpy BaKep,

17 ARGYLE ST. and 17 HIGH ST., Rothesay.

H&t Pies every Saturday Evening. Marriage and Birthday Cakes made to order. Confections

Montgomerie's Patent Extract of Malt Bread,As used in the Queen's Household.

LIFE ASj^OCIATION OF SCOTLAJ^D,Founded 1838. For Life Assurance and Annuities,

FUNDS IN HAND, £4,258,903.SPECIAL REDUCED RATES OF PREMIUM.

For Prospectuses and other informatian apply to

JOHN T. WILSON ^ CARSE. Writers.

SCOTTISH UNION AND NATIONALINSUEANCE COMPANY.

IF'II^E J^JSTID LIIFEI.Established 1824. Capital, ^b,ooo,ooo. Invested Funds, ^4,344,700.

Distinguished for Prompt and Liberal Settlement of Claims.

Prospectuses and every information from

JOHN T. WILSON ^ CARSE, Writers.

BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, MUSICSELLER,

NEWSAGENT, AND LIBRARIAN,

11 Victoria Street, Rothesay.Purses, Pocket Books, Bibles, Testaments, P.saliu and Hymn Books, &c., &c.

Miscellaneous Variety of Articles, suitable for Souvenir and Birthday Presents.Valentine's (of Dundee) and Wilson's (of Aberdeen) Far Famed Photos, nf Scottish Scenery

Fancy, Couanercial, and General Stationery of the Best Quality and at the Lowest Prices.Newspapers, Magazines, and Periodicals delivered on arrival.

NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILEEstablished 1809. Incorporated by Royal Charter.

Capital £3,000,000. Total Funds, £12,433,000.Fire, Life, and Annuity Business.

CALEDONIAN PLATE GLASS INSURANCE COY.Agent—JOHN MACKIRDY", Solicitor, Bank op Scotland, Rothesay.

-A.GrE3SrC"5r IFOI?, THEALLIANCE ASSURANCE COY.,

Established 1824.

Capital, ;^5,000,000. Funds in Hand over ;^4,200,000.

FIRE AND LIFE BUSINESS.For Prospectuses, &c., apply to

JOHN THOMSON, Royal Bank of Scotland, Agent.

BUTE INSURANCE CO., LIMITED.

FOR FIRE INSURANCE ONLY.Almost all Local Fire Insurance Agents are Agents for this

Company, and will place Insuranees with it.

0'§ice— êeretm'y—15 Castle Street, Rothesay. A. D. MACBETH.

d^Jjf^ y/ ^JvlXp X(JkOy: JI^ d)^^y\3 J\^JJ^ cj^^lli sîM)^ Â^ "Jv'Jw )fl

(Late Sinclair & Doio, Glasgow and Dunoon),

WINE, SPIRIT, AND MALT LIQUOR MERCHANT,3 Victoria Street, (^SViL) Rothesay.

The Public Supplied with the Finest Blends of Whiskies. &c., on very Lowest Terms.Sinclair's Premises are the most iModern and Commodious in the Town.

Yachts Supplied with care and desi)atch.

Established 1863. Telephone No, 25.

5 Gallowgate, Rothesay.

75 Victoria Street, Rothesay.Agent for Bell's Dye Works, Paisley.

Comfort tor the Feet can be had by purchasing your

BOOTS and SHOES at LAING'S,4 GALLO^WGATE, ROTHESAY.

Boots and Shoes Made to Measure. Repairs Promptly Executed by Practical Workmen.Phenomenal Value in Tan and Canvas Boots and Shoes of every description.

Large Selection of Maybole and Keltic Boots and Shoes kept in Stock. Inspection invited

Drapers, Clothiers, and General Outfitters,

39 Victoria Street, Rothesay.(Opposite the Band Stand.)

m'-

T0B.A.CC01SriST,(Opposite the A. B. Stewart Statue) 83 Victoria Street, Rothesay

Large Assortment of British & Foreign Cigars and Cigarettes, Loewe «& Co.'s and bbb PipesWalking Sticks, Pouches and Tobacconists' Sundries in Great Variety.

Cr_ Js/L'^T^X:EllD''5rj successor to

gsiimsTiiai, -

77 Victoria Street, Rothesa yUmbrellas, Combs, Brushes, Toys, Fancy Goods, and Other Useful Articles.

Umbrellas Made, Covered, and Repaired.

Try us ivJien others fail.Watch Repairing a Speciality. Unequalled Method by

WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER,4^ Gallowgate, Rothesay.

Splendid Selections of Watches, Clocks. Jewellery, and Electro-Plate.Cheapest and Best in Rothesay.

Registered Plumber, Gasfitter, and Zinc Worker,23 HIGH STREET and 53 ARDBEG ROAD. Rothesay.

Branch from 133 Great Western Koad, Glasgow, House—Adelaide Place, Mountsttiart Rd.Hot and Cold Water Appliances, Bell-Hanginp, Pumps, Rhoncs, Ridges, &c.

family Bpecrd, Msemiy and Pastpy BaKep,

23 GALLOWGATE. ROTHESAY.

GOODS DELIVERED TO PORT-BANNATYNE DAILY.

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^ailsif end Gl©fehieF,

/5 GALLOWGATE, ROTHESAY.

Tweed Suits from 45s ; Trousers from 12s 6d ; Worsted Corded Suits

from £2 15s ; Fancy Trouserings from 15s 6d.

House—21 Columshill Street.

fhtmber, Sasfitter, anii Etnc Marker,

39a HIGH STREET, ROTHESAY,

Wash-Hand Basins, Plunge. Spray, and Shower Baths Fitted up for Hotor Cold Water.

Drain, Soil, and Waste Pipes Tested.

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(Successor to Robert M'Gee),

Family (aPoeep and Wine IKIepeliant,

/ ARGYLE STREET («S'i;l), ROTHESAY.

Orders called for and promptly delivered by Van.

l^otel Victoria^ON THE ESPLANADE,

OPPOSITE THE GARDENS AND BAND PAVILION.

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Spacious Billiard Rooms.

Two Burroughs ^ Watt's Tables,

|Lii,J^LJcJitiotJOitJo

watcHmaM, Jeweller m mim8 Albert Place, Opposite the Harbour.

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Engagement Rings.\

Wedding Presents.

AT CRAIGMOR^ PIER, ROTHESAY.Overlooking Royal Northern Regatta Course, and convenient fur Clyde Excursion Steamers.

Golf Course, Tennis Courts, and Bowling Green adjoining.Telegrams

:

^'^'''''TlXn^'^^r''^^ D. Wilson, Proprietor.

5 Columshill Street, Rothesay.

ROBERT MORRISON,

33 Watergate, Rothesay.

J. M'CALLUM & SON,JOINERS AND FUNERAL UNDERTAKERS,

50 High Street, Rothesay.

LIVINGSTONIA TEMPERANCE HOTEL,Guildford Square, Rothesay.

JAMES ROBERTSON, Proprietor.

MISS LYLE,Stationer, Tobacconist, Toys, and Fancy Goods,


MRS JOHN GILLESPIE'S RESTAURANT,7 Bridge Street, Rothesay.

Breakfasts, Dinners, Teas, Suppers.

0. CRAWFORD,

3 Bishop Street, Rothesay.Opposite the Post Office. Orders Punctually attended to.

ARGYLE ARMS HOTEL C'MZIT')27 WATERGATE, ROTHESAY.

(Directly Opposite Steamboat Pier.)

Breakfasts, Luncheons, Dinners and Teas. Well-aired Beds.

Wines, Spirits, Beer, Brandies, &c., of finest qualities. Family Orders carefully attended to

TAILOR, CLOTHIER, AND HATTER,


TEA & COFFEE MERCHANT, & GENERAL GROCER,

1 West Princes Street, Rothesay.

JOINER, GLAZIER, AND FUNERAL UNDERTAKER,

House-29MiLLST. 5^ East Prmces Street, Rothesay.

Organist of New Rothesay Parish Church.Lessons given in Pianoforte, Singing, Organ, Harmonium, &c.

Terms may be had at Woodfield, 2 Brighton Terrace.

POULTERER AND GREENGROCER,12 Gallowgate, Rothesay.

Orders Punctually attended to.

Lochfyne Steamboat Office, Rothesay Pier.Furniture and other Gouds carefully Removed. Parties Removing can depend upon

every care and attention being given to their orders.

FRUITERER AND CONFECTIONER,25 Gallowgate, Rothesay.

Agent for Cooper & Co.'s Celebrated Teas, Jams, Jellies, and Fresh and Danish Butter.Orders called for and promptly delivered.

CABINET and CHAIR MAKER, BEDDING MANUFACTURER,UPHOLSTERER, POLISHER, and PICTURE FRAMER,

Workshop, 3 WEST CASTLE STREET, Rothesay ; House, 2 King St.,

Repairs, &c, punctually attended to. Removals cnntracted for. Furniture Stored.Carpets laid.

J. RUSSELL THOMSON,Architect, C.E,, and Surveyor,

5 High Street, Rothesay.

JOHN JAMIESON,Plasterer and Cement Worker,

Mill Street, Rothesay.

Lancashire Fire and Life Insurance Company.CAPITAL, £3,000,000.

Agent in Rothesay, JOHN KIDD. 35 Bishop Street.

NORMAN STEWART INSTITUTE

isd: O IT T -A- GS- TJ E Sa?I^ElET.Breakfasts, Dinners, Teas, 8d, lOd, Is, and upwards.

JAMES THOMPSON,

94 Montague Street, Rothesay.Measurement Orders and Repairs promptly attended to. All Sizes of Ready-Made Boots

and Shoes of Best Quality kept in Stock at Lowest Prices.

Repairs clone same da.y as left, if required.

CARRIAGE HIRING AND LIVERY STABLES,16 Watergate, Rothesay.

-WIIL.I-.I-A.3yC ^yCOOIDIE, "V-S-, PROPRIETOR.

Orders also received at House, IS Mountstuart Road, which is in Telephone connection

with Yard. Telephone No. 22. [Temporary Cat and Dog Home,]

ALEXANDER M'GILP,Watchmaker, Jeweller, OpHcian, and Tohaccomst,

3 High Street, Rothesay (Opposite the West Quay Head.)

Choice Selection of Havannah, Manilla, and Indian Cigars.

Spectacles, Eye-Glasses, and Golf Clubs.

DANIEL M GILP, ^ .

Rothesay and Glasgow Garner,Turner's Court, 87 Argylb St.. and 84 Vieginia';St , Glasgow.

Housiie—41 Montague St., KothesayOrders received at 3 High >treet, and 3 Argyle Street, Rothesay ;

and at Post Office, Port-Bannatyne.

AUCTIONEER InD VALUATOR,Best Prices always realised. Prompt Settlements.

Rose Bank Buildings, 29 Argyle Street, Rothesay.AUCTION ROOMS, STORE LANE.

liOTiiES^^"^- 3Sd:o3sr-crziÊisrT.îL •vôiêzs.:o:-

Sculptor, Builder, and Agent for Fire Clay GoodsTOWNHEAD COTTAGE, ROTHESAY,

Is prepared to Execute Monuments of Every Description in Marble, Granite and Free*stone. Designs and Estimates supplied on Application at the House or Yard, which

are immediately behind the Churchyard, All kinds of Jobbings in connection with theabove work carefully and promptly attended to.

FAMILY BREAD BISCUIT, and PASTRY BAKER,1 GaUowgate, Rothesay.

Quality our Leading Feature. Goods Delivered by Van.

Joiners.^ Cabinetmakers., and Funeral Undertakers^

Bridge-end Street, Rothesay.Glazing, Picture Framing, &c. (House—Tower Cottage, Tower Street.

PLASTERER, CEMENT WORKER, and TILE-LAYER,House-27 Bridge street. 109 High Street, Rothesay.

Granolithic Plain and Moulded Steps, Pavements, and Roadways made up.

Rothesay, Port-Bannatyne, and Glasgow Carrier.Glasgow Offices : 87 Argyle Street and 84 Virginia Street.Rothesay : 3 Argyle Street and 41 Montague Street.Port-Bannatyne : Post OflRce.

KlEILJ3LEI mti

Family Grocer, Tea, Wine & Spirit Merchant,30 Mill Street, Rothesay.

Yard, 10 Bridge-End St, House, 24 Argyle St.

Terms Cash. 78 Montague Street, Rothesay.

Booksellers, Stationers, and Fancy Goods Dealers,

49 Montague Street, Rothesa^y.Newspapers, &c., delivered on arrival.

63 Montague Street, Rothesay.All Kinds of "Work Estimated for.

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BREAD AND PASTRY BAKER,7 East Princes Street, Rothesay.

Patent Malt Brown Bread, highly recommended by many of the Leading Physicians.

67 Victoria Street, Rothesay,Has a Large and "Well-Selected Stock of Ladies' and Children's Millinery, Coats and

Pelisses, Blouses and Lace Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, Fancy Goods, and Needlework,Dent's Gloves, special lines, 1/11, 2/6, and 2/11.

Grain, Seed, Hay, and Potato Merchant,5 & 7 West Castle Street, and 1 King Street, Rothesay.

Finest East Country Seed Oats. Bute and Ayrshire Ryegrass Seed. Seed Potatoes.Clover Seeds and Turnip Seeds of the "Various Sorts in their Season. Special Grain andBoot Manures (Highest Analysis), my own manufacture.

MATTHEW DUNCAN,PLASTERER AND CEMENT WORKER,,

52 Ladeside Street, Rothesay.

WILLIAM LAUDER,WRIGHT AND CONTRACTOR,

34 Oolumshill Street, Rothesay.

DANIEL CUNNINGHAMPLUMBER, GASFITTER, AND ZINC WORKER,

3 Bridge Street, Rothesay.

DONALD BUCHANAN,27 Victoria Street (Opposite Band Stand), Rothesay.

GEORGE BLACKFAMILY BUTCHER,

13 Watergate (Mct^tTlxKLT,) Rothesay,Fresh Stock of Home-Fed Beef and Mutton always on hand. Orders punctually attended to

ARCHIBALD DUNCANGRAIN AND POTATO MERCHANT,

Victoria Hall, Store Lane, Rothesay.Telegraphic Address—" NANCUD," Rothesay.

THE SAVINGS BANK OF BUTE,16 High Street, Rothesay.

Open Daily from 11 to 1 o'clock, and on Saturday Evenings from 7 to 9.

City of Glasgow Life Insurance Company.Royal Insurance Company.Scottish Life and Accident Insurance Company.

P. STEWART^ Agent ^ Clydesdale Bank^ Rothesay.

Upholsterer, Cabinet-Maker, andBedding Manufacturer,

NEW HALL BUILDINGS, ROTHESAY,WorTcshops : Store Lane and 17 East Princes Street.— o

Workmanship Guaranteed, and all Orders Punctually attended to.

Picture Framing in all its Branches.

TEAS, GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONSAT

81 MONTAGUE STREET, ^Where you will get a Choice Variety of Fresh Goods (at Glasgow Prices.)

A Daily Supply of Very Fine Fresh and Poivdered Butter and Country Eggs.

A Trial Order Solicited. I Delivered by Van Daily.

î^TcîK^^Boi

(Successors to Lachlan Ferguson ^ Son),

Joiners. Glaziers, Cabinetmakers,Funeral Undertakers,

and CartWRIGHTS,

15 Bridge Street, Rothesay.

Wine and Spirit Merchant.GUILDFORD SQUARE & 12 MONTAGUE STREET,

IÔTHES-A-'Sr-

Wines and Spirits.


Finest Old Brandies.

19 East Princes Street, Kothesay.

Orders called for and promptly delivered by Van.


A Good Second-Class Hotel.

Superior Liquors.|

Orders attended to.

WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT,

Tower Street and Castlehill Street, Rothesay.

Wines and Spirits.


Finest Old Brandies.

Pianoforte and Singing School,7 CASTLE STREET, ROTHESAY,

^r \jpw go' yT^f ^yi'f' WM ^OMJjK. ^ML 5t?JfS jEjL ^K^sJb ^MXf JJ\, Jli

TEJ^^CHIEI^ OIF nyCTTSIC-

Candidates Prepared for the various Examinations.

Terms on application.

ARTIFICIAL

TEETH,

m!

JohnJ.CochraniI

15 Bishop St. 1

Teeth inserted at prices to suit all classes.

Consultations free.

Highest References.

JTobacconist awd Fancy Goods Merchant. ^

•i^rp ^)pV ^^.JL <JL

,

NEW HALL BUILDINGS (THE PALACE) ROTHESAY.

Leather Goods, Cigar Cases, Pipes and Walking Sticks, in

Endless Variety at Moderate Prices.

Speciality, 5 Oigars for Is.

Guildford Square and Victoria Street, Rothesay.ESTABLLSHED 1826.

Sole Proprietors of the ISLE OP BUTE BOUQUET, the Queen of Perfumes, &c.

\

TJICKS & SON'S Oatmeal Soap, made specially to suit the Waters of Bute, invaluable*- -*• for giving a Clear Complexion. Also Cold Cream and Oatmeal Soap prepared ex-pressly for Infants' use This Soap will not dry or irritate the most sensitive of Skins : noSoap could be made from choicer materials.

Established 1S46.

PuRA?EYORS, Cooks and Confectioners,Tea Rooms, 63 Victoria Street, Rothesay.

Light Luncheons, Soups, &c.Finest Quality of Bridescakes can be made and richly ornamented on the shortest notice.Marriage, Dinner, and Supper Parties, Pic-^ ics, &c.

,purveyed with utmost promptitude.

Chocolates, Sweetmeats, and Ices of the Finest Quality.AllMnds of Table Plants—Cutlery, Silver, Crystal, Napery, &c.— to be had on hire.

BUTE COUNTY

IF O E, 18QV-Q8.

USEFUL COUNTY AND BUI[GHAL INFOI[MATION.

OFFICIALS,HOTTSEiaCOHiIDEIRS.

TRADERS, &c.

Price One Shil

HIGGIE & COMPANY, PUB

ROTHESAY.

- Established 187S.

SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND,22 BRIDGE STREHT, ROTHESAY.

GEORGE HIGGIS,(SHORTHAND WRITER,

REPORTER, and

CERTIFICATED TEACHER),

and Assistants.

ELEMENTARY, SECONDARY, and

ADVANCHD CLASSES.

Type-WritingWill be added Next Session,

Prospectuses on Application.

PREFACE.

We again have much pleasure in placing our

annual reference-booh before an appreciative

public.

In the Lists of Householders we revert to the

more popular Alphabetical Arrangement of the

names—a style we will adhere to. When the

generosity and number of our advertising

friends and subscribers increases, we will insert

the Wards Lists as an extra.

We tender our best thanks to all who in any

way given us assistance, and regret to learn

that again several persons have been induced to

part with their money in the belief that they were

patronising the local Directory.

HIGGLE & GO.Rothesay, June, 1897.

COnSTTEHSTTS-

Part I.—Officials.

COUNTY OF BUTE, ... ... ... 1

ISLE OF BUTE, ... ... ... 8

Parish and Burgh of Rothesay, ... ... 9

Parish OF North Bute, ... ... 23

Parish of Kingarth,^ ... ... ... 25

ISLE OF ARRAN, ... ... 26

Parish of Kilbride, ... ... ... 27

Parish of Kilmory, ... ... 29

THE CUMBRAES, ... ... ... 30

Burgh of Millport, ... ... 32

Part II.—Householders.

ISLE OF BUTE:Rothesay, 33

North Bute, ... 69

KinGARTH, 72

Part III.—Traders.

BUIE AND CUMBRAE:Rothesay, ... ... 75

North Bute, 81

Kingarth, ... ... 84

Cumbrae, 85

PART I.

OFFICIALSCOUNTY OF BUTE.

The County of Bute comprises the seven islands in the

Firth of Clyde, viz :

—

Bute, the most populous ; Arran, the

largest ; the Great and Little Cumbraes, off the Ayrshire

Coast ; Holy Isle and Pladda, off Arran ; and Inchmarnock,

off Bute.

The total Area of the County (land and water, exclusive

of tidal water) is 140,307 acres, of which 53,423 are mountain

and heath lands used for grazing. There are about 25,605

acres under all kinds of crops bare fallow and grass, which is

a gradual inroad on the mountain heath and hitherto unculti-

vated land. There are about 1450 agricultural horses, 6000

cattle, 50,000 sheep, and 900 pigs in the county.

The principal Industries are agriculture, horticulture,

and fishing. The islands possess great and varied natural

attractions, and are in the front rank of watering-places.

The Population in 1891 was 18,404—8,211 males and

10,193 females.

1 c

County of OFFICIALS. Bute.

Kingarth,North Bute,

Tramways,

Rental.

£14,219 15

398

Cumbrae,Kilbride (Arran),

Kilmory ,,

Rothesay (including £559 for Tramways),

Grand Total, ...

1896-97

£10,207 9

14,617 15

19,590 7

12,410 7

13,055 11

£69,881 9 10

65,046 4 6

£134,927 14 4

Barley, per quarter,

Oats,Beans,Oatmeal,

Fiars Prices.

£116

13 IJ

Assessments.

1896

1 1

17

1 10

14

11*5|Oi

Owners Occupiers

6-25d l-75d

On the County—General Valuation ofLands, Registration of Voters,Lunacy, Police, and General Pur-poses, ... ... at per £

On the Burgh of Rothesay—Registra-tion of Voters,

On the Bute District—Roads,PubHc Health,

Port-Bannatyne Drainage,Kilchattan Bay Drainage,Kilchattan Bay Water Supply,

On the Arran District—Roads, etc..

Health,

On the Cumbrae District —Roads, etc

Lieutenancy.—Lord Lieutenant and High Sheriff, theMarquess of Bute, K.T. Deputy Lieutenants—Ex-ProvostMackirdy, Rothesay ; ex-Provost Sharp, Rothesay ; DuncanMacRae, Karnes Castle

; James Lamont, Knockdhu ; Thomas2

20d

4id 4Jdid idlid lidm lid7d 7d6d 6d

id idId Id

County of OFFICIALS Bute.

Russell, Glasgow ; Patrick James Crichton Stuart ; and A.L.

F. Robertson-FuUarton. Clerk, Adam D. Macbeth, Rothesay.

Member of Parliament.—Andrew Graham Murray,

*Q.C., Lord Advocate (Conservative).

Sheriff Court.—Bute is joined with Renfrew. TheCourt meets at Rothesay on Thursday forenoon at 1 1 o'clock.

Circuit Small Debt Courts meet quarterly ; at Brodick,

Arran, on the third Wednesdays in March, June, andNovember, and about the end of September; and at Mill-

port, Cumbrae, in March and September. Sheriff, JohnCheyne, B.A., advocate. Sheriff-Substitute, T. J. Martin,

M.A., advocate. Hon. Sheriff-Substitutes, Archibald Mac-kirdy, Rothesay, and Dr Jamieson, Brodick. Clerk, ThomasW. Alexander. Clerks-Depute—Rothesay, Chas. Ross

;

Lamlash, Wm. Munro ; Millport, James Ross. Procurator-

Fiscal, R. D. Macmillan. Depute Procurator-Fiscal, Daniel

Miller. Nautical Assessors, for Bute, Wm. Erskine, Partick-

hill, Glasgow; Captain John D. Clink, Greenock ; and Capt.

John Young, Irvine. Sheriff-Officer, Alexander Campbell,Rothesay. Keeper of Court House and Bar Officer, MathewWaters.

Tlie Circuit Court for Buteshire meets six times a year

in Glasgow.

Argyll and Bute Militia.

—

West of ScotlandArtillery.—Meets annually for Drill at Campbeltown.Hon. Colonel, S. M. Eddington. Lieutenant-Colonel, J.

Younger. Instructor of Artillery, Captain J. H. NLchol,

Hon. Major. Adjutant, Captain C. J. Fisher, R.A.Quarter-Master, E. J. Murray, R.A.

Argyll and Bute Artillery Volunteers.—SouthernDivision Royal Artillery.— ist Rothesay.—Lieut.-ColonelCommandant, Fred. Campbell, V.D., Hon. Colonel. Lieut.-

Col. J. Windsor Stuart, V.D., Hon. Colonel. Adjutant,Capt. W. Arthy, R.A. Captain, Quarter-Master DanielCunningham. Chaplains, Rev. J. F. Macpherson, B. D.,

Greenock; and Rev. F. Matthews, Rothesay, Surgeon-Lieutenants, J. D. Penney and J. W. W. Penney.

Companies 8th and i2th, Rothesay.—Captain, JamesStewart. Lieutenants, R. D. Macmillan and Andrew M.

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County of OFFICIALS. Bute,

M'Kinlay. Drill Instructors, Sergeant-Major Angus M'Lean^R.A., and Sergeant-Major R. A. M'Mahon, R.A. Bandmaster,G. B. Laidlaw.

Company qth, Millport. —Captain, W. Smith. Lieut.,

R. D. Macleod Robertson. Drill Instructor, CompanySergeant-Major Bishop.

1st (Renfrewshire) Volunteer Battalion (PrincessLouise's) Argyll and SutherLand Highlanders.— Hon.Colonel, Sir Michael Shaw Stewart, Bart., V.D. Adjutant,Major Dudley S. Stewart. Instructor of Musketry, Captainand Hon. Major John M'Isaac, H., V.D.

I Company (Bute),—Captain and Hon Major, John T.Wilson, V.D. Chaplain, Rev. A. N. Sutherland. Lieuts.,

Malcolm Buchanan and James Carse. Drill Instructor,

Colour-Sergeant Alexander Allan. Pipe-MajoV, J. Murdoch.

Justices of the Peace.— Isle of Bute.—Ex-ProvostsMackirdy, Orkney, Sharp, Thomson, M'Millan, and Milloy

;

ex-Bailies Martin, Walker, and Burness; John Mackirdy, J.

Windsor Stuart, D. M. Taylor, Dugald M'Corkindale, andJohn Mackinlay, Rothesay; William Spencer, Ascog; DuncanMacRae, Karnes Castle; James Duncan, Bannatyne Mains;Sir Charles Dalrymple, Bart., New Hailes ; Thomas Russell,

Glasgow ; and H. G. F. Nevyall, St Andrews.

Island of Arkan.—Patrick Murray, Brodick; John

Spiers, Bennecarrigan ; Donald M'Allister, Tormore; John

Morton, Machrie ; William Tod, Glenree ; Dr Jamieson,Brodick; John Wallace, Glenkill, Lamlash

;James Allan,

Balnacoole; Wm. Ferguson, Lagg; Archd. Kelso, Lochranza;Alex. M 'Bride, Shiskine; Wm. M'Kinnon, Balmichael; JamesM'Kinnon, Lochranza; and James Auldjo Jamieson, W.S.,Commissioner for the Duke of Hamilton, Whitehouse, Arran.

CuMBRAE.—James Ross, banker ; William Barclay,

William Allan, John Cunningham, William Paterson, Alex.

Smart, and Duncan M'Dougall, Ballochmartin, Millport.

Ex-Officiis.—The Sheriff and Sheriff-Substitute ; the

Provost, Bailies, and Dean of Guild of Rothesay; the BaronBailie of Mountstuart ; the Chief Magistrate of Millport ; the

Chairmen of District Committees, and of the Parish Councils.

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Clerk, Thomas W. Alexander. Depute, Charles Ross.

Procurator-Fiscal, R. D. Macmillan. Inspector of Weightsand Measures, James M'Nab.

Quarter-Sessions held on the first Tuesdays of March,May, and August, and last Tuesday of October.

Courts of Petty Sessions, at Rothesay, as required

County Licensing" Committee.—^Ex-Provosts Mackirdy,Sharp, Thomson, M'Millan, and Milloy, ex-Bailies Walker,Burness ; and John Mackirdy, Rothesay ; William Spencer,

Ascog ; Patrick Murray, Brodick ; William Tod, Glenree,

Arran ; and William Allan, Millport.

County Council.— Convener, John Windsor Stuart,

Rothesay. Vice - Convener, Patrick Murray, Brodick.

Elected Members: Brodick —Patrick Murray. Corrie

—

Duncan Kerr, Lochranza. Cumbrae—Duncan M'Dougall,Ballochmartin. Cummermenoch—Charles Duncan, Little

Kilmory. Dougarie—John Morton, Machrie. Kilchattan

Bay—^John Cumming. Lamlash—-John Bannatyne. Loch-ranza—Alister M'Millan. Millport (East)—Alex. Brown,Kames ; West—John M'Gown, M. D. Mountstuart—J.Windsor Stuart. Northend—-IM. R. Gray Buchanan, Ettrick-

dale. Port-Bannatyne—James Duncan, Bannatyne Mains.Shedog—William Tod, Glenree. Southend—^John Jamieson,Kildonan. Whiting Bay—James M'Kinnon, Knockankelly.Appointed by Town Council of Rothesay—Ex-Provost Milloy,

Bailie Aitchison, Treasurer Fisher, and Councillor M'Millan.Representatives to County Council Association—Messrs.Stuart and Murray.

County Clerk, Treasurer and Collector, John T. Wilson,Rothesay. Clerks and Treasurers of District Committees :

Bute—John T. Wilson. Arran—John K. Ritchie. Cumbrae—William Hunter, Millport. County Medical Officer, DrThomas Rutherford, Shiskine, Arran. County SanitaryInspector, William Dunlop Brown, Rothesay. ValuationAssessor and Assessor under the Lands Valuation Act,

William M'Intosh, Rothesay. Auditor, Robert Paterson,C.A., Glasgow. Inspector of Weights and Measures, JamesM'Nab, Rothesay. Veterinary Inspector, William Moodie,M.R.C.V.S., Rothesay. Agricultural Analyst, John W.


Biggart, Greenock. Technical Lecturer, James L. Duncan*.B.Sc.

County Road Board.—J. Windsor Stuart (chairman),.James Duncan, Charles Duncan, John Cumming, and M. R..

Gray Buchanan, Bute. Patrick Murray, Mister M'Millan^John Morton, John J. Jamieson, and Duncan Kerr, Arran.Alex. Brown and Duncan M'Dougall, Cumbrae.

Collectors.—North Bute, Archd. Brown ; Kingarth,Wm. L. Thomson

; Cumbrae, Wm. Hunter ; Kilmory, P.M'Kenzie; Kilbride, John B. Sweet, Lamlash.

Surveyors.—Bute, William M'Intyre; Arran, PeterJenkins, Lamlash ; Cumbrae, Wm. Hunter.

Standing Joint Committee —Sheriff Martin (chair-man), County Councillors Charles Duncan, James M'Kinnon,John Morton, John Bannatyne, William Tod, DuncanM'Dougall, and Alexander Brown ; Commissioners of Supply-

—John Ferguson, Patrick Murray, John Windsor Stuart,James Duncan, and John Cumming ; the Senior Bailie ofRothesay, and the Chief Magistrate of Millport. Ex-Officio,Sheriff Cheyne, or, in his absence. Sheriff Martin. ChiefConstable, John Mackay.

Valuation Committee.— John Bannatyne, AlisterM'Millan, John Morton, William Tod, James Duncan, M. R.G. Buchanan, Charles Duncan, John Cumming, Alex. Brown,Dr M'Gown, and Duncan M'Dougall.

District Lunacy Board.-J. Windsor Stuart, Rothesay(chairman), ex-Provost Milloy, Bailie Aitchison, andCouncillor M'Millan, Rothesay; James Duncan, BannatyneMains; M. R. Gray Buchanan, Ettrickdale; and Dr M'Gown,Millport. Clerk, John T. Wilson, Rothesay.

Property and Income Tax Commissioners.-SirCharles Dalrymple, Bart., M.P. ; ex-Provosts Mackirdy,Orkney, Sharp, Thomson, M'Millan, and Milloy, and MrJohn Cruickshanks, Rothesay ; and Thomas Russell,Glasgow. Clerk and Assessor, T. W. Alexander, Rothesay.Surveyor, Alexander M'Dougall, Greenock. Collector, T.H. Taylor, Greenock. Sub-Distrit)utor, John Thomson,,Royal Bank.

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Commissioners of Supply. — Convener, John WindsorStuart. Clerk, John T. Wilson, Rothesay.

County Police.—Chief Constable, John Mackay,

Rothesay.

Prison Visiting Committee.—John Cumming and

M. R. G. Buchanan.

Stamps.—Sub-Distributor of Stamps and Sub-Collector

of Legacy and Succession Duties, John Thomson, Royal

Bank, Rothesay.

Excise.—Supervisor, Patrick O'Grady, Bowling. Officer,

Wm. Hume, Rothesay.

Fishery.—Office, 15 Bishop Street, Rothesay. Officer,

John Skinner.

Bute Insurance Company, Limited.—Chairman, ex-

Provost M'Millan. Secretary and Treasurer, A. D. Macbeth,

Rothesay.

Political Associations.—Buteshire Liberal Associa-

tion, established 1879—President, George Shiells. Secretary

and Treasurer, A. M. Burnie.

Buteshire Conservative Association, established 1880.

—President, ex-Provost Milloy. Secretary, Archd. S. Maclea.

Treasurer, Arch. Montgomerie.

Bateshire Wine, Spirit and Beer Trade Association.— President, Bailie Aitchison, Secretary, Alex. Campbell.

Treasurer, John Cunningham.

Buteshire Football Association, established 1878.

—

President, J. D. Wilson. Secretary, George Crawford.

Bute County Cricket Club.—President, J. W. Stuart.

Vice-President, M. R. Gray Buchanan. Secretaries, H. J. S»

Ross and John Stewart. Treasurer, T. Mackintosh. Captain,

R. B. Stewart.

Lloyd's Agcent.—John Orkney, Orcadia.

(For District 0£iciah see District Lists).

Me of OFFICIALS. Butt

ISLE OF BUTEIs j6 miles long, with an average breadth of four miles. It

is rocky in the north and south but fertile in the interveningdistricts. The climate is milder and more equable that onthe mainland and islands ; and the place is, in consequence,a favourite health resort. Through the kindness of theMarquess of Bute, numerous beautiful roads and walks havebeen added in recent years for the benefit of residents andvisitors, and all around the botanist, geologist, florist, photo-grapher, and the otherwise scientific or inquisitive, may roamat their sweet wills. Good views are obtained from its

eminences, and permission to fish in the streams and lochsmay be procured. The island is rich in historical relics. Theantiquarian will find food for reflection in Drudicial remains,ruins of old chapels, castles, vitrified and other forts, &c.

Lord of the Manor.—John Patrick Crichton Stuart,Marquess of Bute, K.T., Mountstuart House. Factor onBute Estate, John Windsor Stuart, Rothesay. Baron Bailieof Mountstuart, A. R. C. Pitman, Edinburgh.

Bute Farmers* Society.—Hon. President, the Marquessof Bute, K.T. President, Malcolm Buchanan. Vice-President, Thomas Barr, Eskechraggan. Hon. Secretary,T. W. Alexander. Hon. Treasurer, James Fisher.

Bute National Rose and Horticultural Society.—President, the Marquess of Bute, K.T. Treasurer, A. M.Burnie. Secretary, James M 'Arthur.

ArehsBolog-ieal and Physical Society of Bute.—Museum, Chapelhill. Hon. President, the Marquess of Bute,K.T. Secretary, A. D. Macbeth. Treasurer, BailieM'Intosh. Meteorologist, James Kay, Barone Cottage. Theannual report shows the mildness and equability of theclimate of Bute.

Royal Nothern Yacht Club.—Club House, ArgyleStreet, (West Bay)—Commodore, Sir Michael Shaw Stewart,Bart. Hon. Secretary, T. F. Donald, 104 West GeorgeStreet, Glasgow. Clubmaster, W. Henderson. Regatta,26th and 28th June.

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Isle of OFFICIALS. Bute.

Bute Auxiliary to the National Bible Society ofScotland.—President, Rev. Samuel Crabb. Secretary, Rev.

Wm. Galbraith. Treasurer, A. M. Burnie.

Bute Sabbath School Union.— Meets monthly in

Norman Stewart Institute. President, Rev. A. N. Sutherland,

M.A. Vice-Presidents, George Shiells and James Thompson.Secretary, A. Ross Thomson. Treasurer, W. M. Stewart.

Bute Women's Temperance Prayer Union.— Meets in

the Norman Stewart Institute every Thursday afternoon at

3.30. President, Miss Shaw Stewart. Treasurer, MissM'Lellan. Secretary, Miss Thomson, Ardbeg.

Bute Botanical Society.—Rev. F. Matthews, president.

John Ballantyne and William Cuthertson, vice-presidents.

John Ballantyne, secretary and treasurer.

Coast Guard.—Three men at Rothesay. Headquarters,Bishop Street.

Bute Golf Club.—Links, Kingarth. President, JohnWindsor Stuart. Secretary, Rev. John Saunders.

Bute Homing^ Pigeon Society.—Instituted 1895. Presi-

dent, J. Rae. Secretary and treasurer, A. M'Tavish. Racesecretaries, Messrs Rae and M'Tavish.

PARISH OF ROTHESAY.Rothesay, the capital of Buteshire, was originally a village

in connection with the Castle. It became a place of consider-

able importance in fishing, coopering, and cotton spinning

and weaving, and now it is noted as the most popular summerresort in Scotland. The Castle was built at different times,

but is believed to have been begun about 1098 by the Nor-wegians. On 12th January, 1400, the town was created a

royal burgh by Robert III., and in 1584 its privileges w^ere

confirmed and extended by James Vi. It contains 10,000inhabitants and has never lacked enterprise. The first cotton

mill in Scotland was opened here. The manufacturing9

Buroh of OFFICIALS. Rothesay.

industries, however, have gravitated to more convenient andlarger commercial centres, but the public spirit of its inhabi-tants has remained, and found scope in developing and makingknown its attractions, and it is now famous as a first-class

watering-place. During "the season" art is enlisted tasupplement nature, and the esplanades and shores teem withdelighted holiday-makers, quiet strolls are had further afield,

and entertainments of all kinds are provided for the delecta-

tion of its visitors. The first Aquarium in Scotland, and largeadjoining pleasure grounds, are favourite rendezvous for

grave and gay all day and evening, the Bresclan Fam ly givehigh-class costume concerts In the Public Halls (knownduring the season as "The Palace "

) ; and besides the naturalfacilities for bathing, through the generosity of a worthy son,

complete swimming baths have been provided. Rothesay is

40 miles south-west from Glasgow, and four steamboat routeswith railway connection, vie with each other in keeping up amost complete communication. There are numerous daily

excursions by steamers to the surrounding coasts, and byvehicles throughout the island, so that those who like retire-

ment better than gaiety can have their tastes gratified also.

The old Castle has been preserved and kept in order by the

hereditary keeper, the Marquess of Bute. His Lordship'sresidence at Mountstuart Is the most costly private residencein the world. Besides walks and drives, and steamboatsailings, there are fleets of small boats, golf links, bowlinggreens, tennis courts, and billiard saloons—In short, there is

no lack of opportunities for recreation. Hotels, hydropathics(Rothesay, here again, took the lead In pioneering these

popular establishments In Scotland), boarding-houses andprivate dwellings offer ample and comfortable accommodationat reasonable rates to all comers.

Two years ago the landward portion of the parish of

Rothesay being amalgamated with North Bute, henceforth,

for secular purposes, the boundary of the parish will be the

same as that of the burgh.

Duke of Rothesay—H.R.H. Albert Edward, Prince of

Wales.

(For Courts and Court Officials, Justices of the Peace, andCounty Boards, see County Lists.

)

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Burgh of OFFICIALS. Rothesay.

Heritors' Committee.—Ex-Provosts Mackirdy, Orkney^

and Sharp, John Windsor Stuart, John Crulckshanks, JohnDuncan, and Provost of Rothesay. Clerk, A. D. Macbeth.

Registrar of Births, Marriages, and Deaths.—Hector

Mackinnon, Victoria Street.

Session Clerk—John Kidd, Bishop Street.

Population.—In 1871, 7,760 ; 1881, 8,291 ; 1891, 9,034.

Constituencies. — Parliamentary, 1,514; Municipal^

2,289.

Valuation.— 1895,96, £65,046 4s 6d.

Assessments. — Parochial : Poor Rate, 7d per <£ r

School Rate, 4J ; Cemetery, Jd—equally divided between,

landlord and tenant.

BuRGHAL :—General, 7|d per £ ; Roads and Bridges,,

Public Health, Public Parks, Lunacy, Valuation of Lands^

and Municipal Registration, is 4d : one-half of this is iijdis^

retainable by the occupier from the landlord. On proprietors

only—Land Tax and Registration of Births, etc., Jd; CountyVoters Registration, •2od. Water, lod per £. Gas, 3s 4dper 1000 cubic feet.

Town Council.— Meets on second Monday of every^

month. Provost, The Most Hon. the Marquess of Bute.

Bailies, Wm. M'Intosh, Thomas Aitchison, and Francis H.Squair. Dean of Guild, James M 'Bride. Treasurer, JamesFisher. Councillors, Malcolm Buchanan, Robert Burness,

David F. Dalziel, Charles Thomas Hicks, John G. Johnston,

Adam Dick Macbeth, Lachlan Milloy, Hector Mackinnon,Donald M'Millan, Bryce Martin, Robert Craig Miller, and;

James A. Walker.

Parish Council.—Ex-Provosts Mackirdy (chairman),

Sharp, Thomson, and M'Millan; Messrs Malcolm Buchanan,Michael Cuthbertson, John Duncan, James Heaton, Wm. M.Leckie, Hector Mackinnon, George Shiells, John WindsorStuart, and Daniel Thompson. Inspector of Poor andCollector, John Kidd. Medical Officer, Dr Lawson.

Wards.—The burgh was, in 1886, divided into wards,

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No. I—Valuation, £8849 is lod. Representatives :

Town Council—Messrs Johnston, Martin, and Dalziel.

Parish Council—Ex-Provost Thomson and Mr Shiells.

No. 2—Valuation, X8576 15s. Representatives : TownCouncil—Bailie Squair, Treasurer Fisher, and J. A. Walker.Parish Council—Messrs Buchanan and Leckie.

No. 3—Valuation, £10,928 8s 6d. Representatives :

Town Council—Ex-Provost Milloy, Bailie Aitchison, and MrMiller. Parish Council—Messrs Duncan, Heaton, andThompson.

No. 4—Valuation, £11,949 ^s. Representatives: TownCouncil—Lord Bute, and Messrs Hicks and Buchanan. ParishCouncil^Messrs Mackinnon and Stuart.

No. 5—Valuation, £9991 2s 8d. Representatives: TownCouncil—Ex-Provost M'Milian, and Messrs Burness andMackinnon. Parish Council^—Ex-Provost M'Milian and MrCuthbertson.

No 6.—Valuation, £14,207 i8s 6d. Representatives :

Town Council—Bailie M'Intosh, Dean of Guild M 'Bride, andMr Macbeth. Parish Council—Ex-Provosts Mackirdy andSharp.

BuPgrll Officials.—Town Clerk and Legal Assessor,

John T. Wilson. Depute Clerk, James Carse. Procurator-

Fiscal, Robert D. Macmillan. Collector of Rates andValuation Assessor, Jas. C. Sinclair. Sanitary Inspector,

Master of Works, and Water Manager, John Morrison, GasManager, John Ballantyne. Chief Constable, Wm. M'Kay.Inspector under the Food and Drugs Act, John Morrison.

Analysts, J. W. & W. L. Biggart, Greenock. Sheriff Officer,

Alex. Campbell. Inspector of Weights and Measures, JamesM'Nab. Town Weigher, John Cochrane. Town Crier,

Robert Brown. Auditor, William Hardie, C.A., Greenock.Medical Officer, Andrew J. Hall, M.A., M.D.

Harbour Trust.—The Provost, Magistrates, and TownCouncil, along with the following four gentlemen elected bythe shipowners, viz. :—Captains M 'Crone and John William-

son, and Messrs Neil Blue and Robert Tannahill.

Officials.—Clerk, John T. Wilson. Depute, Jas. Carse.

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Collector, Jas. C. Sinclair. Harbour Master, Captain Robert

Macfie. Master of Works, John Morrison.

Dean of Guild Court.—Dean of Guild M 'Bride (chair-

man), ex-Provost Milloy, Bailie Squair, Messrs M'Millan,

Miller, and Hicks.

Committees.—Burgh Lands—Mr Burness (convener),

R. C. Miller (sub-convener), Bailies M'Intosh and Squair^

Dean of Guild M 'Bride, Treasurer Fisher, Messrs Buchananand M'Millan.

Gas.—Bailie Aitchison (convener), Mr Buchanan (sub-

convener), Bailie Squair, Treasurer Fisher, Messrs Burness,

Miller, Macbeth, and Dalziel.

Water.—Mr M'Millan (convener), Mr Martin (sub-con-

vener). Bailie Aitchison, Dean of Guild M 'Bride, Treasurer

Fisher, Messrs Hicks, Johnston, and Mackinnon.

Finance— Treasurer Fisher (convener). Marquess of

Bute (sub-convener). Bailies M'Intosh, Aitchison, and Squair,

Messrs Mackinnon, Milloy, Macbeth, and Walker.

Bills—Mr Mackinnon (convener). Bailie Squair (sub-

convener), Bailie M'Intosh, Messrs Martin, M'Millan, Mac-beth, and Hicks.

Police—The Provost (convener). Bailie Aitchison (sub-

convener), Messrs Macbeth, Johnston, Mackinnon, Hicks,

Miller and Dalziel.

Public Health—Mr Walker (convener). Dean of Guild

M 'Bride (sub-convener). Bailies M'Intosh, Aitchison, andSquair, Messrs Martin, Miller, Johnston, and Mackinnon.

Roads and Streets—Bailie M'Intosh (convener), MrMacbeth (sub-convener), Messrs Milloy, Walker, Johnston,

Dalziel, M'Millan, and Hicks.

Harbour—Mr Milloy (convener), Jas. A. Walker (sub-

convener). Bailie Aitchison, Captains M 'Crone and William-son, Messrs M'Millan, Hicks, Macbeth, and Dalziel.

Disposal of Refuse — Bailie M'Intosh (convener),

Treasurer Fisher, Messrs Milloy, Walker, and M'Millan.

Prison Visiting—Bryce Martin.

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Burgh of OFFICIALS. Rothesay,

Accounts—Harbour Trust and Town Council.

Representative Elder—Donald Munro.

Norman Stewart Institute—Provost Lord Bute, Bailies

Aitchison, M*Intosh, and J. G. Johnston.

Representatives to County Council—Ex-ProvostMilloy, Bailie Aitchison, Treasurer Fisher, and D. McMillan.

Licensing Committee.— Ex-Provosts M'Millan andMilloy, Bailies M'Intosh and Squair, ex-Bailie Walker, andWm. Spencer.

School Board.—William Hunter (chairman), ex-Bailie

Walker, Rev. Dugald M'Cormick, Rev. J. K. Hewison, DrHall, Dr Lawson, and Mr Archd. Montgomerie. Clerk andTreasurer, John T. Wilson. Officer, Edward M'Nab.

Churches —Parish, High Street (hours of worship, II

a.m. and 2 p.m.)—Minister, Rev. James King Hewison,M.A. Assistant, Rev. Alex, Hutchinson. Session-Clerk,

John Kidd. Superintendent of Sabbath Schools, JamesStewart. Conductor of Psalmody, James M' Arthur. Officer,

Wm. Cunningham.

New Parisb, Argyle Street (hours of worship, 11 a.m.

and 6-30 p.m.)—Rev. James Brady Meek. Session-Clerk,

Angus Spiers. Clerk and Treasurer, James C. Sinclair.

Seat-Letter, John A. Urquhart. Organist and Superintendent

of Sabbath School, Arthur S. Christie. Officer, RobertBrown, Chapelhill Road.

Established Gaelic, Russell Street (hours of worship,

Gaelic at 11 a.m. and English at 2 p.m.)—Rsv. Donald Mac-kay. Precentor (Gaelic) D, M'Kechnie, and (English) A.

Maitland. Treasurer, D. Perston. Officer, James Kirkland.

St. Brendan's, Craigmore (hours of w^orship, 11 a.m. and6.30 p.m.)—Served from Parish Church,

Free. Parish, Castle Street (hours of worship, 11 a.m.

and 2 p.m.)—Rev. Andrew N. Sutherland, M.A. Missionary,

Rev. John Hunter. Session Clerk, J. R. Thomson. Clerk

to Deacons' Court, John M'Kay. Treasurer, A. M. Burnie.

Seat-Letters, James Cunningham and Donald Buchanan.Superintendents of Sabbath Schools, John M'Kay and AndrewHolmes. Precentor, Peter A, M 'Arthur. Young Men's

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Christian Association meets on Sabbath mornings in the

Church Hall at lo o'clock. President, Mr A. M. Burnie.

Secretary, Ross Morrison. Officer, Alex. Jack, Castle Street.

West Free, Argyle street (hours of worship, 1 1 a.m.

and 2 p.m.)—Rev. Robert Forgan, M A., B.D. Session-

Clerk, Hector Mackinnon. Clerk to Deacons' Court, Archd.Mackirdy. Treasurer, Peter Stewart. Seat-Letter, JohnMackinlay. Superintendent of Sabbath School, GeorgeShiells. Precentor, Edward M'Tavish. Harmoniumist,Miss Hunter. Officers, Robert Duncan and Robert Pater-

son, Argyle Street.

Free Gaelic, Chapelhill (hours of worship, Gaelic at ii

am. and English at 2 p.m.)—Rev. Dugald M'Cormick.Session-Clerk. Dugald Gillies. Clerk to Deacons' Court,Daniel Ferguson. Superintendent of Sabbath School, E.

M'Nab. Precentors, Dugald Gillies (Gaelic) and EdwardM'Nab (English). Officer, Duncan Dewar, High Street.

Free Presbyterian, West End Hall, Bridge Street

(hours of worship, 11 a.m. and 2 p.m., 6.30 Gaelic)—Rev.Alexander M. Bannatyne. Sittings, free.

High Street Mission, in connection with the Free Parish(hours of worship, 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m.)—Rev. JohnHunter, missionary. Christian Endeavour meets in MissionHall on Tuesdays, and during July and August, on Sabbathsat 8 o'clock. President, A. M. Burnie. Secretary, RossThomson.

Ladeside Mission, in connection with West Free (Hoursof worship, 6.30 p.m.) Convener, Hector Mackinnon.Sabbath School at 5 p.m. Superintendent, Edward M'Tavish.

Tower Street Mission, in connection with ChapelhillGaelic (English services every Sabbath at 11 a.m. and6.30 p.m.)

United Presbyterian, Bridge-end Street (hours ofworship, II a.m. and 2 p.m.)—Rev. William Galbraith.Session Clerk, Alex. M*Nab Chairman of Managers, Wm.Lauder. Clerk, William Cuthbertson. Treasurer, JohnThomson. Seat-Letter, A. M. M'Kinlay. Superintendent ofSabbath School, Rev. Wm. Galbraith. Harmoniumist, Georo-eDryden. Officer, Alex. Miller, Ballochgoy Terrace.

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Craigfrnore U.P., Crichton Road (hours of worship, ii

a.m. and 6.30 p m.)—Rev^. James Cameron, M.A., B.D.Session Clerk, Andrew Sclanders. President of Managers,David Robertson. Clerk, Wm. M'Intosh. Harmoniumist,.Wm. M'Intosh. Officer, Donald Lamont.

Baptist, Ardbeg Road (hours of worship, 11 a.m. and2 p.m.)—Rev. Samuel Crabb. Superintendent of SabbathSchool, Rev. S. Crabb. Harmoniumist, Miss Binnie. Officer,

Hugh M'Lean, King Street.

St. Paul's Episcopal, Victoria Street (hours of worship,II a.m. and 7 p.m., and on Fasts and Festivals, at 11.30.)

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Rev. F. Matthews. Mission Hall, High Street.

Prayer Meetings in the Protestant Churches on Wednes-day evenings.

St Andrew's Roman Catholic, Columshill Street (hoursof worship, 9, 12 and 7. Mass on holy days at 8 and 9; onweek days at 8. Instruction and benediction on Thursdayevenings at 7.30.)— Rev. John M'Elmail. Assistant, Rev»Wilfred Gettins. Organist, Miss Alice M'Carthy.

There is a Chapel at Mountstuart served from Rothesay.Mass generally on Sundays and holy days at 10 a.m.

The Orphanage, Bellevue, Barone Road.

Salvation Army, Barracks, Music Hall, Watergate.

Christian Brethren meet in the Gospel Hall, VictoriaStreet, on Lord's Day, at 1 1 a.m. and 2 and 7pm.; and alsoin Hall, Bridge Street, at ti a.m, and 7 p.m., and on Thurs-days at 8 p.m.

The Faith Mission (head-quarters for the West ofScotland) meets in Hall, Store Lane.

Writers—Thomas W. Alexander, N.P., Castle Street.

James Carse, Castle Street. Donald Grant, Castlehill Street.

Adam D. D. Macbeth, N.P., Castle Street. John Mackirdy,Bank of Scotland. Robert D. Macmillan, Watergate. Wm.Mackinlay, Bishop Street. Alfred A. Sillars, Castle Street.

John T. Wilson, N.P., Castle Street.

Medical Practitioners.—Andrew J. Hall, M.A., M.D.,Battery Place. James B. Lawson, M.D., Battery Place. J.

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N. Marshall, M.D., Battery Place. Dugald Mitchell, M.D.,Battery Place. D. J. Penney, MB., CM., Battery Place^

J. VV. Watkin Penney, M.B., CM., Ardbeg. Wm. Philp»

L.R.C.S.E., Glenburn. Daniel Reid, L.R.CS.E. and L.M.,East Princes Street.

Medical Electrician and Masseur, James Coates,Ph.D., F.A.S., Glenbeg, Ardbeg.

Veterinary Surgeons.—Wm. Moodie, M.R.C.V.S.,Watergate. Wm. MacConnell, M.R.CV.S., West Princes St.

Bank Agents.—Bank of Scotland, Guildford Square :

John Mackirdy.Royal Bank, Victoria Street : John T. Wilson and John

Thomson.Clydesdale Bank, Guildford Square : Peter Stewart.Bute Savings Bank, High Street : John Mackirdy,

treasurer ; William Brown, actuary.

Post Office Savings Bank, Bishop Street : John Mitchell.

Publications.— The Biete?nan (Liberal), id weekly, pub-lished every Saturday morning by W. A. Wilson, Castle St.

Rothesay Chronicle (Conservative), id weekly, publishedevery Saturday morning by Harvey & Co., Watergate.

Rothesay Express (Independent), Jd weekly, publishedevery Wednesday morning by M. Mackenzie, Montague St.

Bute Coufitv Directory, Is annually, published in June byHiggle & Co., Bridge Street.

ABC Coast Guide^ Time Tables, Diary a?td Register, idmonthly ; and Introduction to Bonnie Scotland, 2d annually^published by Higgle & Co.

Guide to RotJiesay and the Island of Bute, id annually, pub-lished at the beginning of the season by W. A. Wilson.

Rothesay Academy Magazine, id monthly, printed byHarvey & Co.

The Clyde Programme, id weekly, during summer months,printed by Harvey & Co.

Educational Institutions.

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Rothesay Academy ani>Thomson Institute : Rector and Classical Master, WilliamMackay, M.A. Mathematical Master, A. G. Burgess, M.A.Assistant Classical, C W. Thomson, M.A. Chemistry,Robert Lees, M.A. English, G. Pirie, Andrew Mitchell and PeterStornmonth. Drawing, George T. Scott. Pianoforte, ArthurS. Christie. Singing, James M 'Arthur. Shorthand, George

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Higg-ie. Infant Department, Misses Wood, Neilson, andM'Intosh. Drill Instructor and Janitor, Sergt. John Smith.

Public School : Headmaster, John M'Kay, F.E.I S.

Masters, Harry G. Ross, M.A , W. T. Esplin, John Bethune,and Thomas W. Doggart. Drawing, George T. Scott.Singing, James M 'Arthur. Mistresses, Janet Taylor, MaryM'Intosh, Mrs Macmillan, Helen Stewart, CatherineM'Donald, Barbara Grant and Annie Douglas. Sewing, AnnaClark Cookery, Sarah Graham. Drill-Instructor, Colour-Sergeant Allan. Janitor, Edward M'Nab.

St. Andrew's R. C. School : Mistresses, Sisters Collette

and Brendan, and Misses Scullion and Heath. Singing, MrJames M 'Arthur.

Tramway Co. (Limited)—Chairman, James Lindsay,Edinburgh. Secretary, John R Thomson. Solicitor, JohnMackird}?-. Manager, Archibald Robertson.

CraigmOPe Pier Co.—Chairman, John R. Thomson.Secretary, Wm. M'Intosh. Piermaster, Archd. Turner.

Robertson Stewart Hospital, Townhead.—MedicalOfficer, Dr Hall. Matron, Eliza Smith.

Victoria Hospital, High Street—Established andmaintained for medical and surgical treatment of personssuffering from injuries or non-infectious diseases.—Hon.President, Marquess of Bute. Chairman of Committee ofManagement, Sheriff Martin. Secretary, A. D. Macbeth.Treasurer, Peter Stewart. Matron,

Norman Stewart Institute, Montague Street, erected

by former townsmen (who remembered their native place

while prospering abroad) at a cost of about £10,000, for the

benefit of working men and women. Chairman of Board of

Management, Lord Bute. Secretary and Treasurer, A. D.Macbeth. Janitor, Thomas Campbell

Free and Accepted Masons.—Provincial GrandLodge of Argyll and the Isles.—P.G.M., Sir CharlesDalrymple, Bart., of New Hailes, M.P. P.G.M.D., HenryGerard Fenton Newall, St. Andrews. S.P.G.M., J. P. B.

Robertson, Lord-Justice General. P.G.S.W., Colin M'Lellan,

Rothesay. P.G.J.W., Malcolm Ferguson, Inveraray.

Treasurer, James Heaton, Rothesay. Secretary, AndrewClark, Rothesay.

Lodge " Rothesay St. John," No. 292.—Meets in Lodge18


Room, High Street, on last Monday of every month, fromSeptember till April.—R.W.M., Colin M'Lellan. Secretary,

JIugh S. Kerr. Treas., Angus Robertson. Tyler, Robt. Liddle.

.''St. Blank's" Royal Arch Chapter, No, 163.— 1st

Principal Z., James Heaton. 2nd Principal H , D. C. Murray.

3rd Principal J., Rev. J. B. Meek. Scribe E., James Wilson.'Scribe N., Hugh Black.

Ancient Order of Foresters —Rothesay, Bute, and-Argyll District.—Meets half-yearly for business (last Friday

in April and last Friday in October) in Foresters' Hall, Castle

Street, Rothesay. D C.R., James Wilson, Port-Bannatyne.

D.S., J. A. Leckie, Rothesay. D.T., James Stewart, Rothesay.Court " Bute," No. 5630.—Meets in the Foresters'

Hall every alternate Wednesday.—C.R., Duncan Smith.

Treasurer, Duncan Blair. Secretary, Alex. Lamont. MedicalOfficer, Dr D. J. Penney.

Sanctuary Bute, No. 5630, Ancient Order of Shep-herds.—Meets in the Foresters Hall every second Monday at

8 p.m.—Pastor, John Morrison. Treasurer, Duncan Blair.

Secretary, James A. Leckie.

Loyal Order of Ancient Shepherds (Ashton Unity).—" Lord Bute" Lodge, No. 2091.—Meets every alternate

Wednesday in the Lesser Good Templar Hall.—W.M., G.Oliphant. Secy., James Anderson. Treas., Robert M'Leish.

Scottish Typographical Association. — RothesayBranch.—Pres , Wm. Mackay. Sec. and Treas., J. M'Gilvary.

Associated Carpenters' and Joiners' Society.—President,

William Macfie. Secretary, Dugald Gillies. Treasurer,Alexander Brown,

Masons' Society.—President, Robert Rodger. Secretary,

John Bracelin. Treasurer, John Gilchrist.

Painters' Society.—President, Ronald M'Kay. Secy.,

Charles M'Dermott. Treas., William Cunningham.League of the Cross.—"Sacred Heart" Branch.

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Meets in Victoria Hall, Store Lane.—Spiritual Director, Rev.John M'ElmaiL Treas., Chas. M'Auley. Secy., P. M'lvor.

Sons of Temperance.—" Rothesay's Effort" DivisionNo. 467.—President, James M'Intyre. Secretary, John Hunter.Collector, John Simpson.

Independent Order of Good Templars —DistrictLodge of Bute and Cowal, No. 13. — D. D., Thomas

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M'Dougall. D.C.T., Thomas Falconer. D.S., Miss JaneWhitelaw, Dunoon. D.S.J.L., John Geddes, Ascog.

" George Stephenson " Lodge, No. 112.—Meets in GoodTemplar Hall, Tower Street, on Tuesdays at 8 p.m.—ChiefTemplar, Alex. M'Nab. L.D., Duncan Dewar. R. Secy.,

Thomas Falconer. Treas., Miss Falconer.'' Rothesay's Freedom " Lodge, No. 228.—Meets in.

Good Templar Hall, Tower Street, on Thursdays at 8 p.m.—

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Chief Templar, William Keith. R. Secy, W. Nugent. L.D.,.

A. Morrison.

"Hope of Bute" Juvenile Lodge, No. 252.—Meets in^

the Good Templar Hall, Tower Street, on Saturdays at 6 p.m.

—Superintendent, Edward M'Nab." Freedom's Hope " Juvenile Lodge, No. 135.—Meets in.

the Good Templar Hall, Tower Street, on Thursdays at 7 p.m.

—Superintendent, John M'Lean, King Street.

High Street Total Abstinence Society.— Meets in

Mission Hall, High Street, on Fridays at 8 p.m. President,

A. M. Burnie. Secy., Annie M'Lean. Treasurer, Colin Kean..

Gospel Temperance Meeting.—Meets in Mission Hall,

Tower Street, on Saturdays at 7 p.m. Chairman, Rev. D.M'Cormick.

Rothesay Vigilance Committee.—Pres., A. M. Burnie.

Secy, and Treas,, Wm. Kirk.

Independent Order of Rechabites.—" Hope of Bute"Tent, No. 2325.—Chief Ruler, John M'Gee. Secretary, T..

Falconer. Treasurer, W. Dryburn.

Literary Association.—Meets in Norman StewartInstitute on Tuesday evenings from October till March..

Hon. President, Professor Coates. President, C. W.Thomson. Sec, D. Stewart. Treas., D. M 'Donald, jun.-

Young Women's Christian Association.—Meets in

Free Parish Church Hall, Castle Street, on Sabbath morningsand Thursday evenings.— President, Miss Buchan, Port-

Bannatyne. Secretary, Miss Law, Ardbeg. Rural Branch.

Secretary, Miss Bell, Bishop Terrace. Treasurer, Miss

Yuill. Junior Branch meets on Tuesday evenings in the

winter.

Political Associations.—Rothesay Liberal Associa-

tion, inaugurated 1882.—President, George Shiells. Secy.,.

Joseph D. Wilson. Treasurer, Hector Mackinnon.20


Irish National League.—''Thomas Sexton" Branch.

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Meets in the Victoria Hall, Store Lane, on alternate Monday•evenings.—President, Daniel Corrigan. Sec, John Breslin.

Bute Burns Club.—President, James Heaton. Secre-tary and Treasurer, George Higgie.

Swimming Club.— President, Bailie Squair. Vice-President, M. M'Grory. Secretary, L. Milloy, jun. Treasurer,

J. Blair. Swimming master, George Hamilton.

Boys' and Girl^' Religfious Society.—Meets in thePublic School, High Street, every Sabbath at ii a.m. Sup-ported by voluntary contributions.—President, Wm. Hunter.Secretary, Thomas M'Dougall. Treasurer, John Dodds.

DOPCaS Society.—President, Mrs J. Windsor Stuart.

Treasurer, Miss Macleod Clerk, Secretary, Miss M 'Isaac.

Choral Society —Under the joint management of JamesM 'Arthur and Arthur S. Christie.

Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.—Headquarters, 103 Montague Street.—Superintendent, JamesWatson, 28 Bath Street, Glasgow.

Dramatic Clubs.—Catholic.—President, John Slaven.Treasurer, Patrick M'lver. Secretary, Joseph Quigley.

Rothesay.— Superintendent, Alex. Allan. Secretary,WiUiam M'Neill.

Golf Club.—Course, Westland. President, A. GrahamMurray, M. P. Team Captain, W. Esplin. Secretary DonaldMunro. Treasurer, John Mackirdy. Green-keeper, JamesAnderson.

Curling Club.—President J. Windsor Stuart. Treasurer,M. Waters. Secretary, J. Thomson.

Bowling Club.—Green, Ballochgoy. President andChairman of Directors, William Lauder. Secretary andTreasurer, Bailie M'Intosh.

Football Clubs.—St. Blane's (established 1872).—President, C. M'Auley. Sec. and Treas., Owen Gallacher.

Bute Rangers (1875).—Secretary, Daniel Bowie.Royal Victoria (1891).—President, D. Lamont. Treas,,

J. M'Millan. Secretary, T. Locke.Draughts Club.—President, David Stewart. Secretary,

Thomas Falconer. Treasurer, Thomas Campbell.Fast Days.—Thursdays before the first Sabbath in May

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Fairs.—Thursday before 27th May (hiring-), third Wed-nesday and Thursday in July, Brux Day (horse), Thursdaybefore 23rd November (hiring), and Tuesday before Kilbarchart,

December Fair (horse). [The first Wednesday in May andlast Wednesday of October used to be the dates of fairs, andare still published in some reference books, but they areobselete.]

Postal Arrangements.—Post Office, Bishop Street-Postmaster, John Mitchell.

Despatches Box Closes. Parcels Post.Edinburgh, Glasgow, Greenock, Dunoon, ) f. oa o

Innellan, &c.,\

^-^^ a.m. 8 p.m.

Local, Port-Bannatyne, Ascog, Kirgarth, 8 a.m. 8 a.m.Colintraive, Tighnabruaich, Tarbert, Ard- ) ^^ ^ 1 ^

rishaig. and the West, &c ... \

^^ ^•^' ^'^^ ^•™-

Edinburgh, Glasgow, &c., 10.30 a.m. 10.20 a.m.Local, Port-Bannatyne, Ascog, ... ... 1 p.m.Edinburgh, Gla=*gow, &c. (Eng. Ltd. Mail) 2. 10 p.m. 2 p.m-Innellan, Kirn, Dunoon, Greenock, &c., 3.10 p.m. 3 p.m.

*Greenock, Glasgow, English, &c. (up spec.) 4.30 p.m. 4.20 p.m.Local, Port-Bannatyne, Ascog, Kingarth,

)/» in £

and Kilchattan Bay, )b.lO p.m. § p.m.

•Extra Despatch during Summer, 6.10 p.m. Saturdays only, 8-30 p.m.

Deliveries from Glasgow, Edinburgh, and all parts^.

about 9.30 a.m and 6-30 p.m. Deliveries in June, July,.

August and September, at 8.15 a.m., 1.30 and 6.30 p m.Pillar Letter Boxes at Orcadia, Craigmore Pier,

Ferguson Place, Mountstuart Road, Port-Bannatyne Pier,.

Ornatus Terrace, Craiglea, Argyle Place, Mountpleasant,Barone Road, Ballochgoy, Rothesay Pier, Gallowgate, HigbStreet, Guildford Square, Straad, and Kerrycroy.

Galloavgate Post Office.—Postal despatches to suit

head office.

Money Orders issued and paid from 8 a.m. till 8 p.m.Savings Bank—Deposits received from 7 am. till 8 p.m..

and 9 p.m. in Summer,Postal Orders issued and paid from 7 a.m. till 8 p.m.,

and in Summer till 9 p.m.

Telegraph Office open on week days from 7 a.m. till!

8 p.m. (Open in June, July, August and September till 9 p.m.)

Sundays from 9 till 10 a.m. Messages can be sent at later

hours by paying extra.

Ardbeg Road (T.S.O.).—Despatches to suit Rothesay^Postal, Money Order, and Savings Bank business.

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Craigmore Pier.—Despatches to suit Rothesay arrange-

ments. Telegraph 8 a.m. till 8 p.m. Postal, Money Order,

and Savings Bank business. No Sunday attendance.

AscoG.—Deliveries and despatches to suit Rothesayarrangements. Telegrams from 8 a.m. till 8 p.m. Sundayattendance, 9 a.m. till 10 a.m.

Communications.—Steamers to Wemyss Bay, Gourock,

Greenock, Glasgow, and intermediate ports, and through the

Kyles several times a day. In Summer, steamers ply regularly

to Arran, Inveraray, and Helensburgh, and irregularly to all

the surrounding ports Tramway cars run to Port-Bannatyne,

and Omnibuses to Mountstuart and Kilchattan Bay daily.

PARISH OF NORTH BUTE.Port-Bannatyne, the principal village in this parish, is

two and a-half miles from Rothesay, with which it is connectedby tramway. It agreeably blends fishing with house-letting.

(For Courts and Court Officials, Juntves of the Peace, and CountyBoards, see County Lists.)

RegfistParof Births, Marriages, and Deaths, Archd. Brown.ChUFCies.—North Bute Parish (hours of worship

:

Crockanrae, 1.30 p.m.; St. Ninian's, 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m.)

—Minister, Rev. Peter Dewar, M.A. Session Clerk, P.

Whyte. Superintendent of Sabbath School, Rev. P. Dewar.Precentor, George Welsh. Harmoniumist, Miss Smith.Church Officer, Alex. Morrison, Lome Place.

North Bute Free Church, Port-Bannatyne (hours of

worship, II a.m. and 2 p.m.)—Minister, Rev. John Dunlop.Session Clerk and Chairman of Deacons' Court, Rev. JohnDunlop. Clerk of Deacons' Court, David Baird. Super-intendent of Sabbath School, J. R. Johnston. Precentor,

David Baird. Church Officer, John Sutherland. Harmonium-ist, Miss Reisberg.

Parish Council.—John Halliday, Stonefield (chairman);

David Baird, Gladstone Place ; Wm. P. Dickie, Cranslag-vourity; James M'Alister, Meikle Kilmory

; Jas. P. Malcom,Edinbeg ; Charles Thomson, blacksmith ; and John M.Lamont, Lamont Place. Clerk, Archd. Brown.

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Parish of OFFICIALS. North Bute,

Schoo! Board.—J. W. Stuart, Rothesay (chairman);

Rev. Peter Dewar, M.A.; James M'Alister, Meikle Kilmory;

John Halliday, and John M. Lament. Clerk and Treasurer,.

J. R. Thomson, Rothesay. Officer, J. Wilson, Port-Bannatyne.

Schools.—Pokt-Bannatyne Public, Peter Whyte, master;Miss Craighead, assistant ; Miss White, pupil teacher.

Ballinlay, James Duncan, master.KiLDAVANNAN, Miss Kay, mistress.

Physician.—Dr A. j. Hall, Hydropathic, and Dr WatkinPenney, Prospect House, Ardbeg.

Kamesbupgh Gas Light Company.—Chairman, JamesDuncan. Secretary, John M. Lamont, Lamont Place.Collector, W. Redfern.

Kyles of Bute Hydropathic Establishment.—Chair-man, ex-Bailie Dickson, Glasgow. Secretary, D. Hill Jack,Glasgow. Manager, Archibald Menzies. Medical Adviser,Dr Hall, Rothesay.

A.OF.— Court ''North Bute," 6216.—Meets in the oldFree Church Schoolroom every alternate Tuesday at 8 p.m.

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Chief Ranger, D. Campbell. Secrecary, Thomas Malcom.Treasurer, James Wilson.

LO.G.T.—Lodge "North Bute," No. 649.—Meets in theold Free Church Schoolroom, on Mondays, at 8 p.m.

"Port-Bannatyne Lifeboat" Juvenile Lodge, No. 50.—Meets in the old Free Church Schoolroom, on Mondays, at7 p.m. Superintendent, F. D. Dalziel.

Fresh Air Home, Stewarthall, in connection with theGlasgow Poor Children's Fresh Air Fortnight Scheme.Visitors admitted except on Sabbaths and Fridays. Matron,Miss Hart. Convener and Secretary, Alexander M 'Keith, 19Howard Street, Glasgow.

^Fa'if; Days. -Thursdays before first Sabbath in May, and

third in October.

Postal ArrangfementS.—Sub-Postmistress, Miss M.M'Cunn, Port-Bannatyne.—Despatches to all parts, viaRothesay, at 9.50 a.m., 1.25, 3,25 (5.25, extra in summer),and 7.55 p.m. Deliveries from all parts, via Rothesay, about(in Juno, July, August and September, 10 a.m.) 12 noon and7.30 p.m. In winter at 10 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Telegramsreceived and despatched from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Postal andMoney Order and Savings Bank. No attendance on Sundays.

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Parish of OFFICIALS. ' Kingarth.

PARISH OF KINGARTH.This parish Is rich in ecclesiastical history. The Irish

Bishop St. Cattan landed here in the year 439. The growing-

village of Kllchattan Bay, about seven miles from Rothesay,

has regular connections by steamer and 'bus.

(For Courts and Court Officials, Justices of the Peace and County Boardssee County Lists.)

Registrar of Births, Marriages, and Deaths.—W. L.

Thomson.Churches.—Kingarth Parish (Hour of worship, 12

o'clock noon). —Minister, Rev, John Saunders, M.A., B.D.Session Clerk and Superintendent of Sabbath Schools, Rev.

J. Saunders. Precentor, Wm. Orr. Church Officer, John Reld.

Kingarth Free Church, Ascog (Hours of worship,11-15 a.m. and 6-30 p.m.)—Minister Emeritus^ Rev. Robt.Williamson, D.D., Elgin. Colleague and Superintendent of

Sabbath School, Rev. William Winter. Organist, MissAnnie Turner. Church Officer, James Stewart, Kerrycroy.

South Kingarth Free Church, Kllchattan Bay (Hoursof worship, 12 noon and 6-30 p.m.)—Minister and SessionClerk, Rev. Benjamin J. Davidson, M.A., B.D. Superinten-dent of Sabbath Schools, B. J. Davidson. Precentor, WilliamMorrison. Church Officer, Adam Deans.

Parish ^OVCa^W.—Mountstuart Ward—J. Windsor Stuart,

Hugh Duncan, and Alexander Macfarlane. Kllchattan BayWard—John Cumming (chairman), David Crawford, JohnGalbraith, and William Morrison. Inspector and Collector,

William L. Thomson.School Board.—J. W. Stuart, Rothesay (chairman);

John Cumming, Kllchattan Bay; Alexander Macfarlane,Meikle Kllchattan ; David Crawford, and Rev. John Sauders.Clerk and Treasurer, John T. Wilson, Rothesay. Officer, D.Ferguson, Kllchattan Butt.

Schools.—Kingarth Public.—William L. Thomson,master. Miss Catherine M'Quistan, mistress.

Birgidale Public.—Duncan C. Stewart, master.Kerrycroy Public—William Fulton, master.

Convalescent Home.— "St. Margaret's Home," Ascog.Supported by Lady Bute. Matron, Miss Elem.

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Parish of OFFICIALS. Kingarth.

Kilehattan Bay Pier Company (Limited).— Chairman,John Cumming". Secretary and Treasurer, Wiliam L. Thom-son. Piermaster, R. Kelso.

Kilehattan Bay Band of Hope.—Meets in Free ChurchHall, on Fridays, at 6-30 p.m.

Public Library, Kerrycroy.—William Fulton.

LO.G.T., Mountstuart—Meets on Fridays, at 8.—J. G.Geddes, superintendent of juveniles.

Postal Arrangements— Kingarth Sub-Postmaster, D.M*FiE, joiner. Kilehattan Bay Sub- Postmistress, JanetCuRRiE. Box closes at 6 a.m. and 2-15 p.m. Despatches toall parts via Rothesay about 6-40 a.m. and 2-25 p.m. Deliveriesfrom all parts via Rothesay about 11-30 a.m. and 8.15 p.m.Teleg-rams from 8 a.m. till 8 p.m. Sunday 9 a.m. till 10 a.m.Postal and Money Order and Savings Bank business.

Fast Days.—Thursdays before first Sabbath in May andthird in October.

Fair.—Thursday before Largs Fair.

"Stevenson" Borne. Ascog, in connection with GlasgowPoor Children's Fresh-Air Fortnight Scheme.—Matron, MissHart. Convener and Secretary, Alex. M 'Keith, 19 HowardStreet, Glasgow.

ISLE OF ARRAN.This island, the largest in the group, is famous for the

grandeur of its scenery and the variety of its geologicaldeposits. Its highest mountain, Goatfell, is of three distinct

formations, and is an epitome of the geology of the world.The loneliness and solemnity of its mountains and glensimpress the visitor with wonder that such scenes can beenjoyed ''so near and yet so far" ''far from the maddingcrowd." The island is divided into two parishes—Kilbrideon the east and Kilmory on the west. There is not yet properhouse accommodation for all the summer visitors, so thatstrangers contemplating a sojourn in this picturesque spot had:better secure, by correspondence, quarters in advance.

(For Courts and Court Officials, Justices of the Peace and CountyBoards see County Lists.)

Population in 1881, 4,762 ; in 1891, 4,927.26

Isle of OFFICIALS. Arran,

Parliamentary Constituency, 706.

For Valuation and Assessments see page 2.

Lady of the Manor.—Lady Mary, only daughter of the

late William Alexander Louis Stephen Douglas Hamilton,.

12th Duke of Hamilton and Brandon, &c.

Factor on Estate.— Patrick Murray, Strabane, Brodick.

Sheriff Court held once a quarter at Brodick. SherifF-

Clerk-Depute, Wm. Munro, 24 Hamilton Terrace, Lamlash.Arran Farmers' Society.—Annual exhibition of live

stock in August, and of roots, etc., in December. Vice-President, John Auldjo Jamieson, W.S., Whitehouse^Lamlash. Secretary and Treasurer, William Tod, Glenree.

Coast Guard Stations.—Lamlash—Chief Officer, R.Limpaney. Kildonan and Lloyd's Signal Station—Officer,,

William Cottan.

Lifeboat Station.—Kildonan—Coxwain, D. M'Kinnon.County CouneiL—Arran District Committee—

Patrick Murray, Brodick (chairman) ; Duncan Kerr, Corrie;

John Morton, Dougarie; John Bannatyne, Lamlash ; Alister

McMillan, Lochranza ; William Tod, Shedog; John Jamieson,

Southend; and James M'Kinnon, Whiting Bay, Elected byKilbride Parochial Board, Robert Hamilton. Elected byKilmory Parochial Board, Angus M 'Alister.

Clerk and Treasurer, John K. Ritchie, Brodick.

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Collectors, John T. Wilson, Rothesay; John B. Sweet,.

Lamlash ; and Peter Mackenzie, Shiskine. Medical Officer,

Thomas Rutherford, M.B., CM., Shiskine. Road Surveyorand Sanitary Inspector, Peter Jenkins, Lamlash.

Arran Conservative Association.—President, JamesAuldjo Jamieson, W.S. ; Chairman, Patrick Murray,,Strabane ; Secretary, Thomas Reid, Schoolhouse.

PARISH OF KILBRIDE.

Churches.—Established. Brodick.—Rev. MalcolmsM'Lean, M.A., B.D. Kilbride.—Rev. Peter Robertson,M.A. Corrie.—W. Muirhead, M.A. WhitingBay.—Vacant.

Free.—Brodick.—Rev. J. K. Cameron, M.A. Whiting.Bay.—Rev. Angus Stewart.

Congregational.—Sannox.—Rev. Allan M'Dougall.27

Parish of OFFICIALS. Kilbride,

School Board—Patrick Murray, Strabane (chairman);

Robert Hamilton, Brodick; Rev, Angus Stewart, Whiting

Bay; John Bannatyne, and Neil Fullarton, M.B., CM.,Lamlash. Clerk and Treasurer, John B. Sweet, Lamlash.

Schools.—CoRRiE.—William Hay.Brodick.—Thomas Reid.Lamlash.—Andrew Davidson.Whiting Bay—Peter Downie.

Parish Council.— a?rr/> fFrt-r^/.—Alexander McMillanand Rev. William Muirhead. Brodick ?f'«r^.—Robert Hamil-ton, Patrick Murray (chairman), and Rev. Malcolm M'Lean.Lamlash Ward.—John Wallace and John W. Inglis. WhitingBay Ward.—James Hamilton and John M'Kelvie.

Inspector, John R. Thomson. Collector, John B. Sweet.Medical Officer, John A. Jamieson, M.D.

Doctors.—Neil Fullerton, M.B., CM., Lamlash; John A.

Jamieson, M.D., and Robert Jamieson, M.B., CM., Brodick.Bank of Scotland.—John B. Sweet, agent, Lamlash.

Brodick Branch open on Tuesdays ; in Summer, Fridaysadditional.

Registrars of Births, etc.—Brodick.—Thomas Reid.Lamlash.—John R. Thomson.

Post Offices.—Brodick.—Ernest Ribbeck.Corrie.—Jane Douglas.King's Cross.—Alexander Cook.Lamlash.—Thomas M'Neish.Whiting Bay.—Archibald M'Millan.PiermastePS.—Brodick—Robert Hamilton.Lamlash.—James Hodge.Masonic— ''St. Molio's " Lodge, No. 774, Lamlash.—

R.W.M., Captain John M'Millan. Secy., Robert M'Millan.Lamlash Golf Club.—Captain, William Robertson.

Secy., Andrew Davidson. Treasurer, John B. Sweet.Lamlash Curling: Ciub—President, Wm. Tod, Glenree.

Secy, and Treas., John Bannatyne, Lamlash.Lamlash Lawn Tennis Club.—Secretary, D. M'Kelvie.Communions.—First Sundays in May and November.Fairs.—Brodick. —First Tuesday after 20th June.Lamlash.— (Cattle, Sheep, and Horses), Friday before

Irvine May Fair [first Tuesday], and Wednesday beforeOctober Falkirk Tryst [second Tuesday].

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Parish of OFFICIALS. Kilmory.

PARISH OF KILMORY.

Churche!^.—Established.—High Kilmory.—Rev. D:.

Black. Lochranza.—Rev. John Mackenzie. Shiskine.—Rev. John M'Lean, M.A.

Free.—Kilmory.—KiLDONAN.—Rev. William M'Millan.

Lochranza.—Rev. Mr Grant.

Shiskine.— Rev. J. W. M'Dougall.Catacol.—Rev. John Kennedy.

School Board.—James Allan (chairman), John Brown,.

Rev. John Kennedy, Donald McAllister, Angus M'Kenzie,

John Spiers, and Alex. Stewart. Clerk and Treasurer, Peter

M'Kenzie, Shiskine.

Schools.—Dougarie Public—Neil Downie.Drimlabarra— J. D. M'Kin- I Penrioch—FloraJ. Cameron,

non. Shiskine— Robert T. Irvine.

Kilmory—Robert Whiteford. Slidderie—John A. Cook.

Lochranza—Arch. M'Allister.

Doctor.—Thomas Rutherford, M.B., CM., Shiskine.

Parish Council.—Lochranza Ward—Robert Anderson andAlister M'Millan. Dougarie IVard—James Allan, jr.; AngusM'Allister, and Matthew McAllister. Shedog Ward—]ohnM'Kinnon (chairman), and Donald Stewart. Southend Ward"

—William Cook and Donald M 'Donald.

Inspector, John R. Thomson. Collector, Peter M'Kenzie.

Medical Officer, Thomas Rutherford, M.B., CM.ames Cook.PiRNMiLL—Chas. Robertson.

Post Offices.—KilmoryLochranza—Robert Kerr.

Shiskine—Alex. M 'Bride.

Registrar of Births, etc.—Kilmory—Robt. Whiteford.

Lochranza -Arch. M'Allister|

Shiskine- -Robt. T. Irvine.

Masonic.—" St. Bride's," No. 784, Lochranra—R.W.M., Robt. W. Kerr, jun. Secretary, Robt. W. Grant.

Pier Master.—Lochranza—Robert Kerr.

Fair.—Lochranza (Cattle, Sheep, and Horses)—First

Tuesday in June.

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Parish of OFFICIALS. Cumbrae.

PARISH OF CUMBRAE.The Parish of Cumbrae comprises the islands of Great

and Little Cumbrae off the Ayrshire Coast. The Burgh of

Millport, on the larger isle, is a popular watering-place. Thelarger isle is about 12 miles in circumference, with a well-

made road round it. Cumbrae affords good scope for the

botanist ; and on the 15th May a new marine biological

station was formally opened by Dr John Murray, F.R.S., of

the "Challenger" expedition. The building is a short

distance from Keppel Pier, on a site gifted by Lord Bute, and•cost £1000. This permanent building is a development of the

"Ark" of the late Dr Robertson, the " Cumbrae naturalist."

(For Courts and Court Officials, Justices of the Peace, and County Boards,see County Lists).

Constituencies—Parliamentary, 519. Municipal, over 700.

Assessments.—Poor, 4d per £. School, sjd.

Lord of the Manor.—Marquess of Bute, K.T. Factor,

J. Windsor Stuart, Rothesay.

Parish CouneiL—^J.C. Sharpe, J. P. (chairman); ex-

Provost Brown, John Cunningham, J. P.; John Thorn, JohnM'Kirdy, Daniel M'Laren, and Thomas Thorn. Inspector of

Poor, James Ross. Collector, William Hunter.

Registrar of Births, Marriages, and Deaths.—Jas. Ross.

Churches.—Parish (hours of worship, it a.m. and 6-30

p.m.)—Minister, Rev. Archibald Grierson, M.A. Session-

Clerk, James Wallace.Free (hours of worship, 11 a.m. and 2-15 p.m.)

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Minister, Rev. Alexander Walker, M.A.United Presbyterian (hours of worship, 11 a.m. and

2-15 p.m.—6.30 p.m. in June, July, and August)— Rev. JamesFrame, M.A., B.D.

Cathedral of Argyll and the Isles.—Bishop—RightRev. J. R. A. Chinnery-Haldane, D.D. Provost—Very Rev.

T. I. Ball, LL.D. Canons—Very Rev. Dean Pressley-Smith,

Revs. H. MacColl (Synod Clerk), J. A. Ewing, H. Brown,

J. R. Dakers, W. L. Low, Dugald Mackenzie. HonoraryCanons—Revs. G. C. White, Hon. H. Douglas, H. Meynell,

A. J. M'Lean. Chapter Clerk—Mr James Gordon. Hoursof Service—Sundays (except first in month), H.C., 8.30 a.m.

Even, and Sermon, 6 p.m. Holy Days, H.C., 8.30 a.m.;

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Parish of ' OFFICIALS. Cuinbrae.

Even. 7 p m. Week Days— H.C., 8.30 a.m.; Matins, 8.10

.a.m.; Even. 3 p.m. (S. O. Surpliced Choir).

St. Andrew's—Rector, Very Rev. T. I. Ball, LL.D.Hours of Service—Sundays, H.C., 10.15 a.m. (first in month);

Matins, 11 a.m. Holy Days - Matins, 11 a.m. The Services

in St. Andrew's and the Cathedral are intended to be compli-

mentary of each other.

Baptist (hours of worship, 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m.).

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Pastor, Rev. James Black, M.A., A.T.S.

Sheriff Small Debt Courts.— Held in March and Sep-

tember. Sheriff-Clerk Depute, James Ross.

Cumbrae School Board.—Rev. James Frame, (chair-

man). Rev. Archibald Grierson, Duncan M'Dougail, W. T.

Train and Allan Speirs. Clerk andTreas., J. Ross, Union Bank.

Schools.—Cumbrae Public—Headmaster, A.C. Steven,

F.E.I.S. Mistress, Infant and Industrial, Mrs A. G. L.

Peckett, Certif. Second Master, H. Whhfield. Assistants,

W. S. Lowe, Elizabeth Houston, and Isabella Taylor.

Cathedral,—James Gordon, master.

Kames House.—Miss Tait.

Physicians.—John M'Gown, M.D, Hugh Sinclair

L.F.P.S.G. J. Craig MacGown, ]un., L.R.C.S.E.

Bank.—Union.—Stuart Street. James Ross, agent.

Law Agents.—Stevenson & Mackinlay.

Masonic.—Lodge " Kelburne," No. 459.—Meets on the

jfirst Friday of each month in the Masonic Hall, Crawford

Street, at 8 p.m.—R.W.M., James Allan. P.M., ThomasSommerville, Royal George Hotel. Secretary, Daniel Blair.

Treasurer, A. G. M'Farlane.

Cumbrae Branch of Buteshire Liberal Association.

President, J. Cunningham, J. P. Secretary, A. G. M'Farlane.

Unionist Club.—Hon. President, A. Graham Murray,

Q.C., M.P. Presidents, Provost William Allan and William

Martin. Secretary, Jas. Craig, Douglas Villa.

Cumbrae Bowling: Club.— President, D. Cockburn.

Treasurer, James Ross. Secretary, J. Train.

Curling Club.—President, William Crawford. Secretary

and Treasurer, William Macfarlane.

Cumbrae Golf Club.—Captain, J. Windsor Stuart.

Vice-Captain, A. Cameron. Joint-Secretaries, W. Barclay

and J. C. Sharpe. Treasurer, James Ross.

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Pafish of OFFICIALS.*

Cumbrae.

Draughts Club.—Hon. President, A. Graham Murray,Q.C., M.P. President, Dr J. Craig MacGown. Vice-Presidents, A. G. M'Farlane and James Ross,

Women's Guild.—Meets in Church Hall on Tuesdays at

7-30 p.m.—Secretary, Miss Harley. Treasurer, Miss Goldie.

BURGH OF MILLPORT.Population of Burgh in 1891, 1662.

Assessments.—Police, IS ; General Improvement^2^d ; Special Sewers, id to 6d

Corporation.—Senior Magistrate, William Allan. JuniorMagistrates^ James Allan and John Mackay. Commissioners,William Crawford, John Cunningham, Thomas Duncan, JohnTaylor, William Macfarlane, and Andrew Ritchie.

Officials.—Clerk, Robert Wood. Treasurer, JamesRoss. Procurator-Fiscal, William Mackinlay. Collector,William Hunter. Medical Officer, Dr M'Gown, senior.

Inspector of Nuisances and Burgh Surveyor, Edward Quinn.Gas Manager, Hugh Reid.

Pier and Harbour Co.—Chairman, Dr M'Gown.Sec and Treas., Wm. Allan. Harbourmaster, Alex. Cameron.

Keppel Pier Co., Limited.—Chairman, Thomas Duncan.Sec. and Treas., Wm. Hunter. Lessee of Pier, Geo. Boyle.

Mutual Plate Glass Insurance Association.—Presi-

dent, Wm Barclay. Sec, A. G. Macfarlane. Treas., Jas. Ross.Co-Operative Society, Limited.—President, Thomas

Reid. Secretary, R. Caldwell. Treasurer, James Graham.Millport Trades' Association.—President, J. Cunning-

ham, J. p. Secretary, A. G. Macfarlane.

Penny Savings Bank. —Trustees—William Martin,Freeland (chairman); Rev. James Frame (secy.). Rev. Archd.Grierson, J. C. Sharpe, A. G. Macfarlane, and A. C. Steven.

Reading Room.—President, A. G. Macfarlane. Hon.Secretary, A. C. Steven. Treasurer, James Ross.

Holidays—First Thursdays after 15th April and 15th Oct.

Post Oifice.—Postmistress, Miss Cunningham. Arrivals

and despatches twice daily in winter, thrice daily in summer.Communications.—Steamers sail daily to Glasgow,

Greenock, Wemyss Bay, and Fairlie during summer months.Daily to Wemyss Bay all the vear round.

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HOUSEHOLDERS.PARISH OF ROTHESAY.

AActon, John, druggist, Lilyoak ter

Adam, Arch. , Craigmore rdAdams, John, cabinetmaker, 1

Bridgend st

Adams, John, grocer, 5 Argyle st

Adamson, Mrs John, 1 Brighton ter

Adamson, Jn., photographer, Have-lock ter

Adamson & Son, photographers,Chapelhill rd and Argyle st

Aitchison, Mrs Sarah, 12 Colums-hill st

Aitchison, Thomas, grocer, 30 Millst, house, Barone rd

Aitken, Miss Char., 8 Ardbeg rdAlexander, Alex., seaman, 98 Mon-tague st

Alexander, Miss Gray, 18 Battery pi

Alexander, Thos. W., sheriff-clerk,

Castle st ; ho.. Bishop ter

Algie, Matthew, carter, 10 LadesideAllan, Alexander, drill instructor, 4Mount Pleasant

Allan, C, Colline Villa, Crichton rdAllan, Misses Eliz. and Mary Ann,

28 Ardbeg rdAllan, Miss Euph., 11 Columshill st

Allan, James, 87 Ardbeg rdAllan, John, coachman, 31 Bridge st

Allan, Miss Robin., 1 OrcadiaAllan, Thos., mason, 16 Castle st

Anderson, Mrs, 135 High st

Anderson, Mrs Agnes, 37 Mount-Stuart rd

Anderson, George, farm manager, 14Staffa pi

Anderson, Mrs Eliz. A., 59 Mount-stuart rd

Anderson, Alex., cabinetmaker, 3West Castle st ; ho., 2 King st

Anderson, Alex., calenderer, 35Bridge st

Anderson, Mrs Eliz., 59 Barone rdAnderson, Hugh, garctener. Serpen-

tine rdAnderson, Miss Isa., 12 Staffa pi

Anderson, James, compositor, 23Bridge-end st

Anderson, John, bootmaker, 36Bridge st

Anderson, John, baker, Westland rdAnderson, Scott, seaman, 48 Lade-

side^tAnderson, Wit., tenter, 98 High st

Anderson, Wm., tenter, 8 Tower st

Angus, Gil., seaman, Gowanfield piAngus, Mrs Ann, 65 Victoria st

Angus, Mrs, 16 Castle st

Archer, Mrs Cath,, 19 Store laneArmstrong, James, gardener, 22

Russell st

Arrol, Mrs Mary, 27 Argyle st

Ashcroft, J., mechanic, 6 Hillhouse rdAuld, John, engineer, 65 Ardbeg rdAustin, Mrs, Coal Beck pi (old In-

dustrial School), Union st

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Parish of HOUSEHOLDERS. Rothesay.

BBainbridge, William, spirit dealer,

Eagle Inn, 1 Montague st

Baillie, Mrs Ann, Lilyoak ter

Bain, John, labourer, 24 Ladeside st

Bain, Miss Margar-jt, 18 Argyle pi

Bain, Miss Mary, High CraigmoreBaird, Andrew B., blacksmith and

farrier, 113 High st ; ho, Manse-field pi

Baird, Misses Dora M. and MaggieR., 28 Battery pi

Baird, Mrs Jane, 14 E. Princes st

Baird, Mrs Jemima B., 57 Ardbeg rdBaird, Mrs Marion, grocer and winemerchant, 70 Ardbeg rd

Balderston, Mrs Ann, 7 Bishop st

Ballantyne, John, gas manager. Highst ; ho., Bellevue rd

Ballard, Mrs Margt., 13 Victoria st

Balmer, Miss Mary, York ter

Bannatyne, Rev. Alex. M., 63Mouiit-stuart rd

Banner, Ed., moulder, Lilyoak ter

Bannerman, James, compositor, 36Bishop st

Barclay, Thomas, 123 High st

Barr, Alex., potato dealer, Wynd-ham rd

Barr, Andw., mechanic, 103 High st

Barr, John, tenter, 29 Argyle ter

Barr, J., policeman, 5 Bridge st

Barr, Mrs Janet, 8| Ardbeg rdBarr, Mrs Mary, Gowanfield pi

Barr, Peter, fish curer, 33 WatergateBarr, Mrs ISarah, 60 High st

Barr, Miss Sarah, Ardbeg rdBarret, John, clerk, 22 Bridge-end st

Barrie, John, plumber, Wyndham rd

Barrie, John, phj^sician, 54 Mount-stuart rd

Barton, Miss Helen, 27 Bridge-end st

Barrowman, Dl., stoker, 35 Staffa pi

Barrowman, R., moulder, 15 Staffa pi

Bathgate, John, flesher, Staffa pi

Baxter, A., shipmaster, 3 Marine pi

Baxter, Miss Catherine, 44 Argyle st

Baxter, Mrs Catherine, TownheadBaxter, James, carter, 161 High st

Baxter, J., labourer, 33 Bridge st

Baxter, John, Coal Beck pi, Union st

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Baxter, Mai., tenter, 28 Staffa piBaxter, Mrs Margt., 14 E. Princes st

Baxter, Peter, labourer, 17 Russell st

Baxter, William, police sergeant, 16Hillhouse rd

Bayne, John, clerk, 2 M'Nab's braeBeaton, Alex., stoker, 8 Tower st

Beattie, D., dyke builder, 17 Russell st

Beattie, John, tailor, 16 Castlehill st

Begbie, John, seaman, 113 High st

Begg, Mrs Reb. , 3 Craigmore rdBeith, Hugh, flesher, 6 Bishop st

Bell, Arch., mason, 24 Watergate st

Bell, Arch., jun., 2 Mill st

Bell, Mrs Catherine, 78 High st

Bell, Duncan, spirit merchant, Gala-tea Bar, 3, 5, 7 Bridge st ; ho.,

9 Bishop st

Bell, Francis, 14 King st

Bell, John, seaman, Mansefield pi

Bell, John, labourer, 113 High st

Bell, Miss, dairykeeper, 9 WatergateBennett, John, traveller, 36 Colums-

hill st

Berry, Mrs Cath,, grocer, 2 Colums-hill st

Bingham, Miss Jessie, 6 Ardbeg rdBirnie, Miss Mary, 5 Bridge st

Birrell, Mrs, Mansefield pi. High st

Bilsland, P., upholsterer, 35 Staffa piBennett, Mrs, stationer, 17^ E.

Princes st

Black, Mrs Ann, 1 Hillhouse rdBlack, Arch., dealer, 38 ColumshillstBlack, Arch., grocer, 4 Castle streetBlack, Miss Cath., 35 Bridge streetBlack, Dan., cattle dealer, 6 Castle st

Black, Dugald, clerk, 31 Columshill st

Black, Dugald M*A., grocer and boathirer, 2 Castle st and Argyle pi

Black, Dun., sen., labourer, Meadow-cap

Black, George, flesher, 13 Watergatest ; house, Tower st

Black, Hugh, baker, 6 Argyle street

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house, Columshill street

Black, Hugh, 'bus driver, Ardbeg rdBlack, Miss Isabella, 22 Argyle st

Black, Mrs Isabella, 33 Bridge streetBlackj Jardine, ironmonger, 19 Gal-lowgate ; house, 6 Argyle place

Black, John, cabman, 55 Montague st


Black, John, shipmaster, 22 Argylestreet

Black, Miss J., 12 West Princes st

Black, John S., seaman, 15 Bishop st

Blfck, Mrs Mary, 7 Gallow^ateBlack, William, coal agent, 22 East

Princes street

Black, Wm. R., shopman, 12 WestPrinces street

Blackstock, Mrs J., 8 Mountstuart rdBlackshaw, Thos., ropespinner, 119High street

Blackwood, And., painter, Gowanlea,29 Marine place

Blackwood, Mrs, 46 Crichton roadBlair, Duncan, joiner, 16 Mount-

pleasant roadBlair, Mrs Ann, 14 Castle street

Blair, John, printer, 80 High street

Blair, Mrs Mary, 71^ Ardbeg roadBlair, James, tape manufacturer, 3Craigmore road

Blair, Jas., mason, 4 MountpleasantBlair, Mrs Jessie, 27 Crichton roadBlair, John, jun., manufacturer,Ascog

Blair, Miss M. B., 3 Craigmore roadBlair k, Son, joiners, 15 Bridge street

Blue, Alex., joiner, 16 King street

Blue, Alex., vanman, 26 Bridge st

Blue, Mrs Elizabeth, 7 Bishop street

Blue, John, gardener, 151 High st

Blue, John, seaman, 5 Castle street

Blue, Neil, seaman, 29 Victoria st

Boag, Hugh, seaman, 9 Ardbeg roadBoag, Mrs, grocer, 1 Staffa placeBogie, Norman L., seaman, 84 Mon-tague street

Bone, Robert, mason, 18 Russell st

Bow, Miss Isa., 4 Mill street

Bowden, A. J., coastguard officer, 15Bishop street

Bowie, Dan., glazier, 1 Hillhouse rdBowie, Malcolm, baker, 10 StaflFa pi

Bowman, William, joiner, King st

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house, WimbletonBoyd, Adam, contractor and steam-

boat agent. Quay ; house, 18Russell street

Boyd, George, retired supervisor of

customs. Serpentine roadBoyd, Mrs Martha, Ascog

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Boyd, Rt., poulterer, 14 GallowgateBoyle, Charles, steward, Mount-

pleasant roadBoyle, Hugh, labourer, 129 High st

Boyle, Thos., clerk, 22 Bridge-end st

Bracelan, John, mason, 4 Croft laneBrackenridge, Miss Jeanie, Gowan-

field terrace

Bradley, Thos., shoemaker, 20 Mill st

Brady, Pat., labourer, 76 High street

Brand, Mrs Jane, 31^ Ardbeg roadBranks, Miss Jane, 6^ Ardbeg roadBrash, Wm., joiner, 47 Argyle street

Bray, Edger, letter carrier, 3 King st

Briton, Robt., engineer, 103 High st

Britton, Josiah, japanner, 12 Staffaplace

Brodie, John, carpenter, 11 Hillhouseroad

Brodie, John, 1 Union street

Brodie, John, grocer, 79 Barone rdBrodie, Mrs Margaret, 66 Mount-

stuart roadBrooks, Mrs, 60 High street

Brooks, Mrs Margt., 36 Columshill st

Brooks, Miss Mary, 21 Russell streetBrough, Mrs Jane, WestwoodBrown, Alex., joiner, 16 Mill streetBrown, Angus, mason, 10 Colums-

hill placeBrown, A. & Son, drapers, 33 and 35Montague st and 2 and 3 Albert pi

Brown, Archibald, banker. Mount-pleasant road

Brown, Mrs Ann, Argyle terraceBrown, Miss Cath., 5 Bridge streetBrown, Miss Oath., 4 Mill streetBrown, Mrs Christina, 7 Mill streetBrown, David, flesher, 27 GallowgateBrown, Miss, restaurateur, 9 Bridge-

end st

Brown, Miss Eliz., 22 Argyle placeBrown, Misses Helen and Mary, 1

Argyle placeBrown, Miss Jessie, Argyle terraceBrown, James, grocer, 15 Castle stBrown, Miss Jessie, 8 Montague stBrown, John, joiner, 23 Columshill stBrown, Miss Margt., Argyle terraceBrown, Malcolm, 27 GallowgateBrown, Miss Mgt. , 2 Bishop ter braeBrown, Miss Marn., 45 Crichton rd


Brown, Miss Mary A., 12 Battery pi

Brown, Miss Mary, 5 Ardbeg roadBrown, Neil, house agent, QuayBrown, Robert^ ironmonger, 43 Mon-

tague st

Brown, Robert, vanman, 29 Colums-hill St

Brown, Robert, shoemaker and towncrier, 1 Chapelhill rd

Brown, Robert, spirit dealer, 18High st

Brown, Robert, teacher, MeadowcapBrown, Thomas, carpenter, 84 Mon-

tague street

Brown, Thos., L.D.S., 3^ Victoria st

Brown, Wm., draper, MountpleasantBrownlie, Mrs Helen, Wyndham rdBrownlie, Miss Helen S., Chapelhill

roadBrownlie, William, flesher, 13 Albert

place ; house, 28 Argyle streetBruce, Henry, spirit dealer, 22 Gal-

lowgateBrucciani, — , confectioner, DeanHood pi ; house. West Castle st

Bryan, John, 11 Crichton roadBryden, Mrs A., 57 Mountstuart rdBuchanan, Alex., farmer, 31 East

Princes street

Buchanan, Arch., flesher, 6 Colums-hill street

Buchanan, Miss Cath. D., 13 Stuartstreet

Buchanan, Mrs Anna, 23 Ardbeg rdBuchanan, Donald, restaurateur and

baker, 27 Victoria street and 9Gallowgate ; house, Barone road

Buchanan, George, hotelkeeper,Victoria Hotel, Victoria street

Buchanan, Miss Isa., 4 Bishop ter

Buchanan, Miss Isa., 48 Ladeside st

Buchanan, James, net manufacturer,Union st ; ho., Mountpleasant rd

Buchanan, MissJane H., 2 Mackinlaystreet

Buchanan, Mrs Janet and MissesJessie and Kate, 21 Argyle street

Buchanan, Malcolm, grocer, 51 Mon-tague street

Buchanan, Miss Mary, 2 Chapelhill rdBunyan, James, plumber, 98 High st

Burgoyne, John, seaman, 19 High st

Burgoyne, Pr., seaman, 22 Russell st

Burness, Robt., saddler, 29 High st

;

house, Helenslea, 46 Crichton rdBurnie, Arch. M., seedsman, Dobbie& Co. ; house, 19 Crichton road

Burnie, Miss Eliz., 22 Battery placeBurns, Chas., musician, 19 Castle st

Burns, Chas., labourer, 28 Mill street

Burns, James, spirit merchant, 11

GallowgateBurns, Miss Janet, 19 Mill street

Burns, Rich., rigger, 25 Crichton rdBurton, Wm., shirt merchant, Towerand Castlehill sts ; ho., 16 Argjde pi

Busby, Mrs Eliz., East Burgh Lands

Calder, Miss Isa,, 88 Montague st

Calder, Thomas, boathirer, 88 Mon-tague street

Caldwell, George, 19 Craigmore rdCaldwell, Mrs Margt., 18 MontaguestCallan, J. M'C, licensed grocer, 19

East Princes st ; house, Bellevue rdCameron, Archibald, seaman, 71

Victoria street

Cameron, Duncan, boilermaker, 27Bridge-end street

Cameron, Dun., coal dealer. Bridge-end st ; house, Westland rd

Camei'on, Geddes O., hairdresser, 51Victoria street

Cameron, Hugh, farmer, 20 Argylestreet

Cameron, Miss I., 9 Montague street

Cameron, Mrs Isa., 9 Montague st

Cameron, Rev. James, CraigmoreU.P. Church

Cameron, James, insurance agent,Ballochgoy ter

Cameron, Miss Jane, 17 GallowgateCameron, John, Ferny Craig, 14

Crichton roadCameron, John, seaman, 7 West

Princes street

Cameron, Lach., plumber, 20 WestPrinces street

Cameron, Mrs Margt., 30 Mount-stuart road

Cameron, Miss Mary, 27 EastPrinces street

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Cameron, Wit., seaman, IGHillhouseroad

Campbell, Alexander, auctioneer andaccountant, 3 Tower street

Campbell, Arch., labourer, 12 King st

Campbell, Arch., joiner, 87 Ardbeg rdCampbell, Arch, seaman, 38 Colums-

hill street

Campbell, Colin, carter, 10 WatergateCampbell, Colin, house-of-rest, Argyle

terraceCampbell, Donald, gardener, 10 Col-

umshill street

Campbell, Don., labourer, 34 Mill st

Campbell, Jas., broker, 19 WatergateCampbell, Jas., flesher, 27 Colums-

hill street

Campbell, Js., labourer, 19 Store laneCampbell, James A., shopman, 27Argyle st

Campbell, John, carpenter, 5 Hill-

house rdCampbell, John, engine driver, 20West Princes st

Campbell, John, seaman, 7 Union st

Campbell, John, janitor, 18 Colums-hill street

Campbell, John, seaman, HillhouserdCampbell, Lach., carter, 41 Water-

gateCampbell, Mrs Agnes, 22 WatergateCampbell, Mrs Cath., 16 Castlehill st

Campbell, Mrs Cath., 44 Argyle st

Campbell, Mrs Cath., 14 Argyle st

Campbell, Mrs G. A., 45 Ardbeg rdCampbell, Mrs Jane, 98 Montague st

Campbell, Mrs Jane, 7 Tower st

Campbell, Mrs Jessie, 35 Bridge st

Campbell, Mrs Marn., 11 Montague st

Campbell, Mrs Mary, 24 Columshill st

Campbell, Miss Margt., 18 Argyle pi

Campbell, Mrs IS., mangle-keeper,24 Bridge street

Campbell, Pt., steward, 23 Mount-pleasant rd

Campbell, Rich., ironturner, 103High so

Campbell, Thomas, janitor, 37 Mon-tague st

Campbell & Chalmers, Misses, sta-

tioners, &c., 49 Montague st ; ho.,

Abercorn, Westlands

43

6

37

Canning, Daniel, painter, 4 Mill st

Canning, Dan., shoemaker, 11 MillstCanning, Henry, painter, 11 Colums-

hill st

Cannan, Mrs Cath., Chapelhill rdCardell, Joseph, engine-driver, 3

Hillhouse rdCardell, Thos., steward, 19 High stCarlin, Mrs Cath., 17 Columshill stCarmichael, Dugald, yatchsman, 21

Staffa piCarson, Miss Agnes, 10 Columshill st

Carswell, And., seaman, 24 Castle stCarswell,Rev. Jas.,34MountstuartrdCarswell, Jas., seaman, 11 Albert piCarswell, Jn., sv^aman, 19 Russell st

Carswell, Jn., seaman, 15 Castle st

Cashmore, Jas., draper, 27 Bishop stCassidy, Ed., labourer, 24 LadesidestCassidy, Js. , labourer, 24 Ladeside stChalmers, Miss A^., 2 Ardbeg rdChisholm, Duncan, gardener,Ardbeg rd

Chisholm, Mrs Eliz. , 21 Argyle piChisholm, Roderick, gardener,

Columshill pi

Christie, Arthur S., music teacherand organist. New Parish Church ;

house, 24 Crichton rdChristie, Robt., steward, 2 King stClacher, Alex.

,jeweller, 43 Ardbeg rd

Clark, Andrew, restaurateur, Nor-man Stewart Institute ; house, 81Barone rd

Clark, Arch., seaman, 17 E. Princes stClark, Miss Eliz., 80 High stClark, Miss Helen, 30 Ladeside st

Clark, John, joiner, 22 Bridge-end stClark, John, porter, 2 Columshill piClark, Mrs Mary, 7 Union stClark, Wm., gardener. East BurghLands

Clelland, Mrs Chris., Crichton rdClelland, Mrs M., 48 Ardbeg rdClerk, Mrs, Mountstuart rdClow, Robt., gardener, 29 Ardbeg rdClow, Wm., grocer, 57 Montague st;

house, Roslin placeClubb, Wm., baker, 24 Castlehill stCoates, James, Ph. D., F.A.S.,Medical Electrician and Masseur,Sanatorium, Glenbeg, 57 Ardbeg rd

Parish of HOUSEHOLDERS. Rothesay,

Cochran, Jn. J., dentist, 15 Bishop st

Cochran, Mrs Eliz., 1 Mill st

Cochrane, John, keeper of weighs,

quayhead ; house, 12 Argyle pi

Collier, S. & Son, bootmakers, Mon-tague street

Collins, C, fisherman, 26 Russell st

Collins, Mrs Isa,, 16 Store lane

Colquhoun, Mrs Mary, Albany rd

Colville, David, residenter, Montford,Ascog

Colville, Mrs Isabella, 23 Mill st

Connel, Peter, shoemaker, 13 Gallow-gate

Connell, Arch., joiner, 7 W. Princesstreet

Connell, James, carter, 5 Hillhouse rdConnor, Henry, steel foreman, 12

Staffa placeConnor, Hugh, labourer, 121 High st

Cook, Dun., fruiterer, 72 Victoria st

Crawford, Mrs Christina and MissMary, 7 Bishop st

Crawford, Duncan, flesher, 4 Mount-pleasant road

Crawford, James, bricklayer, 29Mountstuart road

Crawford, John S., shopman, 16Mountpleasant road

Crawford, Miss Margt., 29 Argyle ter

Crawford, Miss M., 7 Bishop st

Crawford, Thos. F., 3 Albany ter

Crichton, Alexander, restaurateur,

4 Argyle st ; house, Ballochgoy rdCrichton-Stuart, John Patrick, Mar-

quess of Bute, Provost of Rothesay,55 High st

Crichton, Thos., labourer, 10 Mill st

Crossan, Mrs Jessie, 27 Argyle st

Crozier, John, spirit dealer. EastBurgh Lands

Cruickshanks, John, sen., plumber,

FAMILY GROCER AND PROVISION MERCHANT,57 Montague Street, Rothesay.

Finest Butter and Country Eggs Daily. Orders called for every morning andpunctually attended to.

Cook, Mrs Margaret, Mansfield pi, 49 High st ; house, 47 do.

High street Cruickshanks, John, jun., plumber,

Corbett, John, pensioner, Dean 49 High st

Hood place Cumming, Miss Janet, 8 Montague st

Corrigan, Daniel, labourer, 22 Mill st Cumming, James, porter, 19 Bridge-

Cosgrove, Hugh, carter, 10 Colums- end st

hill street Cumming, Mrs Janet, 3 Minister's br

Cotes, Miss Georgina, 31 Columshillst Cumming, Wm. M'A., joiner, 13

Coupar, Mrs Margaret, 2 King st

Couper, Mrs Ann, 5 Argyle st

Cowan, Dugald, farmer, GrenachCowie, Miss Jane, 65 Victoria st

Cox, Mrs Cath., 1 Bridge-end st

Crabb, Rev. Samuel, Baptist clergy-

man ; house, Ardmory rd

Stuart st

Cunningham, Alex., clerk, Gowan-field ter

Cunningham, Alexander, plumber,71 Victoria st

Cunningham, Archibald, joiner, 6

Hillhouse rd

Craig, Mrs Chris. P., 1 Mountstuart Cunningham, Daniel, plumber, 3

road Bridge st ; house, 2 Chapelhill rd

Crawford, Alex., seaman, 21 Russell Cunningham, Mrs Eliz. and Miss

street Mary, 8 Argyle st

Crawford, Alex., cabman, 21 Colums- Cunningham, James, grocer, 79^^-

hill street Montague st ; house, 23 Bridge st

Crawford, Alex. M'B., commission Cunningham, James, plumber, 4 Hill-

agent, 77 Ardbeg road house rd

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Cunningham, John, serated watermanufacturer, New Public Halls ;

house, ElysiumCunningham, Montgomery, painter,

26 Russell st

Cunningham, Robert, gardener, 55

Montague st

Cunningham, Thomas, stoker, 133

High st

Cunningham, William, painter, 73

Barone roadCunningham, William, labourer, 2

John st

Cunningham, William W., salesman,

Clifton Cottage, 5^ Argyle pi

Cunningham & Co., asrated watermanufacturers. East Princes st

Curran, James, mason, 117 High st

Curran, John, labourer, 30 LadesideCurrie, Alex., draper, 47 Argyle st

Currie, Alex., farmer, ArdbegCurrie, Dan., grocer, 30 Ardbeg rd

Currie, Dun., upholsterer, 22 Mill st

Currie, Dun., joiner, Wyndham rd

Currie, Duncan, seaman, 4 Staffa pi

Currie, John, baker, 5 Argyle st

Currie, John, farmer. West!andCurrie, John, labourer, 9 Mill st

Currie, Mrs Margt., 17 Russell st

Currie, Mrs Margt., 20 Crichton rdCurrie, Mrs Mary, 109 Montague st

Currie, Robert, farmer, CrossbegCurrie, Rbt., labourer, 13GallowgateCuthbert, Miss Emma, 4^ Mount-

pleasant roadCuthbertson, John, teacher, 22.Columshill st

Cuthbertson, John D., piano tunerand dealer, 11 Bridge st

Cuthbertson, Michael, florist andseed grower, 106 High st

Cuthbertson, William (of Dobbie &Co.), florist and seed merchant, 71

High st ; ho., Firwood, Crichton rd

Cuthill, John, shopman, King st

DDale, Jas., tinsmith, 8 Hillhouse rd

Dale, Wm. Michael, 29 R. Princes st

Dalgleish, John, seaman, 7 W.Princes st

Dallachy, H., banker, 57 Ardbeg rd

Dallas, D., carpenter, 58 Ardbeg rdDalziel, D. F., Wyndham rd

Dalziel, Miss Jane, 30 E. Princes st

Davidson, Miss H., 20 Bridge-end st

Davidson, John, jun., box maker, 74

Ardbeg rdDavidson, Mrs Margt., 6 Bishop st

Davidson, Miss Mary, 22 Russell st

Dawson, William, tailor, 35 Bridge st

Deans, Geo., waiter, 8 Montague st

Denoon, Mrs Rachel, 6 Bridge st

Derby, James, painter, 33 Bridge st

Derby, Thomas, painter, 19 Castle st

Dewar, Mrs Cath., 145 High st

Dewar, Dun., joiner, 83 Montague st

Dewar, F., carpenter, 12 Watergate ;

ho, 17 Montague st

Dewar, D., carpenter, 22 Mill st

Dewar, Duncan, 10 Mill st

Dick, John F., dyer and cleaner, 91

High st

Dick, R. & J., boot and shoe'^manu-

facturers, 105 Montague st

Dickie, Hugh C, grocer, 12 Bridge st

Dickie, Mrs Agnes, grocer, 111 Mon-tague st ; ho, 12 Bridge st

Dickson, Geo., 24 Castle st

Dickson, Miss Euph., 43 Ardbeg rdDickson, Miss, Crichton rd

Dietrichsen, Mrs Helen, 5 Marine pi

Diver, Mrs Margt., 29 Columshill st

Dixon, Wm., coalmaster, 12 and 13

King st

Dobbie, Alexander, 29 Russell st

Dobbie, Andw., tailor, 7 Tower st

Dobbie, Mrs Cath., High CraigmoreDobbie, J. , florist. Upper CraigmoreDobbie, Mrs Janet, 22 Columshill st

Docherty, Charles, hallkeeper, 42Bishop st

Docherty, J., labourer, 17 Russell st

Docherty, John, boatman, 8 John st

Docherty, Jn., gardener, 125 High st

Docherty, J.,gatekeeper, 86 High st

Docherty, John, 83 Montague st

Dodds, Andrew, & Son, joiners,

Bridgend st ; ho, Tower Cottage,Tower st

Dodds, Misses, milliners, 75 Mon-tague st

Donaghy, Peter, dealer, Wellpark rd

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Donald, Mrs Theresa, 27 Argyle st

and 24 Bridge sfc

Donald, Mrs, 4 Mill st

Donaldson, Geo., accountant, HighCraigmore.

Donaldson, Miss Janet, 27 Bridge st

Donaldson, Mrs J. B., Ardmory rdDouglas, Angus, clerk, 4 HillhouserdDouglas, Jack, baker, 36 Bridize st

Douglas, Miss Marion, 6 Battery piDowie, John, gardener, High Craig-more rd

DoM^nie, Mrs Agnes, 15 Staffa piDownie, Robt., drj^salter, 6 Craig-more rd

Drummond, Miss Cath., 80 High st

Drummond, Jas., cabman, 26 Water-gate

Drummond, Miss M,, 29 GallowgateDry burgh, Mrs Agnes, 77 Barone rdDryburn, W., carter, 24 Russell st

Dryden, George, music teacher, 7Castle st

Duff, Alex., grain merchant, Wynd-ham rd

Dunbar, Peter, artist, 38 Ardbeg rdDunbar, Miss Robina, 20Crichton rdDuncan, Mrs Agnes, 29 E. Princes st

Duncan, Alex., farmer, 14LadesidestDuncan, A., mason, 20 Bridge-end st

Duncan, Alex., plasterer, 11 Colums-hill st

Duncan, Misses, Post Office, 33 Gal-lowgate st

Duncan, A., & Sons, tailors andclothiers, 52 Montague st ; ho, 22Argyle pi

Duncan, Andrew, tinsmith, 11 Mon-tague st

Duncan, Miss Annie, 82 High st

Duncan, Archibald, potato dealer,

Victoria Hall, Store laneDuncan, Mrs Cath., spirit merchant,

8 WatergateDuncan, Mrs Ann S., 15 Victoria st

Duncan, Miss Annie, 82 High st

Duncan, Miss Cath., 16 Store LaneDuncan, Charles, chandler, 31 Gallow-gate

Duncan, Daniel, merchant, WoodendDuncan, Dan., plasterer, 11 Colums-

hill st

40

Duncan, Dan., porter, 41 WatergateDuncan, Mrs Eliz., 13 Mountstuart rdDuncan, Mrs F. M., 3 Crichton rdDuncan, Miss Grace, 25 Montague

st

Duncan, Miss Hannah, 82 High stDuncan, James, joiner, Lilyoak terDuncan, James, mason, 10 Colums-

hiil pi

Duncan, Mrs Jane, 20 W. Princes st

Duncan, Mrs J., 53 Mountstuart rdDuncan, Miss Janet, 2 Bridge st

Duncan, Miss Janet, 169 High st

Duncan, Mrs Janet, 32 Bridge st

Duncan, Mrs Janet, 17 E. Princes st

Duncan, John, baker, 11 ChapelhillrdDuncan, John, Mountpleasant rdDuncan, John, joiner and funeral

undertaker, 22 Bridge st ; ho, 23Argyle ter

Duncan, John, labourer, 70 High st

Duncan, John, watchmaker, 55 Mon-tague st

Duncan, Miss M. M'N., 82 High st

Duncan, Miss Margt., 11 Bridge st

Duncan, Miss Mary Ann, 5| E.Princes st

Duncan, Matthew, plasterer. Lade-side st ; ho, 22 Mill st

Duncan, Ninian, grain and potatomerchant. Store Lane ; ho, 24Bishop st

Duncan, Robert, shoemaker, 24Argyle st

Duncan, Robert Craig, gardener, 16King st

Duncan, Walter, gardener, 5 Colums-hill pi

Duncan, William, druggist, E.Princes st ; ho, 1 Battery pi

Duncan, William, tailor, 16 Storelane

Duncan, Walter, 20 W. Princes stDunlop, Andw., brass founder, 16Bridge-end st

Dunlop, Mrs Magdalene, 21 Mill stDunlop, Mrs Margt., 11 WatergateDunlop, Mrs M., 3 Stuart st

Dunn, A. C, draper, 85 Ardbeg rdDunn, Henry, seedsman, Fellevue rdDunning, Mrs Fanny, 5J GallowgateDykes, Mrs Margt., 2 Castlehill st


E

Eadie, Andrew, bootsalesman, 25

Argyle st

Eadie, Mrs Jane, 7 GallowgateEadie, Wm. , teacher, Ballochgoy ter

Edgar, James F., 29 Columshill sb

Edgar, Mrs Cath., Academy rd

Elder, Mrs Margt. , Wyndham rd

Elder, Mrs Margt., milliner, 102

Montague st

Elder, Robert, engineer, Mount-pleasant rd

Elliot, Miss Helen, 4 Croft lane

Ellis, Mrs Eliz., 10 Ladeside st

Ellison, Robert, wine merchant, 26

Marine pi

Evans, Mrs Joanna, 41 Victoria st

Ewing, Arch., mill manager, 46Ardbeg rd

Ewing, Archibald, reporter, Belle-

vue rdEwing, Mrs Ann, 65 Mountstuart rd

Ewing, Michael, 39 Barone rd

Fairbairn, John L., traveller, 62Mountstuart rd

Fairley, Mrs Agnes, 17 Marine pi

Fairlie, Mrs Agnes, Ballochgoy ter

Falconer, Mrs Ann, 16 Hillhouse rd

Falconer, Miss Isa. , Wyndham rdFalconer, Thomas, clerk, 1 Union st

Farquharson, Miss Ophelia, Chapel-hill rd

Farwell, Mrs Wilhelmina, 27 Colums-hill st

Faulds, James, carter, 62 High st

Faulds, Mrs Jane, 3 Stuart st

Faulds, Miss Jessie, 27 Argyle st

Faulds, W. & J., contractors, 6

King st

Feilden, L. W., physician,

Ardbeg rdFerguson, Alex. , tailor, 12 Bridge st

Ferguson, Alex., 135 High st

Ferguson, Miss Cath., 7 Chapelhill rdFerguson, Daniel, auctioneer, Rose-bank buildings, 29 Argyle st

Ferguson, Duncan, seaman, 54 Lade-side st

Ferguson or M'Alister, Mrs Eliz., 10

Columshill pi

Ferguson, Mrs Grace, spirit mer-chant, 25 High st

Ferguson, Jas., hardware dealer, 11

Hillhouse rdFerguson, Miss Jessie, 13 Bridge st

Ferguson, John, joiner, 15 Bridge st

Ferguson, John, spirit dealer, 15

Stuart st

Ferguson, J., tailor, 38 Mill st

Ferguson, Mrs Mary, 17 GallowgateFerguson, Neil, joiner, 7 W. Princes

st

Ferguson, Miss S., 29 E. Princes st

Ferrier, D.,grocer, 54 Montague st

Ferrier, Mrs Ann, 19 Argyle st

Ferrier, Mrs Isa., 38 Ladeside st

Ferrier, Wm., coachman, 34 Lade-side st

Findlay, Mrs Eliz., 2 Hillhouse rdFindlay, Miss Mary, 47 Mount-

stuart rdFindlay, Thomas, miller, 29 Colums-

hill st

Finlay, Peter, grocer, Wyndham rdFinlayson, Mrs Helen E., Ardmory rdFinlayson, Miss J. G., 18 Argyle st

Finnic, Mrs Margt. S., Ardmory rdFisher, James, grain merchant, King

st and West Castle st ; ho, 19

Bridge st

Fisher, Miss Jessie, 61 Barone rdFisher, John, photographer, 6Argyle pi

Fisher, Mrs Mary, and Miss Margt.N., 73 Victoria st

Flannigan, Miss Bethia, 7 Bishop st

Fleming, Gavin, jun., gardener, Bar-one rd

Fleming, Gavin, sen., gardener, Bar-one rd

Fleming, James, labourer, 149 Highst

Fletcher, Harry, draper, 88 Mon-tague st

Fletcher, Miss Isa., 2 Mount-pleasant rd

Fletcher, Robert, seaman, 27 Colums-hill st

Forbes, Miss Marion, 25 Mount-stuart rd

43

41


Fordyce, Mrs Margt. , 105 High st

Forfar, James, grocer, 92 and 131High st

Forgan, Rev. Robert, West FreeChurch ; manse, Argyle ter

Forest, John, warehouseman, 5Minister's brae

Forrest, Alex., earthenware dealer,

75 Ardbeg rdForrest, Mrs Ann, 2 John st

Forrest, Mrs Chris., 17 E. Princes st

Forrest, Mrs George, New HallBuildings

Forson, Andw., hatter, Glenhead piFoulds, Mrs Eliz. M. , 45 Ardbeg rdFoulds, Thomas, ironfoander, 74Ardbeg rd

Foulis, Robert, mason, 3 Mill st

Fraser, A., foreman. Chronicle ; ho,27 Columshill st

Fraser, Misses Cath., Jane, andMary, 10 Mountstuart rd

Fraser, John, watchmaker, Lade-side st

Freeland, Wm., gardener, 21 Mount-pleasant rd

Friel, Pat., labourer, 21 Russell st

Friel, Hugh, labourer, 74 High st

Fulton, Miss Eliza, stationer andfancy goods merchant, 10 Argyle st

Fulton, Mrs Eliz., 28 Crichton rdFulton, R.. shoemaker, 171 High st

Fullarton, Miss 38 Bishop stFullerton, Wm., aerated water manu-

facturer, 17 Bishop st

Fyfe, Jno. , boatbuilder 76 Ardbeg rdFyfe, Mrs Sarah, Serpentine rdFyfe, Miss Ann, 7 Marine piF^^fe, Mrs Margt., 27 Ardbeg rd

Galbraith, Alexander, seaman, 9Hillhouse road

Gal braith. Arch. , seaman , 37 Bridge stGalbraith, Miss, High CraigmoreGalbraith, Mrs Cath., 77 Montague stGalbraith, Mrs Marn., 1 Craigmore rdGalbraith, Rev. Wm., [J. P. Manse,Bishop ter

Gallacher, Chas., labourer, 24 Lade-side st

42

Gallacher, Jas., 22 Russell st

Gallacher, Mrs Mary, 35 Bridge st

Galloway, Arch., engine driver, 103Montague st

Gallowaj'^, James, spirit dealer, 5Mountpleasant road

Galloway, William, manufacturer,Bogany road

Gait, Robt., West Castle st

Gait, Wm., moulder, 28 StafFa pi

Gardiner, Miss Isa., 41 Victoria st

Gardiner, Jas., baker, 7 W. Princes st

Gardiner, John, barber, 16 WestPrinces st

Gardiner, Mrs Mary, 93 Montague st

Gardiner, Mrs Mary, toy dealer, Mon-tague st ; house, 3^ Victoria st

Gardiner, Robt., sen., joiner, 9Chapelhili rd

Garrity, Dominic, labourer, 2 John st

Garrity, Pat., labourer, 20 Bridge-end st

Garry, George, druggist, 31 Colums-hill st

Garvey, Mrs Mary, Inkerman ter

Geddes, George, tailor, 32 Mount-pleasant road

Gemmill, John, seaman, 8 Hillhouseroad

Gemmill, Peter, engineer, 51 Baroneroad

Gemmill, Wm., Joiner, 18 Argyle st

Gibson, Andrew, 96 High st

Gibson, James, gardener, MontfordGibson, James, joiner, 27 Staflfa piGibson, John, flesher, 19 GallowgateGibson, Thos., gardener, GlenburnGilchrist, Allan, )nason, 22 Ladeside

street

Gilchrist, Mrs Allan, 98 High st

Gilchrist, Mrs Ann, 98 High st

Gilchrist, Dan., teacher, Inkerman terGilchrist, John, mason, 98 High st

Gilchrist, John S., teacher, 11Columshill st

Gilchrist, Moore, shipmaster, 26 Ar-gyle st

Gilchrist, Miss Sarah, 31 GallowgateGilchrist, Mrs, Chapelhili rdGillan, Miss B., 27 Columshill st

Gillan,Mrs Cath., 14 Bridge-end stGillan, Miss Joan, 2 Argyle st


Gillespie, James, carpenter, 12 Ar-

gyle st

Gillespie, J. D. , Croft Lodge, Argyle st

Gillespie, Matth., 24 Russell st

Gillespie, Mrs Sarah, 5-^ Argyle place

Gillespie, Paul & Pool, 24 Russell st

Gillespie, Wm., dentist, 71 BaronerdGilfillan, William, painter, 8 Hill-

house roadGillies, Alexander, carpenter, 46Montague st

Gillies, JJuncan, labourer, 66 High st

Gillies, Dugald, joiner, 16 King st

Gillies, Mrs Eliz. S., 37 Ardbeg rd

Gillies, G. F., 41 ArdbegGillies, James, 26 Staflfa place

Gillies, John, burgh messenger, 14

Bridge-end st

Gillies, John, engineer, 20 Colums-hill st

Gillies, John, labourer, MeddowcapGillies, John, 22 Russell st

Gillies, J., plumber, 8 Hillhouse rdGillies, Miss, 41 Victoria st

Gillies, Miss Mary, Ardmory rd

Gillies, Peter, labourer, 21 Mill st

Gillies, Mrs Sarah, farmer, QuogachGillies, Walter F., teacher of danc-

ing, 52 Ardbeg roadGilmour. Miss Helen, 93 Ardbeg rd

Gilstrap, John MacRae, MontfordGiuliani, Leopoldo, confectioner, 92Montague st

Glass, John D., Henry Villa, UpperCraigmore

Glass or Craig, Mrs Marj^, 41 Crich-

ton roadGlen, James, fisherman, 40 Bishop st

Glen, Mrs Janet, Bishop ter brae

Glen, John, residenter, 2 Marine pi

Glen, Thos., fisherman, 4 Croft lane

Glen, Peter, seaman, 6 Castle st

Glen or Johnston, Mrs, 9 Marine pi

Goldie, James, grocer, 1 Union st

Goodfellow, Jas., gardener^ M'Alis-

ter's courtGoodfellow, John,

M'Alister's courtGoodfellow, John

,

M'Alister's courtGoodwin, Miss Jessie,

stuart road

sen.

]un.

gardener,

gardener.

45 Mount-

Goodwin, Isaac, mason, 22 WatergateGoold, Misses C, Jane, and Jessie,

33 Ardbeg roadGordon, Wm., mason, 7 GallowgateGoudielock, Mrs Eliz., 58 Crichton rd

Govan, John G., 8 Mountstuart rd

Gow, Wm., grocer, 17 King st

Graham, Adam, waiter, 15 Bridge st

Graham, Mrs Ann and Miss Margt.,

ladies' and children's outfitters, 75Victoria st

Graham, Miss Catherine, 29 EastPrinces st

Graham, Jas., engineer, 2 Argyle st

Graham, Mrs Mary, Union st

Graham, Peter, potter, Argyle ter

Graham, Wra., baker, 3 Mill st

Grainger, Misses Janet and Jessie,

10^ Ardbeg rd

Grant, Don., writer, 24 Castlehill st

Grant, John, joiner, 38 Bishop st

Grant, Mrs Jessie, 8 Mountpleasantroad

Grant, Peter, baker, 1 Gallowgate

;

house, 7 Union st

Gray, Mrs Char., 109 Montague st

Gray, Geo., blacksmith, 27 Argyle st

Gray, John, coachman, 103 Mon-tague st

Gray, Mrs Margt., 77 Montague st

Green, Mrs Ann, 4 Castle st

Green, Edw., woodman, 98 High st

Greenock Wool Store, J. M'Neil, 24West Princes st

Gribben, Miss Amelia, 16^ Mount-stuart road

HHaig, John, blacksmith, 11 Colums-

hill pi

Halbert, John, mason, 15 Bishop st

Haldane, Miss Isa., 58 Montague st

Hall, Dr Andrew J., M.A., M.D.. 13

Battery pi

Hall, Mrs Ann, 24 Russell st

Hall, Mrs Anne, Westland rdHall. Miss Bethia, Gowanfield pi

Halliday, George wood merchant,Union st ; ho, Academy rd

Halliday, W., engineer. 24 Argyle st

Hamilton, Mrs Agnes, 20 Marine pi

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Hamilton, MrsEliz., 12 W. Princes st

Hamilton, Geo., Stewart SwimmingBaths, Battery pi ; ho, 11 E.Princes st

Hamilton , Miss Grace, 8 E. Princes st

Hamilton, Jas. , plumber, 1 Bridge-end st

Hamilton, Misses Jeanie and Mary,33 Crichton rd

Hamilton, Peter M., 53 Crichton rdHannah, Mrs Janet Barone rdHannah, Miss Mary, 113 Montague st

Harkness, Miss H.. 5^ E. Princes st

Harold, Misses Eliz. and Isa. , book-sellers. Albert pi ; ho, 26 Crichton rd

Harper, Rankin labourer, 4 Mill st

Harris, F. , boatman. 55 Montague st

Hart, Miss Eliz, 11 E. Princes st

Hart, John, pensioner, 12 Staflfa pi

Hart, Miss Mary, 2 Chapelhill rdHart, Wm., carter, 8 Columshill piHarvey, Mrs Eliz., 135 High st

Harvey, Mrs Janet, 7 W. Princes st

Harvey, Miss Mary, Plantation Villa,

Argyle ter

Harvey, John, labourer, Barone rdHarvey, John B., seaman, Minister'sbrae

Harvey, John C, printer, Chronicle,

Watergate ; ho, Springbank, 7Chapelhill rd

Harvey, J. T., cook, 20 Argyle st

Harvey, Robt,, tailor, 135 High st

Harvey, Sam., dykebuilder, 7Mansefield pi

Harvey, Thos., vandriver, 34BridgestHarvey, Thomas H., farmer, Windy-

hall

Harvey, Wm., steward, 28 Castle st

Hay, John, stationer, Argyle ter

Hayward, Henry, Brescian Family,Cruden House, Bishop ter

Heaton, W., blacksmith, 23Barone rdHeaton, Jas., spirit merchant,

Victoria st ; house 83 Barone rdHeaton, Robt., spirit merchant, E.

Princes st ; ho. Serpentine rdHenderson, Rev. Adam G., 10

Marine pi

Henderson, Mrs Agnes 7 Bishop st

Henderson, David, clubmaster,Mansefield pi

Henderson, David, 15 Bishop stHenderson, James, wood merchantWestwood, Arg3de ter

Henderson , John tailor, 20 Russell si

Henderson, Mrs Mary, 53 Ardbeg re

Henderson Robert, engineer, Mansefield pi

Hendry, Alex., joiner, 14 Staffa piHenrichs, Mrs Eliz., 10 Mount-

Stuart rdHenry, Jas. , carrier, 72 Montague sfi

Henry, Mrs Mary, 80 High st

Henry, Wm., grocer, 28 Mill St

Herbert, Miss Agnes, 31 E. Princes st

Herbert, Miss Edith, 6 Albert piHerbert, Mrs Helen, Hillcrest, Crich-

ton rd, and Lilyoak terHeron, James, merchant and com-

mission agent , 4 Mountpleasant rdHeron, Jn., baker, 34 MountpleasantHeron, Miss M., tobacconist, W.

Princes st

Herriot, Miss Eliz. M., 29 Mount-stuart rd

Hetherington, Mrs Margt., HighCraigmore

Hewison, Rev. James K., M.A.

,

Parish Church Manse, Mount-pleasant rd

Hicks, Charles T., chemist anddruggist 2 High st and 1 Victoriast ; ho, Daisy Cliff, Crichton rd

Higgle, Geo., publisher, shorthandwriter and teacher, and insuranceagent, 22 Bridge st

Hill, Chas., labourer, 17 E. Princes stHill, Duncan, steamboat owner,

Chapelhill rdHill, George, draper, 78 Montague sbHill, Miss Janet, 5| GallowgateHill, Neil, seaman, 35 Bridge st

Hill, Mrs Sophia, 23 Mountstuart rdHodge, Miss M. C, 34 Crichton rdHogg, Mrs Rebecca, tobacconist,

etc. , 29 Montague st ; ho, 25Holmes, And., grocer, 47 Victoria

st ; ho. , 29 E. Princes st

Holmes, Miss Isabella, Barone rdHooks, David, dyer, 35 Bridge st

Hope, Mrs Lily, 22 Columshill st

Hossack, Wm. B., engineer, West-wood

44


Eossacks, Miss Margaret, 4 W.Castle st

Eowatt, Thomas M., mill manager,5 Bridge st

Howe, Alex., fruiterer, 38 Colums-! hillst

iHowit, Jas.,gardener, Ardmory rd

Howie, D. L., photographer, DeanHood pi ; ho, Mountpleasant rd

[Howitt, ArchilDald F., engineer, 46Ladeside

Howitt, Jas., gardener, Ardmory rdHowie, Miss Janet, 2 Columshill pi

Hunter, Andrew, blacksmith, 65

Victoria st

Hunter, Mrs Annie Y., 43 Mount-stuart rd

Hunter, James, grocer, 10 W.Princes st

Hunter, John R., mason, 11 Castle st

Hunter, Mrs Margt., 30 E. Princes st

Hunter, Miss Mary, 22 Staffa pi

Hunter, Mrs Margt. K., 41 Mount-stuart rd

Hunter, Wm. , builder, Staffa pi

Hunter, Mrs Janet, 6 Staffa pi

Hutchison, William, Craigmore rdHutchison, Miss Eliz., Serpentine rdHutchison, Miss Mary, 3 Union st

Hutchison, Wm., flesher, 11 Chapel-hill rd

Hutton, Mrs Jane, 6^ Ardbeg rdHyndman, Andrew, painter, 5

Minister's braeHyndman, James, slater, 52 Mon-tague st

Hyndman, Peter, carter, 37 Bridge st

I

Inglis, Miss Eliz., 19 Ardbeg rdInnes, Alexander, gardener, AscogInnes, George, pawnbroker. West

Castle st ; house, Cruden House,Bishop ter

Innes, Martin, pawnbroker, 4 WestCastle st

Innes, M. & C, furniture dealers,

&c., 101 Montague st

Innes, William, gardener and florist,

61 Mountstuart rdIrvine, Jos., labourer, 2 John st

45

Irvine, Samuel, shoemaker, 5^ EastPrinces st

Innes, Miss, teacher. CosmopolitanDress Cutting, Cruden, Bishop ter

Jack, Alex., church officer, Castle st

Jack, Alex., coachman, 24 EastPrinces st

Jack, James, grain merchant, Hill-

side House, Serpentine rdJack, Joseph, chemist, AscogJack, Thos. , contractor, 29 Barone rdJackson, Mrs Cath., 18 Russell st

Jackson, David, purveyor, 19 EastPrinces st

Jackson, Mrs Isabella, ArdencraigCottage

Jamieson, A. & Son, seedsmen,florists and fruiterers, 9 Argyle st

Jamieson, Archibald, gardener andflorist, Chapelhill rd and CulavineNursery ; house, 8 Argyle st

Jamieson, Miss Eliz., 6 VV. Princes st

Jamieson, James G., fruiterer, 9

Argyle st

Jamieson, Miss Jane, 8 W. Princes st

Jamieson, Miss Jane, 3 Mount-pleasant rd

Jamieson, John, baker, 20 WestPrinces st

Jamieson, John C, plasterer, Mill

st, ho., 5 Union st

Jamieson, Magnus, seaman. Union st

Jamieson, Neil, woodman, 15 Castle st

Jamieson, William, gardener, Ser-

pentine rdJamieson, William B., chemist and

druggist, 64 Montague st

Jardine, Robert, boathirer and car-

penter, Mountstuart road ; house,21 Columshill st

Jeffrey, Jas., fisherman, 97 Montaguest

Jeffrey, Miss Mary, 2 Croft laneJeffrey, Wm., boxmaker, 35 Bridge st

Jenkins, Mrs Duncan, Roslin pi ^

Jennings, Jos., carter, 97 Montaguest

Jessamine, Miss Eliz., 28 Argyle st

Johnston, Miss Flora, 9 Castle st


Johnston, Jn., shoemaker, 9 Castle st

Johnston, John G., 54 Ardbeg rdJohnston, John R., blacksmith, 65Ardbeg rd

Johnston, Mi-s Flora, dairy keeper,99 Montague st

Johnston, Robert, tinsmith, 22Columshill place

Johnston, Thos., mason, 4 WestCastle st

Johnston, Miss Agnes, 23 Barone rdJohnstone, Miss Georgina, 82 Mon-tague st

Kemp, Mrs Cath., High CraigmoreKennedy, Ang., labourer, 28 Mill st

Kennedy, Jas., seaman, 11 Albert piKennedy, Mrs Ann, 50 Ladeside st

Kennedy, John, miner, 31 Staffa piKennedy, JohD, pensioner, 109 Mon-

tague st

Kennedy, Mrs Mary, 27 Argyle st

Kerr, Andrew, carter. Union st

Ker, Miss Agnes, 12 Marine piKerr, Mrs Margt., 34 Bridge st

Kerr, Mrs Christina, spirit merchant.Bridge-end st ; ho., 11 Bridge-end st

Johnstone, Hugh, joiner, 35 Barone Kerr, Finlay, seaman, 98 Montague st

roadJohnstone, Misses Cath. and Flora, 9

Castle st

Johnstone, Miss Eliz., 17 Battery piJohnstone, Mrs Eliz., 13 W. Princes st

Johnstone, James, mason, 52 Mon-tague st

Johnstone, John W.Staffa pi

Johnscone, Wm.tague st

Jones, John, flesher, 109 Montague st

Jones, Stephen, gardener, 30 Mount-pleasant rd

K

tinsmith, 37

flesher, 52 Mon-

Kerr, Hugh S., tailor, 17 Bishop st

Kerr, Mrs Jessie, 26 Columshill st

Kerr, John, joiner, 24 Bishop st

Kerr, Neil, builder, 29 Victoria st

Kerr, Robt., cabman, 17 Montague st

Kienzler, Bernard, 31 Columshill st

Kidd, John, inspector of poor. Bishopst ; house, 15 Mountstuart rd

Kilpatrick, John, painter, 32 Ladeside st

King, Jas., engineer, 8 Marine piKing, John, farmer, Wyndham rdKinnaird, Miss Margt., 5^ Marine piKinnaird, Rbt., gardener, 37 WatergateKippen, Jas. M,, heritor, 3^ Victoria st

Kirk, Miss Margaret, 2 King st

Kirkhope, Wm,, sculptor, 36 Colums-hill st

Kirkland, Jas., labourer, Westland rdKirkland, Mrs Mary, E. Burgh Lands

Kay, Mrs Helen, 52 Mountstuart rdKay, James, forester, Barone __ , ^--j, ^. ^^.-^,Kean, Wm., coachman, 24 Russell st Kirkpatrick, Mrs, 11 Albert piKean, William, vanman, 24 Russell Kirkwood, David, cartwright,

st

Keenan, Mich., painter, 32 Mill st

Kennedy, Jas. A., joiner, 27 Col-umshill st

Keith, Alexander, joiner, 96 High st

Keith, W., joiner, 96 High st

Keith, Don., plasterer, 23 Barone rdKeith, John, porter, 60 High st

171

Keith, Mrs Marion, AshfieldKell, John, baker, 30 Ladeside st

Kell. Mrs, 46 Ladeside st

Kelly, Dan., carpenter, 36 Staffa piKelly, John L., hotel-keeper. Royal

Hotel, 4 Albert pi

Kelly, John T., stationer, 36 Mill st

Kelly, Miss Mary, 11 Mountstuart rdKelly, Robt., 21 Russell st

High st

Kirkwood, James, church officer, 28East Princes st

Kirkwooil, John, seaman, 80 High st

Kirkwood, Thos., tailor, 21 Colums-hill st

Knox, David N., physician, AscogKnox, John, boatman, 8 East Prmces st

Laidlaw, Mrs Agnes, Ladeside stLaidlaw, Robert, retired hosier,Bridge-end st

Laidlaw, George B., spirit merchant,26 Watergate

Laidlaw, J., plasterer, 36 Bishop st

46


Laing, James, shoemaker, 4 Gallow-

gateLaird, Mrs Andrew, confectioner,. 16

GallowgateLaird, Mrs Eliz., High CraigmoreLaird, Mrs Helen, 11 Gallowgate st

Lambie, Miss Jane, 24 E. Princes st

Lamont, Alex., carpenter, Serpen-

tine rdLamont, Alex., joiner, 2 E. Princes st

Lamont, Arch., tailor, 15 GallowgateLamont, Daniel, 46 Ardbeg rd

Lamont, Donald, boatman, Serpen-

tine rdLamont, Dun., joiner, 11 Staffa pi

Lamont, Miss Isa. , 29 Argyle st

Lamont, John, fic<herman, 30 E.

Princes st

Lamont, John, junior, baker, 23^Gallowgate ; ho, 23 Gallowgate

Lamont, John, senior, baker, 23Gallowgate

Lamont, Mrs Margt., Bogany rdLamont, Miss Sarah, Gowanfield ter

Lamont, D., 10 Columshill pi

Lang, John, spirit dealer, 71 Vic-

toria st

Lauder, Hugh, jeweller, 8 Albert pi

;

ho, 1 Crichtori rdLauder, Robert, draper, 7 Albert pi

Lauder, William, joiner, 1 Colums-hill pi ; ho, Mayflower, Barone rd

Lavelle, John, gardener, 24 Lade-side st

Law, Mrs Barbara, 18 Castle st

Law, Miss My. Ann A., 13 Ardbeg rd

Lawrie, John M., billiard saloon, 9

Bridge-end st ; ho, Glenhead, Bal-

lochgoyLawrie, Miss Mary, 8^ Ardbeg rdLawrie, T., baker, 19 Staffa pi

Lawson, David, baker, 89 Montaguest and E. Princes st

Lawson, Miss Eliz., 18 Mount-pleasant rd

Lawson, James Burnett, M.D., 2

Battery pi

Leckie, James A., slater, Logic pi.

Bridge st

Leckie, Miss Jessie, 8 Argyle st

Leckie, William M., slater, 31 Bridgest J ho, Columshill pi

Lee, Mrs Catherine, ladies' nurse, 16

Castle st

Lee, Miss Mary, 77 Montague st

Lees, Mrs John, 94 High st

Leiper, Miss Barbara, 69 Barone rdLeitch, Misses Agnes and Eliz.,

Wyndham rdLeitch, Alex. , labourer. Bridge st

Leitch, Duncan^ boatbuilder, Wynd-ham rd

Leitch, H., steward, 15 Bridge st

Leitch, Neil, gardener, Colums-hill st

Leitch, Mrs Margt. , 37 Argyle st

Leitch, Peter, boots, Mansefield pi

Leith, Peter, chemist and druggist,

Victoria st ; ho, 5 Bishop ter

Le Neve, Miss Agnes, High Craig-

more rdLennox, Miss Margt., 8 Mill st

Lennox, Miss Margt. S., 17 E.

Princes st

Lessells, And., engineer, 29 Colums-hill st

Liddell, Miss Margt., 15 Battery pi

Liddell, Robert, insurance agent, 38Mill st

Lightbody, Robert, tinsmith, 3Mill st

Linrleu, Mrs Mary Ann, 4 StaflFa pi

Lipton, T. J., provision dealer, 36Montague st

Lister, Alex., nurseryman, Barone rd ;

ho., Gowanfield ter

Lister, John, nurseryman, Barone rdLittle, Mrs Mary, 73 Victoria st

Little, Robt., grocer, 27 Argyle st

Livingstone, Misses Eliz. and Jane,Mountpleasant rd

Livingstone, Rich., saddler, 14 Castle-

hill st ; ho., Mountpleasant rdLivingstone, Mrs Janet, 20 Pridge-

end st

Locke, Wm., engineer, 81 High st

Lockhart, James, pensioner, 3 King st

Logan, Mrs Agnes, 103 Montague st

Logan, David, coal dealer, 11 Bridge-end st

Logan, Francis, tinsmith, 71 Victoriast

Logan, James, mill manager, 2 Hill-

house rd

47


Lorraine, Miss Eliz., 36 Ladeside st Lyle, Charles, Lome Hotel, 3 Guild-

Love, Mrs Margt., 7 West Princes st ford sq

Love, Jas. C, glass merchant, Ard- Lyle, John, mason, Townheadmory rd Lyle, Mrs Margaret, Townhead

Love, James D. K., flesher and cattle Lyle, Mrs Mary, 9 Argyle ter

dealer, Dean Hood pi; ho., 23 Lyle, Mrs Martha, draper, 54 High st

;

Mountpleasant rd ho., 12 Castle st

Love, John, pattern maker Lyle, William, chemist and druggist,

Lovelle, John, labourer, 24 Ladeside st 14 East Princes st

Lowden, — , Logie pi Lynch, Mrs Margt, , 13 Marine pi

Lugton, Miss Mary, 2 Ladeside st I^yon, Male, shopman, 84 Montague st

Lugton, Wm., seaman, 3 Minister's br Lyon, Miss Eliz., 48 Mountstuart rd

Lusk, Misses, 27 Bridge-end st Lyons, Jas. , mason, 22 Watergate

Alex. Caapbell,ACCOUNTANT AND HOUSE-AGENT,

AUCTIONEER AND VALUATOR,

3 TOWER STREET, ROTHESAY.

Auction Sales conducted in Town and Country. Furniture stored.

Valuations effected, and Insurance Claims adjusted on every description of

Property—Heritable and Movable—on reasonable terms.

'C ^Z" O Ij E S.

GENERAL SMITH, MECHANIC, 'CYCLE BUILDER, and

OFFICIAL REPAIRER TO 0. T. C,

s

CBOFT LANE, OFF HIGH STREET, BOTHESAT.

'Cycles, Mail Carts, &c., of Every Description.

Pneumatic Bicycles, by Best Makers, for Sale and on Hire.

'Cycling Thoroughly Taught by Experienced Teacher.

All Kinds of Smith and Mechanic Work Carefully and Promptly Executed.

SPACIOUS FBIVATE MIBIlSfG SCHOOL,The Art of Cycling Thoroiighly Taught,

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Parish of HOUSEHOLDERS. liothesay.

MAC.M'Adam, Alexander, g-ardener, 2

Hillhouse rdM'Alister, Miss Margt., 21 Craig-more rd

M'AUistar, Miss Margt., 28 Colums-hill St

M'Allister, Mrs Mary, 86 High st.

M'Alpine, Mrs Agnes, Havelock ter

M'Alpine, Dan., painter, 5 Hillhouserd

M'Alpine, Miss Janet S., 8 Argyle pi

M'Alpine, Mrs Margt., milliner, 15

Bridge st

M'Alpine, Mrs Mary, 80 High st

M'Alpine, Robert, flesher, 115 Mon-tague st ; house, i Bridgend st

M'Alpine, Thos. L., engineer, 16

Mountpleasant rdM'Alpine, Thos., labourer, 93 High st

M'Alpine & Scott, restaurateurs, 63Victoria st

M'Andrew, Mrs Isa, loaMountstuartrd

M'Ara, Thos., iron forger, 36 Crich-

ton rdM'Ara, Miss Chris., la Battery pi

M'Ara or Stevenson, Mrs Sarah, 12

Battery placeM'Arly^Mrs Agnes, 51 MountstuartrdM'Arthur, Archibald,

jgardener, 70

Ardbeg rdM'Arthur,Arch., carter, 25 Barone rd

M'Arthur,MissChris., 1 1 Columshillst

M'Arthur, Miss Chris., 69 Victoria st

M'Arthur,Dan.,slater,28 Ladeside st

M'Arthur, Don.; draper, Albert pi ;

house, Alma ter

M'Arthur, Don., gardener, 18 Lade-side st

M'Arthur, Edw., letter carrier, 7 W.Princes st

M'Arthur, James, music teacher, 37Bishop st

M'Arthur, Mrs Jane, FirwoodM'Arthur, Mrs Jane, 16 High st

M'Arthur, Mrs Marn, 74 Ardbeg rd

M'Arthur, Mrs Marn, 7 Columshill st

M'Arthur, Peter, draper. Alma ter

M'Arthur, Robt., tailor, WatergateM 'Aulay.Chas.

,gardener, 1 2 1 High st

M'Aulay, Chas., gardener, 52 Ard-beg- rd

M'Aulay, Michael, labourer, 103High st

M'Aulay, Wm., labourer, 66 High st

M'Auslan, Jas., cook, 6 Hillhouse rd

M'Barnet, James, engineer, 59 Ard-beg rd

M'Beath, watchmaker, Gallowgatehouse, Hillhouse rd

Macbeth, Adam D., writer, Castlest ; house, Ard-Ascog

M'Birnie, Thos., flesher. East BurghLands

M'Bride, Dan., joiner, 11 Montaguest

M'Bride, Misses EHza and Mary C,12 Ardbeg rd

M'Bride, Hugh, labourer, 75 Ard-beg rd

M'Bride, James, joiner, John st ;

house, High Craigmore,,M'Bride, Peter, farmer, High-Craigmore

M'Bride, Peter, labourer, 21 Russellst

M'Bride, Robert, blacksmith John st

M'Cabe, Miss Mary, 7 Ladeside st

M'Call, Miss Mary, 50 Crichton rdM'Call, Mrs EHz., 26 Castle st

M'Callum, Miss Ann, 16 Castle st

M'Callum, Miss Chris., 41 Barone rdM'Callum, Dan., farmer. Little Gre-nach

M'Callum & Son, joiners, 50 High st

M'Callum, Hugh, seaman, 19 Stuartst

M'Callum, James, upholsterer, 6Columshill pi

M'Callum, Miss Jeannie,27 Marine pi

M'Callum, John, engineer, Havelockter

M'Callum, John, joiner, High st ;

house, 98 Montague st

M'Callum, John, shopman, 20 Bishopst

M'Callum, Miss Chris., 41 Barone rdM'Callum, Mrs Margt., 24 Russell st

M'Callum, Neil, compositor, 38Argyle st

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M 'Galium, Neil, g-rocer,96 MontagueSt

M 'Galium, Peter, farmer. Little

GrenachM'Gallum,—.engineer. Wyndham rdM'Gann, Mrs Ghris., 6 Gastle st

M'Garthy, Miss Alice, Bellevue rdM''Gartney, Mrs Helen, 83 Montague

St

M'Glelland, Mrs Ellen, 18 Russell st

M'Glure, Mrs Helen, 19 Store laneM'Glure, Mrs Margt., 2 MackinlaystM'Goll, Miss Ghris., 10^ Ardbeg rdM'Goll, Hugh, painter, 21 Argyle st;

house, 52 Montague st

M'Goll, John G., engineer, 43 Ardbegrd

M'Goll, John, carter, 2 John street

M'Goll, Miss Mary, 24 E. Princes st

M'Goll, Peter, carter, 2 Staffa pi

M'Goll, Thos., blacksmith, 21 Mill st

M'Gonechy, Mrs Gath.,24E. Princesst

M'Gonechy, Mrs Janet, 12^ Argyle pi

M'Gonnell, Andrew, stoker, 55 Mon-tague st

M'Gonnell, Miss Ghris., ladies' out-

fitter, 23 Montague st

M 'Gonnell,Mrs Jessie, 28 E. Princes st

M'Gord, John, mason, Bellevue rdM'Gord, Robert, Brandane ter

M'Gord, Misses J.& S., confectioners,

Victoria st

M'Gord, John, restaurateur, Victoriast and Montague st

M'Gorkindale, Dugald, ironfounder,

14 Graigmore rdM'Gorkindale, Dr Dunc-in, Glydes-

dale, AscogM'Gormick, Rev. Dugald, Ghapel-

hill Free Gaelic Ghurch Manse,Rosehill

M'Gormick, Edward, mason, 13 Gal-lowgate

M'Gormick, Miss Jessie, Barone rdM'Gormick, Mrs Martha, 103 High

st

M'Gormick, Miss, 34 Argyle st

M'Grone, James, draper, 59 Mon-tague st

M'^Grone, James, shipmaster, 47Barone rd

M'Grone, Robert, shipmaster, Belle-vue rd

M'Gulloch,Miss Agnes, 33 Victoria st

M'GuUoch, Hugh P., stationer, 52Montague st

M'Gulloch, William, Osborne Tem-perance Hotel, 87 Victoria st

M'Gulloch or Hunter, Mrs Sarah,Gowanfield ter

M'Dermott, Mary, dressmaker, 21Staffa pi

M'Donald, Angus. 10 Staffa pi

M 'Donald, — , boots, Hydropathic,Tower st

M 'Donald, Alexander, shipmaster,

50 Mountstuart rdM 'Donald, Arch., waiter, GlenburnMacdonald, Hugh, gas stoker, 18

Ladeside st

M 'Donald, Miss Agnes G., 25 Ard-beg rd

M' Donald, Miss Barb., Barone rdM 'Donald, Miss Gath., 26 Golums-

hill st

M'Donald, Mrs Ghris., 5 Bridge st

M 'Donald, Donald, shopman, 27Argyle st

M'Donald, Dugald, traveller. Have-lock ter

M'Donald, Duncan, pensioner, 27Staffa pi

M'Donald, Mrs Flora, Barone rd

M'Donald, Fred , boatman, 22 Mill st

M'Donald, Hugh, labourer, iSLade-side st

M'Donald, Miss Isa, 60 High st

M'Donald, James, labourer, 8 Mill st

M'Donald, Jas., porter, 17 Russell st

M'Donald, Miss Jane, 5 Bridge st

M'Donald, Miss Jessie, Barone rd

M'Donald, Mrs, 27 High st

M 'Donald, Miss Jane G.,6 GrichtcnrdM'Donald, Mrs Margt., 14 Mount-

stuart rdM'Donald.Miss Margt. B.,6o Mount-

stuart rd

M'Donald, Mrs Marion, 10 Ardbeg rd

M'Donald, Neil,seaman, 9 Victoria st

M'Donald, Robert, stoker, 28 Mill st

M'Donald, Robert, wire worker, 43Ardbeg rd

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M'Doaald, Wm. B., eng-ineer, 34Staffa pi

Macdonell, Miss Louisa R. C, 38Bridge st

M' Doug-all, Allan, cartwrig-htjWynd-ham rd

M'Dougall, John, seaman, 72 Mon-tag-ue st

M'Dougall, Dugald, baker, 19Bridg"e-end st

M'Dougall, Dun., cabman, 103 Hig-hst

M 'Doug-all, Hugh, draper, 129 HighstM 'Doug-all, Miss Isa, Wyndham pkM 'Doug-all, Miss Eliz., 11 Colums-

hill st

M'Doug-all, Mrs Janet, 15 Bishop st

M'Dovvall, Misses Clementina, Eliza

A., and Margt., 30 Crichton rd

M'Elmail, Rev. John, Roman Catho-lic priest, 3 Columshill st

M'Ewan, Arch., coal dealer, 11 King-st ; house, 11 East Princes st

M'Ewen, Dun., blacksmith, 93 Hig-hst

M'Ewen, James, 73 Victoria st

M'Ewen, John, shipmaster, 14 Bat-tery pi

M'Ewan, Miss Mary, 36 Ladeside st

M'Fadyan,John, labourer, 41 Water-grate

M'Fadyen, Wm., desig-ner, Wynd-ham rd

M'Fadyen,Wm.,gardener, 14 King- st

M'Fadzean, Miss Eliz., 16 store laneM'Farlane, Misses Jane and Margt.,

farmers^ Lochend and LochlyM'Farlane^ Miss Ann, 14 fE. Princes

st

M'Farlane, Miss Cath , 62 High st

M'Farlane, Don., seaman, 20 EastPrinces st

M'Farlane, Miss Eliz. 8 GallowgateM'Farlane, Geo., boat-hirer, 4 West

Castle st

M'Farlane, James, joiner, 38 Col-umshill st

M'Farlane, John, residenter, Gowan-field ter

M'Farlane,Wm., clerk, Wyndham rd

M'Feat, Fred., gentleman. Planta-tion villa, Argyle ter

M'Fie, Don., tailor, 36 Bishop st

M'Fie, Dugald H., house-painter, 65High st ; house, 12 Castle st

M'Fie, Miss, 16 Hillhouse rdM'Fie, James, seaman, 21 Mount-pleasant rd

M'Fie, Miss Jane, 31 Gallowg-ateM'Fie^ Miss Janet, 12 Argyle st

M'Fie, John, bo'-itman, i6 Castle st

M*Fie, John, tailor, 46 Montag-ue st

M'Fie, Mai., 23 Castle st

M'Fie, Mrs Margt., PointhouseM'Fie, Miss Mary H., 2 Mount-

stuart rdM'Fie, Miss Mary, 16 Hillhouse rdM'Fie, Miss Mary Ann, 104 High st

M'Fie, Captain Robert, harbour-master, 4 Battery pi

M'Fie, Miss Sarah, 12 Argyle st

M'Fie, Wm,joiner, 26 Bishop st

M'Fie, Wm., joiner, 6 Columshill pi

M'Gallaglay, Cornelius,pawnbroker,Bellevue rd

M 'Gavin, Mrs, 19 Mill st

M'Gaw, Mrs Cath , 17 Argyle pi

M'Geachy, John, plasterer, 17 Gal-lowgate

M'Geachy, Mrs Mary, 43 Barone rdM'Gee, John, labourer, 161 High st

M'Gee, Robert, grocer, 2 Argyle st

M'Gee, Wltn, engineer, 18 Marine

M'Gill, Wm., stationer, 11 Chapel-hill rd

M'Gilivary,Dan, cabman, 6 Castle st

M'Gillivary, Archibald, gardener,East Burgh Lands

M'Gillivary, Mrs Margaret EastBurgh Lands

M Gillivary, Dun., cabman, 66 Highst

M'Gillivary,Dug.. labourer, 22 Mill st

M Gilp, Alex., watchmaker. 3 HighstM'Gilp Dan.,flesher, 41 Montague stM Gilp, Mrs Eliz., 31 GallowgateM Ginlay, Thos., labourer 22 Mill stM Glashan, Mrs Eliz., 10^ ArdbegrdMGlashan, John, seaman, 14 Hill-house rd


M'Glashan, John, seaman, 4 WestCastle st

M'Gowan, Chas., labourer, 121 Highst

M'Gowan. James, painter, 25 Arg-ylest

M'Gowan, Wm., plumber, 44 Arg-ylest

M'Gown, Robt, seaman, 45 Argyle st

M'Gregor, Don.,teacher, 12 Marine pi

M'Gregor, Miss Eliz., 171 High st

M'Gregor, Hector, flesher, 28 Lade-side st

M Gregor, Mrs Jean, 2 Bridge st

M'Gregor, Mrs Margt., 16 High st

M'Grory, Michael, spirit dealer, 70Montague st

M'Guire, Thos., labourer, 61 Mon-tague st

M'Haffie, Wm., iron worker, 2ZBridge st

M'Haffie, Wm., calenderer, 35 Ard-beg rd

M'llmoil. Paul, labourer, 133 High st

M'llroy, Mrs C, Mill st

Mllroy, Peter, mason, 121 High st

M'Inall, Mrs Eliz, 43 Ardbeg rd

M Innes. A.- labourer, 28 Bridge st

M'Innes. Mrs Isa.. 24 E. Princes st

M'Intosh Alexander, mason, 6 Col-umshill pi

M'Intosh, And., grease-maker, 26

Staffa pi

M Intosh David, sawyer, 98 Mon-tague st

M'Intosh, David, engineer, 23 Staffa

M' Intosh, Dun., tobacconist, 104Montague st ; house, 43 Ardbeg rd

M Intosh, Jas. ,painter, 17 Argyle ter

Mackintosh, John, gentleman, Ard-mory rd

M'Intosh, Margt., 169 High st

M'Intosh, Mrs Mary, Serpentine rdM'Intosh Mrs Stuart, 22 CraigmorerdM'Intosh, Wm., accountant, 6 Castle

st ; house, 32 Crichton rd

M'Intyre, Alex, joiner, MansefieldplM'Intyre, Alister, shipmaster, 76Ardbeg rd

M'Intyre, Miss Agnes, WestwoodM'Intyre, Mrs Agnes, 38 Ladeside st

M'Intyre, Archibald, carpenter, 19Victoria st

M'Intyre, Misses Ann and Flora,

Sepentine rdM'Intyre, Miss Char., 78 High st

M'Intyre, Miss Eliz., 64 Mount-stuart rd

M'Intyre, Miss Grace, 26 Bridge st

M'Intyre, Miss Jessie E., 23 Vic-

toria st

M'Intyre, John, gardener, 71^ Ard-beg rd

M'Intyre, Malcolm, labourer, 23Barone rd

M'Intyre, Rt., coachman, 51 High st

M 'Isaac, Capt., and Hon. MajorJohn, instructors of musketry, 48Argyle st

M'lver, Neil, quarrier, 135 High st

M'lver, Pat., labourer, 79 High st

M'Kay, Chas., tailor,26 Montague st

M'Kay, Rev. Donald, EstablishedGaelic Church, Russell st ; house,10 Mountstuart rd

M'Kay, Miss, SeabankbldgsM'Kay, Miss EUz., Barone rdM'Kay, John, gardener, 34 Mill st

M'Kay. John, F.E.I.S., head master,Public School ; house^ 33 Crichtonrd

Mackay, Capt. John, chief constable,High st ; house. East Burgh Lands

M'Kay, Jchn, farmer, Barone parkM'Kay, John, Wellpark rdM'Kay, John T. , seaman, 11 Col-

umshill st

M'Kay, Kenneth, police officer, 2

King st

M'Kay, Mrs Margt., 19 Mill st

Mackay, William, M.A., Rec*^or,

Academy; house, i9Mountstuart rdM'Kay, Wm., burgh chief constable,High st ; house, Lilyoak ter

M Kechnie, Miss Ann, 3 Mountstuartrd

M'Kechnie, Donald, gardener, 4 W.Castle st

M'Kechnie, Malcolm, manufacturer,41 Ardbeg rd

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M'Kechnie, Mrs Margt., 4 Hill-

house rdM'Kee, David, storekeeper, 119

Hig-h St

M'Kellar, Chas., plasterer, zjohnstM'Kellar, Dan., painter, 17 Gallow-

g-ate

M'Kellar, Dun., porter, 17 Mon-tague st

M'Kellar, John, stable foreman, 33Staffa pi

M'Kellar, Miss Isa, 33 Victoria st

M'Kellar, James 33 StafFa pi

M'Kelvie, James, farmer, 31 Ardbegrd

M'Kelvie, Miss Eliz, 31 J Ardbeg rd

M'Kelvie, Wm., carpenter, 9 Chapel-hill rd

M'Kelvie, Wm., labourer, 2 John st

M'Kendrick, Mrsjas., 26 WatergateM'Kendrick, Walter, boatman, 35Bridge st

M'Kendry, Arch., police officer, 18

Castle st

M'Kenzie, Colin, stoker, 78 High st

M'Kenzie, Don., chemical worker,

9 Columshill pi

M'Kenzie, Donald, marine engineer,Mansefield pi

M'Kenzie, Mrs Eliz., WestwoodM'Kenzie, Hector, seaman, 2 Col-

umshill pi

M'Kenzie, James, mason, 25 Colums-hill st

M'Kenzie, John, blacksmith, 60High st

M'Kenzie, John, telegraphist, 94High st

M'Kenzie, John, turner, 119 High st

M'Kenzie, Mrs Mary, 2 Chapelhill rdM'Kenzie, Mrs Mary, 10 Mill st

M'Kenzie, Mrs Mary, 6 Columshill st

M'Kenzie, Murdoch, publisher. Ex-press, 1 1 Montague st ; house,Clifton cottage, Ardbeg

M'Kenzie, Richard, shipmaster, 37Crichton rd

M'Kenzie, Robt., bathman, GlenburnM'Kenzie, Thos., baker, 98 High st

M'Killop, Mrs Ann, 87 High st

M'Kim, John, photographer, 23

Argyle st

M'Kinlay, And. M., architect,Towerst ; house, 47 High st

M'Kinlay, Miss Annie M., 4 High st

M'Kinlay, Arch., aerated watermanufacturer, 6 Columshill st

M'Kinlay, Daniel, tobacconist, 7Argyle ter

M'Kinlay, Mrs Jane L., 55 Mount-stuart rd

M'Kinlay, Miss Jessie, Argyle ter

M'Kinlay, John, bookseller andstationer, the Library, 21 Victoriast ; house^ Bishop ter

M'Kinlay, Miss Marn., 44 Argyle st

M'Kinlay, Robert, bootmaker, 4Chapelhill rd ; 2 Chapelhill rd

M'Kinlay, Robert A., stationer, etc.,

the Library, 21 Victoria st ; house,Barone rd

M'Kinnell, Miss Agnes, 98 Mon-tague st

M'Kinnon, Alex., steamboat agent,12 Tower st

M'Kinnon, Chas., boilermaker, 11

Marine pi

M'Kinnon, Don., mason, 25 Mount-pleasant rd

M'Kinnon, Dun., aerated watermanufacturer, 12 Tower st

M'Kinnon, Hector, registrar, sta-

tioner, etc., II and 13 Victoria st

M'Kinnon, Hugh, plasterer, 109High st ; house, 27 Bridgend st

M'Kinnon, James, gardener, Gow-anfield ; house, 133 High st

M'Kinnon, James, law clerk. CountyBldgs

M'Kinnon, James, plasterer, 7 Gal-lowgate

M'Kinnon, Miss Jane, 5 Craigmore rdM'Kinnon, John 46 Ardbeg rdM'Kinnon, John, grocer, 6 Mon-tague st

M'Kinnon, Malcolm, steward, 19Castle st

M'Kinnon, Mrs, Mansefield pi

M'Kintosh,Mrs Annie,2i Crichton rdMackirdy, Archd., J. P., BeechwoodM Kirdy, Miss Ann F.,26 E. Princes

st

M'Kirdy, Mrs Ann, 11.3 High st

M'Kirdy, Miss Chris., 71 Victoria st

53


M'Kirdy, Miss Eliz., 6 Marine pi M'Lachlan, John, labourer, BridgeM'Kirdy, Miss Eliz., 8 Montague st st

M'Kirdy, Hugh, cab owner, 5 Bishop M'Lachlan, John A., writer, 27st ; house. Serpentine rd Argyle st

M'Kirdy, James, fancy goods dealer, M'Lachlan, Mrs L., flesher, 81 Mon-77 Victoria st tague st ; house, 83 do

M'Kirdy, James A., blacksmith, 19 M'Lachlan, Mrs Margt., 20 BishopstMill st M'Lachlan, Mrs Mary, 84 Montague

M'Kirdy, John, blacksmith, 32 st

Bridge st M'Lachlan, Mrs Mary, 4 Mill st

M'Kirdy, John, contractor, 23 Bishop M'Lachlan, Robt., farmer,6 Castle st

st M'Lachlan, Robert, labourer, 171Mackirdy, Capt. John, J. P., Beech- High st

wood M'Lachlan, William, labourer, 19Mackirdy, John, solicitor and agent, Russell st

Bank of Scotland, Guildford sq

;

M'Lachlan, Miss Mary, 2 Mount-house, 29 Battery pi pleasant rd

M'Kirdy, Mrs Mary, Eden pi M'Lachlan, , cook, 18 Mount-M'Kirdy, Miss Mary. 30 East Princes pleasant rd

st M'Laren, James, joiner, 19 ArgyleM'Kirdy, Mrs Mary, 24 Battery pi st

M'Kirdy, Miss Mary Ann, 32 Bridge M' Lardy, Mrs Mary, 26 Watergatest M'Laren, Hamish, porter, 2t, Bndg-

M'Kirdy, Mrs Mary S., 29 Battery end st

pi M'Laren, John, nurseryman, Brae-M'Kirdy, Robert L., chemist, Vic- side

toria st M'Lay, John, plumber, 32 Mount-stuart rd

M'Lachlan, Archibald, carpenter, M'Lay, Robert, engineer, 8 Hill-

3 Union st house rdM'Lachlan, Archibald, grocer. Glen- M'Lea, Arch. S.^ writer, Abercorn^

head, Ballochgoy WestlandsM'Lachlan, Campbell, porter, 19 M'Lea, Miss Ann, 16 High st

Bridge-end st M'Lea, Misses Mary and Janet, 22M'Lachlan, Daniel, grocer, J4 Col- Bridge st

umshill st M'Lea, Miss Margaret, dress andM'Lachlan, Don., mason, 20 Mill st mantle maker, 20 Bridge st

M'Lachlan, Dugald, labourer, 20 M'Lea, Mrs Grace, 11 Argyle terMill st M'Lean, Captain Alex., commission

M'Lachlan, , 18 Windsor pi agent, 44 Crichton rdM'Lachlan, Dugald, seaman, 15 M'Lean, Angus, Sergt.-Major Artil-

Bridge st lery Volunteers, Gowanfield terM'Lachlan, Duncan, mason, 19 High M'Lean, Miss Annie, 6i Ardbeg rd

st M'Lean, Allan, blacksmith, 3 Manse-M'Lachlan, Duncan, labourer, 46 field pi

Moncague st M'Lean, Angus, boatman, 22 Water-M'Lachlan, Hugh, baker, 24 Lade- gate

side st M'Lean, Archibald, blacksmith, 83M'Lachlan, Miss Isa, 10 Mill st Montague st

M'Lachlan, Mrs Jessie, 3 Barone rd M'Lean, Miss Catherine^ 16 High st

M'Lachlan, John, ironworker, 5 M'Lean, Daniel, flesher, 20 Bridge-Bridge st end st

54


M'Lean, Dun., baker^ 121 High st

M'Lean, Don., stoker, i6LadesidestM'Lean, Fred, flesher, 20 Bridgend

St

M'Lean, Hugh, porter, 4 King st

M'Lean, James, policeman, 5 Vic-toria st

M'Lean, Mrs Jane, 38 Crichton rdM'Lean, Miss Jane, ^34 Mill st

M'Lean, Miss Jane, 9 High st

M'Lean, Miss Janet, 3 Castle st

M'Lean, John, clerk, 9 Chapelhill rdM'Lean, John, commission agent, 58Crichton rd

M'Lean, John, fisherman, 32 Mill st

M'Lean, John, labourer, 60 High st

M'Lean, John, labourer, T04 High st

M'Lean, John, mason, 25 Staffa pi

M'Lean, John, restaurateur. Guilds-ford rd

M'Lean, Lachlan, slater, 133 Highst

M'Lean, Malcolm, carter, 37 Mill st

M'Lean, Malcolm, police officer, 24Bridge st

M'Lean, Miss Margt., 13 Bishop st

M'Lean, Mrs Mary, 18 Bridge st

M'Lean, Miss Mary A., 12 Castle st

M'Lean, Mrs, High CraigmoreM'Lean, Murdoch, labourer, 3 Union

st

M'Lean, Thomas, carriage proprie-tor, Mansefield pi

M'Leish, John, gardener, 3 King st

M'Leish,Robt., porter, 13 GallowgateM'Lellan, Arch., seaman, 18 Mount-

pleasant rdM'Lellan, Colin, steward, Gowanfield

ter

M'Lellan, Donald, stoker, 22 Bridge-end st

M'Lellan, Miss Helen, confectioner,

27 Bishop st ; ho., E Princes st

M'Lellan, John, boatman, High st

M'Lellan, John K., coachman, ir

East Princes st

M'Lellan, Malcolm, boatman, 121

High st

M'Lellan, Miss Mary, 26 EastPrinces st

M'^Lellan, Neil, ploughman, Craiga-goual

M'Lellan, Quintin B., blacksmith.Croft lane ; house, 28 Montague st

M'Lellan, Thomas, blacksmith, 9Victoria st

M'Lennan, Dun. S., dancing masterM'Leod, Angus, stoker, 14 Bridge-end st

M'Leod, Don.,coachman, 37 Bridge st

M'Leod, Mrs Eliz., 16 Castlehill st

M'Leod, Neil, mason, Mansefield pi

M'Leod, Wm., aquarium ; house^ 21Battery pi

M 'Lucky, Mrs Margt., 13 Bridge-endst

M'Mahon, Wm., clerk, 12 Bridge st

M'Millan, Miss Flora, 11 ColumshillstM'Millan, Alex., carter, 79 High st

M'Millan, Arch., carter, 21 Store In

M'Millan, Mrs Betsy, 7 Argyle st

M'Millan, Mrs Agnes, 36 Mill st

M'Millan, Mrs Ann, 38 Mill st

M'Millan, Bryce, joiner, 27 BridgestM'Millan, Mrs Chris., 10 Argyle pi

M'Millan, Mrs Cath., 7 Union st

M'Millan, Daniel, letter carrier, 27Argyle ter

M'Millan, Dan., fishmonger, i8StaffaPl

M'Millan, Mrs Janet, 14 Battery pl

M'Millan, John, farmer, Knockan-rioch

M'Millan, John D., engineer, 36Mill st

M'Millan, Donald, ex-Provost, 4Crichton rd

Macmillan, Eben. R., clerk, Argyleter

M'Millan, James, omnibus proprie-tor and hotel keeper, W. Princes st

M'Millan, John, labourer, 17 Water-gate

M'Millan, John, horsedealer, Bridge-end st

M'Millan, Malcolm, quarrier, 70Ardbeg rd

M'Millan, Neil, labourer, 2 Croft InMacmillan, Robert D., procurator-

fiscal, WatergateM'Millan, Thomas, quarrier, 19 Mill

st

M'Millan, Wm., cab owner, 20 Mill st

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M*Millan,Wm., commercial traveller,

71 Victoria st

M'Millan, William, butcher, 95 Mon-tag-ue st

M'Millan, Wm. B., advertising-agent, 48 Hig-h st. ; house, 5^Mountpleasant rd

M'Murchie, John, labourer, 60 Hig'hst

M'Murchy, Dug-ald, labourer, 58Ladeside st

M'Murchy, Mrs Janet, 8 Battery pi

M 'Murray, Henry, baker, 27 Col-umshill st

M'Nab, Alex., joiner, &c., 5^^ EastPrinces st. ; house, 29 Mill st

M'Nab, Edward, janitor. PublicSchool, 88 High st

M'Nab, Jas., tinsmith, 37 Barone rdM'Nab, Miss Jessie, 16 Castle st

M'Nab, John, joiner, 15 Castle st

M'Nab, John, tinsmith, 5^ EastPrinces st ; ho., 4 Mountpleasant

M'Nab, Mrs Margt., 36 Ladeside st

M'Nab, Mrs Marg-t., 20 Battery pi

M'Nab, Thomas, tinsmith, 15 Mon-tag-ue st ; house. Battery pi

M'Nair, David, boat hirer, 15 Argyle

M'Nair, Walter, tailor, 25 Colums-hill st

M' Naught, Robert T., insuranceag-ent, 14 Bridge-end st

M'Naug-htan, Miss Jane, 44 Ardbeg-rd

M'Naughton, John, labourer, 12

King st

M'Naughton, Jn., porter, 56 High st

M'Neil, Miss Jane, 24 Argyle st

M'Neill, Alex., labourer, i Mill st

M'Neill, Daniel, traveller, 22 Col-umshill st

M'Neill, Miss Eliz., 4 King- st

M'Neill, Mrs Eliz.^ 46 Ladeside st

M'Neill, Jos., residenter^ Barone rdM'Neil, Thos., cabman, 7 Bishop st

M'Nicol, Archd., seaman, 11 MarinePl

M'Nicol, Archd., seaman, Balloch-

M'Nicol, David, 29 Mill st

M'Nicol, David, traveller, Mansfield

M'Nicol, Duncan, cab owner, 113High st

M'Nicol, Mrs Eliz., 29 Mill st

M'Nicol, John, spirit dealer, 52Ardbeg rd

M'Nicol, Mrs Marg-t., 28 Argyle st

M'Nicol, Peter, 7 Columshill pl

M'Nicol, Wm., g-rocer, 37 Bridge-end st

M'Neil, Wm., 10 Columshill pl

M'Neil, John, 6 W. Princes st

M'Phail, Mrs Marg-t., 16 Staffa pl

M'Phail, Colin, carter, 28 Mill st

M'Phee, Mai., cabman, 42 Bishop st

M'Phee, Mai., labourer, 20 Mill st

M'Pherson, Alex., labourer, 82 Highst

M'Pherson, And., gardener. Well-park rd

M'Pherson, Miss Cath., 23 Barone rdM'Pherson, Chas., draper, 12 Mount-

pleasant rdM'Pherson, James, 19 Mill st

M'Pherson, John, 10 Bridge st

M'Pherson, John, fisherman, 20Bridge-end st

Macquarie, D. C, grocer, Colums-hill st, and Barone rd ; ho.. Ash-burn, Mountpleasant rd

M'Queen, Mrs Janet, 73 Victoria st

M'Quistan, James, plasterer, John st

M'Quisten, John, plasterer, John st

M'Quisten, Mrs Jean, fishmonger,100 Montague street

M'Rae, Mrs Ann, 17 E. Princes st

M'Taggart, Dan., tailor, Ballochgoyter

^

M'Taggart,M'Taggart,M'Taggart,M'Taggart,M'Taggart,M'Taggart,one rd

M'Taggart,High st

Mrs Eliz., 21 Mill st

James, 40 Columshill st

Mrs Isa, 31 GallowgateMiss Jane, 103 High st

John, labourer, 7 Mill st

Wm., engraver, 75 Bar-

Wm., labourer, 125

56


M'Tavish, Ed., tinsmith, Bridge-endSt

M'Tavish, Jn., seaman, 21 Russell st

M'Vey, Miss Allison, 13 Crichton rd

M'Whirter, Mrs Isa, Inkerman ter

M 'William, Andrew, heritor, Ard-mory rd

M 'Williams, John, carter, 9 Mill st

M 'William, Mrs Mary, 3 Arg-yle pi

MMack, James, blacksmith, 32 Mill st

Mackie, Andrew, printer, 79 Hig-h st

Madden, Sergt.-Major Geo. (retired),

Argyll and Bute Volunteer Artil-

lery ; 49 Mountstuart rd

Madden, James H,, 74 Ardbeg rd

Maddever, Mrs Margaret, Mount-stuart rd

Main, John, 28 Staffa pi

Mains, Jas., hawker, 24 Ladeside st

Maitland, Jas., labourer, 19 Stuart st

Maitland, Mrs Janet, 27 Bishop st

Maitland, Mrs, 60 High st

Maltman, Mrs Agnes, 26 Russell st

Malcolm, Mrs Eliz., 53 Barone rd

Malcolm, Mary Ann, OrcadiaMarsh, Charles, painter, 21 Mill st

Marshall, Miss Agnes, 135 High st

Marshall or Campbell, Mrs Annie,

47 Argyle st

Marshall, David H., gentleman,21 Ardbeg rd

Marshall, James, tailor, 4 Mount-pleasant

Marshall, Mrs Janet, 54 Ladeside st

Marshall, John N., M.D., 7 Battery pi

Marshall, Robt., carter, 7 Montaguest

'Marshall, Miss Sarah, tobacconist,

44 Montague st

Martin,Alex. & John, carriage hirers,

Bishop terrace braeMartin, Bryce, 22 Ardbeg rd

Martin, Misses Catherine and Mary,

7 WatergateMartin, Geo., insurance superinten-

dent, 47 High st

Martin, Mrs Isabella, 8 Tower st

Martin, Malcolm, tailor, 14 Albert pi

Martin, Miss Mary, 24 Castlehill st

Martin, Mrs Mary, 80 High st

Martin, William, insurance superin-

tendent, 29 Argyle st

Mason, Alex., builder, 15^ EastPrinces st

Mason, Mrs Jane, 18 Mountpleasantrd

Mason, Thomas, grocer, 77 High st

Mathewson, Mrs Jane, 27 Argyle st

Mathieson, W^m., joiner, Argyle st

Mather, Mrs, 15 Bishop st

Mather, James, networker,7 Union st

Mather, Mrs Cath., i Hillhouse rd

Matthews, Rev. Francis, EpiscopalChurch ; house, York ter

Matthewson,Alex., farmer. Meadow-cap

Matthewson, Alex., shopman, 3^Victoria st

Maxwell, James, confectioner, 23 E.

Princes st

Maxwell, John, boilermkker, 31Colunishill st

Mealmaker, Mrs, 24 Castle st

Mearns, Mrs Chris. R., Argyle ter

Meek, Rev. James B., New ParishManse, Argyle pi

Meikle, Archibald, steamboat agent,

Quay ; house, 4 Mountpleasant rd

Meiklejohn, Mrs Isa., 5 Battery pi

Menzies, David F., insurance agent,

52 Ardbeg rd

Menzies, Mrs Barbara, 1 1 Bridge st

Menzies, Thos., shoemaker, 46 Highst

Melrose, Mrs Eleonora, 54 High st

Metcalf, , house factor, 25 Mar-ine pi

Middleton, Mrs Anne G., 65 Victoria

st

Millar, And. M.^ grocer, i Argyle st

Millar, Miss Robina, 7 Wyndham rd

Millar, William J., civil engineer^ 31

Marine pi

Millar, Wm., porter, 27 Bridge- endst

Miller, Thos. , farmer, 1 3 Craigmore rd

Miller, Mrs Cecila, 59 Crichton rd

Miller^ Alexander, chimney sweeper,

44 High st

57

Parish oj HOUSEHOLDERS. Rothesay.

Miller, Alexander, joiner, Balloch-

goy ter

Miller, Mrs Cath., 24 Columshill st

Miller, Misses Clementina and Eliza-

beth, 27 Bridge-end st

Miller, Daniel, depute-procuratorfiscal, accountant, and house agent.County building's

Miller. Dav. J., draper, 48 Montaguest

Miller, Fleming, Mountstuart rdMiller, George, shipmaster, 52Crich-

ton rdMiller, Mrs I., 27 Bridge-end st

Miller, Jas., manufacturer, i2|Argyle

Miller, Jas., slater, 36 Columshill st

Miller, James, slater, 42 Ladeside st

Miller, Misses Jessie and Sarah,York ter

Miller, John, assistant chemist, 5Columshill st

Miller, John, residenter, 30 Wynd-ham rd

Miller, John, slater, 2 Hillhouse rd

Miller, Malcolm, engineer. DeanHood pi

Miller, Mrs Mary, Alma ter

Miller, Mrs, 25 Columshill st

Miller, Mrs Mary, 11 Bridge st

Miller, Mrs Mary Ann M., 23 Vic-toria st

Miller, Neil, seaman, 2 Columshill pi

Miller, Richard, baker, 26 Russell st

Miller, Robt. C, draper, 48 Montaguest ; house, Alma ter

Miller, Samuel, Victoria cottage,Barone rd

Miller, Wm., slater, 5 Columshill st

Miller, William C, butcher, 21 Highst ; house, 19 High st

Milloy, Lachlan, ironmonger, 45Montague st ; house, Elmbank,Ballochgoy

Mills, Miss, 96 High st

Minihan, Michael, mason, i Hill-

house rdMilne, Arch., 5 Minister's brMitchell, MissesAgnes and Elizabeth,

55 Crichton rdMitchell, Andrew, traveller, 17 East

Princes st

Mitchell, Mrs Ann, 17 Stuart st

Mitchell, Archibald, boilermaker, 40'

Bishop st

Mitchell, John, postmaster, 29 Ard-beg rd

Mitchell, John, shipmaster, Baronerd

Mitchell, "Misses Mary and Jessie,

I Mackinlay st

Mitchell, Miss Marion, 2 OrcadiaMitchell, Samuel, baker, 98 High st

Mitchell, Samuel, grocer, 6 High st ;.

house, 5 Mountstuart rd

Mitchell, Thos., upholsterer. Dean;Hood pi ; ho., Gowanfield pi

Mitchell, , Battery pi

Moffat, William, accountant, 171'

High st

Monachan, Miss M. Ann, 89 High st

Montgomerie, Miss Ann, 9 Staffa pi

Montgomerie, Archd , clerk i Ard-beg rd

Montgomerie, Fran., spirit dealer 3,

West Princes st

Montgomerie, Mrs Agnes, 25 Mon-tague st

Montgomery Misses Jane andMargt., 7 West Princes st and 1

East Princes st

Montgomerie Mrs Kate lArdbegrdMoodie Miss Cath., 8 E. Princes st

Moodie. Mrs Janet and Miss Cath.,

44 Argyle st

Moodie, Archd., blacksmith, 19High st

Moodie Miss Margt., Ballochgoy ter

Moodie, William, veterinary surgeonand carriage-hirer, Watergate ;.

house, 18 Mountstuart rd

Moore Mrs Ann 13 GallowgateMoore, John potato dealer, i8 Rus-

sel st

Morgan, Mrs 103 High st

Morison, Mrs Wm. M Ivor, 2>^

Manne pi

Morrell. James, basketmaker, 14King st

Morris David I., baker, 107 Mon-tague st ; house, Barone rd

Morris Wm.. fisherman 93 High st

Morrison, Archd., barber, 90 Mon-tague st

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Morrison, Archd. . farmer, Craig-beroch

Morrison Archibald, 65 Victoria st

Morrison Archd., plumber 16 King st

Morrison, Mrs Chris.. 32 Marine pi

Morrison. Daniel, police sergeant,

33 High St

Morrison, Don., baker, 38 Lade-side st

Morrison, James, sanitary inspector,

13 Argyle pi

Morrison, John gardener 72 Mon-tague st

Morrison, John, master of works.High st ; house, Bellevue rd

Morrison, Miss Margt., 3 Bishop st

Morrison, M., 24 Marine pi

Morrison, Neil, gardener, 9 Hill-

house rd

Morrison, Robert, architect andwright, 35 Watergate ; houseEden pi, 169 High st

Morrison, Robt., joiner, 16 Mill st

Morrison^ Thos., joiner, 20 Bishop st

Morrison, Mrs Violet, 83 High st

Morrison, Wm., carter, 46 High st

Morrison, Wm., 96 High st

Morrison, , 20 Castlehill st

Mortimer,Wm. steward, 35 Bridge st

Mortimer, Mrs Cath., 27 High st

Mortimore, Mrs Agnes, 27 Bridge st

Morton, Archd ,millworker,2 Castle-

hill st

Morton, Jas., law clerk, 62 High st

Morton, Mrs Cath., grocer, 62 Mon-tague st ; house, 12 Argyle st

Morton, John H. , draper, 29 Baronerd

Mounslow, Robert W., gardener,

Ardencraig rd

r, Miss, dressmaker, 44 M[ll st

r, Chas., baker, 17 High st and7 Argyle st

r, James G., baker, i High st

r, James W^., Ivy Bank, Bridge st

r, Mrs Jane W., 2 1 Mountstuart rd

r. Miss Jessie, 12 Argyle st

r, Peter, coachman, 44 Mill st

r, Robert, draper, 20 Russell st

r, Robert, printer, 47 Argyle st

MuMu

I

MuMuMuMuMuMuMuMu r, WiUiam C, draper, 19 Mon-tague st

Muirhead, Thos., 57 Crichton rd

Mullen, Misses M. and E., i Bran-dane ter

Mungall, Wm., wood merchant, 22

Argyle st

Munn, Miss Mary H., 17 Mount-pleasant rd

Munn, Wm., heritor, 31 Ardbeg rd

Munro, Don., grocer, 5 Albert pi

Munro, Mrs Janet, 29 Columshill st

Munro, James, baker, 52 Ardbeg rd

Munsie. James, joiner, 86 High st

Murdoch, Angus, shoemaker. Lade-side st

Murdoch, Dugald, gamekeeper,Meadowcap

Murdoch, John, 47 Crichton rd

Murdoch, John, plumber, 1 1 Bridge-

end st

Murdoch, R., grocer, 29 Victoria st

Murdoch, Wm., engineer, 19 Argylest

Murray, Archd., carrier, 47 Mon-tague st

Murray, Cecilia, 41 Ardbeg rd

Murray, David, waiter, 8 Mount-stuart iri

Murray, D. S., plasterer, 9 High st

Murray, D. C, painter, 86 Mon-tague st

Murray, Mrs Eliz, 7 W. Princes st

Murray, Mrs Jane, 15 Crichton rd

Murray, John^ heritor, Crichton rd

Murray, Miss Margt., Glenhead pi

Murray, Math., draper, 19 Castle st

Murray, Thos., joiner, Bellevue rd

Murray, Wm., carrier, 47 Montaguest ; ho., Mountpleasant rd

Mylne, Miss Margt. M., High Craig-

more

N.

Napier, Mrs Janet, 8 Tower st

Napier, Mrs Mary, 8 Hillhouse rd

Napier, Thomas, plumber and iron-

monger. 68 Montague st ; house,

4 Hillhouse rdNeary, Pat., boilermaker, 31 Col-

umshill st

Neill. Robert, coal dealer, 7 WestPrinces st

59


Neill. Wm. J., sug-ar refiner, Arden-craig-

Neilleay, John, hawker, 66 High st

Nelson Alexander, upholsterer, 44Arg-yle st

Nelson, Charles E , ship's officer, 54Crichton rd

Neilson, Misses C. A.. C. E., andMarg-t., 23 Ardbeg rd

Neilson, Mrs Eliz., and Miss Ann, 54Crichton rd

Neilson, Mrs Esther T., 15 Craig-more rd

Neilson, Geo., seaman, 135 High st

Neilson, Mrs Cath., 20 W. Princes st

Neilson, Jas., mason, 50 Ladeside st

Neilson, Mrs Janet, 38 Mill st

Neilson Robt. M., engineer, 121High st

Nethercote, Mrs Jane, 22 Mill st

Neville, Mrs Mary A., 27 GallowgateNewton, James, spirit dealer, 8

Argyle st

Nicholson, Armiger, letter-carrier,

4 Hillhouse rdNicholson, Mrs Jane, 9 Chapelhill rdNicholson, John, commission agent,4 Ardbeg rd

Nicholson, John joiner, 10 Colums-hill st

Nicholson. Neil, seaman, 24 EastPrinces st

Nicol, James engineer, 9 Chapel-hill rd

Nimmo, James, coalmaster, Argyleter

Nisbet Mrs Alex., 6 Bridge st

Nisbet John, carriagehirer, 6 Bridg-est

Nisbet, Miss Mar^, 38 Mill st

Nisbet, Miss Mary, confectioner, 6Gallowgate

Nisbet Mrs Margt., Barone rdNugent. John, gardener, i Hillhouse

rdNug-ent, Nath., tailor, 7 Bishop st

Nug-ent, William, gardener, i Hill-

house rd

0.

Oatman, Fran., slate merchant, 91Ardbeg rd

Oliphant, Geo., shoemaker, 20 Rus-sell st

Oliver, Miss Robina, 24 WatergateO'Docherty. Bern., shoemaker, 11

Mill st

O'Neil, Mrs Agnes 19 High st

O'Neil, Wm., fishmonger, 79 Mon-tague st

O'Neil, Wm., labourer, i Mill st

Orkney, Mrs AlexanderOrkney, Miss J.. 4 Mountstuart rdOrkney, John, 26 Mountstuart rdOrkney, Robert, ocean steamboat

agent. 4 Mountstuart rdOrmsby Mrs Esther 46 Moi.tague st

Orr, John, 5 Arg-yle st

Orr Mrs Sophia. 39 Argyle st

Orr, Thos., mechanic, 103 High st

P.

Page, Samuel, flesher, 21 Mill st

Park, James bleacher, 6^ Ardbegrd

Park ^rs Jane, 14 East Princes st

Paterson,Alex.. compositor, 8 Towerst

Paterson, Alex.,ham curer 69Ardbegrd

Paterson. Mrs Ann, 54 Ladeside st

Paterson, Chas., steamboat agent, 22Argyle pi

Paterson, G., 71 Victoria st

Paterson, Mrs Isa. Lilyoak terPaterson Mrs Jane, 14^ Marine piPaterson, John, Serpentine rdPaterson, John, draper, 7 Chapelhill

rdPaterson John, milliner, 31 Victoria

st ; house Brandane ter, Barone rdPaterson, John junior, draper, i

Brandane ter

Paterson John, lithographer, 12Mountpleasant rd

Paterson Mrs, 15 Castle st

Paterson, J., & Sons, drapers, 39 Vic-toria st

Paterson Joseph, draper. 30 Victoriast ; house. Brandane ter

Paterson, Matthew, drysalter, 29Argyle st

Paterson, Robert, carter, 21 Mill st

60


Paterson, Robert slater and cementworker, 24 Arg-yle st

Paterson, Robert, restaurateur, 23Montague st

Paterson. Robt., upholsterer, 16 EastPrinces st

Patience John Leather merchant, 2

Dean Hood placePaton, Miss Ag-nes, 20 GallowgatePaton, Mrs Ag-nes H., WaverleyTemperance Hotel 37 Argyle st

Paton Mrs Annie, 8 GallowgatePatrick. James porter, 11 Staifa pi

Pattison Jas. , compositor, 36 Bishopst

Paul, Robt. glass blower 7 Marine pi

Penman, Mrs John, Mansfield pi

Peacock. Alexander R., plumber, 23High st and 53 Ardbeg rd ; house,Adelaide pi

Peacock Hugh, plumber, 41 Victoria

st

Pendreigh, John, woodman, 147 Highst

Pendreigh, J., 19 Russell st

Penney, Dr David J., surgeon, resid-

ence, 27 Battery pi ; consultingrooms. 3 Battery pi

Penny. Dr J. W. Watkin, ProspectHouse. 56 Ardbeg rd

Pentland Mrs Cath., 33 Barone rd

Perry, Alex., grocer, 14 Mill st

Perry, Mrs Mary, 8 Columshill pi

Perston, Alex., carrier, 58 Montaguest

Perston David, compositor, 10 Castle

st

Perston, Wm., carrier, 58 Montaguest

Petrie. Jas. A , harbourmaster, 12

Crichton rdPetrie John Imperial Restaurant, 24Montague st; ho., 28 Montague st

Pettigrew, John H., house factor, 45Ardbeg rd

Pettigrew, William, confectioner, 22

Crichton rdPhillips Mrs Cecelia, Havelock ter

Phillips Jas., labourer, 125 High st

Phillips, Mrs Margt., 24 Ladeside st

Phillip, Dr Wm. C, GlenburnHydropathic

Pinkerton, Mrs Margt., 10 Colums-hill pi

Pinkerton John, coffee stall keeper,Bishop ter, High st

Pinkerton, Mrs William, Bishop ter

Plant, Valentine, ironworker 35Bridge st

Pollock, Miss Margt., High Craig-more

Poole Mrs, 29 Argyle st

Poole, Paul, 24 Russell st

Poole, Wm., moulder, 24 Russell st

Pope, Daniel, sailmaker, 16 Mount-stuart rd

Potts Mrs, 19 Stuart st

Prentice. John, traveller, 29 Baronerd

Prentice, Mrs, Gowanfield ter

Preston, Miss Mary, 23 Columshill st

Price, Mrs Eliz., Glenhead pi

Price, Miss 5 Hillhouse rdPrice, Mrs M, boathirer, 5 Victoria st

Price, Mrs Eliz., Mansefield pi

Prior, Alfred, gardener, 25 Bridge-endst

Provan James, painter, 17 Montaguest

Provan. Mrs James, 7 GallowgatePurvis, Mrs, High st

Q-

Quigley, Joseph printer, ExpressOffice, Dean Hood pi

Quin. John. 3^- Victoria st

Quin, Mrs MaVgt., 3^ Victoria st

R.

Rae. Mrs Agnes M,, Gowanfield pi

Railton, Mrs J., milliner, 23 Vic-

toria st

Ramsay, David, coachman, 98 Mon-tague st

Ramsay. Jas. aerated water manu-facturer. Serpentine rd

Rankin, Alex., draper, 25 Victoria st

Rankin. Misses Agnes M.. Isa. D.,

and Jessie D. , 12^ Argyle pi

Rankine, Mrs Annie, Serpentine rd

Rankine. Geo., fisherman, 19 Store

Rankine, Miss Jane 54 Ardbeg rd In*

61

Parish of HOUSEHOLDERS. RotJiesaij.

Rankine, Misses Jessie and Marg-t.,

12 and 14 West Princes st

Rankine. John, fishmonger, 20 Bishopst

Rankine, Mrs Joan P., 58 Mount-stuart rd

Rankine, Miss M., 12 and 14 WestPrinces st

Rankine, Wm., clerk, 51 Ardbeg- rdReid, Mrs Cath., 13 Argyle pi

Reid. Mrs Cath , 24 Castlehill st

Reid Dr Daniel, surgeon, 25 EastPrinces st

Reid, Misses Georgina and Jessie,

25 Craigmore rdReid, Mrs Henrietta, 76 Ardbeg rdReid, John, gasfitter, 4 Columshill st

Reid, Mrs Mary, 18 Mountpleasantrd

Reid or M'Gilp, Mrs Isa., 22 Water-gate

Reid, Robt., draper, 32 Mill st

Rennie, A , brass-finisher, 10 Lade-side st

Rennie R.. confectioner and fruiterer,

40 Montague st

Reside. J., 5 Argyle st

Reynolds, Thos., seaman, 5 Staffa

Rice, Dempster, stoker, 113 High st

Richardson, Robert, 27 Mountstuartrd

Richmond, Andrew, millworker, 18

Argyle st

Richmond, Hugh pensioner, 1 9 Staflfa,

Richmond Miss Mary, 18 Argyle st

Riddell James draper, 43 Ardbeg rdRiesberg, Mrs Elizabeth, BishopTerrace brae

Rippie, And., labourer, 125 High st

Rippie, Mrs Jane, 121 Hig-h st

Rippie Wm. jun., labourer, 66 Highst

Ritchie James G., grocer 36 Ardbegrd

Ritchie. Mrs Jessie, 27 Argyle st

Ritchie And., farmer, GartnarpeillyRitchie, Peter, pensioner, 20 Russell

st

Ritchie, Mrs Eliz., 41 Victoria st

Ritchie Wm., 29 Columshill st

Roberts, Geo., tailor, Columshill stRobertson, Mrs Chris., 6 Columshill piRobertson, Mrs Alex., grain mer-

chant, John st

Robertson, Andrew, heritor, 16 Mar-ine pi

Robertson, Angus, upholsterer, 3Argyle st

Robertson, Colin, spirit dealer, 22Bridge-end st

Robertson, David, baker, 7 EastPrinces st

Robertson, Mrs Eliz. and Miss Eliz.,

103 High st

Robertson, Hector, carrierRobertson, Jas., hotel keeper, Guild-

ford squareRobertson, Jas., joiner, 8 Tower st

Robertson, J., Bute steam laundry,Ladeside st ; ho. 29 Victoria st

Robertson, Mrs Jane, 19 Mill st

Robertson, John,- baker, 11 EastPrinces st

Robertson, John, engineer, 9 Staffa piRobertson, John, labourer, Mac-

alister's courtRobertson, John, spirit merchant

18 Castlehill st ; ho., 3 Union st

Robertson, John, tailor, 109 Mon-tague st

Robertson, John, tobacconist, 22Mill st

Robertson, Miss Jessie, 16 King st

Robertson, Matthew, MeadowcapRobertson, Robert, ironfounder, 5^Argyle pi

Robertson, Miss Robina, 25 Mon-tague st

Robertson, Walter, student, 28Argyle st

Robertson, Mrs Jeanie, 70 Ardbeg rdRobertson, Wm. , seaman, 15 High st

Robertson, Wm., gardener, Ascog'Robertson, Mrs Mary, 42 Ardbeg rdRobie, And. J., commercial traveller,Ardmory rd

Robinson, Joseph T., engineer.R.N., 42 Crichton rd

Robinson, seaman, 83 High st

Robson, John, manufacturer, 2 Johnst

Rodger, Robt., mason, 28 Bridge st

62


Roe, Jonathan, engineer, HighCraigmore

Ronald, Mrs Agnes, 6^ Ardbeg rd

Rorke, John, spirit dealer, Wynd-ham rd

Ross, Miss Eliz. M., 27 Argyle st

Ross, John, tailor, 12 Columshill st

Ross, Wm., brassfinisher, 5 Hill-

house rdRowan, James G., feuar, Violet

Grove, 30 Marine pi

Rowbotham, Miss Maria L., 40Crichton rd

Roy, Mrs Eliza., 125 High stf

Roy, Peter, seaman, 40 Bishop st

Rudland, Wm. H., coast guard offi-

cer, 15 Bishop st

Rush, Mrs Ann, 8 Montague st

Russell, Misses Agnes and Jessie,

46 Mountstuart rd

Russell, Dun. C., plumber, 3 King st

Russell, Miss Janet, i Wyndham rd

Russell, Mrs Ann, 76 Ardbeg rd

Russell, Matthew B., grocer, 15

Bridge st

Russell, Wm., labourer, 26 Staifa pi

Russell, Wm. F., Wyndham rd

Russell, Mrs Wm., 25 Columshill st

Rutherford, Thos., seaman, 78 Highst

8.

Sands, Thomas, shoemaker, 12Staffa pi

Schroder, Colin M., seaman, 20Bridge-end st

Schuelle, Godfrey, waiter, 82 High st

Sclanders, Andi-ew, 10 Mountstuartrd

Scott, Miss Agnes, 54 Ardbeg rdScott, Mrs Ann, 3 Minister's braeScott, Miss Eliz., 5 Minister's braeScott, Mrs Eliz., 15 High st

Scott, Mrs Eliz., 45 WatergateScott, Mrs Harriet, 58 Montague st

Scott, Isaac, chinaware dealer, 30Montague st

Scott, Mrs Jane, 11 Ardbeg rdScott, James, spirit dealer, 12

Argyle st

Scott, Mrs Jane, 8 Argyle st

Scott, Miss Janet, 8 Argyle st

Scott, Miss Mary, 8 Argyle pi

Scott, Matthew, glazier, 7 Chapel-hill rd

Scott, Matthew, restaurateur, 56 &58Montague st ; ho., Chapelhill rd

Scott, M., eating-house keeper, 22Russell st

Scott, Mrs Janet, 36 Argyle st

Scullion,. Miss M. A., 103 High st

Service, James, joiner, 29 Barone rdService, Mrs Jane, 16 Store In

Service, Mrs Margt., 31 Barone rdService, Misses Cath. and Mary,

10 Crichton rdShakespeare, John, grocer, 4 Col-

umshill st

Shand, Joseph, painter, Hillhouse rd ;

ho. 31 Columshill st

Sharp^ Mrs Agnes, 20 Argyle pi

Sharp, Alex.^ Rothesay Express,Montague st ; ho., Castlehill st

Sharp, Miss Cath., 23 Victoria st

Sharp, Mrs Cath., WestwoodSharp, Mrs Jane, 24 Bridge st

Sharp, John C, draper, 79 Mon-tague st

Sharp^ Miss Julia, 17 Montague st

Sharp, Robert, Montstuart rdShaw, Alex., carter, Mansfield pi

Shaw, Arch., flesher, 33 Mill st

Shaw, Daniel, blacksmith. High st

;

house, 34 Bridge st

Shaw, Miss Isa, 85 Ardbeg rdShaw, James, commercial traveller,

70 Ardbeg rdShaw, John, carter, 36 Mill st

Shaw, John, carter, 46 Ladeside st

Shaw, John, porter, 19 Victoria st

Shaw, Neil, carter, 21 Columshill st

Shaw, Miss Margt., 18 Columshill st

Shaw, Peter, labourer, 97 Montaguest

Sheriff, Miss Mary, Argyle ter

Shields, John, labourer, 66 High st

Shields, Robert, Fountain Bar, 3East Princes st ; ho. Mountpleas-ant rd

Shiells, Geo., gardener, TownheadShivas, John, 25 Argyle st

Shuh, Mrs Jessie, furrier, Manse-field pi

63


Silver, Andrew Y., Tobacconist, 83Victoria st ; house, 25 Gallowg-ate

Sillars, Mrs, ladies' furnisher, 67Victoria st

Sim, Mrs Margt., 19 Stuart st

Sim, William, fisherman, 123 High st

Simpson, Mrs Ann, 24 Castle st

Simpson, John G.and Thos. , farmers,

BoganySimpson, Peter, joiner, 31 Argyle st

Simpson, Mrs Mary, 7 Staffa pi

Simpson, Mrs Ann, 24 Castle st

Sinclair, Miss Margt. C, 28 Mar-

ine pi

Sinclair, John, joiner, 53 Barone rd

Sinclair, John, seaman, 23 Bridge-

end st

Sinclair, Wm., gardener, 38 Lade-

side st

Skinner, John, fishery officer. Bishop

st ; 22 Battery pi

Skirving, A., 96 High st

Slaven, Mrs Lilias, fishmonger, 18

WatergateSlaven, Jas., dealer, 66 High st

Slaven, John, fruiterer, 6 Store In

Slaven, Maurice, gardener, 82 Highst

Sloan, Hugh, agent, G. & S.-W.

Railway Company, quay ; house,

97 Montague st

Small, David, engineer, 4 King st

SmilUe, Wm., engineer, 13 Gallow-

gateSmith, MissAgnes,3i Mountstuart rd

Smith, Alex., clerk, 103 High st

Smith, Arch., carter, 38 Bishop st

Smith, Miss Cath., 38 Columshill st

Smith. Dun., baker. 2 Hillhouse rd

Smith, Henry M., clerk- 27 Bridge st

Smith James, baker, 69 Montaguest ; house, 17 Bridge st

Smith John, joiner, 13 Bishop st

Smith, John, fishmonger, 35 Vic-

toria st

Smithy John, SprmgbankSmith. Sergeant John, janitor, Aca-demy ; house, 9 Chapelhill rd

Smith, John C.,, wine merchant,

Wyndham rd

Smith, Neil, gardener, 35 Bridge st

Smith, Miss M., 31 Mountstuart rd

Smith, Robert, hotel keeper, ButeArms Hotel, Guildford sq

Smith, Robert, clerk, 71 High st

Smith, Mrs Sarah, 11 Albert pi

Smith, Mrs, 43 Ardbeg rdSmith, Robert, seaman, ig StafFa pi

Smith. Wm., draper, 103 High st

Snodgrass, John N., 5 Argyle pi

Snodgrass Miss Margt., 5 Argyle pi

Spence John, bathman, 61 Ardbeg rdSpearing, Chas .pensioner. 6Castle st

Speirs, Angus, tailor and clothier, loGallowgate

Speirs, Miss Jane, 22 Argyle st

Spiers, Miss Mary D., 29 Mount-stuart rd

SpreuU, A., blacksmith, 21 Ardbeg rdSproul, Ewan, labourer, 133 High st

Sproul, John, joiner, 6.^ Ardbeg rdSprowl, Mrs Isa., Gowanfield pi

Squair, F. H., flesher, 5 Gallowgate;house, Barone rd

Squair, Mrs , Meadow pi , Colums-hill st

Stammers, 29 Columshill st

Stark, George S., 31 Crichton rdStark, Mrs EUzabeth. 84 High st

Stark. John, blacksmith, 82 High st

Stark John joiner, 36 StafFa pi

Stark John, painter and decorator,16 Argyle st

Steadman Alex., boilermaker, 2^2

Mill st

Steel, George, printer, 5 Castle st

Steel Miss Alice Wyndham rdSteel James tailor, Gowanfield piStevenson, John, spirit dealer, 8

Castle st

Stirling. John firemaster 32 Staffa pi

Stewart, Sergt., county police, 27High st

Stewart, Alexander, tailor andclothier. 20 Gallowgate

Stewart Alex , grocer, 22 Bishop st

Stewart Allan blacksmith 27 High st

Stewart, Misses Agnes and Helen. 24Ardbeg rd

Stewart Misses Barbara R. C, andCatherine K., 14 Marine pi

Stewart Charles, reedmaker, 12 W.Princes st

Stewart, Miss Ch"is , Bogany rd

64


Stewart, David, R. & J. Dick, 105Montag-ue st ; ho., Barone rd

Stewart, Don., spirit dealer, 18

Mountpleasant rdStewart, Ebenezer, cork cutter, 3

Arg-yle pi

Stewart, Miss. 32 Mill st

Stewart, Gavin, house factor, 89Ardbeg rd

Stewart, Misses Anne and Mary,Inkerman ter

Stewart, Mrs Isabella, grocer, 11

High st

Stewart, James, seaman, 36 Colums-hill st

Stewart, Jas., painter. Serpentine rdStewart, John, boatman, M Alister's

courtStewart, John, labourer, 3 StafFa pi

Stewart, Mrs Janet, 18 Ardbeg- rd

Stewart, Mrs Janet, 49 Argyle st

Stewart, Miss Janet, 22 Colums-hill st

Stewart, Mrs Mary, Wyndham rd

Stewart. Mrs Mary, Academy rd

Stewart, Peter, bank agent. Clydes-dale Bank. Guildford square

Stewart, Robert, 18 Argyle st

Stewart, Robert, grain merchant,Mill st ; ho., Alma ter

Stewart. Wm., engineer, 65 Vic-

toria st

Stewart, Wm.. hawker, 22 WatergateStewart, William, painter, 22 West

Princes st

Stewart, W. & J., painters, 22 WestPrinces st

Stewart, William M., bank account-ant, 19 Mountpleasant rd

Stewart, Mrs, Columshill st

Stewart, Wm., painter, 19 Mount-pleasant rd

Stirling, Mrs Janet, 54 Ladeside st

Stirling, Miss Marg., High CraigmoreStirling, William P., piano tuner 36

Columshill st

Stirrat, Alex., labourer, 5 StafFa pi

Stirtan James, joiner, 11 Albert pi

Stoddart. Alexander, mechanic, 17

East Princes st

Stone, Joseph, 22 Mill st

Storer, James, painter, 27 Argyle st

Strachan. Mrs Eliz., 8 Columshill st

Stuart, Geo., florist and seeds-

man, Chapelhill and Ballochgoynurseries ; house, 22 Bridge st

Stuart, Gilbert, farmer, Little BaroneStuart, James, seaman, 27 Bridge st

Stuart, John Windsor, factor, Buteestate, 43 High st ; house, FoleyHouse

Stuart, Mrs, farmer. Little BaroneSutherland, Rev. A. N., M.A., Free

Parish Church Manse, Serpentinerd

Swan, Matth., purser. 25 Battery pi

Swan, Walter, wood merchant, 39Barone rd

Swanston, Arthur, grocer, 26 WestPrinces st

Swanston, David, engineer, i Mill st

Sweeney. Mrs Eliz., 15 WatergateSweeney, James, shoemaker. West

Princes st ; house, 6 Store JaneSweet. Charles, photographer East

Princes st ; house Academy rd

Taggart, James, shoemaker, 29Columshill st

Tannockj Jas. D , wine and spirit

merchant, Guildford sq ; house,Havelock ter

Taylor, Mrs Ann, 66 High st

Ta3dor, Mrs Ann, 74 Arbeg rdTaylor, Archd., brushmaker, 31

Columshill st

Taylor, Archd., blacksmith, 36 Col-

umshill st

Taylor, Archibald, 4 Bridge st

Taylor, Daniel M., wine merchant,Tower st ; house. Mount Pleasant

rdTaylor, Mrs Elspeth, GowanfieldterTaylor, Mrs Isabella, 8 Bridge st

Taylor, Jas., boatman, Albert breast

Taylor, Mrs James, 2 Bridge st

Taylor^ Mrs James, 46 High st

Taylor, Mrs Jane, 10 E. Burgh lands

Taylor, Miss Mary, 11 Hillhouse rd

Taylor, Robt. T., flesher, 10 Bridgest

65 G


Taylor, William, commission ag-ent,

Ballochg-oy ter

Taylor, Wm., seaman, 12 Arg-yle st

Tees, Robert, clerk, 43 Ardbeg rdTelfer, Mrs Marg-t., 5 Ministers braeTelford, William J., shepherd, Ard-brannan

Thompson, Daniel, shoemaker, 5^Victoria st; house. East Princes st

Thompson, Miss Helen, milliner,

Gallowg-ateThompson, Hugh, letter carrier, 34

Arg-yle street

Thompson, James, shoemaker, 94Montague st ; house, 27 Arg-yle st

Thompson, Mrs Mary, 16 Marine pi

Thompson, Samuel, hatter, 60 Mon-tague st ; house, 18 Craigmore rd

Thoms, Jas., mechanic, 4 Mill st

Thomson, Miss A.gnes, 41 Water-gate

Thomson, Mrs, 2 Crichton st

Thomson, Alex., engineer, 2 Hill-

house rdThomson, Benjamin J., slater, 2 Hill-

house rdThomson, Charles, manufacturer,Wyndham rd

Thomson^ Charles^ teacher, Wynd-ham rd

Thomson, Misses Eliz., Margt., andMary A. , 29 Ardbeg- rd

Thomson, Hugh, joiner, 25 Bishopst

Thomson, Miss Isa, 8 Montague st

Thomson, Jas., fishmonger, DeanHood place

Thomson, Jas., joiner, 5 Castle st

Thomson, James, seaman, 109 Mon-tague street

Thomson, Jas., seaman, 7 Bishop st

Thomson, James, cabinetmaker, 43Watergate

Thomson, Mrs Jessie, 35 Argyle st

Thomson, John, bank agent, RoyalBank, Victoria st ; house, i Towerst

Thomson, John, seaman, 18 Russellst

Thomson, John Russell, architect, 5High st ; house, Argyle ter

Thomson, Mrs Mary, 67 Barone rd

Thomson, Mrs Maud, 32 Ardbeg rdThomson, Norman M'L., confec-

tioner, 44 Mountstuart rdThomson, Peter, fisherman, 8 Store

laneThomson, Miss Susan, 71^Ardbeg rdThomson, Thomas, ironmonger, 65.

Montague street

Thomson, Miss,Queen's hotel,Argylest

Thomson, Mrs Sarah A., 2 Crichtonrd

Thomson, William, draper, 13 Mon-tague st

Thorence, Mrs Ann, 43 Ardbeg rdThorburn, James, engineer, Mount-

stuart roadThorburn, James, fisherman, 10Watergate

Thorburn, John, fish merchant, 18West Princes st ; ho., Seabankbdg-s

Thorburn, J., 25 Argyle st

Thorburn, Thomas, fisherman, 25Mountpleasant rd

Thorburn, Wm. , blacksmith, Chapel-hill rd

Thorburn, William, GallowgateTickell, Mrs Marion, keeper ofMuseum, Chapelhill

Todd, Mrs Sarah, 5 Columshill pi

Tomkinson, Jos,, g-lass worker, 19Castle st

Tosney, Agnes, 32 Columshill st

Towell, Mrs J., 16 Hillhouse rdTraquair, Miss Eliz., 8 Marine pi

Trivett, W.J., shoemaker, 45Hig^h st

Turnbull, Mrs Ann, 5^ Arg-yle pi

TurnbuU, David, plumber, 56 Lade-side st

Turnbull, Mrs Maria, 4 OrcadiaTurner, Arch., piermaster, Craig-more

Turner, Arch., seaman, 16 Hillhouserd

Turner, Miss Chris., 87 High st

Turner, Colin Black, shipowner, 7Crichton rd

Turner, John, hotelkeeper, ArgyleArms, 27 Watergate

Turner, Mrs Mary, 85 High st

Twaddle, Thos., labourer, 82 High st

66


Twaddle, Wm., 5 Argyle st

Tweedley, John, boatman, 76 Mon-tague st

Tyre, Wm., slater, 24 Castlehill st

uUrquhart, John A., grocer, 13 Argyle

st : house, Chapelhill roadUnverzacht, Mrs Janet, 14 EastPrinces street

Vance, Mrs Jane, 25 Argyle st

wWalker, Archd., blacksmith andheating engineer. Mill st

Walker, Archd., grocer, 21 Colums-hill st

Walker, Mrs Catherine, 32 Mill st

Walker, Cha.s, barber, 42 Bishop st

Walker, Gavin, baker^ 3^ Victoria st

Walker, James, drover. Bridge st

Walker, James A., grocer, 2 Bridge-end st and 6 E. Princes st ; house,Mountstuart road

Walker, John, restaurateur, 15 EastPrinces st

Walker, John, 21 Russell st

Walker, Martin, plumber, 3 Mill st

Walker, Mrs Margt., 11 Bishop st

Walker, Mrs Mar., 27 Bridge-end st

Walker, Thos. Hart, shipowner, 35Crichton rd

Wallace, Mrs Ann, 9 Mountstuart rdWallace, Miss Betsy, 30 Bridge st

Wallace, Chas., slater, 16 Marine pi

Wallace, Mrs Eliz., 17 Craigmore rdWallace, Miss Helen, 25 Argyle st

Wallace. Jas., cabowner, 18 Mount-pleasant rd

Wallace, James F., dancing master,16 Mountpleasant rd

Wallace, Mrs Margt., Eden pi

Wallace, Mrs Mary, 169 High st

Wallace, Thos., grocer, 16 Mon-tague st

Ward, Mrs., Dean Hood pi

Wardrop, Mrs Elizabeth, 16 Mount-pleasant rd

Waters, Matthew, court-housekeeper, 12 Mountpleasant rd

Watson, Daniel, blacksmith, 11

Castle st

Watson, John, blacksmith 27 Colums-hill st

Watson^ James, 103 Montague st

Watson, Geo., tailor and clothier, 13Gallowgate ; ho., 21 Columshill st

Watson, James, offices S.P.C.A., 103Montague st

Watson, Miss Jane, 56 Mountstuart rdWatson, Mrs Margt,, 11 Bridge st

Watson, Robert, sen., High Craig-more

Watson, William, steamboat agent.Quay ; house, 14 Gallowgate

Watson, Thomas N., shopman, 35Crichton rd

Watson, Robert, jun., insuranceagent. High Craigmore

Watson, Mrs Robert, 2 Argyle st

Watt, David, accountant, 45 Ardbegrd

Watt. James M. P., engineer,Wyndham rd

Watt, Robert, lithographer, 27Bridge-end st

Weaver, John T., gentleman, 25Argyle st

Webster, Jas. C, merchant, Albanyrd

Webster, Mrs Mary, 65 Ardbeg rd

Webster, Mrs Sophia H., 1 1 Bridge st

Weir, Alex., labourer, 56 Ardbeg rdWeir, Mrs Ann, 12 Bridge st

Weir^ Archibald, warehouseman, 21

Marine pi

Weir, Mrs Cath., 38 Mill st

Weir, Daniel, tailor, 103 High st

Weir, Dun., boatman, 28 Ladeside st

Weir, Duncan, labourer, 149 High st

Weir, Miss Jane, 4 MountpleasantWeir, Mrs Janet, 28 Bridge st

Weir, John, gardener, 89 High st

Weir, Robert, mason, 23 Battery pi

Weir, Wm H., druggist, 16 StafFa pi

Wells, James, gardener, 169 High st

Welsh, Mrs, 28 Ladeside st

Welsh, Mrs Isa, 8 Argyle st

Welsh, Thos., gardener, 19 Mill st

Welsh, Mrs Kate, 30 Argyle st

Weston, Mrs Mary E., 40 Crichton rdWhite, Mrs Ann, 24 Staffa pi

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White, John, ship steward, 24 BishopSt

Whiteford, Robert, game watcher,Calfward

Whiteford, Robert, junr.,

photo-grapher, 27 High st

Whitfield, William W., clerk, 10

M®untstuart rdWhiteside, Sam., rtiusician, 77 Mon-tague st

Whitson, Miss Janet, 10 Battery pi

Whyte, Duncan, gardener, 12 WestPrinces st

Whyte, Mrs Jessie, confectioner, 25Gallowgate

Whyte, Miss Jessie, 3^ Victoria st

Whyte, Mrs Margt. 40 Bishop st

Whyte, Robt., shoemaker, 19 Bishopst

Whyte, Thos., carter, 38 Ladeside st

Wilkie, R. umbrella manufacturer,Mansefield pi

Wilkie, Mrs Chris., 24 Castlehill st

Wilkie, Hugh, seaman, 9 Staffa pi

Wilkinson, Mrs Agnes, Dean Hood

Williams, Thomas, grocer, 106 Mon-tague st

Williamson, Misses Eliz., Grace, andMarion, 3 Ardbeg rd

Williamson, John, calico printer, 10

Mountstuart roadWilliamson, Capt. John, steamboatowner, Rockvilla, Ardbeg rd

Williamson, Magnus, tailor, 5 Bridgest

Wills, Wm., 93 Ardbeg rdWilson, Miss Ann, 10 Battery pi

Wilson, Alexander, pattern maker,27 Gallowgate

Wilson, Alex. B., shipbroker, 3Orcadia

Wilson, Andrew, gardener. Serpen-tine road

Wilson, Mrs, OrcadiaWilson, Colin, gardener, 90 High st

Wilson, David, Craigmore hotel andpension, 49 Crichton road

Wilson, Miss Eliz. J.. 7 Chapelhill pi

Wilson Mrs Isa, 2 Argyle st

Wilson, Mrs Jane, 14 GallowgateWilson, Mrs Margt., 24 Argyle st

Wilson, John E., writer 3 OrcadiaWilson, John T., town, county, and

school board clerk. Castle andHigh sts ; house, Millbrae, Ascog

Wilson, Jos.,stationer,20 Bridge-endst

Wilson, Jos. D,

printer. Mount-pleasant

Wilson, Misses, ChapelhillWilson, Mrs Mary, 14 Bridge st

Wilson, Peter, blacksmith, 19 High st

Wilson, Mrs Cath. K., Mansefield pi

Wilson, Thomas R., clerk, countyoffice. High st

Wilson, Thos. Y., church officer, 2

Castlehill st

Wilson, Wm , shoemaker, 123 Highst

Wilson, Wm. A., printer, Bjiteman,10 Castle st ; ho., Mountpleasant rd

Winning, Mrs Ann, 46 Ladeside st

Woodburn, Thomas, 94 High st

Woods, Thos. T., miller, i Barone rdWright, Alex., teacher, 26 Ardbeg rdWright, Alex., meter maker, 30

Staffa pi

Wright, C. L., jun., stationer, Guild-ford sq

Wright, Mrs Elizabeth, draper, 86^Montague st

Wright, Jas., tenter, 98 Montague st

Wright, John, insurance agent. Holy-rood, Gowanfield ter

Wright, Mrs Margt., 6 Bishop st

Yates, Jas., tailor, 91 Montague st

;

house, Ballochgoy ter

Yell, Peter, letter carrier, 125 High st

Young, Misses Agnes and Margt.,29 Ardbeg rd

Young, Miss Grace, 8 Ladeside st

Young, James, brushmaker, 7 WestPrinces st

Youngs Miss Janet, 78 High st

Young, John, 103 Montague st

Young, Miss Margt., 29 Arbeg rd

Young, Miss Marion, 5 Barone rdYoung, Robert, porter, 86 High st

Young, Mrs Margt., 19 Russell st

Yuill, Miss Eliz.. 28 Mountstuart rd

Yule, Kath., C, 5 Mountpleasant rd

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Parish of HOUSEHOLDERS. North Bute.

PARISH OF NORTH BUTE.

Acton, Aubrey, chemist, Albion pi

Adam, Mrs Janet, Ulva pi

Aitken, Robert, labourer, Victoria pi

Alexander, James, carpenter and boat-

hirer. Shore st ; ho, Govandale pi

Alexander, John, yachtsman, lona pi

Alexander, Miss Sarah, fruiterer andconfectioner. Shore

Baird, David, shoemaker, Shore st ; hoGladstone pi

Baird, Wm., clerk. Shore st

Bannatyne, Peter M., clerk, lona pi

Barr, Thomas, farmer, EskechragganBaxter, Daniel, traveller, Govandale pi

Bell, Donald, yachtmaster, GlenleeBell, James, blacksmith, Salisbury pi

Bell, Thomas, clerk, Rosebery pi

Bell, Wm., marine engineer, Karnes bkBlack, Daniel, shipwright. Castle st

Black Duncan, gardener, Stewart's In

Black Hugh, baker, Shore st

Black, Hugh, coachman, RiiUiecheddanBlackwood, John, blacksmith, Angus pi

Boden Wm.,tailor and clothier. Shore st

Breckenridge, Wm. , cardriver, Angus pi

Brodie, James, baker, AbbotsfordBrown, Archd., inspector of poor Eben-

ezer piBruce, George, fisherman. Shore st

Brunton, James, missionary, Angus pi

Buchan, Miss, Castle st

Buchanan, M. R. Gray, EttrickdaleBurns, Robert, Rosebery pi

Broom, Mrs, Albion pi

cCampbell, Alex., sack mercht., Salisbury pi

Campbell, Dan, ,joiner, Lome pi

Campbell, Donald, engineer, lona pi

Campbell, Dun., shepherd, HiltonCampbell, Nfil, labourer, Hafton pi

Cameron, Miss Ann, Kilraichael FerryCarson, Israel, warper. Shore streetCarswell, Mrs Margaret, East St ColmacChalmers, John, joiner, Victoria pi

Chalmers, Thos., resideater, VictoiiaplChisholm, James, Pointhouse crescentChisholm, John, painter, Hafton pi

Christie, John, dru-gist, Kingston pi

Christie, Wm., blacksmith, Victoria pi

Clark, Dugfild, pioiighman, ArdmaleishCochrane, Gabriel, Lome pi

Cockbuin, Jas. Jack, travellei-. Pier ter

Cook, John, carpenter, lona pi

Craighead, Miss Margaret, Shore st

Crawford, David, carriage-hirer, Victoria piCrawfori!, Miss Janet, Crown Hotel

Crawford, John, farmer, AcholterCrome, Geo., gardener, Hydro, lodgeCunningham,Js. L., residenter, EbenezerplCunningham, Jn., fireman, Shore st

Currie, Arch , carriage driver, Victoria pi

Currie, Duncan, joiner and piermasterCurrie, Jn., mason, Bannatyne Mains rd

DDewar, Rev. Peter, clergyman. North ButeDickie, Wm. P., farmer, CranlagvourityDonald, John, Port-Bannatyne Inn, Shore st

Dougan, Neil, farmer, ShaluntDunbar, John, tobacconist, Stewart's laneDunbar, John, tobacccnist.^Shore st

Duncan, Charles, farmer, Little KilmoryDuncan, Daniel, farmer, WoodendDuncan, Jas., farmer, Bannatyne MainsDuncan, Jane Blair or, Sai'dinia pi

Duncan, James, teacher, BallanlayDuncan, John, farmer, RhubodachDuncan, Robert, farmer, KilwhinleckDuncan Thomas, fencer, KildavanuanDunlop, Rev. John, F.C. ManseDunn, Geo., boots, lona pi

Dunshie, Wm., dealer, Victoria pi

EEllis, William H., Norwood

Farrell, Jeremiah, draper, Angus piFerguson, Duncan, yachtnian, lona piFerguson, James, spirit merchant,'Victoria

pl

Ferrier, Alex., traveller, Pointhouse cresFerguson, Miss, grocer. Shore stFindlay, James, iron tm-ner, Ebenezer plForrest, John, engineer, Sardinia plFrame, David, grieve, S. St. ColmacFrame Wm., farmer, Barone ParkFreeland, Lewis G.. Rosbery plFyfe, John, boatbitilder, ArdmaleishFraser John, contractor, Sardinia pl

GGallowaj', Arch., civil encineer, Albion plGault David, brassfounder, Stt-wart's laneGibb, Peter, shoemaker, GovandaloplGillies, Daniel, farmer, QuogachGolden Wm., hotelkeeper, Pointhouse cresGraham, Thomas, resin enter, Pomano hseGray, Robert, watchman, Shore st

Gregorson, Mrs E., spirit nierch., Shore stGrierson, Wm., shipmaster, Pomano houseGrinlaw. Andw., seaman, lona plGovan, J. G., Fiuth Mission, Mount ClearGreenlees Sardinia pl

69

Pdrishof HOUSEHOLDERS. North Bute.

HHalliday, Duncan, grocer, Shore st

Halliday, George, merchant, Castle st

Halliday, John, portioner, StonefieldHamilton, Rol)t., contractor, LamontplHardie, R., merchant. Castle st

Harper, Alex. R. , fitter, Hafton pi

Hogarth, Arch., yaclitmaster, GlenleeHogarth, Jas., fisherman. Shore st

Hogarth, Jas., fisherman, St Ni^^ansHogarth, John, fisherman, St NiniansHogarth, John, mason, Springwell pi

Howatt, Miss Mary, Hafton pi

Hunter, Wm., fanner. Upper EttrickHyndman, Edw.

,yachtsman, Victoria pi

Hyndman, James, coal merchant Castle st

Hyndman, Peter, ploughman, BallanlayHyndman, Robt. , labourer, Meikle Kilmory

Jeffrey, James, fisherman, Hafton pi

Johnston, H., farmer, WestStColmacJohnston, Robt., engineer, Karnes bank

KKay, Miss, Schoolhouse, KildavannanKeith, Neil roadman, Sardinia pi

Keith, Neil, woodman, Govandale pi

Kirk, John, resid enter, RhubodachKirkland, Alex., baker, Ardenlea

Lamont, Arch , law clerk TighantraighLamont, Coll, butcher, Shore st

Lamont, James, fishermah. Quay st

Lamont, James, agent, Rosebery pi

Lamont, John, M'N., law clerk, Lamont pi

Lamont, John, farmer. StuckLamont, John, merchant, Shore st

Lawson, Andrew, grocer, Victoria pi

Leitch, James, yachtsman, Lome pi

Leitch, John, carter, Hafton pi

Leitch, John, fisherman. Shore st

Leitli, Peter, druggist. Shore st

Leithhead, David, upholsterer. Shore st

Livingston, Dun. , fisherman. Salisbury pi

Loch, George, coal master, Back st ; houseShore st

Loch, Ja;i.es, joiner, Shore st

Loch, Walter, seaman, Hafton pi

Lockhart, John, tinsmith. Shore st

Lusk, James, wright. Castle st

Lylc, Dahymple, house factor. Shore st

Lycn, David, builder, Alt-an-righLyon, James, farmer, Drumachloy

McAdam, James,McAlister, Jamc s

McAnd: ew. Jn. S.

McArthur, John,McArthur, Robt..

McArthur, Thos.

,

JVTcCallum, Colin.

Kilmichael

Maegardener, Kames cas

, farmer Meikle Kilmory, residenter. Springwell pisurfaceman. Castle st

fisherman, Ballycurrie shfisherman, Ballycurrie shJohn and Peter, farmers,

McCann, Wm., fireman, Shore st

McBride, Peter & Robert, farmers, Ard-scalpsie

McCuUoch, naturalist, Tona pi

McConnechy, Jolin, & John T., farmers,Largivrechtan

MeCrae, Duncan, residenter, Kames castle

McCunn, Duncan A., clerk. Castle st

McCunn, Miss, Janet, Castle st

McCunn, Miss Mary, Post ofl3ce

McDermid, Heurjf, labourer, Angus pi

McDonald, Dugald., farmer, AuchnavolaigMcDonald, Wm. , v.'oodman, CuilnashamragMcDougall,Allan, residenter, Knockdhu vwMcDougall, Dun., car driver, Stewart slaneMcDougall, Jas. H., fisherman, StraadMcDougall, Jn., ploughman, Little KiimoryMcDougall, Thomas, fisherman, StraadMcDougall, Walter, fisherman, BallycurrieMcDougall, Wm., fisherman, Ballycurrie shMcEwen, Dugald.plumber, Ulva pi

McClymont, Mrs Quay st

McFadyen, John, cattleman, StraadMcFadyen, Jn., yachtsman, CuilnashamragMcFadgen, Lach., ploughman, KildavannanMcFarlanc, Mrs Agnes, Upper ArdroscadaleMcFarlane, John, residenter, Chloris hoMacfie, Chas., farmer. Mid Park, Inch-

marnockMacfie, Hugh, farmer, BallycaulMacfie, James, farmer. North Park, InchMacfie, John, farmer, BallycurrieMcFie, Joim,labourer, LadehouseMacfie, John, joiner. Castle st, house Pier-

Head terraceMacfie, Robert, farmer. Lower Ettrick

McGeoi ge, W., clerk, Victoria pi

McGillivary, John, mason, Ulva pi

McGlaehan, Dugald, yachtsman, Shore st

McGregor, John, doctor of medicine,Chloris house

McGregor, Wm.,gardener, Pointhouse and

RulliecheddanMcintosh, Don., engineer, Albion pi

Mclntyre, Andrew, farmer, GlenmoreMclntyre, Daniel and Alexander, farmers

Dunalunt,Mclntyie, Daniel, labourer, Salisluiy pi

Mclntyre, Mrs Eliz., farmer, KildavannanMclntyre, Peter, shepherd, Ki michaelMclntyre, Peter, ai,d Archibald, farmers,

BallanlayMackie, Lewis, house factor, Kingston pi

McKay, John, farmer, Barone ParkMcKechnie John, wood merchant, Shore st

McKellar James, Shore st

McKellar John, shepherd WoodendMcKellar John, fisherman, StraadMcKenzie Thomas, uealt-r iu antiquities,

Stella MarisMcKili( p Neil J., farmer, Quein & ScalpsieMcKillop Mrs,, grocer, Shore st

McKinnon JUal., gatekeeper, Kames castleMcKirdy Gilbert, carter, Castle st

McKirdy Robert, blacksmith, StraadMcLachlan James, joiner. Castle st

McLean Alex., ploughman, DuualuntMcLean Charles, roadman, Straad

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McLean Dugald, ploughman, Straad

McLean Lach., farmer, Cranslagloan

McMillan Malcolm, clerk, Castle st

MacmUlan Thos., gardener, Pointhouse

Macmillan Wm., hotelkeeper, Shore st

McNaHght C. H., draper, lona pi

McNicoJ John, fisherman. Castle st

McPJiail John, ploughman, Gorandalepl

M< Phaii John, draper, Castle st

McPhail Mai., yachtsmaster, Glenlee

MePhail Peter, roadman, Ulva pi

McQueen Jas., baker, Castle st

McTaggart John, Quay st

McEae J. B., police sergeant, Victoria pi

McPhail& Morrison, ironmongers. Shore st

MMaitland John, plumber, Glenlee

Malcolm Wm. H., engineer, Gladstone pi

Malcom Mrs Eliz., farmer, Edinbeg

Malcom Arch. , j oiner, and boat-hirer , Shore

st; ho Gladstone pi

Malcom James P., farmer, Edinbeg

Malcom Thomas, farmer, Hilton

Martin Bryce, farmer, Glecknabae

Martin Hugh, ploughman, EdinmoreMarshall Wm ,

joiner. Isa Park villa

Matthewson Ewen, painter. Shore st

Mathieson Alex.,ploughman, Ladehouse

Meiklejohn Robt., housefactor, Sai-dinia pi

Meldrum David, yachtsman, Shore st

Meldrum John, game watcher, EdinmoreMenzies A., manager. Hydropathic

Miller Wm., confectioner, Castle st

Milne George, reside, ter, Clifton Villa

Montgomery Alex., farmer, Auchenteerie

Morrison A. , Shore st

Morrison Alex., woodman, Lome pi

Morrison Arch., farmer, Craigberoch

Morrison Wm., farmer, Milton

Morrison Wm., commission agt., Alpine t1

Morrison Wm., joiner, Hafton pi

Muir Thomas, farmer, MechnochMurdoch Wm., en-.ineer, Hafton pi

Murray Angus, iisherman, Lome pi

Murray Dugald, fisherman, Castle st

Murray Geo., plasterer, Castle st

Murray Mrs James, Quay st

MuiTaj'' Wm., ploughman, Dunalunt

NNeil Robert, baker, Springwell pi

Neild Wm., resid nter, Kames cot

Newell A. W., shipmaster, Ardgowan

Onne Alex., spirit manager, Govandale pi

Orr David, engineer. Shore st

PParlane Thomas, merchant, Govandale pi

Pattson, John M., merchant, Govandale pi

Paton Miss, farmer, GreenanPaterson Andrew,dairyman, Largivrechtan

Penney Dr W. Watkin, Prospect ho

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Pollock John T., teacher. Shore st

Potts Robert, game watcher, Auchiemore

Rae J., Castle st

Re' fern Wm. H., bootmaker, Shore st

Redfern Miss Jessie, confettioner. Shore st

R id, Peter, ironmonger. Castle st

Reid Wm., coal trimmer, Salisbury pi

Ritchie, Andrew T. and James S., farmers,

GortansRobertson Alex., farmer, Crans[agmoryRobertson Arch., farmer, S. Park, Inch

Robertson Arch., tramway manager, Point-

houseRobertson James, miller, GreenanRobertson James, farmer, Birgidale

Rodger Wt., saddler, Kingston pi

Rodgers, Wra.. shepherd. Castle sl

Ross tailor, Ettrick bankRoss Mrs, Victoria pi

Roxburgh Mrs Ma' gt., grocer, Shore st

sSanderson Richard, lesidenter. Shore st

Semple, John Wesley, clothier, Pier ter

Sharp Duncan, ploughman, Straad

Service Robert, carter, Govandale pi

Shearer Jumes, yachtsman. Quay st

Shearer, Matthew, fisherman, Quay st

Shields J. H„ residenter, Abbotsford

Sim Alex., residenter, FernbankSimpson Mrs Cath., farmer, S St ColmacSmith Arch., residenter, OmahaSmith John, blacksmith, Ettrick

Smith John, cab driver. Castle st

Smith John H. , engineer, Sahsbury pi

S«-alker Gilb., yachtsman, Kingston pi

Stevenson, Mrs Eliz., farmer, Ardmaleish

Stevenson Mrs Janet, farmer, Kilbride

Stevenson James, farmer, Ardmaleish

Stewart Alex. & Robt., farmers, NetherArdroscadale

Stirling Jas. H., dancing master. lona pi

Sutherland Alex., iisherman, lona pi

Sutherland John, labourer, lona pi

Taylor John, joiner, Castle st

Taylor James, stationer, lona pi

Thompson A. C, stationer, Alpine villa

Thomson Chas., blacksmith. Castle st

Thotnson Dan., roadman, Ballanlay

Thomson, Dun., blacksmith, Hafton pi

Thomson James, joiner, Angus pi

Thomson Matth., joiner, c')achman,Ulva pi

Thomson Robert, joiner, Angus pi

Thorence Wm., Albion pi

wWaddell John, boilermaker, Govandale pi

Wallace Arch., game wa cher, TighentudorWallace Dan ,

game keeper, TighentudorWalker Alex., manufacturer, Govandale pi

Walker Wm., residenter, Pointhouse cres


Watson Wm. , music sellei-, Victoria pi

Weir Male, residenter, RullechaddanWelsh John, Mker, Shore st

White Don,, shepherd, Meikle KilmoryWhite Peter,teacher. Castle st

White John, traveller, Govandale pi

Wilson James, contractor, Victoria pi

Wilson Robert, residenter, Haftonpl

Wright Peter, ironmonger. Castle st

Wotherspoon Alex. , merchant, Springwell piWright Wm., tinsmith, Eangston pi

Wyllie Wm. , oil manufacturer Castle st

YYuille Mrs, Kames bankYoung Margt., Ardlamont villa

PARISH OF KINGARTH

Aitken Wm. , baker, Ealchattan Bay-

Anderson Geo. S., compositor, Kilchattan

BayAnderson John, warehouseman,Kilchattan

Bay

Bairrl Mrs, Kilchattan BayBalllie George, butcher, Kilchattan BayBaillie Hugh, farmer, LangalbuinochBannatyno Bryce, joiner, Kilchattan ButtBateman Edward L., artist, Mid AscogBell, Duncan, jun., mason, Piperhall

Bell Duncan, sen., mason, KelspokeBell John, blacksmith, Kilchattan BayBell Malcolm, mason, Kilchattan Mill

Bell Miss Jane, Kilchattan BayBird MiSf, Kilchattan BayBlack Daniel, joiner, KerrycroyBlack John, labourer, KerrycroyBlack Robert, Kilchattan ButtsBoag John, labourer, Kilchattan BayBrown Alex., roadman, Kilchattan B ayBurns Mrs Wm., Kilchattan BayBurrige John, labourer, MountstuartBoyd Robert, organist, MountstuartBrodie Miss Flora, Kilchattan Bay

Cadenhead David, glass stainer, KilchattanBay

Cameron Hugh P., wr ght, Kilchattan BayCampbell Allan, Avarehouseman, Kilchattan

BayCampbell Jn. L., traveller, KilchattanBayConnelly Jas., gardener, MountstuartCowie John, woodman, KerrycroyCrawford David, hotel-lieeper, KingarthCrawford Dun., ploughman. Mid AscogCrawford Robert and Thomas farmers.

Little KilchattanCrisp Wm. , butler. MountstuartCumm.ing John, builder, Kilchattan BayCm-rie Miss Mary, Kilchattan BayCurvie Mi«s Janet, grocer, Kilchattan BayCurrie Mrs Jean, Kilchattan BayCurrie MissCath., Kilchatt^^n Bay

Davies P., Kilchattan BayDavidson Rev. Benjamin J., B.D., Kilchat-

tan BayDay Mrs Catherine, Kilchattan BayDean Adam, rabbit catcher, KilchattanBayDean John, ploughman, KerrylamoutDean Robert, roadman, Kilchattan BayDocherty Wm., labourer, MountstuartDonaldson John, gardener, Ascog bankDuncan Hugh and Ninian, farmers, Lan-

galchoradDuncan Wm., OrcadiaDuncan James L., B.Sc, farmer, Birgidale

KnockDuncan John, seaman, Kilchattan BayDuncan Robt., labourer, Kilchattan BayDuncan Robt. Jamieson, carrier, Kilchattan

BayDuncan William, shoemaker, Kilchattan

BayDykes John, traveller, Kilchattan Bay

EEwing, Mrs Annie, Kilchattan Bay

Ferguson Arch,, labourer, PiperhallFerguson David, farmer, ArdnahoeFerguson Dun., labourer, Kilchattan ButtFerguson Hu., labourer, Kilchattan BayFerguson James, carter, KelsppkeFerguson Neil, labourer, PiperhaUFisher, James, 'bus driver, Kil. BayFisher James, hedger, KerrylamontFisher Neil, p c. , Kingarth Police stationFisher Peter, hedger, KerrylamontFulton Wm., teacher, Kerr_\ croy

GGalbraith John, carpenter, Kilchattan BayGeddes John, gardener, Ascog HallGemmell Daniel, farmer, Kerrytonlia •

Gill Hugh, labourer, Kilchattan BiyGillies James, coachman. Ascog hall

Gilmour Tliomas, tilemaker, Kilchattan ByGlen Allan, sen., tailor, Kilchattan BayGlen Mrs Eliz., Kilchattan BayGlen Don., fisherman, Kilchattan Bay

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Paruh of HOUSEHOLDERS. Kingarth

Gow John, clerk, Kilchattan BayGreig G. G., compositor, Kilchattaa BayGrant John, ploughman,Up per Stravannan

HHarvey James, wright, Kilchattan BayHastings David and Haddow, farmers, PlanHenderson Wm., shoemaker, Kilchattan BHendry Arch.

,plumber, Kilchattan Bay

Heron Michael, gardener, MountstuartHinshaw James, tilemaker, Kilchattan ByHutson Thomas, labourer, Kilchattan BayHowley Wm., hall-keeper, Mountstuart

Inglis John, Kilchattan Bay

Jamieson Jas.. fisherman, Kilchattan BayJarret Richard, valet, MountstuartJohnstone Alex., joiner, MountstuartJohnstone Thomas, shopman, Kilchattan

BayJohnstone Wm. ,labourer, Newfarm

KKeith Dan.,carter, Kerrylament cots

Keith Duncan, carter, Barefield

Kelly David K., St Blane's Hotel, Kilchat-tan Bay

Kelly Wm., foreman, Kilchattan Bay ''

Kelso Miss Isa., draper, Kilchattan BayKelso Robert, piermaster, Kilchattan BayKennedy Wm., ploughman, Kerrytonlia

Laidlaw Robert, P. S.. & W. K., engineers,Balraory

Lamb Alex., gardener, St Anne's lodgeLamont And., joiner, NewfarmLamont Dan., molecatcher, AmbrisbegLamont Jas., molecatcher, PiperhallLamont Wm., labourer, PiperhallLane Stephen, coachman, MountstuartLeckie Miss, Kilchattan BayLinden Robt.,flesher, Kilchattan BayLinden Jas., hedger, Birgidale ButtLindsay JoJm, coachman, AscoghallLochhead And., clerk, Kilchattan BayLogan Jas., gamewatcher, Birgidale BtLo rnie Jas., grdener, South Park

MaeMcAlister John & Robert, farmers, Mid-

AscogMcAllister Wm., coal agent, Kilchattan

BayMcAllister Wra., labourer, Kilchattan BayMcArthur Peter, gardener, MillburnMcCallum Dug , carpenter, Kilchattan BayMcCallumHu. , shipmaster, Kilchattan BayMcDonald Alex. I., rabbit catcher, Kilchat-

tan BayMcDonald Don., labourer, Ken-ycroy

McDonal-l Hector, roadman, Scoular moorMcDougall Jas., j;m., e^igineer, Kilchattan

BayMcDougall John, farmer, DiumreochMcDougall Jn., fisherman, Kilchattan BayMcDougall John, labourer, Kilchattan BayMcDougall Robert sen., and Duncan, far-

mers, BarnauldMacfarlane Dan., joiner, MountstuartMacfarlane Duncan & William, farmers,

KerrycrusachMacfie Alex., fencer, Kilchattan ButtMacfle Arch., joiner iind grocer, Kilchattan

BayMacfie Dan., sen., joiner, KingarthMaclie Dan., jun., carriage-hirer, Kilchat-

tan BayMacfle Dan. , seaman, Kilchattan BayMacfie Fergus, mason, Kilchattan BayMacfie James, hedger, GossanMacfle John & Daniel, farmers, l.ubas

Macfle Robert, gardener, KerrycroyMacfle Robert, joiner, Kilchattan BayMcFarlane Alexander, farmer, Gulevin and

Meikle KilchattanyMcGeachen And., sawyer, Kilchattan BayMcGregor, Daniel, fencer, MountstuartMcintosh John, tailor, Kilcbattm BayMclntyre Dugald, gardener, AscogMclntyre Dugald, tileworker, Kilchattan

BayMclntyre Wm., grieve, KerrylamontMcKay Archibald, farmer, BruchagMcKellar Alex., shepherd, Kerrylamont

cottagesMcKeUar Mrs, Kilchattan BayMcKill, Robt.

,printer, Kilchattan Bry

McKinlay John, residonter, Scoulag moorMcKirdy Thos., fencer, Scoulag MoorMcKirdy Thos., labourer, MountstuartMcLaren Wm., engraver, Kilchattan BayMcLean Hugh, farmer, AscogMcLean Neil, gardener, Ascog HallMcLeod Mai., ploiighman, MountstuartMcMillan Ai'ch., ploughman, CulevinMcMillan Wm., boatman, Kilchattan BayMcLellan Neil, ploughman. Mid AscogMcMillan A,, ploughman, CulevineMcKinlay Mrs, Kilchattan BayMcNiven Donald, Kilchattan BayMcTaggart Arch., carter. Upper Scoulag

MMann Geo., draper, Kilchattan BayMarshall Jn., ironfounder, Kilchattan BayMai tin Archd., farmer, LargiezeanMartin James, farmer, Nether StravannanMartin John, farmer, KerrymenochMartin Moses, engineer, Kilchattan Bay-Martin Misses, Temperance hotel, Kil. BayMeikle Robert, engraver KilchattanBayMeiklejohn James, Kilcl ttan BayMitchell John, coachmar BalmoryMiddleton Jas.,ploughm n, BarefieldMiddleton Robt., wafch an, NewfarmMiddleton Rodden, dyke uilder, Kilchattan

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Parish <>fHOUSEHOLDERS. Khigarth.

Middleton An^us, bus driver, Kil. BayMiUer Mrs Ebenezer, Kilchattan BayMorrison Robt. , fisherman, Kilchattan BayMorrison Wm., builder, Kilchattan BayMuir Jas., ploughman, Birgidale Butt

Murchie Hugh, bakei-, Mountstuart

Murdoch Dmi. ,ploughman, Mid-Ascog

Murdoch Miss, Kilchattan BayMurray Alex., joiner, Kilchattan BayMurray Archd., fanner, Quochag

NNisbet James, labourer, AscogNugent John, gardener, Millbank

OiT John, joiner, Kilchattan BayOrr Wm,, tailor, KilchattaaBayOrkney Mrs Alex.

Pattie Wm-., residenter, Kilchattan BayPollock, Rev., Hawkeston lodge

RReid John, letter carrier, Kil. BayRobertson James and John, farmers,Birgi-

dale Crieff

Rose David, carter, NewfarmRice Mrs, GatehouseRogeison Robt., boxmakev, Kil. Bay

Saunders Rev. John, M.A., B. D.,KingarthScot t Miss. Kilcliattan BayScott Thomas, farmei-, GallachanShaw Angus, labourer, KerrycroyShields Jas., engineer, Mou itstuart

Smith John, tailor, Kilchattan BaySmitii Malcolm, cattleman, Kerrymenoch

cottages

Smith Wm., farm servant, Mountstuart

Spiers John, ploughman, Birgidale Butt

Spencer Wm., ironmaster, South Park,

AscoEsteel Robei-t, tileworker, Kilchattan BayStevenson Peter. Kilchattan BayStewart Alex., blacksmith, Ambrisbeg

Stewart Duncan C, teacher, Birgidale

Stewart James, joiner, Kerrycroy

Stewart Mrs Margt., farmer, South Kerry-

croyStewart Mrs Fanny, Ascog Hall

Stewart Wm., woodman, Kilchattan BayStrang John, potato merchant, Kilchattan

BayStrathearn Geo., labourer, Kilchattan BayStuart John Patrick Cricliton, Marquess of

Bute, Mountstuart House

Thomson Alex., gardener, Ascog

Thomson David junior, engineer, Kilchat-

tan BayThomson Robert, gardener, BalmoryThomson Wm. L., teacher. KingarthThorburn James, woodman, KerrycroyToole Patrick, labourer, Mountstuart

Towers-Clerk, Ascog House

wWallace Daniel, gamekeeper, Piperhall

Ward Mrs Corneilius, Kilchattan BayWarden Miss, Kilchattan BayWeir Alexander, farmer, Dunagoyle

Wilson Hugh, gamekeeper, Mountstuart

Wilson John, grocer, Kilchattan BayWilson John T., town clerk, Millbrae

Wilson John, gamekeeper, Mountstuart

Winter Rev. Wm. , clergyman, AscogWilson Wm,. Kilchatfnn BayWilliams Miss, dressmaker, Kil. Bay

D . K . KELLY,ST BLANE'S HOTEL,KILCHATTAK BAY.

Luncheons always ready on arrival of Caledonian and G. & S.-W. Coaches,dming the Season.

King'apth Hotel—David Cra-wfopd.

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PART III.

TRADERSPARISH OF ROTHESAY.

Accountants.

Campbell, Alex., 3 Tower st

M'Intosh, Wm., Castle st

MilleP, Daniel, County Building s

Crated ' Water Manufacturers.Cunningham & Co., New HallsM'Kinlay, A., ColumshlU st

Architects.

MoPPiSOn, Robert, WatergateM'Kinlay, Andrew M., 10 Tower st

Thomson, John K, 6 High st

Auctioneers.

Campbell, Alex., 3 Tower st

Fepg-uson, Daniel, 29 Argyle st

Bakers.Black, Hugh, 6 Argyle st, 7 High st,

and 27 Mill st

Buchanan, Donald, 9 GallowgateCpant, Peter, 1 GallowgateLament, John, jn., 19 GallowgateLawson, David, 86 Montague st and

East Princess st

Morris, David I., Montague st

MuiP, Charles, 17 High st and 17 Ar-

gyle st

M'Alpine 66 Scott, 68 Victona st

Robeptson, David, 7 E Princes st

Robertson, John, 11 E Princes st

Smith, James, Montague st

Sterment, J., High st

WalkeP, John, 15 E Princes st

MBasket Makers

1 James, Mill st

^5

Billiard Saloon.

Lawrie, John, Gallowgate

Billposter.

M'Millan, Wm. B., 48 High st

Blacksmiths.

Baipd, Andrew B., 113 High st

Moodie, Arch., 10 High st

M'BPide, Robert, John st

M'Lellan, Quintin, Croft lane

Shaw, Daniel, 99 High st

Walkep, Arch, (and heating engineer)Millst

Watson & Son, Castle st

Boarding Houses.The Hotels andIvy Bank, Bridge st—J Muir6 Blysium, IMountstuart Road—A.

Scott-King

Boat Builders.

De\»rap & M'Intype, 14 Watergateand Ardmaleish

Jardine, Robert, 119 High st

M'Farlane, George, Mill st

Boat Hirers.Blact, D. M'A., West BayCalder, Thomas, Argyle st

Fyfe, John, ArdbegGillespie, James, Argyle st

Jardine, G. B. , Mountstuart rdJardine, Robert, Mountstuart rdM'Donald, Fred., Albert piM'Farlane, Geo., EsplanadeM'Nair, D., West Bay

Parish of TRADERS. Rothesay.

Price, Mrs EsplanadeSim, Robert, CraigmoreScullion, P., EsplanadeShields, John, EsplanadeStoddart, Alex., EsplanadeTaylor, James , Albert piTweedley, John, EsplanadeWatson, George, Esplanade

Booksellers^ Stationers, andNewsagents.

Duncan, A. , 33 GallowgateCampbell &c Chalmeps, 40 Mon-

tague st

Hapold, Misses E. & I., 12 Albert piHogg, Mrs, Montague stM'Culloch, H. P., Montague st

Mackinlay, John, 21 Victoria st

Mackinnon, Hector, 11 Victoria stBennet, Mrs, E Princes st ,Fulton, Miss A., 10 Argyle st

Lyle, Miss, 5 Montague stWright, C. L., jun., Guildford sq

Boot and Shoemakers.Collier S. & Sons, Montague st

Dick, R. & J., 105 Montague stGray, J. & Son, Montague stIrvine, Samuel, E. Princes st

Xiaing", James, 4 GallowgateM'Kinlay, Robert, Chapelhill rdSweeney, James, E Princes st

Thompson, Daniel, 55 Montague stThompson, James 94 Montague stThomson, Miss, Montague st

Trivet, W. J., High st

WeiP, Dugald, 71 Montague st

Builders.Bone, R., Russell stHunter, Wm., Staffa piKerr, Neil, 33 Victoria st

Lyle, John, TownheadM'Cord, John, Russell st

''Bus ProprietorsMartin, J. & A., Bishop Terrace braeM'KlPdy, Hugh, Bishop stM'Millan, James, Store Lane

ButchersBlack, George, 13 WatergateBrownlie, Wm., Albert piCpawfopd, Mrs, 3 Bishop st

Qibson, John, 19 GallowgateJohnstone, Mrs, 11 W Princes stLove, J. D. K., Dean Hood piMillap, Wm. C„ 21 High stM'Alpine, Robert, 115 High stM'Gilp, Daniel, 38 High st

M'Lachlan, Mrs L., Montague stM'Millan, Wm., Montague stShaw, Arch., Mill stSquaip, F. H., 5 Gallowgate

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Carriage HirersThe 'Bus Proprietors andMoodie, Wm., WatergateM'Lean, Thomas, High stM'Nicol, Duncan, High st

Nisbet, John, 46 Montague st and 5Bridge st

Cabinet MakersAndepson, Alex., West Castle stDodds, A. & Son, Bridge-End stDuncan, John, 22 Bridge stInnes, M. & G., lOl Montague st

Smith, John, 13 Bishop st

Carriers.Rothesay and Glasgow—

Hendpy, Jas., 72 Montague stMurray, William. Montague stM'Gilp, Daniel, 41 Montague stPePSton, William, 58 Montague st, and

53 Dunlop st and 65 W Howard st,

GlasgowRothesay, Port-Bannatyne, and

MOUNTSTUART—ShaiV, John, Bridge-End st

Rothesay and Kilchattan—Mathieson, Alex., Meadowcap

Cartei^s

Boyd, Adam, Pier and Russell stCosgrove, Hugh, Columshill stFaulds, W. & J., Stuart stMurray & Meikle, QuayM'Kirdy, John, 38 Bishop stM'Lean, P., Mill stM'Millan, Arch., Store laneM'Millan, James, High stWatson, Wm., Quay

Cartwrights.KiPkwood, David, 111 High stMoPPison, Robert, WatergateM'Bpide, James, John st

Chemist >i and DruggistsDuncan, Wm., 13 E Princes stHicks, Geo. & Son, 1 Victoria stJamieson, W. B., 64 Montague stLeith Peter, 43 Victoria st, and Port.

BannatyneM'Kirdy, John, Victoria st

Chi7ia and Eariheuware DealersCampbell, James, 19 WatergateLillie, Miss Albert piScott, Isaac, Montague stThomson, Thos., 65 Montague st

Chimney SweepersThe Slaters andHyndman, James, 52 Montague stMilleP, Alex., 44 High st


Cool MerchantsBlack, John S. , Bishop st

Cameron, Duncan, Bridge-End st

Glen, Thomas, BroadcroftDixon, Wm., Limited, 13 King st

Tannahill, R., WatergateGlasgow and Ayr Coal Depot, Stuart st

M'Bwan, Arch., King st

M'Kirdy, John, 38 Bishop st

ConfectionersBlue, Miss Janet, Montague st

Boyle, Charles, PierBrucciani, Dean Hood pi

Duncan, Mrs R. M., 15 Victoria st

Guilliani, Leopoldi, Montague st

Laird. Mrs GallowgateMaxwell, James, E Princes st

M'AllisteP. Hiss, W, Princes st

M'Alpine & Seott, 63 Victoria st

M'Cord,Jobii, Victoria and Montague sts

M'Lellan, Miss H., E. Princes st

Nisbet, Miss GallowgateWhite, J., 25 Gallowgate—Agent for

Cooper & Co's. TeasShand, Joseph, Argyle st

CoopersInnes, M. & G., lOl Montague st

^ Cycle Builder and Repairer

.

M'Lellan, Q. B., Croft lane—'cyclingtaught

Dairy KeepersBell, Miss, WatergateCameron, Miss, Montague st

Jamieson, Miss, Montague st

Johnston, Mrs, 99 Montague st

Montgomepy, Miss, E Princes st

DentistsBrown, Thos. M., L.D.S, 3i Victoria st

Coehpah, John J., 15 Bishop st

DrapersBvO'wn, A. & Son, 31 and 33 Montague

st, also 1 a 2 Albert piHenderson, Mrs, Dean Hood piHill, George, Montague st

Innes, M. &. .G., lOl Montague stLyle, Mrs, 52 High st

Millep & Co., 48 Montague st

MuiP, Wm. C, 19 Montague stM'Arthur, Donald, Albert piM'Aulay, Mrs, 58 Montague st

M'CPone, James, 59 Montague st

Patepson & Sons, 39 Victoria st

Shapp, John C, 79 Montague st

Thomson, Wm., 13 Montague st

Wright, Mrs, Montague st

Di^essmakersBarr, Miss, Ardbeg rdBrown, Miss, Columshill stCunningham, Misses, Argyle st

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Dodds, Misses, 75 Montague st

Fletcher, Miss, Bishop st

Forfar, Miss, 94 High st

Hannay, Misses, Montague sfc

Jeffrey, Miss, Broadcroft laneJohnston, Miss, Columshill st

Macfie, Misses, 12 Argyle st

M'Lea, Miss Margt., 20 Bridge st

M'Lea, Misses, High st

Middleton, Miss Victoria st

MuiP, Miss, Mill st (at Barone rd)Nisbet, Mrs, 64 Montague st

Paterson, Mrs, Dean Hood piRankine, Misses, W. Princes st

Shaw, Miss, Columshill st

Stewart, Mrs, Argyle st

Weir, Miss, Mountpleasant

Dyer and CleanerDick, John F., 91 High st

Fa n. ers

Ardbeg .

.

. . Alex. CurrieBarone .

.

. . Mrs StuartBogany .

.

. . John G. SimpsonCrossbeg . . Robert CurrieGartnakeilly . . Andrew RitchieKnockanreach and

Larkhall .. JohnM'MillanLittle Grenach . . P. & D. M'CallumLochend and Lochly, Misses MacfarlaneMeikle Grenach. . Dugald CowanWestland . . John CurrieWindyhall .. T.H.Harvey

Fish CurerBarr, Peter, 35 Watergate

FishmongersM'Kendrick, Mrs J., WatergateM'Quistan, Mrs, Montague st

O'Neil, Mrs, 22 High st

O'Neil, Wm., 40 High st

Slaven, Mrs Henry, WatergateSmith, John, 35 Victoria stThomson, J., Dean Hood piThoPbuPn, John, 18 W. Princes st

Florists, Nurserymen^ '§<^€dsmen

and Market GardenersAnderson, Hugh, Serpentine rdCampbell, D., Argyle terChisholm, Duncan, ArdbegClow, Robert, 39 and 40 ArdbegCuthbeptson, M., Public Park Nur-

sery, High st

Dobbie & Co., Seed Growers andFlorists to the Queen, Springfield,High st, and at Orpington, Kent

Fleming, Gavin, Barone rdHill, John, BallochgoyJamieson, Arch., Culavine Nursery,

Chapelhill rdJamieson, Wm., Serpentine rdLister, Alex., Meadowbank, Baione rdM'Kinnon, James, Gowanfield nurseryM'Laren, John, Braeside


M'Pherson, Andrew, CraigmoreShiells, George, TownheadStuart, George, Chapelhill Nursery,

Argyle st and Bridge st

Wilson, Colin, Eden pi, High st

Fruiterers and GreengrocersCook, Duncan. Victoria st

Jamieson, A. & Son, 9 Argyle st

M'lntyre, G., Montague st

M'Lellan, Miss H., E Princes st

Patience, Mrs, 14 GallowgateRankin, Misses, Albert piRennie, R. , Montague st

Slaven, John, Store lane"Whyte, Miss Jessie, 25 GallowgateWilson & Co., Victoria st

Furniture BrokersInnes, M. & G., 101 Montague st

Funeral Undertakers(see joiners.)

GlazierMurray, D. C, Montague st

also several Painters and Joiners

Gulf Club MakerAnderson, James, Westland golf course

Grocers(Licensed marked I.

iAltehison, Thomas, 30 Mill stBaird, Mrs, ArdbegBerry, Mrs, Columshill stZBlack, D. M.A., Castle st

Boag, Mrs, Hillhouse rdBpo'um, James, 77 High st2Bucliaiian, M., 51 Montague st2Callan, J. M'C, 19 E. Princes stColvUle, Mrs, 25 Mill stConnell, Mrs, Bishop stCunningham, Jas., 81 Montague atOun-ie, D., Ardbeg rdZDickie, Mrs, Montague stFenier, Mrs, Ladeside st;

Findlay, Mrs, WatergateFindlay, Peter, Wyndham rdFerrier, David, Montague stFordyce, Mrs, 105 High st

Fopfap, J., 92 and 131 High stGow, Wm., King st

Graham Mrs.^MiU st

Holmes, Andrew, Victoria stBerry, C., Hillhouse rdHunter, James, 10W Princes stJohnston, Mrs, 99 Montague stLogan, David, Bridge-End stMelrose, Mrs, Stuart st

"

^Millar, Andrew M., 1 Argyle stMitchell, Samuel, 6 High stMoore, Mrs, High st

ZMorton, Hugh, 62 Montague stMunro, D., 5 Albert piM'Callum, Neil, 96 Montague st

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M'Farlane, Mrs, 129 High stM'Gavin, Mrs, 105 High st

M'Kinnon, John, Montague st

^M'Laehlan, D., 16 Columshill stM'Lean, Miss, Castle st

M'MiUan, John, Watergate st

Macquarrie, D. C, Columshill stand Barone rd

Perrie, Alex., 14 Mill st

Stewart, Alex., Bishop st

^Stewart, Mrs J. C, 13 High stiSwanston, Arthur, W. Princes st

Walker, James A., 2 Bridge-End atand 6 E Princes st

Wallace, Thomas, 14 Montague st

WUliams, Thomas, 106 Montague st

Hattei^s

Thompson, Samuel, Montague st

Rankin, Alex., 25 Victoria st

Hairdi CdSers

Camei^on, G. O.. 51 Victoria st

Gardiner, J., W Princes st

Morrison, Arch., 90 Montague st

Hotel aw' Innkeepers

Bainbridge, Wm., (Eagle), 1 Mon-tague st

Buchanan, George, (Victoria), 67

Victoria st

Kelly, John L., (Royal), Albert pi

Lyle, Charles (Lome), Guildford sqM'Culloch, Wm., (Osborne), 87 Vic-

toria st

M'Klnlay, Mrs, 4 High st

M'MiUan, James, Watergate and WestPrinces st

Thomson, Miss, (Queen's), Argyle st

Paton, Mrs, (Waverley), Argyle st

Smith, Robt., (Bute Arms), Guildfordsq

TeKer, Mrs, Wemyss View, Argyle pi

Turner, John. (Argyle), 27 WatergateWilson, D., (I'ension), Craigmore

House Auentb and FactorsBrown, Neil, PierCampbell, A., Tower st

Fisher, James, W Castle st

Miller, D., County buildingsMacbeth, Adam D., Castle st

M'Intosh, Wm., Castle st

M'MiUan, D., (Valuator), 13 Bishop stThomson, John R., 5 High st

Turner, Arch.,Craigmore pierWilson, John T., High st

JoinersBo^vman WilUam, 1 W. Castle st

Dcwar Duncan, 83 Montague st

Dodds, A. & Son, Bridge-End st

Duncan, John, 22 Bridge st

Blair, D. & Son, 15 Bridge stKeith, Alex., Russell st

Lauder Wm., 34 Columshill st


MoPPison Robert, 35 WatergateM'Bpide James, John st

M'Callum & Son, 50 High st

M'Nab Alex ,51- V.. Princes st

Smith John, 13 Bishop st

Insurance Agents.Alexander, T. W. , Castle st

Brotherston, Andrew, 17 E Princes stBurnie, A. M., High stCameron, James, BallochgoyCampbell, Alex. , Tower st

Grant, Donald, W.Castle st

Harvey, John C., Chronicle office

Hicks, Charles, 1 Victoria st

Higgle, George, 22 Bridge stInnes, M. & G. , Montague st

Kidd, John, 31 Bishop stLiddle, Robert, Columshill st

Macbeth, Adam D., 15 Castle stM 3 rtin, George, 49 High st

Miller, Daniel, County BuildingsMontgomery, Arch , ArdbegM'Incosh, Wm., Castle st

Mackinlay, John, 21 Victoria stMackinnon, H., Victoria st

M'Kipdy, John, Bank of ScotlandM' Kirdy, John, 38 Bishop stPaterson, Rosebank BuildingsSimpson, Duncan, LadesideStewapt, Peter, Clydesdale BankThomson, John, Royal BankTurner, Archibald, Craigmore PierWilson, John, T., Castle st

Iromnongers.Black, Jardine, 19 GallowgateBpovoi Robert, 43 Montague stGardner, Mrs, 93 Montague st

Innes, M. & G., lOl Montague stNapiep, Thomas, 68 Montague stMiUoy, L., 47 Montague stM'Nab, Thomas, Mqntague stThomson, Thomas, 65 Montague st

Laundry KeepersBlair, Mrs A., 61 Ardbeg roadJohnston, Miss Agnes, 25 Barone rdRobePtson, James, Ladeside

Ladies'' and Children s OutfittersElder, Mrs, 102 Montague st

G-paham, Mrs, 75 victoria stLaudep, Robert, Albert piM'Aulay, Mrs, 85 Montague stM'Connell, Miss, 23 Montague stM'Millan, Mrs, Argyle stSillars, Mrs, 67 Victoria st

Lime MerchantsM'Kirdy John, 38 Bishop st

Stewapt, & Co., Store Lane

LibrariansHapold, Misses E & I, , Albert piMackinlay, John, 21 Victoria st

Mackinnon Hector, 11 Victoria st

Norman Stewart Institute, Montague si

MillersRobertson, James, Greenan mill

Ste-wapt & Co., Mill st

MillinersDodds, Misses, 75 Montague stElder, Mrs, 102 Montague st

CrPaham, Mrs. 75 Victoria stM'Alpine, Mrs, Bridge st

Patepson J., 31 Victoria stRankine, Misses, W. Princes stThompson, Miss H. , GallowgateThomson, Wm., 13 MontaguestWright, Mrs, Montague slM'Apthup, Miss, 69 Victoria at

Newspaper Correspondents andA dveriising Agents.

Ewing, A., Buteman OfficeHarvey, J. C, Chronicle OfficeHiggle, Geo., Directory andABC Gmde

OfficeMackenzie M., Express OfficeMackinnon, H , 11 Victoria stQuigley, Joseph, Dean Hood piSharp, A. H., Express Office

Net MavvfacturerBuchanan, James, Union st

PaintersMurray, D. C. , 86 Montague stM'Coll, Hugh,'21 Argyle stM'Fie Dugald H., 35 High stShand, Joseph Hillhouse rdStapk J., 16 Argyle sbStewart W.& J., W Princes st

Pawnbrokerinnes, George, W. Castle st

PhotographersAdamson & Son, Chapelhill rdM'Kim, John, 32 Argyle stHowie D. L., Dean Hood piPeaplman, M. & Co., 9 Victoria stSvireet, Charles, E Princes st

PlasterersDuncan, Matthew, LadesideJaisiieson, John, Mill st

M'Kinnon, Hugh, 107 High stM,Quistan, John, John st

PluvibersCpuickshanks, John, 47 High stCunningrham, Daniel, 3 Bridge stPeacock, A R., 23 High st

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PortersNo. 1—Duncan, Daniel, 41 Watergate

2—Patrick, James, 2 Staffa pi3—M'Donald, James, Russell st4—Gumming, James, Bridge-end st

5—M'Lachlan, Camp. Bridge-end st6—M'Murchie, Dugald, Ladeside7—M'Leish, Robert, 13 Gallowgate8—Young, Robert, 82 High st

9—M 'Lean, Hugh, 4 King st

10—Shaw, John, 19 Victoria st

11—M'Kellar, Duncan, Montague st

12—Keith, John, 66 High st

PostmenBray, E., 3 King st

Blue, John, High st

Blue, P., High stCollins, C. A., Russell st

* Ellis, W. H., NorwoodM'Lellan, M., High st

M'Arthur, E., W. Princes st

M'Farlane, R., High st

M'Millan, Daniel, Columshill st

Nicholson, Armiger, Hillhouse rdReid, John, Kilchattan BayThompson, Hugh, Ai-gyle st

Yell, Peter, 125 High st

PoulterersPatience Mrs, 14 GallowgateSmith John, 35 Victoria st

Printers and PublishersHarvey & Co., Chronicle office,

WatergateHiggle & Co. , Directory and ABC

Guide office, 22 Bridge st

Mackenzie M., Express Office, 11

^ ^Montague st.' c ] . W. A,, ButeuMn office,

Castle st

RestaurateursBrown, Mrs, 29 GallowgateBrown, Mrs, 9 Bridge-end st

Buchanan, Donald, 27 Victoria st

Crichton. Alex , Argyle st

Faulds, Mrs, Stuart st

Gillespie, John, 7 Bridge st

Herbert, Miss Edith, Albert piJackson, David, E Princes st

M'Lean, John, Guildford sqM'Cord, John, Victoria & Montague sts

Montague st

M'Alpine & Scott, 63 Victoria stPaterson, Robert, Montague st

Petrie, J., Montague st

Scott Matthew, MiU st

Scott Matthew, 56 Montague st

Ste'waPt Institute Montague stSweeney, Mrs, Watergate'Walk.ep John, 11 E. Princes st

Saddlers^ Q Hi h st

ivingstone, Ricna, ^ ^stlehill st

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Sculptors

Lyle, John, TownheadMossman, Wm. & Co., Townhead

Slaters

Hyndman James, 52 Montague st

Miller, James & Son, Columshill st

Leckie, Wm. M., Bridge st

PatePSOn, Robert, 24 Argyle st

Seed and Potato Merchatits andManure Agents

Duncan, Arh., Victoria Hall, Store Inn

Duncan, Ninian, Store laneFishep, James, W. Castle and King sts s

Heron, James, Mountpleasant rdM'Millan, John, Stuart st

Robertson, Mrs, John st

StewaPt & Co., Corn Mill, Mill st

Spirit MerchantsBell, Duncan, "Galatea" Bar, 3, 5 and

7 Bridge-End st

Brown, Robert, High st

Bpuce, Henry, 20 Gallowgate st

Burns, James, GallowgateBurton, Wm., Tower and Castlehill sts

Duncan, Mrs A. , 8 Watergate st

pepguson, Mrs Grace, 25 High st

Ferguson, John, Stuart st

Heaton, James, 7 Victoria st

Heaton, Robert, E. Princes st

Kerr, Mrs, Bridge-End st

Laidlaw, Geo. B., 25 WatergateMontgomerie, Francis, W. Princes st

M'Grory, M., Montague st

M'Phee, Hugh, 27 GallowgateRobertson, John, Castlehill stShields, Robert, E Princes st

Sinclaip, D. W., 3 Victoria st

Stevenson, John, Castle st

Tannock, Jaffiijes, Guildford sqTaylor, D. M., Tower st

Steamboat AgentsBoyd, Adam, 18 Russell st ("Lord of the

Isles" and "Bute")Meikle, Arch., Mountpleasant (Buchan-

an's and Williamson's)Paterson, Chas., Argyle st (Caledonian)Sloan, Hugh, E Princes st (G. & S. W.)Tait, James, Gowanfield pi (N. B.)Watson, Wm., Gallowgate (Macbrayne's)

Tailors and ClothiersBrown, A. & Son, 31 Montague st

Dobbie, Andrew, Tower stDuncan & Son, 48 Montague stKerr, H. S., 7 Bishop st

M'Crone, James, 59 Montague st

M'Kay, Charles, 25 Montague stMarshall, James, MountpleasantMiller & Co., 46 Montague st

Lament, Arch., 16 GallowgatePatepson & Sons, 39 Victoria st

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SpiePS, Angus, 10 GallowgateStewapt,"Alex., 18 Gallowgate

P Watson, George, 13 Gallowgate^ Yates, James, Montague st

Teach'- rs

See Official List.

MUSIC.Christie, Arthur S., Crichton rdDpyden George, Castle st

M'Arthur, James, Bishop st

M'Arthy, Miss Alice, Barone rdSHORTHAND.

Higgie George, 22 Bridge st

SWIMMING.Hamilton, George, Stewart baths

T/'/ismiths

Love, J. K., 66 Montague st

M'Nab, John, E. Princes st

M'Nab, Thomas, 15 Montague st

M'Tavish, Edward, 7J Bridge-end st

Thomson, Thos., 05 Montague st

TobacconistHepon, Miss, 13 W. Princes st

Hogg, Mrs, Montagae st

Lyle, Miss, 5 Montague stMarshall, James, Montagiie stM'Culloch, H. P., Montague stM'Intosb, Duncan, 104 Montague stM'Gilp, Alex., 3 High st

Silvei', Andrew Y., 83 Victoria st

Stewart & Co., Albert pi

Wilson, D., Victoria st

Toy and Fancy Goods DealersBlack, Jardine, 21 GallowgateGardiner, Mrs, Montague st

Hannah, Misses, Montague st

Hogg, Mrs, Montague st

Lyle Mrs, 5 Montague st

M'Kirdy, James, 77 Victoria st

Silver, Andrew Y., 88 Victoria st

Thomson, Thos., 65 Montague st

Umbrella MakersM'KiPdy, James, 77 Victoria st

SilveP, Andrew Y., 83 Victoria st

Upholsterers

Andepson, Alex., W. Castle st

Innes, M. AG., lOl Montague st

Mitchell, Thomas, Dean Hood pi

PatePSOn, Robert, E. Princes st

RobePtson, Angus, 3 Argyle st

Watchmakers and Jeirellers

Duncan, John, 55 Montague st

PpaseP, John, 54 Ladeside st

Laudep, Hugh, 8 Albert pi

M'Gilp, Alexander, 3 High st

M'Beath, Alex., 4^ GallowgateThomson, Thos., 65 Montague st

Wood Merchant.Halliday, George, Sawmill, Union st

:t:

Bake s

Brown, Mrs, Front Streeti Black, Hugh Shore st

BlacksmithsSmith, John, EttrickThomson, C, Port-Bannatyne

Bo'it I'lubler.-i

I Fyfe, John, & Charles, Ardmaleish[IDewap & M'lntype, ArdmaleishMalcolm, Arch., shore st West

B at lliiers

AiexandeP, James, Shore st

Brown, Arch. , Port-BannatyneMalcolm, Arch., Front st

M'lutyre, Daniel,Shearer, Matthew,Sands, ^Villiam, Old Quay head"Wilson, Jame"*, Front st

B'ttcherLamont, H.

Carriage Hirers

Cpa-wfopd, Dvd., Shore Street WestCurrie, DuncanHyndman, JamesMiller, Arch.

( 'arters

Currie, Duncan,Hyndman, James,

Chimney SweeperShearer, Matthew

Coal MerchantsCurrie, Duncan,Hyndman, JamesLoch, George, Back st

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Stewart & Co.,DEALERS & GENERAL MERCHANTS*

Copn Mill Gpain Stores,

ROTHESAY.

Feeding Stuffs.OATS, BEANS, HAY, STRAW, &c.

COMPOUNDED

High Class Manures.

Irish Lime Shells.Cargoes contracted for with Builders, Plasterers, and Farmers,

Stock kept in Store.

Shipped per Steamer when wanted.

Rothesay Corn Mill.OATMEAL AND GENERAL GRINDING DONE.

e^ Customers may depend on Orders having my best attention. "W^

ROBERT STEW^ART,

Orde)8 taken at Telephone Call Office—Tobacconist Shop,

Corner of Albert Place.

Parish of TBADERS. North Bute^

Confectioners.

Alexander, Miss, Shore st

Redfepn, Miss, Shore st

FePguson, Miss, Shore st

.

Dressmakers

Hunter, Miss, Govandale pi

Lament & Paton, Gladstone pi

Murray, Liza, Front st

M'Cunn, Miss, Back st

M'Lachlan, Miss, Back st

Wilson, Misses, Oakbank

Druggist

Leith, Peter, Shore st

FarAuchavoulaigAuchiemoreAcholterAirdscalpsieArdmaleishAuchenteerieBallanlayBallycaulBannatyne MainsBarone ParkCraigberochCranslogloanCranslagmoryCranslagvourity .

.

DrumachioyDunallanEast fct Colmac .

.

EdinbegEckechraggan .

.

GlechnabaeGlenmoreGortansGreenanINCHMARNOCK—Mid ParkNorth ParkSouth Park .

.

KilbrideKildavadnanKilmichaelKilwhinleckLargivrechtan .

.

LenniehallLittle Kilmory .

.

MechnochMeikle Kilmory .

.

Milton .

.

mersD. M'DonaldDaniel DuncanJohn Crawford .

Robert M'BrideMrs StevensonAlex. MontgomeryPeter M'IntyreHugh MacfieJ ames DuncanJohn M'KayArchd. MorrisonLachlan M'LeanAlex. RobertsonWm. P. DickieJames LyonDaniel M'IntyreMrs CarswellJames P. MalcomThomas BarrBryce MartinAndrew M'IntyreJ. & A. RitchieMiss Paton

Charles MacfieJames MacfieArch. RobertsonMrs StevensonMrs M'IntyreM'Callum BrothersRobert DuncanJohn M'ConnechyJohn LamontCharles DuncanThomas MuirJames M'AlisterWm, Morrison

Nether Ardroscadale, Mrs StewartNorth Ettrick .. Robert MacfieQuogach . . Mrs Gillies

Quein and Scalpsie, Neil M'KillopRbubodachRullecheddan .

.

Scarrel .

.

Shalunt..South St ColmacStewarthallStuck

John DuncanW. M'GregorMrs J. M'IntyreNeil DouganMrs SimpsonD. M'IntyreJohn Lamont

Upper Ardroscadale, Stewart & M 'Far-

laneUpper Ettrick . . Wm. HunterWest St Colmac . . Hugh Johnston

GrocersBlack, Eliz,, Castle st

Fepgusorij Miss, Shore st

Halliday, JohnLawson, Andrew, Victoria pi

Loch, James, Crown buildingsM'Lellan, Miss, Castle st

Roxbupgh, Mrs, M., Govandale pi

Hotel and InnkeepersCrawford, Miss, CrownM'Millan, W. C, RoyalDonald, John, Port-Bannatyne InnGpegOPSOil Mrs B., Anchor Tavern

IronmongersM'Phail & Morrison, Front s

Loch & Co., Shore st

Joi7iers

Currie, Duncan, Shore st-

Lusk James Back sfc

Maleom, Arch., Shore st, WestM'Fie, John, Castle st, West

Newsagent, ^-c.

M'Cunn, Miss, Post Office

RestaurateurWelsh George, Shore st

Sh.' einnkersBaird, David, Front stRedfern, Wm. , Shore stHasting Govandale

TailorBoden William, Shore st

Parish of TRADERS. Kingarih.

PARISH OF KINGARTH.

BakerCuPPie Miss, Kilchattan Bay

BlacksmithsBell, James, Millhole

Gill, James, KingarthStewart, Alex., Ambrisbeg

Boat -HirersM'Callum, Arch., Kilchattan BayM'Callum, Dugald, „

BuildersBell, Duncan, .jun., Kilchattan BayBell, Duncan, sen., ,,

Bell. Malcolm, MillhouseCumming, John, Kilchattan BayMorrison, Wm.,

,,M 'Fie, Fergus, ,,

ButcherBaillie George, Kilchattan Bay

Carriage HirersM'Fie, Arch., Post Office, KingarthReid, John, Kilchattan Bay

CartersFerguson, Johnii Kilchattan BayM'Fie, Arch., Post Office, KingarthM'Fie, D., Kilchattan Bay

Coal DealersDeans, Adam, Kilchattan BayM'Dougall, John, ;,

M'Fie, Daniel,,,

ConfectionerAKelso, R,, Kilchattan PierWeir, Mrs, Kilchattan Bay

DraperKelso, Miss, Isa, Kilchattan Bay

DressmakersStewart, Miss Jessie, KerrycroyKelso, Misses, Kilchattan BayWilliams, Mrs, ,,

Johnstone, Misses, ,,

ArdnahoeBarefieldBarnauldBirgidale Crieff ..

Birgidale KnockBruchagCulevineDixon's DamDrumreochDunagoilGallachanKerrycroyKerrycruisoch .

.

KerrylamontKerrymenoch .

.

KerrytonliaLangalbuinoch .

.

Langalchorad .

.

Little KilchattanLubas .

.

Meikle KilchattanMid-AscogNether StravannanPlanQuochagSouth Garrochty

David FergusonMarquess of ButeRobert M'DougallJ. Robertson fe SonsJs. L. Duncan, B.Sc.Arch. M'KayAlex. M'FarlaneMiss M'KinlayJohn M'DougallMrs Janet WeirThomas ScottMrs StewartDuncan M'FarlaneMarquess of ButeJohn MartinD. GemmillHugh BaillieHugh DuncanRobert CrawfordJohn MacfieA. MacfarlaneR. & J. M'AIister

, James MartinD. & H. HastingsArch. MurrayD, & H. Hastings

Far^AmbrisbegAmbrismore

ers

Mrs EoagJ. Jamieson

GrocersCuppie, Miss, Kilchattan BayGalbPaith, John, Kilchattan BayJamieson, Miss, KerrycroyM'Lellan, A., ,,

M'Fie, Arch., Kilchattan Bay

Hotel KeepersCpa'wfopd, David, KingarthKelly, David K., Kilchattan BayMartin Miss, Kilchattan Bay

JoinersBannatyne, Bryce, Kilchattan ButtsCumming, John, Kilchattan BayLamont, A., ,,

M'Fie, Daniel, ,,

M'Fie, Robert, ,,

Newsagent, ^'c.

Currie, Miss, Kilchattan Bay

ShoemakersHenderson, Wm., Kilchattan BayDuncan, Wm. , Kilchattan Bay

TailorsM'Intosh, John, Kilchattan Bay

Parish of TRADERS. Cumhrae.

PARISH OF CUMBRAE.(BURGH OF MILLPORT.)

BakersAllan, Wm., 9 Glasgow st

Baillie, & Co., itrs James, 8 QuayheadCunningham. John, 9 Guildford sb

SpeiPS, Allan, 28 Stuart st

Taylor, James, jun.,

BlacksmithsC rawford, John, Vulcan forge, Mount-

stuart pi

Fullarton, James, 1 Crawford st

Morris, R., Glasgow st

Robertson, Arch., 15 Stuart st

Boat BuildersCameron, J & P., Sea View, West BayMauL-hline, Colin, George st

Boat HirersFerguson, C, StrathwherryHunter, INeil, StrathwherryMauchllne, Colin, Strathwherry

.

Portertield, Wm., QuayheadWallace, Charles, Glasgow st

Booksellers, S^'c.

Cunningham, Miss, Post Office, Guild-ford st

Stewart, Mrs J. , 15 Glasgow st and 13Stuart st

Boot and Shoemakei s

Anderson, James, 23 Kelburn st

Dunan, Wm., 4 Guildford st

Little, David, 7 Stuart st

Millport, Co -Operative Soc, Ltd., 13Cardiff st

Greenlees, J., 7 Guildford st

BuildersCrawford, Wm., Garnock villa

M'Graw, John, 7 Barend stShearer, John, Churchhill st

ButchersAllan, James, 25 Glasgow st

M'Farlane, Wm. &T., 19 Guildford stand 5 Stuart st

Templeton, Wm., 20 Stuart st

Carriage HirersBartholomew, Wm. , Kendal BankFrazer, R. , Barend stFullarton, A., Crawford st

Hill, John, Ivy Cottage, East Bay

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M'Coll,H., Barend st

M'Kay, D., Howard st

M'N col, AV., Cardiff stShearei, J., Crichton st

CarrierStewart, Alex., Miller st

Che:ivsts and DruggistsM'GovsTi, J)r J. Craig, 4| Guildford stSinclair, iJT Hugh, 37 Stuart st

Coal DealersAllan, R., ElmbankCameron, Daniel, Ritchie st

Co-Operative SocietyKerr, Walter, 9 Clyde st

MGraw, Wm., 6 Barend st

ConfectionersBell, Miss, 2 Quayhead,B.air, E. C, by^ Glasgow st

Bnionie, Petei, 7 Miller st & 27 Glas-gow st

Boyd, Miss, 4 Stuart stKerr, Miss, 17 Cardiff stM "David, Wm., 6 & 31 Stuart stReid, C, 18 Guildford stStewarc, Mary, Stuart st

Taylor, John, 11 Kelburne st

Young, Janet, 41 Glasgow st

ContractorsBirnie, James, George st

Hill, John, MossDank cottageShields & M'Milian, 2 Barend st

DrapersBlack, Miss Jean G., 18 Stuart st

Campbell, Arch., 44 Glasgow st

Co-Operative Society, 13 Cardiff stCrawford, Catherine, 3 Guildford st

Kerr, C. (Sl M., 22 Stuart stSharp, C. & J., 25 Cardiff st

Thomson, Mrs John, 10 Guildford stWilson, Annie, 37 Glasgow st

Wood, Mrs Catherine, 38 Stuart st

DressmakersAllan, Misses Isa. &Margt., 7 Glasgow stCampbell, Arch., 41 Glasgow stMurdoch, Miss Barend stM'Fie, M. & J., 27 Stuart st

Sharp, C. & J., 25 Cardiff stSomerville, Miss, Vulcan cottage

Parish of TRADERS. Cumhrae.

Wilson, Annie, 37 Glasgow st

Miller, Misses, Stuart st

Earthenware DealersKerr, C. & M., 22 Stuart st

Walker, Wm., L., 40 Stuart stWilson, Annie, 37 Glasgow st

FarmersBaillie, Thomas, Upper KirktonBarbour, John, BallikilletBrown, Alex., Kames Mill

Crawford, James, FiggitochFinnie, Geo., Mid Kiikton,Hall, John, BoggleM'Dougall, Duncan, BallochmartinM-Kirdy, John, Nether KirktonRobertson, Robert, BreakoughThorn., John, Portyre

FishmongersKerr, John, 8 Crichton stKerr, Walter, 9 Cardiff st

Houston, Alex., Guildford stWilson, Neil, 40 Glasgow st

FuiterersBaillie, John, 14 Glasgow st

Boyd, M., 4 Stuait, st

Blair, Eliz. C, 39g Glasgow stMackenzie, M. & A., 14 Stuart st

Reid, Catherine, 18 Guildford stRowatt, John, Stuart st

Golf Club Maker.M'Farlane, A. G., 42 Stuart st

Grocers(Licensed, marked "L")

Allan, Wm., 9 Glasgow st

Baillie, John, 14 Glasgow st

Co Operative Society, 13 Cardiff st

Hunter, Charles, Stuart st

Lyall, Arthur, 23 Glasgow stHouston, Arthur W. , 1^ Guildford stMacfarlane, J., 9 Kelburne st

M'Connechy, J., 30 Glasgow stM'Kay, John T., 15 Guildford stM'Kean, H., 15 Clyde st

M'Nicol, Wm., 27 Cardiff stM'Naughton, Janet, 12 Cardiff stiMupPay, John, 31 Glasgow stStewart, Mary, 13 Stuart stTaylor, James, 38 Glasgow stTurner, Mrs E., 22 Miller stWallace, James, 9 Quayhead

HairdressersMuir, Robert, 21 Cardiff stCrow, Jas., Stuart st

Hotel KeepersAird (Temperance), 9 Stuart stKing, John Y., (Cvnnbrae), 12 Stuart £

Frew, James, (Kelbupne Apms)Stuart st

Gpaham Mrs, (SommepvilleTemperance), 10 Stuart st

Soininepville, Thomas, (RoyalGeopge), Quayhead

Insurance AgentsAllan, James, Glasgow st

Allan, Wm, Glasgow st

Cunningham, John,Hunter, Wm., 39 Stuart st

M'Farlane, Andrew G., 42 Stuart stRae, John, Cnrdift' st

Ross, James, Union bankWallace, James, Kilmichael house

Campbell,Ironmonger

26 Glasgow st

JoinersBaillie, John, 14 Glasgow stDuncan, Thomas, Kameston rdGillies, Geo., Barend st

Hunter, Andrew, Miller stM'Laren, Daniel, Howard stTaylor, John, 15 Barend st

LaundriesAllan, Miss, Clyde st

M'Intyre, Mrs Cardiff stM'Vane, Mrs, Guildford stThorn, Mrs, Glasgow st

Martin, Miss, Glasgow st

LibrariesReading Room, Howard stStewart, Mrs J., Glasgow st

MillinersBaxter, Mrs L., Glasgow stCrawford, Miss, 3 Guildford stHunter, Miss, Glasgow st

Sharp, Miss, 13 Cardiff' stMiller, Misses, Stuart st

Newspaper CorrespondentsCameron, Arch., Stuart stSteven, A. C, Public schoolGordon, Jas., Cathedral

Nurserynien' Brown, Alex., Viewfield nurseryM'Lachlan, W., Kirkton gardensQueate, Andrew Ferry rdReid, John, Bute terRowat, J., Glebe nursery

PaintersHastie, Geo., Masonic Buildings,Crawford st, house 5 Cardiff st

Hastie, Wm., 13 Guildford stStewart, Alex., 19 Barend st

Parish of TRADERS. Camhrae.

PhotographerAlexander, David, 11 Cardiff st

Fergus, Chas., Howard st

Plasterer

Telfoid, Jas., 1 Crawford st

Thom, Wm., Glasgow st

PlumbersM'David, Wm., Crawford st

Munn, J., Glasgow st

RestaurateursCrawford, Wra., 12 Guildford st

Boyle, Keppel PierRobertson, Arch., 15 Stuart st

Slaters

M'Caskie & Jamieson, Crawford st

Seaton, John, Clyde st

Spirit MerchantsThe Licensed Hotel Keepers andM'Kean, Wm., 1 Glasgow st

Murray, John, 33 Glasgow st

Paterson, James, 28 Glasgow st

Train, Wm., 3 Cardiff st

Steamboat AgentsStewart, Jas. HarbourStewart, Alex., HarbourBoyle, Keppel Pier

Tailors and Clot hiers

ason, Robert, 39 Stuart st

Tinsmiths-

Munn, James, Glasgow st

M'David, Wm., Crawford st

Tobacconist

Carmichael, Mrs 8 Stuart st

Cfow, Jas., Stuart st

Toy DealersM'Kean, H., Clyde st

Stewart, Janet, 13 Stuart st

Thomson, Agnes, 3 Stuart st

Hastie, W, M., Guildford st

WeaverWallace, C, 39 Glasgow st

Watchmaler and Jeweller

M'Farlane, A. G., 42 Stuart st

JOHN CUNNINGHAM,Bpead, Biscuit, Pastry Baker,

and Confectioner,

8^ Guildfopd St., Millpopt.

Hot Pies Every Saturday Evening. Wedding Cakes.

Dishes Baked and Covered.

A. G. MACFARLANE,Watehmakep, Jeweller, Silversmith,

Optician, and Golf Club Maker,

42 Stuapt Street, Millport.

Large Stock of Clubs by Best Makers. Clubs Repaired

on the Premises.

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21 Argyle St., Rothesay;Workshop— 19 Mill Street.

CHINA DEPARTMENT.—All kinds ot China, Earthenware andEnamelled Goods.

Estimates given for every description of Painter Work.

fiofhesaij.

Builders' Clerk—Thomas Falconer, Union Street.

Chimney Sweeper—Alex. Miller (successor to Alex. Miller),

44 High Street.

China Merchant—James Campbell, 19 Watergate.Coalmasters—William Dixon, Limited, i3 King Street.

Drapery and Remnants—Mrs Lyle, 52 High Street.

Dressmaker—^Miss Muir, Corner Mill Street and Barone RoadFamily Grocer—Peter Finlay, Windham Road, Ardbeg.

—

Orders punctually attended to.

Family Grocer, Wine and Spirit Merchant—Daniel M'Lachlan, 18 Columshill Street.

Flesher—J. D. K. Love, 3 Dean Hood Place.

Grain Merchant—Ninian Duncan, Store Lane, off GuildfordSquare.

Joiner, Cabinetmaker, and Funeral Undertaker — JohnDuncan, 22 Bridge Street.

Toy Dealer—Jardine Black, 21 Gallowgate.Watchmaker—-John Fraser, 54 Ladeside Street.

Pot^f-Bannofyne.

Boat-Hirer and Boat-Builder—James Alexander, Shore Street

Grocer—Miss Ferguson, Shore Street.

Ironmonger and Ship Chandler—Loch R Co., Shore Street.

Restaurateur George—Welsh, Shore Street.

Tailor and Clothier—William Bodden, Shore Street,

Carpenter and Boatbuilder,Iôrt;-:o«,i3Li3L«i;"tyi:xo

Oars, Spars and Blocks. Best Steel and Flexible Wire Ropes.

Best Paraffin Coke. Ship Chandlery.

Paints, Oils and Varnishes of Finest Quality always on hand.

Best English Ropes and Twines.

âclits âuUci up for Wiyit&riiig^ 0âinting and Repairs.

FRESH WATER SUPPLIED.

First-Class Storage for Spars, Sails, Boats, and Gear.

Charges Sti'ictly Moderate.

JOINER & BUILDER,Castle Street, West End,

and also at ARDBEG.

Cartwright Work and Glazing promptly executed.

Funeral UndertBkingmVenetian Blinds Re-Taped and Corded.

Trial Solicited. — Estimates given.

HOUSE-PIERHEAD TERRACE./

PoFf-6annafyne

and ^fMck Boy.-^-o-

^

Wagonettes and BrakesRun Daily during the SEASON between PORT-BANNA-TYNE and ETTRICK BAY, starting (weather favourable)

from Tramway Terminus about every 15 minutes, commenc-ing 10 a.m.

Fare Each W^^y 4d. Return 7d.

Parties of not less than Four may arrange for drives to

RHUBODACH, KILMICHAEL, St. NINIAN'S BAY(COCKLE SHORE), or Round by BARONE ROAD,

ROTHESAY, at Is 6d per head, Return.

S£arg(\ Wagojiette, luith tPair Worses, to carry /5.

Char-a-Banc to carry about 2 4.

New Wagonette to Carry about 10.

Orders left with Mr Crawford, at the Crown Hotel, the

. Stance, or at the House opposite.

THE WILLIAMSTYPEWRITER.

Prints like a Press

New 1897 dels.New Line-Loeking' Device.

No Ribbon. Compaet Keyboard.Rapid. Strong*. Guaranteed.

GLASGOW OFFICE:Lancashire Insurance Buildings,

45 Renfield Street.Loeal Ag-ent

:

GEORGE HIGGIE, SHORTHAND TEACHER,Bridge Street, Rothesay.

The Resorts of Bonnie Scotland.TUB First Edition of this new publication

is off and away. Hear a few echoes of thespontaneous opinions its appearance evoked !

The Rothesay Chronicle:— " A wide circulationof it in England and further afield would un-doubtedly help the tourist traffic."

The Paisley Express: — "Valuable bookletEvery city, town and village of any importanceis included —short historical references of eachbeing made, attractions noted, and railwaycommunications mentioned."

The Evening Citizen : — " An extremelyhandy little holiday guide. 'The holiday-mak-er's Companion ' gives, in the ABC form, tit-

bits of information regarding almost everyholiday resort and place of interest throughoutthe length and breadth of Scotland. In it alsoare to be found miscellaneous hints, which addto its usefulness."

The Dundee Advertiser: — '"Neat booklet.The various notes are correctly written, andsupply plentiful information such as intendingholiday-makers may be in search of."

The Cambuslang Advertiser :--"'lL\ie letterpresshas Mr Higgie's hall mark for conciseness andgeneral usefulness. The sale of the little bookamong the public should be large."

The Glasgow Evening News echoes the pub-lishers' own statement:—" We intend our little

fiery cross to be seen, at least wherever Scotsare found."

Stirling Observer: "Tiie bulk of the hundredodd pages of which it is made up consists of tit-bits

of inionnation relative to somcThing like 4-30 places.

The items present a concise epitome of the variousattractions m and around eacli ol the places enum-erated, together witli the advantages to be had in

tue way of golfing, hsliing, dnviny;, &c., and thehealtli or pleasure-seeker lias here 'a cluster of

resorts winch, taken all in all, cannot be met within any otlier part of tlie worla.' It furnishes a gooddeal of iniormation calculated to be very serviceablein determining a holiday, and on that account is

much to be commendea."

Oban Express: "This little booklet is wellwritten, terse, comprehensive, with a flash of thegenuine dry humour of the Scotch, as different as

can be from the usual dry compilation of lacts in

the ordinary guide book. The places we have tested

are up-to-aaie, necessarily brief in description, yetnoticing the chief points of interest in the locality,

and written in a manner that cannot fail to charm.A list of fares and distances from the great centresof population to the leading health resorts is append-ed, enabling one at a glance to see how many hours'

distance from the great cities any of the health

resorts lie, and the return fare there. Thoroughlydeserves the extended and hearty support of thetravelling public."

People's Journal : " It is a unique and original

production, containing a great deal of invaluable

information in small compass.

"

Greenock Herald : "Tourists will find this guide-

book very usefal. In addition to a brief descripton

of the various resorts, several pages are devoted to

miscellaneous hints on fishing, golfing, swimming&c."

Leith Herald: "Is a pocket compendium of tit-

bits connected with every place of note in Scotland,

and parties in search of such resorts will find in it

information which they ought to know."

Stirling Journal andAdvertiser: "For grave ai

gay, old and young, male and female, rich and poc&c. The publishers of this little book have ei

dently an eye to business in this complication of 1

pages of information which is on the whole accuraand clearly given. The little book will make a caital companion for holida}' makers, ana contain^good deal of useful hints,and facts about Scotlanj

It would be invaluable to those who come from th

South to visit the upper end of the Island"

Arbroath Guide : ''Not bulky, it yet containsdeal of information, which is arranged on tl

ABC plan, and is thus of easy reference. Tl

'ABC Introduction' is a capital little book."1

St Ronan's Standard: "For the price of tw(

pence, holiday makers can be supplied with !

Scottish guide that cannot be beat."' We say thi

without J ear of contradiction. The little woi'k er|i

braces all the towns in Bonnie Scotland in alpl I

betical style, and its pages are as crammed wi;

historical and geogrtphical information as "an evis full of meat." Messrs Higgle <fe Co., Glasgcand Kothesay, are the publishers, and in issuing ';

the travelling public this handiwork, have suppliij

a want which, we have no doubt in saying, will firi

ts way into nearly every home—both in Engla'j

land Scotland."

Irvine Herald: "Somewhat formidable title-

a small tourists' vade mecum. It contains a go.

deal of useful information."

The British and Colonial Printer and StatiomA handy little book. It forms a complete pock

gazetteer to every town of any importance, and t

information appertaining to each place is given

a condensed but concise and clear form. For tho-

travelling in the northern portion of our islane

either tor pleasure or profit, it should form an ii

dispensable hanabook."

The Banffshire Advertiser: "Such a handy litt]

volume should be in the hanOa of ail tourists, as tl;

main features of Scotland's resorts are chronicle

in its pages. The publishers make the issue c

these publications a specialty, and their effort

s iiould be crowned witli success."

John O'Groat Journal: "It is a well conceived an

nicely got up little book, which will be extreme!handy for the pocket in these days of cycling an

holiday-making generally. . . . Theie is als(

plenty other entertaiiimg reading in the booklet

which as presented to the public is a happy ide

admirably put into practical shape. We are quit(

sure it will be greatly appreciated."

Glasgow Weekly Herald :" Gives brief note)

regarding the towns and villages of Scotland whidlay claim to being healthy, or of having histori

or picturesque attractions."

Campbeltown Courier: "Taken altogether, tlj

book is a most invaluable one for tom'ists and to

vellers, and should be especially popular with t

class as well as the public generally, contuiiii:

as it does a perfect mine of information."

The Rev. David Macrae, Dundee, writes y\

" I have been looking through your admirablil

Guide with great interest. I^age lUO is a guidi

also on a point of national honour, which it|

would be well if all guide-books followed."

Another edition is in the Press, and wi^'

shortly follow its predecessor to the ends of mearth.

HIGGIE & CO., Putolishers, Rothesay.

WHERE TO SPEND THE HOLIDAYS.

SEE THE ABC INTRODUCTION TO

BONNIE SCOTLAND.Annually, Price 2d.

Speeifyingr the ATTRACTIONS of

HUNDREDS OF RESORTS.-o-

HIGGIE & COY., GLASGOW and ROTHESAY, PUBLISHERS,

And All Booksellers and Newsagents.

HOV7 TO SPEND THE HOLIDAYS.

SEE THE PENNY MONTHLY

ABC COAST GUIDEFrom JUNE till SiEPTEMBER,

ROUTES, RESORTS, RUNS,EXCURSIONS, FARES, See.

HIGGIB & COY., GLASGOW and ROTHESAY, PUBLISHERS,

And All Booksellers and Newsagents.

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