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DIRECTORYTO
GENTLEMEN'S SEATS, VILLAGES. &n./
IN SCOTLAND:
GIVING THE COUNTIES IN WHICH THEY ARE SITUATED—THE POST-TOWNS TO WHICHEACH IS ATTACHED—AND THE NAME OF THE RESIDENT.
TO WHICH IS ADDED,
A TABLE SHOWING THE DESPATCH AND ARRIVAL OF THE MAILSAT THE HEAD AND SUB-OFFICES THROUGHOUT
SCOTLAND;
ALSO,
F.YERY INFORMATION RESPECTING THE TRANSMISSION OF LETTERS TO ALL
FOREIGN PARTS.
WITH
A NEW MAP OF SCOTLAND,
ENGRAVED ON STEEL, EXPRESSLY FOR THE WORK, BY LIZARS.
COLLECTED AND ARRANGED BY
/ JAMES FIND LAY,INSPECTOR OF LETTER-CARRIERS, GENERAL POST-OFFICE.
G-c
f' ^ 1 " EDINBURGH :
W. P. KENNEDY, 15, ST ANDREW STREET.
GLASGOW, W.BLACKWOOD; AYR, D. GUTHRIE; DUNDEE, W. MIDDLETOX
;
PERTH, J. DEWAR; MONTROSE, J. W. LAIRD; ABERDEEN, C. PANTONjINVERNESS, L. SMITH.
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PREFACE.
" In presenting to their Subscribers and the Public « A Directory to
Gentlemen's Seats, Villages, &c. in Scotland," the Publishers trust
that their endeavour to make it worthy of public patronage has been
effected; and while they regret the long delay that has occurred, and
which has been unavoidable, in order to secure accuracy, they hope
that this, the first attempt to supply what has long been wanting, will
be duly appreciated by the Nobility, Landed Proprietors, Bankers,
Merchants, Men of Business, &c. &c, to all of whom it must be
indispensable, as it will afford the utmost facility for the transmission
.of correspondence throughout Scotland, and at the same time be of
^-unspeakable benefit for all mercantile purposes.
The Post Office information, in regard to the despatch and arrival
of the Mails, has been collected and arranged with the greatest
care and attention, from official and private returns, and affords
an opportunity of calculating exactly the return of Post from any
place in Scotland. The Work, also, embodies the latest Post Office
information, including the alterations upon foreign postages, which
came into operation under the recent convention with France.
From the circulation already secured for the work, the Publishers
have much pleasure in being enabled (without any additional charge)
to present their Subscribers with a Map of Scotland, engraved
expressly for the work, at considerable expense.
GENERAL INDEX.
I. Arrangement by Places, &c.II. Arrangement bt Names of ResidentsIndex to Post Office InformationBanks, Banking Companies, &c.Table of interestTable to Calculate Wages, &c.
1
A TABLE, showing, by the Dominical Letter, the Day of the Month and Week inany Year of the Nineteenth Century.
Dominical Letters for the Years18U0 to 1899 inclusive.
E.
|1800
1806 18)7
180
1817
1823
1828
C.
1802
1812
1818
1829
1S341835
1840
1845 IS
1851
1813
1819
1821
1830
1803
1808
1814
G.
1804 1805
1809
181.
1820
1825
1831
1856
1862
1857
1865
1868
1873 1874
1879
1884 1885
1890 1891
1841
1847
1852
1858
1869
1875
1880
isxt;
1836
1842
1826
1810 1811
1821
18371
1843
1848
1853|1851
1859
1864
1870
1881
1865
1871
1876
1896|l897
1887
1892
1898
1882
1893
1899
1827
1832
1838
1849
Days of the Month and Week.
18161 ]| S2 M
1823
1 853
1839
1855
1860
1866
1877
1883
1888
1891
1844
185f
1861
1867
1872
1878
1889
189
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March.
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May.
June.
Juy. G.
August.
Sept.
Oct.
C.
F.
iNov.
IDee.
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F.
F.
G.
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Explanation :—In the Left-Hand Table are the Years of the Century, and aboveeach of which is the Dominical Letter corresponding with that Year. Then, oppositeto the Month and Week, at the Foot of the Eight-Hand Table, will be found a corre-sponding Letter, over which are placed the Days of the Month and Week for that
Month, (distinguishing the Sundays by a different Type.) Each Blank Space in the
Left Hand Table shows the year following to be Leap Year ; and as every Leap Yearhas two Dominical Letters, the Letter above the Blank Space must be used for
January and February in every Leap Year, and for the other Months, use the Letters
belonging to the respective Years.
By transposing the Dominical Letters, this Calendar would answer for any Century.
DIRECTORYor
GENTLEMEN'S SEATS, VILLAGES, &c
IN SCOTLAND.
The Sub-Offices are in Italics.
The County refers only to the Seat or Place, not the Post-Town.
ABEVillages, Seats, §~c.
ADDVillages, Seats, frc.
Abergeldie Castle
AberlemnoAbcrlady ManseAberlourAbernetliy ManseAberncthyAbernyteAberskyAberuchill Castle
Aboyne Castle
Aboyne ManseAcbadabewAchadashinaigAchanaba HouseAchanaconeAcbanyAcbareidhAeharieAcharnAcharnAchavarnAchealAchergill TowerAchindarrocbAchlunachanAchlainAchiltebueAcbindreanAchindreanAchinheardAchintee
AchmoreAchmoreAchnabourinAchnacarryAchnacarryAchnaconAchnaconAchnacroish HouseAchnagailAchnagairnAchnagartAcbranichAchriachanAchtarsinAehtertyre
AditricbtanAcorn LodgeAcurachAcurachAdam's RowAdamtonAddenstaneAddenstaneAddiewellAden HouseAddiston
Post-Town.
Bridge
Ballater
Forfar
AbcrladyCraigellaehic
Abernethy
Gran townInchture
Inverness
ComrieAboyneAboyneFort WilliamArosLochgilpheadAppinBonarNairnKenmoreMorvernAppinThursoDurorWickDurorUllapool
Invermorriston
Ullapool
Ullapool
Ullapool
Ullapool
LochcarronKillin
Ullapool
FarrFort-WilliamCorpachAppinAppinObanWattenInverness
Kintail
MorvernTomintoul
Kinloch llannoch
LochahhDurorMusselburghInverary
Inverary
Dalkeith
MonhtonLauderLauderWest CalderMintlawRatho
County.
AberdeenForfar
HaddingtonBanff
Perth
Elgin
Perth
Inverness
Perth
AberdeenAberdeenArgyleArgyleArgyleArgyleSutherlandNairnPerth
ArgyleArgyleCaithness
ArgyleCaithness
ArgyleRossInverness
RossRossRossRossRossPerthRossSutherland
Inverness
Inverness
ArgyleArgyleArgyleCaithness
Inverness
RossArgyleBanffPerth
RossArgyleEdinburghArgyleArgyleMid-LothianAyr
_
BerwickBerwickEdinburghAberdeenMid-Lothian
Occupants, frc.
M. F. GordonRev. Dr CrombieRev. John SmithAlexander GrantRev. David DuncanRev. J. Stewart
Rev. James WilsonRev. D. Fraser
Major J G. DrummondMarquis of HuntlyRev. R. M. Millar
Hugh HendersonJohn StewartColonel D. M'Neill
Alexander StewartJames MathesonA. T. ClarkeVillage
Patrick Sellar
Dugald KennedyJ. SwansonMajor J. FytchHon. George DunbarWalter M'FarlaneVillage
Capt. Duncan M'DugallVillage
Village
William Elliot
Vi llage
Village
Marquis of BreadalbaneVillage
Robert SydneyMarquis DouroDonald CameronRobert M'IntyreColonel Stuart
Colonel CampbellWilliam LarnochJohn M'Pherson GrantDonald MacraeH. GrahamJohn MachardyVillage
Donald MacraeNeil Rankine
ClephanePatrick Smellie
Peter SmithVillage
Mrs ReidRobert Lai rig
John DicksonMiss Smellie
James Russell
M. Melvin
A R N
Villages, Seats, 3,-c.
ArdalanishArdimersay CottageArdmeallie
Ardintoul HouseArdwellArdkinlass LodgeArdlachanArdlair
ArdlarachArdlarick
Ardmaddy Castle
ArdmairArdmareArdmarnockArdmiddleArdmillianArdnacallich
ArdnacrossArdnadumArdnagraskArdnahowArdnaneArdoArdo HouseArdochArdoch HouseArdovieArdowArdpatrick HouseArdrishaig
ArdrossArdross LodgeArdsheal HouseArdtalnaigArdtornishArdvarArdverkieArdvorlich
Ardwell HouseArdyne ParkArgatyArgrennanArineckaigArinacunochArkletonArlaryArmadaleArmadaleArmadaleArmadaleArmageArmbankArnageArncroaehArndeanArndilly
Post- Toion.
BunessanBowmoreAberchirderLochalsh
GatehouseCairndowMaybolePooleweLochgilpheadKinloch RannochEasduleUllapool
DumbartonKiljinan
Turriff
GirvanUlvaArosDunoonBeaulyPortaskaig
BowmoreAberdeenAberdeenLochcarronBracoBrechinTobermoryTarbertLochgilpheadAlness
Ullapool
AppinKenmoreMorvcrnAssynt
LagganLocheamhcadStranraer
DunoonDouneCastle-Douglas
LochcarronLochcarronLangholmMilnathort
MelvichBathgateIsle OrnsayGlenelg
Ellon
Tarbolton
Ellon
CoLinsburghDollar
Craigellachie
County. Occupants, Sfc.
ArgyleArgyleBanff
RossKirkcudbright
ArgyleAyrRossArgvlePerth
ArgyleRossDumbartonArgyleAberdeenAyrArgyleArgyleArgyleRossArgyleArgyleAberdeenKincardineRossPerth
Forfar
ArgyleArgyleArgyleRossRossArgylePerth
ArgyleSutherland
Inverness
PerthKirkcudbrightWigtownArgylePerthRossRossDumfriesKinross
Sutherland
LinlithgowInverness
Inverness
AberdeenAyrAberdeenFife
Perth
Banff
Duncan MTntyreVV. F. CampbellWilliam Stronach
Mrs MacRaJames M. M'CullochJames H. Callendei
Alexander M'CallWilliam Reid
George CampbellVillage
Marquis of Breadalbane
Village
John BuchananAlexander HunterAlexander RaeA. C. B. CrawfurdVillage
John CampbellVillage
William M'KenzieDuncan ThomsonArchibald M'DonaldAlexander HarveyAlexander OgstonJohn M'KenzieWilliam Moray Stirling
Robert Speid
Kenneth CampbellCapt. C.Campbell, R.N.Village
Gregory BurnettM. M'KenzieJ. Lewis FfytcheVillage
John GregorsonMiss Scobie
Marquis of AbercornRobert StewartSirJohn M'Taggart, Bt.
Robert Clark
G. H. B. HomeRobert KerVillage
Village
James Jardine
Dr. Geo. A. W. ArnottVillage
Village
Captain RossLord M'DonaldJohn RossJames DreimanJohn RossVillage
Maj. H. A. MontgomerieWilliam G. M'Dowall
A U C
Villages, Seats, §-c.
ArngaskArngask ManseArngibbonArnistonArnotdale HouseArridrissoch
ArnsonArnyfoulAronsnidh CottageAronsnidhArtamfordArtarmanArtelligan CottageArthunetArthur HouseArthurleeArthurlie Bleachfield
Arthurlie Cottage
Arthurlie HouseArthurlie, So.
Arthurlie, W.Arthurlie, W.Arthur Seat
ArthurstonArtintoul
AscogAscreavie
AscreavieAshbank (spinningraill)
AshburnAshcraigAshgroveAshgroveAshgrove
Ashiestiel
Ashintully Castle
Ashkirk CottageAshkirk ManseAshleyAshleyAshmore CottageAstaAstownAssapoleAssloss
Athelstaneford
Attadale HouseAuburn CottageAuchaberAuchafourAuchagoileAuchairneAuchancrowAuchandrainAuchansAuchans House
Post- Town.
DamheadDamheadKippenFushiebridgeFalkirk
LochcarronMayboleGlammisHarrisHarrisBrucklayHelensburghTarbertLongtownLaurencekirkBarrheadBarrheadBarrheadBarrheadBarrheadBarrheadBarrheadAberdeenMeigleGlenelg
RothesayKirriemuirKirriemuir
Blairgowrie
GourockGreenockKilwinningAberdeenWiudygates
Galashiels
KirkmichaelAshkirkSelkirk
RathoAberdeenBlairgowrie
LerwickAlfordBunessanKilmarnockHaddingtonLochcarronGlasgowHuntlyDunoonKilfinan
Ballantrae
Chirnside
AyrKilmarnockKilmarnock
County.
Fife
Fife
Perth
EdinburghStirling
RossAyrForfar
Inverness
Inverness
AberdeenDumbartonArgyleCumberlandKincardineRenfrewRenfrewRenfrewRenfrewRenfrewRenfrewRenfrewAberdeenPerthRossButeForfar
Forfar
PerthRenfrewAyrAyrAberdeenFife
Selkirk j
Perth
RoxburghRoxburghEdinburghAberdeenPerthOrk. & Zetl.
AberdeenArgyleAyrHaddingtonRossLanarkAberdeenArgyleArgyleAyrBerwickAyrAyrAyr
Occupants, S,-c.
James WhiteRev. Alexander BuistAndrew ForresterRobert DundasJames RussellDonald M'BeanJames StewartVillage
Earl DunmoreEarl of DunmoreA. Dingwall FordyceHenry Gore BoothUnoccupiedRev. William Graham
BadenechJames DunlopMathew BlackwoodJames Steel
William LoundsZechariah HeysJohn CunninghamoHugh LockeMrs GordonPatrick MurraMiss MacreaRobert ThomMrs Colonel YoungR. OgilvyJohn BaxterAndrew RankenA. D. CampbellMiss M. A. BowmanJohn Birnie
James Balfour
Major-Gen. Sir JamesRussell, K.C B.
Miss RutherfordAlexander CochraneRev. J. EdmonstoneW. H. BrownRobert Pope RossGeorge KnightVillage
Captain Charles ForbesRev. D. CampbellJohn ParkerRev. William Ritchie
Peter Mitchell
David Russell
Miss WilsonArchibald ClarkMrs Campbell,John DonaldsonVillage
Elias Cathcart
Robert GuthrieLady M. Monrgomerie
B A L 11
Villages, Seats, frc.
BaldernockBaldero
Baldinnie
Baldovan HouseBaldovie
BaldowBaldowrieBaldridge HouseBalechulish
BaledgarnoBaledmundBalelone
BalendockBalentuimBalerno LodgeBalerno Mill
Baleville HouseBalfour
Balfour HouseBalfron ManseBalfunningBalgair Place
Balgarvie HouseBalgavies HouseBalgay HouseBalgidie
Balgie
Balgeisho
Balgillo HouseBalgonarBalgoneBalgonie Castle
BalgounieBalgowanBalgownie CottageBalgownie HouseBalgownie LodgeBalgrayBalgregganBalgriggy
BalgrochanBalgrochan (Wester)BalguarageBalharyBalhousie
Balifeary
Balindore
Balintore
Balintoul
Balintraid
Ballachraggan CottageBallaganBallass
Ballat (Wester)Ballat (Middle)Balleehin
Ballemenach
Post- Town.
MilngavieBroughty-ferryCuparDundeeKirriemuir
Linwilg
Coupar AngusDunfermlineArdgourInchtruePitlochrie
LochmaddyMeigleBlairgowrie
Balerno
Currie
DingwallAboyneBalgonie
BalfronDrymenBalfronCuparForfar
DundeeKinross
LochcarronCoupar-AngusDundeeDunfermlinePrestonkirk
Balgonie
Culross
MethvenOld AberdeenOld AberdeenOld AberdeenSpringburn
Stranraer
KirkcaldyTorranceTorranceTorranceMeigleLevenInverness
BonawTainBlair-Athole
InvergordonAlness
Strathblane
CuparDrymenDrymenDunkeldBlairgowrie
County.
Stirling
Forfar
Fife
Forfar
Forfar
Inverness
Forfar
Fife
ArgylePerth
Perth
Inverness
Perth
Perth
Mid-LothianMid-LothianRossAberdeenFife
Stirling
Stirling
Stirling
Fife
Forfar
Forfar
KinrossRossPerthForfar
Fife
HaddingtonFife
Perth
Perth
AberdeenAberdeenAberdeenLanarkWigtownFife
Stirling
Stirling
Stirling
Perth
Fife
Inverness
ArgyleRossPerth
RossRossStirling
Fife
Stirling
Stirling
Perth
Forfar
Occupants, fyc.
Rev. John PollockThomas DoddsVillage
Sir John Ogilvy, Bar\.
Thomas FarquharsonHenry Mitchell
Alexander GeikieJames Grier
Rev. John M'MillanVillage
James FergussonAlexander M'LeodMrs HayWilliam ButterLieut.-Col. Jas. BarclayGeorge LaingMrs. Janet M -DonaldF. J. CochranJ. E. D. BethuneRev. A. NivenRev. Dr. John GrahamJames Galbraith
J.O.DalglieshMiss DalgairnsEdward BaxterVillage
Murdoch M'KenzieMrs RossJames BrownWilliam Telfer
Sir G. G. Suttie, Bart.
James Balfour
Alex. CunninghameLord LynedochDr MoirDavid Henry ForbesAlexander RobertsonJames ReidCaptain MaitlandJames AytonVillage
Village
Village
John SmythDavid Millie
Patrick GrantVillage
Village
Village
Village
David Forsyth
J. FlemingAlexander BogieGeorge MuirheadCharles M'KayCaptain Robert Scott
John Maclaren
12 B A L
Villages, Seats, fyo.
Ballencrieff
Ballenling
Ballieholish
Ballied
Ballikinrain
Ballileisk
Ballimore
"Ballimore HouseBallimore
Ballinaby
Ballindalloch
Ballindalloch Castle
Ballindalloch WorksBallindarg HouseBallindean HouseBallindownBallingray ManseBalinish
Ballintomb Distillery
Ballintore
Ballintore
Balintruan
Ballintyre CottageBalliveollen HouseBallivraid
BallminochBalnakelyBalloch Castle
BalloehBallochairn
Ballochmorrie
BallochmyleBallochnie
Ballochnie WorksBallochray
Ballochruin
Ballogie
Ballogrant
Ballola
Ballornock HouseBallowBallumbieBallure CottageBallyshear
BalmacBalmacaun HouseBalmachieBahnaclellan
Balmaclellan <
BalmeanochBalmeanoehBalmeanoeh Distillery
BalmaghieBahnaghie HouseBalmakewanliahnano House
Post-Town.
AberladyDunkeldDurorBlairgowrie
BalfronMuckartStrachur
CairndowKilchrcnnan
BowmoreBalfronBallindallocli
BalfronKerriemuirInehture
BogroyBlairadamTomintovlGrantownTainFearnTomintovl
Inverary
BonawGlenelg
Alyth
Pitlochrie
DumbartonInverness
BalfronBarrhUlMauchlineAirdrie
Airdrie
TarbertKillcarn
AberdeenPortaskaig
Portaskaig
Springburn
Falkland
DundeeTarbertCampbeltownKirkcudbrightLochalsli
MuirdrumNew GullowayK/lpatrick- \
Durham J
SiruanStmanGrantownGlenlocher
Glenlocher
M(tryldrh
Marykirk
County.
BAN 13
Villages, Seats, <$*c.
BalmeanockBalmerinoBalmenochBalraoor
BalmoralBalmoreBalmoreBalmuirBalraule
Balmalio
BalmungoBalmutoBalmy] e
Balnaboth HouseBalnabruach
Balnacraig
BalnagaskBainagownBalnagown CastleBalnahaBalnakiel HouseBalnakill
Balnakilly
BalnamoonBalnamoonBalnclaroch
BalnidonBalochBalochmurayBalochneckBalourBalquhatsonBalquhidderBalquhatson Colliery
Balraggart
BalranaldBalrine
BalrudderyBalsusneyBalthayockBaltully
BalvaranBalvenie Castle
Balvicar
Balvie
Balville
BalvueBalwharryBalwill
Balwisie
BalyrigganBambriechBamff HouseBanachnie HouseBanchry
Post- Town.
I
DunveganNewportMaybolePeterhead \
Ballater
Kinloch RannochTorranceDundeeDunfermlineCupar-FifeSt Andrew'sKirkcaldyBlairgowrie
KerriemuirPortmahomachKincardine \
O'Xeil jAberdeenArdersier
Parkhill
PortmahomackDurnessTarbertPitlochrie
BrechinBrechinLennoxloivn
TomintoulKerriemuirDaljarroehBuchlyvie
BonawAirdrie
Callander
Airdrie
MayboleLochmaddyFalklandInchtureKirkcaldyPerthCuparKirkmichaelMortlachEasdaleMilngavie
DingwallBeaulyMidhill
Buddy vie
MuirdrumStranraer
NewburghAlyth
Shettieston
Coupar-Angus
County.
Inverness
Fife
AyrAberdeenAberdeen,Perth
Stirling
Forfar
Fife
Fife
Fife
Fife
Perth
Forfar
Ross
Aberdeen
KincardineInverness
RossRossSutherland
ArgylePerth
Forfar
Forfar
Stirling
Banff
Forfar
AyrStirling
ArgyleStirling
Perth
Stirling
AyrInverness
Fife
Forfar
Fife
Perth
Fife
Perth
Banff
ArgyleDumbartonRossRossPerth
Stirling
Forfar
WigtownFife
Perth
LanarkPerth
Occupants, §-c.
Mrs M'NaughtonRev. John ThomsonAndrew Dalziel
George WalkerSir Robt. Gordon, K.B.Village
Village
GrahamJames AlexanderVillage
Alexander LindsayE. D. SandfordJames Nicoll
Col.TheHon. D. OgilvyVillage
Alexander Anderson
Miss DavidsonAlexander Allison
SirChas.W. A Ross,Bt.
Alexander RossAnthony DunlopRobert ClarkHenry B. Stewart
John II. FreemanJames C. ArbuthnotJohn M'FarlaneAlexander SmithD. HaggartWilliam MAdamWilliam LennieGeorge ClarkGeorge Waddell
Rev. A. M. MacgregorRussell & Co.
John M'ClvmontJ. T. M'DonaldJohn DuncanRobert WebsterMrs William FergusonNeil T. Blair
James NormandArchibald HomeUnoccupiedVillage
James MacnairWilliam M'DonaldDuncan SimpsonRev. A. LendrumJames M'FarlaneVillage
Patrick Maitland
Andrew LandaleSir Jas. Ramsay, Bart.
Dr M. MatherCharles Playfair
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Villages, Seals, §-c.
Bilodean
Bilstane BraeBindalBindtonBinghill
Binns HouseBin RockBinnyBinny Cottage
Binny (West)BirchBirdstone
Birdstone CottageBirghamBirkenheadBirkenshawBirkhall
Birkliill
Birkhillside
Birkinsha-w CottageBirkinshaw HouseBirkinshaw HouseBirkwoodBirkwood HouseBirnara CottageBirnam LodgeBirnie
Birnie
BirnieknowsBirsay
Birse ManseBirses Lees
BirthwoodBishop Bridge
Bishop Mill
Blackadder HouseBlackaird
Blackburn Cottage
Blackburn Cotton Wks.Blackburn HouseBlackburn Hall
Blackburn HouseBlackburn Place
Blackburn Mill
BlackcraigBlackcraig
Blackdales
Blackfaulds
Blackf'aulds
Blackford
Blackford
Blackball
Blackball
Blacklhll
Blaokhill
Blackhill CottageBlackhills
B L A
Post Towns.
B L A 19
Villages, Seats, §*c.
Blackhills
BlackhouseBlackhouseBlackhouseBlackhouseBlackies
Blackmill BayBlackness
Blackness Castle
Blackridge
BlackruthvenBlackstounBlackwaterBlackwaterBlackwoodBlackwoodBladnock BridgeBlainslie
Blair
Blair
Blair
Blair
Blair (East)
Blair ParkBlair-Adam HouseBlairannochBlair Athole ManseBlairbeth
Blair Castle
Blair Castle
Blair's College
Blair LodgeBlairdow
Blairdrummond
Blairfeltie
Blairfield
Blairfindy
Blairfindy
Blairhall
Blairhill
Blairhouse
Blairingone
Blairlogie
Blairlogie MainsBlairmormondBlairnamarrowBlairo'er
Blairquhan Castle
BlairturamockBlairstruie
Blanefield Print-Works
BlanerneBlantyre ManseBlantyre HouseBlantyre
Post Towns.
SkeneAyrMearnsKippenPeterhead
AlfordEasdaleBo'ness
Bo'ness
BathgatePerth
Paisley
DufftownLeith LumsdenLesrnahagowAuldgirth
WigtownLauderGirvanMaybole
DunfermlineDairyBlair-AdamEdinburghBlair-AdamArrocharBlair-Athole
Rutherglen
Blair-Athole
Culross
AberdeenPolmontBeauly
Stirling
Blair-Athole
MayboleGlenlivat
TamnavoulanCulross
Alloa
KirkoswaldDollarBlairlogie
Blairlogie
MintlawTomintoul
DrymenStraiton
GlasgowDamhead
Strathblane
DunseBlantyre
Blantyre
Bothwell
County. Occupants, 8fc
AberdeenAyrRenfrewStirling
AberdeenAberdeenArgyleLinlithgowLinlithgow
LinlithgowPerth
RenfrewBanff
Banff
LanarkDumfriesWigtownRoxburghAyrAyrFife
AyrFife
Mid-LothianKinross
DumbartonPerth
LanarkPerth
Perth
KincardineStirling
Ross
Perth
PerthAyrBanff
Banff
PerthPerthAyrClackmannanPerthPerth
AberdeenBanff
Stirling
AyrLanarkPerth
Stirling
BerwickLanarkLanarkLanark
Alexander SmithWilliam CowanAllan and Thos. PollockWilliam GalbraithAlexander MurrayVillage
Village
Village
A.Torrie Master GunnerVillage
William DronJohn Pattison
Sir Edward BowaterDuke of RichmondJames J. Hope VereWilliam CoplandVillage
Village
John M'LachlanJames DickMrs MillCapt. W. F. Blair, R.N.William BriggsW. W. MassiahJohn MurrayMrs StewartRev J. StewartWilliam GrayLord GlenlyonA CowanBishop CarruthersRob. Cunningham, A.M.Alexander M'Kenzie( Henry HomeDrum-{ mondVillage
Adam DicksonDuke of RichmondJohn GrantD. BartlemanAlexander HaigJohn M'LauchlanRev. A. NobleRev. Wm. RobertsonJohn DawsonJohn L. Sherifs
Robert GrantJohn MacadamSir David H. Blair, Bt.
Robert Ferrie
William Henderson( M'Grigor, Pollock,
\ & Co.
David W. BrownRev. James AndersonPatrick Scott
Village
24 B R O
Villages, Seats, $*c.
Broich
Brenister
BroaehachaBroadley
Broadley Hill
Broadyetts
Broiel
BrooklandsBroomageBroombankBrooomdykesBroomfield BankBroomfield CottageBroomhallBroomhallBroorahill HouseBroomhillBroomhillBroomhillBroomhill HouseBroomhills
BroomhillBroomholmBroomhouseBroomhouseBroomhouseBroomhouseBroomhouseBroomlandsBroomleeBroomletonBroomleyBroomleyBroomloanBroomloanBroom of Dalrioch
BroomriggBroomrigBroomvaleBroomvilla
Brotherton HouseBrotchrigg
BroughBroughBrough allanBrough LodgeBroughtonBroughton ManseBrounleeBrounlee W.BrowBrow HouseBrowBrownieside
Brow of Hill
Brownside
Post- Town.
Crieff
LerwickTobermoryNeilston
Neilston
UphallKippenKirkpatrick
LarbertMid-CalderBerwickMoniavePort Montcith
DunfermlineAhjth
Larkhall
MelroseDiuise
Kirkintilloch
LasswadeKintore
AberdeenLangholmCorstorphine
DunseNewton MearnsShettlestone
WincbburghDumfriesW. Linton
Larkhall
AlexandriaMontroseOovanGovanDunningPencaitland
DumfriesCathcartStevenston
Bervie
LasswadeDunnetMosshankDunoonLerwickRachan Mill
Rachan Mill
Carluke
CarlukeLerwickGretnaClarencefield
Airdrie
BerwickStrathacen
County.
PerthOrk. & Zet.
ArgyleRenfrewRenfrewLinlithgowStirling
KirkcudbrightStirling
EdinburghBerwickDumfriesPerthFife
Forfar
LanarkRoxburghBerwickDumbartonEdinburghAberdeenAberdeenDumfriesEdinburghBerwickRenfrewLanarkLinlithgowKirkcudbrightPeebles
LanarkDumbartonForfar
LanarkLanarkPerth
HaddingtonDumfriesRenfrewAyrKincardineMid-LothianCaithness
Ork. & Zet.
ArgyllZetlandPeebles
Peebles
LanarkLanarkOrk. & Zet.
DumfriesDumfriesLanarkBerwickLanark
Occupants, <f>-c.
Alexander M'LaurinVillage
Hugh M'LeanNeil MacintyreUnoccupiedPatrick GrayWilliam L. EwingP. M. J. SmithVillage
John Dick, M. D.T. AllanMiss CarsonRev. James M'MillanEarl of ElginD. SpaldingJames HendersonWilliam HoggAlexander BoswellJohn BartholomewThomas F. SamwellVillage
Robert CarnagieJ. C. LambMrs ChapmanLieut. Gen. J. HomoAllan Pollock
Village
James SamuelMrs TaylorAlexander GoldieJames GilmourMiss AlstonAlexander M'KayPeter JardineMiss CurrieVillage
'
Village
Samuel II. SomervileMrs MuirJames HosieJames Scott— Boak
Village
Village
Miss^M'WhirterSir A. Nicolson Bart.
Village
Rev. II. Paul
James HarvieCaptain R. StewartA. Craigie
Village
Mineral WellUnoccupiedThomas HowlisonJames Cochrane
C A L 27
C
Villages, Seats, fyc.
CabbagehallCabbie Castle
Cabrach ManseCadbollCaddel Hill
Cadder HouseCaddon Mill
CaddoulleCairnbankCairnbankCairnbanno HouseCairnbulgCairnbulg Castle
Cairness
CairneyCairneyhill
Cairnfield
Cairngoll
Cairnhill
Cairnhill
Cairnie HouseCairnie LodgeCairns Castle
Cairnsmore HouseCairnton CottageCairnswell
Caitloch HouseCakemuir Castle
Caldale HouseCaldarvanCalderCalder (South)CalderbankCalderbankCalderbankCalderbank
Calderbank Works
Calderbraes
Calder CottageCaldercruive Bleachfield
Caldercruix
Calder (East) ManseCalder (East)
Calderhaugh (Cotton ")
MiU) \Calderhaugh HouseCaldergroveCalderhall
Calder HouseCalder Iron-WorksCalder ManseCalder Mill
Calder Park
Post- Town.
Leslie
AuchinleckLeith LumsdenFearnGreenockTorranceGalashiels
Galashiels
BrechinDunseNew DeerFraserburghFraserburghMintlawHuntlyDunfermlineBuckieMintlawAirdrie
KilmarnockColinsburghCuparMid-CalderNewton-StewartBanchoryCambuslangMoniaveBlackshiels
KirkwallAlexandria
Airdrie
HalkirkAirdrie
Blantyre
Mid-CalderShettleston
Airdrie
Airdrie
Mid-CalderAirdrie
Airdrie
Mid-CalderMid-Calder
Lochicinnoch
LochwinnochHamiltonMid-CalderMid-CalderAirdrie
West- CalderStrathaven
Shettleston
County.
Fife
AyrAberdeenRossRenfrewLanarkSelkirk
Selkirk
Forfar
BerwickAberdeenAberdeenAberdeenAberdeenAberdeenFife
BanffAberdeenLanarkAyrFife
Fife
EdinburghKirkcudbrightKincardineLanarkDumfriesEdinburghOrkneyDumbartonLanarkCaithness
LanarkLanarkEdinburghLanark
Lanark
LanarkEdinburghLanarkLanarkEdinburghEdinburgh
Renfrew
RenfrewLanarkEdinburghEdinburghLanarkMid-LothianLanarkLanark
Occupants, Sfc.
John SmithRobert LattaRev. James GordonCrawford RossAlexander ThomsonMrs Charles Stirling
Alexander SmartGeorge ClappertonCaptain F. HawkinsDouglas Ainslie
Harry Lumsden"V illage
John GordonMrs GordonRev. William CowieVillage
Adam GordonJohn HutchesonGeorge M. NisbetJohn F. HamiltonMajor Dalzell
A. Mansfield
R. DownieJames StewartJames H. BurnettVillage
Samuel M'CaJlThomas TaylorJames CloustonR. D. M'KenzieVillage— Guthrie
Village
Mrs HuttonMiss MowbrayMrs BogleC Monkland Iron and
| Steel Company.Village
Mrs WylieJoseph ReidJames L. EwingRev. Alex. LowrieVillage
Fulton, Buchanan, & Co.
Robert Caldwell
William M'EwanS. B. HareLord TorphichenDixon & Co.
Rev. Wm. LearmonthThomas Allison
Theodore Walrond
28 CAMVillages, Seats, Sfc.
Calder Park HouseCalder WoodCaldhamCaldra HouseCaldron LinnCaldwellCaledoniaCalkerbushCallendar HouseCallander ManseCallands
Callart
Callegarry
Calley
Cally
CalmoreCalrossie
Calvine
Cambo HouseCambusCambus Distillery
Cambus (Old)Cambuslang ManseCambusraoreCarabusnethan ManseCambus WallaceCamelonCameronCameron BankCameron BridgeCameron Bridge Dis- 1
tilleryj
Cameron HouseCameron HouseCameron ManseCamgouranCamiestoneCamis CrossCamis EskenCamislaneCamisunaryCamlachieCamlargCammusmoreCammachmoreCamnethanCamnethan HouseCamoquhillCamoquliill Little
Camoqubill WestCamperdownCampbellfieldCampbeltonCampbcltouneCampdaleCampend
Post- Town.
LochwinnochEast Kilbride
KippenDunseKinross
Beith
Colinton
South?vick
Falkirk
Callander
NoblehouseFort-WilliamIsle OrnsayBlairgowrie
GatehouseStonykirk
TainBlair-AtholeCrail
Alloa
Alloa
CockburnspathCambuslangDouneWishawBiggarCamelonWindygatesLibbertonWindygates
Kirkcaldy
DumbartonLibbertonSt Andrew'sKinloch RannochKintoreIsle OrnsayDumbartonGlenelg
Broad Cord
ParkheadDalmellington
KilnnurHillside
WishawWishawBalfronBalfronBalfronLocheeGlasgowArdersier
KirkcudbrightTomintoulDalkeith
Con nly.
RenfrewLanarkPerth
BerwickKinross
AyrMid-LothianKirkcudbrightStirling
Perth
Peebles
Inverness
Inverness
Perth
Kirkcudbright
WigtownRossPerthFife
ClackmannanClackmannanBerwickLanarkPerthLanarkLanarkStirling
Fife
EdinburghFife
Fife
DumbartonEdinburghFife
Perth
AberdeenInverness
DumbartonInverness
Inverness
LanarkAyrInverness
KincardineLanarkLanarkStirling
Stirling
Stirling
Forfar
LanarkInverness
KirkcudbrightBanff
Edinburgh
Occupants, fyc.
Mrs. WrightSir W. Maxwell, Bart.
Village
Capt.Hon.A.F.CathcartMrs HaigWilliam MureJohn Steel
Village
Wm. Forbes, M.P.Rev. P. RobertsonJames MurraySir D. Cameron,Bart.Village
John ButtarAlexander Murray, M. P.
William RalstonHugh RossVillage
Captain FieldenVillage
Robert MoubrayVillage
Rev. Dr RobertsonAlexander BuchananRev. Arch. LivingstoneRobert Gillespie
Rev. W. Branks, A.M.John EdingtonWilliam CrawfordDavid Stocks
John Haig & Co.
Alexander SmolletPeter Bairn sfatherIlev. Andrew BrownVillage
Village
Village
Colin CampbellVillage
John M'MillanJames GuildMrs MacadamJ. G. ClowSimpson DuguidVillage
Robert LockhartPatrick NeilsonWilliam YuleAlexander Neilson
Earl CamperdownWilliam WilsonVillage
Alexander GordonJohn GordonVillage
32 C H AVillages, Scats, Q-c.
Castlehill
Castlehuntly
Castlekyle
Castlelachlane
CastlelawCastleleod
Castlelo'er
Castlemains
Castlemains
Castlemains
CastlemcnziesCastlemilk
CastlemilkCastle of RoseneathCastlesemple
Castleside
Castlestuart
Castleton
Castleton ManseCastle TowardCastletownCastlewio-gr
^astramontCaterline
Cathcart CastleCathcart ManseCatheart OldCatfirth
CathlawCatlodgeCatrine
CatrinebankCatter
Catterline
CaulderbauchCaulineCausewayendCausewayendCauvin's HospitalCavensCaversCaversCavers CarreCawdor CastleCawdorCawthillCcllardykeCeres
CessnockCessnock BankCessnock HouseCessnock ParkCessnock ParkCessnock Park CottageChampfleurie
Channell
Post- Town.
MayboleIncbture
Auchinleck
St7'achur
PennycuickStrathpeffer
LangholmDirleton
DouglasAuchterarderAberfeldy
Rutherglen
LockerbyRoseneath
LochwlnnochAshkirk
Inverness
LochgilpheadLangholmDunoonThursoWhithornGatehouseBervie
Cathcart
Cathcart
CathcartLerwickBathgateLagganMauchlineCatrine
DumbartonStonehavenLochwinnochLochcarronWigtownLinlithgow
DuddingstonKirkbeanHawickHawickLittle's LeafNairnCawdorLochcarronAnstrutherCuparGovanGoranGalston
GovanGovan, '
GovanLinlithgow
Ferryport-on-
Cralg
County.
AyrPerth
AyrArgyleMid-LothianRossDumfriesHaddingtonLanarkPerth
Perth
LanarkDumfriesDumbartonRenfrewRoxburghInverness
ArgyleRoxburghA rgyle
Caithness
WigtownKirkcudbrightKincardineRenfrewRenfrewRenfrewOrk. & Zet,
LinlithgowInverness
AyrAyr_Stirling
KincardineRenfrewRossWigtownStirling
Mid-LothianKirkcudbrightRoxburghRoxburghRoxburghNairnNairnRossFife
Fife
LanarkLanarkAyrLanarkLanarkLanarkLinlithgow
Fife
Occupants, Sfc.
Alexander M'AdamCol. George PatersonRobert LattaRobert M'LachlanJas. and Peter TaitJohn II. M'KenzieGeorge Graham BellJames ToddT. R. Scott
John MalcolmSir Neil Menzies, Bart.
Mrs William Stirling-
Mrs HartDuke of ArgyleColonel HarveyVillage
Capt. H. WalkerJ. G. CampbellRev. A. BartonA. S. FinlayVillage
Mrs HathornMrs YorstounVillage
Earl CathcartRev. James SmithVillage
Village
J. F. HamiltonLt-Colonel F. TowersColonel M. StewartMrs BuchananStewart Jolly
Village
Fulton, Buchanan, &Co.Alexander M'LenuanVillage
Village
T. A. Gibson, TeacherLady Mary OswaldJames DouglasRev. W. GrantCapt. R. R. Carre, R.N.Earl of CawdorRev. S. F. M'LauchlanMrs M'DonaldVillage [canRev. J. Crichton & Dun-Robert KerrHenry BrockCaptain WilsonMatthew GlassfordJohn WingateJohn HunterMrs Johnston
Robert Black
c o c 132'r%*KJ_ 7iO 35
Villages, Seats, §~c.
ClochanClochfoldich HouseCloghill
Cloncaird Castle
ClonyardCloseburn Castle
Closeburn HallCloseburn Hall
Closeburn ManseCloses
Clothister t
CloudenClouden BankClovaClovaCluneClunie
ClunieClunie ManseClunie HouseClunyClunyCluny Castle
Cluny Castle
Cluny ManseCluryClyde BankClyde BankClyde Bridge
Clyde GroveClydehaughClyde ViewClyde ValeClyde Villa
Clyder HouseClynder CottageClynelish
ClythCoalsnaughtonCoalstownCoaltoun of BalgonieCoaltownCoatcarss
Coat DykeCast CoatsCoat GreenCoatshill
Coats HouseCobairdyCochnaCockairney House
Cochran
CockenzieCockenzieCocklawCocklaw
I
Post- Town.
BuckieDunkeldAuchmillMayboleDalbeattie
Closeburn
Closeburn
Closeburn
Closeburn
CanonbieOllaberry
HolywoodHolywoodKirriemuirLeith LumsdenMoyLogeraitNewburghBlairgowrie
Aberchirder
KirkcaldyCarrbridgeClunyKingussie
ClunyGrantownRutherglen
GreenockLammington
LanarkGovanArdrossanLanarkGovanHelensburghRoseneatk
Golspie
Lybster
Tillicoultry
HaddingtonMarkinchE. WemyssBlairlogie
Airdrie
CambuslangMelroseBlantyre
Coatbridge
HuntlyDuntocherAberdourKincardine
O'NeilPrestonpans
PrestonpansBerwiekCurrie
County.
Banff
Perth
AberdeenAyrKirkcudbrightDumfriesDumfriesDumfriesDumfriesDumfriesOrk. & Zet.
DumfriesDumfriesForfar
AberdeenInverness
Perth
Perth
Perth
Banff
Fife
Inverness
AberdeenInverness
AberdeenInverness
LanarkRenfrewLanarkLanarkLanarkAyrLanarkLanarkDumbartonDumbartonSutherland
Caithness
ClackmannanHaddingtonFife
Fife
Perth
LanarkLanarkRoxburghLanarkLanarkAberdeenDumbartonFife
Aberdeen
HaddingtonHaddingtonBerwickMid-Lothian
Occupants, fyc.
Village
W. B. S. CampbellColonel Wm. GrantHenry Ritchie
J. M. LowdenR. WattSir C. S. Monteath, Bart.
J. S. MonteathRev. Andrew BennetVillage
Lawrence TullochVillage
George Cliarteris
Rev. William EwartHarry Leith LumsdenAlexander SmithMiss Ann Stewart
John WilliamsonRev. George Miller
Mrs ChalmersVillage
John Fraser
Lieut. -Col. GordonE. M'PhersonRev. John Fraser
John Fraser
D. Gi'ant
Thomas Fairrie
Village
William Falconer
Robert Tannahill
George C. Brisbane
Joseph Purdie
Andrew RobertsonJames CampbellAlexander GrayAndrew RossDonald HomeVillage
Mrs BlackburnVillage
Village
John DawsonVillage
Village
William Ainslie
Mrs CoatsD. BairdRobert SimpsonJames HamiltonLt.-Col. Sir R. Mowbray
Village
Rev. A. LorimerH. F. Cadell
F. Foster
P. Oir
36 CONVillages, Seats, Q-c.
CocklerowCockpen ManseCoilfield
CoineachColasnaconeColdbackColdingham ShoreColdockColdside
Coldstane ManseColgrainColin
ColinsburghColinton HouseColinton MainsColipool
Coll
Collace
Collafirth
ColledgeColledgeheadColledge ParkCollelaw
Collessie
Collessie ManseColl Castle
Coll HouseColliehill
Collin
Collinswell
Collistone
Colmonell ManseColonsay (little)
Colquhalzie
ColquhannyColstone
Colstown ParkColtbridge HouseColtness
Coltness (Iron Works)ColtonColvendColziumColzium HouseComarComely ParkComistonComlongon Castle
CompstoneCompt Hall
Comrie Castle
Comrie HouseConanConchraConcraig HouseConderratCondie
Post- Town.
Dalkeith
LasswadeTarbolton
Strontian
AppinMossbankColdinghamStirling
CanonbieTarlandDumbartonDumfriesLerwickColinton
Colinton
EasdaleStornowayPerthOllaberry
ElginHaddingtonDumbartonLauderCuparAuchtermuchtyTobermoryTobermoryOld MeldrumCastle DouglasBurntisland
ArbroathGirvanUlvaCrieff
Strathdon
Airdrie
LochmabenEdinburghWishawAirdrie
DunfermlineDalbeattie
Mid-CalderKilsyth
BeaulyFalkirk
Colinton
Clarencefield
KirkcudbrightPolmontCulross
ComrieDingwallLochalshBlackburnCumbernauldBridge of Earn
County.
Mid-LothianMid-LothianAyrArgyleArgyleOrk. & Zet.
BerwickPerth
DumfriesAberdeenDumbartonDumfriesOrk. & Zet.
Mid-LothianMid-LothianArgyleRossPerthOrk. & Zet.
MorayHaddingtonDumbartonBerwickFife
Fife
ArgyleArgyleAberdeenKirkcudbrightFife
Forfar
AyrArgylePerth
AberdeenLanarkDumfriesMid-LothianLanarkLanarkFife
KirkcudbrightMid-LothianStirling
Inverness
Stirling
Mid-LothianDumfriesKirkcudbrightStirling
Perth
Perth
RossRossAberdeenDumbartonPerth
Occupants, &,*c.
Village
Rev. J. Grierson, M.D.William Paterson
Charles Henry ForbesDuncan BuchannanVillage
Village
Capt. J. G. Graham,R.N.Village
Rev. John M'HardyColin CampbellVillage
Village
Lord DunfermlineJ. LaingVillage
Roderick NicolsonP\.ev. J. RogersArthur CheyneHon. Alex. MurchisonGeorge Greive
H. W. CampbellAndrew StewartVillage
Rev. John M'FarlaneHugh M'LeanHugh M'LeanP. DuguidMrs DouglasJohn YoungGeorge ChaplinRev. Thomas Blair
Island
J. S. HepburnGeorge WatsonVillage
Sir James Brown, Bart.
John Patterson
H. HouldsworthJames HunterWilliam BlackwoodRev. Andrew M'CullochR. DownieSir A. Edmonston, Bt.
George LaidlawMrs Jean WalkerSir James Forrest, Bt.
Walter Philips
Adam MaitlandRobert RossRobert ClarkeUnoccupiedSir F. A. M'Kenzie, Bt.
E. MackinnanGavin M. SmithVillage
Laurance Oliphant
CRO 41
Villages, Seats, Sfc.
Croftown
Crogo Bridge
Cromarty HouseCrookedshiells
Cromarty ManseCromby Castle
Cromdale ManseCronberryCroomlaCrookCrookCrookedholmCrookhamCrook of DevonCrookster
CrookstonCrosbie Castle
CroshouseCross
Cross Artherlie
Cross Artherlie
CrossbankCrossbasket
Cross, Burness, and )
N. Ronaldshay )
Crossburn HouseCrossewen CottageCrossfield
Crossflatt
Crossflats
Crossford
Crossford
Crosshill
Crossbill (Brick-work)
Crosshill
Crosshill CottageCrosshouseCrosslee
Crosslee
Crosslee Cottage
Crosslee HouseCrosslee Mill
Crossmichael ManseCrossmill HouseCrossmill Print-WorksCrossmount HouseCrossmyloofCrossmyloofCrossparkCrossparkCrossvale HouseCrosswoodhill
CroughlyCrovieCrowhill
Crowhills
Post- Town.
DEL 45
Villages, Seats, Sfc. Post- Town.
DalwhinnieDalwickDalyell LodgeDafziell HouseDalziell ManseDamadillyDamheadDamsDarasideDandaleith (Distillery)
Dander Hall
DanevaleDangartDankeithDargavil HouseDarleith
Darnfillan
DarnhallDarnhall MainsDarnick Cottage
DarnickDarnleeDarroch HouseDarvelDarwhillanDavidson's MainsDavidstonDavingtonDaviot HouseDaviot ManseDeanburnhaughDeanfield
DeanheadDean HouseDean's HousesDean ParkDean ParkDeansDeanscrossDeanshauodiDeansideDeanstonDeanstonDeanston WorksDeanston House"Dee
Dee BankDee BankDee Bridge
DeemountDeernessDeignishDelavorar
Delgaty Castle
Dell of RothiemurchusDellDelnabo
KingussieRachanmillCuparHamiltonHamiltonKin tore
Roslin
Kettle
Auchterarder
Craig Ellachie
Dalkeith
Castle-DouglasCohnonell
SymingtonBishopton
DumbartonLesmahagowEddlestone
Eddlestone
MelroseMelroseMelroseFalkirk
NewmillsFenwickCramondMoodiesburnLangholmInverness
Old MeldrumHawickMeiglePencaitland
EdinburghPennycuickGovanEdinburghCambuslangDunkeldElgin
RenfrewStirling
DouneDouneDouneAberdeenAberdeenBanchoryKeltonhill
AberdeenKirkwall
ObanBallandalloch
TurriffLinivilg
Tomin'oul
Tomiitloul
County. Occupants, Sfc.
Inverness
Peebles
Fife
LanarkLanarkAberdeenMid-LothianFife
PerthElginMid-LothianKirkcudbright
AyrAyrRenfrewDumbartonLanarkPeebles
Peebles
RoxburghRoxburghRoxburghStirling
AyrAyrMid-LothianLanarkDumfriesInverness
AberdeenRoxburghPerthHaddingtonMid-LothianMid -Lothian
LanarkMid-LothianLanarkPerthMorayLanarkPerthPerth
PerthPerthAberdeenAberdeenKincardineKirkcudbright
AberdeenOrkneyArgyleBanffAberdeenInverness
Banff
Banff
Mrs M'PhersonSir. J. M. Nasmyth, Bt.
UnoccupiedJ. G. C. HamiltonRev. James Clason
Village
Lockhart Stoddart
Village
James B. DuncanJohn M'InnesVillage
William RennyWilliam M'CrieColonel William Kelso
William MaxwellAndrew B. Yuille
James SempleLord Elibank
Adam Stewart
John SmithVillage
Dr Robert WeirHenry Aitken
Village
J. Mitchell
Village
Miss E. Calder
John Beattie
iEneas Macintosh
Rev. Thomas Burnett
Village
Henry S. Fitchie
Village
George Baillie
James MarkWilliam Copland
Andrew Gibson
Village
Thomas Jack
Mrs H. S. Foljambe
Andrew Wilson
James SmithVillage
James Finlay & Co.
John Finlay
Village
Simson DuguidLt -Col. G. T. Gordon
Village
Leslie Cruickshanks
Rev. Thomas WaughDr Alex. M'CalmanR. M'GregorGeneral Hon. Sir A. Duff
Alexander M'Intosh
John Stewart
Robert Stewart
48 DUDVillages, Seats, fyc.
DruraduanDrumeldrieDrumfinDrumforkDrumgellocLDrumgrayDrum HouseDrumbeyDrumillanDruminDrurainnorDrumkilboDrumlamford HouseDrumlanrigg Castle
DrumlerableDrumleyDunlithie
DrummelzierDrummoreDrumondDrummond Castle
DrummuirDrumnaheathDrumochyDrumoreDrumore HouseDrumparkDrumpellierDrumquhassle ParkDrururoshDrumsDrumsDrumsDrumstanchelDrumtochty Castle
Drungans LodgeDrunzieDryburghDryburgh AbbeyDryden HouseDryfesdale ManseDrygrangeDrygrange MainsDrylaw HouseDrymen ManseDrynie HouseDrynochDualtDubton HouseDuchallDuchallyDuchlageDuehray Castle
DuddingstonDuddingston CottageDuddingston HouseDuddingston Manse
Post- Town.
50 DUNVillages, Seats, §~c.
Dunedin Cottage
DunesslinDunfermline HouseDunfillan
Dunfullandy House
'
DunglassDunglas Castle
Dun HouseDunimarieDuninald HouseDuninoDunipace HouseDuniraDunjargDunjopDunkeld HouseDunlopDunlop HouseDunloskinDunlugasDunmoreDunmoreDunmore ParkDunnabieDunnet ManseDunnet HeadDunnichenDunnichen HouseDunnifaceDunningDunnikierDunottar ManseDunottar Castle
Dunottar HouseDunny GaskDunodalehaughDunolly Castle
Dunoon Castle
Dunoon ManseDunpbailDunragitDunrossnessDunscore KirkDunscore ManseDunse Castle
DunsinaneDunskeyDunsmure LodgeDunstaffnage Castle
DunsyreDuntarvieDuntocher HouseDuntreath Castle
Duntroon Castle
DuntruneDuntulmDunure
Post- Town.
Edinburgh\ s
DunscoreElginDunoonPitlochry
CockburnspathDunglasMontroseCulross
MontroseSt AndrewsLarbert
ComrieCastle-Douglas
Castle-DouglasDunkeldStewarton
Stewarton
DunoonBanffFalkirk
TarbertFalkirk
Ecclefechan
DunnetDunnetForfar
ForfarWindygatesBridge of EarnKirkcaldyStonehavenStonehavenStonehavenSaline
Selkirk
ObanDunoonDunoonForres
GienluceLerwickDunscoreDunscoreDunsePerthPortpatrick
Corstorphine
ObanDolphington
WinchburghDuntocherStrathblane
LochgilpheadDundeeKilmuirAyr
County.
Mid-LothianDumfriesElginArgylePerthHaddingtonDumbartonForfar
Perth
Forfar
Fife
Stirling
PerthKirkcudbright
KirkcudbrightPerthAyrAyrArgyleBanff
Stirling
ArgyleStirling
DumfriesCaithness
Caithness
Forfar
Forfar
Fife
Perth
Fife ._KincardineKincardineKincardineFife
Selkirk
ArgyleArgyleArgyleMorayWigtownZetlandDumfriesDumfriesBerwickPerth
WigtownMid-LothianArgyleLanarkLinlithgowDumbartonStirling
ArgyleForfar
Inverness
Ayr
Occupants, Sfc.
Miss Seaton
James ArmstrongWilliam Innes
John HamiltonMiss FergusonSir John Hall, Bart.
Mrs SheddonMarchioness of Ailsa
Mrs Erskine
John J. ChalmersRev. James RogerDr Benj. M'NairSir David Dundas, BartJames Affleck
Robert EwartDuchess of Athole
Rev. Matthew Dickie
Sir James Dunlop, Bart.
William CampbellH. George Leslie
Village
Mrs CampbellEarl of DunmoreMrs MurrayRev. Thomas Jolly
Lighthouse
Rev. D. FergusonUnoccupiedAndrew Leslie
Robert GrahamLady OswaldRev. Alexander Irvine
UnoccupiedGeneral ForbesRobert Dalgleish
Village
Capt. M'Dougald, R.N.Robert Eglinton
Rev. Dr MackayC. L. C. Bruce, M.P.Sir Jas. D. Hay, Bart
Rev. John Charteris
Village
Rev. Robert BrydonWilliam HayJames Mellis NairnCol. Hunter Blair, C.B.
Misses DunsmureSir D. Campbell, Bart.
Rev. G. C. RontonJames BartholomewAlexander DunnRev. George Cairncross
Niel MalcolmWm. Stirling GrahamHector M'KenzieVillage
52 EDRVillages, Seats, $v.
Eastfiekl
Eastfield
Eastfield
Eastfield
Eastfield Cottage
Eastfield HouseEasthousesEastmainsEastshield
EastwoodEastwood Cottage
Eastwood ManseEasthavenEastmainsEastside
Eccles HouseEccles HouseEcclesmachenEchobankEdit HouseEcht ManseEckfordEbostEddertonEddlewoodEddrachillis
EdenEdengroveEdenkilnEdenniouthEdenparkEdensideEdensideEdentownEdenwoodEderline
Edgefield HouseEdgeheadEdgerstonEdieEdenample Castle
EdenbarnetEden chip
EdengightEdenglassie
EdingtonEdington MainsEdinkitheEdintoreEdmonstoneEdmonstownEdnamEdradynateEdredour HouseEdrington Castle
Edrington HouseEdrom
Post- Town.
FOR 57
Villages, Seats, 8rc.
Fisherton
FishwickFitchFive HousesFive ShanksFladabister
Flatfield
FlemingtonFlemingtonFlemingtonFleurs
Fleurs Castle
Flisk ManseFlodigarry
Flotto ManseFlourdale
Fodderletter
FoddertyFodderty ManseFogoFogo ManseFold HouseFoley Hills
Folia, Little
FoodieFonabForbes Bridge
Forbes Field
Forbes LodgeForbes & Tullynessle
FordFord of Pitcur
Fordel
Fordel
Fordel Collieries
Fordel House
FordounFordyceFordyce ManseForost
Forest Hill
Forest HouseForest Mill
Forest of Dalswinton
Forest of Gaick
Forgan ManseForgeForgebraehead
Forglen House
Forglen ManseForgueForneth HouseForgonhall
Forisdale
Post- Toicn.
AyrHorndeanLerwickLibberton
UphallLerwickErrol
Strathaven
AytonArdersier
Elgin
KelsoCuparKilmuir
HunaPooleweTomintoul
Strathpeffer
Strathpeffer
DunseDunseWhitburnHorndeanOld RainCuparPitlochrie
AlfordAuchmullStrathdon
AlfordEtall
Coupar-AngusCrossgates
DamheadInverkeithing
Inverkeithing
Auchinblae
Portsoy
Portsoy
Dalswinton
Eddleston
Castle-Douglas
ClackmannanAuldgarthKingussieNewportCanonbieCanonbie
Turriff
Turriff
HuntlyBlairgowrie
GrahamstonTarbert
County.
AyrBerwickOrkneyMid-LothianLinlithgowOrkneyPerthLanarkBerwickInverness
ElginRoxburghFife
Inverness
OrkneyRossBanff
RossRossBerwickBerwickLinlithgowBerwickAberdeenFife
PerthAberdeenAberdeenAberdeenAberdeenNorthumberld.
Forfar
Fife
PerthFife
Fife|
Kincardine
Banff
Banff_
DumfriesPeebles
Kirkcudbright
ClackmannanDumfriesInverness
Fife
DumfriesDumfries
Banffj
Banff
AberdeenPerth
Stirling
Argyle
Occupants, Src.
Rev. Adam Hall
Daniel M'Queen MooreVillage
Village
Alexander BogleVillage
Andrew BruceVillage
Archibald MeikleMajor Andrew Fraser
William YoungDuke of RoxburgheRev. George Marshall
Archibald Stewart
Rev. Gordon M'IntoshSir George Gale, Bart.
Donald RossForbes M'KenzieRev. John NobleVillage
Rev. John Bail lie
Village
John Heriot
GordonJames WilsonJ. Murray DrummondWilliam WattieJohn LindsayJames HaddenRev. James PaulRev. Thomas KnightVillage
Village
Robert LowA. Lyle, managerAdmiral Sir P.^C. II. CDurham, G.C.B.
Rev. James Lesslie
Village
Rev. John Innes
Peter Miller
William WoodJohn M'TaggartVillage
Patrick Miller
Earl of Selkirk
Rev. Charles NairnMrs RichardsonVillage
Sir Ralph Abercromby,Bart.
Rev. Joseph ThorburnRev. James Cordiner
Joseph HarrimanMrs Glen
M'Alister
58 FRYVillages, Seats §x.
ForkneckForrestburn
Forrester
Forrester Hill HouseForseForss
FortarForteviot
Forteviot ManseFort-GeorgeFortingall ManseForthFort HouseForthar (Lime-Works)Fortissat
FossFoss HouseFoss ManseFossawayFoster
FotheringhamFouldenFoulden HouseFoulis
Foulla
Foulstruther
Fountain HallFountain HallFountain HallFountain Hall
FoveranFoveran ManseFowills
FowlestonFowlfordFowles, Easter
Fowlis Gastle
FoyersFrackafield
FrackadaleFrance, Little
Frankfield
Frandville
Freefield
Freefield
Friars CarseFreelandFrendraughtFreswickFreswickFriarton
Friendville
FriockhamFriskiehall
Fruchie, Little
Fryarshall
Post Town.
UphallWhitburnDamheadAberdeenLybster
ThursoBlairgowrie
DunningBridge of EarnArdersier
Fortingall
CarnwathBrovghtyferryKettle
WhitburnPitlochrie
Pitlochrie
Pitlochrie
KinrossLhanbrydeDundeeBerwickBerwickCrieff
LerwickOrmistonTranentPencaitland
AberdeenStowAberdeenEllon
Crieff
KintoreInverkeithing
LocheeEvantonInverness
LerwickTobermoryLibberton
MuirheadAyrOld RainLerwickDumfriesBridge of EarnHuntlyHunaHunaPennycuickAberdeenArbroathDunglassKettle
Melrose
County.
LinlithgowLanarkFife
AberdeenCaithness
Caithness
Perth
Perth
Perth
Inverness
Perth
LanarkForfar
Fife
LanarkPerth
PerthPerth
Kinross
MorayForfar
BerwickBerwickPerth
ZetlandHaddingtonHaddingtonHaddingtonAberdeenMid-LothianAberdeenAberdeenPerth
AberdeenFife
Perth
RossInverness
Zetland
ArgyleMid-LothianLanarkAyrAberdeenZetland
DumfriesPerth
AberdeenCaithness
Caithness
Mid-LothianAberdeenForfar
DumbartonFife
Roxburgh
Occupants, Sfc.
Duncan ShawJohn Orr
MurrayAndrew BlackJohn SutherlandJames Sinclair
Thomas ShawVillage
Rev. R. J. RobertsonGarrisonRev. Alexander Irvine
Village
General George HunterJames ThomasJohn MeekVillage
Alexander CheapeRev. James ArmstrongRev. P. BrydieWilliam RoseMrs FotheringhamVillage
John WilkieVillage
Island
James WatsonUnoccupiedVillage
Mrs Dr CoplandVillage
Andrew RohertsonRev. W. S. WattVillage
Village
Henry Inglis
Rev. Thomas Irvine
Sir Hugh Munro, Bart.
J. M. Grant, Esq.Village
Rev.D.M'ArthurVillage
William HeughJ. R. Mitchell
Sir A. Leith, K.C.B.Village
Mrs CrichtonLord RuthvenAlexander MorrisonLieut. E. Meddley, R.N.Village
James AlstonMalcolm M'KenzieVillage
John KerrVillage
Unoccupied
Villages, Seats, §x.
Fullarton HouseFullarton
FungarthFyvie Castle
GARPost- Town.
TroonPennycuickDunkeldFyvie
County.
AyrMid-LothianPerth
|
Aberdeen
59
Occupants, §~c.
Duke of PortlandJames Raitt
Village
William Gordon
Gadgirth HouseGadrowGainstownGairbraid
Gairie CottageGairloch
Gairloch
Gairloch ManseGairngourGairn Sheal
Galashiels ManseGala HouseGalderGaleside
GallanachGallolawGallotownGalloway HouseGallowflat
Gallowhill
GalreyGalston ManseGamrie ManseGaramount HouseGarbleGarden .
GardensGardenstownGardisting
Gardie HouseGardrumGardyneGareloch CottageGarngad Hill
Gargunnock ManseGargunnock HouseGargustonGarioch Ms,nse
Garlogie Mills
GarmondGarnkirkGarpin
Garpit
GarpleGarriehill
Garrock HouseGarrison.
Garrows
AyrDrymenBerwickMaryhillKirriemuirPoolewePoolewePooleweLesmahagowBallater
Galashiels
Galashiels
Olenelg
CambuslangObanMuirdrumPathheadGarliestown
RutherglenPaisley
MarykirkGalston
BanffSandayMoyKippinMosshankBanffLerwickLerwickFenwickArbroathRoseneath
GlasgowStirling
Stirling
BeaulyPitcaple
SkeneCuminstownMuirheadMayboleFerry-port-on-
CraigMuirMrkShettleston
DairyMillport
Amulree
AyrStirling
BerwickLanarkForfar
RossRossRossLanarkAberdeenSelkirk
Selkirk
Inverness
LanarkArgyleForfar
Fife
WigtonLanarkRenfrewForfar
AyrBanff
OrkneyOrkneyStirling
Zetland
BanffZetland
ZetlandAyrForfar
DumbartonLanarkStirling
Stirling
RossAberdeenAberdeenAberdeenLanarkAyr
Fife
AyrLanarkKirkcudbright
ButePerth
John Joseph BurnetMrs DouglasJ. FenderWilliam WhyteRev. James Stirling
John M'PhersonSir F. A. M'Kenzie, Bt.Rev. James RussellAndrew HamiltonDuke of ClevelandRev. H. M. PhinArchibald GerrardVillage
Village
Dugald M'DougallVillage
Village
Earl of GallowayJohn Robertson ReidMrs SimJames LyallRev. Robert Stirling
Rev. Thomas WilsonRobert Sinclair
William M'QueenJames Stirling
Village
Village
Mrs Barclay
Capt. Wm. C. MouatRobert LindsayAlexander Lyall
Miss AngusWilliam DruryRev. James LawrieMrs Stirling
Robert Trotter
Rev. Henry SimsonA. Madden & Sons,
Village
Mark Sprot
William M'Creath
Peter Auchterlony
John GemmellDr M. MatherWm. Grierson YorstonEarl of GlasgowJohn Campbell
GO GATVillages, Seats, Sfc.
GarscaddenGarscube HouseGart, TheGartacharn Cottage
Gartcloss
GartcowsGartcows (south)
Gartferry
Gartgill
GarthGarthGartmore ManseGarvelGattonside HouseGayfield HouseGarth HouseGarthlandGartincaber
Gartinean HouseGartlick
Gartloch HouseGartly
Gartly Castle
Gartmore HouseGartnagrenachGartness
Gartness
Gartness
Gartsherrie
Gartsherrie HouseGartsherrie Iron WGartshore
GarvaldGarvald HouseGarrallan
Garvel ParkGarvockGarvockGarwaldGaskGask ManseGask HouseGasstownGategill
GateheadGateshawGateside
Gateside
Gateside
Gateside
Gateside
Gateside
Gateside
Gateside
Gateside
Gateside Field
Gattonside
orks
Post-Town.
G L E 63
Villages, Seats, &,%c.
GlenartneyGlenderonGlendevon HouseGlendevonGlendhuGlendoickGlendouglasGlendrissaig
Glenelg ManseGlenduckieGlenduskGlendyeGlendy Mills
Gleneagles HouseGlen Ellrigg
Glenericht
GleneskGlenevis
Glenfalloch HouseGlenfargGlenfernate
Glenfiddoch
Glenfinart
Glenfinglass
Glenfintaig HouseGlenfollock HeadGlenfoot
Glenforslan
Glenfrochan HouseGlenfuir HouseGlengair
GlengalmadaleGlengarnockGlen Grant HouseGlengyle HouseGlenheadGlenhead CottageGlenhinisdale
GlenholmGlen HouseGlen HouseGlenhoveGlenhowalGlen Isla ManseGlenkilrey
Glenkirtle
Glenkindie
Glenlair House
Glenlee ParkGlenlevenGlenlivat
Glen LoganGlenloin
Glenlone
Glenlora
Post- Toivn.
04 GORVillages, Seats, SfC.
GlenlyonGlenlyon HouseGlenmalian, Loch LongGlenmassinGlenmavis (Distillery)
GlenmillGlenmill
Glenmillen \
GlenmonGlenmoragGlenmoreGlenmoriston Distillery
Glenmoriston HouseGlenochGlenogleGlenorchardGlenorchyGlenormistonGlenquaichGlenquaich HouseGlenquoichGlenrulluch HouseGlensandaGlensannoxGlensheiroe
GlenshennoGlenshiel ManseGlenshillish HouseGlensonGlentannerGlentore
Glentruim HouseGlentyanGlenure House
Glenury Distillery
Glenvicoskill
Glenzin
Goatfield
Goatfield HouseGoat MilkGogarGogar BurnGogar CottageGogar HouseGogar MainsGogar MountGogar ParkGoldielea
Golf Hall (Inn)
Golf Hill
Gollanfield
Golt_
GomitraGonar Hall
Gorbal's House
Post- Town.
G R A 65
Villages, Seats, frc.
GordonGordon BankGordon Castle
Gordon ManseGordon's Mill
GordonstonGorebridgeGorebridgeGorgieGorgie CottageGorgie DamheadGorgie MainsGortenfinch
Gortonloisk
Gorthlick
Gorton HouseGosford HouseGoukhallGoukshill
GourdonGourdiehill
Gourdie HouseGourock Castle
Gourock HouseGovandaleGovan ManseGovan ParkGowerville
GracemountGrain BankGrsemeshall HouseGrahamstownGraridholmGrandholm LodgeGrandhomeGrandhome HouseGrandsable Cottage
GrangeGrangeGrangeGrangeGrangeGrangeGrangehallGrangehill
Grangehill
Grange HouseGrange HouseGrange HouseGrange HouseGrange HouseGrange House, EastGrangemuirGrange PansGrangevaleGranitehill
Grantlodge
Post- Town.
66 G R E
Villages, Seats, fyc.
Gran ton
Gran ton HouseGranton LodgeGrantully Castle
GrasshouseGravenGrayhouseGraynes HolmGray's Mill
Greathill
GreenGreenbankGreenbankGreenbankGreenbankGreenbankGreenbankGreenbankGreenbank CottageGreenburnGreenburnGreendykesGreenendGreenendGreenfield
Greenfield
Greenfield
Greenfield
Greenfield
Greenfield LodgeGreengairs
GreenhaughGreenhead HouseGreenhill
Greenhill
Greenhill
Greenhill
Greenhill
Greenhill
Greenhill
Greenhill Cottage'
Greenhill CottageGreenhill HouseGreenholmGreenknoweGreenlandGreenlawGreenlawGreenlaw HouseGreenlaw MainsGreenlaw ManseGreenloaningGreenoakhillGreenock MainsGreen ParkGreenside
Greenside House
Post-Toivn.
Moffat
EdinburghAberdeenAberf'eldy
GlammisMossbankInchture
MoniaiveSlateford
Strathaven
Shettleston
DairyAnnanBlairgowrie
GovanEdinburghNewton MearnsPartick
RutherglenWhitburnAuchmillTranentAirdrie
Libberton
CumminstouneShettleston
HamiltonStrathaven
Newton MearnsLasswadeAirdrie
GovanGovanLochmabenStirling
KelsoSalyslurgh
Rutherglen
Rutherglen
Paisley
EdinburghStrathaven
Paisley
KilmarnockLinlithgow
DunnetPaisley
Newton MearnsCastle-DouglasPennycuickGreenlawBracoShettleston
MuirkirkLibberton
LargoCoatbridge
County.
DumfriesMid-LothianAberdeenPerth
Forfar
ZetlandForfar
DumfriesMill-LothianLanarkLanarkAyrDumfriesPerth
LanarkMid-LothianRenfrewRenfrewLanarkLinlithgowAberdeenHaddingtonLanarkMid-LothianAberdeenLanarkLanarkLanarkRenfrewMid-LothianLanarkLanarkLanarkDumfriesStirling
RoxburghLanarkLanarkLanarkRenfrewMid-LothianLanarkRenfrewAyrStirling
Caithness
RenfrewRenfrewKirkcudbright
Mid-LothianBerwickPerth
LanarkAyrMid-LothianFife
Lanark
Occupants, Sfc.
Thomas JardineGraham Spiers
Mrs RossEarl of LauderdaleVillage
Village
James FarquharsonA. G. Young, M.D.M. CochranHugh VallanceJohn Pettigrew WilsonJames ThomsonJames Scott
Thomas SouterW. Davidson BlairWilliam ParkJohn HamiltonMoses HunterMrs AndersonVillage
Village
A. CuthbertsonVillage
Village
John PyperCharles ForbesRobert HamiltonJames YoungPeter ColquhounJohn Miller
Village
Alexander ReidRobert GalbraithVillage
John RobertsonDuke of RoxburghAlexander GovanWilliam DenholmWalter Miller
James PollockJ. Menzies of Pitfodels
Rev. Robert YoungJames DunnVillage
Miss WilsonJohn DudgeonMrs DennistonJohn HarvieJohn NapierGeorge SomervilleRev. A. HumeVillage
Robert ScottWilliam BrownFrancis Graham
Sivright
George Lish
70 H I L
Villages, Seats, Sfc.
Hazelfield
HazelheadHazelvvoodHeadsHeadswood CottageHeadwellHeartfield
HeatcotHeatheryhallHeatheryleysHeathmountHeathparkHeckHedderwickHeitonHelenertown or
PadanaramHelenessHelensdale
Hellister
HelmsdaleHempriggsHenderside ParkHenselHeoganHeoglandHerbertshire HouseHeriotHeriotbankHeriotfield
Heriothall
HermandHermiston MainsHermitage HouseHermitage ParkHerportHetheriehaughHeveraHighamHighfield CottageHighfield HouseHighlawsHightreeHill
Hill
Hill BankHillend
Hillend
Hillend
Hillfoot
Hillfoot
Hillgarth
Hillhead
BillheadHillhead
Hillhead
Hillhead
Post- Toivn.
Castle-DouglasAberdeenCraig- Ellachie
Strathaven
DennyDunfermlineFearnAberdeenGovanDamheadNairnBlairgowrie
LochmabenMontroseKelso
Kirriemuir
LerwickLerwickLerwickHelmsdaleWickKelsoLauriston
LerwickLerwickDennyStowHorndeanKelsoLauderWest Calder
HermistonLeith
Leith
BroadfordMoffat
LerwickNewburghBeaulyBeaulyAyton
LochmabenMoniaveLoanBlairgowrie
Inverkcithing
UphallAirdrie
DollarCupar-AngusLerwickPartick
Pollokshaws
Ardersier
Strathaven
Dunkeld
County.
KirkcudbrightAberdeenBanff
LanarkStirling
Fife
RossAberdeenLanarkPerthNairnPerthDumfriesForfar
Roxburgh
Forfar
Zetland
ZetlandZetlandSutherland
Caithness
RoxburghKirkcudbrightZetland
ZetlandStirling
Mid-LothianBerwickRoxburghBerwickMid-LothianMid-LothianMid-LothianMid-LothianInverness
DumfriesZetland
Fife
RossRossBerwickDumfriesDumfriesStirling
PerthFife
LinlithgowLanarkClackmannanForfar
ZetlandLanarkRenfrewInverness
LanarkPerth
Oca/pants, §-c.
James ThomsonMrs Helen F. RobertsoqMrs M. ForsythVillage
Robert CampbellMrs CampbellDuncan RossJohn Garrioch
Mrs EastonGeorge BogieGeorge AndrewsJohn ThainVillage
Village
Village
Village
Francis HeddellL. DuncanVillage
Rev. John M'DonaldLord Duffus
John WaldieJ. CunninghamVillage
Village
Mrs Forbes of Callendai
Rev. R. CourtMrs Isabella Heriot
J. B. OgdenRobert MeasonThomas MaitlandWilliam Porteous
J. G. DavidsonC. and E. WoodKenneth M'AskieMrs Robert ToddVillage
Robert WalkerJ. F. Gellanders
Mrs Gellanders
James RentonVillage
Mrs CorsonWilliam CalderMajor John ClarkVillage
Thomas Gillespie
Walter LoganJohn Macarthur Moir
Souter
L. Edmonstone, M.D.James GibsonJohn MaxwellCharles SmithJoseph Allison
George Orred
HOLVillages, Seats, $•<?.
Hillhead
llillhead
Hillhead (South)
Hill HouseHill HouseHill HouseHillhouse CottageHillhousefield HouseHillhouseridge
HillowtoaHillside
Hillside
Hillside
Hillside
Hillside
Hillswick
HillswoodHillton
Hillview
Hilton
Hilton
HiltonHilton
Hilton
Hilton CottageHilton HouseHirsel, TheHobkirk ManseHoddara Castle
Hoddam ManseIIoddam TownHogartstaHogganfieldHollandHollden Mill
Hollows Mill
HolmHolmHolmHolm Cottage
Holme
HolmesHolmes HouseHolmes, TheHolmfauldheadHolmfootHolm Forge
Holmhead
Holmhead HouseHolm Hill
Holm Hill
Helm HouseHolm WoodHoly BushHolydean
Post- Town.
Lilliesleaf
MusselburghNcivton-MearnsCreetownKilmarnockLauderFenwicTt
Leith
Shotts
Castle-DouglasSaline
LockerbyAberdourMontroseHillside
LerwickRathoBeaulyCupar-AngusPortmahomackTainMilnathortDingwallHorndeanLasswadeWoodsideColdstreamHawickEcclefechan
Ecclefechan
Ecclefechan
LerwickSpringburnKirkwallBonhill
CanonbieKirkwallCathcartKirkwall
Kirkintilloch
Cawdor
UphallKilmarnockSt Boswell's
GovanLanarkBellshill
Kirhpatrick- \Durham \
Cathcart
ThornhillDunblaneNew GallowayBothioell
DalrympleMelrose
County.
RoxburghMid-LothianRenfrewKirkcudbrightAyrBerwickAyrMid-LothianLanarkKirkcudbrightFife
DumfriesFife
Forfar
KincardineZetland
Mid-LothianRossForfar
RossRossKinross
RossBerwickMid-LothianAberdeenBerwickRoxburghDumfriesDumfriesDumfriesZetland
LanarkOrkneyDumbartonDumfriesOrkneyRenfrewOrkneyDumbarton
Inverness
LinlithgowAyrRoxburghLanarkLanarkLanark
Kirkcudbright
RenfrewDumfriesPerthKirkcudbright
LanarkAyrRoxburgh
Occupants, Sfc.
John YoungJames VernorAndrew GilmourCaptain GrantHenry M'KerrellWilliam MoffatAlexander PickenGeorge BerryRobert WalkerAllan Bell
Alexander Colville
C. StewartWilliam FraserVillage
Robert ShandRobert LeiskWilliam Hill
Donald M'LennanMiss GordonWilliam RossVillage
Robert NelsonDuncan DavidsonThomas BalmerT. A. TuckyJohn ConnorEarl of HomeRev. John EwenGeneral SharpeRev. Robert MenziesVillage
Village
Village
Thomas Traill
Village
John GrahamRev. Peter BuchanRobert ThomsonRev. Andrew SmithDavid Findlay
( Major-Gen. Sir John
I Rose, K.C.B.James Hill
James Fairlie
Col. Sir H. Fairfax, Bt.
George RowanMiss HowisonRobert Donald
James Crosbie
James BuntonMiss DouglasMrs Moray, sen.
John Eden Spalding
Miss WilkieCharles Harris
Robert Blaikia
76 K E L
Villages, Seats, SfC.
JedbankJeffertown
JerdanstoneJerdonfield
Jerviston
Jerviswood HouseJerviswood MainsJohn o' Groats
JohnshavenJohnston BurnJohnston LodgeJohnston ManseJohnston Place
Johnston's Mill
Johnstone Castle
Jolly Fergus, Easter
Jolly HouseJoppaJordanhill HouseJordanston HouseJuniper GreenJura HouseJura ManseJustice Hall
Post- Town.
JedburghKettle
MeigleJedburghHolytownLanarkLanarkHunaBervie
Blaekshiels
LaurencekirkJohnston BridgeAberdeenLargoJohnstone
Alyth
Alness
AyrRenfrewMeigleColintonLochgilpheadLochgilpheadLauder
County.
RoxburghFife
Perth
RoxburghLanarkLanarkLanarkCaithness
KincardineHaddingtonKincardineDumfriesAberdeenFife
RenfrewPerth
RossAyrRenfrewPerth
Mid-LothianArgyleArgyleBerwick
Occupants, Sfc.
John Craigie
Village
George KnightJohn S. NewbiggingMrs Major DrysdaleGeorge Baillie
John Stodart
Noted Place
Village
Thomas MaitlandAlexander GibbonRev. Dr Colvin
George Birnie
Village
Lud. HoustonDavid Miller
Sir Cornwall Leigh, Bt.
Village
James SmithMrs DrummondVillage
Colin CampbellRev. Alex. KennedyW. Sharp
K
Kaeside
K E T 77
Villages, Seats, frc.
Kells
Kell's-as-Mall
KellyKelso ManseKeltonKelton ManseKelton MainsKelty Bridge
Kelty Castle
Kelvin BankKelvindale
Kelvingrove
Kemback HouseKemnayKemnay (Academy)Kemnay HouseKemnay ManseKemyshallKenchilish
KenechrineKeneculish (North)Kenfield
KengarairKenknockKenleith (Paper-mill)
KenlochKenlochlaighKenmore ManseKenmure Castle
Kenneil Mills
KennetKennet HouseKennetpans HouseKennoway ManseKennoway BurnsKennox HouseKeoldale
Kepp, or ArnpriorKepplestonKeppochKeppochKeppoch HouseKeppoch LodgeKerchesters
KerelawKerfield HouseKergurthKerrouKerrowKerrowzairKerrycroyKerse HouseKerse HouseKersiebank HouseKersisdale
Kersweli HouseKettins
Past- Town.
78 K I LVillages, Seats, §-c.
Kettlehill
Kettyfield
Kiel BenderlochKieldonnanKilbagie
Kilbagie
Kilbarnan ManseKil berry
Kirkside
Kilblean (Glenshira)Kilblean
Kilbrandon ManseKilbride (West)Kilbride ManseKilbrvde Castle
KilbuchoKilburhoKilburnie ManseKileadyowKilcalmonell & KilberryKilchearanKilchoman ManseKilchrenan ManseKilchrist
Kilchtirn CastleKilcolmkill
KilcomaigKilconquhar
Kilconquhar House
KilcoyKilcraig
Kildabister
Kildallory
Kildalton
Kildalton ManseKildonanKildonanKildonan CastleKildonanKildrachat
KildrummieKildrummy
Kildrummy Cottage
Kildrummy ManseKilduff .
:
KileanKilean ManseKileraigan
Kilfinan ManseKilfinan HouseKilfinchean
KilgourKilgowrie Know HouseKilgraston
Kilinver
Post- Town.
Kettle
MelroseBonawArisaig
Alloa
KincardineBeaulyTarbertSt CyrusInverarv
Old MeldrumEasdaleWest KilbrideArdrossanDunblaneRaehan MillBiggarKilburnie
Carluke
TarbertA ppinBowmoreKilchrenanCampbeltonDalmallyGolspie
TarbertColinsburgh
Colinsburgh
BeaulyDundeeLerwickCampbeltonBowmoreBowmoreUllapool
GirvanLamlashHelmsdaleStoneykirk
NairnMossat
Mossat
Mossat r •
HaddingtonTarbertTarbertRoseneath
Kilfinan
InvergarryArosFalklandFalklandBridge of EarnOban
County.
Fife
RoxburghArgyleInverness
ClackmannanClackmannanRossArgyleKincardineArgyleAberdeenArgyleAyrButePerth
Peebles
LanarkAyrLanarkArgyleArgyleArgyleArgyleArgyleArgyleSutherlandArgyleFife
Fife|
Inverness
Forfar
Zetland
ArgyleArgyleArgyleRossAyrButeSutherlandWigtonNairnAberdeen
Aberdeen ]
AberdeenHaddingtonArgyleArgyleDumbartonArgyleInverness
ArgyleFife
Fife
Perth
Argyle
Occupants, SfC.
Village
Lawrence GlassVillage
J. MacdonaldCol. TytlerRobert Stein
Rev. D. KennedyJohn CampbellGeo. Thos. StraitonDuncan M'KechnieAlexander Man sonRev. Finlay M'PhersonRev. Thomas FinlayRev.DrA.M'NaughtonSir Jas. Campbell, Bart. I
Village
W. & J. GibsonRev. Robert UrquhartVillage
Rev. John M'ArthurJames M'NicolRev. Alex. CameronRev. Wm. FraserDugald M'TavishMarquis of BreadalbaneGabriel ReedDugald Sinclair
Rev. Dr William FerrieMajor-Gen era] Sir H.
]
Bethune, Bart.William MurrayChristopher Ken-Village
John E. CampbellRev. A. M'TavishArchibald M'TavishVillage
Rigby WasonUnoccupiedRev. James CampbellThomas M'ChleryWT
illiam SimpsonVillage
Lieutenant-Colonel C. I
E. Gordon, R.A.Rev. A. ReidWilliam Bell
Village
Rev. Donald M'DonaldVillage
Rev. Joseph StarkEwen CameronDugald M'LauchlanRobert DunRev. John ElrickJohn GrantRev. Dr D. Campbell
K I L 79
Villages, Seats, 3,-c.
Kilkerran
KilkerranKilkivan
Killandine
KillarowKillclaw
Kil learn HouseKillearn ManseKilleekie
Killermont HouseKillichassie
Killichiolle
Killichonan
Killihassie
Killicranky
Killigartney
Killmonivaig ManseKillnay BarnKillochan Castle
Killyleoch
KilniadockKilrnahoyKilmalcomKilrualie ManseKilmanyKilmardinnyKilmaronaigKilmaron Castle
Kilraarten
KilmartenKilraarten
Kilmaurs ManseKilmenyKilmichael GlassaryKilmichael HouseKilmichael HouseKilmodanKilmolinKilmorackKilmoreKilmorichKilmorie HouseKilraory ManseKilmoteKilmuirKilmuir, Easter
Kilmuir ManseKilmunKilmuxKilnknowKilnsidc HouseKilpatrick
Kilpatrick (New)Kilpatrick (Old)
Kilquhanity
Post-Town.
K I P 81
Villages, Seats, $*c.
KingsknowesKingsmeadowsKing's Mills
King's Mills
KingsmuirKingstonKingstonKingussie ManseKininvie
Kinkell
Kinleith
KinlochKinlochKinlochKinlochKinlochbervie
Kinloch HouseKinlochlichart
Kinloch ManseKinlochmoidartKinlochmoidartKinlochmoidartKinloehspelvie
Kinloss
KinmountKinmundyKinmundyKinnaberKinnairdKinnairdKinnaird Castle
Kinnaird HouseKinnaird HouseKinnaird HouseKinnairdy Castle
Kinneder, LowerKinneder, UpperKinneff ManseKinneil HouseKinnelarKinneil HouseKinneil ManseKinnesswoodKinnethmountKinnettas
Kinnettles
Kinnettles
Kinnettles
KinnistonKinnordyKinraidKinraraKinrara, SouthKinross HouseKinsteary
Kintail
Kipford
Post- Town.
Slateford
Peebles
Inverness
KennowayForfar
Dirleton
GarmouthKingussieCraig Ellachie
DingwallCurrieBlairgowrie
AmulreeMeigleAuchtermuchtyScourie
AuchtermuchtyGameKinloch RannochKinlochmoidartStrontian
Kinlochmoidart
AuchnacraigForres
AnnanMintlawSkeneMontroseCarronInchsture
BrechinAuchtermuchtyDunkeldFalkirk
AberchirderSaline
Saline
Bervie
Bo'ness
BlackburnKillin
ArbroathKinrossRhynie
Strathpeffer
Forfar
Forfar
GlammisKinrossKirriemuirLinwilg
Linwilg
LinwilgKinrossNairnLochalshDalbeattie
County.
Mid-LothianPeebles
Inverness
Fife
Forfar
HaddingtonElginInverness
Banff-
RossMid-LothianPerth
Perth
Perth
Fife
SutherlandFife
RossPerthInverness
Inverness
Inverness
ArgyleElginDumfriesAberdeenAberdeenForfar
Stirling
Perth
Forfar
Fife
Perth
Stirling
BanffFife
Fife
KincardineLinlithgowAberdeenPerthForfar
KinrossAberdeenRossForfar
Forfar
Forfar
Kinross
Forfar
Inverness
Inverness
Inverness
Kinross
NairnRossKirkcudbright
Occupants, Sj-c
A. Belfrage
Lady Anne HayGeorge Inglis
William FraserVillage
Alexander DixonVillage
Rev. Geo. ShepherdGeo. A. Young Leslie
Charles ClarkeLawrence CunninghamGeorge HoggCharles CampbellGeorge KinlochJames BogieRev. Robert ClarkeCharles KinnearJ. R. M'KenzieRev. John M'DonaldWilliam RobertsonA. StewartAlex. StewartRev. D. StewartRev. Wm. RobertsonD. A. CarruthersJames FergusonWilliam GibsonMrs AndersonVillage
Rev. John SpenceSir Jas. Carnegie, Bart.
John Pitcairn
Dowager Lady GlenlyonC.L. Cum. Bruce, M.PMrs SmithJames M'IntoshMiss OliphantRev. Thos. BrownUnoccupiedRev. Robert FiddesMiss WalkerRev. George WalkerRev. Wm. M'KelvieRev. Wm. MintyAlexander M'GregorJ. I. Harvey, H.E.I.C.S.
Rev. Robert LunanMrs HarveyJohn Beveridge
Charles Lyall
James Russell
Duke of RichmondJohn M'IntoshSir G. Montgomery, Bt.
Lt.-Col. John GordonRev. James MorrisonVillage
82 K I R
Villages, Seats, &rc.
KippilawKippin HouseKippinross
KipplestonKippleston Cottage
KippsKirbride
Kirdells
Kirkabister
KirkandrewsKirkbankKirkbean ManseKirkbrae Cottage
KirkbrideKirkchrist
KirkclaughKirkconnell
KirkconnellKirkdale
KirkdenKirkennanKirkettle
Kirkfield BankKirkfield HouseKirkfordKirkforther FensKirkforther HouseKirkgunzeonKirkgunzeonKirkhall
Kirkhill
Kirkhill
Kirkhill
Kirkhill
Kirkhill
Kirkhill HouseKirkhill HouseKirkhillocks
Kirkibost
Kirkinner ManseKirklandKirklandKirklandKirklandKirklandKirklandKirklandKirkland CottageKirkland LodgeKirkland ParkKirkland (Works)Kirklands
KirklandsKirklandsKirklinton
Kirklinton
Kirklinton Hall
Post- Town.
L O C 89
Villages, Seats, §"C.
Linton, West, ManseLintran HouseLintrathen
Lintrose1 LinwoodLisbon HutLismore ManseListon, OldListonshiels
Little BrechinLittle ColonsayLittle Kintrie
Little Larg HouseLittle Mill
Little RossLittleton HouseLittle VantageLittlewood ParkLivelands
Livingston
Livingston ManseLoanheadLoaninghill
Loaningside
Loans
Lochaber, Mission of
Loch AchrayLochalineLochaline HouseLochanbreck WellLochansLochansLochard LodgeLochbankLochbuy HouseLochcarron ManseLochcoteLoch Catrine
Lochdhu
LochdoieganLoch DomeLochendLochendLochendLochendLochendLocherbank House
Locherwoods, Upper
Lochgair HouseLochgarry HouseLochgellyLochgelly HouseLochgoilheadLochgoilhead
Post- Town.
NoblehouseInverness
Kirriemuir
Coupar-AngusPaisley
LanarkAppinKirkliston
KirknewtonBrechinUlvaPencaitland
CrocketfordMontroseKirkcudbrightGirvanKirknewtonAlfordStirling
Mid-CalderMid-C alder
Airdrie
UphallHolywoodTroon
Corpach
Callander
MorvernMorvernLauriston
Strontian
Stranraer
AberfoyleCastle-DouglasAuchnacraigLochcarronLinlithgowCallander
Nairn
Gilston
Callander
Olaberry
EdinburghDunbarDunnetCarnoustieKilbarchan
Clarencefield
LochgilpheadKinloch RannochKirkcaldy
KirkcaldyCairndowCairndow
County.
Peebles
Inverness
Forfar
Forfar
RenfrewLanarkArgyleMid-LothianMid-LothianForfar
ArgyleHaddingtonGallowayForfar
Kirkcudbright
AyrMid-LothianAberdeenStirling
LinlithgowLinlithgowLanarkLinlithgowDumfriesAyr
Inverness \
PerthArgyleArgyleKirkcudbrightInverness
WigtownPerthKirkcudbrightArgyleRossLinlithgowPerth
Nairn -j
Kirkcudbright
PerthOrkneyMid-LothianHaddingtonCaithness
Forfar
Renfrew
Dumfries
ArgylePerthFife
Fife
ArgyleArgyle
Occupants, $-e.
Rev. A. M. Forrester
William Falconer
Rev. Francis CannanMungo MurrayVillage
Mrs WilsonRev. Gregor M'GregorJohn AllanJames AitkenVillage
Island
Village
Alexander CavetCol. Hercules RennyLighthouseAlexander Patterson
James WaterstonPatrick GrassickJohn MurrayVillage
Rev. J. M. RobertsonVillage
William Flint
'
Village
Village
Rev. Donald M'Intyre,
(Missionary)LochVillage
John Sinclair
Robert LandsboroughL. ChisholmVillage
Robert DickJames Lidderdale
Murdoch MaclaineRev. John M'KenzieJoseph Hume, Esq.
LochMajor-General W. A.
Gordon, C.B.James Affleck
LochWilliam YoungThomas Oliver
Sir Geo. Warrender, Bt.
William Sinclair
James DavidsonWm. & H. M. FrameCaptain A. Borthwick,R.N.
D. Campbell PatersonCol. J. M'Donald, C.B.Village
John HendersonRev. John M'DougallVillage
90 LOGVillages, Scats, §x.
LochheadLochiehcadLochindalLocliinlee
Loch Invar
Lochinvar LodgeLoch Kinard LodgeLochlandsLochleeLochleven Castle
LochlubnaigLochluchart LodgeLochmaben Castle
Lochmaben ManseLochmaddyLochmaddyLochmaddjr HouseLochmalonieLochmillLochmill HouseLochnaw Castle
Lochnell HouseLochoreLochridgeLochruttonLochryan HouseLochsLochsbangieLochsbiel
LochsideLocbsideLochside
Lochstenestead
Lochton HouseLocbtulla LodgeLochty BridgeLochuisgLoch VennocherLoch VennocberLoch Voil
Lochwinnoch Manse
Lock 16
Lockerbie HouseLodaigLodgehill
Logan BankLogan HouseLogan HouseLogan HouseLogieLogieLogieLogieLogieLogie
Post- Town.
AberdeenAuchtermuchtyCarrbridgeDunscoreGolspie
Castle-DouglasAberfeldyMayboleBrechinKinross
Callander
DingwallLochmabenLochmabenDunveganDunveganLochmaddyCuparNewburghKirriemuirStranraer
BonawBlair-AdamStewarton
DumfriesCairnryanStornowayKintoreStrontian
New CumnockLesmahagowLochwinnochDunoonInchture
DalmallyKirkcaldyKingah-loch
Callander
Callander
Callander
Lochwinnoch
Camelon
LockerbieBonawNairnPennycuickCumnockLesmahagowStranraer
Forres
Forres
Ullapool
CuparNewburghBridge of Allan
County.
AberdeenFife
Elgin
DumfriesSutherland
KirkcudbrightPerthAyrForfar
KinrossPerthRossDumfriesDumfriesInverness
Inverness
Inverness
Fife
Fife
Forfar
WigtonArgyleKinrossAyrKirkcudbrightWigtownRossAberdeenInverness
AyrLanarkRenfrewArgylePerth
.
Argyle'
Fife
ArgylePerth
Perth
PerthRenfrew
Occnpunts, Sfc.
Peter CheyneMiss JaneArnottR. M. Oliver
Burgess
Stirling
DumfriesArgyleNairnMid-LothianAyrLanarkWigtownMorayMorayRossFife
Fife
Stirling
D. M'DonaldJames OswaldEarl of LauderdaleJames KennedyRev. Alexander ToddSir G. Montgomery, BtLochJames R. M'KenzieIn ruins
Rev. T. MarjoribanksCharles ShawDuncan ShawLord M'DonaldDr Carstairs
Andrew WilkieRev. John BuchanSir Andrew Agnew, Bt.Archibald CampbellSir Walter Scott, Bt.David ProvanRev. T. Inglis
Sir J. A. A. Wallace, Bt.Rev. Robert FinlaysonVillage
Alexander M'DonaldSamuel GirdwoodVillage
Mrs BarrVillage
Patrick KinnearMarquis of BreadalbaneHamletDonald M'LarenLochLochLochRev. Robert Smith{A Village, and Junc-
tion of Forth andUnion Canals
Robert J. DouglasVillage
Major MurrayH. M. Inglis
Wm. A. CunninghamWilliam TodLt.-Col. Js. MacdowallRev. A. EwingJ. EwingVillage
Village
David SimpsonRev. W. Robertson
92
Tillages, Seats, $-c.
LunanLunanbankLunanheadLuncartyLundLunderstonLundie and Fowlis
Lundie HouseLundie Mill
LunnaLuscar HouseLusetter
Luss ManseLustilawLuthermuirLuthrie
Lybster HouseLylestonLylestonLymphoyLyndaleLyneLyne CottageLynedochLynehorkLynturkLynviorLyonston
M A
M A R 93
Villages, Seats, fyc. Post- Town.
Mains of RannesMains of RhynieMains, "West
Mainsriddle
Makerstown
Makerstown House
MallenyMallsford
Maltivie
MamonManarManbeen Distillery
Manderston HouseMannerMannofield
Manor HouseMansfield
Manse HouseMansefield
Mansefield
Mansefield HouseManuelManuel Burn Bridge
Manxmarr's LakeMaquistonMarchburn HouseMarchfield
Marcbland
Marchmont House
Marcus LodgeMarionville
MarkMarkwerthMarkwoodMarleyMarnocb ManseMan- LodgeMarsb HouseMarshall MeadowsMarybro
1
MaryburgbMaryburghMaryfleld
Maryfield
Maryfield
Man-field Cottage
Maryfield Cottage
Maryhill
Marykirk ManseMarylandMaryportMarytonMarytown, or, TheFensMarytownMarywell
BuckieRhynieCallander
Southwick
Kelso
Kelso
BalernoDalkeith
Alness
Roseneath
Keith Hall
ElginDunsePeebles
AberdeenMusselburghLargsDumbartonLesmahagowNew CumnockNew CumnockLinlithgowLinlithgowKirkcudbright
Thornhill
DunoonPaisley
Lammingtoune
Dunse
Forfar
EdinburghCreetownPaisley
MayboleBlairgowrie
AberchirderBraemarCanonbieBerwickDingwallBlair-AdamDingwallHamiltonLeslie
PennycuickBanchoryTurriff
ElginMarykirkGovanStranraer
MontroseKirriemuir
NewportArbroath
County.
BanffAberdeenPerthKirkcudbright
Roxburgh
Roxburgh <
Mid-LothianMid-LothianRossDumbartonAberdeenMorayBerwickPeebles
AberdeenMid-LothianAyrDumbartonLanarkAyrAyrStirling
Stirling
Kirkcudbright
DumfriesArgyleRenfrewLanark
Berwick -j
ForfarMid-LothianKirkcudbrightRenfrewAyrPerthBanffAberdeenDumfriesBerwickRossKinross
RossLanarkFife
Mid-LothianKincardine
AberdeenMorayKincardine
LanarkWigtownForfar
Forfar
Fife
Forfar
Occupants, frc.
Walter AdamsJohn GordonJames MarshallVillage
Rev. David HogarthGen. Sir Thomas Mac-
dougall Brisbane, Bt.
C. G. Scott
Village
John MurdochColin CampbellJames GordonYoung & LawsonHon. Mrs J. Maitland
Rev. Jas. CruickshankVillage
Col. Spens, E.I.C.S.
Dr LangMrs LangRev. Thomas BurnsVillage
Sir C. T. Monteath, Bt.
J. BayleyVillage
Village
James LawrieJohn MortonJames Forbes
Village
Sir Hugh Purves HumeCampbell, Bt., M.P.
Col. T. R. SwinburnSamuel Clark
Mrs M'LeanJames MaxwellWilliam FergusonDavid BrownRev. John EdwardsDuke of Leeds
Col. Nicol A. MeinWilliam MurrayVillage
Village
Rev. George M'LeodMrs BoyesMrs David Johnstone
William BrownGeorge L. A. DouglasJames DonaldWilliam YoungRev. Alex. C. LowWilliam GilmourAlexander M'DowallRev. Andw. Fergusson
Village
Village
Village
94 M E A
Villages, Seats, §x.
MassendieuMastertonMastertownMauchline Castle
MauldMauldslie Castle
Maule's BankMaulesdenMaulsideMaumMauricewoodMavisbankMavisbankMavisbankMavisbankMavisbankMavisbushMavisbush CottageMavisgroveMawcarseMawlinMaxpoffle
Maxton CottageMaxton ManseMaxwellheughMaxwelltonMaxwelltonMaxwellton House
Maxwellton House
MaxwelltownMaybole ManseMayday CottageMayen HouseMayfieldMayfield, Trinity
MayshadeMayville
M'CubbingtonM'MurdostonMeadowbankMeadowbankMeadowbank CottageMeadowbank HouseMeadowbank HouseMeadowbank PlaceMeadowfieldMeadowheadMeadowheadMeadowbeadMeadow HouseMeadow Mill
Meadow ParkMeadowsideMeadowsideMearnskirkMearns
Post- Town.
KelsoDalkeithInverkeithing
MauchlineBeaulyCarluke
Carnoustie
BrechinBeith
Inverary
PennycuiekAirdrie
BanchoryLoanheadGovanMelroseLasswadeLasswadeDumfriesMilnathort
Pitlochrie
St Boswell's
St Boswell's
St BosweU'sKelsoEast Kilbride
Paisley
Paisley
Moniave
DumfriesMayboleGullan
RothiemayBarrhitl
EdinburghLoanheadStevenston
DunscoreDunscoreGlasgowEdinburghBothwell
PolmontKirknewtonPartick
Corstorphine
West ColderAirdrie
LibbertonCorstorphine
TranentGlasgowPartick
Airdrie
Newton MearnsNewton Mearns
County.
RoxburghMid-LothianFife
AyrInverness
LanarkForfar
Forfar
AyrArgyleMid-LothianLanarkKincardineMid-LothianLanarkRoxburghMid- LothianMid-LothianKirkcudbrightKinrossPerth
RoxburghRoxburghRoxburghRoxburghLanarkRenfrewRenfrew
Dumfries
KirkcudbrightAyrHaddingtonBanff
AyrMid-LothianMid-LothianAyrDumfriesDumfriesStirling
Mid-LothianLanarkStirling
Mid-LothianLanarkMid-LothianMid-LothianLanarkMid-LothianMid-LothianHaddingtonLanarkLanarkLanarkRenfrewRenfrew
Occupants, Sfc.
William WhitelockVillage
Village
Mrs HamiltonAlexander FraserNot occupiedJames MontgomerieThomas BinnyAndrew MitchellMrs TurnerJames DicksonPatrick RankineHarvey HallGeo. Clark ArbuthnotHector M'DonaldMrs Capt. StedmanJohn DinningJohn SimsonMrs M'MurdoJames SimpsonVillage
William Bisset
The Misses W. RamsayRev. John ThomsonVillage
Village
William Barr, jun.Colonel Fultonf Vice-Admiral Sir R.
( Laurie, Bt. K.C.B.Burgh of BaronyRev. Andrew ThomsonWilliam JansonWilliam DuffThomas D. RotchMaj.-Gen. Pitman, C.B.Robert HunterCaptain John BrownRev. Mathew Beattie
M'KinnellJohn MilneRobert W. AitkenGeorge CrawfordJ. G. HopkirkLord MeadowbankAlex. J. D. D'OrseyMrs WilsonJohn GrahamDr John RobertsonThomas TorranceJohn LawrieVillage
Andrew TenantAdam GrahamWilliam ForrestVillage
Rev. Dr D. M'Kellar
96 M 1 L
Villages, Seats, fyc.
Middlefleld HouseMiddlehaughMiddlemuirMiddle OrdMiddletonMiddletoaMiddletonMiddletonMiddleton HouseMiddleton HouseMiddleton Kerse
MiddowbankMidfield
Midfield
Midfield
MidgarthMidholmMid-LockerwoodsMidlem Mill
MidmarMidmar Castle
MidmillMidshiels
Midstrath
MilbankMilbankMilbankMilbankMilburnMile-endMilesmarkMilheughMilkbankMilkhousesMill of RahearMillbrae
Millbrae
Millbrex
MillburnMillburnMillburn CottageMillburn HouseMillburn TowerMillcraig
MilldeansMillearne
Miller Hill, Easter
Miller Hill, WesterMillerston
Millfield
Millfield
Millfield
Millfield HouseMillhall
MillhaughMillholm Paper-MillMilliganton
Post- Town.
98 M O R
Villages, Seats, ^c.
Moffat
Moffat Easter
Moffat Grove Cot tonWs.Moffat HouseMoffat Paper-Mills
Mollance HouseMollenburnMonaltrie HouseMonarMonboddoMoncrieffe HouseMoness HouseMoneydieMoniack Easter
Moniack Castle
Moniave ManseMonievairdMonifieth
MonikeeMonimailMonkcastleMonkcastleMonkland HouseMonkland Manse (old)
Monkland Manse (new)
MonkriggMonkstableMonkstadtMonkstonMonktonMonkton CottageMonkton HallMonkton ManseMonktonhallMonkwoodMonorganMonquhitter ManseMonreithMonreithMontague CottageMontgreenanMontrave HouseMonxheadMonymusk HouseMonzieMonzieMonzie Castle
MoonzieMoorendMoorfield
Moorfield
Moor LodgeMoor ParkMooritoneMorarMordingtonMordington House
Post- Town.
100 M U N
Villages, Seats, fyc.
Mount Melville
Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant
Mount Quharie HouseMount Stuart
Mount Teviot
Mount Ulston
Mount VernonMount VernonMousebankMousedaleMousewaldMousewald Place
MoyMoy Hall
Moy HouseMoy ManseMuchal (E. C.)
MuckMuckairnMuckart ManseMugdockMugdock Castle
Mugdrum HouseMugie MossMuiravonside HouseMuiravonside ManseMuirbankMuirburnMuiredgeMuirendMuirendMuirfield
MuirfootMuirheadMuirheadMuir HouseMuir HouseMuirieston
MuirmadyenMuir of OrdMuirshiels
MuirtonMuirton HouseMuirton HouseMuirtownMulberry BankMuldergMuldronMull of KintyreMullochardMunchesMungasdale
Post- Town.
St AndrewsThursoNewburghBothivell
Paisley
Peterhead
DysartCuparRothesayJedburghJedburghShettleston
LibbertonLanarkAppinDumfriesDalbeattie
DingwallMoyForres
MoyHillside
Arisaig
BonawMuckartStrathblane
Strathblane
NewburghAuchmillLinlithgowLinlithgowRutkerglen
Strathaven
Kettle
Cathcart
Cathcart
GullanFushie BridgeCuparFruchieBo'ness
CramondMid-CalderBellshill
BeaulyLochwinnochInverness
DingwallBervie
BeaulyGlasgowTainShotts
Carapbellton
CarrbridgeDalbeattie
Poolewe
County. Occupants, Sfc.
Fife
Caithness
Fife
LanarkRenfrewAberdeenFife
Fife
ButeRoxburghRoxburghLanarkMid-LothianLanarkArgyleDumfriesDumfriesRossInverness
MorayInverness
KincardineInverness
ArgylePerthStirling
Stirling
Fife
AberdeenStirling
Stirling
LanarkLanarkFife
RenfrewRenfrewHaddingtonMid-LothianFife
Fife
LinlithgowMid-LothianMid-LothianLanarkRossRenfrewInverness
RossKincardineInverness
LanarkRossMid-LothianArgyleElginKirkcudbright
Ross
John Whyte Melville
Donald M'KayVillage
James AndersonRev. James BanksRobert ArbuthnotJames NormandD. Gillespie
Marquis of ButeMarquis of LothianHenry BlackAndrew BuchannanUnoccupiedA. G. FraserLighthouseRev. A. B. MurrayRobert ThreshieW. M'KenzieM'Intosh of M'IntoshMisses CummingRev. James M'LauchlanRev. J. SmithAn Island
B.ev. Dugald ShawRev. James ThomsonVillage
Miss GrahamePeter HayCharles DavidsonCharles Stirling
Rev. James Macfarlane
John Cabbell
George AlstonVillage
Thomas ArbuckleJames BruntonJames CochraneJames WilsonPeter WalkerVillage
Village
George Stone
James M. HoggVillage
John M'KenzieJohn Miller
Huntly G. G. DuffWilliam M'KenzieJames DicksonWilliam M'RaeMrs James RobertsonRoderick M'LeodJames GrahamLighthouseAlexander CummingJohn H. MaxwellJames M'Kenzie
N E T 101
Villages, Seals, Sfc.
Mumrills (The)MungastleMunro Place
MurdostownMurdrockwoodMure ParkMurieMurlingdenMurrayfield
Murrayfield
Murrayfield
Murrayfield HouseMurrayshallMurraythwaiteMurrolsMurrow's ParkMusichallMuthill HouseMuthill ManseMylnefield HouseMyot Hill
Myrton Cottage
Post-T'uicn.
102 NEWVillages, Seats, See.
Netherfield HouseNetherhall or Welfield
Netherkirkfield
NetherlawNetherlaw HouseNetherleeNetherleyNether LenkinsNether LocharwoodsNethermuir HouseNetherplace
NetherplaceNetherplace
Nethershiels
NethertonNethertownNetherurd HouseNetherwellsNevieNew Abbey ManseNewarthill
NewbankNew Bank, TrinityNewbarnsNewbattleNewbattle AbbeyNewbattle ManseNewbeathNew Belses
NewbendingNewbiggingNewbiggingNewbiggingNewbiggingNewbiggingNewbiggingNewbiggingNewbridgeNewburghNewburnNewbvthNewbythNew Cumnock ManseNewe CastleNew Etall
NewfieldNewfieldNew GilstonNewhailesNewhallNewhallNewliall
NewhallNewhallNewhallNewhallNewhall Houss
Pust-Toion.
108 PENVillages, Seats, §-c.
Parkhill
Parkhill
Parkhill
Parkhill
Parkhill HouseParkhouseParkhouseParkhousePark HousePark lee
ParkneukParknookPark Villa
Parringham HouseParson's GreenParson's PoolParton ManseParton Place
PathheadPathliead
PatnaPatrick HolmPattie, Mill of
Pavilion
Paxton HousePaxton MainsPearsie
Pearsley HallPeastonPeat InnPeaton HousePeattie
Peel
Peel
Peel, ThePeelhill
Peelwalls
Peffermill HousePembreakPencaitland CottagePencaitland HousePencaitland MansePendrichPenkill
PennanPennickPenninghamePenny CrossPennycuick HousePennylandPennymorePenstonPenticoxPentland MainsPentland, NewPentland, OldPenpont
Post- Town.
NewburghCumminstoueBlairgowrieDairyPolmontCanonbieBanchoryFalkirk
Cornhill
Port-GlasgowDunfermlineLibbertonStirling
Newton- StewartEdinburghLasswadeParton
Parton
LesmahagoCathcart
Straiton
Larkhall
Coupar-AngusMelroseBerwickPaxtonKirriemuirEcclefechanOrmistonCuparHelensburghCoupar-AngusGalashiels
East KilbrideBushbyStrathavei*
AytonLibberton
Auchinleck
Salton
Salton
Salton
LasswadeDailly
Banff
NairnNewton -StewartBunessanPennycuickDalswintonInverary
TranentLibbertonLoanheadLoanheadLoanheadThornhill
County.
Fife
AberdeenPerth
Ayr_Stirling
DumfriesAberdeenStirling
BanffRenfrewFife
Mid-LothianStirling
WigtownMid-LothianMid-LothianKirkcudbright
KirkcudbrightLanarkRenfrewAyrLanarkPerth
RoxburghBerwickBerwickForfar
DumfriesHaddingtonFife
DumbartonPerth
Selkirk
LanarkLanarkLanarkBerwickMid-LothianAyrHaddingtonHaddingtonHaddingtonMid-LothianAyrAberdeenNairnWigtownArgyleMid-LothianDumfriesArgyleHaddingtonMid-LothianMid-LothianMid- LothianMid-LothianDumfries
Occupants, fyc.
Alexander Rusjsell
A. HepburnA. WbitsonMrs Agnes HamiltonJohn P. HendersonJames ChurchA. J. KinlochThomas GunnCol. Thomas GordonMiss HayVillage
Village
Captain John TodCol. Stopford Blair
William Mitchell InnesAnthony WilkinsonRev. W. G. CrosbieMiss X. GlendonwynMisses & Jas. WharrieWilliam FindlayRev. J. Spence
HamiltonDavid YoulowH. Kerr CranstownWilliam F. HomeAlexander TaylorDavid WedderburnGeorge RogersonVillage
Village
W. H. MaxwellVillage
William TurnbullJohn MuirRobert FooteJames YoungJohn DicksonRev. James TurnbullWilliam BroomJohn RichardsonAndrew G. CuthbertsonRev. DrAngus M'KellarAndrew Melrose
BoydUnoccupiedVillage
Rev. Samuel RichardsonAlexander MacleanSir G. Clerk, Bt., M.P.Thomas Little
Major D. CampbellVillage
Village
James BrownVillage
Village
Village
110 POLVillages, Seats, $
-
c.
Pitlurg HousePitkerro
Pitkillony
Pitkindie
Pitlessie
Pitlithie
Pitliver
Pitlochie
Pitlour
Pitluer
PitmainPitmedden HousePitmilly
Pitmuies
PitmurchiePitmuxtonPitnacre
Pitnacree HousePitormie HousePitrodie
Pitscandy
Pitscottie
Pitsligo
Pitsligo Castle (a ruin)
Pittencrief HousePittendrich
Pittillock
Pittillock
Pittodrie HousePittrichie
Pittullie
Pitullie Castle, (a ruin)
Pityoulish
PlacktonPladdaPlains
PlanPlantation
Plean
Plean AsylumPlean, E.Pleasanee
Pleasant Hill
Pleisants
PloddaPlumdcnPolbain
Polcalk
Poldar HousePolkemmet HousePollock
Pollock Castle
PolmaisePolmont BankPolmont CottagePolmont HousePolmont Kirk
Post- Town.
SKE 121
I 'ill tget, Seats, 8fc. Post- Town.
ShedogSheilihall
Sheildhill
Sheirs Mill
Sheriff Hall
Sheriffston
SherrobegShelfad
ShempstoneSheritfmiU
Shettleston
ShewaltonShianShicldhill
Shiolls
Shildaig
Shildaig ManseShimaShingartonShiplawShirva HouseShirramoreShoreside
Shortroods
Shott
ShottburnShotts
Shotts ManseShou Street
Shrubhill HouseShunbaySibster
Sidmount Cottage
Sighthill
Silverbanks
Simpsonland
Simpson's Wm. Asylum
Simsbill
Sinclair BurnSinclairtown
Skaill HouseSkairfield
SkatronSkeabostSkedbushSkeldonSkeldonSkellater
Skellyton
Skelmorlie Castle
Skelpick
Skene, Easter
Skene HouseSkene ManseSkerinish
Skerries
BrodickGovern
BiggarCulross
Dalkeith
ElginLagganNeilston
DuffusElginShettleston
Irvine
AmulreeFalkirk
ClumjLochcarronLochcarronEasdaleKippenEddlestone
Kirkintilloch
KingussieKirkwall
Paisley
Blantyre
LevenSalysburgh
HolytownLochcarronEdinburghLochcarronWickMoffatCorstorphine
Carnhuslang
Hamilton
Larbert
Cathcart
Ecclefechan
fathheadStromnessLochmabenHillside
Portree
HaddingtonAyrDalrywpleStrathdon
Larkhall
LargsFarrSkeneSkene
Skene
Portree
Lerwick
County.
ButeLanarkLanarkPerthMid-LothianMorayInverness
RenfrewMorayMorayLanarkAyrPerthStirling
AberdeenRossRossArgylePerth
Peebles
DumbartonInverness
OrkneyRenfrewLanarkFife
LanarkLanarkRossMid-LothianRossCaithnessDumfriesMid-LothianLanarkLanark
Stirling
RenfrewDumfriesFife
OrkneyDumfriesKincardine
Inverness
HaddingtonAyrAyrAberdeenLanarkAyrSutherland
AberdeenAberdeenAberdeenInverness
Zetland
Occupants, SfC.
Donald M'BrideAlexander Johnstone
John Chancellor
Village
Village
George M'WilliamJohn M'NabVillage
A. Sutherland
James Mellis
Robert LawHon. David Boyle
Mrs CampbellVillage
Lt.-Col. John Gordon
Village
Rev. C. M'KenzieIsland
Mrs Harvie
James Purdie
UnoccupiedDonald M'DonaldVillage
Thomas Carswell
James MaxwellRobert TemplemanVillage
W. L. ColvinRev.Village
Hamilton MaxwellVillage
N. Davidson Calder
James A. Maxwell
James NimmoVillage
Mrs Patterson
j Rev. E. Johnstone,
{ Chaplain& Governor
Robert Craig
William Bell, Sur. R.N.
Village
William Graham Watt
Rev. James M'Gill
Village
Donald M'DonaldGeorge ParkSirJ.M.Cunningham,BtLady CunninghamSir Charles Forbes, Bt.
D. WhiteheadEarl of Eglinton
Ralph Reid
William M'CombieEarl of Fife
Rev. George M'Kenzie
Miss Marg. M'Donald
Small Islands
TON 129
Villages, Seats, 6fc.
Thornton Castle
Thornton House^Thornton ManseiThorntree MainstThornwoodThreepwoodThrumster House
IThrush CottageThurdistoft
! Thurscraig
JThurso Castle
[Thurston
[Tibbermuir ManseITiggertontTillery
[Tillery
[Tillicoultry HouseITillicoultry ManseJTilraouth Park(Tillybelton
[Till}-bris
Tillycorthie
iTillyfour ToughITillygreig
iTingwall ManseTinian
Tinwald ManseTippermalo[Tipperty
iTirchardy
[Tiretigan
iTitwood[ToberdonochyI'Tochineal
[Tockavaig
Todhill BankTodhill MuiriToftingall
Tofthills
[Tolly HouseTomachlagganiTomatin
Tomatin Cottage'. TombreakachieSTombreak HouserTombreckTomchraskyTomchraskyjPomintoul ManseTomnacrossToranagrewTonderghieTongland ManseTonglandTongue House
Tongue Manse
Post- Town.
LawrencekirkKilmarnockKirkcaldy
Prestonpaus
GlasgowLauderWickAirdrie
Castleton
Paisley
ThursoDunbarPerth
Brechin
Milnathort
Milnathort
Alloa
Tillicoultry
ColdstreamBankfootKintore
UdneyWhitehouse
AberdeenLerwickDunfermlineDumfriesMethvenEllon
AmulreeTarbertNewton-3fearnsEisdale
Cullen
Isle OrnsayNewton-MearnsLochmabenWickKintore
Alness
TomintoidMoyMoyBallindalloeh
Inverary
Tomintoul
Inverness
Inverness
Tomintoul
BeaulyAmulreeWhithornKirkcudbrightKirkcudbright
Tongue
Tongue
County.
KincardineAyrFife
Mid-LothianLr.nark
BerwickCaithness
LanarkCaithness
RenfrewCaithness
HaddingtonPerthForfar
KinrossKinross
ClackmannanClackmannanDurhamPerth
AberdeenAberdeenAberdeenAberdeenZetland
Fife
DumfriesPerth
AberdeenPerth
ArgyleRenfrewArgyleBantf
Inverness
RenfrewDumfriesCaithness
AberdeenRossBanff
Inverness
Inverness
Banff
ArgyleBanff
Inverness
Inverness
Banff
Inverness
Perth
WigtownKirkcudbright
Kirkcudbright
Sutherland
Sutherland \
Occupants, Sfc.
George RobertsonDr William PollockRev. J. L. AdamsonRobert HislopJames DonaldsonCharles SimsonRobert InnesWilliam DoddsJames Purvis
Brown & PoisonSir Geo. Sinclair, Bart.
James HunterRev. Weir TullochVillage
Robert ReidDavid GreigJames AnstrutherRev. H. AndersonSir Francis Blake, Bart.
Miss MenziesVillage
George AngusWilliam M'CombieArthur HarveyRev. John TurnbullJohn MorrisRev. George GreigRobert SmythJohn TurnerGeorge DowRobert HamiltonWilliam Pollock
Village
John WilsonVillage
Allan Pollock
David Farish
Donald MunroVillage
Sir J. P. G. Egerton, Bt.
John WatsonDuncan M'BainDaniel KennedyWilliam GrantRobert M'GibbonJohn M'DonaldAllan CameronJ. D. SmithRev. Charles M'PhcrsonSimon Fraser
Donald M'DuffHugh D. Stewart
Rev. D. S. WilliamsonVillage
Robert HorsburghRev. H. M'Kay Mac-
Kenzie
130 T R A
Villages, Seats, 8fc.
Tonlv HouseToddhilLs
ToravonTorbanehill House
Torbeckhill
Torboll
TorbraeToricli HouseTorrkatrine
Torloisk
TorlundyTormoreTornapress
Torosay ManseTorphichen ManseTorphinTorquhanTorradale HouseTorranceTorrans
Torridon HouseTorrie
Torrie HouseTorryTonyTorryTorryburn ManseLorryburnTorsonce
Torthorwald Manse'1 orwoodTorwoodleeTosgaigTotteToucli HouseTough ManseTourTourhill
TowTowardTower CottageTower of SarkTowie ManseTowie CastleTownendTownend CottageTownliead
TownheadTownhiOTownhill Colliery
TnbrounTrafalgar LodgeTranent ManseTransey SouseTraprain
Traquare
Post- Town. County.
WhilhouseDalkeith
Linlithgow
Bathgate
Ecelefechan
DornochSt NiniansNairnDalbeattie
Torbermory
Fort-William
Isle OrnsayLochcarron
AuchnacraigBathgate
Colinton
StowBeaulyEast Kilbride
Tomintoul
LochcarronCallander
Torryburn
TorrybumAberdeenTorryburnTorryburnKintore
StowDumfriesLarhert
Galashiels
LochcarronPortree
Stirling
Whitehonsc
KilmarnockKilniaurs
LerwickDunoonMelroseCanonbieMossatTurriff
SymingtonSymingtonLoanheadBalerno
DunfermlineDunfermlineLauderMusselburghTranentDunfermlinePrestonkirkIn cerkithen
AberdeenMid-LothianStirling
LinlithgowDumfriesSutherland
Stirling
NairnKirkcudbright
Argyle \
Inverness
Inverness
RossArgyleLinlithgowMid-LothianMid-LothianRossLanarkBanffRossPerth
Fife
Fife
Kincardine
Fife
Fife
AberdeenMid-LothianDumfriesStirling
Selkirk
Ross
Inverness
Stirling
AberdeenAyrAyrZetland
ArgyleRoxburghDumfriesAberdeenAberdeenAyrAyrMid-LothianMidlothianFife
Fife
BerwickMid- LothianHaddingtonFife
HaddingtonPeebles
Occupants, frc.
Major-Gen. Pat. ByresVillage
Walter Ferrier
William Gillespie
John Bell
Angus Leslie
Village
John M'IntoshAnthony RiggMrs D. Maclean Cle-
phaneCaptain R. MDonaldAlexander M' DonaldColin M'KenzieRev. D. Clerk
Rev.Wm. Iletheringtaoi
John GirdwoodWilliam Colvin
UnoccupiedMiss Stuart
William GordonAlexander M'RaeJames RobertsonCap.J.E.Wemyss,M.PjVillage
Village
James Melville
Rev. Thomas DoigVillage
Mrs WatsonRev. Robert Kinnear
Village
John MeiklehamVillage
Martin MartinLady Seton Stewart
Rev. James Gillon
Robert Parker AdamJohn LongmuirAndrew DuncanVillage
Andrew DrummondJames Church, jun.
Rev. Robert Lindsay
George LumsdenWilliam Hay BoydRev. George OrrJames Sclater
#
George DavidsonVillage
A. F. HopperVillage
Thomas LeggattRev. John HendersonRev. Edward B. Field
Village
Village
132 V A L
U
Villages, Seats, $*c.
Udale
UddingtonUddingstonUddstoneheadUdhouseUdny Castle
Udny ManseUgston or OxtonUigUig ManseUist, North, ManseUlbster HouseUlenish
UlstangnessUlstonUlva HouseUlva ManseUnapoolUnderwoodUnderwoodUnst ManseUnthankUnthankUnthankUphall ManseUplawUplawraoorUpper KeithUpper KinnielUpper LinkinsUpper Mill
Upsetlington
UradaleUresland
UrquhartUrquhartUrquhartUrquhart ManseUrr ManseUrrandUrray ManseUryUsan HouseUsaaUsinish
Post- Town.
W A R 133
Villages, Scuts, Sec.
Vallevfield (paper mills)
Valleyfield Ho. (Low)-Vallevfield (Low)Vulore
Valtos
Veira LodgeVenlawVensgarth
Vickerland
View BankView BankViewfield
Viewfield
Viewfield
(Viewfield
!Viewfield
Viewfield
[Viewfield HouseIViewforth
Viewforth
iViewhill
IView ParkView Place
Violet BankVirkie
Vogrie
Voxter
Post-Town.
W H A 135
Villages, Seats, gee.
West BankWest BankWest BankWest Bankhouse
West Barns
West BrookWest BurnWest BurnWest Byers
gester Ballat
Westerdale
Wester Fintray
Wester Hall
WesterhouseWesterinchWester KirkWestertown House
Westertown HouseWestfield
Westfield
Westfield
Westfield
Westfield
Westfield
Westfield Wool Mill
West GartyWest GraugeWest Hall
West Hall
West HavenWest HouseWest HousesWest Linton
West LochWest LochWest MainsWest MainsWest MainsWest MarchWest MuirWest MuirWestness
WTest Ord
West OvertonWestown
West Quarter
West QuarterWestrane HouseWestrutherWr
estside
WestsidewoodWest Thorn HouseWestwaterWestwoodWhallydenWhalsay
Post-Town.
Pat-tick
GovanGovern
Strathmiglo
DunbarBalernoAberdeenLanarkOrmiston
DrymenHalkirkKintoreLangholmCarlukeBathgateLangholmBridge of Allan
ElginKirkintilloch
ClackmannanParkhill
Mid-CalderCramondInehture
Bathgate
HelmsdaleCulross
Old BainLerwickCarnoustie
Strathaven
Dalkeith
LongtownColdinghamEddlestone
Perth
BathgateLanarkPaisley
Kirriemuir
ParkheadKirkwallSpittal
Strathaven
Errol
Lauriston
Strathaven
LanarkGreenlawPennycuickCarnwathParkheadLangholmMid-CalderKennowayLerwick
County.
LanarkLanarkLanarkFife
HaddingtonMid -LothianAberdeenCambuslangHaddingtonStirling
Caithness
AberdeenDumfriesLanarkLinlithgow
DumfriesStirling
Elgin
Stirling
ClackmannanRossMid-LothianMid-LothianPerth
Linlithgow
Sutherland
Perth
AberdeenZetland
Forfar
LanarkMid-LothianCumberlandBerwickPeebles
Perth
Linlithgow
LanarkRenfrewForfar
LanarkOrkneyDurhamLanarkPerth
Stirling j
LanarkLanarkBerwickMid-Lothian
LanarkLanarkDumfries
Linlithgow
Fife
Zetland
Occupants, §•<;.
David SmithJohn MonteithRobert WatsonJames Wr
ilkie
Village
John HutchensonDavid ChalmersUnoccupied
WilsonGeorge MuirheadDavid HendersonJames WalkerSir F. Johnstone, Burt.
James Bell
Alexander Clark
Rev. Wm. B. DunbarLord AbercrombyMrs GordonWilliam Ileid
Village
Mrs MurrayJohn Keir
James Robertson
James Plavfair
William Liddel
William DuncanCapt. G. Walter Story
James E. Dalryniple
James Greig
Vil. & Coast-Gd. station
Andrew DykesVillage
Village
Mrs Blair
John Plenderleath
Colonel Wm. Balvaird
Rev. A. WeirJames DenholmJames LoganVillage
Village
William Trail
G. GrayWilliam Gebbie
Village
Vice Admiral Sir Thos.
Livingstone, Bart.
Village
Sir W. Anstruther, Bt.
Bev. Walter WoodDavid MurrayJohn Wilson
Mrs Jane Farie
John MaxwellWilliam Baird
Village
island
13G W H I
Villages, Seats, SfC.
Wheatfield
WhimWhim HouseWhinnic Fauld
WhiteadderWhite BankWhitebankleeWhiteburghWhiteburn, East
Whiteburn InnWhitecroft HouseWhitefield
Whitefield
Whitehall
WhitehallWhite Hall
WhitehaughWhitehaughWhitehaughWhitehaugh HouseWhitehill
Whitehill
Whitehill
Whitehill
Whitehill
Whitehill
Whitehill
Whitehill
Whitehill
Whitehill CottageWhitehill HouseWhitehills
White HouseWhite HouseWhite HouseWhite HouseWhite HouseWhitehouseWhitekirkWhiteleaWhitelee
WhiteleesWhiteletts
Whitelink CottageWhitenessWhitenookWhiteriggWhiterm-g:tin • • °WhiteriggWhiteriggWhiterigg CollieryWhitesideWhitfield
WhithallWhithorn, Isle ofWhitmuirhill
Whitsome
Post-Toivn.
EdinburghPennycuiekGidlanCrudenBerwickGlasgow-
Galashiels
FordWhitburnLauderEcclefechan
GovanCambuslangDalswintou
AberdeenChirnside
Paisley
Keithhall
HawickAlfordDalkeith
Brucklaio
GlasgowAberdourEcclefechan
LockerbyLasswadeKirknewtonMusselburghBushbyLasswadeBanff
TarbertLamlashMusselburghWhitehouse
EdinburghCramondPrestonkirk
Roseneath
MelroseSymingtonAyrFraserburghLerwickCastle-DouglasAirdrie
MelroseAytonAirdrie
Airdrie
DunscoreWest LintonKirkwallWhithornSelkirk
Horndean
County.
Mid-LothianPeebles
HaddingtonAberdeenBerwickLanarkSelkirk
HaddingtonLinlithgowBerwickDumfriesLanarkLanarkDumfriesAberdeenBerwickRenfrewAberdeenRoxburghAberdeenMid-LothianAberdeenLanarkFife
DumfriesDumfriesMid-LothianMid-LothianMid-LothianLanarkMid-LothianBanff
ArgyleButeMid-LothianAberdeenMid -Lothian
Mid-LothianHaddingtonArgyleRoxburghAyrAyrAberdeenZetland
KirkcudbrightLanarkRoxburghBerwickLanarkLanarkDumfriesPeebles
OrkneyWigtownRoxburghBerwick
Occupants, fyc.
Edward TyzackArchibald MontgomeryMajor VeitchVillage
David AllanAlexander WoodburnVillage
John AndersonVillage
George TaylorLieut. J. MacleanRobert RobertsonDr William MarshalJames DunwiddieMrs CheyneSir John Hall, Bart.
James KerrCaptain Leslie
James Scott
Mrs Forbes LeithVillage
A. Dingwall FordyceWilliam PerryMajor Alexander RoseJames BoyesJohn Bell Irving
John WrightCharles PatonAlexander StenhousoDavid LoudounR. B. Wardlaw RamsayFishing village
Village
John Patterson
D. MurrayP. FarquharsonJ. A. Dalzell
George WhettetRev. Dr WallaceMiss Stevenson
LaidlawVillage
Village
Col. C. M. Fraser
Rev. W. PatersonSamuel DouglasVillage
George W. HayRobert CalderVillage
Addie & Miller
ClerkThomas StoddartVillage
Village
Charles DunlopA. Young Smith
woo 137
Villages, Seats, SfC.
WhitsomeWhitsome ManseWhitstonhill
WhittinghamWhittingham HouseWhittingham MunseWhittonWhytcside Cottage
WiesdaleWiggleWilkhavenWilkiestonWilliamfield
Williamfield
WilliamlawWilliaraston HouseWilliamwoodWilliamwood HouseWillowbankWillowbraeWilsontownWilton DeanWilton LodgeWilton ManseWinchburghWindhouseWindygoulWindylawsWindywallsWingfieldWinterfield
Wintonhill
Winton HouseWishaw (Distillery)
Wishaw Castle
WistounWistoun ManseWolflee
WollWorablebill
WoodbankWoodbankWoodbankWoodburnWoodburnWoodburnWoodburn HouseWoodburn HouseWoodcockdaleWoodcotWoodenWoodendWoodendWoodendWoodendWoodendWoodend Cottage
Post-Town
DunseDunseLockerbyPrestonkirk
Prestonkirk
Prestonkirk
Ji'dburgh
Falkirk
LerwickCampbeltonPort/tiahnmack
KirknewtonIrvine
KilmarnockGalashiels
Old RainCathcart
Cathcart
AberdeenEdinburghCunt truth
1 lawick
Hawicklluwick
WinchburghLerwickTranentEddlestone
KelsoBothwell
DunbarSalton
Salton
WishawWishawLammingtonBiggarHawickAshhirkKintore
GlammisLargsWindygatesEdinburghDunoonGairlochhead
Kirkintilloch
Dalkeith
LinlithgowBlackshields
KelsoAuchmillAuchmillWinchburghCathcart
WinchburghBellshill
County.
BerwickBerwickDumfriesHaddingtonHaddingtonHaddingtonRoxburghStirling
Zetland
ArgyleRossMid-LothianAyrAyrRoxburghAberdeenRenfrewRenfrewAberdeenMid-LothianLanarkRoxburghRoxburghRoxburghLinlithgow
Zetland
HaddingtonPeebles
RoxburghLanarkHaddingtonHaddingtonHaddingtonLanarkLanarkLanarkLanarkRoxburghRoxburghAberdeenForfar
AyrFife
Mid-Lothian
ArgyleDumbartonStirling
Mid-LothianLinlithgow
HaddingtonRoxburghAberdeenAberdeenLinlithgow
RenfrewLinlithgow
Lanark
Occupants, $~c.
Village
Rev. Robert Cowe, A.M.John SwanVillage
James Balfour
Rev. John LumsdenJohn OrdWilliam B. ClarkVillage
Donald M'KayHugh MannVillage
Robert MacreadyMrs Fairlie
Robert MurrayMrs Major AndersonAndrew Baird
Mrs Stewart
James Black
James PluckVillage
Village
Mrs M. AndersonRev. David Stevenson
Thomas Allan
Basil Spence
Robert RentonJohn Somerville
Mrs Captain WalkerMiss MurdochCol. Robert Anderson
James HowdenAlex. Earle Monteith
Patrick Chalmers
Ld. Belhaven & Stenton
Village
Rev. David Burness
James Elliot
Lieut.-Colonel J. Scott
Village
Charles Henderson
Dr Thomas Brisbane
John Landall
George Ross
Mrs Paul
James Oswald Anderson
Captain BentonUnoccupied
J. A. CheyneColonel T. E. Napier
Captain G. Scott, R.N.
David Finlay
Village
Village
James Barclay
William Greenfield
Robert Dodds
138 W Y S
Villages, Seats, SfC.
Woodend Cottage
Woodfoot\V«»od ha 11
Woodliall
WoodhallWoodliall
WoodhallWoodhall Cottage
WoodhavenWoodheadWoodheadWoodheadWoodheadWoodheadWoodhead (Lead mine)
WoodheadsWoodhillWoodhillWoodhill
W7oodhill
WoodhouseWroodhouselee
WoodhouseleesWoodland Cottage
WoodlandsWoodlandsWoodlandsWoodlandsW7oodmill
WToodneuk
WoodparkWoodsideWToodside
WToodside
Woodside CottageWoodside CottageWoodside HouseWoodside HouseWoodside ManseWoodside Ralston Ho.WoodsleeWoodstoneWoodstoneWoodviewWoodvilleWoodvilleWoodviHie
WoolmetWoolmet HouseWoophiw or Woopla-
}
woodj
WormistonWormiston HouseWrae's Mills
Wright ParkWyudfordWyseuv House
Post-Toivn.
Y 13 I 139
Villages, Seats, §~c. Post- Town.
Yair
Farrow ManseYarrowford
Yester
Yester ManseYethohn (Bark)
Yetholm ManseYetholm (Town)Yetts of MuckartYnarderYondertonYokerYoker Ilonse
Yoker LodgeYonstownYoolfield Crescent
YorkerYorkhill
Yuildshelds
Selkirk
Selkirk
Selkirk
Gifford
GiffordKelso
KelsoKelso
MuckartUlvaW. Kilbride
RenfrewRenfrewRenfrewMoniaveCuparDalmuirPartick
Carluke
Counti/.
SECOND PARTALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED
BY THE
NAMES OF OCCUPANTS OF SEATS, &c .
A F F
Occupants, §-c.
Abercorn, Marquis of
Abercrombie, DavidAbercromby, ArthurAbercromby, DrAbercromby, LordAbercromby, LordAbercromby, Sir R., Bt.
Abercromby, Sir R., Bt.
Abercromby, RobertAberdeen, Earl of
Aberdeen, Earl of
Abernethy, Rev. JohnAbernethy, ThomasAdam, AndrewAdam, Vice-Ad. Sir )
Charles, K.C.B. j
Adam, James GrahamAdam, JohnAdam, JohnAdam, Robert Parker
Adams, WalterAdam, WilliamAdamson, AlexanderAdamson, DavidAdamson, JohnAdamson, Rev. J. L.
Adamson, Rev. JohnAdamson, LawrenceAddie, Miller,& RankineAddie & Miller
Addis, Rev. ThomasAddison, Rev. Dr Geo.
Adie, John, surg., R.N.
Affleck, Rev. Alexander
Villages, Seats, $~c.
ArdverkieBandeathGlassaugh HouseSwinton's BeathAirthrey Castle
Westertown HouseForglen HouseNetherlawRothneyHaddo HouseBuchanness LodgeBolton
HowgateEaster Beltie
|Barns House
IDenovan HousejStonelaw Tower> Scobbach HouseTourMains of RannesMains of AuchinhoveDundonaldBurnturkErichtside HouseThornton ManseNewtonBankheadLangloan (Iron Works)
Whiterigg Colliery
Canaan GroveManse of Lift'and Bervie
Southbank House
Lyne
Post- Toivn.
LagganStirling
Portsoy
Crossgates
Stirling
Bridge of Allan
Turriff
Castle-Douglas
Old RainMethlick
Peterhead
HaddingtonPennycuickKincard. O'Ncil
Blair-Adam
DennyBxdherglen
Turriff
KilmarnockBuckieKincard. O'Ncil
Kirkcaldy
Kettle
Blairgowrie
Kirkcaldy
Dalkeith
LevenCoatbridge
Airdrie
EdinburghDundeePennycuickPeebles
County.
Inverness
Stirling
Banff
Fife
Stirling
Stirling
Banff
Kirkcudbright
AberdeenAberdeenAberdeenHaddingtonMid-LothianAberdeen
Kinross
Stirling
LanarkAberdeenAyrBanff
AberdeenFife
Fife
Perth
Fife
Mid-LothianFife
LanarkLanarkMid-Lothian
ForfarMid-Lothian
Peeblea
142
Occupants, Src.
Affleck, .Tames
Affleck, JamesAffleck, William
Agnew, Sir Andrew, Bt.
Agnew, Robert Vans
Ailsa, Marchioness of
Ailsa, Marquis of
Ainslie, Douglas
Ainslie, GeorgeAinslie, JohnAinslie, John & William
Ainslie, Rev. JohnAinslie, P. B.
Ainslie, Robert
Ainslie, WilliamAinsworth, JamesAird, Alexander
Airlie, Earl of
Aitchison,
Aitchison, EdwardAitchison, Francis
Aitchison, JamesAitchison, WilliamAitken, Rev. DavidAitken, JamesAitken, JamesAitken, JamesAitken, Robert W.Aitken, ThomasAitken, ThomasAitken, HenryAitken, Rev. MarkAitken, WilliamAitken, WilliamAiton, Rev. DrAlder, W. G.Alexander, ClaudAlexander, GeorgeAlexander, JamesAlexander, JamesAlexander, JamesAlexander, John ShawAlexander, JosephAlexander, MajorAlexander, RobertAlexander, WilliamAlexander, W. W.Alison, DrAlison, The Heirs of }
Colin f
Alison, Merry,&Cun- 1
ningham (
Alison, Sheriff
Alison, ThomasAllan, Mrs A.Allan, AlexanderAllan, David
ALLVillages, Scats, 8fC.
DunjargLochdoieganUpper Linkens
Lochnaw Castle
BarnbarrochDun HouseCulzean Castle
CairnbankMoatHuntingtonNew Pentland
Dirleton ManseSt Colmes HouseElvingston
CoatgreenInverighty
Crossflatt
Cortachy Castle
Craighall HouseUnthankBorelandAlderston HouseDrummoreMinto ManseListonshiels
GartcowsSt Ann's Bank HouseMeadowbankDorrator HouseWalstonDarroch HouseDykeAuchintoul HouseDalmoreDolphinton ManseHorncliff
BallochmyleKincluneFir BankBalmuleAignishGlenhowalPyethall
CurlunyAirdrie HouseNewbiggingSouthbarWoodville
Easter Brackie
Carnbroe Iron-works
Possil HouseCaldermill
Stonefold
AllanbankWliiteadder Bridge
Post- Town.
Castle-Douglas
Oilston
Gilston
Stranraer
WigtownMontroseMayboleDunseRoslin
HaddingtonLoanheadHaddingtonAberdourTranentMelroseForfar
MuirkirhKirriemuir
SpringbankLangholmNoblehouseHaddingtonMusselburghDenhohnKirknewtonFalkirk
EdinburghEdinburghFalkirk
PennycuickFalkirk
Forres
AbercMrderTarbolton
NoblehouseSpittal
MauchlineKirriemuirLasswadeDunfermlineStornowayDairyUphallWest Kilbride
Airdrie
Uphall
RenfreiuColinton
Chance Inn
Coatbridge
SpringbankStrathaven
GreenlawLanderBerwick
County.
KirkcudbrightKirkcudbrightKirkcudbrightWigtownWigtownForfar
AyrBerwickMid-LothianHaddingtonMid-LothianHaddingtonFife
HaddingtonRoxburghForfar
AyrForfar
LanarkDumfriesPeebles
HaddingtonHaddingtonRoxburghMid-LothianStirling
Mid-LothianMid-LothianStirling
Mid -LothianStirling
MorayBanff
AyrLanarkDurhamAyrForfar
Mid-LothianFife
RossKirkcudbrightLinlithgowAyrLanarkLinlithgowRenfrewMid-Lothian
Forfar
Lanark
LanarkLanarkBerwickBerwickBerwick
Occupants, 8/v.
ANDVillages, Seats, $r.
143
Allan, Rev. JamesAllan, JamesAllan, JohnAllan, JohnAllan, JohnAllan, JohnAllan, MajorAllan, ThomasAllan, ThomasAllan, WilliamAllan, WilliamAllanles, JamesAllardiee, R. Barclay
Allardyce, GeorgeAllardvce, Rev. William
Allen, Capt. Jas., R.N.Allen, Jas. VaughanAllen, John LeeAllen, William
Allison, AlexanderAllison, Alexander
Allison, JamesAllison, JamesAllison, JosephAlston, GeorgeAlston, JamesAlston, James W.Alston, MissAlston, R. D.Anderson, Major A.
Anderson, Rev. Alex.
Anderson, Rev. Alex.
Anderson,Anderson, AlexanderAnderson, DavidAnderson, DavidAnderson, DavidAnderson, DavidAnderson, Elliot
Anderson, GavinAnderson, GeorgeAnderson, Rev. HenryAnderson, JamesAnderson, JamesAnderson, JamesAnderson, JamesAnderson, Rev. JamesAnderson, Rev. JamesAnderson, Rev. JamesAnderson, Rev. JamesAnderson, Jas. OswaldAnderson, JohnAnderson, JohnAnderson, JohnAnderson, Lieut.-Col.
Anderson, Col. RobertAnderson, R.
Newhills
ClasnockBridgendOld Liston
Tamfuirhill
NewbridgeMiddleton HouseBroomdykesWinehburghGlen HouseTempland HouseBoyndsmillUryRedmyreRhynie ManseErrol Cottage
Inchmartin HouseErrol ParkMile-endBalnagownOver LethamTardoesGlasnockBillhead
MuirburnFriarton
Stockbriggs
BroomleyAuchenraithMontrave HouseCarinish
BoyndieBellfield
Balnacraig
Rochester
Isla Cottage
St FinkMoredunCascade HouseOver Airies
Nether Barns
Tillicoultry ManseMount Pleasant
Newton of Hallyburton
GorthleckRispondCults ManseBlantyre ManseSt FergusOrphir ManseWoodburnWhitburghAllardiee Castle
Finnart HouseCurriehill
Winterfield
Candacraig House
Post-Town.
144
Occupant-;, Ac
Anderson, Robert
Anderson, Stephen
Anderson, ThomasAnderson, Rev. ThomasAnderson, W. G.
Anderson, Wm. JamesAnderson, William
Anderson, William
Anderson, William
Anderson, Rev. Wm.Anderson, Mrs Amelia
Anderson, MrsAnderson, MrsAnderson, MrsAnderson, Mrs M.Anderson, Mrs Major
Andrews, George
Angus, DavidAngus, GeorgeAngus, JamesAngus, MissAnnesly,Annesly, ArthurAnstruther, JamesAnstruther, Sir R. A.
Anstruther, SirW. C,j
Raronct )
Anstruther,SirW.C ,Rt.
Anstruther, SirW. C.Rt.
Arbuckle, ThomasArbuckle, WilliamArbuthnot, Viscount
Arbuthnot, GeorgeArbuthnot, Geo. ClerkArbuthnot, James C.
Arbuthnot, RobertArbuthnot, ThomasArbuthnot, WilliamArcher, AndrewArgyle, Duke of
Argyle, Duke of
Argyle, Duke of
Arklav, Rev. GeorgeArmstrong, JamesArmstrong, Rev. JamesArmstrong, LancelotArnot, Archd., M.D.Arnot, Dr G. A. W.Arnot, Miss JaneArnot, ThomasArnott, JamesArri^, JohnArrol, WilliamArthur, ArchibaldAsher, Rev. WilliamAskew, H. W.Asken, Miss
ASK
Occupants, 8fc.
Athole, Duchess of
Atkinson, W. & F.
Auchterlony, Peter
Austin, R., surg. R.N.Austin, MissAyton, CaptainAyton, CaptainAyton, JamesAyton, JamesAytown, R. St Clair
B A L
Villages, Seats, frc.
Dunkeld HouseMount Alexander Ho.
Garpit
Burnside CottageBellwoodPurin
Glendevon HouseNewton of AbbotshallBalarrigrsy
Inchdairnie
{
Post- Town.
\
DunkeldKinloch RannochFerry -Port-
on- CraigGovanPennycuickFalkland
AuchterarderKirkcaldy
Kirkcaldy
Kirkcaldy
145
County.
Perth
Perth
Fife
LanarkMid-LothianFife
Perth
Fife
Fife
Fife
B
Babington, John
146 BAROccupants, 8fc.
Balfour, J. M., M.P.Balfour, JamesBalfour, JamesBalfour, JamesBalfour, JamesBalfour, Rev. JohnBalfour, John, & Co.
Balfour, JohnBalfour, JohnBalfour, WalterBalfour, Capt. WilliamBalfour, MissBall, Henry MorelandBallantine, JamesBallantyne James,Ballantyne James,Ballingal, NeilBallingal, RobertBallingall, WilliamBalmer, ThomasBalvaird, Col. WilliamBanks, Rev. JamesBank*, JamesBanks, MeyrickBanks, WilliamBannatyne, Dugald J.
Bannatyne, JamesBannerman, Sir C., Bt.
Bannerman, Rev. Jas.
Barber, JohnBarbour, JohnBarbour, JamesBarbour, John GordonBarbour, ThomasBarclay, ArthurBarclay, ArthurBarclay, JamesBarclay, JamesBarclay, Lt.-Col. JamesBarclay, Geo. RobertsonBarclay, HenryBarclay, Rev. MathewBarclay, Rev. RobertBarclay,M'Donald,&)Company
\Barclay, ThomasBarclay, Rev. WilliamBarclay, MrsBarker, MrsBarr, JohnBarr, William, juniorBarr, WilliamBarr, MrsBarrey, Rev. JohnBartholomew, JamesBartholomew. JohnBartleman, David
Villages, Seats, §~c.
Dalbreck LodgeWhittingham HousePilrig HouseBalgonie Castle
AshgroveGowerville
Leven Mills
Elm ParkBalbirnie
DrumcrossCliffdale
North barKersiebank HouseCastlehill
LawheadHolylee
Sweet BankKingsdale
AltamountHilton
West MainsMount Pleasant
Smiddy BanksLetterewe
Mellsetter HouseEast BankLamlash InnCrimonmogateOrmiston ManseTerrerran
M'Donnallie HouseMurdrockwoodBogueDalshanganParis HouseGlendy Mills
WoodendKnockleith
Balerno LodgeKeavil HouseMount EagleOld Kilpatrick ManseLunan
Glenury Distillery
TwagoesAuldearnGardestingLangshaw HouseMoatMaxweltonFerguslie HouseLochsydeShapinshayDuntarvieBroomhill
Blairhall House
Post- Town.
Strathpeffer
Prestonkirk
EdinburghBalgonieWindygatesCulross
LevenLevenMarkinchBathgate
Kirkwall
RenfrewPolmontAyrPennycuickInverleithen
MarkinchKennowayBlairgowrie
HorndeanPerth
Paisley
StMargt'sHopeDingwallLongliope
Bishopton
ArdrossanMintlawOrmistonMoniaveLochwinnochCarsphaireDairyCarsphairnDarnheadDamheadCathcart
Turriff
BalernoDunfermlineTainOld Kilpatrick
Chance Inn
Stonehaven
LerwickNairnLerwickEcclefechan
LesmahagoPaisley
Paisley
LochwinnochKirkwall
WinchburghKirkintulloch
Culross
County.
RossHaddingtonMid-LothianFife
Fife
PerthFife
Fife
Fife
LinlithgowOrkneyRenfrewStirling
AyrMid-LothianSelkirk
Fife
Fife
Perth
BerwickPerth
RenfrewOrkneyRossOrkneyRenfrewButeAberdeenHaddingtonDumfriesRenfrewKirkcudbrightKirkcudbrightKirkcudbrightFife
KinrossRenfrewAberdeenMid-LothianFife
RossDumbartonForfar
Kincardine
ZetlandNairnZetland
DumfriesLanarkRenfrewRenfrewRenfrewOrkneyLinlithgow
DumbartonPerth
BEL 147
Occupants, yc.
Bartlemore, Alexander
Barton. Rev. A.
Barty, Rev. J. S.
Barty, Rev. Patrick
Bauchope, ThomasBaxter, EdwardBaxter, DavidBaxter, Isaac
Baxter, JamesBaxter, JohnBaxter, William
Baxter, MrsBaxter, MrsBayley, J.
Bayne, Dr JamesBayne, Misses
Bayne. MrsBeatson, Rev. HenryBeattie, JohnBeattie, Rev. MathewBeafty, William
Beckett, Rev. William
Begbie, Alexander
Begbie, ThomasBegg, Alexander
Begg, AdamBegg, Rev. Dr JamesBegg, Rev. JamesBegg, JohnBegrie, GeorgeBelford, AndrewBelf'rage, A.Belfrage, GeorgeBelhaven & Stenton,
)
Lord j
Bell, Mrs Alexander
Bell, Allan
Bell, Allan
Bell, Rev. D.Bell, GeorgeBell, JamesBell, JohnBell, JohnBell, JohnBell, JohnBell, GeorgeBell, GeorgeBell, George GrahamBell, George GrahamBell, Rev. GeorgeBell, MajorBell, Mrs and Misses
Bell, RobertBell, WilliamBell, Wm., surgeon, \
R. N. S
Bell, William
Villages, Seats, Sfc.
Seafield
Castleton ManseBendochyRuthvenBrncefield
Balgay HouseCraigie
Rhinsdale
Ratho Byres
Ashbank Spinning-mill
EllangowanId vies Cottage
Bangholm BowerManuelFirhall
St Dunstan's
NewmillSteinscholl ManseDavingtonM-CubbingtonBecksAlleysbankRedcoalMains HouseLumphinansViewfield
New Monkland ManseLibberton ManseBarglachanMonktonGlenfintaig HouseKingsknowesNorth Gyle
Wishaw Castle
BellmountHillowtonAbbotshaughKennowayMinscaWesterhouseTorbeckhill
Satur
Enterkine
Kirkton HouseMenslawsRosebankCruirie
Castlelo'er
Kirklinton
Ayton Hall
WoodhonseleeMorton HouseHunthill
Sinclair Burn
Carberry Tower
Post- Town.
ArdrossanLangholmCoupar-AngusMeigleMid-CalderDundeeDundeeShettlestone
RathoBlairgowrie
DundeeForfar
EdinburghLinlithgow
Nairn
Melrose
CuparPortree
LangholmDunscoreLangholmRutherglen
TranentChirnside
Kirkcaldy
KirkcaldyAirdrie
Libberton
Auchinleck
MusselburghFort-AugustusSlateford
Corstorphine
Wishaw
Falkirk
Cattle-Douglas
Falkirk
KennowayEcclefechan
Carluke
Ecclefechan
Ecclefechan
Taroolton
Carluke
JedburghDunseLangholmLangholmLongtownColdstreamCanonbieLiberton
Jedburgh
Ecclefechan
Musselburgh
County.
AyrRoxburghPerth
Forfar
EdinburghForfar
Forfar
LanarkMid-LothianPerth
Forfar
Forfar
Mid-LothiauStirling
NairnRoxburghFife
Inverness
DumfriesDumfriesDumfriesLanarkHaddingtonBerwickFife
Fife
LanarkMid-LothianAyrMid-LothianInverness
Mid-LothianMid-Lothian
Lanark
Stirling
Kirkcudbright
Stirling
Fife
Dumfries
LanarkDumfriesDumfriesAyrLanarkRoxburghBerwickDumfriesDumfriesCumberlandBerwickDumfriesMid-Lothian
Roxburgh
Dumfries
Mid-Lothian
148
Occupants, §'C.
Bell, William
Bell, MrsBelshes, Alexander \
H. Murray )
Bennet, Rev. AndrewBennie, ThomasBentinck, Lord HenryBenton, Captain
Berwick, Alexander
Beresford, Rev. J. T.
Berrie, R.
Berry, GeorgeBerry, William
Bethune, General
Bethune, Major-Ge-jneral Sir EL, Bart.
)
Bethune, John Elliot D.
Bethune, Rev. JohnBethune, W. A.Beveridge, HenryBeveridge, Rev. J. G.Beveridge, JohnBeveridge, Peter
Bews, WilliamBiggar, ThomasBiggart, ThomasBinnie, WilliamBinny, ThomasBird, WilliamBirnie, GeorgeBirnie, JohnBishop, JamesBishop, WilliamBisset, Rev. JamesBisset, Sir John, K.C.H.Bisset, RobertBisset, WilliamBisset, WilliamBlack, AndrewBlack, Rev. DavidBlack, Rev. DavidBlack, GavinBlack, HenryBlack, JamesBlack, JamesBlack, James
Black, James
Black, Robert
Black, Robert
Black, Walter and A.Black, Rev. Wm. B.Black, WilliamBlackburn, Peter
Blackburn, MrsBlackhall, William
B L A
Occupants, fyc.
Blackie, MrsBlackstockB GeorgeBlackwood, JohnBlackwood, MathewBlackwood, T. SmithBlackwood, WilliamBlackwood, MrsBlvth, Jolin
Blyth, Rev. ThomasBlaikie, DavidBlaikie, Francis
Blaikie, JohnBlaikie, RobertBlaikie, RobertBlaikie, Rev. W. G.Blair, Sir L). Hunter, Bt.
Blair, Sir 1). Hunter, Bt.
Blair, Dr DuncanBlair, Col. T. Hunter, )
C.B. )
Blair, JamesBlair, JamesBlair, Rev. ThomasBlair, Neil FergusonBlair, Colonel Stopford
Blair, William Davidson
Blair, Capt. William )
Fordyce, R.N. )
Blair, MrsBlake, Sir Francis, Bart
Blantyre, LordBlantyre, LordBlantyre, LordBoag, Rev. GeorgeBoak,Bogie, AlexanderBogie, JamesBogie, GeorgeBogle, AlexanderBogle, GeorgeBogle, MrsBonar,
Bonar, JamesBonar, Rev. JohnBone, QuintonBonham,Capt. 10th hus.
Boorhill, GeorgeBoosie, AndrewBoosie,
Booth, JosephBooth, Rev. Patrick
Booth, Henry GoreBorrowman, Rev. Patk.
Borthwick, Capt. A., )
R.N. j
Borthwick, Alex. H.Borthwick, Alexander
B O RVillages, Seats, Sfc.
Craigie BucklerHoly Island
Craigton
Arthurlee Bleachfield
Lee LawColton
Oggs Castle
Balliliesk
Birsay
Rubislaw DenSt HelensDevanhaLanglandsIlolydean
DrumbladeBlairquhan Castle
DrumburleGorbals House
Dunskey
DrumburleBrewlandsColmonell ManseBalthayockParringham HouseGreenbank
Blair
West LochTilmouth ParkGlasgowLennoxloveWedderlieUphall ManseBrotchrigg
Ballass
K inloch
Heathery LegsFive ShanksRosemount HouseCalderbankRatho HouseKimmerghamLarbert ManseHallmireScardroy LodgePreston
Burleigh
ParkheadNoss Island
Inverleithen ManseArtarmanGlencairn Manse
Upper Locharwoods
MosspeebleMid-Locharwoods
Post-Town.
AberdeenArdrossan
MilngacieBarrheadLesmahagowDunfermlineCarnwathMuckartStromness
AberdeenMelrose
AberdeenGlasgowMelroseHuntlyStraiton
Dailly
Balfron
Portpatrick
MayboleErrol
Colmonell
Perth
Newton-StewartGovan
Dairy
ColdinghamColdstream
Old Kilpatrick
HaddingtonGreenlawUphallLasswadeCuparAuchtermuchtyDamheadUphall
KilmarnockShettlestcne
RathoDunseFalkirk
Gilston
DingwallPrestonpans
Milnathort
Alloa
LerwickInverleithen
HelensburghMoniave
Clarencefield
LangholmDumfries
149
County.
AberdeenBute
DumbartonRenfrewLanarkFife
LanarkPerth
OrkneyAberdeenRoxburghAberdeenLanarkRoxburghAberdeenAyrAyrStirling
Wigtown
AvrPerth
AvrPerth
WigtownLanark
Ayr
BerwickDurhamRenfrewHaddingtonBerwickLinlithgow
Mid-Lothian
Fife
Fife
Perth
Linlithgow
AyrLanarkMid-LothianBerwickStirling
Kirkcudbright
RossHaddingtonKinross
ClackmannanZetland
Peebles
DumbartonDumfries
Dumfries
Dumfries
Dumfries
150
Occupants, fyc.
Borthwick, JohnBorthwick, JamesBorthwick, T. Chalmers
Borthwick, Lt.-Col. W.Boswall, A., & Co.
Boswell, Alexander
Boswell, John Irvine
Boswell, John Irvine
Boswell, Sir James, Bt.
Boswell, Dowager LadyBoswell, MrsBoswell, MissBowater, Sir EdwardBourine, T. RymerBowman, MrsBowman, Miss M. AnneBovd, M'Nab, & Co.Bovd,Boyd, A. B.
Boyd, Rev. AlexanderBoyd, JohnBoyd, SpencerBoyd, William HayBoyd, Miss MarionBoyes, JamesBoyes, MrsBoyle, Hon. DavidBoyle, Rev. JohnBoyle, Patrick
Boys, Capt. HenryBrahazon, Lady C.Brand, RobertBrand, WilliamBrand, MissBrander, Capt. JamesBrander, JamesBrander, ColonelBrandon, Rev. Alex.Branks, Rev. Wm. A.M.Breadalbane, Dowa- )
ger-Marchioness of }Breadalbane, Marquis ofBreadalbane, Marquis ofBreadalbane, Marquis ofBreadalbane, Marquis ofBreadalbane, Marquis ofBreadalbane, Marquis ofBrebner, Mrs ChristianBrewster, Rev. GeorgeBrewster, Rev. HenryBrewster, Rev. JamesBrewster, Rev. PatrickBridges, JamesBriggs, ColonelBriggs, WilliamBrisbane, Gen. SirT.
Mukdougall, Bart:•}
B R I
Villages, Seats, fyc.
CrookstonHaxleeHopsrigGeorgefleld
NewmillBroomhill
KingcausieKirkhill
AuchinleckOchiltree HouseGarvallan
Blackadder HouseBlackwaterWoodlandsGayfield HouseAshgroveBellfleld PrintworkPenkill
Cherrytrees
CrimondBroadmeadowsPiedmontTownendOrchard andLaw Castle
Whitehill
Maryfield
ShewaltonHamilton LodgeTreesbanksLawhill HouseKingincleuchStewart ValeBarshawMountainhallPitgaveny HouseEmboPitgain HouseDuffus ManseCamelon
Langton House
AchmoreArdmaddy Castle
Finlarig Castle
Kilchurn Castle
Loch Tulla LodgeTaymouth CastleLairneyScoonie ManseFarnell
CraigAbbey ManseBellfield
Strathairly
East Blair
Brisbane
Post- Town.
Fushie BridgeMelroseLangholmLangholmLevenDunseAberdeenAberdeenCumnockOchiltree
CumnockAy ton
DufftownDumfriesMontroseKilwinning
Kirkintulloch
Dailly
KelsoPeterheadSelkirk
GirvanSymingtonWest Kilbride
Ecclefechan
HamiltonIrvine
Portobello
KilmarnockLargoMauchlinePartick
Paisley
DumfriesElginDornochElgin
DuffusCamelon
Dunse
Killin
EasdaleKillin
DalmallyDalmallyAberfeldy
Kincard. O'NcilLevenBrechinMontrosePaisley
MusselburghLargoBlair-Adam
County.
Largs
Mid-LothianRoxburghDumfriesDumfriesFife
BerwickKincardineKincardineAyrAyrAyrBerwickBanff
KirkcudbrightForfar
AyrDumbartonAyrRoxburghAberdeenSelkirk
AyrAyrAyrDumfriesLanarkAyrMid-LothianAyrFiYe
AyrLanarkRenfrewDumfriesElgin
Sutherland
MorayMorayStirling
Berwick
Perth
ArgylePerth
ArgyleArgylePerth
AberdeenFife
Forfar
Forfar
RenfrewMid-LothianFife
Fife
Ayr
Occupants, §~c.
Brisbane, Gen. Sir T. )
Makdougall, Bart, j
Brisbane, George C.Brisbane, Dr ThomasBroad, GeorgeBroad, WilliamBroadfoot, WilliamBrock, HenryBrodie,
Brodie, AlexanderBrodie, AlexanderBrodie, Charles
Brodie, Rev. J.
Brodie, James CampbellBrodie, Patrick
Brodie, WilliamBrodie, WilliamBroom, WilliamBroomfield, Rev. Robt.
Brown, Major Alex.
Brown, AndrewBrown, AndrewBrown, Rev. AndrewBrown, Rev. AndrewBrown, DavidBrown, DavidBrown, DavidBrown, DavidBrown, David WardlawBrown, Rev. DavidBrown, GeorgeBrown, JamesBrown, Hugh H.Brown, Sir James, Bart.
Brown, James •
Brown, JamesBrown, James, & Co.Brown, JamesBrown, Rev. JamesBrown, JohnBrown, JohnBrown, JobnBrown, John HarvieBrown, Dr JohnBrown, Capt. JohnBrown, LawrenceBrown, MatthewBrown, Peter
Brown & Poison
Brown, Rev. Gilbert
Brown, RobertBrown, Sir SamuelBrown, Samuel R.
Brown, ThomasBrown, ThomasBrown, Rev. ThomasBrown, Walter
BR OVillages, Seats, fyc.
151
Makerston House
ClydeviewWood bankOrmstonCliftonhill
WardsCessnock BankBridge EndHaddenPilmore
BushMonimailLethen HouseClarilaw
Brodie HouseEndrichbankPembreakAuldfield
Trinitv LodgeClerkhill
Auchintorlie
Alva ManseCameron ManseRoddinglawSeafield
HoundaleeMarleyBlanerne HouseOrd ManseWattenPentland MainsNewhallColston ParkOrchard HouseKinleith Papermill
Eskmills
Balgillo HouseShapinshayBrunstain HouseBuccleuch Arms Inn
Bogehall
QuarterBallochnie WorksMayville
EdmonstoneBroadfield
LinkwoodThurscraigNew BythFirth
Netherbyres
Finlaystone
Lanfine
Auchlochan HouseKinneff ManseCurrie House
Post- Town.
Kelso
ArdrossanLargsKelso
Kelso
WhithornGovanWindygatesKelso
LauderLochmabenCuparNairn
Lilliesleaf
Forres
DrymenAuchinleck
GlasgowDunseStewarton
Paisley
AlvaSt AndrewsRathoRoslin
JedburghBlairgowrie
DunseCornhill
WattenLnanheadPennycuickLochmabenCarluke
Currie
PennycuickDundeeKirkwall
Portobello
St Boswells
BiggarDennyAirdrie
Stpvenston
BiggarPort-GlasgowElgin
Paisley
Turriff
Roslin
AytonPort-GlasgowKilmarnockLesmahagowBervie
Fushie Bridge
County.
Roxburgh
AyrAyrRoxburghRoxburghWigtownLanarkFife
RoxburghBerwickDumfriesFife
NairnRoxburghMorayStirling
AyrRenfrewBerwickAyrRenfrewClackmannanFife
Mid-LothianMid- Lothian
RoxburghPerth
BerwickBanff
Caithness
Mid-LothianMid-LothianDumfriesLanarkMid- LothianMid-LothianForfar
OrkneyMid-LothianRoxburghLanarkStirling
LanarkAyrLanarkRenfrewMorayRenfrewAberdeenM'ul-Lothian
BerwickRenfrewAyrLanarkKincardine
Mid-Lothian
152
Occupants, Sfc.
Brown, Lieut. William
Brown, William
Brown, William
Brown, Willium
Brown, William
Brown, William
Brown, Wm. HenryBrowne, JamesBrowne, Dr W., A.F.
Brown, MrsBrown, MrsBrown, Misses
Brown, Misses
Bruce, Archibald
Bruce, AndrewBruce, C. L. C, M.P.Bruce, C L. C, M.P.Bruce, C. L. C, M.P.Bruce, JamesBruce, JamesBruce, JohnBruce, Rev. JohnBruce, Sir Michael, Bt.
Bruce, Sir Michael, Bt.
Bruce, (). TyndallBruce, 0. TyndallBruce, Robert
Bruce, Robert
Bruce, Robert
Bruce, ThomasBruce, WilliamBruce WilliamBruce, MrsBrunton, Rev. Dr Alex.
Brunton, JamesBrunton, JamesBrunton, MissBryce, JohnBryden, Rev. RobertBryden, Rev. JohnBrydie, Rev. Peter
Buccleuch, Duke of
Buccleuch, Duke of
Buccleuch, Duke of
Buccleuch, Duke ofBuclian, Earl of
Buchan, Karl of
Buchaa & CompanyBuchan, AndrewBuchan, JamesBuclian, Rev. JohnBuchan, LaurenceBuchan,Buchan, Rev. PeterBuchan, AndrewBuchan, GeorgeBuchanan, Alexander
B U C
Villages, Seats, 8fc.
Rockville
HagsEgypt ParkGreenock MainsKilmardinnyMary field
AshiyBendarraghCrichton Royal AsylumBroadchapel
Capelrig
CraigheadCrossflats
Bankton HouseFlatfield
DunphailKinnaird HouseRosevalley
MiddletonGreen vale
SandlodgeSommerville BankStenhouseScotston HouseFalkland HouseNuthill
Rennet HouseBurravoeSymbisterLangleeBigtownAlderstone
Broxburn HouseBilstane BraeAnchorlawMuirendAllerly
Parkhall
Dunscore ManseStandsting
FossawayDalkeith Palace
Drumlanrig Castle
Langholm LodgeBowhill
AlmondellDry burgh AbbeyRatho Hall Distillery
Glencorse MainsAuchmacoy HouseLoch Mill HouseBal christie HouseHaystovver
HolmGlencorse MainsKelloe
Cambusmore
Post- Town.
N. QueensferryRathoPaisley
Muirkirk
E. Kilpatrich
PennycuickRathoHelensburghDumfriesLochmabenNeivton MearnsButhwellPaisley
Mid-CalderErrol
Forres
Falkirk
BurgheadMintlawDunnetLerwickKilmarnockCarronOld AberdeenFalklandAuchtermuchtyKincardine
South Yell
LerwickGalashiels
LerwickMid-CalderBroxburnLoanheadPennycuickCathcart
Melrose
BalfronDunscoreLerwickKinross
Dalkeith
Thornhill
LangholmSelkirk
BroxburnSt Boswells
RathoPennycuickEllon
Kirriemuir
ColinsburghPeebles
KirkwallPennycuickDunseDoune
County.
Fife
Mid -LothianRenfrewAyrDumbartonMid-Lothian'Mid-LothianDumbartonDumfriesDumfriesRenfrewLanarkRenfrewMid-LothianPerth
MorayStirling
MorayAberdeenCaithness
Zetland
AyrStirling
AberdeenFife
Fife
ClackmannanOrk. & Zet.
Zetland
RoxburghZetland
EdinburghLinlithgowMid-LothianMid- LothianRenfrewRoxburghStirling
DumfriesZetlandKinross
Mid-LothianDumfriesDumfriesSelkirk
LinlithgowRoxburghMid-LothianMid-LothianAberdeenForfar
Fife
Peebles
OrkneyMid-LothianBerwickPerth
Occupants, §x.
AlexanderAndrewAndrewDuncanGeorgeJamesJamesCapt. J. G.James GrayJohnJohnJohnJohnRobertProf. RobertThomasRev. Thos.ThomasThos. BruceRev. Peter
MrsMrs A.MrsMrs S.
MissMiss
BuchananBuchananBuchananBuchananBuchananBuchananBuchananBuchananBuchananBuchananBuchananBuchananBuchananBuchananBuchananBuchananBuchananBuchananBuchananBuchananBuchananBuchananBuchananBuchananBuchananBuchananBuckingham & Chan- )
dos, Duke of }Buist, Rev. AlexanderBuist, GeorgeBuist, Henry
Buist, James
Buist, Rev. JohnBulloch, MrsBunten, JamesBurd, MissBurden, George S. M.Burgess,
Burn, Henry G.Burn, MissBurness. AlexanderBurness, B^v. DavidBurnett, AlexanderBurnett, ArihurBurnett, G^goryBurnett, J. B.
Burnett, James H.Burnett JohnBurnett, John JosephBurnett, Peier
Burnett, Siv Thos., Bt.
Burnett, Sir Thos., Bt.
Burnett, ThomasBurnett. Rev. ThomasBurns, Rev. ThomasBurns, Rev. Thomas
__ BURVillages, Seats, 8fc.
153
Slatefield
Auchintorlie
Mount VernonColasnaconeArdenDowan Hill
AitkenheadBridgeton
Easttield HouseCarbethFinnich
Glenlora
ArdmareKnoxlandArdfillane
WellshotMethven ManseGartacharn CottageBoquhanStitchel
DrumpillarAuchmar CottageCatrine BankCuninghamheadBellfield
Craignat
Auchlyne House
Arngask ManseOrmistonBerryhill
Kirktonbarns
Tannadice ManseMiddlefield HouseHolmhead HouseSeafield
Feddal HouseLochinlee
Cuttlehill
Briery Cottage
Prospect Place
WistounGlastilluch
Minden CottageArdrossMonboddoCairnton Cottage
Kemnay HouseGadgirth HouseElrick HouseCrathes
Scalleter
Kipplestone
Daviot ManseMonkton ManseMansefield
Post- Town.
GlasgowGlasgowShettlestone
AppinDumbartonPartick
Cathcart
St CyrusRutherglen
Killearn
DrymenLochwinnochDumbartonDumbartonDunoonCambuslangMethvenDrymenBalfronKelso
Coatbridge
Puseneath
Catrine
Irvine
KilmarnockKillearn
Killin
DamheadNewburghAuchtermuchtyFerry-port- |
on- Craig j
Forfar
Falkirk
Cathcart
WhitburnBracoDunscoreCrossgates
FordAberdeenBiggarUllapool
Peebles
Alness
Auchinblae
BanchoryKintore
AyrSummerhill
AberdeenStrathdon
AberdeenOld MeldrumMonktonLesmahago
County.
LanarkDumbartonLanarkArgyleDumbartonLanarkLanarkKincardine
LanarkStirling
Stirling
RenfrewDumbartonDumbartonArgyleLanarkPerth
Stirling
Stirling
RoxburghLanarkDumbartonAyrAyrAyrStirling
Perth
Fife
Fife
Fife
Fife
Forfar
Stirling
RenfrewLinlithgow
Perth
Dumfries
Fife
EdinburghAberdeenLanarkRoss
Peebles
RossKincardine
Kincardine
AberdeenAyrAberdeenKincardine
Aberdeen
AberdeenAberdeenAyrLanark
154
Occupants, §~c.
Burns, Rev. William
Burns, Rev. Dr George
Buraside, Rev. G. M.
Burton, JamesBurt, Rev. Alexander
Bute, Marquis of
Bute, Marquis of
Buttar, JohnButtar, William
Buttars, Archibald
Butter, Archibald
Butters, MrsByres, Major-Gen. P.
CAMVillages, Seats, Sfc.
Kilsyth ManseTweedsmuir
Urr Manse
Birkenshaw HouseArngask ManseDumfries HouseMount Stuart
Calley
BalentuimStrathloch
Faskally
Glenhead Cottage
Tonley House
Post-Town.
Kilsyth
CrookKirkpat?'ick-
DurhamPollokshaivs
DamheadCumnockRothsayBlairgowrie
Blairgowrie
KirkmichaelPitlochry
DonneI Whitehouse
Count}/.
Stirling
Peebles
Kirkcudbright
RenfrewFife
AyrButePerthPerthPerthPerthPerth
Aberdeen
Cabbell, JohnCadell, Col. Charles
Cadell, H. F.
Cadell, HenryCadell, James JohnCadell, Philip
Cadell, P.
Cadell, RobertCadell, W. A.Cadell, WilliamCadell & Co.
Cadenhead, AlexanderCadin,
Cairncross, GeorgeCairnie, Charles
Cairnie, Dr JohnCairns, J.
Caithness, Earl of
Calder, N. DavidsonCalder, RobertCalder, ThomasCalder, WilliamCalder, Miss E.Caldwell, JamesCaldwell, RobertCallander, James HenryCallender, Wm. BurnCaUender, Mrs Col.Cameron & Co.Cameron, Gen. Sir A.Cameron, Rev. Alex.Cameron, Lieut. Alex.Cameron, AlexanderCameron, AlexanderCameron, AlexanderCameron, AllanCameron, AngusCameron, AngusCameron, Rev. Donald
Muirbank
Occupants, §-c.
Cameron, DonaldCameron, Capt. DonaldCameron, Sir D., Bart.
Cameron, EwenCameron, EwenCameron, HughCameron, JamesCameron, JamesCameron, JamesCameron, Col. J. II.
Cameron, Rev. JohnCameron, JohnCameron, JohnCameron, JohnCameron, Capt. JohnCameron, JohnCameron, ThomasCampbell, Sir Alex., Bt.
Campbell, Alex., M.P.Campbell, Alex., M.P.Campbell, Alex , M.P.Campbell, AlexanderCampbell, Rev. Alex.
Campbell, AlexanderCampbell, Col. Alex.
Campbell, AlexanderCampbell, AlexanderCampbell, AlexanderCampbell, AlexanderCampbell, Sir A., Bart.
Campbell, Sir A., Bart.
Campbell, Rev. A. Blair
Campbell, ArchibaldCampbell, Archibald
Campbell, Arch. JamesCampbell, ArchibaldCampbell, Archibald
Campbell, ArchibaldCampbell, Archibald
Campbell, Colonel A. <
Campbell, A. D.Campbell, Colonel
Campbell, Charles
Campbell, Capt. C. W.Campbell, Rev. Colin F.
Campbell, Colin
Campbell, Colin
Campbell, Colin
Campbell,Capt.Colin, )
R.N. I
Campbell, ColinCampbell, Colin
Campbell, Colin
Campbell, Colin
Campbell, Rev. DavidCampbell, Rev. D.
CAMVillages, Seats, Sfc.
AchnacarryStrone
Callart
Beolary HouseKilfinnan HouseCuillievoulan
Aberdour HouseCults
Croft, RothiemurchusMacomerTongue ManseOrton MainsGlenevis
GleneskLienassie
New MainsSkinnet HouseBarcaldine HouseInveraw HouseMonzie Castle
Dalness HouseLerags
WeemCaolis
AchnacroishMurrayfield
AuchindarrochBarnhill
BedlayGarscube HouseGarth HouseKilwinning ManseCamserney Cottage
Lochnell HouseKilpatrick
InchinanDall-Ardionaig
Glendaruell HouseBlythwood HouseArdchattan Priory- 1
house J
Ash CraigSymington LodgeKinlochBoreland HouseEscart
Camis EskanKeppochBallinaby
Ardpatrick House
MamonJura HouseRetreat Cottage
Colgrain
Tarbat ManseSouthend
155
Post- Town.
CorpachCorpachFort-WiiliamGlenelg
Invergarry
Kinloch RannochFraserburgh
Tomintoul
Linwilg
UnachanStornowayKeith
Fort-WilliamLoanheadLochalsh
WishawtownHalkirk
BonawBonawCrieff
BonawObanAberfeldy
TobermoryObanEdinburghLochgilpheadDumbartonMoodiesburnMaryhill
Aberfeldy
Kilwinning
Aberfeldy
BonawBunessan
RenfrewKenmoreGlendaruell
Renfrew
Bonaw
GreenockBiggarAmulreeKilliu
Tarbert
DumbartonDumbartonBowmore
Tarbert
Roseneath
Lochgilphead
TobermoryDumbartonPortmahomackCampbelton
County.
Inverness
Inverness
Inverness
Inverness
Inverness
Perth
AberdeenBanff
Inverness
Inverness
RossMorayInverness
Mid-LothianRossLanarkCaithness
ArgyleArgylePerth
Argyle
ArgylePerth
Argyle
ArgyleMid-LothianArgyleDumbartonLanarkDumbartonPerth
AyrPerth
ArgyleArgyle
RenfrewPerth
ArgyleRenfrew
Argyle
AyrLanarkPerth
Perth
ArgyleDumbartonDumbartonArgyle
Argyle
DumbartonArgyleArgyleDumbartonRossArgyle
156 CAMOccupants, Sfi
Campbell, David
Ca apbell.Rev.Dr David
Campbell, Capt. D.
Campbell, Capt.D.,R.N.
Campbell, Major D.
Campbell, Sir Don., Bt.
Campbell, DonaldCampbell, DonaldCampbell, Lt.-Col. D.Campbell, DonaldCampbell, DonaldCampbell, DonaldCampbell, Rev. D. N.Campbell, Rev. DonaldCampbell, DugaldCampbell, Rev. DuncanCampbell, Rev. DuncanCampbell, DuncanCampbell, DuncanCampbell, F. GardenCampbell, Sir GeorgeCampbell, George A.Campbell, GeorgeCampbell, GeorgeCampbell, Henry F.
Campbell, H. WalterCampbell, Sir II. P. )
Hume, Bart.. M. P. jCampbell, Dr HughCampbell, Sir James, Bt.
Campbell, SirJames, Bt.
Campbell, James Arch.Campbell, Rev. JamesCampbelljLieut. J.,R N.Campbell, James Arch.Campbell, ColonelCampbell, JamesCampbell, JamesCampbell, JamesCampbell, Rev. JamesCampbell, Sir J., Bart.
Campbell, JohnCampbell, JohnCampbell, JohnCampbell, JohnCampbell, JohnCampbell, JohnCampbell, J. EytonCampbell, JohnCampbell, JohnCampbell, JohnCampbell, John G.Campbell, JohnCampbell, John( ampbell, .Major JohnCampbell, J. DeansCampbell, John
Villages, Seats, Sfc.
Occupants, Sfc.
Campbell,Campbell,Campbell,Campbell,
Campbell,Campbell,Campbell,
Campbell,Campbell,Campbell,Campbell,Campbell,Campbell,Campbell,Campbell,
Campbell,Campbell,Campbell,Campbell,Campbell,Campbell,Campbell,Campbell,Campbell,Campbell,Campbell,Campbell,Campbell,Campbell,Campbell,Campbell,Campbell,Campbell,Campbell,Campbell,Campbell,Campbell,Campbell,Campbell,Campbell,Campbell,Campbell,
Campbell,Campbell,Campbell,Campbell,Campbell,Campbell,Campbell,Campbell,
Campbell,
JohnJohnKennethL.
LachlanL. M'NeillLomeRev.
MangoMungo N.Neil
RichardRichardR.RobertRobertRobertMajor, R.N.RobertRobert
Lt. RupertRev. S.
ThomasWalterW. F,
W. F.
W.F.W. F.
W. G.
W. J. L.
W. J. L.
WilliamRev. Wm.Rev. W. B. S.
WilliamWilliamWilliamW. A.WilliamWilliamMrsMrsMrsMrsMrsMrsMrsMrs AnnMrs E.
Mrs Lillias
CAMVillages, Seats, Sfc.
157
Campbell, Mrs Major
Campbell, Misses
Campbell, Misses
Campbell, Misses
Campbell, Miss A.
Sornbes:
Stonefield
ArdowPortkiln
BarraaddySaddell HouseStronshera CottagePort of GlassaryAllarque
Ballimore HouseTreshnishCarradale HouseGlencarradale
Claehan HouseDuchlageSonachanSkerrington
OrmidaleHeadswood CottageAuchmannochReay BankBerriedale
Cassillis
Skipness HouseWoodhallShankertonArdimersay Cottage
[slay HouseFairfield HouseGlenfallochheadMi mess HouseShau field Cottage
Tullichewan Castle
Coul ManseClochfoldich HouseQueen-hill
Ederline
DunloskinOrmsaryNether Place
DalhannaShianPortmaryGartness
DunmoreHead wellAuchagoileSunderland
Otter HouseKilravock Castle
Drimsynie
Walton Park
Cornhill
DuncholginDalcheunaKnockvoligan
Post- Town.
GuhtonTarbert
TobermoryRoseneath
Inverary
Tarbert
Inverary
Inverary
StruthdonCaimdowBelluchroy
Tmjiidoan
TarbertRoseneutk
RoseneuthInverary
Old CumnockCairndowDennyMauchlineArdersier
UunbeathAyrTarbert
HolytownHolytownBowmoreBowmoreAyrCallander
Aberfeldy
Rutherglen
DumbartonTurlandDunkeldKirkcudbright
Lochgilphead
DunoonLochgilphead
MauchlineNew CumnockAmulreeKirkcudbright
Portaskaig
Tarbert
DunfermlineKiljinan
BowmoreCairndoiu
CawdorCaimdowKirhpatriclt- \
Durham )
BiggarLochgilphead
Inverary
Bunessan
County,
AyrArgyleArgyleDumbartonArgyleArgyle
ArgyleArgyleAberdeenArgyleArgyleArgyleArgyleDumbartonDumbartonArgyleAyrArgyleStirling
AyrImcrnessCaithness
AyrArgyleLanarkLanarkArgyleArgyleAyrPerth
Perth
LanarkDumbartonAberdeenPerth
Kirkcudbright
ArgyleArgyle
ArgyleAyrAyrPerth
Kirkcudbi
ArgyleArgyleFife
ArgylArgyle\
fjLe
NairnArgyle
Kirkcudbright
LanarkArgyleArgyleArgyle
158
Occupants, §c.
Camperdown, Earl of
Camperdown, Earl of
Caiman, Rev. Erancis
Cannon, Rev. DrCannon, Alexander
Cant, ArtlmrCarfrae, Major-Gen. J.
Carfrae, William
Carlisle, WilliamCarment, Rev. DavidCarmichael, Rev. D.Carmichael, Michael )
Thomson j
Carmichael, Misses
Carnegey, Charles
Carnegy, DavidCarnegie, Sir Jas., Bt.
Carnegie, Sir Jas., Bt.
Carnegie, JohnCarnegie, JohnCarnegie, Robert
Carnegie, W. F. LindsayCarnegie, Wm.Carnegie, MrsCarnegie, Mrs WatsonCarnegy, Mrs WatsonCarnegy, Miss Helen H.Carnie, CharlesCarr, MortonCarr, Rev. RobertCarr, MrsCarrew, JamesCarruthers, AlexanderCarruthers, BishopCarruthers, D. A.Carruthers, Rev. DavidCarruthers, GeorgeCarruthers, JohnCarruthers, WilliamCarruthers, WilliamCarruthers, W. T.Carruthers, MrsCarruthers, MissesCarson, MissCarter, JohnCarstairs, DrCarstairs, JohnCarswell, ThomasCarswell, ThomasCarswell, MrsCassels, CharlesCassels, RobertCassie, RobertCathcart, AlexanderCathcart, Colonel
Cathcart, Captain )
Hun. A.F. J
CATVillages, Seats, fyc.
CamperdownGleneagles HouseLintrathan
MainsMiltown ParkMillfield
BowerhouseCraigendHoustonfield
RoskeenAquhortice
East End
Craigen-Ross HouseBalandargCraigoKinnaird Castle
GlendyeEdrom NewtonRedhall
BroomhillKimblethmontRen ton of AuchenclochCraigton
Lower1 unnSunnyside Cottage
CarronvaleWoodlandsLuss ManseAlloway CottageNewhouseWarmanbieBlair's College
KinmountKirkdenMilneBrecon Hill
Stanries Hill
LaverhayDormontCraigNorthfield
Broomfield BankCastle Hill
LochmalonieSpringfield
Shortroods
Springbank CottageBraeheadKelvin BankHarmony HouseAuchendinny HouseKnockdolian CastleLagwine
Caklra House
Post- Town.
LocheeAuchterarderKirriemuirDundeeCastle-DouglasNairnDunbarLibberton
HoustonInvergordonKeitnhall
Lanark
Millport
KirriemuirMontroseBrechinFettercairn
DunseAuchlnblae
AberdeenArbroathSkeneWinchburghForfar
Forfar
MontroseDennyPortobello
LussAyrLarkhall
AnnanAberdeenAnnanForfar
MoffatEcclefechan
Moffat
MoffatEcclefechan
New GallowayAnnanMoniaveOilston
CuparPennycuickPaisley
Paisley
LochwinnochPartick
GovanPennycuickColmonellCarsphairn
Dunse
County.
Forfar
PerthForfar
Forfar
KirkcudbrightNairnHaddingtonMid-LothianRenfrewRossAberdeen
Lanark
ButeForfar
Forfar
Forfar
KincardineBerwickKincardineAberdeenForfar
AberdeenLinlithgowForfarForfar
Forfar
Stirling
Mid-LothianDumbartonAyrLanarkDumfriesKincardineDumfriesForfar
DumfriesDumfriesDumfriesDumfriesDumfriesKirkcudbrightDumfriesDumfriesKirkcudbrightFife
Mid-LothianRenfrewRenfrewRenfrewLanarkLanarkEdinburghAyrKirkcudbright
Berwick
Occupant*. \c.
C H I
Villages, Seats, 8fc.
159
Cat! cart, Earl
Cathcart, Elias
Cathcart, Elias
Cathcart, Sir J. A., Bt.
Cathcart, T.Cathcart, Hon. Col. )
T. Macadam J
Cathcart, MissCatto, RobertCavendish, Hon. C. C.Cavit, AlexanderCarre, Capt. R. R., R.N.Caw, Rev. JohnCawdor, Earl of
Chalmers, A., & SonChalmers, Charles
Chalmers, Colonel, {K.C.H. j
Chalmers, DavidChalmers, Francis
Chalmers, John J.
Chalmers. Patrick
Chalmers, Patrick
Chalmers, RobertChalmers, WilliamChalmers, Rev. WilliamChalmers, MrsChambers, Robert
Chambers, ThomasChancellor, JohnChaplin, GeorgeChapman, Rev. Alex.
Chapman, MrsCharles, Rev. JohnCharter is, GeorgeCharteris, Rev. JamesCharteris, Rev. JohnChatfield, Allen Thos.Cheape, AlexanderCheape, A.Cheape, GeorgeCheape, Capt. JohnCheape, MrsCheyne, ArthurCbeyne, HenryCheyne, James A.
Cheyne, J. A.Cheyne, Peter
Cheyne, MrsChione, George ToddChild, WilliamChisholm, AndrewChisholm, Colin
Chisholm, ThomasChisholm, R,ev. DonaldChisholm, JohnChisholm, Lachlan
Cathcart Castle
AurhendrainSt Margaret's HopeKillochan Castle
Pitcairly
Berbeth
Post- Town.
Cathcart
AyrN. Queensferry
Girvan
Auchtermuchty
Dalmellington
Sayfield House
160
Occupants, Sfc.
Chisholme, Robert
Cbisholme, Wm. Scott
Christie, Alexander
Christie, Alexander
Christie, Captain
Christie,Chas. Maitland
Christie, JohnChristie, Captain N. T.
Christie, Robert Stark
Christison, Colin
Christison, Rev. JohnChurch, Duncan M.Church, James, jun.
Church, JamesChurch, Elizabeth
Clapperton, Alex.
Clapperton, GeorgeClapperton, ThomasClark, AlexanderClark, AlexanderClark, AndrewClark, ArchibaldClark, Augustus T.
Clark, Charles
Clark, CharlesClark, Charles
Clark, Charles
Clark, DavidClark, Francis WilliamClark, GeorgeClark, GeorgeClark, Col. JamesClark, JamesClark, JamesClark, JamesClark, JamesClark, JamesClark, J. Patersoi
Clark, JohnClark, JohnClark, MajorClark, Rev. JohnClark, NinianClark, RobertClark, RobertClark, Rev. RobertClark, RobertClark, SamuelClark, WilliamClark, WilliamClark, William BennetClark, Mrs, Sen.Clark, MissClark, JaneClarke, JamesClarke, Rev. William B
C L AVillages, Seats, SfC.
ChisholmeChisholme
Channell
Pittendreich
BabbertonDurieBurnhouseSmiddy GreenTeasses HouseBarglass
Biggar ManseChapelTower of SarkPark HouseKirkchrist
Spylaw BankCaddoulle
Oriel CottageEribol
WesterinchAirdrie
AuchafourAchareidhPriceland
Straiton
Kinkell
DalnaglarSlogarie
Ulva HouseBalour
Leuchar's LodgeShawhillCrosshill
RosebankChapel HouseNewlandsOldneyFingaskKirkland ParkBernice
Hill BankBlackford
Nun ton
Balnakill
NewhouseKeanlochbervieArdyne ParkMarionville
AirhouseMoffat
Whyteside CottageLonghaughElmbankDalnaversOldneyHalf Morton
Post- Town.
HawickHawickFerry-port- \
on- Craig j
ElginCurrieLevenPortobello
St Andrew'sCuparKirkinner
BiggarDirleton
CanonbieCanonbieKirkcudbrightColinton
Galashiels
ColintonTongueBathgateCrail
DunoonNairnCoupar- AngusLeucharsDingwallBlairgowrie
Lauriston
UlvaBonawLeucharsKilmarnockCathcartFalkirk
Paisley
Lauriston
LochinverInverness
Strathaven
StrachurBlairgowrie
AuchterarderLochmaddyTarbert
EagleshamScourie
DunoonEdinburghLauderAirdrie
Falkirk
Galashiels
KilmarnockLinwilg
Lochinver
Ecclefechan
County.
RoxburghRoxburgh
Ftfe
Elfrla
Mid- LothianFife
Mid-LothianFife
Fife
WigtownLanarkHaddingtonDumfriesDumfriesKirkcudbrightMid-LothianSelkirk
Mid-LothianSutherland
LinlithgowFife
ArgyleNairnPerthFife
RossPerth
KirkcudbrightArgyleArgyleFife
AyrRenfrewStirling
RenfrewStirling
Sutherland
Inverness
LanarkArgylePerth
PerthInverness
ArgyleLanarkSutherland
ArgyleMid-LothianBerwickLanarkStirling
RoxburghAyrInverness
Sutherland
Dumfries
Occupants, §-c.
Clarke, RobertClarke, William NelsonClarke & Robertson, )
Misses )
Clason, Rev. JamesClay, JohnClay, Patrick
Clay, William N.Clay hills, AlexanderC leghorn, GeorgeCleghorn, P.
C leghorn, Rev. ThomasCleland, Mrs Christian
Clephane,
Clephane, Mrs D. M.Clephane, JohnClerk, Rev. D.ClerkClerk, Sir G., Bt. M.P.Cleveland,Duke of
Clive; Mrs M.Clouston, Rev. Charles
Clouston, JamesClow, J. G.Coats, MrsCochrane, A. & J.
Cochrane, A. & M.Cochrane, AlexanderCochrane, AlexanderCochrane, A. B.
Cochrane, Archibald
Cochrane, F. J.
Cochrane, JamesCochrane, JamesCochrane, JamesCochran, JohnCochran, M.Cochrane, Sir T. Inglis
Cochrane, Hon. W. E.
Cochrane, ThomasCochran, WilliamCochrane, WilliamCochran, MrsCock, Rev. WilliamCoekburn, LordCoigny, Duke DeCollans, EdwardColledge, W.Collier, Capt. Robert
Collier, MrsCollier, ThomasCollingwood, C. J.
Collins, EdwardColquhoun, HughColquhoun,J.C.(M.P.)Colquhoun, J. C.Colquhoun, Sir J., Bart.
COLVillages, Seats, Sfc.
16!
Comrie CastleBonskeid House
Nunton
Dalziel ManseKerchesters
NewwaterhaughOxgang HouseInvergowrieWeensWakefieldSmailholmCuparheadAcorn LodgeTorloisk
WoodhallTorosay ManseWhiteside
Pennycuick HouseGairn Sheal
GlenochSandwickCaldale
CammusmoreCoatshill
Lintmill
Kirktonfield
Kirkton HouseAshkirk CottageLammingtoune HouseBirses LeesBalfour
Muirfield
RyartBrownsideCross Arthurlee
Gray's Mill
MurdostownThe RossHarcusCraigNew MiltonLadyland HouseManse of RathenBonally
BarganyMure ParkMiddlemuirGavail CottageCormistonHatton HouseAuchnaclarachKelvindale
RosebankKillermont House(ilenmallan, Loch LongRossdhu
Post- Town
Culross
Pitlochrie
Dunvegan
HamiltonKelso
BerwickKirkintulloch
DundeeBonchr. BridgeSt. AndrewsKelso
Coatbridge
MusselburghTobermoryColinton
AuchnacraigDunscorePennycuickBallater
MayboleStronmess
Kirkwall
KilmuirBlantyre
Neilston
Neilston
Neilston
Ashkirk
LammingtouneSt Boswell's
AboyneGallon
Newton MearnsStralhaven
BarrheadSlateford
Salysburgh
HamiltonEddlestone
Strathaven
Roslin
Kilbirnie
MintlawColinton
Dually
Partick
Kirkintulloch
DunoonBiggarMuirdrumGarvie
MaryMUCambusluugMaryMUGairlochheadDumbarton
County.
Perth
Perth
Inverness
LanarkRoxburghBerwickDumbartonForfar
RoxburghFife
RoxburghLanarkMid-LothianArgyle
Mid-LothianArgyleDumfries
Mid-LothianAberdeenAyrOrkneyOrkneyInverness
LanarkRenfrewRenfrewRenfrewRoxburghLanarkRoxburghAberdeenHaddingtonRenfrewLanarkRenfrewMid-LothianLanarkLanarkPeebles
LanarkMid-LothianAyrAberdeenMid-LothianAyrLanarkDumbartonArgyleLanarkForfar
RossLanarkLanarkDumbartonDumbartonDumbarton
Occupants, Sfc.
Craig, Rev. Archibald
Craig, Rev. GeorgeCraig, Sir James Gib- )
son, Burt. )
Craig, JamesCraig, JamesCraig, JohnCraig, JohnCraig, RobertCraig, RobertCraigie, A.Craigie, Colonel
Craigie, Geo. ClerkCraigie, Captain JamesCraigie, JohnCraigie, LaurenceCraigie, Captain RobertCraigie, MrsCraik, Rev. AlexanderCraik, D. H.Craik, Rev. JamesCrail, AlexanderCramond, GeorgeCranston, H. KerrCranston, LordCranston, LordCranstoun, GeorgeCrawford, DavidCrawford, GeorgeCrawford, JohnCrawford, Rev. JohnCrawford, Rev. RobertCrawford, Thomas M.Crawford, WilliamCrawford, WilliamCrawford, WilliamCrawfurd, A. C. B.
Crawfurd, GeorgeCrawfurd, HewCrawfurd, JamesCrawfurd, Lt.-Col. R.Crawfurd, Thomas M.Crawfurd, T. M.Crawfurd, W. H.Crawfurd, Miss H.Crawfurd, MissCrawfurd, MissCrichton, AlexanderCrichton, DavidCrichton, D. Mait- )
land Makgill ]Crichton, JamesCrichton, Rev. J.
Crichton, ThomasCrichton, MrsCrierie, Mrs DrCroal, John
C R OVillages, Seats, 8fC.
1G3
Bedrule
Sprouston
Riccarton
Ludgate LodgeNether CommonMoffat Paper Mills
PrestonholmRyesholmSimshill
BrowFerry BankDumbaruie HouseGlasgoego HouseJedbankGlendoickChiefswoodLintonLibberton
ArbiglandScone ManseLinnburnLeitfie
Pavilion
Arisaig Cottage
Rosehall
CorehouseWellmeadowThorniewoodHowkerseCrichton ManseIrongrayOtterden
Cameron BankCraigford
DoonsideArdmillanMeadowbank Cottage
Pollock Castle
OvertonNewfieldGrangeGrangeCrawfurdland Castle
BraeheadCrosbie Castle
Portincross
LangsideGreymount
Rankeilour House
Mill BankCeres
Dabton HouseFriars Carse
Robgil TowerMidcllefield House
Post-Toicn.
JedburghKelso
Hermiston
RathoPaisley
Airdrie
LasswadeDairy
Cathcart
LerwickCuparBridge of EarnBlackburnJedburghPerth
MelroseCluny
CarnwathKirkbeanScoone
KirknewtonAhjth
Melrose
Arisaig
LairgLanarkNewton MearnsBothwell
Carron Shore
FordDumfriesMayboleLiberton
MayboleAyrGirvanBoth well
Newton MearnsStrathaven
KilmarnockMayboleMayboleKilmarnockCramondWest Kilbride
West Kilbride
KennowayAhjth
Cupar
Ahjth
CuparThornhill
DumfriesEcciefechan
Edinburgh
County.
RoxburghRoxburgh
Mid-Lothian
Mid-LothianRenfrewLanarkMid-LothianAyrRenfrewOrk. & Zet.
Fife
Perth
AberdeenRoxburghPerth
RoxburghAberdeenLanarkKirkcudbright
Perth
Mid-LothianPerth
RoxburghInverness
Sutherland
LanarkRenfrewLanarkStirling
Mid-Lot!:'
Kirkcudbright
AyrMid-Lot i
AyrAyrAyrLanarkRenfrewLanarkAyrAyrAvrAyrMid-LothianAyrAvrFife
Perth
Fife
Perth
Fife
Dumfries
DumfriesDumfriesMid-Loth
164
Occupants, fyc.
Crocket, Rev. JohnCroil, AlexanderCroil, WilliamCrombie, Alexander
Crombie, AlexanderCrombie, Rev. D.Cron, Rev. WilliamCrooks, MrsCrosbie, Rev. A.Crosbie, JamesCrosbie, RobertCrosbie, Rev. W. G.
Cruden, JamesCruden, Rev. G.Cruden, Rev. JamesCruickshanks,' J. A.Cruickshank, JohnCruickshank, Leslie
Cruickshanks, Maj. P.
Cruickshank, Patrick
Cruickshanks, MrsCruikshank, AlexanderCruikshank, AlexanderCruikshank, Rev. J. A.Cruikshank, Rev. Jas.
Crura, J. W. & Co.Crum, JohnCullen, MrsCulloch, WilliamCulton, MissCumine, Jamesdimming-, AlexanderGumming, AlexanderCumming, Charlesdimming, JamesCumming, L.
Cumming, Robert C.Cumming, Sir W. G. )
G., Bart. }Cumming, Hon. MrsLCumming, MissesCunningham, Rev. A.Cunningham, Sir A. M.Cunningham, Alex.Cunningham, CharlesCunningham, CaptainCunningham, CaptainCunningham, Sir J. {
M., Baronet\
Cunningham, GeneralCunningham, Maj.-gen.Cunningham, J.
Cunningham,Cunningham, JohnCunningham, Rev. J.Cunningham, Rev.J. M.Cunningham, John S.
C U N
Villages, Seats, SfC.
Kirkgunzeon ManseLinnburnView BankPhesdoLcddachAberlcmnoMcnmuirLevanBuittle ManseHolmheadMerklandParton Manse,WellhouseLogie BuchanTyrieLangly ParkBarmuckityDeemountGlenshennoPityoulish
Green tree LodgeKeithockStracuthro
DufftownMannerThornliebankAuldhouseDrumbyGlenduskNutwoodRattray
MullochardAlnwickhill CottageAllanaquoichAirlour
HoyBarremman
Altyre
Springfield HouseMoy HouseEskdalemuir ManseCorshill CastleBalgounieNewholmCraigmill
Glencairn Cottage
Skeldon
NewtonHuntingtower CastleIlensol
Leefield
West ArthurlieGlendevon ManseKinglassic ManseCapririgton Castle
Post- Town.
Dalbeattie
KirknewtonBothivell
Fettercairn
SkeneForfar
BrechinGourockCastle-DouglasKirkpt. DurhamKirkpt. DurhamParton
Shettlcston
Ellon
New Pitsligo
MontroseLhanbrydeAberdeenMontroseCarr BridgeEditBrechinBrechin
MortlachPeebles
Pollokshaws
Pollokshaws
Cathcart
Daljarroch
Auchincairn
PeterheadCarr BridgeLibberton
BraemarPort- WilliamCastleton
Helensburgh
Forres
LasswadeForres
LangholmSteicarton
Culross
DolphingtonStirling
Stirling
Ayr
Perth
Occupants, §-c.
Cunningham,Cunningham, LordCunningham, LawrenceCunningham, Capt. P.
Cunningham, RobertCunningham, R., A.M.Cunningham, RobertCunningham, ThomasCunningham, ThomasCunningham, W. A.Cunningham, W. A.Cunningham, Rev.W. B.
Cuuningham, WilliamCunningham, WilliamCunningham, MrsCunningham, WilliamCunningham, LadyCurr, WilliamCurdie, Rev. JamesCurrie, AlexanderCurrie, JamesCurrie, Rev. JohnCurrie, MissCushny, Rev. A., A.M.Cushny, Rev. RobertCuthbertson, Rev. A.Cuthbertson, A. G.Cuthbertson, A.Cuthbertson, JohnCuthbertson, Thomas
DANVillages, Seats, §fc. Post-Town
165
ThorntonDulochKinleith
Craigmill
Nether LinkinsBlair LodgeLea BankKirkettle
DalachyLogan HouseAften LodgePrestonpans ManseLainshawCraigendCraigendsCraig ParkSkeldonMerrylee
GighaNewfield
TrynlawMurroesBroomloanRayneManse of InchEdromPencaitland HouseGreendykesCross ParkLongsdale
KilmaursInverkeithing
Currie
Stirling
Gilston
PolmontSaltcoats
Roslin
AberdourCumnockTarbolton
Prestonpans
Stewarton
HoustonJohnstone
RathoDalrympleCathcart
Tayinloan
Ecclefechan
Strathaven
DundeeGovanOld RainOld RainDunsePencaitland
TranentPartick
Bothicell
County.
AyrFife
Mid-LothianClackmannanKirkcudbrightStirling
AyrMid-LothianFife
AyrAyrHaddingtonAyrRenfrewRenfrewMid-LothianAyrRenfrewArgyleDumfriesLanarkForfar
LanarkAberdeenAberdeenBerwickHaddingtonHaddingtonLanarkLanark
D
Dabnel, MajorDale, AmbroseDalgairns, MaryDalgliesh, JamesDalgliesh, Jas. OgilvyDalgliesh, RobertDalgliesh, RobertDalgliesh, Robt. BayneDalhousie, Earl of
Dalrymple, Sir Hew, Bt.
Dalrymple, Rev. JamesDalrymple, JamesDalrymple, James E.
Dalrymple, NorthDalrvmple, WilliamDalyell, Sir John G.Dalyell, MajorDalyell, MrsDalziell, AlexanderDalziel, AndrewDalziell, J. A.Dalziel, MrsDaniel, Phenis
Glenae House
166
Occupants, S)'C.
Darnley, JamesDarrocn, General D.
Davidson,
Davidson, Rev. Alex.
Davidson, Charles
Davidson, DuncanDavidson, DuncanDavidson, DuncanDavidson, DuncanDavidson, Rev. George
Davidson, Rev. GeorgeDavidson, GeorgeDavidson, Henry M.Davidson, Hugh C.
Davidson, JamesDavidson, J. G.Davidson, John (M.D.)Davidson, John & Jas.
Davidson, Rev. Patrick
Davidson, Rev. ThomasDavidson, ThomasDavidson, WalterDavidson, WilliamDavidson, WilliamDavidson, WilliamDavidson, MissDavidson, MissDavidson, MissDawson, AdamDawson, GeorgeDawson, JohnDawson, JohnDawson, JosephDawson, WilliamDeans, HenryDempster, GeorgeDempster, GeorgeDempster, Rev. JohnDenholm, AlexanderDenholm, JamesDenholm, William v
Dcnniston, AlexanderDenniston, WilliamDcnniston, MrsDennistown, AlexanderD'Eresby, Lord Wil-
\loughby (
Denny, Peter
Dewar, Rev. DavidDewar, DonaldDewar, Rev. DuncanDewar, Rev. HughDewar, .Tames
Dewar, Rev. JamesDewar, JohnDewar, Principal
Dewar, Rev. Principal
D E WVillages, Seats, $c.
Merryflats
Gourock HouseBathville
Slamannan ManseMngie MossTulloch Castle
Hilton
InverhroomInchmarlo
South Yell
Latheron ManseTownheadHolyn BankCantray HouseLochendHermitage HousePolmont HouseRiccarton MainsStoer ManseKilmallie
DrumleyMoorendStanstill
KebbatyNeptune ParkCushethill
BalnagaskNew mill HouseSt Magdalen's ParkStamford HallCoatcarss
Blairlogie MainsCarron IronworksBonnytownEast FentonBalblair CottageSkibo Castle
Denny ManseBaitlaur
West MainsGreenhill
LaggrieOakmountGreenlawGolfhill
Drummond Castle
Castlegreen
Bellie
Porthane CottageDull ManseStonehouse ManseVogrieDownie Housel>.assodie
OverdurdieCraiglochie Cottage
Post- Town.
GocanGreenockBathgateFalkirk
AuchmillDingwallDingwallUllapool
BanchoryLerwickDunbeathBalerno
GiffordCawdorCarnoustieLeith
PolmontHermistonLochinvarFort-WilliamTarbolton
FenwickWickClunyKirkcudbrightEcclefechan
AberdeenBalerno
LinlithgowHaddingtonBlairlogie
Blairlogie
CarronLinlithgowDirleton
BonarbridgeDornochDennyLammingtouncLanarkRutherglen
RowLasswadePaisley
Glasgow
Crieff
DumbartonFochabersKenmoreAberfeldyStonehouse
FordLochgilpheadDunfermlineErrol
Perth
County.
LanarkRenfrewLinlithgowStirling
AberdeenRossRossRossKincardineZetland
Caithness
Mid-LothianHaddingtonInverness
Forfar
Mid-LothianStirling
Mid-LothianSutherland
ArgyleAyrAyrCaithness
AberdeenKirkcudbrightDumfriesKincardineMid-LothianLinlithgowHaddingtonPerth
Perth
Stirling
LinlithgowHaddingtonSutherland
SutherlandStirling
LanarkLanarkLanarkDumbartonMid-LothianRenfrewLanark
Perth
DumbartonBanffPerth
PerthLanarkMid-LothianArgyleFife
Perth
Perth
Occupants, SfC.
Dick, GeorgeDick, JamesDick, JohnDick, John, M.D.Dick, Maj.-Gen. Sir R.
Dick, RobertDick, Sir R. Keith, Bt.
Dick, W. H.Dick, William D.Dick, MissDickie, Rev. DavidDickie, Rev. MatthewDickson, AdamDickson, A.Dickson, Archibald
Dickson, DavidDickson, David JamesDickson, GeorgeDickson, Rev. GeorgeDickson, JamesDickson, JamesDickson, JamesDickson, JamesDickson, JohnDickson, John EdgarDickson, JohnDickson, Sir Wm., Bart.
Dickson, W. C.
Dickson, Miss Isabella
Dingwall, Rev. George
Dinning, JohnDirom, Colonel
Dirom, Mrs General
Dirom, Mrs Alexander
Dixon, Alexander
Dixon, JohnDixon, William, & Co.
Dobie, JamesDobie, Rev. II.
Dobie, W. H.Dobie, WilliamDobie, MrsDodd, Nicholas
Dodds, JamesDodds, ThomasDodds, RobertDodds, WilliamDods, ThomasDods, Rev. JamesDoig, Rev. ThomasDon, DavidDon, Sir William, Bart
Don, Mrs Colonel
Donald, JamesDonald, JohnDonald, Robert
Donald, Robert
DONVillages, Seats, frc.
167
BurnhouseBlair
Springfield
BroombankTullymet HouseLochard LodgePrestonfield
UrrandPitkerro
CampstonTerregles ManseDuulopBlairfield
Edrington HouseHassendean Burnliartree
Mount Charles
Belchesters
KilrennyMauricewoodNew Kelso
Pinnaclehill
Muirton HouseAddenstaneElshieshields TowerPeelwalls
SydenhamGateside
Clarence Cottage
Auchterless
MavisbushDurhamhillMount AnnanCleughheadKingstonSaughton MainsCalder Iron-Works
CrummockKirkmichael ManseGartferry
KirkbankGrangevaleMossburnfordChesterfield
Baldero
Woodend Cottage
Thrush Cottage
Stottancleugh
Humbie ManseTorryburn ManseKeirsbeath
Newton DonSpringfield HouseMaryfield Cottage
Lyleston
Holm ForgeBlochairn
Post-Town.
KirknewtonMayboleKirkintulloch
Mid-CalderDunkeldAberfoyle
EdinburghBlair-Athole
DundeeLoanDumfriesStewarton
MayboleBerwickHawickBiggarPortobello
ColdstreamAnstruther
PcnnycuickLochcarronKelso
Bervie
LauderLochmabenAytonKelso
Clarenccfield
DumfriesTurriff
LasswadeKirhpat. DurhamAnnanAnnanDirleton
Slateford
Airdrie
Beith
Kirkmichael
MoodiesbumLockerbyBeith
JedburghPaxton
Broughtyferry
BettshMAirdrie
Cockburnspath
Rlackshiels
TorryburnCrossgates
Kelso
CuparTurriff
DumbartonBellshill
Milngavie
Cou n 11/.
Mid-Lothian
•}>;>•
.
Stirling
Mid-LothianPerth
Perth
Mid -LothianPerth
Forfar
Stirling
KirkcudbrightAyrAyrBerwickRoxburghLanarkMid-LothianBerwickFife
Mid-LothianRossRoxburghKincardine
BerwickDumfriesBerwick
RoxburghDumfriesDumfries
AberdeenMid-LothianKirkcudbright
DumfriesDumfriesHaddingtonMid-LothianLanarkAyrDumfries
LanarkDumfries
AyrRoxburghBerwickForfar
LanarkLanarkHaddingtonHaddington
Fife
Fife
RoxburghFife
Aberdeen
DumbartonLanarkStirling
1 68
Occupants, $jc.
Donald, RobertDonald, William
Donald, MissDonaldson, D., & Co.
Donaldson, Rev. James
Donaldson, JamesDonaldson, James, Jun.
Donaldson, JamesDonaldson, J. S.
Donaldson, JohnDonkin, Lady A. M.D'Orsey, Alex. J. D.
Dougall, David
Dougal, JohnDouglas, LordDouglas, LordDouglas, ArchibaldDouglas, Archibald
Douglas, ArchibaldDouglas, ArchibaldDouglas, Gen. C. P.
Douglas, Colin
Douglas, Sir George, )
Bart. \Douglas, George L. A.Douglas, Rev. HenryDouglas, JamesDouglas, JamesDouglas, JohnDouglas, R. JohnstoneDouglas, RobertDouglas, SamuelDouglas, Lord WilliamDouglas, WilliamDouglas, MrsDouglas, MrsDouglas, MrsDouglas, MissDouie, Rev. D. EuchanDouro, Marquis ofDove, WilliamDow, DavidDow, GeorgeDow, JohnDow, RobertDownie, AlexanderDownie, Rev. CharlesDownie, R.
Downie, R.Downie, RobertDrew, WilliamDrin nan, JamesDron, WilliamDrunimond, Ad. Sir 1
Adam, Bart\
Drummond, Andrew
D It U
Occupants, $*c.
Dnmimond, Sir F. W.Druramond, Hy. HomeDrummond, Rev. Jas.
Drummond, Rev. Jas.
Drummond, J. MurrayDrummond, Maj. J. G.Drummond, J. G. HomeDrummond, Rev. P.
Drummond, MissDrummond, MrsDrury, WilliamDrysdale, Captain
Drysdale, L.
Drysdale, Mrs MaryDrysdale, Robert
Drysdale, WilliamDudgeon, Andrew-Dudgeon, G. and R.
Dudgeon, JamesDudgeon, JohnDudgeon, JohnDudgeon, Patrick
Duff, General Hon. }
Sir Alexander }Duff, General Hon. \
Sir Alexander )
Duff, General Hon. \Sir Alexander J
Duff, Archibald
Duff, Rear-AdmiralDuff, Rev. Daniel
Duff, DonaldDuff, GardenDuff, Huntly, G. G.
Duff, James GrantDuff, MrsDuff, Robert
Duff, R. A.Duff, R. WhartonDuff, Thomas A.Duff, Rev. William
Duff, WilliamDuffus, LordDuguid, MrsDuguid, Patrick
Duguid, Patrick
Duguid, Peter
Duguid, SimsonDuguid, SimpsonDuguid, Rev. William
Dun, Major-Gen. J.
Dun, RobertDunn, AlexanderDunn, H. J. Brodij
Dunn, JamesDunn, JohnDunn, Thomas John
D U NVillages, Seats, 8rc.
1«9
HawthorndenBlairdrummondGlenbervie
Millport ManseFonabAberuchill Castle
Millearne
Kirkmichael ManseLogie-almond HouseJordonston HouseGarngad Hill
Bughtrig HouseKing of MuirsJerviston
Milnrighall
Norton Hall
Falkland WoodIlumbieArbolSpylawGreenlandTynholm House
Delgaty Castle
Corriemulzie
Careston
Braemorriston
DrummuirKenmore ManseBrucefield
Hutton Castle
Muirtown HouseEdenSycamore BankFetteresso Castle
Hopeman LodgeOrton HouseHaddoGrangeMayen HouseHempriggs HouseNewlands HouseCoUie Hill
Bourtie
Auchlunis
Dee BankCamnachmoreGlass
Shaw ParkKilgourDuntocher HousjMilton Brodie
Greenhill HouseBarterholm
Abbey Place
Post- Town.
LasswadeStirling
StonehavenMillport
Pitlochrie
ComrieAuchterarder
KirkmichaelPerth
MeigleGlasgowColdstreamAlloa
HolytownLilliesleaf
Melrose
FalklandKirkliston
PortmahomackKelso
DunnetPencaitland
Turriff
Braemar
Brechin
Elgin
KeithKenmorePortmahomackTurriff
Inverness
Banff
Portobello
StonehavenHopemanOrion
HuntlyThorntonRothiemaij
WickAberdeenOld MeldrumOld MeldrumAberdeenAberdeenHillside
HuntlySelkirk
FalklandDuntocher
Forres
Paisley
Paisley
Melrose
Co init i/.
Mid-LothianPerth
KincardineButePerth
Perth
Perth
Perth
Perth
Perth
LanarkBerwick
ClackmannanLanarkRoxburghRoxburghFife
Linlithgow
Ross
RoxburghCaithness
Haddington
Aberdeen
Aberdeen
Forfar
MorayBanff
Perth
RossAberdeenInverness
AberdeenMid-LothianKincardine
Elgin
Elgin
AberdeenBanff
Banff
Caithness
AberdeenAberdeenAberdeenAberdeenAberdeenKincardine
AberdeenSelkirk
Fife
DumbartonMorayRenfrewRenfrewRoxburgh
170 DUNOccupants, §'C.
Dunn, Rev. WilliamDunn, WilliamDunbar, AlexanderDunbar, Sir Archibald
Dunbar, Hon. GeorgeDunbar, Professor Geo.
Dunbar, JohnDunbar, LewisDunbar, Peter
Dunbar, Hon. RobertDunbar, Rev. W. B.
Dunbar, Rev. Dr Wm.Duncan, AllanDuncan, A. J. & Co.
Duncan, Rev. A.Duncan, Rev. Alex.Duncan, Rev. A. B.
Duncan, AndrewDuncan, AndrewDuncan, Rev. AndrewDuncan, Rev. DavidDuncan, DavidDuncan, Rev. Geo. J.
Duncan, Rev. Dr HenryDuncan, Rev. JamesDuncan, James B.
Duncan, Rev. JohnDuncan, JohnDuncan, Rev. JohnDuncan, JohnDuncan, JohnDuncan, John, juniorDuncan, JohnDuncan, L.
Duncan, WilliamDuncan, Rev. W. W.Duncan, MissDuncan, MissDuncan, MissDuncan, MrsDuncan, MrsDuncan, MrsDundas, ColonelDundas, Sir David, Bt.Dundas, David (M.P.)Dundas, HenryDundas, JamesDundas,IIon. J. C., M.P.Dundas, J.
Dundas, RobertDundas, T. GrahamDundas, W. P.
Dunfermline, LordDunlop, A.Dunlop, Allan C.Dunlop, AlexanderDunlop, Anthony
Villages, Seats, §'c.
CardrossAuchintoshan HouseScrabster
Duft'us HouseAchergill TowerRose ParkSeapark HouseTullochgribanMountcoifer
Latheronwheel HouseWesterkifkApplegarth ManseDunmoreRuthvenfield PrintworkValleyfield
Coylton ManseCulross ManseNorth Bridge EndGlenhouseTowAbernethy ManseDenheadKirkpatrick DurhamRuthwell ManseMertoun ManseDamsideAbdieBalrine
CeresBurnheadEast NewlandsNorth BarrParkhill
Helensdale
West GartyCleish ManseRuthvenfield
GreycraigEdengroveMosesfield
Belleville
GlendevonCarron HallDuniraOchtertyreLauriston CastleDundas Castle
Glenlyon HouseSpringfield
ArnistonRossend CastleTullibody HouseColinton HouseKeppochPitodrie HouseClobenBalnakiel House
Post~Toicn.
DumbartonDuntocherThursoDuffusWickEdinburghForres
CarrbridgeBanff
DunbeathLangholmLockerbyMaybolePerth
NewmillsAyrCulross
Mid-CalderDennyLerwickAbernethy
Coupar-AngusKirkpt. DurhamClarencefield
St Boswell's
AuchterarderLindores
FalklandCuparLibbertonLauriston
RenfrewArbroathLerwickHelmsdaleKinrossPerthSaline
LeucharsSpringburnEdinburghWinchburghFalkirk
ComrieStirling
CramondSo. QueensferryFortingal
So. QueensferryFushie BridgeBurntisland
Alloa
Colinton
DumbartonPitcaple
MilngavieDullness
County.
DumbartonDumbartonCaithness
MorayCaithness
Mid-LothianMorayMorayAberdeenCaithness
DumfriesDumfriesAyrPerth
PerthAyrPerth
EdinburghStirling
ZetlandPerth
PerthKirkcudbright
DumfriesBerwickPerthFife
Fife
Fife
Mid-LothianStirling
RenfrewForfar
Ork. & Zet.
SutherlandKinrossPerth
Fife
Fife
LanarkMid-LothianLinlithgowStirling
PerthPerth
Mid- LothianLinlithgowPerth
LinlithgowEdinburghFife
ClackmannanMid-LothianDumbartonAberdeenStirling
Sutherland
E L I 171
Occupant.*, xc.
Dunlop, Archibald
Dunlop, Charles
Dunlop, Gabriel
Dunlop, HenryUunlop, James & Sons
Dunlop, JamesDunlop, JamesDunlop, Sir J., Bart.
Dunlop, Mrs DavidDunmore, The Earl of
Dunmore, The Earl of
Dunsmure, Misses
Dunvviddie, JamesDurham, Admiral Sir |
P. C. H C, G.C.B. \Durham, Admiral Sir )
P.C.H.C.,G.C.B.jDykes, AndrewDykes, JamesDykes, JohnDykes, Dr\Villiam,R.N.
Dykes, Mrs
Ullages, Seats, §-c.
172 F A L
Occupants, §'c.
Klibank, LordKlibank, Lord
Ellice, Edward, M.P.Elliot. Capt. G. A., R.N.
Eliott, Capt. R., R.N.Elliot, Capt., R.N.Elliot, G. Scott
Elliot, Hon. J. E.
Elliot, JamesElliot, Mrs General
Elliot, Robert KerrElliot, Sir W. F., Bart.
Elliot, Sir W. F., Bart.
Elliot, ThomasElliot, WilliamEllis, A. G.Elly, JohnElmslie, JohnElmslie, JosephElphinston, MissElphinston, Sir R. D. )
II., Bart. }Elrick, Rev. JohnEmily, JohnLrrol, Earl of
Erskine, DavidErskine, JohnErskine, ThomasErskine, WilliamErskine, MrsEvans, WilliamEwart, RobertEvvart, Rev. WilliamEwen, Rev. JohnEwing, AlexanderEwing, J.
Ewing, JamesEwing, James LindsayEwing, John OrrEwing, Rev. A.Ewing, William Leckie
Villages, /Seats, &fc.
Occupants, s,-c.
Falconer, ArchibaldFalconer, CosmoFalconer, GeorgeFalconer, Rev. Win. P.
Falconer, WilliamFalconer, WilliamFarie, JamesFarie, Mrs JaneFarish, DavidFarquhar, Hear- Ad. )
Sir Arthur j
Farquhar, JamesFarquhar, JohnFarquhar, Mrs GrayFarquharson, Jas. RossFarquharson, JamesFarquharson, Major J.
Farquharson, JohnFarquharson, MissesFarquharson, MrsFarquharson, Mrs
Farquharson, Mrs
Farquharson, MrsFarquharson, Mrs AnnFarquharson, Mrs H.Farquharson, P.
Farquharson, Rev. DrFarquharson, ThomasFender, J.
Fergus, JohnFerguson, Sir AdamFerguson, AdamFerguson, Rev. AndrewFerguson, Charles
Ferguson, Sir C. D., Br.
Ferguson, Sir C. D., Bt.
Ferguson, Rev. D.Ferguson, DavidFerguson, Rev. D. S.
Ferguson, FergusFerguson, GeorgeFerguson, HenryFerguson, JamesFerguson, JamesFerguson, Rev. JamesFerguson, Rev. JamesFerguson, JamesFerguson, James MureFerguson, J. H.Ferguson, LewisFerguson, LewisFerguson, Major-Gen.Ferguson, Lieut.-Col. /
Robert, M.P. J
Ferguson, WilliamFerguson, William
F E RVillages, Seats, See.
173
SpringbankHartwoodhillCarlowrie
KilnknowClyde GroveLentran HouseFarmeWestthorn HouseTodhillmuir
Carlogie Cottage
Hallgreen CastlePitscandly
Gilmilars Croft
Invercauld HouseGray HouseCorrachrie
HaughtonBallogie
Monaltrie HouseOakley
Auchinhove Cottage
Arbeadie CottageBredaBelnaboddachWhitehouseAlford
Baldovie
GainstownCrossmount HouseHuntlyburnWoodhillMarytonDalnabrickKilkerran
New Hailes
DunnichenLangwellStrachan ManseRosebankPitfour
Orraland HouseAuchinheath Cottage
BaledmundBeathInch ManseKinmundyMiddle HaughTrochriggLarkvale Cottage
Cross ParkCraigdarroch
Raith
Spittlehaugh
Markwood
Post- Town.
Port GlasgowSalyshnrgh
Kirkliston
Galashiels
LanarkInverness
Puthci-glen
ParkheadLockmabenKincardine )
O'Xeil \Bervie
Forfar
Catrinc
BraemarInchture
Tarland
AlfordAberdeenBallater
TorryburnKincardine \
O'Neil \BanchoryAlfordStrathdon
Whitehouse
AlfordKirriemuir
BerwickKinloch PannochMelrose
Blairgowrie
MontroseBlairgowrie
MayboleMusselburghForfar
Ullapool
BanchoryHamiltonMintlawCastle DouglasLesmahagowPitlochrie
Blair AdamCairnryanMintlawPitlochrie
GirvanParticle
Partich
Moruave
Kirkcaldy
Noblehouse
Maybole
County.
RenfrewLanarkLinlithgowSelkirk
LanarkInverness
LanarkLanarkDumfries
Aberdeen
Kincardine
Forfar
AyrAberdeenForfar
AberdeenAberdeenAberdeenAberdeenFife
Aberdeen
Kincardine
AberdeenAberdeenAberdeenAberdeenForfar
LerwickPerth
RoxburghPerth
Forfar
Perth
AyrMid-LothianForfar
RossKincardine
LanarkAberdeen
Kirkcudbri
LanarkPerth
Fife
WigtownAberdeenPerth
AyrLanarkLanark
Dumfries
Fife
Peebles
Ant
174
Occupants, S,-c.
Ferguson, Mrs II. N.
Ferguson, Mrs II. N.
Ferguson, Mrs William
Ferguson, Miss
Fergusson, 11. D. G.
Fernie, James B.
Fernie, ThomasFerrie, RobertFerrie, Rev. Dr Wm.Ferrier, AlexanderFerrier, Charles
Ferrier, RobertFerrier, WalterFerries, Rev. Peter
Ffytche, J. LewisFiddes, Rev. RobertField, Rev. EdwardFielden, Capt. W. II.
Fife, Earl of
Fife, Earl of
Fife, Earl of
Fife, Sir John, Bart.
Findall, CaptainFindlay, DavidFindhiy, JohnFindlay, Rev. WilliamFindlay, WilliamFindlay, WilliamFindlater, Rev. WilliamFinlay, Alexander S.
Finlay, DavidFinlay, G. L.
Finlay, James, & Co.Finlay, James, & Co.Finlay, J. & W.Finlay, JohnFinlay, JohnFinlay, JohnFinlay, Rev. ThomasFinlay, WilliamFinlayson, AlexanderFinlayson, Rev. JohnFinlayson, Rev. RobertFinnie, JohnFisher, James C.Fisher, Capt. B.Fisher, J. & J.
Fisher, WilliamFitchic, II. S.
Flahault, CountFleming, A.Fleming, Col. JamesHeming, JamesFleming, JohnFleming, JohnFleming, JohnFleming, John Barrie
F L E
Villages, Seats, SfC.
Archerfield
Beil
BalsusneyDunfullandy HousePortraek HouseKilmuxBraidwoodBlairtummockKilconquharBloomhill
BridgehouseSelmsToravonEdinkillie
Ardsheal HouseKinnelar
Transey HouseCambo HouseDuff HouseLines HouseSkene HouseGortanloisk
Merklands HouseHolme CottageLyonstonKing Edward Man?eMillbrae
PathheadDuirness ManseCastle TowardWoodendMillfield
Ballindalloch WorksDeanston WorksWalkertonGategill
Deanston HouseNewton HouseWest-Kilbride ManseThe MossCraig InnCross
LochsSwanstonCroftheadTurnerhall HouseSpringbankFerryhill HouseDeanfield
Aldie CastleCorston
KenlochlaighWoodheadBallagan
IlawkwoodClaremontNook
Post- Town.
Dirleton
Prestonkirk
KirkcaldyPitlochry
HolywoodKennoioayFushie BridgeGlasgowColinsburghDumbartonWest Linton
KirknewtonLinlithgowForres
AppinBlackburnDunfermlineCrail
Banff
LhanbrydeSkeneDunoonKirkmichaelKirkintulloch
MayboleBanff
Cathcart
Cathcart
DuirnessDunoonAuehmullPolmontBalfronDouneLeslie
GatehouseDouneDouneWest Kilbride
Killearn
LochcarronStornowayStornowayColinton
Neilston
Ellon
Neilston
AberdeenMeigleKinrossKirknewtonAppinBathgateStrathblane
Sli'atliaven
GlasgowE. Kilbride
County.
HaddingtonHaddingtonFife
Perth
DumfriesFife
Mid-LothianLanarkFife
DumbartonPeebles
Mid-LothianStirling
MorayArgyleAberdeenFife
Fife
Banff
Elgin
AberdeenArgylePerth
DumbartonAyrAberdeenRenfrewRenfrewSutherland
ArgyleAberdeenStirling
Stirling
PerthFife
KirkcudbrightPerthPerthAyrStirling-
RossRossRossMid-LothianLanarkAberdeenRenfrewAberdeenPerthKinross
Mid-LothianArgyleLinlithgowStirling
LanarkLanarkLanark
Occupants, Sft
Fleming', John E.
Fleming', Robert S.
Fleming, ThomasFleming, William M.Fletcher, A.Fletcher, AndrewFletcher, DonaldFletcher, Major E. C.
Fletcher, Patrick
Fletcher, WilliamFletcher, MrsFlint, AlexanderFlint, WilliamFlowardin, Rev. JamesFlyter, Rev*. AlexanderFogo, Lieut.-Colonel
Foljambe, Mrs H. S.
Foote, RobertForbes, Alexander
Forbes, AlexanderForbes, ArthurForbes, Sir Clias., Bart.
Forbes, Sir Clias., Hart.
Forbes, Sir Chas., Bart.
Forbes, Sir Chas., Bart.
Forbes, Capt. Charles
Forbes, CharlesForbes,' Charles HenryForbes, David HenryForbes, GeneralForbes, GeorgeForbes, JamesForbes, JamesForbes, JohnForbes, Sir John, Bart.
Forbes, Sir John, Bart.
Forbes, Sir J. Stuart, Bt.
Forbes, Sir J. Stuart, Bt.
Forbes, Sir J. Stuart, Bt.
Forbes, Rev. JohnForbes, Rev. Lewis W.Forbes, Mansefield
Forbes, Lt.-Gen. Nathl.
Forbes, Patrick
Forbes, Rev. RobertForbes, LordForbes, William, M.P.Forbes, William, M.P.Forbes,Rev. W., Missry.
Forbes, Mrs Catharine
Forbes, Mrs, of Cal-j
lander }Forbes, Mrs,Forbes, MrsFord, JamesFord, GeorgeFord, Captain Thomas
FORVillages, Seats, 8pe.
175
Cumbernauld HouseKillihassie
BlinkbonnyBarochanDunans HouseSaltoun HallBernice HouseCorsockCraighouseSt. Leonard's
Murrayfield HouseMelville MainsLoaninghill
Eassie
Alness ManseDuchray Castle
DeanshaughThe Peel
Blackford
Byndle HouseCulloden HouseBellabeg
NewcastleEdinglassie
Skellater
AstownGreenfield
Kingarloch
Balgonie HouseDunnottar HouseSpringhill
Marchfield
Echt HouseBlelack
Craigievar
Fintray HouseFettercairn HousePitsligo Castle
Pitullie Castle
SymingtonBoharmWoodend Cottage
AuchcrachSt Catharine's
Woodside ManseCastle Forbes
Callander HouseEarlston Castle
LoinormBanchory Lodge
Herbertshire House
Inverernan HouseRyefield LodgeStankards
MilkhousesBankhead
Post-Toicu.
CumbernauldAberfeldy
EdinburghHoustonCairndowTranentKilmunCrocketfordJuraLauderEdinburghLasswadeUphallGlammisAlness
DouneElgin
BushbyFyvie
Pitsligo
Inverness
St?-athdon
Strathdon
Strathdon
Strathdon
AlfordShettleston
Strontian
Old AberdeenStonehavenAberdeenPaisley
AberdeenTarlandAlfordAberdeenFettercairn
Fraserburgh
Fraserburgh
BiggarBlackhillock
BanchoryStrathdon
CairndowAberdeenWhitehouse
Falkirk
DairyStrathdon
Banchory
Denny
Strathdon
DingwallUphall
Uphall
Deunv
County.
DumbartonPerth
Mid -Lothian
RenfrewArgyleHaddingtonArgyle
KirkcudbrightArgyleBerwickMid-Lothian
Mid-LothianLinlithgow
Forfar
RossStirling
MorayLanarkAberdeenAberdeenInverness
AberdeenAberdeenAberdeenAberdeen
AberdeenLanarkArgyleAberdeenKincardine
AberdeenRenfrewAberdeenAberdeen
AberdeenAberdeenKincardine
AberdeenAberdeenLanark
BanffKincardine
AberdeenArgyleAberdeenAberdeenStirling
KirkcudbrightAberdeenKincardine
Stirling
Aberdeen
ROSSLinlithgow
Linlithgow
Stirling
176
Occupants, See.
Fordyce, A. Dingwall
Fordyce, A. Dingwall
Fordyce, A. Dingwall
Fordyce, A. Dingwall
Foreman, Rev. AdamForeman, MrsForfar, Rev. Wm.Forlong, Wm.Forrest, Captain
Forrest, Sir Jas., Bart.
Forrest, JamesForrest, JohnForrest, William
Forrest, William
Forrester, Rev. A. M.Forrester, AndrewForrester, Wm. Alex.
Forrester, WilliamForsyth, Rev. DrForsyth, DavidForsyth, Rev. JamesForsyth, JamesForsyth, Philip
Forsyth, Robert
Forsyth, WalterForsyth, Mrs M.Forteath, AlexanderFoster, Francis
Foster, RalphFoster, R. DaveyFotheringham, MrsFoulis, Sir WilliamFowler, AndrewFrame, JamesFrame, RobertFrame, W. & Hugh, M.France, AlexanderFrance, GeorgeFraser, A. T. F.
Fraser, AlexanderFraser, Rev. AlexanderFraser, Major AndrewFraser, ArchibaldFraser, Col. Charles M.Fraser, Col. Charles M.Fraser, Rev. ColinFraser, DavidFraser, Rev. DavidFraser, D.Fraser, Rev. D.Fraser, DonaldFraser, Captain E. B.Fraser, Francis G.Fraser, Lieut. - Gen- )
Sir II. (K.C.B.)\
Fraser, Rev. HughFraser, Hugh
F R A
Villages, Seats, Src.
ArtamfordBrucklay Castle
WoodstoneWhitehill
InnerwickEskhill
Saline ManseMount ErinCraigannet CottageComistonEaster Ogil
LongmeadowTreesbanksMeadowsideWest Linton
AmgibbonBarnsGlenmillBelhelvie
BallachragganMorham ManseDunachNithside
RedhouseSpittal
HazzlewoodNewtonCocklawSansonseal
Findrassie HouseFotheringhamWoodhallWellspit HouseOvertonDykeheadLocherhank HouseAbbey ParkLovatCullachyMauldKirkhill
FlemingtonFanblair
Castle FraserWhitelink CottageKiltarlity ManseDochgarrochDoresDundreganAberskyDalarrosie
BalconyFindrack
Braelangwell
A rdchattan
Newton House
Post- Tow n.
BrucklayBrucklaySt CyrusBrucklayDunbarMusselburghSaline
TarbertDennyColinton
Kirriemuir
AnnanWhitburnAirdrie
West Linton
KippenPeebles
LennoxtownAberdeenAlness
HaddingtonObanDumfriesWhitburnPennycuickCraig Ellachie
Elgin
BerwickBerwickElginDundeeColinton
AberdeenLarkhall
Larkhall
KilbarchanColdinghamBeaulyFort-AugustusBeaulyBogroyArdersier
BeaulyClunyFraserburghBeaulyInverness
Inverness
GlcnmoristonInverness
MoyEvantonKincard. O'Neil
Poynt'field
BonawBogroy
County.
AberdeenAberdeenKincardineAberdeenHaddingtonMid-LothianFife
ArgyleStirling
Mid-LothianForfar
DumfriesLanarkLanarkPeebles
Perth
Peebles
Stirling
AberdeenRossHaddingtonArgyleKirkcudbrightLinlithgowMid-LothianBanff
MorayBerwickBerwickMorayForfar
Mid-LothianAberdeenLanarkLanarkRenfrewBerwickInverness
Inverness
Inverness
Inverness
Inverness
Inverness
AberdeenAberdeenInverness
Inverness
Inverness
Inverness
Inverness
Inverness
RossAberdeen
Cromarty
ArgyleInverness
Occupants, $-c.
Fraser, JamesFraser, James Baillie
Fraser, JohnFraser, JohnFraser, JohnFraser, JohnFraser, Rev. JohnFraser, SimonFraser, Rev. SimonFraser, Thomas, M.D.Fraser, ThomasFraser, ThomasFraser, ThomasFraser, Capt. ThomasFraser, Lieut -Col. W.Fraser, Hon WilliamFraser, Rev. WilliamFraser, WilliamFraser, Capt. WilliamFraser, WilliamFraser, WilliamFraser, WilliamFraser, Rev. WilliamFraser, WilliamFraser, Mrs H.Fraser, MrsFraser, MrsFraser, MrsFrazer, A. G.Freebairn, J. C.Freeland, RobertFreeland, Rev. WilliamFreeman, John H.French, DavidFrench, JohnFullarton, GavinFullarton, JohnFullarton, JohnFullarton, AllanFullarton, LordFulton, Colonel
Fulton, JamesFulton, WilliamFulton, Buchanan, & f
Company \Fife, WilliamFyfe, WilliamFytch, Major John
GALVillages, Seats, fyc.
177
BallendownEaster MoniackBunchrewKerrowzareClunyClunyCluny ManseTomnacrossKilmorackKerrowEskadale HouseTeawiggDalmigavieTarraline
BahnakewanLagganDalavish
Abbey ParkBrackla
GuisachanHillside
Kingsmills
Kilchrenan
Culbokie
Ness Cottage
Balblair HouseHospitalfield
Kingilly Cottage
Mouse BankBoathGryffe Castle
Buchanan ManseBalnamoonFassfern
WoodvilleKerelawOvertownKilmichael HouseBellevue
Cranby Cottage
Maxwelton HouseBurn HouseSunnysideCalderhaugh Cotton-
Mill
Keith BankBrangatar
Acheal
Post-Town.
BogroyBogroyInverness
Ardersier
CarrbridgeGrantownClunyBeaulyBeaulyBeaulyBeaulyBeaulyMoyInverness
MarykirkInverness
Inverary
MelroseNairnStruay
AberdourKennowayKilchrenan
Beauly
Inverness
BeaulyArbroathNairnLanarkNairnBridge of WeirDrymenBrechin
CorpachEdinburghStevenston
West Kilbride
BrodickGreenockLanarkPaisley
Falkirk
Falkirk
Lochwinnock
Blairgowrie
DunoonDuror
County.
Inverness
Inverness
Inverness
Inverness
Inverness
Inverness
AberdeenInverness
Inverness
Inverness
Inverness
Inverness
Inverness
Inverness
Kincardine
Inverness
ArgyleRoxburghNairnInverness
File
Fife
ArgyleInverness
Inverness
Inverness
Forfar
NairnLanarkNairnRenfrew-
Stirling
Forfar
ArgyleMid-LothianAyrAyrButeRenfrewLanarkRenfrewStirling
Stirling
Renfrew
Perth
Argyle
Argyle
G
Gairdner, ThomasGalbraith, D. S.
Galbraith, Dr H. A.Galbraith, JamesGalbraith, John
LarcngroveDrumore HouseDalbethBalgair Place
Wraesmills
,Balerno
CampbeltonGlasgowBalfronNeilston
Mid-LothianArgyleLanarkStirling
RenfrewM
178
Occupants, Sfc
Galbraith, Robert
Galbraith, William
Galbraith, William
Gale, Sir George, Bart.
Galloway, Alexander
Galloway, AndrewGalloway, AndrewGalloway, Earl of
Galloway, Earl of
Gammell, AndrewGandy, J. H.Gardiner, Rev. Alex.
Gardner, Alexander
Gardner, Archibald
Gardiner, Rev. GeorgeGardiner, Rev. J.
Gardner, JohnGardner, JohnGardner, JohnGardner, Rev. Dr M.Gardner,
Gardner, RichardGardyne, Major W. )
Bruce JGarioch, Rev. GeorgeGarrioch, JohnGartshore, John MurrayGarval, ColonelGavin, LudovicGavin, Robert M., jun.
Gebbie, WilliamGeddes, Duncan S.
Geddes, HenryGeddes, JamesGeddes, Dr WilliamGeddes, William •
Geddes, MissGeddes, MrsGeekie, AlexanderGeekie, RobertGeekie, WilliamGeikie, AlexanderGeils, AndrewGeils, Thomas EdmundGemmell, JohnGentle, Rev. AlexanderGentle, WilliamGerard, ArchibaldGerard, JamesGerard, Rev. JohnGibb, AlexanderGibb, George ShirraGibb, JamesGibb, MrsGibbon, AlexanderGibbon, Rev. CharlesGibbons, Edward
GIB
G I R 179
Occupants, §~c.
Gibson, Sir A. CM., Bt.
Gibson, AndrewGibson, ArchibaldGibson, Rev. A.Gibson, EdmundGibson, EdmundGibson, Rev. JamesGibson, JamesGibson, JohnGibson, T. A., TeacherGibson, W. and J.
Gibson, WilliamGibson, WilliamGiffen, WilliamGifford, ArthurGifford, Rev. JohnGilbanks, MissGilbert, John GrahamGilbert, WilliamGilchrist, DanielGilchrist, JamesGilchrist, JohnGilchrist, MrsGiles, JamesGilfillan, JamesGillan, AlexanderGillan, Rev. JamesGillanders, James F.
Gillanders, MrsGillespie, AlexanderGillespie, DavidGillespie, RobertGillespie, RobertGillespie, RobertGillespie, ThomasGillespie, WilliamGillespie, MrsGil ley, Rev. DrGillies, Rev. Francis
Gillies, LordGillies, Rev. Robert ,
Gillies,
Gillon, William D.Gilmer, RobertGilmour, AllanGilmour, AndrewGilmour, JamesGilmour, JamesGilmour, Mrs Little
Gilmour, RobertGilmour, WilliamGilmour, William B.
Gilmour, WilliamGilmour, WilliamGilston, Rev. WilliamGirdwood, JohnGirdwood, Samuel
Villages, Seats, fyc.
180
Occupants, &>'C.
Gladstone, JohnGlasgow, Charles
Glasgow, Earl of
Glasgow, Earl of
Glasgow, Robert
Glass, Rev. J. Robertson
Glass, Laurence
Glassford, MatthewGlegg, Rev. JohnGlen & M'IndoeGlen, Rev. JamesGlen, J. & E.
Glen, JohnGlen, MrsGlen, Robert
Glen, ThomasGlendinning, GeorgeGlend inning, GeorgeGlendonwyn, Miss X.Glenlyon, Dow. LadyGlenlyon, LordGlennie, Rev. JamesGloag,
Gohlie, AlexanderGoldie, Rev. J.
Goldie, Rev. WilliamGoldie, Miss
Gollan, JohnGoodall, T.Goodlet, HughGordon,Gordon,Gordon, AdamGordon, AlexanderGordon, AlexanderGordon, AlexanderGordon, AlexanderGordon, B. AbernethieGordon, Sir CharlesGordon, Lt.-Col. C. )
Edward, R.A.j
Gordon, ColonelGordon, CharlesGordon, CharlesGordon, Chas. NapierGordon, Charles VV.
Gordon, Rev. CharlesGordon, Rev. DonaldGordon, Duchess ofGordon, Francis
Gordon, GeorgeGordon, GeorgeGordon, Rev. GeorgeGordon, GeorgeGordon, Lt.-Col. G. T.Gordon, HenryGordon, Henry
G O R
Villages, Seats, S,~c.
FasqueCharleston InnGarrison
Crawford Priory
MontgreenanBracadale
,Kettyfield
Cessnock ParkBervie ManseGatesidefield
Benholme ManseBangourPardovanForgan Hall
Gateside
RhindsMillrigg
Hatton MainsParton Place
Kinnaird HouseBlair Castle
ChapeltownLimefield
BroomleeTemple ManseCrawfordjohnSummerhillGollanfield
CapelbraeLinkhouseGirvine
Little Folia
Cairnfield
Culter HouseNewton HouseNewhallCampbeltouneBalbithan HouseDrimnin House
Kildrummy Cottage
Waterside HouseSt Bridget
AuchleuchriesEslemountNewmoreKirktonEddertonHuntly LodgeKincardine LodgeSheddocksleyNetherlie
Birnie
Lairshill
Dee BankCraigmaddieDougalston
Post- Town.
Occupants, 8fc.
Gordon, Rev. HughGordon, Sir Jas., Bart.
Gordon, JamesGordon, JamesGordon, JamesGordon, JamesGordon, JamesGordon, Rev. JamesGordon, Col. JamesGordon, James AdamGordo-.i,Cap.J.M.,R.N.
Gordon, Sir John, Bart.
Gordon, Lt.-Col. JohnGordon, Lt.-Col. JohnGordon, Lt.-Col. JohnGordon, JohnGordon, JohnGordon, JohnGordon, JohnGordon, JohnGordon, JohnGordon, JohnGordon, JohnGordon, Rev. JohnGordon, Rev. JohnGordon, John Taylor
Gordon, Lieutenant
Gordon, Mich. Francis
Gordon, P. L.
Gordon, Sir Robt., K.B.Gordon, ThaderGordon, Col. ThomasGordon, Captain T.Gordon ThomasGordon, Hon. Wm.Gordon, WilliamGordon, WilliamGordon, WilliamGordon, WilliamGordon, WilliamGordon, Major-Ge-
neral W. A., C.B.
Gordon, MissGordon, MissesGordon, MrsGordon, MrsGordon, MrsGordon, MrsGordon, MrsGordon, MrsGordon, Mrs AnnGorrie, ArchibaldGovan, AlexanderGovan, GeorgeGovane, RobertGcwdie, Major JohnGracie, Mrs
!
G R AVillages, Seats, Sfc.
Monquhitter ManseLetterfourie
ManarCraig
JoybankHa 11myre
Boghall HouseCabrach ManseBalcary
KnockespochBalmaghie HouseEarlston
Cluny Castle
Kinsteary
Shiels
CampdaleAikenhead HouseAldivalloch
AvochieGonarhall
Cairnbulg Castle
CroighlyMains of RhynieSpeymouth ManseTwynholm ManseXethermuir HouseKincurdy HouseAbergeldie Castle
CraigmyleBalmoralOver Hall
Park HouseHarperfield HouseCraigley
Ellon Castle
Burgar HouseFyvie Castle
InchnacapeTorranceNunbank
Lochdhu
Hillview
WardhouseSwiney HouseCairness
HawkhillWestertown HouseBeechwood Villa
Arthurseat
Ballintomb Distillery
Annet GardenGreenhill
Piimore CottageDrumquhasslc Park
Prior BankOlive Bank
Post-Town
Turriff
BuckieKeith HallRhynieNairnNoblehouseMilngavieLeith LnmsdenCastle-DouglasRhynieGlenlocher
KirkcudbrightClunyNairnCluny
Tomintoul
Cathcart
Leith LumsdenRothiemayNeio Pitsligo
Fraserburgh
Tomintoul
RhynieFochabersKirkcudbright
New DeerFortrose
Ballater
Kincard. O'Neil
Ballater
Old RainCornhill
LanarkGilston
Ellon
Kirkwall
FyvieTomintoul
Tomintoul
Dumfries
Nairn
Coupar- AngusOld RainLybster
MintlawLeith
Elgin
Coupar-AngusAberdeenGrantownErrol
Sallysburgh
St AndrewsDumbartonMelrose
Musselburgh
181
County.
AberdeenBanff
AberdeenAberdeenNairn
Peebles
Stirling
AberdeenKirkcudbright
AberdeenKirkcudbright
Kirkcudbright
AberdeenNairnAberdeenBanff
LanarkAberdeenAberdeenAberdeenAberdeenBanff
AberdeenMorayKirkcudbright
AberdeenRossAberdeenAberdeenAberdeenAberdeenBanff
LanarkKirkcudbright
AberdeenOrkneyAberdeenBanff
Banff
Dumfries
Nairn
Forfar
AberdeenCaithness
AberdeenMid-LothianElgin
Porflur
AberdeenMorayPerthLanarkFife
DumbartonRoxburghMid-Lothian
Occupants, §*c.
Grant, CaptainGrant, Rev. CharlesGrant,
Grant, Charles
Grant, Cliarles
Grant, Charles
Grant, Colonel
Grant, D.Grant, DonaldGrant, DonaldGrant, DuncanGrant, Edward, R.N.Grant, Sir G.M'Pher-)
son, Bart. j
Grant, Capt. GeorgeGrant, Rev. J.
Grant, Rev. JamesGrant, Rev. JamesGrant, Rev. JamesGrant, JamesGrant, James AugustusGrant, J. M.Grant, James MurrayGrant, J. P.
Grant, James William
Grant, Sir John Peter <
Grant, Capt. JohnGrant, JohnGrant, JohnGrant, JohnGrant, John M'PhersonGrant, J. & P.
Grant, Rev. Ludovic )
William ]Grant, Patrick
Grant, RobertGrant, RobertGrant, RobertGrant, R.Grant, Capt. WilliamGrant, Wm. Forsyth
Grant, WilliamGrant, Rev. William
Grant, WilliamGrant, WilliamGrant, Rev. William
Grant, Capt. William
Grant, Rev. Williamj
Grant, MissGrant, Misses
Grant, MrsGrant, MrsGrar.t, Mrs Alexander
Grautley, LordGrantly, Robert
G R AVilluges, Seats, ifc.
183
Hillhouse
RothiemurchusBaldmneyKnockandhuInverury
GlendarrochCloghill
Clyde BankDalraddyTullochgorumBughtRock House
Ballindalloch Castle
Hill HousePetty ManseAdvieNairn ManseBroadley
BughtViewfleld HouseFoyers
Glenmorriston HouseInverdruil
Elchies
The Doune of Rothie- \murchus )
Kirkville HouseGlengrant HouseBlairnndy
Kilgraston
AchnagairnLynvior
Ordiquhill
Balifeary
Monymusk HouseCraighall
Blairnamarrow
BracoGlenbarry Cottage
Mount CyrusTombreakachieCavers ManseCarnoustie HouseRuthvenDuthel ManseAuchorachanCross Burness and N. \
Ronaldshay )
Larkfield
Kinchirdy
Resaig
Sea BankAltsigh Cottage
Dall LodgeKincorth
County.
CreetownLinwilg
HuntlyTomintovl
Tomintoul
Balerno
AberdeenRutherg/enLinwUgCarrbridge
Inverness
Lossiemouth
Ballindalloch
CreetownInverness
Ballindalloch
NairnNairnInverness
NairnInverness
Glenmorriston
Linwilg
Craigellachie
Linwilg
Skene
Rothes
Tamnavoulin
Bridge of EarnInverness
Tomintoul
Cornhill
Inverness
MonymuskRhynieTomintoul
Keith Hall
Cornhill
MontroseBallindalloch
HawickTurriff
Tomintoul
Carrbridge
Ballindalloch
Sanday
NairnCarrbridge
Lochalsh
NairnInvermorriston
Kinloch Rannoch
I Forres
Kirkcudbright
Inverness
Banff
Banff
Banff
Mid-LothianAberdeenLanarkInverness
Inverness
Inverness
Elgin
Elgin
Kirkcudbright
Inverness
MorayNairnNairn
Inverness
Nairn
Inverness
Inverness
Inverness
Moray
Inverness
AberdeenElgin
Banff
Perth
Inverness
Banff
Banff
Inverness
AberdeenAberdeenBanff
AberdeenBanff
Kincardine
Ban If
RoxburghBanff
Banff
Elgin
Banff
Orkney
NairnElgin
RossNairnInverness
Perth
Moray
184
Occupants, S)*c.
Grassick, Charles
Grassick, JohnGrassick, Patrick
Gray, Rev. Alex. Hill
Gray, Alexander
Gray, Alexander
Gray, Alexander
Gray, Rev. AndrewGray, Charles
Gray, Rev. DrGray, GeorgeGray, JamesGray, JamesGray, JamesGray, J.
Gray, LordGray, MalcolmGray, Patrick
Gray, RobertGray, RobertGray, Roderick
Gray, WilliamGray, WilliamGreenfield, WilliamGreenhill, D.Greenock, Lt.-Gl. LordGreenshields, JohnGreensbields, J. W.Gregg, JamesGregor, WilliamGregor, RobertGregorson, JohnGregory, Rev. A. T.Gregory, Mrs & JobnGreig, DavidGreig, Rev. GeorgeGreig, GeorgeGreig, Rev. JamesGreig, JamesGreig, JamesGreig, James, juniorGreig, ThomasGreig, WilliamCrier, JamesGrier, RobertGrierson, Capt. CharlesGrierson, Rev. J.Grierson, JamesGrierson, JamesGrierson, Sir R., Bart.Grierson, Rev. ThomasGrieve, AlexanderGrieve, GeorgeGrieve, JamesGrieve, JohnGrieve, J. & CompanyGrieve & Nasmyth
G R I
Occupants, 8fc.
Grieve, RobertGrimond, DavidGrimond, JamesGroat, Alexander G.Guild, Rev. DavidGuild, JamesGullan, JohnGulland, AndrewGulland, JohnGulland, Wm. ErskineGun, Rev. ThomasGunn, DonaldGunn, JohnGunn, MarcusGunn, ThomasGunn, William & JamesGuthrie,
Guthrie, AlexanderGuthrie, CharlesGuthrie, JohnGuthrie & KinlochGuthrie, RobertGuthrie, William
HALVillages, Seats, Sfc.
185
Airdits
LorntyOak BankNewhallAuchtertool
CamlachieBurndykeDrumfinMonkton HallStripeside
Keiss
Resgill
DaleRatter HousePark HouseGlendhuSouth Calder
HattonTay BankGuthrie Castle
Ferniefleld WorksAuchansDalmonach House
Post- Town.
Kettle
BlairgoAvrie
Blairgowrie
Kirkwall
Kirkcaldy
ParhheadGovanTorryburn
MusselburghTorryburnWickLybster
Halkirk
DunnetFalkirk
Golspie
Halkirk
RathoDundeeForfar
Alexandria
KilmarnockBonhill
County.
Fife
Perth
Perth
OrkneyFife
LanarkRenfrewFife
Mid-LothianFife
Caithness
Caithness
Caithness
Caithness
Stirling
Sutherland
Caithness
Mid-LothianForfar
Forfar
DumbartonAyrDumbarton
Hadden, A. and SonsHadden, JamesHadden, JamesHadden, James, jun.
Hadden, Thomas LeysHaddington, Earl of
Haddow, WilliamHaggart, DavidHagart, James V.Hagart, Thomas C.Haig,Haig, MrsHaig, AlexanderHaig, ArchibaldHaig, DavidHaig, John
Haig, John, & Co. •<
Haig, RobertHaig, Robert, & Co.Haig, RobertHaig, WilliamHaig, MrsHaining, JohnHaldane, Rev. James \
Ogilvy )
Haldane, RobertHalkett, Chas. Craigie
Halkett, Chas. Craigie
Halkett, Sir John, Bart.
H
Garlogie Mills
GrandholmForbes LodgeCountesswells
Grandholm LodgeTyningham HouseRigfoot
Baloch
Glendelvine
BantaskineRumbling Bridge
Caldron LinnBlairhill
Rose Villa
BonningtonMethil Hill
Cameron Bridge Dis-
tillery
Seggie
Seggie Distillery
Dollarfield
West KincapleBemersideBarbuce
Kingoldrum
AuchingrayDrylaw HouseLahill
Pitfirrane
Skene
AberdeenStrathdon
AberdeenAberdeenPrestonkirk
Neiv CumnockKirriemuir
DunkeldFalkirk
Kinross
KinrossAlloa
Portobello
Leith
Kirkcaldy
Kirkcaldy
Leuchars
Guard BridgeDollar
St AndrewsSt Boswells
Moniave
Kirriemuir
Airdrie
CramondLargoDunfermline
AberdeenAberdeenAberdeenAberdeenAberdeenHaddingtonAyrForfar
Perth
Stirling
Kinross
Kinross
Stirling
Mid-LothianMid-LothianFill-
Fife
Fife
Fife
ClackmannanFife
BerwickDumfries
Forfar
LanarkMid- Lothian
Fife
Fifo
186
Occupants, $)~c.
Halkett, Peter
Hall, Rev.
Hall, Colonel
Hall, GeorgeHall, HarveyHall, H. and J.
Hall, JamesHall, Sir John, Bart.
Hall, Sir John, Bart.
Hall, JohnHall, JohnHall, WilliamHall, Mrs Matilda
Halliday, DrHalliburton, ThomasHallyburton, LadyD.G.Hamilton, ArchibaldHamilton, AndrewHamilton, AndrewHamilton, AndrewHamilton, Duke of
Hamilton, Duke of
Hamilton, DugaldHamilton, GavinHamilton, Rev. GavinHamilton, GeorgeHamilton, Colonel H.Hamilton, HughHamilton, Rev. JamesHamilton, Jas. G.CarterHamilton, JamesHamilton, JamesHamilton, JamesHamilton, JamesHamilton, JamesHamilton, JohnHamilton, JohnHamilton, JohnHamilton, JohnHamilton, JohnHamilton, JohnHamilton, John F.Hamilton, JohnHamilton, John FerrieHamilton, MajorHamilton, MajorHamilton,Hamilton, RobertHamilton, RobertHamilton, Sir W., Bart.Hamilton, WilliamHamilton, WilliamHamilton, W. C.Hamilton, Rev. Z.Hamilton, Mrs GeneralHamilton, Mrs AgnesHamilton, Mrs H.
HAMVillages, Seats, Sfc. Post- Town. County.
Pitcur
Occupants, §~c.
Hamilton, Mrs & Miss )
Gray fHamilton, MrsHamilton, MrsHamilton, Miss AnneHanna, Rev. WilliamHannay, RobertHannay, ThomasHannay, Misses Jane )
and MargaretJ
Hannay, MissHardie, GeorgeHardie, GrahamHardie, RobertHardie, RobertHardie, WilliamHare, Steuart B.
Harvey, ArthurHarvey, John (H. E. 7
I. C. C. S.) JHarriman, JosephHarris, Charles
Harrowar, JohnHarrowar, MissHart, MrsHarvey, AlexanderHarvey, ColonelHarvey, RobertHarvey, William JamesHarvey, WilliamHarvev, WilliamHarvey, MrsHarvie, AndrewHarvie, JamesHarvie, JohnHarvie, WilliamHarvie, MrsHastie, Rev. GeorgeHastings, Marquis of
Hastings, LadiesHathorn, MrsHawkins, Capt. F.Hay, Sir Adam, Bart.
Hay, AlexanderHay, AlexanderHay, Sir Andrew )
Leith, Bart., M.P. j
Hay, ArchibaldHay, Captain, R.N.Hay, Lord Edward
,Hay, George W.Hay, Lord JamesHay, Sir James Dal- 7
rymple, Bart. )
Hay, Captain Jas., R.N.Hay, JohnHay, John Stuart
HAYVillages, Seats, Sfc.
187
Bothwell Park
WoodheadMauchline CastleEastfield
Skirling
Rusko Castle
Garthland
Solway Cottage
Kirkdale
Kenneil Mills
Falkirk IronworksInvercoe
Sorbie
Springhills
Calderhall
Tillygreig
Kinnettles
Forneth HouseHollybushShannoeh Hill
Tallohill
Castlemilk
ArdoCastlesemple
Inistrynish Cottage
Milton Brodie
Yoker HouseRothmaiseKinnettles
NewhouseBrownleeGreenlawTemplandehanShingartonKirkpatrick-Fleming
Loudon Hill
Loudon Castle
CastlewiggCairnbankDuddingston HouseHardengreenEdinton
Leith Hall
Rose Villa
Farmfield
Gifford BankWhiteriggSeaton House
Dunraget
Belton HouseLetham GrangeRockville
Post- Town.
Bothwell
County.
Lanark
Bothwell
188
Occupants, §c.
Hay,Hay, Peter
I lav, Robert
Hay, Robert
I fay, William
Hay, WilliamHay, WilliamHay, WilliamHay, WilliamHay, WilliamHay, Lady AnneHa)', Lady MaryHay, MrsHay, MrsHay, Miss C.Hay, MissHedderwick, John WattHeddell, Francis
Heddell, John GeorgeHenderson, AlexanderHenderson, AlexanderHenderson, Alex., M.DHenderson, AlexanderHenderson, A.Henderson, AndrewHenderson, CharlesHenderson, Capt. Dav.Henderson, DavidHenderson, GeorgeHenderson, GideonHenderson, HughHenderson, JamesHenderson, JamesHenderson, J. C.Henderson, Rev. JohnHenderson, Rev. JohnHenderson, JohnHenderson, JohnHenderson, Jno. PiercyHenderson, JohnHenderson, JohnHenderson, R. & W.Henderson, RobertHenderson, RobertHenderson, RobertHenderson, ThomasHenderson, ThomasHenderson, Dr ThomasHenderson, WilliamHenderson, WilliamHenderson, WilliamHenderson, WilliamHenderson, WilliamHenderson, WilliamHenderson, MrsHenderson, Miss AnnHendry, Robert
H E NVillages, Seats, Sfc.
Spilmersford MainsMugdrum HouseOrmiston HallBarney Hill
HopesHav's Mill
Hayfield
Dunse Castle
Glenfarg
BarbashlawKing's MeadowsLinden LodgeBalendochKillicranky
NunrawParklee
MilnwoodHelenessMelsetter
Rockfield
Gourdie HouseCaskiebenStemster HouseHaughheadBinny CottageWoodbankBanniskirkWesterdaleRosewell DeanNorth HallAchadabueBroomhill HouseShawMount FloridaTranent ManseCarmunnock ManseNossParkParkhill HouseChesterhill
Lochgelly HouseGlencraig
AbbotsruleGlencraigKirklandBoonNewtonSpring-field
KipplestonePetister
ShawburnSorefield
Milton of CollaceBlairstruie
Press HouseBardister
Rosebank
Post- Town. County.
Pencaitlanal
NewburghTranentDunbarGiffordDamheadLerwickDunseDamheadMusselburghPeebles
Loan headMeigleBlair AtholeHaddingtonPort- GlasgowLarkhall
LerwickLonghopeI'ortmahomackDunkeldBlackburnThursoKirknewtonUphallGlammisHalkirkHalkirk
LasswadeSandnessFort-WilliamLarkhall
Larkhall
Cathcart
TranentBushyWickDalmuirPolmontBlackshiels
KirkcaldyBlair AdamJedburghKirkcaldySaline
LauderMusselburghFalkirk
AberdeenLerwickHamiltonBatta SoundCoupar-AngusDamheadColdinghamLerwickAberdeen
HaddingtonFife
HaddingtonHaddingtonHaddingtonPerth
Zetland
BerwickPerth
Mid-LothianPeeb'es
Mid-LothianPerthPerth
HaddingtonRenfrewLanarkZetlandOrkneyRossPerthAberdeenCaithness
Mid-LothianLinlithgowForfar
Caithness
Caithness
Mid-LothianOrk. & Zet.
ArgyleLanarkLanarkRenfrewHaddingtonLanarkCaithness
RenfrewStirling
HaddingtonFife
Fife
RoxburghFife
Fife
BerwickMid-LothianStirling
AberdeenZetlandLanarkZetlandPerthPerth
BerwickZetland
Aberdeen
Occupants, §v.
Henry, Rev. James A.Henry, JamesHenry, JohnHenry, ThomasHenry, Mm MargaretHepburn, AlexanderHepburn, GeorgeHepburn, J. BuchanHepburn, John Stewart
Hepburn, Sir Thos. )
Buchan, Bart, M.P. )
Hepburn, LadyHepburn, Miss M. J. )
Buchan )
Herbertson, ArthurHerbertson, ThomasHeriot, JamesHeriot, JohnHeriot, Mrs Isabella
Hemes, Wm. YoungHetherington, RichardHetherington, Rev. W."Heuchan, ThomasHeugh, WilliamHewatson, JohnHewatt, Rev.
Heys, ZechariahHill, AlexanderHill, C.Hill, JamesHill, JohnHill, JohnHill, Rev. ThomasHill, ThomasHill, WilliamHislop, RobertHislop, Rev. ThomasHitchener & HunterHodgson, Rev. H.Hog, James M.Hog, James MaitlandHog, JohnHogarth & Co.Hogarth, Rev. D.Hogarth, GeorgeHogg, ArchibaldHogg, GeorgeHogg, JamesHogg, JamesHogg, JohnHogg, WilliamHoggan, EdwardHoggan, George M.Holm, PaulHolmes, A. C.Holmes, JamesHolmes, Joseph
H O LVillages, Seats, Sfc.
189
Inchture ManseAuchinleckCorse
Burraston
Newtonmill HouseParkhill
Kersemell HouseCastle DykesColquhalzie
Smeaton House
Letham
Templehall
ShawSweethopeRamornieFoley Hills
Heriot BankSpottes Hall
Denbie HouseTorphichen ManseAirdsFrankfield
GrennanAncroft
South Arthurlie
Niddry Castle
Luthrie
HolmesCottonRavenscroft
Logie Pert
Langside CottageHillwoodThorntree MainsTeithbank ManseStobs Gunpowder Mills
KirkandrewsMuriestonNew Liston
RoanTugnetMakerstownWoodhillBandrumKinlochGlendargLow Valleyfield HouseRyehills
Broomhill
Bellevue
Waterside HouseCastle GowerYondertonSandyford
Lyne Cottage
Post- Town.
Inchture
AuchencairnHuntlyLerwickBrechin
CumminstoneCamwathDumfriesCrieff
Prestonkirk
Haddington
Coldingham
Newton McarnsBothwell
Kettle
HorndeanHorndeanHavgh of UrrEcclefechan
Bathgate
New GallowayMuirhendThornhill
Spittal
BarrheadWinchburghCuparUphallAlyth
Irvine
Monti-ose
Pol/okshaws
RathoPrestonpans
DouneFushie Bridge
LongtownMid-CalderKirkliston
LauderFochabers
Kelso
AberdeenSaline.
Blairgowrie
Galashiels
Culross
CanonbieMelrose
Thornhill
Thornhill
Gilston
West Kilbride
Paisley
Lonjrtown
County.
Perth
Kirkcudbright
AberdeenZetland
Forfar
AberdeenLanarkDumfriesPerth
Haddington
Haddington
Berwick
RenfrewLanarkFife
Berwick
BerwickKirkcudbright
Dumfries
Linlithgow
Kirkcudbright
LanarkDumfriesDurhamRenfrewLinlithgow
Fife
Linlithgow
Forfar
AyrForfar
RenfrewMid- Lothian
Haddington
Perth
Mid-Lothian
CumberlandMid-LothianLinlithgow
Rostra
Banff
RoxburghAberdeenFife
Berth
RoxburghPerth
DnmfrieBoxln:
DumfriesDuni:
Kirkcudbright
AyrRenfrewCumberland
190
Occupants, SfC.
H O UVillages, Seats, 8fc.
Home, Rev. AbrahamHome, Earl of
Home, Colonel
Home, Francis
Home, Geo. H. Binning
Home, GeorgeHome, Lieut.Gen. JamesHome, John F.
Home, John H.
Home, Rev. Walter
Home, William
Home, William F.
Home, MissHoneyman, JohnHonnay, DavidHood, Charles
Hood, JohnHood, Robert
Hook, James BoydHook, Misses
Hope, Sir A.Hope, Capt.
Hope, Capt. D., UN.Hope, Rev. Charles
Hope, George M. D.Hope, G. Wm., M.P.Hope, George WilliamHope, Sir JohnHope, Sir John, Bart.
Hope, RobertHopetoun, Earl of
Hopetoun, Earl of
Hopetoun, Earl of
Hopkirk, J. G.Hopper, Alexander F.
Horn, ArchibaldHorn, JohnHome, ArchibaldHome, DonaldHome, DonaldHome, DonaldHome, DonaldHome, FrancisHome, WilliamHorsburgh, RobertHorsburgh, ThomasHorsburgh, MissHosie, JamesHoskins, GeorgeHotchkis, JamesHoughton, Sir H. B.Houldsworth, HenryHouldsworth, JohnHoulison, ThomasHouston, LewisHouston, Sir Robert, BtHoustoun, Ludovic
Gunsgreen HouseThe Hirsel
BassandeanAvontownArgatyPaxton HouseBroom HouseWedderburn HouseLougformacus HousePolwarthNorth Merchiston
Paxton HouseFairlie LodgeBellmore HouseCarlingwarkInverbrora
Stoneridge
Stonelaw CottagePriestland
Bellgrove
Rankei lour
Carriden
Bridge Castle
LammingtouneThornhallRankeilourLuffness
CarmorePinkie HouseFenton BarnsDuddingstonHopetoun HouseRosythMeadowbank HouseTownhill Colliery
HazelbankThomenainBaharanLangwellBenrigNaviedale
ClythAvontounStirkoke
Tongue HousePirnNewparkBroom Villa
Brunston HouseMurrayfield
Phones LodgeColtness
Cranstonhill
Brow of Hill
ProncyClerkington
Johnstone Castle
Post- Town.
Occupants, Sfc.
Houston, Rev. RobertHowat, Robert K.Howatson, WilliamHowatson, WilliamHowden, JamesHowden,Howe, JohnHowie, JohnHowison, JamesHowison, JamesHowison, MissHownam, ThomasHoyes, AlexanderHozier, JamesHughes, Mrs GeneralHume, Rev. A.Hume, Rev. EdwardHume, JosephHume, Miss Eliza.
Humphrey, WilliamHunt, JamesHunter, AlexanderHunter, AlexanderHunter, AndrewHunter, Charles
Hunter, Charles
Hunter, DavidHunter, Genl. GeorgeHunter, H.Hunter, JamesHunter, JamesHunter, JamesHunter, JamesHunter, JamesHunter, JamesHunter, JohnHunter, JohnHunter, JohnHunter, General Sir )
Martin J
Hunter, MosesHunter,Hunter, RobertHunter, RobertHunter, RobertHunter, RobertHunter, RobertHunter, ThomasHunter, WilliamHunter, Wm. KingHunter, MrsHunter, MissHuntly, Marquis of
Hutcheon, D. B.
Hutchison, JohnHutchison, JohnHutton, Andrew
HUTVillages, Seats, §~c.
Dalmellington ManseMabieWoodparkCronberryWinton Hill
BoggsHullerthirst
HazeldenSt. John's KirkCrossburn HouseHolmfootBaitscross
Costerton HouseSt. Enoch's HallMount Charles
Greenlaw MansePitsligo ManseLochcote
Ninewells HouseBayfield
Pittencrieff HouseArdmarnockDrum HouseBonnytownGlencarse
Seaside
EkmountFort HouseBurnheadAuchterarder HouseHafton HousePringle Bank "Villa
Coltness Ironworks
ThurstonMonorganCessnock Park Cottage
Stoneshiel Hall
Springbank
Anton's Hill
GreenbankTyne MountHunterstonKirklandBurghleeMayshadeAmosendeanPolquhorter
Rosehill
Wellfield HouseBraeheadPleasance
Aboyn Castle
Corsbie HouseCairngoll
West Brook
Gogar House
Past- Town.
Dalmellington
DumfriesKilpat. DurhamAuchinleck
Salton
Pencaitland
Stevenston
Newton MearnsBiggar
DouglasLanarkBerwickBlackshiels
Bellshill
AyrGreenlawFraserburghLinlithgow
AytonParkhill
Dunfermline
Kilfinan
Libberton
Ochiltree
Perth
Errol
Brechin
Broughty FerryLockerbyAuchterarder
DunoonKelso
Airdrie
DunbarInchture
GovanDunseKirkintilloch
Coldstream
Partick
Ormiston
West Kilbride
West Kilbride
LoanheadLoanheadPennycuickNew CumnockBrechin
DunseLochwinnoch
DunseAboyneNewton-StewartMintlawBalerno
Blairlogie
191
County.
Ay7Kirkcudbright
KirkcudbrightAyrHaddingtonHaddingtonAyrRenfrewLanarkLanarkLanarkBerwickMid-LothianLanarkAyrBerwickAberdeenLinlithgow
BerwickRoss
Fife
ArgyleMid-LothianAyrPerth
Perth
Forfar
Forfar
DumfriesPerth
ArgyleRoxburghLanarkHaddingtonPerth
LanarkBerwick
Stirling
Berwick
RenfrewHaddingtonAyrAyrMid-LothianMid- LothianMid-LothianAyrForfar
BerwickRenfrewBerwickAberdeenWigtownAberdeenMid-Lothian
Perth
192
Occupants, Sfc.
Hutton, JohnHutton, ThomasHutton, MrsHynde, William
Hyndman, John B.
Hyslop, ThomasHyslop, William
Hyslop, William
Hyslop, William
I R
Occupants, AT.
Irvine, Rev. ThomasIrving, GeneralIrving, George VereIrving, JamesIrvine, JohnIrvine, John, junior
Irving, Rev. JohnIrving, John Iiell
Irving, John Bell
Irving, Rev. L. II.
Irving, RobertIvory, Lord
J E F
Villages, Seats, fyc.
193
Lundie & FowlisBalmaeNewton HouseMidbrakeAmisfield
Burnfoot
Bonshaw TowerBankside
Whitehall
AbercornPlumdenCastle Craig
Post-Toirn.
DundeeKirkcudbrightLcadhills
LerwickDumfriesEcclefechan
Ecclefechan
LockerbyLockerbySo. QueensferryAnnanNoblehousc
County.
Forfar
KirkcudbrightLanarkZetland
DumfriesDumfriesDumfriesDumfriesDumfriesLinlithgow
DumfriesPeebles
Jack, RobertJack, ThomasJack, ThomasJack, ThomasJackson, AndrewJackson, Rev. D.Jackson, DavidJackson, JamesJackson, JohnJackson, JohnJackson, ThomasJackson, WilliamJaffray, WilliamJames, Rev. JohnJameson, Rev. AndrewJameson, JohnJameson, J. & M.Jameson, Robert G.Jameson, J.
Jameson, Rev. J. C.
Jameson, Mrs Capt.
Jameson, Mrs M.Jamieson, JamesJamieson, JohnJamieson, Rev. JohnJamieson, JohnJamieson, JohnJamieson, Patrick
Jamieson, RichardJamieson, Mrs RobertJanson, WilliamJardine, Rev. FergusJardine, JamesJardine, J. BruceJardine, Peter
Jardine, ThomasJardine, Sir Wm., Bt.
Jardine, WilliamJeffray, Rev. RobertJeffrey, DrJeffrey, Lord
LunnaGuiltreehill
Deans Cross
Newtyle CottageBlantyre ParkCumlodenNewtonSpittalhill
Hallhill
Craigthornhill
Palace CraigPoundlandOrchardlandsNichol Forest
Saint MungoLadeside
LunderstonRiverside
DunavourdDreghornDrumsHowsetterChesterhall
Straiton
Spiinghill HouseGuardian HouseGartness
Braefoot
Holm of Daltallacha n
Brodick InnMayday Cottage
Kinghorn ManseArkleton
Hallside
BroomloanGrantonJardine Hall
Lanvick Castle
Girthen
Cardowan MuirCraiacrook Castle
Lerwick
194 J O P
Occupunts, Sf-c.
Jeneson, RobertJenkins, WilliamJenkinson, MichaelJerdan, Archibald
Jerdan, Misses
Jobson, JohnJobson, MrsJohnston, Sir Alex., Bt.
A.JohnstonJohnstonJohnstonJohnstonJohnstonJohnstonJohnston
JohnstonJohnstonJohnstonJohnston
JohnstonJohnstonJohnstonJohnstonJohnstonJohnstonJohnstonJohnston
JohnstonJohnstonJohnstonJohnstonJohnstonJohnstonJohnstonJohnstonJohnstonJohnstonJohnstonJohnstonHope
A.AlexanderAlexanderAlex., & SonAlexanderAndrewAndrewRev. E., gov.
GeorgeHenryLt.-Col. Jas.
JamesJamesJamesJamesJohnJohnRev. JohnJohnJohnRev. M. S.
Peter
Peter
Rear-Adml.Rev. R. J.
Rev. ThomasRev. ThomasWilliamWm. HopeCapt.W.J. j
Johnston, MrsJohnston, MrsJohnston, Mrs DavidJohnstone, Sir F., Bart.Johnstone, J. J. II., M.P.Johnstone, JamesJohnstone, ThomasJohnstone, WalterJolly, Rev. PeterJolly, RobertJolly, StewartJolly, Rev. ThomasJolly, Rev. ThomasJones, J.
Jones, Mrs JohnJopp, AndrewJopp,
Villages, Seats, SfC.
ViewbankStrowan GroveSkillknowe
Bonjedward HouseParadise
FeddinchBath HouseCornsalloeh
Rennyhill HouseWester Hailes
Tullos HouseLawtonNew mill
Shieldhall
GibsonsHalleaths
Plean AsylumRed burnStranfaskett
Mount LodgeKincardine Castle
Orphir HouseSandsWoodhillFairlie Mill
HaymountOld Monkland ManseKirkbrideLeaderfoot
Minnigaff MaiiseHarthopeNewington LodgeCowhillAuchtermuchty ManseDairy ManseAnwothLathrisk
Moffat House
Larch Hill Cottage
ChampfleurieGrangeMaryheldWesterhall
Raehills
Alva HouseUnderwoodBodisbeckCanisbay ManseStenston HouseCatter
Dunnet ManseBowden ManseInch ColmClobar Bleachfield
LeggetElmhill
Post-Town.
Carnoustie
ElginPennycuickJedburghKelsoSt AndrewsPortobello
DumfriesAnstrutherSlateford
Kincard. O'NeilChance InnElgin
GovanLockerbyLochmabenLarbert
Irvine
DairyPortobello
AuchterarderKirkwallKincardineBlackburnLargsDunseCoatbridge
MayboleMelroseNewton StewartMoffatAnnanHolywoodAuchtermuchtyDairyGatehouseFalklandMoffat
Moffat
Linlithgow
Ecclefechan
Leslie
LangholmJohnston DridgeAlloa
LockerbyMoffat
HunaHolytownDumbartonDunnetMelroseAberdourMilngavieTurriff
Aberdeen
County.
Forfar
Elgin
Mid-LothianRoxburghRoxburghFife
Mid-LothianDumfriesFife
Mid-LothianAberdeenForfar
ElginLanarkDumfriesDumfriesStirling
AyrKirkcudbrightMid-LothianPerth
OrkneyPerth
AberdeenAyrBerwickLanarkAyrRoxburghKirkcudbrightDumfriesDumfriesDumfriesFife
AyrKirkcudbrightFife
Dumfries
Dumfries
LinlithgowDumfriesFife
DumfriesDumfriesStirling
DumfriesDumfriesCaithness
LanarkStirling
Caithness
RoxburghFife
Stirling
AberdeenAberdeen
KER 195
Occupants, gv.
Kay, AlexanderKay, Daniel
Kay, JohnKaye, RobertKeay, Mrs E.
Keddie, P.
Keir, JohnKeir, P. Small
Keir, WilliamKeith, Rev. Dr Alex.
Keith, Rev. A. (A.M.)Keith, DavidKeith, GeorgeKeith, Hon. William .
Keith, LadyKeith, WilliamKeith, MrsKelburne, Lord Vise.
Kelburne, Lord Vise.
Kelburne, Lord Vise.
Kelly, AlexanderKelso, ArchibaldKelso, Col. WilliamKemp, DavidKenmure, ViscountKennedy,Kennedy, AlexanderKennedy, Rev. Alex.
Kenned)', Rev. AngusKennedy, David DaltonKennedy, DanielKennedy, Rev. DonaldKennedy, DonaldKennedy, DugaldKennedy, Capt. H. F.
Kennedy, JamesKennedy, JohnKennedy, JohnKennedy, JohnKennedy, JohnKennedy, LewisKennedy, P. W.Kennedy, RobertKennedy, RobertKennedy, RobertKennedy, Robert T.Kennedy^ Col. S. (CB.)Kennedy, Hon. T. F.
Kennedy, Hon. T. F.
Kennedy, MissKennedy, MrsKer, John
K
1'illages, Seats, fy-c.
Charlesfield
SpringburnSoftlaw
Mill BraeSnaigow HouseGrange HouseWestfield
KindroganPotholmSt Cyrus ManseLauriston
Kenfield
Usan HouseMonkriggRavelston
Corstorphine Hill Ho.Corstorphine Hill Ho.KelburneEtal HouseHawkheadNew Lornfurnace Ho.Sauchrie
DankeithBonnington Brae Ho.Kenmure Castle
Chapel Hill
LagnacapagJura ManseDornoch ManseCraigTomatin Cottage
Killearnan ManseBogbainAcharnFinnart
LochlandsKnocknaldingInvercastle
KirklandUnderwoodPitkellony
DrumillanDalwhatRiddings
Shaw Castle
Daljarrock
Kirkmichael HouseDalquharron Castle
Dunure HouseDunure HouseRomanno HouseDalmuir House
Post-Town.
St Boswell's
GlasgowKelso
MoodiesburnDunkeldElie
Mid-CalderKirkmichaelLangholmMontroseSt CyrusAberdeenMontroseHaddingtonCorstorphine
Corstorphine
Corstorphine
LargsEtalPaisley
BonawMayboleSymington
EdinburghNew GallowayEcclefechan
LochcarronLochgilphead
DornochGirvan
MayBeaulyTainAppinCairn RyanMayboleDairyLairgThornhill
Symington
Crieff
MayboleMoniaveThornhill
MoniaveGirvanMayboleMayboleMayboleAyrNoblehouse
Dalmuir
County.
RoxburghLanarkRoxburghLanarkPerth
Fife
Mid-LothianPerth
DumfriesKincardine
Kincardine
AberdeenForfar
HaddingtonMid-LothianMid-LothianMid-LothianAyrXorthumberl.
RenfrewArgyleAyrAyrMid-LothianKirkcudbright
DumfriesRossArgyleSutherland
AyrInverness
RossRossArgyle
AyrAyrKirkcudbright
Sutherland
DumfriesAyrPerth
AyrDumfriesDumfriesDumfriesAyrAyrAyrAyrAyrPeebles
Dumbarton
19() K N I
Occupants, $'C.
Kerr, Alexander
Kerr, Captain
Kerr, Christopher
Kerr, Christopher
Kerr, Herbert, J. N.
Kerr, Capt. JamesKerr, Rev. JohnKerr, RobertKerr, JamesKerr, JamesKerr, JohnKerr, RobertKerr, WilliamKerr, WilliamKey, WilliamKibble, JamesKidd, Rev. DrKidd, JohnKidston, RichardKilgour, Patrick
Kilgour, Robert Wm.Kilgour, WilliamKilpatrick, SamuelKincaid, JamesKinnaird, LordKing, Charles Alex.
King, JohnKing, JohnKinloch, Alex. JohnKinloch, Sir DavidKinloch, GeorgeKinloch, GeorgeKinloch, GrahamKinloch, JohnKinloch, MrsKinnear, CharlesKinnear, Patrick
Kinnear, Rev. RobertKinnoul, Earl of
Kinross, JamesKintore, Earl ofKintore, Earl ofKintore, Earl ofKintore, Earl ofKippen, Wm.Kirk, GeorgeKirk, JamesKirk, Rev. JohnKirkland, Rev. ArthurKirkpatrick, Alex.Kirkpatrick, Sir
|Thomas, Bart.
\Kirkwond, CharlesKirkwood, Rev. HubertKitchen, WilliamKnight, GeorgeKnight, George
Villages, Scats, Sfc.
Occupants, Sfc.
Knight, Rev. ThomasKnox, Capt. F. BlakeKnox, Rev. Francis
Knox, RobertKnox, WilliamKyle, Captain Alex.
Kyle, Right Rev. Jas.
L A UVillages, Seats, Sfc.
FordMoor LodgeTarves ManseKelvin GroveDennyholmBinghill
Presholme
Post- Town.
Etall
Kiulocli RannochHilary
GlasgowKilbirme
AberdeenBuckie
107
Co Hilt[I
.
Northuruberld.
Perth
AberdeenLanarkAyiAberdeenBand'
Laidlaw,
Laidlaw, GeorgeLaidlaw, JamesLaidlaw, RobertLaing,
Laing, GeorgeLaing, JohnLaing, JohnLaing, RobertLaing, MissLaird, Rev. A. O.Laird, Rev. DrLaird, Rev. JohnLaird, Mrs Dr JohnLamb, J. C.Lamb, JamesLamb, Rev. JohnLamb, Rev. WilliamLamb, Lady M. M.Lambert, JamesLamond, JamesLamond, WilliamLamont, AlexanderLamont, AlexanderLamont, Arch. JamesLandall, AndrewLandall, JamesLandall, JohnLandsborough, RobertLang, DrLang, Rev. GavinLang, Gilbert
Lang, JohnLang, JohnLang, RobertLang, RobertLang, MrsLang, MrsLapraick, DavidLarnach, William
Latta, Robert [
Lauder, Sir T. D., Bart.
Lauder,Lauderdale, Earl of
Lauderdale, Earl of
Whitelee
ComarContin
CassockLeucholdBalerno Mill
Colinton MainsKenmureAddenstaneKippleston Cottage
Abbotshall
Portmoak ManseInverkeillor ManseBerryburnBroomholmBorlandKirkmaiden ManseCarmichael ManseCleughearn LodgeMidlem Mill
StrandufF
PitmurchieKnockdowKilmichael HouseAird LamontBambriechWoodmillW'oodbankLochenbrack Well
Mansfield
Glassford ManseBonhill
Viewfield
RoutingburnGroatholmeBlackdales
Grove HouseManse HouseUpper and Lower Hall
AchnagailCastle Cabbie, or )
Castle Kyle j
Grange HouseDrygrange MainsThirlstane Castle
Grantully CastlG
Melrose
198
Occupants, SfC.
Lauderdale, Earl of
Lauderdale, Earl of
Laughton, William
Laurence, G. W.Laurie, Vice-Admiral )
Sir Robert, Bart. )
Laurie, Rev. J.
Laurie,
Laurie, JamesLaurie, Rev. JohnLaurie, JohnLaurie, Wm. KennedyLaurie, MrsLaw, RobertLaw, Rev. WilliamLawrie, AndrewLawrie, Rev. DrLawrie, JohnLawrie, Rev. Dr T.Lawrie, ThomasLawson, AlexanderLawson, Rev. Alex.
Lawson, WilliamLeadbetter, Adamson, )
&Co. ;Leadbetter, JohnLearmonth, Rev. Wm.Learmonth, William C.Learmonth, Miss C. L.
Lee, TottenhamLee, Rev. WilliamLee, MrsLee, MrsLeeds, Duke of
Lees, GeorgeLegat, RobertLegat, ThomasLegertwood, WilliamLeich, Rev. JohnLeigh, Sir Cornwall, Bt.
Leishman, Rev. Dr M.Leisk, RobertLeitch, WilliamLeith,Lieut.-Gen. Sir)
A., K.C.B. f
Leith, Lieut.- Gen. Sir)A., K.C.B.
\Leith, AlexanderLeith, Capt., R.N.Leith, Rev. H., missy.Leith, Mrs ForbesLeithead, MrsLendrum, Rev. Alex.Lennie, WilliamLennock, Capt. G. G., )
R.N.}
Lennox, J. L. K.
L E NVillages, Seats, 8fc.
Lochkinard LodgeDunbar HouseCorse HouseLargnean
Maxwelton House
Gargunnock ManseMilliganton
MaquaestonRowMeadow HouseWoodhallErnerpieShettleston
Portlethen ManseSouth Clermiston
Cassencarrie HouseMeadow HouseNewburnSouth GyleOld Mills
Criech MansePitlethie
ErichtsideSpinning Mill
Ericht BankCalder Manse (west)
Craigend HouseParkhall
Glenlee ParkRoxburghMossvaleMossvaleMar LodgeClearburnEsk ParkTrafalgar LodgeLogierieve
TweedmouthJolly HouseGovan ManseHillswick
Madeira Cottage
Freefield
Glenkindie
Millfield HouseGlenbogie CottageRothiemavWhitehaugh HouseLangleeBalwharryBallochneck
Kelton Mains
Lennox Castle
Post- Town.
AberfeldyDunbarKirkwallCastle-Douglas
Moniave
Stirling
DunscoreThornhill
HelensburghCorstorphine
Lauriston
Castle-Douglas
Shettleston
Hillside
Corstorphine
CreetownCorstorphineLargoCorstorphine
ElginCuparLeuchars
B-airgowrie
DunoonWest-CalderLinlithgowLinlithgowNew GallowayKelsoMuirheadMuirheadBraemarLibberton
MusselburghMusselburghUdnySpittal
Alness
GovanLerwickGreenock
Old Rain
Mossat
Turriff
RhynieRothiemayAffordGalashiels
Muthill
Buchlyvie
Dumfries
Lennoxtown
County.
Perth.
East LothianOrk.& Zet.
Kirkcudbright
Dumfries
Stirling
DumfriesDumfriesDumbartonMid-LothianKirkcudbrightKirkcudbrightLanarkKincardineMid-LothianKirkcudbrightMid-LothianFife
Mid-LothianElginFife
Fife
Perth
ArgyleMid-LothianStirling
Stirling
Kirkcudbright
RoxburghLanarkLanarkAberdeenMid-LothianMid-LothianMid-LothianAberdeenDurhamRossLanarkZetland
Renfrew
Aberdeen
Aberdeen
AberdeenAberdeenBanff
AberdeenRoxburghPerthStirling
Dumfries
Stirling
Occupants, <$-c.
Leny, James M'AlpineLeslie, Capt.
Leslie, AndrewLeslie, AngusLeslie, CountLeslie, Gen. A. YoungLeslie, H. GeorgeLeslie, Rev. JamesLeslie, Rev. JamesLeslie, JohnLeslie, Rev. JohnLeslie, JohnLeslie, JonathanLeslie, RobertLeslie, WilliamLeslie, WilliamLeslie, MrsLeven & Melville, Earl of
Leven & Melville, Earl of
Lewis, Robert
Liddel, WilliamLidderdale, JamesLightbourne, JohnLightburn, JohnLimond, DavidLindesay, AlexanderLindsay, AlexanderLindsay, Col.
Lindsay, David A.Lindsay, George J.
Lindsay, JohnLindsay, Rev. RobertLish, GeorgeListon, Rev. WilliamListon, ThomasListon, MissListon, MrsLithgow, RobertLittle, JamesLittle, Rev. ThomasLittle, ThomasLittle, Rev. WilliamLittle, WilliamLivingston, Rev. Arch.Livingston, J. W.Livingston, J. W.Livingstone,Vice-Ad. I
Sir Thomas, Bart, j
Lochhead, JohnLochoor, JamesLochore, Rev. Alex.
Locke, GeorgeLocke, HughLockhart, A. E.
Lockhart, A. Eliott
Lockhart, Rev. John, |D.D. j
LO C
Villages, Seats, S,-c.
199
DalswintonWhitehaughDunniefaceTorboll
Fetternear HouseKininvie
DunlugasFordoun ManseEnzie ChapelSpoutwells
UdnyPowis HouseBadinscoth HouseRothie HouseWarthill
Goat MilkMernsie HouseMelville HouseKingsdale HousePlean
Westfield Wool Mill
LochbankGlenfrochan HouseStrinchormig
Dalblair Cottage
BalmungoBarnweill HouseBalcarras HouseWormistone HouseKirkforthar HouseForbesfield
Towie ManseGreenside HouseRedgorconMerchiston Hall
Auldcathie Cottage
Millburn TowerStanmoreCarlesgill
TundergarthPennylandKirkpatrick
Crossfield
Cambusnethan ManseBalmacaunKyhakin
Westquarter
RosebankBirkenshawDrymen ManseBalleveollen HouseWest Arthurlie
CleghornBorthwick Brae
Easter House
Post-Town.
DumfriesKeithhall
WmdygatesDornochKeith Hall
Craigellachle
Banff
Auchinblae
Buckie
DunkeldUdneyOld AberdeenFyvie
Fyvie
Old RainLeslie
Fraserburgh
CuparKennowayStirling
Bathgate
Castle-Douglas
ObanObanCumnockSt AndrewsTarbolton
Colinsburgh
Crail
MarkinchAuehmullMossatCoatbridge
Perth
Falkirk
WinchburghHermistonLanarkLangholmLockerbyDalswinton
Moffat
Ecclefechan
WishawLochalsh
Lochalsh
Lauriston
GoranLarkhall
DnjmcnBonawBarrheadLanarkHawick
Glasgow
CoWttg.
DumfriesAberdeenFife
Sutherland
AberdeenBanff
Banff
Kincardine
Banff
Perth
AberdeenAberdeenAberdeenAberdeenAberdeenFife
AberdeenFife
Fife
Stirling
Linlithgow
Kirkcudbright
Argyle
ArgyleAyrFife
Ayr •
Fife
Fife
Fife
AberdeenAberdeenLanarkPerth
Stirling
Linlithgow
Mid- Lothian
Lanark
DumfriesDumfries
DomfrieiDumfriesDumfriesLanarkRoss
H --
Stirling
LanarkLanarkStirli
ArgyleRenfrewLanarkSelkirk
Lanark
M'B201
Occupants, &-c.
Lumsden, Rev. JohnLunan, Rev. RobertLundie, Rev. Wm. C.Lyall, Alex.
Lvall, JamesLyall, RobertLvall. CharlesLyall, Rev. DavidLvell, ThomasLyle, A.Lightbourne, JohnLynedoch LordLynedoch, LordLj-on, GeorgeLyon, GeorgeLyon, Lawson, & Co.
Lyon, J. S.
Lyon, Rev. JohnLyon, Wm.
Villages, Seats, §-c.
202
Occupants, fyc.
M'Call, Alexander
M'Call, JamesM'Call, SamuelM'Call, MrsM'Callum, HughM'Callum, JohnM'Callum, MrsM'Calman, Alexander
M'Calman, Dr Alex.
M'Calman, Rev. Don.
M'Cartney, Alexander
M'Cash, JamesM'Caskill, DonaldM'Chlery, ThomasM'Clymont, JohnM'Coll, Rev. DonaldM'Cole, Neil
M'Combie, A. B.
M'Combie, WilliamM'Combie, WilliamM'Combie, WilliamM'Combie, Mrs Thos.
M'Conecbie, Rev. Arch.
M'Connochie, Tho- >
mas A. }M'Creath, WilhamMacCrie, WilliamM'Crorie, JohnM'Culloch, AlexanderM'Culloch, AlexanderM'Culloch, Rev. Andw.M'Culloch, AndrewM'Culloch, AndrewM'Culloch, HenryM'Culloch, JamesM Culloch, James )
Murray)
M'Culloch, Rev. J. M.M'Culloch, JohnM'Culloch, JohnM'Culloch, WilliamM'Diarmid, CharlesM'Diarmid, DuncanM'Donald, LordM'Donald, LordM'Donald, Alex. R.M'Donald, AlexanderM'Donald, AlexanderM'Donald, AlexanderM'Donald, AlexanderM'Donald, AlexanderM'Donald, AlexanderM'Donald, AlexanderM'Donald, AngusM'Donald, ArchibaldM'Donald, ArchibaldM'Donald, A., M.D.
M'D
Villages, Seats, §'c.
ArdlachanDaldowieCaitloch HouseIbrox Hill
DouchlageKaims CottageHaughheadDrissaig
DeignishKilmartin ManseBarlocco
Pittillock
RhuedunanKildrochat
Balraggart
Kingairloch ManseMinefield
NewtonhillEaster SkeneTillyfour ToughLynturkRichmond Dill
Bunkle Manse
Braehead
GarpinDangartAlliguin
Craigbet
KirkclaughColvend ManseTrees
Newstead Place
KnockbrexCastle Clanyard
Ardwell
Kelso ManseStrathpeffer SpaBarholm HouseGlenduskPortnellan
BeachArmadaleLochmaddy HouseInvergosium HouseLochshiel
DalchosnieTormoreCotton LodgeLinicro
CroyardAuchinhardBorodale
ArdnanBahiriva
Rubislaw Park
Post- Town.
MayboleGlasgowMoniaveGlasgowBalfronKilfinan
GovanInverary
ObanLochgilpheadA uchincairn
Kettle
BroadfordStoneykirk
MayboleKingairloch
AppinHillside
SkeneWhitehouse
WhitehouseAberdeenDunse
Banchory
MayboleColmonell
MayboleBridge of WeirGatehouseDalbeatie
BarrheadGovanGatehouseStranraer
Gatehouse
KelsoDingwallCreetownGirvanPitlochry
BunessanIsle OrnsayDunveganFort AugustusStrontian
Kinloch RannochIsle OrnsayWoodsideKilmidrBeaulyWhitburnArisaig
BowmoreDunveganAberdeen
County.
AyrLanarkDumfriesLanarkStirling
ArgyleLanarkArgyleArgyleArgyleKirkcudbrightFife
Inverness
WigtownAyrArgyleArgyle
>
KincardineAberdeenAberdeenAberdeenAberdeenBerwick
Kincardine
AyrAyrAyrRenfrewKirkcudbrightKirkcudbrightRenfrewLanarkKirkcudbrightWigtown
Kirkcudbright
RoxburghRossKirkcudbrightAyrPerthArgyleInverness
Inverness
Inverness
Inverness
PerthInverness
AberdeenInverness
Inverness
LinlithgowInverness
ArgyleInverness
Aberdeen
Occupants, SfC.
MacDonald, DonaldMat-Donald, John R.
M'Donald, Hon.A. H. )
Moreton fM'Donald, Barclay, \& Co. }
M'Donald, Rev. C.M'Donald, Charles
M'Donald, Capt. D.M'Donald, DavidM'Donald, DonaldM'Donald, Rev. DonaldM'Donald, Rev. DonaldM'Donald, Capt. Dond.M'Donald, DonaldM'Donald, DonaldM'Donald, DonaldM'Donald, DonaldM'Donald, Rev. D.M'Donald, DrM'Donald, Rev. DrM'Donald, FinlayM'Donald, HectorM'Donald, Hugh P.
M'Donald, Jas. ThomasM'Donald, Rev. JamesM'Donald, J.
M'Donald, J. R.M'Donald, Col. J., C.B.M'Donald, Col. J., C.B.M'Donald, Rev. JohnM'Donald, Rev. JohnM'Donald, Rev. JohnM'Donald, JohnM'Donald, JohnM'Donald, JohnM'Donald, Lieut. JohnM'Donald, Rev. JohnM'Donald, JohnM'Donald, JohnM'Donald, JohnM'Donald, Peter
M'Donald, Capt.RonaldM'Donald, Col. RonaldM'Donald, Colonel R.M'Donald, Colonel R.
M'Donald, RonaldM'Donald, R. G.M'Donald, Lieut.-Col.
M'Donald, W. Bell
M'Donald, WilliamM'Donald, WilliamM'Donald, Win, M.D.M'Donald, MrsM'Donald, Mrs JanetM'Donald, MrsM'Donald, Miss Margt.
M'D
Villages, Seats, cy-c.
Skeabost
Rodel, Harris
Largie House
Glenury Distillery
Portree ManseOrdIsauld
Lassintulloch HouseCraigruie
Inort
Killean ManseOstaig
Bochrakelly
NewselinaLochinvarShirramoreBenbecula Island
Bochrala CottageKembuckGlenmoriston Distillery
MavisbankMonkstadtBalronald, North Uist
Urray ManseKildownanPortel HouseDalchosnie
Lochgarry HouseFerintosh
Kinloch ManseAlvie ManseEiggKylis Paible
Kilmolin
Scolpeg
HelmsdaleTaransay Island
TombreckMilburnRenetraTorlundyCoulGribarInchkennethGlengalmadaleLangmullPowderhallRammerscalesOrmistonBalville
Ballyshear
Cawthill
Balville
St Martin's HouseSkirinish
Post-Town.
Portree
Tarbet
Tayinkan
Stonehaven
Portree
Isle OrnsayThursoKinloch RannochCallander
CarahostTarbertIsle OrnsayKirkmichael
BonawGolspie
Kingussie
LochmaddyKirkmichael
CuparInvermoriston
GovanKilmuir
LochmaddyBeaulyArisaig
HarrisKinloch Itannoch
Kinloch RannochDingwallKinloch RannochLinwilg
Arisaig
LochmaddyKingairloch
LochmaddyHelmsdale
HarrisTomintoul
Fort-William
Portree
Fort-William
LagganArosArosKingairloch
Bellachroy
EdinburghLochmabenHawickDingwallCampbeltonLochcarronDingwallPerth
Portree
203
County.
Inverness
Iuverness
Argyle
Kincardine
Inverness
[nverne -
Caithness
Perth
Perth
Inverness
ArgyleInverness
Perth
Argyle
Sutherland
Inverness
Inverness
Perth
Fife
Inverness
LanarkInverness
Inverness
RossInverness
Inverness
Perth
Perth
RossPerth
Inverness
Inverness
Inverness
Argyle
Inverness
Sutherland
In veri:
Banff
Inverii
Inverness
Inverness
Inverness
ArgyleArgyleArgyll-
ArgyleMid-Lothian
DumfriesRoxburgh
Argyle
RossRossPerthInverness
Occupants, SfC
M'Gregor, Pollock& Co.M'Gregor, Rev. Alex.
M'Gregor, AlexanderM'Gregor, Lieut. A.M'Gregor, Rev. GregorM'Gregor, JamesM'Gregor, JamesM'Gregor, J. & II.
M'Gregor, Sir J. A., Bt.
M'Gregor, JohnM'Gregor, MurrayM-Gregor, Rev. RobertM'Gregor, RobertM'Gregor, Rob. Stuart
M'Hardy, Charles
M'Hardy, JamesM'Hardv, JamesM'Hardy, Rev. JohnMacHardy, JohnMTlraith, JamesM'Indie, JohnM'Innes, JohnM'Innes, JohnM'Innes, MrsM'Inroy, Jas. Patrick
M'Inroy, Captain Wm.M'Inroy, Mrs E.
M'Intosh of M'IntoshM'lntosh, AlexanderM'Intosh, AndrewM'Intosh, Charles
M'Intosh, CharlesM'Intosh, GeorgeM'Intosh, Gordon W.M'Intosh, JamesM'Intosh, Robt. Peter
M'Intosh, RobertM'Intosh, Charles
M'Intosh, JohnM'Intosh, JohnM'Intosh, JohnM'Intosh, JEneasM'Intosh, LachlanM'Intosh, WilliamM'Intosh, MrsM'Intosh, MrsMacintyre, Capt. AngusMacintyre, Archibald )
up. j
Macintyre, HughMacintyre, Rev. JohnMacintyre, Neil
M'Intyre, AlexanderM'Intyre, AndrewM'Intyre, Rev. DonaldM'Intyre, D.M'Intyre, Duncan
M'l
Villages, Seats, 8fC.
Blanefield PrintworksBalquhidderKinnittas
Wester TemparLismore ManseBalmeanoch Distillery
Inverlaidern
AuchlichFernie Castle
Glengyle HouseWaterloo CottageKilmuir ManseDelavorar
Seaside CottageLin of DeeGlenboig
SummerhillLogie Coldstone
AchreachanAuchinflowerKirklandLarochDandaleith Distillery
Auchinfroe
LadeThe BurnLeven HouseMoyhallDell of RothiemurchusRosebankAberarderAntermony HouseDunchattanFlotta ManseLower KinnedderClaywhatRhyndCampsie Alum WorksAuchnacloichSouth Kinrara
Torich HouseDaviot HouseRaigmore HouseGeddes HouseNess-side
DrakiesKilmoronaig
Clachan Cottage
Dundarave Castle
Kilmonivaig ManseBroadley
DrimleeLarichbanLochaber Mission
LagganArdalanish
206
Occupants, Sj'C.
M'Intyre, JohnM'Intyre, Peter
M'Intyre, Robert
Maciver, Lewis
M'lver, Rev. Alexander
M'lver, DonaldM'lver, Rev. FarquharM'lver, Rev. JohnMackay, AdamMackay, Alexander
Mackay, AlexanderMackay, Rev. DrMackay, Rev. DrMackay, Rev. G., A.M.Mackay, GeorgeMackay, K.Mackay, Mrs Capt.
Mackay, Rev. DonaldM'Kay, Charles
M'Kay, DonaldM'Kay, DonaldM'Kay, DonaldM'Kay, MrsM'Kechnie DuncanMackellar, Rev. Dond.Mackelvie, Rev. Wm.Mackenzie, Sir C, Bt.
Mackenzie, Capt.
Mackenzie, Rev. D.Mackenzie, Rev. Dond.Mackenzie, DuncanMackenzie, SirF. A.,Bt.
Mackenzie, SirF. A., Bt.
Mackenzie, Sir G. S., Bt.
Mackenzie, Rev. Geo.
Mackenzie, Rev. H. )
MackayJ
Mackenzie, Sir J.W., Bt.
Mackenzie, James J. R.Mackenzie, Sir John )
Muir, Bart. }Mackenzie, John H.Mackenzie, J. H.Mackenzie, Rev. JohnMackenzie, J. H.Mackenzie, Dr JohnMackenzie, Rev. JohnMackenzie, LordMackenzie, RichardMackenzie, RobertMackenzie, R. DuncanMackenzie, RoderickMackenzie, Major R.Mackenzie, WilliamMackenzie, W. F., M.P.Mackenzie, MrsMackenzie, Mrs
M A C
Villages, Seats, 8fc.
Occupant*, See.
Mackenzie, Mrs Geo.
Mackenzie, Hon. Misses
M'Kenzie, AlexanderM'Kenzie, AlexanderM'Kenzie, Alexander
M'Kenzie, Charles
M'Kenzie, Rev. Colin
M'Kenzie, Colin
M'Kenzie, Colin
M'Kenzie, Rev. D.M'Kenzie, ForbesM'Kenzie, Sir GeorgeM'Kenzie, HayM'Kenzie, Hector
M'Kenzie, HenryM'Kenzie, HughM'Kenzie, JamesM'Kenzie, JamesM'Kenzie, J. A. S.
M'Kenzie, J. R.
M'Kenzie, JohnM'Kenzie, Dr JohnMKenzie, John HayM'Kenzie, Rev. JohnM'Kenzie, JohnMKenzie, JohnM'Kenzie, JohnM'Kenzie, JohnM'Kenzie, Rev. JohnM'Kenzie, KennethM'Kenzie, KennethM'Kenzie, KennethM'Kenzie, KennethM'Kenzie, KennethM'Kenzie, KennethM'Kenzie, Rev. Ken.M'Kenzie, M.M'Kenzie, Rev. M. C.M'Kenzie, MalcolmM'Kenzie, MurdochM'Kenzie, R.M'Kenzie, Robert D.M'Kenzie, RoderickM'Kenzie, R. W.M-Kenzie, Thos., M.P.M'Kenzie, ThomasM'Kenzie, "William
M'Kenzie, W. P.
M'Kenzie, Rev. Wm.M'Kenzie, Dr WilliamM'Kenzie, WilliamM'Kenzie, LadyM'Kenzie, MrsM'Kenzie, Mrs Captain
M'Kenzie, Mrs G.M'Kenzie. MissM'Kenzie, Misses
M'K
Villages, Seats, fyc.
Ruthrieston LodgeBellsyde
Blairdow CottageBraco Castle
Altyre
Boreland
Sheldaig ManseTornaprossXewhallArdeonaigFodderty
BeechwoodXewhallDimtulmMeiklephoinasDundonallMonkcastleMungasdaleSeaforth LodgeKinlochlichart
Muir of OrdKinellan
Rhidoroch LodgeCarnachGlackArdochArcanOctoLochcarron ManseArdarrochRivelet Cottage
Teanassie
RhinacroskKerisdale
Inchvanie
Borrowstoness ManseArdross LodgeLasswade ManseFriendvith
Balgie
InnerbaneCaldervanPinnacle
Plarden GreenApplecross HouseOrd HouseMoyAviemoreOlrig ManseCulboArdnagraskAvoch HouseNorth GlenHartfield HouseRuthrieston Lodge
Eskdale Cottage
Mount Gerald
207
Post-Tou-n.
Occupants, Sfc.
M'Lean, Lieut., Arch.M'Lean, DonaldM'Lean, Rev. D.M'Lean, Rev. DuncanM'Lean, Rev. DuncanM'Lean, Rev. HectorM'Lean, HectorM'Lean, HughM'Lean, HughM'Lean, HughM'Lean, Lt.-Col. HughM'Lean, JamesM'Lean, JohnM'Lean, Rev. JohnM'Lean, JohnM'Lean, JohnM'Lean, Lieut. J.
M'Lean, Rev. NeilM'Lean, Rev. RoderickM'Lean, WilliamM'Lean, WilliamM'Lean, MrsM'Lean, MrsM'Lellan, Rev. JohnM'Lellan, MrsM'Lelland, RobertM'Lennan, AlexanderM'Lennan, DonaldM'Lennan, DonaldM'Lennan, E.M'Lennan, JohnM'Leod, Rev. Alex.M'Leod, AlexanderM'Leod, Rev. Alex.M'Leod, AlexanderM'Leod, CharlesM'Leod, ChristianM'Leod, Rev. DonaldM'Leod, DonaldM'Leod, DonaldM'Leod, DonaldM'Leod, Rev. GeorgeM'Leod, Rev. HughM'Leod, JohnM'Leod, JohnM'Leod, MartinM'Leod, NormanM'Leod, NormanM'Leod, Rev. NormanM'Leod, Rev. NormanM'Leod, NormanM'Leod, NormanM'Leod, Robert, B.A.M'Leod, RoderickM'Leod, Rev. RoderickM'Leod, WilliamM'Leod, Mrs Flora
M'L
Villages, Seats, Sfc.
Port UiskenDalveraidInishail
GlenorchyKilmodanArdhill
KengarairColl HouseColl Castle
BreachachaDrimfinNorth CorryArdachyGlenlivet
Coultorsay
Glenforslan
Whitecroft HouseUlva ManseGrogaryPlantation
Balblair
Ardfinaig
MarkRousayGillon
North Balfern
CaulineHillton
Ord Distillery
CouchraLyndaleOld DornieBalelone
Uig Manse1
ValtoSceatis HouseSeafield
Innerkip
AimsterKingsburghSligachan Inn
MaryburghLogie Easter
BankheadRasay (Island)
DrynochDalveyDunvegan Castle
LoudonTrumisgarryStruan
Scalpa (Island)
Invergordon Castle
MuldergSnizort ManseOrbost
Gesto Place
Past-Town.
BunessanUllapool
Inverary
Dalmally
Olendaruel
Lochalsh
Bellachroy
TobermoryTobermoryTobermoryTobermoryKingairloch
BunessanGlenlivet
BowmoreStrontian
Ecclefechan
UlvaLochmaddyGlasgowNairnBunessanCreetownKirkwallIsle OrnsayRirhinner
LochcarronBeaulyBeaulyLochalshPortree
Ullapool
LochmaddyStornowayStomowayFort-AugustusPortree
GourockThursoPortree
Portree
Dingwall
Parkhill
PortmuhomackRasayStruan
Forres
DunveganKilmarnockLochmaddyBracailuli'
Broadford
Invergordon
TainPortree
DunveganDunvegau
209
ArgyleRoss
ArgyleArgyleArgyleRoss
ArgyleArgyleArgyleArgyle
ArgyleArgyle
ArgykBanff
\le
InuTnessDumfriesA rgyle
Inverness
LanarkNairnArgyleKirkeudbrigh',
OrkneyInverness
WigtownRoss
RossRossRoss
Inverness
RossInverness
RossRossInverness
[Terneas
RenfrewCaithness
Inwi :
[nveroeM
Rose
InrerncHInver
Elgin
liner:
Ayr1 liver
Invenu--^
IllVl II
Envan
Enrerneaa
Inver:
210
Occupants, Sfc.
M'Leod, Miss AnnM'Master, Rev. Peter
M'Michan, James Clark
M'Millan, Rev. AngusM'Millan, DonaldM'Millan, DonaldM'Millan, JamesM'Millan, JamesM'Millan, Rev. JamesM'Millan, J.
M'Millan, JohnM'Millan, Rev. JohnM'Millan, JohnM'Millan, Patrick L.
M'Millan, RobertMacmorine, JohnM'Murdo, MrsM'Murrich, JohnM'Nab, Brothers, & Co.
M'Nab, JohnM'Nab, JohnM'Nab, JohnM'Nab, JohnM'Nab, WilliamM'Nabe, MissM'Nair, Dr BenjaminM'Nair, JamesM'Nair, Rev. Dr Robt.M'Naughtan, Rev. |
Allan, D.D. }M'Naughtan, Rev. D.M'Naughton, JamesM'Nanghton, JamesM'Naughton, JohnM'Naughton, MrsM'Neal, GeorgeM'Neil, Rev. RobertM'Neilie, AlexanderM'Neilie, JohnM'Nicol, DuncanM'Nicol, JamesM'Nicol, JohnM'Nicol, JohnM'Nicol, LieutenantM'Niell, CharlesM'Niell, DonaldM'Niell, Col. DonaldM'Niell, ForbesM'Niell, John M'M.M'Niell, MalcolmM'Niell, RobertM'Pherson, Col. Alex.M'Pherson, AlexanderM'Pherson, AlexanderM'Pherson, ArchibaldM'Pherson, Rev. Chas.M'Pherson, Lt -Col. D
M'P
Villages, Seats, 8fc'.
EyreGirvan ManseCorbieton
Kilmory ManseLephinstrathBalmeanachAlexandriaLamlochBroomfield Cottage
St Mungo's CottageSolsgirth HouseBallachullish
CamisunaryBarnhinnockNew BankEast GlenarmMavis GroveStuckgown CottageDolls Distillery
SherrobegGlenmavis Distillery
Dalchully
AberarderEoligery
Old NewtonDunipace HouseBalvie
Abbey Manse
Kilbride Manse
Duror ManseSt ColumbusCraigs
OseBalmeanachLosset ParkStonykirk ManseWest GlenarmMeikle KirklandAbbot's InchKilchcaranScanlistle
CraigGlenbranterRobolls
CannaAchanaba HouseTerrish CottageCarskeyLosset
Letterhill
KerrowRuthvenElzy
Roseisle HaughTomintoul ManseBurgie House
Post- 1'oicn.
Portree
GirvanHaugh of UrrLamlashCampbeltonStruan
Perth
CarsphairnPortmonteith
Culross
Alloa
ArdgourBroadfordKirkcudbrightKirkpat.DurhamHaugh of UrrDumfriesArrocharMenstryLagganBathgateLagganLagganLochmaddyDouneLarbert
Milngavie
Paisley
Ardrossan
DurorDunkeldFalkirk
StruanDunveganCampbeltonStranraer
Haugh of UrrHaugh of UrrPaisley
AppinPortaskaig
Altjth
Strachur
Portaskaig
ArasaigLochgilpheadHelmsdaleCampbeltonPortaskaig
Killearn
KingussieKingussieWickBurgheadTomintoul
Forres
County,
Inverness
AyrKirkcudbrightButeArgyleInverness
Perth
KirkcudbrightPerth
Perth
ClackmannanInverness
Inverness
KirkcudbrightKirkcudbrightKirkcudbrightKirkcudbrightDumbartonClackmannanInverness
LinlithgowInverness
Inverness
Inverness
Perth
Stirling
DumbartonRenfrew
Bute
ArgylePerth
Stirling
Inverness
Inverness
ArgyleWigtownKirkcudbrightKirkcudbright
RenfrewArgyleArgyle-
Forfar
ArgyleArgyleArgyleArgyleSutherland
ArgyleArgyleStirling
Inverness
Inverness
Caithness
MorayBanff
Moray
Occupants, 8fC.
M'Pherson, Col. D.M'Pherson, DrM'Pherson, DuncanM'Pherson, Maj. EvanM'Pherson, EwenM'Pherson, Rev. FinlyM'Pherson, G. C.M'Pherson, HughM'Pherson, JamesM'Pherson, JohnM'Pherson, Capt. L.
M'Pherson, Rev. LewisM'Pherson, Capt. O. M.M'Pherson, MrsM'Pherson, Mrs Col.
M'Pherson, Miss AnnM'Pherson, Miss Isab.
M'Pherson, MissesM'Pherson, MissesM'Quarie, LachlanMacqueen, RobertM'Queen, ArchibaldM'Queen, Charles A.M'Queen, WilliamM'Quhae, Rev. DrMaera, Sir JohnMacra, MrsM'Rae, AlexanderM'Rae, AlexanderM'Rae, AlexanderM'Rae, AlexanderM'Rae, Dr ArchibaldM'Rae, Christopher
M'Rae, ChristopherM'Rae, DonaldM'Rae, DonaldM'Rae, DonaldM'Rae, DuncanM'Rae, FarquharM'Rae, Rev. FindlayM'Rae, JohnM'Rae, Rev. JohnM'Rae, Rev. JohnM'Rae, Rev. JohnM'Rae, JohnM'Rae, Rev. RobertM'Rae, TheodoreM'Rae, Rev. WilliamM'Rae, WilliamM'Rae, MissMacredie, Pat. B. M.Macredie, RobertMacredie, ThomasM'Ritchie, Chas. ElderM'Ritchie, ThomasMacritchie, Thos. ElderM'Robie, John
M'RVillages, Seats, Sfc.
Strathniachie
Gerbity
Pitmain
Glentruim HouseCluny Castle
Kilbrandon ManseCulgowaCumbernauld InnChapel TurkGairloch
Bialliol
Insh ManseNuidemoreDalwhinnieCastle Hill
Belville HouseRalia BreakachyBreakachyArdersier CottageJarvisfield
Hardington HouseInverinate HouseScourGarble
St. Quivox ManseArdintoul
Ardintoul HouseRussel
Torridon HouseEnsayMorvichBruiachSouth GlenSanachanFernaigAuchtertyre
AchnagartArdentoulInvershiel
North Uist
EnsayGlenelg Manfee
Glenshiel
Invera
Glenvicoskill
Applecross ManseStruay
BarvasMuirtonArdintoul
PercietownWilliamfield
CromlaBankheadDrumcarroDenockCarron Grove
Post- Town.
LagganKeith
Kingussie
Kingussie
Kingussie
Easdale
Helmsdale
CumbernauldKingussie
Poolewe
Kingussie
Kingussie
Kingussie
Kingussie
Inverness
Kingussie
LagganKingussie
Ardersier
ArosLamminglonLochalsh
BunessanMoyAyrLochalsh
Lochalsh
LochcarronLochcarronHarrisKintail
BeaulyLochcarronLochcarronLochalsh
Lochalsh
Kintail
Kintail
Lochalsh
LochmaddyTarbertFort-Augustus
Shielhouse
Fort-Augustus
Bracadale
Lochcarron
Struay
StornowayBeauly
Glenelg
Irvine
Irvine
BrodickBalerno
St AndrewsSt AndrewsDenny
211
County.
Inverness
MorayInverness
Inverness
Inverness
AigyleSutherland
DumbartonInverness
Ross
Inverness
Inverness
Inverness
Inverness
Inverness
Inverness
Inverness
Inverness
Inverness
Argyle
LanarkRoss
ArgyleInverness
AyrRoss
RossRossRossInverness
RossInverness
RossRossRossRoss
Ross
Ross
Ross
Inverness
Invei"
Inverness
RossInverness
Inverness
RossInverness
RossInverness
Ross
AyrAyrButeMiil-Lnthian
Fife
Fife
Stirling
212 MANOccupants, Sfc.
M'Symon, JohnM'Taggart, DanielM'Taggart, Sir Jno., BtM'Taggart, JohnM'Taggart, John C.M'Taverty, JohnM'Tavish, Rev. Alex.M'Tavish, Rev. Archd.M'Tavish, DugaldM'Tavish, HughM'Turk, JohnM'Turk, WilliamM'Turk, MrsMactyer, A.M'Tyer, Dr WilliamM'Vean, Rev. DonaldM'Vean, DuncanM'Vicar, J. D.M'Vicar, JohnM'Watt, Rev. Alex.M'Whirter, MissM'William, GeorgeM'William, JohnMaiden, MrsMair, MrsMaitland, AdamMaitland, AdamMaitland, A. G.Maitland, D. A.Maitland, Rev. JamesMaitland, LauderdaleMaitland, P.
Maitland, Capt. PatrickMaitland, ThomasMaitland, ThomasMaitland, LadyMaitland, MrsMaitland, Mrs ColonelMaitland,Hon.Mrs JaneMakellar, Rev. Dr A.Makgill, GeorgeMalcolm, Sir JamesMalcolm, JohnMalcolm, Sir Mich., Bt.Malcolm, NeilMalcolm, NeilMalcolm, NeilMalcolm, Rev. Wm.Malcolm, W. E.Malcom, WilliamMann, DavidMann, HughMansfield, Earl ofMansfield, Earl ofMansfield, Earl ofMansfield, A.Mansfield, Thomas
Villages, Seats, §~c.
BanktonKilki vanArdwell HouseForest HouseSeafield
Keil
Inverchaolain
Kildalton ManseKilchrist
DumballochKnockstingPulquhorterCrowhillDurris HouseRedbraeIona (Island & Parish)BalimoreDuncliff
ArddarrochRothesBrough AllanSheriffston
Leuchars HouseLaigWyseby HouseCompstoneDundrennanAuchinbowieBarcapleKells
Eccles HouseCartside
BalgregganJohnston BurnHermondLindores HouseGilston Castle
ChipperkyleManderston HousePencaitland ManseKemback HouseMilnholmCastlemainsBalbedie
KilmartinDuntroon CastleEridin HouseFirth ManseBurnfoot (Esk)GlenmoragSeafield
WilkhavenScone PalaceRannoch BarracksShaw Park-HouseCairnie LodgeScatwell
Post- Town.
GovanCampbeltonStranraer
Castle-DouglasAyrCampbeltonDunoonBowmoreCampbeltonBeaulyDairyNew CumnockMoniaveAberdeenMayboleBunessanKilchrenanEdinburghGairlocheadOrtonDunoonElginElgin
Arisaig
EcclefechanKirkcudbrightKirkcudbrightStirling
KirkcudbrightNew GallowayThornhillJohnstone
Stranraer
Blackshiels
West ColderAuchtermuchtyCastle-Douglas
Castle-DouglasDunseSaltoun
CuparLangholmAuchterarderKinross
LochgilpheadLochgilpheadInverary
KirkwallLangholmDunoonPortmahomackPortmahomackPerth
Kinloch RannochAlloa
Cupar
Strathpeffer
County.
LanarkArgyleWigtownKirkcudbrightAyrArgyleArgyleArgyleArgyleInverness
KirkcudbrightAyrDumfriesKincardineAyrArgyleArgyleMid-LothianDumbartonMorayArgyleMorayMorayInverness
DumfriesKirkcudbrightKirkcudbrightStirling
KirkcudbrightKirkcudbrightDumfriesRenfrewWigtownHaddingtonMid-LothianFife
KirkcudbrightKirkcudbrightBerwickHaddingtonFife
DumfriesPerth
KinrossArgyleArgyleArgyleOrkneyDumfriesArgyleRossRossPerth
Perth
ClackmannanFife
Ross
Occupants, §~c.
Mansfield, Miss
Manson, Alexander
Manson, D. D.Mantach, Peter & JohnMar, Earl of
Mark, JamesMarjoribanks, Rev. T.Marnie, JamesMarquis, D. & J.
Marshall, AlexanderMarshall, CaptainMarshall, Rev. GeorgeMarshall, JamesMarshall, Rev. JohnMarshal], JohnMarshall, JohnMarshall, Dr WilliamMarshall, WilliamMarshall, WilliamMarshall, MrsMarshall, MrsMartin, Rev. Wm. S.
Martin, Rev. AngusMartin, DonaldMartin, William, R.N.Martin, EbenezerMartin, James WatsonMartin, John DavieMartin, MartinMartin, MrsMassiah, W. W.Masson, WilliamMather, ArthurMather, JamesMather, JohnMather, Dr Matthew-Mather, Dr M.Mather, RobertMatheson, Rev. C. R.Matheson, Rev. DuncanMatheson, JamesMatheson, Rev. JohnMatheson, CaptainMathew, Patrick
Mathews, R.Maule, Hon. FoxMaule, Hon. FoxMaxton, AlexanderMaxton, JohnMaxtone, Anthony-Maxwell, AlexanderMaxwell, Alex. HarleyMaxwell, Colonel
Maxwell, Sir D., Bart.
Maxwell, Francis
Maxwell, Francis
Maxwell, George
MAXVillages, Seats, Sfc.
Midmar Castle
Kilblean
Spynie
DundurcasAlloa HouseDeanshousesLochmaben ManseDeucharBardrishock HouseSt Catharine's
Wellington Villa
Flisk ManseWest MainsErich t LodgeLuncartyEast MachanWhitefield
GlenhoveLadyburnEast NewtonNeilsland
Kirkton ManseDuirnish
Irin
Gifford ValeMillbankOld SaughtonGavieside
Totte
Kilquharity
Blair ParkBotriphny
Nether Place
Inches
WaterheadBanachnieGarrihill
DrimintoranKilmuir Easter
KnockAchanyArdersier ManseBay CottageGourdiehill
KenknockBirnam LodgeCraighullich Cottage
MillbankStormontfield
CultaquheyDinwiddie LodgeIrvine HouseOrchardtonCardoness
Gribton
BreochPrior's Linn
213
Post- Town.
Occupants, &c.
Melville, John WhiteMelviln, Capt.Melvin, JohnMelvin, JohnMelvin, Mitchell
Menteath, Sir C. S., Bt.
Menteath, Sir C. S., Bt.
Menteath, James Stuart
Menzies, G. C.
Menzies, JamesMenzies, JamesMenzies, JohnMenzies, John Stewart
Menzies, JosephMenzies, MajorMenzies, Sir Neil, Bt.
Menzies, Sir Neil, Bt.
Menzies, RonaldMenzies, Rev. Robert
Menzies, R.
Menzies, Rev. WilliamMenzies, MissMenzies, MissMercer, GeorgeMercer, GeorgeMercer, JohnMerrideth, H.Merry, JamesMerson, Rev. WilliamMichell, JohnMiddleraas, RobertMiddleton, Rev. George
Middleton, Hugh
Middleton, WilliamMill, JamesMill, ThomasMill, MrsMillar, AndrewMillar, Rev. GeorgeMillar, Patrick
Millar, WilliamMillar, WilliamMillar, MissMiller, AndrewMiller, Andrew-Miller, Chas. Ilagart
Miller, DavidMiller, Col. GeorgeMiller, Rev. JamesMiller, Capt. JamesMiller, JamesMiller, JohnMiller, JohnMiller, JohnMiller, JohnMiller, Patrick
M I L
Villages, Seats, fyc.
215
Mount Melville
Eagle CottageRatho MainsRansfield
Addiston
Closeburn HallMansfield HouseCloseburn HallCuldares CottageGlenfalloch HousePitnacree HouseGreenhill CottageChesthill HouseBellfield HouseFarleyer
Rannoch LodgeCastle MenziesEastwood Cottage
Hoddam ManseCharleston Lime WorksKeir ManseTillybelton
Farleyer
Kaeside
Dryden HouseMelrose Cottage
Terrish Cottage
Carnbroe Coal WorkCrail ManseGlassel HouseRoseknoweStrathmiglo Manse
Midstrath-J
CulsamondNoransideNew Belses
Blair
Niddry MainsClunie ManseWester Tullyfergus
ClarendenMonk Castle
MillheughCarseheadLaight
Pleasant Hill
Tullyfergus
UrquhartMonikeeMillburn Cottage
Grange HouseBallumbieStewartfield
Muirshiels
Greenfield Lodge
Forrest of Dalswinton
Post-Town.
St AndrewsCampbeltonRathoRathoRathoCloseburn
New CumnockCloseburn
Fortingal
Callander
DunkeldEdinburghFortingal
Abington
Aberfeldy
Kinloch RannochAberfeldy
DunkeldEeclefechan
DunfermlineThornhill
BankfootAberfeldy
Melrose
Roslin
MelroseHelmsdale
Bellshill
Crail
BanchoryCathcart
Strathmiglo
Kincardine )
O'Ntil j
Old RainFinhaven
Lillieslenf
DunfermlineWinchburghBlairgowrie
Alyth
Linlithgow
Kilwinning
B/nnfyre
Dairy
New CumnockCupar- Angus[lyth
Strathmiglo
.'\r>i in/rumMil/port
May bole
DundeeJedburghLochwinnochLasswade
Avid Girth
County
.
Fife
AruyleMid-LothianMid-Lothian
Mid-LothianDumfriesAyrDumfriesPerth
Perth
Perth
Mid-LothianPerth
LanarkPerth
Perth
Perth
Perth
DumfriesFife
DumfriesPerth
Perth
Roxburgh
Mid-LothianRoxburghSutherland
LanarkFife
Kincardine
LanarkFife
Aberdeen
AberdeenForfar': ughFife
Linlithgow
Perth
Perth
Linlithgow
AyrLanark
AyrAyrPerth
Perth
Fife
Forfar
Bute
AyrForfar
RoxburghRen:
Mid-Lothian
Dumfriee
216
Occupants, $*c.
Miller, Peter
Miller, Rev. Robt. M.Miller, Robert
Miller, ThomasMiller, ThomasMiller, WalterMiller, Sir William, Bt.
Miller, Wm., & Sons
Miller, W. H.Miller, Mrs C. F.
Miller, Miss Janet
Miller, DavidMillie, DavidMilligan, Alexander
Milligan, GeorgeMilligan, JamesMilligan, ThomasMilne, AlexanderMilne, Admiral Sir 7
David, G.C.B. j
Milne, Rev. G. G.Milne, "ReV. JamesMilne, Rev. JamesMilne, JamesMilne, JamesMilne, JohnMilne, JohnMilroy, Rev. AndrewMinto, Earl of
Minto, WilliamMinty, Rev. WilliamMitchell
Mitchell, AlexanderMitchell, AlexanderMitchell, AndrewMitchell, Andrew-Mitchell, Rev. GordonMitchell, HenryMitchell, JamesMitchell, JamesMitchell, JamesMitchell, JamesMitchell, JamesMitchell, JohnMitchell, JohnMitchell, John R.Mitchell, PatrickMitchell, PeterMitchell, T. TelfordMitchell, Rev. W.Mitchell, W. G.Mitchell, WilliamMitchell, MrsMitchellsan, A. II.
Moffat, JohnMoffat, JohnMoffat, John
M O F
Villages, Seats, Sj-c.
Forrest
Aboyne ManseBraeheadInverleith MainsLethamGreenhill
BarskimmingSpringfield
Craigen tinnyEarnock HouseSpringfield
Easter Jolly FergusBalhousie
Ann's LodgeGilkerscleugh HouseHolm of DalquhairnMerklandPittrichie
Milne Graden
Carslogie HouseInverkeithny
Arbuthnott ManseHay ParkWoodhillMeadowbankLanglandsCrailing ManseMinto HouseBallintyre CottageKinethmontEast MainsNetherlaw HouseKincairneyCraigMaulsideKilmadock ManseBaldowDarwhellanDykeheadInverpolly
Killechassie
Ribigill
GlengairRoslinlee
Frankville
MiltonAttadale HouseAvonside CottageCarrington ManseGlenarbuckInchCarolside
Strathgarrie
Stonyflatt
Gorgie DamheadPreston House
Post- Town.
DalswintonAboyneStewarton
EdinburghPerth
Rutherglen
MauchlineGlasgowEdinburghHamiltonStrathaven
Alyth
LevenArdrossanAbington
CarsphairnDunscoreUdney
Coldstream
CuparHuntlyBervie
PolmontCarnoustie
GlasgowMelroseJedburghHawickInveraryRhynieOrmistonKirkcudbrightDunkeldMayboleBeith
DouneLinwilg
FenwickStonehouse
Lochinver
DunkeldTongueIioseneath
Roslin
AyrOld Kilpatrick
LochcarronLinlithgowFushie BridgeDunglasAlloa
Earlston
Blair-AtholeKirhintulloch
Slateford
Lochmaben
County.
DumfriesAberdeenAyrMid-LothianPerth
LanarkAyrLanarkMid-LothianLanarkLanarkPerthFife
AyrLanarkKirkcudbrightDumfriesAberdeen
Berwick
Fife
BanffKincardineStirling
Forfar
Stirling
RoxburghRoxburghRoxburghArgyleAberdeenHaddingtonKirkcudbrightPerthAyrAyrPerth
Inverness
AyrLanarkRossPerth
SutherlandDumbartonMid-LothianAyrDumbartonRossStirling
Mid-LothianDumbartonClackmannanBerwickPerth
DumbartonMid-LothianDumfries
Occupants, fyc.
Moffat, SamuelMoffat, ThomasMoffat, WilliamMoffat, WilliamMoir,
Moir, Chas. AlexanderMoir, Rev. GeorgeMoir, George Charles
Moir, Dr JamesMoir, John M'ArthurMoir, John M'ArthurMoir, MissMolison, Francis
Moncreiff, LordMoncreiff, Rev.Moncreiff, CaptainMoncreiff, MissMoncreiffe, Sir T., Bt.
Moncur, Jame3Monkland Iron Co.Monkland Steel CoMonro, Dr AlexanderMonro, C.Monro, DavidMonro, MrsMonteith, AlexanderMonteith, Alexander E.
Monteith, Alex. EarleMonteith, HenryMonteith, JamesMonteith, JohnMonteith, Rev. Dr Jno.Montgomerie, CaptainMontgomerie, Major i
H.A. \
Montgomerie, HughMontgomerie, JamesMontgomerie, Wm.Montgomerie, Wm.Montgomerie,Colonel 1
William)
Montgomerie, Lady M.Montgomerie, Lady M.Montgomery, ArchibaldMontgomery, Sir )
Graham, Bart. )
Montgomery, Sir )
Graham, Bart.J
Montgomery, Sir \Graham, Bart. }
Montrose, Duke of
Monypenny, DavidMoon, Rev. JohnMoore, Dan. M'QueenMoore, Rev. RobertMoray, Earl of
Mora)', Earl of
M O R
Villages, Seats, See.
Grovehill
BarndennochHillhouse
GarvaldWoolmet HouseLeckie
Machar ManseDenmoreBalgownie CottageMiltonHillfoot
RaedenBin RockTulliebole
BraeheadBarnhill
Dalhousie
Moncreiffe HouseArdblair
Calder BankWoodville
Craiglockhart HouseBerryhill
AllanMonro Place
DuchallyDairy HouseWintonCarstairs HouseStonebyres HouseWest BankHouston ManseBridgend
Arndean
Barr Castle
Maule's BankSt Bryde's Mill House
Belmont
Annick Lodge
SouthananAuchan's HouseWhim
Kinross House
Stobo Castle
Lochleven Castle
Buchanan HousePitmilly
NewtyleFishwickOldhamstocksGlenfinlass
Ponibristle Park
Post- Town.
Thornhill
MoniaveLawlerLangholmDalkeith
Stirling
SummerhillAberdeenAberdeenDunoonDollar
AberdeenDundeeKinross
BusbyPerth
ComrieBridge of EarnBlairgowrie
Airdrie
HolytownSlateford
AberdeenFeamEdinburghAuchterarder
EdinburghSaltoun
LanarkLesmahagowGovanHoustonLargs
Dollar
LochwinnochCarnoustie
Lochwinnoch
Ayr
Irvine
West Kilbride
KilmarnockPennycuick
Kinross
Peebles
Kinross
DumbartonSt AndrewsMeigle
Ilonulean
CockburnspahCallander
Aberdour
'/17
County.
DumfriesDumfriesBerwickDumfriesMid-LothianStilling
Aberc;
AberdeenAberdeenArgyle
ClackmannanAberdeenForfar
Kinross
LanarkPerth
Perth
Perth
Perth
LanarkLanarkMi.l-Lothian
Kincardine
Mid-Lothian
Perth
Mid Lothian
HaddingtonLanarkLanarkLanarkRenfrewAyr
Perth
RenfrewForfar
RenfrewAyr
Ayr
AyrAyr
Kinross
Peebles
Kinross
Stirling
Fife
Forfar
Berwick
lladdin.
Perth
Fife
218
Occupants, SfC.
Moray, MajorMoray, Mrs, sen.
More'head, MrsMorgan, William
Morin, John, jun.
Morison, A.Morison, Rev. JamesMorison, Rev. Dr Geo.
Morison, JamesMorison, John G.Morison, Roderick
Morrice, Alexander
Morris, JohnMorris, MissMorrison, Alexander
Morrison, DonaldMorrison, Rev. Dr Geo.
Morrison, Rev. JamesMorrison Rev. JohnMorrison, JohnMorrison, P.
Morrison, RobertMorrison, RobertMorrison, Rev. WalterMorton, Earl of
Morton, Earl of
Morton, JohnMorton, Mrs SamuelMosman, HughMouat, Captain Wil- )
liam Cameron)
Mouat, Capt. CameronMoubray, Lieut.- Col. )
Sir Robertj
Moubray, RobertMoubray, MissMounsey, JamesMowbray, John M.Mudie, JamesMudie, Mrs. J. H.Muir,
Muir, AlexanderMuir, Rev. JohnMuir, JohnMuir, Rev. JohnMuir, JohnMuir, MrsMuirhead, ClaudMuirhead, Rev. Dr Geo.Muirhead, GeorgeMuirhead, Rev. DrMundell, RobertMundell, WalterMunro, AndrewMunro, ArchibaldMunro, DonaldMunro, Donald
M U NVillages, Seats, SfC
AbercairneyHolm Hill
Glenfuir HouseMiltonAllantonMountblairy HouseKin tail ManseElsick HouseDornal CottageCraigendBellachroy
Nellfield HouseTinianCraigFrendraughtDrechnacharkDisblair
Kintail
Old DeerCraminHangingsideScalisaig
Harvieston HouseMorebattleDalmahoyAberdour HouseMarchburn HouseHarmony Hall
Auchtyfardle
Gardie House
Belmont
Cockairny House
Cambus Distillery
Calder BankKingneld HouseHartwood LodgePitmuies
FairyknowStony BankLoirston HouseKirkmabreck MansePeel
St Vigean's ManseHayocksBroomvaleGogar ParkCramond ManseWester Ballat
Lennie ParkBadentarbet
Inverlaul
Culcraigie
Avon BankLatheron
Toftengall
Post- Town.
Crieff
DunblaneCamelonDunfermlineDumfriesTurriff
LochalshStonehavenEdinburghShettleston
TobermoryAberdeenDunfermlineKibnaursHuntlyPooleweSummerhillKintail
MintlawShettlestone
LinlithgowGlenelg
Fushie BridgeKelso
RathoAberdourDunoonMelroseLesmahagow
Lerwick
Lerwick
Aberdour
Alloa
Mid-CalderLongtownMid-CalderArbroathEcclefechan
MusselburghAberdeenCreetownEast Kilbride
ArbroathStevenston
Cathcart
Corstorphine
CramondDrymenCorstorphineUllapool
Ullapool
Alness
Larkhall
DunbeathWick
County.
PerthPerthStirling
Fife
DumfriesBanff
RossKincardineMid-LothianLanarkArgyleAberdeenFife
AyrAberdeenRossAberdeenRossAberdeenLanarkLinlithgowInverness
Mid -Lothian
RoxburghMid-LothianFife
ArgyleRoxburghLanark
Zetland
Zetland
Fife
ClackmannanMid-LothianCumberlandMid-LothianForfar
DumfriesMid-LothianKincardineKirkcudbrightLanarkForfar
AyrRenfrewMid-LothianMid-LothianStirling
Mid-LothianRossRossRossLanarkCaithness
Caithness
Occupants, #*c.
M U RVillages, Seats, Sfc.
219
Munro, FLnlay
Munro, Sir Geo. GunnMunro, Rev. George
Munro, Sir Hugh, Bt.
Munro, Hugh"Munro, HughMunro, Hugh A. J.
Munro, HughMunro, Maj.-Gen. JohnMunro, Rev. JohnMunro, JohnMunro, Sir ThomasMurchison, Hon. Alex.
Murdoch, Rev. JohnMurdoch, John BurnMurdoch, JohnMurdoch, JohnMurdoch, Peter
Murdoch, Miss
Murdoch, MrsMure, William
Murphy, SamuelMurray, LordMurray,Murray, Alexander
Murray, Alex., M.P.Murray, Rev. Dr Aw.Murray, AndrewMurray, AndrewMurray, Rev. A. B.
Murray, AnthonyMurray, AnthonyMurray, Charles
Murray, Rev. D.Murray, D.Murray, DavidMurray, GeorgeMurray, JamesMurray, James T.
Murray, JamesMurray, James Wolfe
Murray, JamesMurray, J.
Murray, J.
Murray, J.
Murray, JohnMurray, Mrs & John GMurray, JohnMurray, John D.
Murray, Rev. JohnMurray, Joseph
Murray, MajorMurray, MajorMurray, MungoMurray, Patrick
Murray, Robert
Murray, Thomas
Lealty
Poyntzfield HouseCarstairs ManseFoulis Castle
LerobaBarnaline
Novar HouseCoul CottageTeaninichHalkirkSpittal
Lindertesj
Colledge
St Margaret's
Gartincaber
Maltivie
DinvinDoonholmWingfield
Gartincaber
Caldwell
Kirbride
Strachur ParkForrester
Blackhouse
Cally
AuchterderranMurrayshall
Woopla or WooplawoodMousewaldFerntownDollerie
Rumbling Bridge Inn
DysartWhite HouseWestsideRosemountDrochill
Eskbank HouseWoodheadsCringletie
Callands
UplawPhiliphaughHareheadwoodLivelands
Woodside Cottage
Blair-Adam House
Murraythwaite
DunbogAyton HouseAuchrossanLodgehill
Lintrose
Arthurston
WilliamlawBrenacholly
Post- Town.
Occupants, SjX.
Nichell, EdwardNicholson, Sir Ar., Bart.
Nicholson, Sir ArthurNicol, James M.Nicol, RobertNicol, Rev. WalterNicoll, JamesNicolson, Rev. Alex.
Nicolson, DonaldNicolson, J. M.Nicolson, MalcolmNicolson, RoderickNimmo, J.
Nimmo, JamesNimmo, WilliamNind, Isaac
Nisbet, AlexanderNisbett, George MoreNisbet, JohnNisbet, RobertNisbet, ThomasNisbet, WilliamNiven, Rev. AlexanderNiven, JamesNivison, Rev. Alex.
Nivison, Rev. RichardNixon, Mrs WilsonNoble, Rev. AndrewNoble, CrawfordNoble, Rev. JamesNoble, Rev. JohnNoble, JohnNoble, WilliamNoble, MissNorman, JamesNormand, JamesNorris, WilliamNorthesk, Earl of
Norton, Hon. MrsNorval, Col. J. S.
OG I
Villages, Seats, Sfc.
Leatham Hill
Brough LodgeGremistaKilchearean
Ballemore
Norriston ManseBalmyleBarraLonfern
Glenbervie HouseHusabostColl
Old Saughton HouseSighthill
BankheadGrandhome HouseDodsCairnhill
ShawbraesLambdenTweedbankLadybank HouseBalfron ManseClarkston Toll
Roberton ManseMiddlebie ManseKirklinton
Blairingone
Berryhill
St Madoes ManseFodderty ManseOatslie
HowgateBrocksBaltully
Mount Pleasant
Ullinish
Ethie HouseAbbeyhill HouseCapethall
Post- Town.
Etall
LerwickLerwickLismore
Strachur
DouneBlairgowrie
LochmaddyKilmuir
Auchinblae
DunveganStornowaySlateford
Corstorphinc
Uphall
AberdeenLauderAirdrie
AytonGreenlawKelso
Kirkoswald
BalfronBushbyHawickEcclefechan
LongtownDollar
Peterhead
Perth
Strathpeffcr
Roslin
Roslin
DumbartonCuparDysartStruanChance InuEdinburghBathgate
221
County.
Northumbrl L
[Zetland
|Ork.&ZeLArgyleArgylePerth
Perth
Inverness
Inverness
Kincardine
Inverness
RossMid-Lothian
Mid-LothianLinlithgow
AberdeenBerwickLanarkBerwick
BerwickRoxburghAyrStirling
RenfrewSelkirk
Dumfries
CumberlandClackmannanAberdeenPerth
Ross
Mid-LothianMid-Lothian
DumbartonFife
Fife
Inu-rnoss
Forfar
Mid-Lothian
Linlithgow
Ochterlony, JohnOgden, J. B.
Ogg, JamesOgilvy, JamesOgilvie, John WalkerOgilvie, Lieut., R.N.Ogilvie, RobertOgilvie, WilliamOgilvy, Charles
Ogilvy, Colonel The)Honourable D. )
Ogilvy, Colonel The )
Honourable D. J
O
GuyndHeriotsfield
GlentannerMilnacraigOrchardheadBonnyrigg Cottage
CulveBranxholmSeafield Cottage
Banchnagarren
Balnaboth House
Arbroath
Kelso
AboyneAlyth
Carronshorc
LasswadeAhtrtihirder
HawickLerwick
Kirriemuir
Kirriemuir
Forfar
RoxburghAberdeenForfar
Stirling
Mid-Lothian
Banff
RoxburghOrk. & Zat
Forfar
Forfar
Occupants, §~c.
Park, MrsParker, Rev. A. B.
Parker, JohnPaston, Mrs Col.
Pate, JamesPaterson, Alexander
Paterson, AlexanderPaterson, CampbellPaterson, Duncan C.
Paterson, Rev. GeorgePaterson, Col. GeorgePaterson, Rev. JamesPaterson, JamesPaterson, JamesPaterson, JohnPaterson, JohnPaterson, Capt. JohnPaterson, JohnPaterson, JohnPaterson, JohnPaterson, Peter HayPaterson, RobertPaterson, RobertPaterson, RobertPaterson, Rev. WalterPaterson, W. R.Paterson, Rev. W.Paterson, 'William
Paterson, William L.
Paterson, WilliamPaterson, Mrs JanePaterson, MrsPaterson, MrsPaterson, MrsPaton, CharlesPaton, JohnPaton, JohnPaton, Rev. JohnPaton, Rev. RobertPaton, WilliamPatten, James M.Patten, WilliamPatrick, W. CochranePatrick, RobertPatrick, MissPatrickson, HughPattison, AndrewPattison, JohnPattullo, AlexanderPaul, Capt.
Paul, Rev. HamiltonPaul, Rev. JamesPaul, JohnPaul, MrsPearce, WalterPearcy, A.
Pearson, Rev. James
PEAVillages, Seats, Sfc.
Waterside CottageLesmahagow ManseAssloss
Barnslee
MonkstableLittleton HouseLongbedholmBelnahuayLochgair HouseDairy ManseCastlehuntly
Gordon ManseMilness
CarmacoupBorlamWhitehouseCrofton Hill
Coltbridge HouseSkinnet
Tringlaymire
Carpow HouseBirthwoodMinfield
Southfield HouseKirkurd ManseBallornock HouseWhitenessLadykirkCunnoquhieCoilfleld
Bakie HouseSmithfield
Simpson's LandInverey HouseWhitehill
Crailing HouseGrandhomeVoxterStraiton
DurhamGlenalmondDevonshaw House
Woodside Ralston Ho.
Waterside
TrearnKirklinton Park
View Place
Blackstoun
Bellfield
Machany HouseBroughton ManseForbes and Tullynessle
Red HouseWoodburnLaggrie House
Milton Duff
Strathblane Manse
Post- Town.
BushbyLesmahagowKilmarnockMarkinchLesmahagowGirvan
Moffat
ObanLochgilphead
Castle-Douglas
Inchture
Kelso
Tongue
jDouglasThursoLamlashLanark »
EdinburghHalkirk
WinchburghAbernethy
Biggar
DumfriesNewton MearnsNoblehouseSpringburnLerwickMonktonCuparTarbolton
Kirriemuir
Tarbolton
HamiltonPortobello
KirknewtonJedburghAberdeenLerwickMaybole
Newmills
Perth
Dollar
Beith
DairyBeith
LongtownMoniavePaisley
Portobello
Auchterarder
Radian Mill
Al/ordBlackburn
DunoonRoiv
Elgin
Glasgow
223
County.
LanarkLanarkAyrFife
LanarkAyrDumfriesArgyle
Argyle
Kirkcudbright
Perth
BerwickSutherland
LanarkCaithness
Bute
LanarkMid -LothianCaithness
Linlithgow
Perth
LanarkDumfries
Renfrewties
Lanark
Ork. and Zet.
AyrFife
AyrForfar
AyrLanarkMid-Lothian
Mid-LothianRoxburghAberdeenZetland
AyrFife
Perth
Perth
AyrAyrAyrCumberlandDumfries
RenfrewMid-Lothian
PerthPeebles
AberdeenLinlithgow
ArgyloDumbartonElgin
Stirling
224
Occupants, fyc.
Pearson, Rev. JamesPearson, JohnPearson, MrsPeat, George
Peat, WilliamPenman, A.Pennycook, Colonel
Perry, WilliamPeter, Rev. GeorgePeter, H. T.
Peter, John, Jun.
Peter, JamesPeterkin, Major P. G.
Petrie, DavidPetrie, WilliamPetrie, WilliamPettie, Rev. AdamPettigrew, RobertPhilip, Rev. AlexanderPhillips, JamesPhillips, WalterPhin, Rev. K. M.Phin, MissPicken, Alexander
Pirie, Alex., & Sons <
Pirie, AlexanderTirie, Patrick
Pirie, MrsPitcairn,
Pitcairn, Rev.Pitcairn, JohnPitcairn, JohnPitcairn, JohnPitcairn, Rev. ThomasPitman, Major-Gen., )
C. B. }Place, Thomas H.Playfair, CharlesPlay fair, JamesPlenderleith, JohnPlenderleith, RobertPluck, JamesPlummer, Cliarles ScottPollock, AllanPollock, Allan & Thos.Pollock, AllanPollock, GeorgePollock, JamesPollock, Rev. JohnPollock, JohnPollock, WilliamPollock, Dr WilliamPolvvarth, LordPolwarth, LordPolwarth, LordPope, Misses
POPVillages, Seats, fyc.
KilmenySpringhill
ValoreWell nageDalbeathBonallySoilarzie
Whitehill
KemnayKirklandKirklandLeslie
GrangehallGrsemeshall
Kirkhill
St AndrewsEvie MansePolquhairn HouseCruden ManseMorningfield
CumlongonGalashiels ManseSt Mary'sHillhouse CottageStoneywood PaperWorks
WatertonDon CottageRue NoirTawfield
Fauldfield
Pitcairns HousePratis
Kinnaird HouseDalhousie Grange
Mayfield, Trinity
Glenure HouseBanchoryWestfield
West LochBorlandWillowbraeSunderland Hall
TodhillbankBlack HouseBroom HouseRhendmuirGreenhill
Baldernock ManseSpringbankTitwoodThorntown HouseMertoun HouseWoodsideHumbie HouseNavidale
Post- Town.
Portaskaig
MuirkirkLinlithgowDunseCrossgates
Colinton
Blairgowrie
GlasgowKintoreLevenLevenOld RainForres
KirkwallLharibryde
ElginKirkWallOchiltree
PeterheadAberdeenClarencefield
Galashiels
MelroseFenwick
Aberdeen
AuchmillOld AberdeenLochcarronCuparLargoBridge of EarnKennowayAuchtermuchtyLasswade
Edinburgh
LochearnheadCupar- AngusInchture
Eddlestone
EddlestoneEdinburghSelkirk
Newton MearnsNewton MearnsNewton MearnsShettleston
Paisley
Milngavie
Newton MearnsNewton MearnsKilmarnockSt Boswell's
KelsoBlackshiels
Helmsdale
County.
ArgyleAyr"Stirling
BerwickFife
Mid-LothianPerth
LanarkAberdeenFife
Fife
AberdeenMorayOrkneyMorayMorayOrk. and Zet.
AyrAberdeenAberdeenDumfriesSelkirk
RoxburghAyr
Aberdeen
AberdeenAberdeenRossFife
Fife
Perth
Fife
Fife
Mid -Lothian
Mid-Lothian
PerthPerthPerth
Peebles
Peebles
Mid-LothianSelkirk
RenfrewRenfrewRenfrewLanarkRenfrewStirling
RenfrewRenfrewAyr
_
BerwickRoxburghHaddington
j Sutherland
Occupants, §-c.
Porteous, AlexanderPorteous, WilliamPorter, Col.
Porterfield, J. C.Portland, Duke of
Pott, AlexanderPott, GeorgePott, GeorgePott, MissPotter, JohnPreston, WilliamPreston, Lady A. C. B.
Preston, Lady A. C. B.
Primrose, Mrs HavPringle, Alex., M.P.Pringle, Sir John, Bart.
Pringle, Maj.-Gen. JohnPringle, JohnPringle, MajorPringle, MajorPringle, BobertPringle, BobertPringle, BobertPritchard, JohnPritchard, JohnProctor, John & Wm.
' Proctor, W. D.Proudfoot, Bev. JamesProudfoot, JohnProudfoot, BobertProudfoot, ThomasProudfoot, Bev. Wm.Provan, DavidProvan, JohnPurdie, JamesPurdie, JosephPurdie, BobertPurvis, AlexanderPurvis, JamesPyle, William
I Pyper, John
R A I
Villages, Seats, §-c.
Pinkie MainsHermiston MainsInnis-na-geardoch
DuchallFullarton HouseBurnfoot
KnowsouthBorthwickshiels
WeirbankPowflats
Easter Glassie
FerntowerValleyfield
BurnbraehouseYair
Stitchell HouseSymingtonSaltcoat HouseBonjedward NeukMiltonClifton
Fairnalie
HainingLeven Cottage
Glen LevenGlenkilrey
NewhouseCoulter
Pinkie Hill
Gorgie MainsCraigieburn
Avondale ManseLochridgeLedlewanShiplawClyde ValeNether Fala
Kinaldie
Thurdiestoft
Tarbet InnGreenfield
Post- Town. Couii/ij.
MusselburghHermistonFort AugustusPort GlasgowTroonLangholmJedburghHawickMelrose
UphallFalkland
Crieff
Culross
Mid-CalderSelkirk
Kelso
StowGullan
JedburghJedburghKelso
Galashiels
226 R E I
Occupants, Sj-c.
}
Ralph, Rev. HughRalston,
Ralston, A. M'DougaldRalston, John B.
Ralston, WilliamRaraage, Crawford T.Ramage, JosephRamsay, Rev. JohnRamsay, Sir Jas., Bart.
Ramsay, JohnRamsay, Patrick RiggRamsay, Robt. B. W.Ramsav,Wm.R.(M.P.)Ramsay, Wm.R.(M.P.)Ramsay, Mrs HelenRamsay, Misses Wil
liamsonRanken, AndrewRanken, GeorgeRanken, Mrs A.Rankin, DonaldRankin, Rev. RonaldRankine, JamesRankine, JamesRankine, JohnRankine, Neil
Rankine, Patrick
Rate, JohnRattray, DavidRattray, JamesRattray, JamesRattray, JohnRattray, Robert ClerkRattray, ThomasRattray, Mrs ColonelRattray, MissRea, MathewRea, ThomasRead, JamesReddie, AndrewReddie, JohnReed, GabrielReeve, ThomasReid, AlexanderReid, Rev. AlexanderReid, AndrewReid, CaptainReid, Charles Hope, )
R.N.I
Reid, CunninghamReid, DavidReid, JamesReid, JamesReid, JamesReid, Rev. JamesReid, Dr J. R.Reid, John
Villages, Seats, §-c.
Aberdour ManseCrofthead
Warwick Hill
Glen Elrigg
CalmoreWallace HallTemplehallGladsmuirBanff HouseBarra Castle
Auchtermairnie HouseWhitehill HouseSauchie HouseBarnton HouseSt John's
Maxton Cottage
AshburnGlen LoganSouthfield
Ishag
DorlinBirchRosehill HouseCra,wfordston MainsAchtrichtanMavishankKinchie Distillery
Bramble BankBrucelands HouseKirkhillocks
Coral BankCraighall
BrewlandsDownie ParkDalruilzian
NewtonFairneyhill
Hathorn SykeNetherhall, or Welfield
Cuthill
Kilcclmkill
Eden ParkGreenhaughKildrummy ManseIbroxholmBankhead
Grangehill
AuchenharveyRatagan HouseBalgrayWellneldDalgarven HouseKirkinner ManseProspect Hill
Anntield House
Post- Town.
AberdourKilmaursKilmarnockFalkirk
Stranraer
Closeburv.
PennycuickTranentAlythOld MeldrumKennowayLasswadeStirling
CramondMaybole
St Boswell's
GourockSornLibberton
AppinStrontian
MayboleFalkirk
MoniaveDurorAirdrie
Pencailland
Blairgowrie
KirriemuirAlyth
Blairgowrie
Blairgowrie
Alyth
Kirriemuir
Blairgowrie
EcclefechanKelsoSo. QueensferryMilnathort
Milnathort.
Golspie
CuparGovanMossatGovanPartick
Beith
Stervarton
LochalshSpringh/rnGlasgowKilwinning
KirkinnerFalkirk
Glasgow
County.
Fife
AyrAyrStirling
WigtownDumfriesMid-LothianHaddingtonPerth
AberdeenFife
Mid-LothianStirling
Mid-LothiauAyr
Roxburgh
RenfrewAyrMid-LothianArgyleInverness
Ayr •
Stirling
DumfriesArgyleLanarkHaddingto 1
PerthForfar
Forfai
PerthPerthForfar
Forfar
Perth
DumfriesRoxburghLinlithgowKinrossKinrossSutherland
Fife
LanarkAberdeenLanarkLanark
Ayr
AyrRossLanakLanarkAyrWigtownStirling
Lanark
Occupants, $~c.
Reid, John R.
Rein", JosephReid, Patrick R.Rhoyds, RobertReid, RalphReid, RobertReid, RobertReid, RoderickReid, ThomasReid, Rev. WilliamReid, WilliamReid, WilliamReid, Mrs Capt.
Reid, MrsReid, MrsRenny, Col. Hercules
Renney, WilliamRenton, Rev. Geo. C.Renton, JamesRenton, John C.Renton, RobertRettie, Rev. AdamRichards & Co.Richardson, MrsRichardson, JamesRichardson, Sir J. S., Bt.
Richardson, JohnRichardson, JohnRichardson, Rev. Sam.Richardson, ThomasRichardson, MrsRichardson, MrsRichmond, Duke of
Richmond, Duke of
Richmond, Duke of
Richmond, Duke of
Richmond, Duke of
Richmond, Duke of
Richmond, Duke of
Richmond, GeorgeRichmond, Rev. JohnRickards, PatrickRiddel, WilliamRiddell, CharlesRiddell, Rev. HenryRiddell, J. R.Rigby, J.
Rigg, AnthonyRigg, James HomeRigg, Peter
Ritchie, Rev. DavidRitchie, F. C.Ritchie, Rev. GeorgeRitchie, Rev. GeorgeRitchie, HenryRitchie, JohnRitchie, Thomas
R I TVillages, Seats, Sfc.
2-27
Gallowflat
Caldercruive
Springhall
Otterston HouseSkelpick
LawoodTillery
WaternishHaystonAuchindoir
Westfield
Ardlair
Ellenrock
AdamtonGolfhall InnLittle Mill
DanevaleDunsyre ManseHighlawsMordington HouseWindygoulManse of EvieRubislawOatfield HouseRalston
Pitfour Castle
Pencaitland Cottage
Kirklands
PenninghameRestalrig HouseRosebankForgeGordon Castle
BlackwaterBlairfindy
KinraraGlenfiddoch
Gartly Castle
Burnside
Glenfernate
SouthdeanWoodlandsWelltowerDryburghLongformacus ManseKindar HouseBrablockTorrkatrine
Tarvet HouseBurham Cottage
Tarbolton ManseKirktonhall
St Boswell's ManseRonsay and Egilshay
Cloncaird Castle
Cleikum Inn
Bowhouse
Post- Town.
Rutherglen
Airdrie
Rutherglen
AberdourFarrMelroseMilnathort
DunveganKirkintulloch
RhynieKirkintulloch
Pooleioe
Glenelg
MonktonCorstorphine
MontroseCastle-Douglas
Dolphington
AytonBerwickTranentKirkwall
AberdeenDirleton
Paisley
Perth
Pencaitland
JedburghNewton-Stewai't
EdinburghLargsCanonbieFochabers
Leith LumsdenGlenlivet
Linwilg
MortlachHuntlyFochabers
Kirkmichael
JedburghArbroathPennycuick
St Boswell's
DunseDumfries
Paisley
Dalbeattie
CuparCuparTarbolton
West Kilbriile.
St Boswell's
Kirkwall
Maybold .
PemiyCuick
Alloa
('nil III'//.
LanarkLanarkLanarkFife
Sutherland
RoxburghKinross
Invert)
Stirling
AberdeenStirling
RossInverness
AyrMid-LothianForfar
KirkcudbrightLanarkBerwick
Berwick
laddingten
OrknejAberdeenHaddingtonRenfrewPerth
BaddingtonRoxburghWigton n
Mid-LothianAyrDuinlVi' -
Banff
Banff
Banff
Iiiyiti
Banff
AberdeenBanff
Perth
RoxburghForfar
Mid-LothianBerwick
BerwickKirkcudbi
raw
Kirkcudbri
Fife
Life
AyrAyrRoxburghOrkneyAvrMid-Lothian
Clackmui
Occupants, §c.
"Robertson, Rev. Wm.Robertson, Rev. Wm.Robertson, WilliamRobertson, WilliamRobertson, WilliamRobertson, WilliamRobertson, WilliamRobertson, WilliamRobertson, WilliamRobertson, WilliamRobertson,DowagerMrsRobertson, Mrs Col.
Robertson, Mrs H. F.
Robertson, Mrs J.
Robertson, MrsRobertson, MrsRobertson, MrsRobertson, MrsRobertson, MrsRobertson, MissRobson, WilliamRochead, Lieut.-Col.
Roddick, Rev. JamesRodger, GeorgeRodger, Peter
Rodger, MathewRoger, Rev. JamesRogers, R.ev. J.
Rogers, Rev. WilliamRogerson, DavidRogerson, GeorgeRogerson, WilliamRolland, AdamRolland, JobnRolland, Misses A. & L.
Rollo, LordRollo, The Master of
Rom^ini, JosephRonald, Captain
Rose, Rev. DrRose, Major-Gen. Sir {
John, K.C.B. |Rose, WilliamRose, MrsRose, Major Alexander
Rosebery, Earl of
Roslin, Earl of
Roslin, Earl of
Ross, AlexanderRoss, AlexanderRoss, AndrewRoss, AndrewRoss, Sir Charles, Bart.
Ross, Sir C. W. A., Bt.
Ross, CaptainRoss, CrawfordRoss, Rev. Donald
ROSVillages, Seats, 8>-c.
229
Logie
Kinloss ManseStrouel LodgeInch of GreensBlackhill
Lauchope HouseView ParkKinlochmoidart
DrumforkHousehill
Dall CottageHallcraig HouseHazelheadMulberry BankCravCliff CottageKindrochet
Inch GreenLadvkirk HouseNorthfield
KemyshallSaughenhall
Springfield
Bridgelands
BridgeheughWester Rossland
DuninoCollace
Rescobi
Borland
Pearsby Hall
Gillespie HouseLuscar HouseNorth Burnside
AuchmithieDuncrubDumcrieff HouseWoodhall Cottage
HayleeDraing
Holme
Fosterseat
Rhinie HouseWhitehill
Dalmeny Park
Roslin Castle
Dysart HouseBalnahaCandie HouseClynelish
Gladfield
Braelangwell
Balnagown Cistle
ArmsdaleCadboll
Loth
Post- Town. Comfy.
Bridge of Allanr orres
HelensburghCuminstone
DunkeldHolytownBeUshill
Kiiilochmm'flurt
Blairgowrie
Nairn
Kinloch RannochCarluke
AberdeenGlasgowBlairgowrie
DunoonBlair- Athole
Turriff
HorndeanLargs
KirkmahoeKirkintvlloch
GretnaSelkirk
Selkirk
Bishopton
St AndrewsPerth
Forfar
Lockerbie
Ecclefechan
Lockerbie
DunfermlineDunfermline
ArbroathDunningMoffat
Colinton
Largs
Lossiemouth
Caicdar
Lhanbryde
FearnAberdourEdinburghRoslin
Kirkcaldy
PortmahomackLinlithgow
Golspie
Bonarbridge
Bonarbrid-re
Parkhill
Glenelg
FearnHelmsdale
Stirling
Elgin
DumbartonAberdPerth
LanarkLanarkInvert
Perth
Nairn
Perth
Lanark
AberdeenLanarkPerth
Argvle
Perth
Aberdeen
BerwickAyrDum!DumbarDumfries
Selkirk
RoxburghRenfrew
Fife
Perth
Forfar
Dum'Dumfries
Dumfries
Fife
Forfar
Perth
Dumfries
Mid-Lothian
A.\r
Elgin
Inven
Moray
Fife
LinlithgowMid-Lo:bian
life
Stirl
Sutherland
Bom
InvernOM
BomSutherland
230
Occupants, Sec.
RossRossRossRossRossRossRossRossRossRossRossRossRossRossRoss,
RossRossRossRossRossRossRossRossRossRossRossRossRossRossRoss
DonaldDonaldDuncanEwenGeorgeGeorgeGeorgeGeorge Clark
Horatio
Horatio
Horatio
HughCol. J. G,Major J. K.
JohnJohnRobert PopeRobertRobertThomasRev. Dr Thos.WalterWilliamWilliamWilliamCapt. WilliamHon. Lady MaryMrs HelenMrs
, MissRotch, Thos. DicksonRotch, Thos. DicksonRothes, Earl of
Rowan, GeorgeRowand, MichaelRowat, MrsRoxburgh, Duke of
Roxburgh, Duke of
Roxburgh, Duchess- 1
Dowager of §Roy, F. L.Roy, WilliamRoy, Mrs Isabella
Russel, JamesRussel, .
Russel & Co.Russel, AlexanderRussel, AlexanderRussel, ArchibaldRussel, DavidRussel, Rev. Dr J.
Russel, GeorgeRussel, HenryRussel, JohnRussell, Major-Gen. )
Sir James, K.C.B. JRussell, Rev. James
R IJ S
Villages, Seats, fyc.
Fodderletter
CondlichHeartfield
Kirkton GlenelgWoodburnPitcalnie
AmatCulgrieff
CraighouseCraigdarrochRossie Castle
Calrossie
Strathgarve
Lawrence ParkBerbice CottageArnageAshleyInvercarron
CompthallCampfieldKirkton LochbroomKylereaKnockbreakHilton
South GartcowsAdziel
Bonnington HouseBalgeisho
Gran ton LodgeShandwick HouseDrumlamford Hou$eMayfield
Leslie HouseHolmfauldheadLinthouseBonanhill
Fleurs Castle
Greenhill
Broxmouth Park
Nenthorn HouseMilk BankFreetownArnotdale HouseMiddlefield
Balquhatstone Cplliexy
Parkhill
NewtonBlackfaulds
Auburn CottageDalserf
S ten ton HouseEaster Pitcorthie
Kincraig
Ashiesteel
Gairjoch Manse
Post- Town.
Tomintoul
Alness
FearnLochalshEdinburghParkhill
BonarbridgeCrossmichael
MontroseDingwallMontroseTainGarveLinlithgowInverness
Ellon
AberdeenBonarbridgePolmontBanchoryUllapool
Glenelg
ThursoPortmahomackFalkirk
Stricken
LanarkCoupar-AngusAberdeenParkhill
Barrhill
Barrhill
Leslie
GovanGlasgowStrathaven
Kelso
Kelso
Dunbar
KelsoLockerbyArdersier
Falkirk
CuparAirdrie
NewburghNewportRutherglen
GlasgowHamiltonDunkeldDunfermlineLinwilg
Galashiels
Poolewe
County.
Banff
RossRossInverness
Mid-LothianRossRossKirkcudbrightForfar
RossForfar
RossRossStirling
Inverness
AberdeenAberdeenRossStirling
AberdeenRossInverness
SutherlandRossStirling
AberdeenLanarkPerth
AberdcepRossAyrAyrFife
LanarkLanarkLanarkRoxburghRoxburgh
Haddington
RoxburghDumfriesInverness
Stirling
Fife
LanarkFife
Fife
LanarkLanarkLanarkPerthFife
Inverness
Selkirk
Ross
Occupants, $r.
Russell, JamesRussell, JamesRussell, JamesRussell, Rev. RobertRussell, RobertRussell, RobertRussell, WalterRussell, WilliamRussell, MrsRussell, Miss Isabella
Rust, Rev. JamesRutherford, Rev. G. B.
Rutherford, GeorgeRutherford, Rev. JamesRutherford, JamesRutherford, Miss J.
Rutherford, Aw., M.P.Rutherford, Wm. Oliver
Ruthven, Lord
SCO
Occupants, fyc.
Seton, Sir William C.
Seton, Sir William C.
Shand, Alex. Sharp
Shand, Dr JamesShand, JohnShand, Robert
Shand, WilliamSharp, Andrew-
Sharp, Rev. J., President
Sharp, NormanSharp, W.Sharpe, General
Sharpe, General
Sharpe, General
Shaw, Captain
Shaw, Charles
Shaw, Charles
Shaw, DrShaw, Rev. DugaldShaw, DuncanShaw, DuncanShaw, EbenezerShaw, Captain GeorgeShaw, JohnShaw, Mrs MargaretShaw, Peter
Shaw, R. F.
Shaw, Rev. Robert
Shaw, ThomasShaw, ThomasShaw, WilliamShedden, AlexanderShedden, MrsShepherd, Rev. GeorgeShepherd, JamesShillinglaw, Mrs Col.
Sheriff, DavidShirreff,
Shirreff, Charles
Shirreff, RobertShirriff, MissShirrifs, John L.
Sibbald, Rev. Jas. H.Sidey, Provost C. G.Sidney, RobertSilver, GeorgeSim, Adam,Sim, WilliamSim, MrsSimeon, JohnSimpson, DavidSimpson, DuncanSimpson, HenrySimpson, JamesSimpson, JamesSimpson, Rev. JohnSimpson, Robert
S I MVillages, Seats, §-c.
233
Post-Toicn.
Pitlurg HousePitmedden HouseTemplandHallhill
North Elphin stoneHillside
Craigellie HouseNewtonSt Mary's Col., Blairs
Houston HouseJusticehall
Knockhill
Hoddam Castle
Hall GuardsInverie HouseSponish
LochmaddyCraignavie
MuckairnLochmaddyForkneckDrumroshCulblain
New BarnsRhinamarstFinniegaudInverie LodgeEwesFortar
Shawfield
NewhallMorishill
Dunglass Castle
Kingussie ManseAldie
Birkhillside
BarnyardsBastleridge
NewlandhiU House
Goatfield HouseMonaick Castle
BlairmormondCranshawsLethaniAchnabourinNetherly
Coulter MainsDrummondGallowhill
Barrachan
LogieBalvueDumbydenMaw Carse
Durie Vale
Stronsay ManseCobairdy
Ellon
UdneyHuntlyTurriff
TranentHillside
MintlawEvantonAberdeenUphall
LauderEcclefechan
Ecclefechan
Ecclefechan
Fort-AugustusLochmaddyDunveganKilliu
BonawDunveganUphall
Parton
Ardersier
Kirriemuir
Tomintoul
Blairgowrie
Inverie
LangholmBlairgowrie
Kirriemuir
Cupar-AngusBeith
DunglassKingu>:-ie
CrudenEarhtonBeaulyAytonDunfermlineInverary
BogroyMintlaw
DoomDamheadFarrStonehaven
Higgar
EvantonPaisley
Port-William
NewburghBeaulySlaU'fonl
Milntif/mrt
)\"tinlilg(ites
Kirkwall
Huntly
County.
AberdeenAberdeenAberdeenAberdeenHaddingtoPKincardine
Aberdeen
Kineardine
Linlithgow
BerwickDumfriesDumfries
DumfriesInverness
liner.
Inven
Perth
ArgyleInven MLinlithgow
Kirkcudbright
Inverneai
Forfar
Banff
Perth
Inverness
DumfiPerth
Forfar
Forfar
AyrDumbartonInvenAberdeen
BerwickI live r
BerwickFife
Argvle
Inverness
Abel'
BerwickFife
Sutherland
Kineard.
LanarkBjouKel.fl
Wigtown
Mid-I.otliian
Kinross
Fife
Ork. k Z*t.
Aberdeen
234 S M E
Occupants, SfC.
Simpson, SamuelSimpson, William
Simpson, William
Simpson, William
Simpson, MrsSimpson, Mrs Catherine
Simson, A.Simson, Charles
Simson, Rev. DavidSimson, GeorgeSimson, Rev. HenrySimson, JohnSimson, William
Sinclair, Daniel
Sinclair, DugaldSinclair, Sir George, Bt.
Sinclair, JamesSinclair, JeremiahSinclair, JohnSinclair, JohnSinclair, JohnSinclair, RobertSinclair, RobertSinclair, Temple F.
Sinclair, Rev. WilliamSinclair, WilliamSinclair, W. J. J. A.Sinclair, WilliamSinclair, MrsSinclair, Mrs S.
Sivright,
Skair, JohnSkelton, JamesSkene, Captain Alex- )
ander j
Skene, P. G.Skene, William A.Skimming, JohnSkinner, JamesSkirving, AdamSkirving, RobertSligo, GeorgeSligo, GeorgeSligo, JohnSloan, Rev. NicholasSloan, ThomasSmail, Andrew-Small, DavidSmall, Patrick
Smart, AlexanderSmart, AlexanderSmeaton, Rev. GeorgeSmeaton, Patrick B.
Smellie, Rev. GeorgeSmellie, Rev. JamesSmellie, Patrick
Smellie, Thomas
Villages, Seats, fyc.
KingsgrangeHayfield
DerncleughKildrummieGrangeDelnies
HoneyholeThreepwoodOynePitcorthe HouseChapel of GariochMavisbank CottageWodhallEdredour HouseKilcomaigThurso Castle
Forss
Kellister
Redcastle
Barrock HouseLochaline HouseGaramount HouseScourie HouseLybster HouseKilmaur's ManseStrath
Dunbeath Castle
LochendGarvel ParkWest CanesbayGreensideLunan BankSandford Lodge
Louisville
Pitlour
LethentyDalreagleDruminNewhallCroyesRamsay LodgeSeacliff HouseCarmyle HouseDornock MansePinwherrieEildon BankBeatock InnDernaneanCaddon Mill
CononsythFalkland ManseCoulLadySt Andrews ManseAcurathIngleston
Post- Town.
Haugh of UrrDamheadAberdeenNairnCastle-DouglasNairnLasswadeLauderOld RainColinsburghPitcaple
LasswadePencaitland
Pitlochry
TarbertThursoThursoLerwickHaugh of UrrWickMorvernSandayScourie
Lybster
KilmaursWattenDunbeathDunnetGreenockIlunaLargoChance InnPeterhead
Aberdeen
Kinross
Keithhall
Kirkimier
Ballindalloch
HaddingtonCastle-DouglasPortobello
North BerwickShettleston
AnnanGirvanMelroseMoffat
Kirkmicha>>l
Galashiels
ArbroathFalklandAuchterarderSandayKirkwallInverary
Gilston
County.
KirkcudbrightFife
AberdeenNairnKirkcudbrightNairnMid-LothianBerwickAberdeenFife
AberdeenMid-LothianHaddingtonPerth
ArgyleCaithness
Caithness
Ork. & Zet.
KirkcudbrightCaithness
ArgyleOrk. & Zet.
SutherlandCaithnessAyrCaithness
Caithness
CaithnessRenfrewCaithnessFife
Forfar
Aberdeen
Aberdeen
Fife
AberdeenWigtownBanff
HaddingtonKirkcudbrightMid-LothianHaddingtonLanarkDumfriesAyrRoxburghDumfriesPerthSelkirk
Forfar
Fife
PerthOrkneyOrkneyArgyleKirkcudbright
Occupants, §-c.
Smellie, WilliamSmellie, MissSmith, Aaron YoungSmith, AdamSmith, Rev. AlexanderSmith, AlexanderSmith, AlexanderSmith, AlexanderSmith, AlexanderSmith, AlexanderSmith, AlexanderSmith, AlexanderSmith, AlexanderSmith-, Capt. AndrewSmith, Andrew
.
Smith, Rev. AndrewSmith, AndrewSmith, Arch. & Charles
Smith, Dr ArchibaldSmith, BradshawSmith, Charles
Smith, Charles
Smith, Charles
Smith, Rev. ColinSmith, DavidSmith, DavidSmith, DavidSmith, DonaldSmith, DonaldSmith, EbenezerSmith, Gavin Mitchell
Smith, Rev. GeorgeSmith, GeorgeSmith, Rev. GeorgeSmith, GeorgeSmith, GeorgeSmith, G. CampbellSmith, Maj orWm. HopeSmith, HughSmith, James, & Co.
Smith, JamesSmith, Rev. J.
Smith, Rev. JamesSmith, Rev. JamesSmith, JamesSmith, JamesSmith, JamesSmith, JamesSmith, JamesSmith, JamesSmith, JamesSmith, Rev. J.
Smith, JamesSmith, Rev. JamesSmith, Rev. JohnSmith, J. D.Smith, John
S M I
Villages, Seats, §-c.
-2 ;;,
HazledeanAddiewell
WhitsomeBerryhill
llendall
Randolph Field
Balniden
ChineOxhill
Glenmillan
Stonewells
Cromby Castle
Blackhills
Oakendean CottageNorth HallHolmBirkhiU
Milndavie HouseArdincaple HouseBlackwood HouseBridgendPalmer Cross
Hillhead
StronmagachanNew Etall
West BankFerrar
Balcorach
EastwoodPitcon
Concraig HouseManse of Birse
MinmorePenpont ManseMilmore Cottage
Smithfield
Corrybrough HouseCruicksfield
CurreathBlackburn Cotton WksBlackburn Mill
BorthwickEttrick ManseCathcart ManseLawWester OrdOlrig HouseJordanhill HouseIngleston
DeanstonBirkenshaw Cottage
Muchall E. Chapel
Mid-NewlandsCrossmyloof
Aberlady ManseTomchraskyCabbagehall
Post- Town.
236 S P E
Occupants, $pc.
Smith, JohnSmith, JohnSmith, Rev. JohnSmith, JohnSmith, JohnSmith, JohnSmith, Paulus 2E. IrvgSmith, Peter
Smith, Peter
Smith, Peter
Smith, Rev. RobertSmith, Rev. SamuelSmith, ThomasSmith, ThomasSmith, ThomasSmith, WilliamSmith, Rev. William G.Smith, WilliamSmith, MissSmith, MrsSmith, MrsSmith, MrsSmollett, AlexanderSmyth, ChristopherSmyth, JamesSmyth, JamesSmyth, JohnSmyth, Robt. Gillespie
Smyth, Miss MarySmythc, RobertSmythe, RobertSmythe, RobertSmyttan, Dr G.Snodgrass, CampbellSnodgrass, JohnSomerville, DrSomerville, GeorgeSomerville, JohnSomerville, Mrs A.Somerville, Rev. DrSommerville, Rev. R.Sommerville, Saml. H.Souter,
Souter, Francis GeorgeSouter, ThomasSpalding, DavidSpalding, John EdenSpeid, RobertSpeir, Mrs R.Speirs, AlexanderSpeirs, AlexanderSpeirs, AlexanderSpeirs, AlexanderSpeirs, AndrewSpeirs, Graham, Sher- )
rift' of Edinburgh j
Speirs, Misses
Villages, Seals, Sfc,
Easter OrdHamilfield
EcclesmachanDarnick CottageBirkenshaw HouseCraigend CastleBrooklandsCrosshill CottageCrosshill BrickworkAcurachLochwinnoch ManseBorgueKirkroadsBurnbrae HouseCart BankNevieFintry ManseCarbeth GuthrieCrossbankAltmoreMillmore CottageKennairdy CastleCameron HouseBuck GroveEllen CottageRosemountBalharyGibleston
KnockomieKeilourTippermalloMethven CastleBirnam CottageThornhill
CardonaldAmpherlawGreenlaw MainsWindylawsSorn Castle
DrummelzerBargrennan ManseBroomrigHillpost
Durn HouseGreenbankBroomhallHolm HouseArdovieBurnbraeNetherfield HouseHouston HouseElderslie HouseCulcreuchBogton
Granton House
Polmont Park
Post- Town. County.
SkeneIrvine
UphallMelrosePollokshaws
Strathblane
Kirkpat. DurhamCathcart
CathcartInverary
LochwinnochGatehouseBathgateKincardineCathcart
Ballindalloch
BalfronStrathhlaiie
Cathcart
RoseneathTarbertAberchirderDumbartonAnnanDunsePortobello
MeigleColinsburghForres
MethvenMethvenMethvenDunkeldJohnstonePaisley
CarnwathPennycuickEddlestoneSornRachan MillNewton StewartDumfriesCupar- AngusPortsoy
Blairgowrie
Alyth
New GallowayBrechinJohnstone
GlasgowRenfrewRenfrewBalfronCathcart
Edinburgh
Polmont
AberdeenAyrLinlithgowRoxburghRenfrewStirling
KirkcudbrightRenfrewLanarkArgyleRenfrewKirkcudbrightLinlithgowPerth
RenfrewBanffStirling
Stirling
RenfrewDumbartonArgyleBanff
DumbartonDumfriesBerwickMid-LothianPerthFife
ElginPerthPerthPerthPerth
RenfrewRenfrewLanarkMid-LothianPeebles
AyrPeebles
KirkcudbrightDumfriesForfar
BanffPerthForfar
KirkcudbrightForfar
RenfrewLanarkRenfrewRenfrewStirling
Renfrew
Mid-Lothian
Stirling
Occupants, §~c.
Speirs, Thomas D.Spence, Basil
Spence, JamesSpence, JamesSpence, Rev. J.
Spence, Rev. JohnSpens, Colonel
Spottiswood, JohnSpottisvvood, Li.-Col.
Spottiswood, MissSpowart, JamesSpring, RobertSprot, JamesSprott, MarkSprot t, MarkStainton, HenryStainton, JohnStainton, JosephStair, Earl of
Stair, Earl of
Staker & WylieStandhouse, J.
Standly, Sir WilliamStark, MrsStark, Rev. A.Stark, Rev. AlexanderStark, Rev. JosephStark, William,
Stavert, ArchibaldStavert, ThomasSt Clair, LordStedman, JamesStedman, Mrs Capt.Steel, JamesSteel, JohnSteel, SamuelSteele, WilliamSteele, MissesStein, Charles
Stein, JohnStein, RobertStenhouse, AlexanderStenhouse, JamesStenhouse, JamesStenhouse, John & Co.Stenhouse, MissStenhouse, ThomasStephen, WilliamSteven, Rev. C. B.
Steven, Ebenezer, & Co.
Stevens, MosesStevens, ThomasStevenson, AndrewStevenson, Rev. DavidStevenson, DavidStevenson, Rev. GeorgeStevenson, John
ST E
Villages, Seats, Sfc.
North MainsWindhouseCrantit HouseEast BankPatna
KinnairdManor HouseSpottiswood
GladswoodGlencorse HouseSpring BankSpringbankSpott
Riddell HouseGarnkirkCarron HouseMount CarronBiggar Shiels
Oxenford Castle
Culhorn HouseBachelton
Steven's Beath
Gensheirock
Salisbury GreenCunningsburghSandwickKilfinan ManseRaw CampSaughtree
HoscoatNesbit HouseBoghall
MavisbankArthurlie Cottage
Caledonia
WaygateshawLevengroveCrosswoodbill
Hatton BurnKirkfield HouseKilbagie
Whitehill
North TodNorth ManseCross Mill Print-works
WhitelawCross Mill HouseDisblair
Stewarton MainseMoffat Grove Cot.-wks.
Bellahouston
Burnbrae HouseKemnay AcademyWilton ManseRedside
SmithstpneSiamperlane
Post- Town.
HoustonLerwickKirkwall
Kirkwall
Straiton
Inchture
MusselburghLauderMelrose
PennycuickDunfermlineAberdeenDunbarLilJiesleaf
MuirheadFalkirk
CarronBiggar
FordStranraer
MethvenCrossgates
Kingussie
EdinburghLerwickLerwick
Kilftnan
KirknewtonNeiccastleton
HawickDunseRoslin
Melrose
BarrheadColinton
Carluke
DumbartonWest I 'aider
Milnathort
LanarkKincardine
.Musselburgh
Dunfermline
OrmhtouIhirrhead
Rosencatli
BarrheadSummer/till
Stricarton
Airdrie
OovanMilngaQie
Kin tore
1 1 v.vick
Fushie (fridge
Kilwinning
Cathcart
237
( 'mintij
.
RenfrewOrk. ft ZetOrk. & ZetOrk. ft ZetA\ r
Perth
-Mid-Lotbian
Berwick
BerwickMid-Lotbl.i i
Fife
AberdeenHaddington
RoxburghLanarkStirling
Stirling
Lanark
Mid-Lotbian
Wigton a
Perth
Fife
[nvernaMMid-Lothia 1
Ork. ft 2 .
Ork. ft Z L!.
Mid-LothtuRoxburghRoxburghBerwick
Mid-Lotl
RoxburghRenfi
Mid-Lnlbian
Lanark
DnmbulMid-Lotbian
Kinn:rk
Clai-kminn i 1
Mid-Luth
Eiaddingl
Hen:
Dumbarf i
Renf
AyrI. . irk
Lanark
DombarlAberdeen
RosbuMid-1.
'
V» r
Renfrew
238
Occupants, §~c.
Stevenson, MissStevenson, Nathaniel
Stevenson, ThomasStevenson, WilliamStevenson, W. & Sons
Stevenson, Rev. Wm.Stevenson, Rev. Wm.Stevenson, Rev. Wm.Stevenson, WilliamStewart, AdamStewart, AdamStewart, AlexanderStewart, Rev. Alex.
Stewart, AlexanderStewart, Rev. Alex.
Stewart, AlexanderStewart, AlexanderStewart, AlexanderStewart, AndrewStewart, Rev. AnthonyStewart, ArchibaldStewart, ArchibaldStewart, Rasil
Stewart & CameronStewart, CharlesStewart, Rev. Chas. C.Stewart, CharlesStewart, CharlesStewart, Charles, sen.
Stewart, Rev. DavidStewart, DonaldStewart, DonaldStewart, Gilbert
Stewart, Henry-Stewart, HenryStewart, Henry B.
Stewart, Capt. H., R.N.Stewart, Hugh D.Stewart, JamesStewart, Capt. JamesStewart, JamesStewart, Rev. J.
Stewart, JamesStewart, H. JamesStewart, JamesStewart, JamesStewart, JamesStewart, JamesStewart, JamesStewart, JamesStewart, JamesStewart, Rev. J.
Stewart, John G.Stewart, JohnStewart, JohnStewart, JohnStewart, John
S T E
Villages, Seats, fyc.
WhiteleeBraidwood HouseMount LothianCrosslee HouseCrosslee MillMoorfield
FairybankHamnaveMonkton CottageInverpolly
Darnhall MainsKinlochmoidartCromarty ManseScuddeburghDouglas ManseAchanaconeDerculich
Duneaves HouseCollielaw
Kirkowen Mans©Flodigarry
CuidreachOrchard Dell
Tullochcross
Hillside
Aberdalgie ManseBallachelish
Inverlochy
SweethopeKinlochspelvie ManseSuskintyre
Balintruan
CrawfordstoneBellview
St FortBallnakilly
The GartTonderghieCairnsmore HouseAuchnaba HouseAvonfield
Blair-Athole ManseDeskieGillenbie
Lesmurdie CottageNethercraig
Wellhall
Cleat
ArnsonKilleekie
LynehorkAbernethyCotfield HouseAchadashinaigDell
Lettermore
Belladrum
Post- Town.
Occupants, §-c.
S T I
Villages, Seats, frc.
239
Stewart, PaulStewart, JohnStewart, JohnStewart, JohnStewart, John L.
Stewart, John L.
Stewart, Capt. KeithStewart, Mark Sprott
Stewart, Col. MatherStewart, Sir M. R. ShawStewart,
Stewart, Hon. Montgo.Stewart, MajorStewart, Patrick
Stewart, Peter
Stewart, Lieut. RobertStewart, RobertStewart, RobertStewart, RobertStewart, RobertStewart, Capt. RobertStewart, Rev. Robt. W.Stewart, WilliamStewart, Stair H.Stewart, WalterStewart, WilliamStewart, WilliamStewart,Dow.LadyShawStewart, Lady SetonStewart, Lady SetonStewart, Lady SetonStewart, MrsStewart, MrsStewart, MrsStewart, Mrs Elizabeth
Stewart, Mrs H.Stewart, MissesStewart, MissesStewart, MissStewart, Miss A.Stiell, JohnStill, DrStirling, Genl. Alex. )Graham )
( Stirling, A. G.Stirling, A.Stirling, CharlesStirling, GeorgeStirling, Rev. HughStirling, JamesStirling, Rev. JamesStirling, Captain Jas.
Stirling, T. GrahamStirling, JohnStirling, Rev. RobertStirling, S. D.Stirling, Wm. Moray
Gavelrio-o-
BinnyFasnacloich
Findynate
Glenbuckie HouseLimecraigs
Culderry HouseSouthwick HouseCatrine
Ardgowan HouseInnerhadden HousePowton HouseChanting HallAuchlunkartPercy
Gartinean HouseCarfin HouseDelnaboStewarthall
Ardvorlich
Brownlee HouseErskine ManseInverugie HouseGlasserton
YonstownShambelly HouseGlenormiston
CarnockAllanton HouseSeton LodgeTouch HouseBlairannoch
Denbog HouseWilliamwood HouseChanting Hall
Culdery HouseTanachyDoune-Castle Cottage
Bellefield Villa
Clunie
TeathsSmogrow House
Rednock House
Craigbarnet
KeirMuiravonside HouseCordale
Newton ManseGardenGairie Cottage
GlentyanStrowanKippenross
Galston ManseGlenbervie
Ardoch House
Post-Tuun.
Tomintoul
Uphall
AppinLogierait
Callander
CampbeltonGarliestown
Dumfries
MauchlineImierkip
Kinloch RannochGarliestown
HamiltonBlacklullock
Blairgowrie
Tayirdoan
HolytownTomintoul
Stirling
Lochearnlxead
Carluke
Old Kilpatrick
DvffasWhithornMoniaveNew AbbeyInverleithen
Falkirk
Airdrie
Stirling
Stirling
Arrocliar
Lindores
Cathcart
HamiltonGarlicston
BuckieDounePortobello
Logierait
LesmahsgowKirkwall
Doune
Lewnoxtoum
DunblaneLinlithgow
lienton
Newton MeartuKippen
Kirriemuir
KUbareJutn
Crieff
DunblaneOahtmLarbcrt
Braco
( 'miiiiip
Banff
Linlithgow
Arjvle
Perth
Perth
le
I'A D
KirkcudbrightAyrRenfrewPerth
WigtownLanarkBanff
Perth
Argj If
L;m;irk
Banff
Stirling
Perth
Lanark
RenfrewElgin
WigtownDumfriei
Kirkcudbright
Peebles
Stirling
LanarkStirling
Stirling
DumbartonFife
RenfrewLanark
WigtownBanff
Perth
Mid-Lothiaa
Perth
LanarkOrkney
Perth
SMrling
Perth
Stirlii
DumbartoaRenfrewStirling
Fortar
RenfrewPerth
Perth
AyrStir!
Perth
Occupants, &)~c.
T A YVillages, Seats, &;c.
1M1
Sutherland, AlexanderSutherland, Rev. DavidSutherland, DavidSutherland, DonaldSutherland, Capt. G. |M'Kay '
J
Sutherland, JohnSutherland, JohnSutherland, "William
Suttie, Sir Geo. G., Bart.
Suttie, Sir Geo. G.,Bart.
Swan, JamesSwan, JamesSwan, JamesSwan, JohnSwan, JohnSwan, Rev. RohertSwanson, Jas. Calder
Swanson, JohnSwanson, Rev. J.
Swinburne, Col. T. R.
Swinton, Robert
Swinton, MrsSwinton, MrsSvdnev, Robert
Sj-dsefff, John B.
Sym, Rev. Dr AndrewSyme, DavidSyme, GeorgeSymers, C.
Symington, JamesSymington, Rev. JamesSymington, JohnSymington, ThomasSymington, Walter
ShempstoneStrathy & ArmdaleFarewell
Dahnore
Udale
Forse
Nottingham HouseUlbster HouseBalgonePrestongrange
Auchtermairny MainsRiggsLethamWattistownWhitstonhill
AbercrombieGerston
AchavarnSandaveg]\Iarcus LodgeSwinton BankEdrom HouseSwinton HouseAuchnabourinRoughlaw HouseNew Kilpatrick ManseMeikle Tarrel
Northfield
Annfield
Blackburn Hall
Chapel HouseMonxheadEastside
Crowbills
Post- Town. County.
Duj/'as Mora;Thurso SutherlandStMargt.'s Hope ( )rkiuy
Alness llu-^
Poyntzfield
Lyhster
Lybster
Wickl'restonkirk
Prestonpans
KennowayFruchieKennoieay
LochwinnochLockerbyPittenweemHalkirk
ThursoArisaig
Forfar
Peebles
DnnseColdstream
Fan-l'restonkirk
GlasgowPortmahoniack
Prestonpans
Kettle
WhitburnMnirkirk
DouglasPennycuickLesmahag-ow
Cromarty
Caithn
Caith]
Caithn
HaddingtonHaddingtonFiiV
Fife
Fife
RenfrewDumfries
Fife
Caithi
Caithi
Lavera
Forfar
Peebles
Berwick
BerwickSutherlandIhiildillL
DumbartonR .
HaddingtonFife
Linlithg
Aj r
LanarkMid-1. i iliian
Lanark
Tailyour, Alex. RennyTainch, JohnTait, Rev. A. D.Tait, GeorgeTait, JamesTait, JamesTait, JohnTait, J. & P.
Tait, Capt. Robt., R.N.Tait, CaptainTait, RobertTait, W. & J.
Tannahill, RobertTaylor, Rev. Alex.
Taylor, AlexanderTaylor, AlexanderTaylor, Major A. F.
Taylor, Baillic ,
Borrowfield
CraigheadKirkliston ManseLangrigEd inside
Burton Cottage
HattonCastlelaw
Pirn
Millrig
j
Burnheadi Lyleston
ClydehaughLeochel & Cushnie
Seaton West Mains
Paxton MainsRothiemay HouseBurnfoot
MontroseTorrance
Kirkliston
DunseKelso
Portobello
Man,'Pennycirick
StowQattton
Eddlestone
/
Govern
.Wan/Prestonpani
Paxton
Iluntly
kioinnoch
Forfar
Stirling
Linlithgow
Berwick
RoxburghMid-Lothian
Kincard i
Mid-LothianMiil-i.
AyrPeebl
Berwick
LanarkAberdeenHaddingl
i iek
Banff
Renfn
24*2
Occupants, §c.
' Taylor, FarquharsonTaylor, GeorgeTaylor, JamesTaylor, JohnTaylor, JohnTaylor, JohnTaylor, Lieut.
Taylor, Robertlaylor, RobertTaylor, ThomasTaylor, Mrs1 a'ylor, MrsTelfer, JohnTelfer, WilliamTempleman, RobertTennant, AndrewTetmant, Dr JamesTeunant, JohnTether, JohnThain, JohnThain, John R.Thailon, HenryThorn, Rev. AlexanderTuum, AndrewThorn, RobertThomas, CharlesThomas, JamesThorns, AlexanderThorns, JamesThorns, JohnThorns, MrsThomson, Rev. JohnThomson. AlexanderThomson, AlexanderThomson, AlexanderThomson, Rev. Andw.Thomson, AndrewThomson, Chas. W. D.Thomson, CaptainThomson, Dr Josh.Thomson, DuncanThomson, Rev. G.Thomson, Major Geo.Thomson, HughThomson, .TamesThomson, JamesThomson, JamesThomson, Rev. JamesThomson, J nines
Thomson, JamesThomson, Jai
Thomson, JamesThomson, Rev. J.
Thomson, Rev. JamesThomson, Rev. JanusThomson, Rev. JamesTiwmsoB, Rev. John
T H O
Villages, Seats, §'C.
WellhouseWhiteburn InnNiggStony Hill HouseKirktonhill
LesmurdieDalriach
Balmanno HouseKirktonhill
Cakemuir Castle
Spring-bank
BroomlandGlenaehieBalgonarShottburnMeadow ParkBrockville CottageCreochAlstonbyHeath ParkDrumblairSmithygreenNigg ManseRattrayAscogSouth Croft
Forthar Lime WorksRumgullySt Mary'sMylnefield HouseClepingtonYester ManseCaddell Hill
Banchory HouseCanaan HouseMaybole ManseScorryholmMackermoreMorrison Place
Kirkhill HouseArdnahowFetteresso ManseFairley
Dumbenny, WesterWoodhead HouseOrkieBirkenheadMuckart ManseRoseburnHazlclield
llallhouse
GreenbankDysartRcrrick ManseDundrennanBallochairn
Prestonkirk Manse
Post- Town.
TODOccupants, fyc.
Thomson; Rev. JohnThomson, Rev. JohnThomson, Rev. JohnThomson, JohnThomson, JohnThomson, JohnThomson, JohnThomson, JohnThomson, JohnThomson, JohnThomson, JohnThomson, JohnThomson, John An- )
struther)
Thomson, John Wm.Thomson, Rev. JosephThomson, NeilThomson, PeterThomson, P.
Thomson, RobertThomson, Rev. RobertThomson, Wm.Thomson, ThomasThomson, WilliamThomson, WilliamThomson, WilliamThomson, MrsThomson, MrsThomson, Mrs, jun.
Thomson, MrsThomson, MrsThorburn, Rev, JosephThorburn, Capt. L\obt.
Thorburn, ThomasThorburn, Rev. Wm.Thornton, St JohnThreipland, Sir Pat., Bt.
Threshie, RobertThreshie, RobertTibet, JohnTindal, JohnTod, A. B.
Tod, Rev. Alexander
Tod, Andrew
Tod, JamesTod, Lieut. John, R.N.Tod, Captain JohnTod, JohnTod, JohnTod, MathewTod, RobertTod, RobertTod, RobertTod, ThomasTod, WilliamTod, William
Villages, Seats, § o.
Earlybraes
BalmerinoMaxton MansePortgowerReddenCarronflats
Springfield CottageBeckfoot
Craigie
PortgowerCliff Cottage
Gogarburn
Charleton House
MoneydieEdnaru ManseCamphillHorndean, NewHanginsideHolmPeterculter ManseMirkland HouseWest BinnyBellfield HouseCamstraddan HouseKirkland LodgeBogie, WestAitkenheadDrumduanCrossvale HouseLinkfield Hall
Forglen ManseKelton
RyedaleTroqueer ManseNivelle Cottage
Fingask Castle
Barnbarroch Cottage
Mousewald Place
Ancroft Greases
Finhaven Castle
KippenlawLochtee
Scotseraig
BirkwoodLossiemouth Hall
Park Villa
Finnich Malice
Kirkhill HouseHoperigg MainsOakham Cottage
HarehopeWormistonDrygrangeHa'ttin
Logan House
Post-Town. Comity.
Shettleston
NewportSt Boswell's
HelmsdaleKelso
GrangemouthInverness
AnnanCuparHelm.-'
Millport
Corstorphine
Cobusburgli
Perth
Kelso
Pollok.shaw*
HorndeanLinlithgow
Calhcart
AberdeenKirhintidloch
Uphall
Kirhintidloch
LussHermistoi:
Kirkcaldy
Cathcart
AberdeenCaih>
MusselburghTurriff
DumfriesDumfries
Dumfries
Libbertou
Perth
Dalbeattie
Dalbeattie
Spitted'
Filth*.
St Boswell's
Brechin
Fen011-
Leun
.
Stir!':
Dry*Fushiebi
Trail.
llmhill
Eddlesto
I'.ddi' -
Melr
CuparLesn
irk
Pife
RoxburghSutherland
:rgh
Stirlii
Invent
Dumfries
Sutherland
Bute
Mid-Lot'..
Fife
Perth
RoxburghRenfi
BerwickLinlithgow
RenfrewAlien:
Dumbar:Linlithgow
DumbartonDumber!Mid-Lot':
Fife
Lanark
dees
Rent
Mid-Lothian
Banff
Dumfries
Kirkcudbright
Kirkeudbright
Mid-Lothian
Perth
ulbright
Dumfitun
Forfar
R
244
Occupants, Qx.
Tod, Mrs, sen.
Tod, Mrs Robert
Todd, Rev. AndrewTodd, GeorgeTodd, JamesTodd, RichardTolmie, JohnTomison, WilliamToote, RobertTorphichen, LordTorphichen, LadyTorrance, Rev. A.Torrance, ThomasTorrance, WilliamTorrie, A, Mas. GunnerTower, Finlay
Towers, Lt.-Col. Fred.
Trail, Rev. DavidTraill, GeorgeTraill, George, M.P.Traill, George WilliamTraill, JamesTraill, ThomasTraill, WilliamTraquair, Earl of
Trever, Fred. WilliamTrotter, ArchibaldTrotter, ArchibaldTrotter, George C.Trotter, George C.
Trotter, JohnTrotter, RichardTrotter, RichardTrotter, Capt. R. KnoxTrotter, RobertTrotter, RobertTucky, T. A.Tuite, J. T.Tullis, R. & Co.
Tullis, WilliamTullich, Rev. G.Tulloch, Rev. Alex.Tulloch, LaurenceTulloch, Ptev. GeorgeTulloch, Robert HenryTulloch, Rev. WeirTulloch, Rev. Wm.Turnbull, WilliamTurnbull, GeorgeTurnbull, Rev. JamesTurnbull, JamesTurnbull, JamesTurnbull, Rev. JohnTurnbull, JohnTurnbull, JohnTurnbull, JohnTurnbull, Stewart
T V R
246 .. '
Occupants, fy-c.
Waddell, GeorgeWaddel, JamesWaddell, RobertWaddell, ThomasWaddell, WilliamWaldie, JohnWalker, Rev. Alex.
Walker, Charles
Walker, DrWalker, Rev. GeorgeWalker, GeorgeWalker, Captain H.Walker, Rev. JamesWalker, JamesWalker, JamesWalker, Rev. JohnWalker, JohnWalker, JohnWalker, Rev. John H.Walker, Peter
Walker, R.
Walker, RobertWalker, RobertWalker, Robert
Walker, Rev. Robert S.
Walker, ThomasWalker, W.Walker, WilliamWalker, William Stuart
Walker, Mrs Capt.
Walker, MrsWalker, Mrs JamesWalker, Mrs C.Walker, Mrs JeanWalker, MrsWalker, Miss
Wallace, ArchibaldWallace, AndrewWallace, Rev. DrWallace, Rev. E. B.
Wallace, Rev. GeorgeWallace, JamesWallace, Sir John A. )
Agnew, Bart.J
Wallace, JohnWallace, JohnWallace, JohnWallace, JohnWallace, Rev. JohnWallace, Root., M.PWallace, Rev. RobertWallace, RobertWallace, WilliamWallace, WilliamWallace, WilliamWallace, Margaret T.Wallace, Misses
Villages, Seats, SfC
Balquhatston
Crofthead HouseAirdric Hill
Beleze HouseEaster MoffatHenderside ParkUrquhart ManseBraxfield
Polmont BankKinnell ManseBalmoorCastle Stuart
Muthill ManseKirkpuntWester Fintray
Lhandbride ManseProspecthill
Cornhill HouseLegerwoodMuirhcadFerrygateHillhouseridge
Limefield HouseHighamLongibrganCloy BankPitluer
ThomastownBowlandWindywallsShawfield
Lauriston CottageThe MumrillsComely ParkShawfield
Kinnell HouseKnockgrayChappelWhitekirk ManseBarr ManseDurrisdeer ManseBellamount.
Lochry House
BandeathNether Place
Millcraig
Kirkconnell
Abbey St Bathan'sKelly
DalrympleEllerslie
Govan ParkAuchinvolc Castle
West DairyMiln Croft HouseScar Bank
Post-7'oirn.
Airdrie
WhitburnAirdrie
GlasgowAirdrie
KelsoLhandbrideLanarkPohnontAi'broath
Peterhead
Inverness
Muthill
BroxburnKin tore
Elgin
Caihcart
ColdstreamEarlstonCuparDirlcton
Shotts
Mid-CalderNewburghInehture
DennyCuparTurriff
StowKelsoGlasgowLauriston
Lauriston
Falkirk
GlasgowKillin
GarsphairnTurriff
Prestonkirk
GirvanThornhill
Bathgate
Cairnrijuii
LcvenNewton MearnsAlness
KirkcudbrightDunseGreenockAyrKirkcudbrightGovanKilsyth
EdinburghShettleston
Thornhill
County.
Stirling
LinlithgowLanarkLanarkLanarkRoxburghElginLanarkStirling
Forfar
AberdeenInverness
PerthLinlithgowAberdeenElgin
RenfrewDurhamBerwickFife
_
HaddingtonLanarkMid-LothianFife
Perth
Stirling
Fife
AberdeenMid-LothianRoxburghLanarkStirling
Stirling
Stirling-
LanarkPerth
KirkcudbrightAberdeenHaddingtonAyrDumfriesLinlithgow
Wigtov* n
Fife
RenfrewBossKirkcudbrightBerwickRenfrewAyrKirkcudbrightLanarkDumbartonMid-LothianLanarkDumfries
Occupants, 8fc.
Wallace, Miss AmeliaWallet, JohnWalrond, Theodore
Walter, A. TodWard, Lord WilliamWardlaw, David B.
Wardlaw, Rev. Dr R.
Wardrop, AlexanderWarner, Patrick
Warnock, WilliamWarrender, Sir GeorgeWason, RigbyWason, RigbyWaters, Rev.
Waters, MrsWaterston, JamesWatkins, JamesWatson, Rev. AndrewWatson, DavidWatson, GeorgeWatson, JamesWatson, JamesWatson, JamesWatson, JamesWatson, JamesWatson, JamesWatson, Jamc>Watson, J. & T.Watson, JohnWatson, JohnWatson, JohnWatson, John H.Watson, RobertWatson, Rev. ThomasWatson, ThomasWatson, Rev. William
Watson, WilliamWatson, Mrs General
Watson, MrsWatson, MissWatt, Rev. Alexander
Watt, Rev. JamesWatt, R.Watt, \Vm. GrahamWatt, Rev. W. S.
Watt, MrsWattie, WilliamWauchope, AndrewWauchope, MrsWaugh, GeorgeWaugh, Patrick
Waugh, Rev. Thomas
Webber, Charles
Webster, Rev. A.Webster, James C.
Webster, John
w v: n
Villages, Seats, tec.
247
Newton Hall
AitkenheadCalder ParkCleughfootInvergarry
Gogar MountBarlanerk
Bridge HouseArdeer HouseKirkwell
LochendCorwarKildonan
Roseisle
GarthLittlevantage
Mi lburn HouseTarland ManseNorth BardowieColquhannyHousehill
Revald's GreenOakbankFoulstruther
HoneybraeCrawford Castle
Househill
Nisbet
TomachlagganWoodland Cottage
Southfield
Sandyford Cottage
West BankCorringtonCraigburnFetlar ManseBurngroveInchbreyrock
TorsonceNew Saughton
Dalgety ManseGlenisla ManseCloseburn Castle
Skaill HouseFoveran ManseTealing HouseForbes Bridge
Niddrie HouseChesters
WoodhouseArbuthnot HouseDeerness
Finzean
HoussMurlingdenWoodstone
Punt-Ton-n.
Occupants, 8fc.
Whitson, AlexanderWhitson, Rev. J.
Whitson, JamesWhitson, JamesWhitson, Elizabeth
Whittel, GeorgeWhite, Rev. Alexander
Whyte, JamesWhyte, JamesWhyte, JamesWhyte, James, jun,
Whyte, ThomasWhvte, ThomasWhyte, WalterWhvte, WilliamWhyte, WilliamWight, Rev. JamesWightman, James S.
Wightman, Rev. JohnWightman, ThomasWilkie, AndrewWilkie, ArchibaldWilkie, GeorgeWilkie, Major JamesWilkie, JamesWilkie, JamesWilkie, JohnWilkie, RobertWilkie, WilliamWilkie, Mrs JaneWilkie, Mrs AgnesWilkie, Misses
Wilkie, MissWilkinson, AnthonyWilkis. RobertWilliams, John S.
Williamson, A.Williamson, A.Williamson, AlexanderWilliamson. Reverend [
Dougald S. )
Williamson, Maj. Geo.
Williamson, HenryWilliamson, H.Williamson, JamesWilliamson, JamesWilliamson, JamesWilliamson, JohnWilliamson, JohnWilliamson, JohnWilliamson, WilliamWilliamson, MrsWillison, Rev. Alex.
Willoughby de Eres- )
by, Lord )
Wilsons & Co.Wil;on
Villages,
W I L
Seats, grc.
.
Parkhill
Crossmichael ManseIsla ParkBardmony BankPolcalk
WhitehouseFettercairn ManseTVeedie HallLittle Clanterty
NewickAbbotsburnGreenside HouseSydeBankheadGairbraid
Kirkbrae Cottage
Oxnam ManseCouranceKirkmahoeCraighaughLochmillOrmiston Hill
Cullelo
Easter BushEast MainsWest Bank HouseFoulden HouseLadythornBonnington HouseNewton Bank Cottage
KnoweheadAuchlishie
HolmwoodParson's Pool
CarbostCampie HouseBleachfield HouseGranite Hill
Cubrieshaw
Tongland
TanachHamnavcStenness
BeechgreenCarmyleBeechhill
View fi eld
ClunieWellington Park
Moorfield
LawersDundonald Man-.'
Drummond Castle
Summerlec Iron Works
West Byres
Post-Town.
Blairgowrie
Castle-Douglas
Cupar-AngusAhjth
MythCramondFettercairn
Strati:
Blackburn
LesmahagowPaisley
EdinburghStrathaven
Iiutherglcn
MaryhuLLibberton
JedburghDumfries
KirkmahoeLangholmNewburghKirknewtonAberdourRoslin
BroxburnStrathmigh
Berwick
RathoKirriemuir
BothweUKirriemuir
BothweUgrade
Broadford
Musselbui
Falkirk
'•:iilr
West Kilbride
Kirkcudbright
WickLerwick
LerwickAberdeen
Shetilesbm
Aberdeen
Lasswade
Newburgh
Lerwick
Crieff
Kilmarnock
Crieff
i
Ormiston
County.
Perth
KirkcudbrightPerth
Perth
Perth
Mid-LothianKincardine
Lanark
AberdeenLanarkRenfrewMid- Lothian
LanarkLanarkLanark
Mid-LothianRoxburghDumfriesDunit
Dumfri. -
Fife
Mid-LothianFife
Mid-Lothian
Linlithgow
Berwick
DurhamMid-!
Forfar
LanarkForfar
Lanark
Mid-Lothian
[nven
Mid-LothianStirling
Aberdeen
Kiikrudbright
Caithl
Ork. and '.
Ork. ft ZAberd
:-k
AberdMid-LothianPerth
.rk
Ork. ft ZPerth
Ayr
Peril.
irk
Occupants, SfC.
Wilson, Alexander
Wilson, Alexander
Wilson, AlexanderWilson, Andrew-Wilson, CaptainWilson, Charles
Wilson, DrWilson, DavidWilson, DavidWilson, David, jun.
Wilson, F. J.
Wilson, GeorgeWilson, GeorgeWilson, J. P.
Wilson, JamesWilson, JamesWilson, JamesWilson, JamesWilson, JamesWilson, Rev. JamesWilson, JamesWilson, Rev. JamesWilson, JamesWilson, Rev. JohnWilson, Rev. JohnWilson, Rev. JohnWilson, JohnWilson, JohnWilson, JohnWilson, JohnWilson, JohnWilson, JohnWilson, JohnWilson, JohnWilson, Rev. JohnWilson, JohnWilson, JohnWilson, JohnWilson, JohnWilson, JohnWilson, John Pettigrew
Wilson, PeterWilson, ProvostWilson, RobertWilson, RobertWilson, RobertWilson, Rev. ThomasWilson, W. F.
Wilson, Rev, WilliamWilson, WilliamWilson, WilliamWilson, WilliamWilson, Mrs"Wilson, MrsWilson, i\Ii.-s
Wilson, Mi.-s
Wilson, Misses
W I L
I 'illages, Seats, 8rc.
Gervally
CraigheadFetterletter
DeansideCessnock HouseWoodhcad Lead-mineGorebridgeHalls
Inchry AbbeyRiggStroquhan .
Dalmarnock HouseHaughmillPolquhairnMuirfoot
NutbankOtterburnFoodieHailie
Kirkmahoe ManseQuarter and Ilaylee
AbernyteLinnhouseWalston ManseMethill ManseBellshill ManseCruikstonSouth Bantaskine Ho.ArdenDundyvan CottageArdenconnellCarlibar
Cumledge HouseEastfield
PremneyWestsidewoodEdington MainsBell holmKnockTochienealGreenNew KeisMorrytownDrumbogMount Harriet
Glenairnie Cotla;'
CJamrie
RevestonCarmylieNether CroyCampbell field
Craigrothie HouseMeadowfieldLisbon HutAuchaberPreston
Ferguslie House
Post-Town.
Forres
DouneFyvie
RenfrewGalston
CursjjJtruni
Fushie Bridge
PennycuickNewburghOld CumnockDunscoreGlasgowWindygatesOchiltree
Fushie Bridge
Struthaven
JedburghC upar
AyrKirkmahoeLargsInchture(Julheart
Dolphington
LevenIMlshill
Paisley
Falkirk
Airdrie
Coatbridge
HelensburghBarrheadDunsePennycuickOld Rain( \tnaeath( 'idriiside
LangholmLargsCullenShettlcstou
AlfordNairnMayboleMoodicsburnForres
BanffWhitburnArbroathKilsyth
GlasgowCuparCorstorphincLanarkIluntly
DunsePaisley
County.
MorayPerthAberdeenLanarkAyrKirkcudbright!
Mid-Lothian I
Mid-Lothian!
Fife
AyrDumfriesLanarkFife
AyrMid-LothianLanarkRoxburghFife
AyrDumfriesAyrPerth
RenfrewLanarkFife
LanarkRenfrewStirling
LanarkLanarkDumbartonRenfrewBerwickMid-LothianAberdeenLanarkBerwickDumfriesAyrBanffLanarkAberdeenNairnAyrLanarkNairnBanffLinlithgowForfar
DumbartonLanarkFife
Mid-LothianLanarkAberdeenBerwickRenfrew
Y O TT251
Occupants, cS"<\ Villages, Seats, Sfc.
Wightman, Rev. John
Wilson, Miss
Winehouse, Rev. Geo.
Wingatc, JohnWingate, JohnWink, Rev. JohnWinton, Alexander
Wishart, A.
Wishart, JamesWison, Mrs Sidney
Woddrop, John A.
Wodrow, Robert
Wood, C. & E.
Wood, JamesWood, JohnWood, LordWood, Patrick
Wood, Rev. Walter
Wood, William
Wood, Wm. E. C.
Woodbnrn, Alexander
Woodhouse, Archibald
Wormald, JohnWright, Alexander
Wright, Rev. George
Wright, Rev. Jacob
Wright, JamesWright, JohnWright, JohnWright, MrsWright, Patrick
Wright, T. Guthrie
Wright, William, & Co.
Wyld, JamesWylie, ThomasWyllie, James F.
Wyllie, JamesWyllie, JohnWyllie, William A.
Wyllie, William
Wyllie, Rev. William
Wylie, Mrs
KirkmahoeGreenknoweAuchterhouseCessnock ParkKingsburghK irdels
Viewhill
Earlsburn Cottage
Kaimes HouseMorton Hall
Garvald HouseViewfield
Hermitage ParkNewlandsRosemountBurnhouseNearhouseWestrutherForrest Hill
Kei thickWhitebankCrosslee Cottage
Carmidlie
Tweed Hill
KingsbarnsHutton ManseLawtownClifford ParkWhitehill
Calderpark HouseHalfields
Duddingston Cottage
Calderpark Cotton WkiGilston HouseAirleywight
Bolfracks
MooritoneHouston Mains
Ladyburn!Boghall
j
Port-Monteith Manse! Calder Cottage
Post- Town.
POSTAGE DIRECTORY
INDEX.Page.
addresses to Her Majesty, . 256
ank Notes and Bank Post Bills, 255.merica, North, Mails to, . 289
lanks and Bankers, . . 307
inkers' Parcels, . . . 256
>eeds, ib.
last Indies, (Mails to,) . . 292
rope, Northern States, and GermanStates which are servedthrough
the Office of Tour and Taxis,
'oreign Mails, despatch of, from
Edinburgh,
Explosive articles not to be sent by
Post, ....?rance, Letters to, or byway of, 293 & 296
Jreece, Malta, and Ionian Islands,
(Mails to,)
Letters, delivery of in Edinburgh,
Foreign, . . . •
. containing articles of a brittle
nature, ....Coin, &c,bottles of liquid, &c,not to be sealed with wax when
sent to warm climates,
not to be delivered back,
Overcharged,Overweight,
by Private Ships to all Foreign
parts, .... 288
Seamen and Soldiers', . 257__— Table showing what Foreign
Letters may be sent unpaid,
and the lowest rates on those
which require payment in
advance, . . • 295
Mails, despatch of, from Edinburgh,
254, 261, & 288—— Routes of, from Edinburgh,
Railway, . . ib. &Cross, ....made up in Edinburgh to all
Foreign parts,
Marseilles, Steam Packets from, to
Leghorn, Athens, and the
East Indies,
Money Order Office, Regulations of,
Newspapers and Supplements,
to and from the British Colonies,
and Foreign Parts,
to France,
to and from the East Indies,
and Supplements from Abroad,
296
288
25S
292255288
258ib.
ib.
29325825725G
02304305
288
292255258
ib.
294259ib.
Newspapers by Private Ships,
Packets to Foreign parts, .
Parliamentary Proceedii
Periodical Works and Parliamentary
Proceeding* to France, .
Petitions to Parliament,
Principal Places Abroad, .
Post-Towns in Scotland, with 1>>
patches and Arrivals of ili>"
Mails, ....in England and Wales,
in Ireland,
Postage Stamps,
Postage, British rates of, .
— within British North America,
Foreign West Indies,
:
2
261
277
— France,
— French possessions in Africa.
29— North America,
— AY est Indies, .
— Greece, Malta, & Ionian [stands, "I
— Rates of, on Letter- and News-
papers to and passing thr<
France, . T .
Rates of, upon Foreign Fetters
sent by Liverpool P— Rates of, upon Foreign Li I
sent by Falmouth Packet .
i!..
ib.
lb.
ib. iib.
Rates of, upon Foreign Letter
sent by Hull Packi
Rates of, upon Foreign Letters
sent by Thames Pack
Prices Current, (print.
from the British Colo:
. France and China,
other Foreign Count ri
Printed Vote-, and Proceedinj
Parliament, and Colonial
gislatures,
Receiving Houses in Edinburgh,
Registered Letters to France,
Registration of Letter-. , •
Return of Post from ii« »»
Scotland,
Ship Letters,
Ship Letter Postage, persons exempt
from,
Stamps (date) on Lett •
Steam Packets from MaraeUl
Alexandria,
Syria, (Mails to,)
West India Packet Serrfci •
2fi t
il>.
254 POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
DESPATCH of LETTERS from Edinburgh, *ith the hours at winch the Box iClosed, and the Departure of the Mails.
MAILS FROM EDINBURGH.
PERTH and INVERNESS, via Queensferry,and Highland Road, .
ABERDEEN, (through Fife,) via Dundee,GLASGOW, 1st despatch— and Ireland, per
Railway, Glasgow and West of Scotland,LONDON, (day,) via Carlisle and Lancaster,thence by Railroad,
DUMFRIES, via Noblehouse and Castlc-Douo-.las, . .
°
GLASGOW, (day,) per Railway,DUNBAR COACH, via Tranent and Had-
dington,k
NORTH—Queensferry, Perth, Dundee, andAberdeen,
££'£«££W' (Ni&ht>) via ffphall, Bathgate,KhliWlLK, via Newcastle and Darlington,
thence by Railroad, .
LONDON, (night,) via Carlisle and Lancaster!thence by Railroad, .
Boxcloses at
4-30 in
4-30 m
7 m
7 m
G m2a
3-15 a
3-15 a8-45 a
9-15 a
915 a
Letters taken
POSTAGE DIRECTORY.- i
DELIVERY OF LETTERS.
First Delivery.—The first deliveryiimences at 7-30 m., and includes the
^letters by the Aberdeen, Perth, Glasgow(night,) London, Berwick, and North Mails,with the box letters to 7 in.
Si .oni) Delivery.—The second deli-
Tery commences at 12 noon, for Town let-
ters to 11-40 m. and East Lothian andLocal posts.
Third Delivery.—The third delivery
Commences at 4 a., and includes the letters
by the Dumfries and London, Glasgow dayand Irish Mails, with box letters to 3-15 a.
Fourth Delivery.—The fourth deli-
very commences about 6 a., and includes
the letters by the Aberdeen Mail, with boxletters to 5-15 a.
Sunday Delivery.—The delivery onSundays (to persons calling at the Office
only) takes place from 7-30 to 9 m., andfrom 4 to 5 a.
A system of Registration has beenadopted, and all Letters, whether contain-
ing Coin or not, can be
REGISTEREDOn payment of a registration fee of OneShilling, in addition to the ordinary rates
Of Postage on Inland and Colonial; as well
as on Ship or Foreign Letters, or Letters
passing through France. On those for
delivery within France, the charges, be-
sides the registration fee of one shilling,
will be the English rate to France, in ad-
dition to double the French rate to the
place on which the letter is addressed. Aprinted acknowledgment torn out of the
receipt book, and stamped with the office
stamp, will be given to any person regis-
tering a Letter. Registered Letters will
be taken at the General Post Office, at the
Receiving Houses, and by all Postmasters
throughout the United Kingdom, until
within half an hour of the closing of the
Box for the particular Mail or Bag by
which they are to be despatched. Regis-
tered Letters, bearing a sufficient number
of Stamps, will be considered paid letters,
but the registration fee of one shilling
must always be paid in money.In the case of Foreign, Colonial, or Ship
Letters, it must be clearly understood,
that registration cannot extend beyond the
port of despatch in the United Kingdom,
though parties, if they wish it, may regis-
ter such letters as far as the port of de-
spatch. Letters, however, addressed to
France, and letters passing through
France, are exceptions to this rule, the
French Post Office undertaking to providefor their security till they shall have beendelivered, if addressed to France, and solong as they remain in the French terri-tory, if passing through Frame.The arrangements for earning out the
system of registration have" been i
with the view of insuring the poodelivery of registered letters; on theirdelivery, the parties to whom they mayhave been addressed will be required toacknowledge in writing their receipt.
The system of Registration provides asecure mode of transmitting
BANK NOTES, BANK POST BILLS,DRAFTS, &e. &c,
and persons having occasion to send byPost small sums, will avoid risk by sendingthe money through the medium of
THE MONEY ORDER OFFICE,
now carried on, on the public account, at
the General Post Office. The commissionchargeable for Money Orders being re-
duced to
THREEPENCEON SUMS NOT EXCEEDING TWO I
and on sums above two, and
NOT EXCEEDING FIVE POUNDS, TOSIXPENCE.
No Order can be granted for sums be_\ mil
that amount.
These modes having been d<
pressly with a view to the Bei pro-
perty, it may reasonably be expect d that
all persons having occasion to In
money will avail themselves of the oppor-
tunity of securing it, and i . by
committing property dnbb«istM»d !>
the Letter boxes, risk j i
If, however, persons are willing to incur
such risk, should the articles forward
Notes, or Cheques payable at >
should be cut in halves, and the m
halves should not be dispatched until the
receipt of the first has been acknowledged.
The numbers, dates, and amounts -hould
also be carefully taken.
Money Orders may be obtain.
General" Post Office, and of ail 1' I
ters, and of the Chief Deput3Po tmas-
ters throughout the United Kingdom.
(For List of Post Towns and MlPlaces, see page 2G1.)
* * Incases where personal atl
is inconvenient, if the order i« >
by the person to whom it is made pa;.
and the patty presenting it for p*J
25G POSTAGE DIRECTORY,
can afford full information as to the Chris-
tian name, Surname, Address, and Occu-
pation of the person who originally ob-
tained the Order, payment will be made;
but unless these conditions are strictly
complied with, it will be refused.
Peers and Members of Parliament
no longer dispatch or receive correspon-
dence Free. Members of either House
are entitled to receive, free of charge,
Petitions to Parliament, provided that
each Petition is sent without a cover, or
in a cover open at the sides, and does not
exceed the weight of Thirty-two Ounces.
Addresses to her Majesty pass free.
With these exceptions, all Inland Letters
or Packets, including those from the
Channel Isles and the Isle of Man, if Pre-
paid, are subject to the following
RATES OF POSTAGE
:
Not exceeding half an oz. in weight,
One Penny. one oz. . Twopence
two oz. . Fourpence
three oz. . " Sixpence,
and so on, Two Rates being added for
every ounce up to Sixteen Ounces, beyond
which, with the following exceptions, no
packet, whether subject to Postage or no,
can be recoived.
1. Parliamentary Petitions and Ad-dresses to Her Majesty.
2. Parliamentary Proceeding*.
3. Letters and Packets addressed to or
received from Places beyond Sea.
4. Letters and Packets to and fromPublic Departments.
5. Deeds, if sent open, or in covers open
at the sides. They may be tied
with string and sealed, in order to
prevent inspection of the contents,
but they must be open at the sides
that it may be seen that they are
entitled to the privilege.
G. Bankers' Parcels despatched from
London, and specially delivered at
the General Post Office, under cer-
tain regulations.
With these exceptions, all Packets abovethe weight of Sixteen Ounces will be im-
mediately forwarded to the Dead Letter
Office.
Inland Letters or Packets put into the
unpaid Letter Boxes, are charged double
the amount of Postage to which, had they
been prepaid, they would have been liable.
The Scale of Weight in force for General
Post Letters is equally applicable to Let-
ters passing through the local penny posts
throughout the Kingdom, and to those
passing through the local Posts of Edin-burgh, London, and Dublin, the Regula-tions which restricted the weight of these
latter to Four Ounces having been abol-
ished. They are subject to the same Rulesand the same Charges as General PostLetters, and must be paid in advance, or
they will be liable to double the rate to
which they would otherwise be subject.
The same Regulation applies to Letters
prepaid by Money, where the full and pro-
per rate of Postage has not been paid ia
advance.
POSTAGE STAMPS.
Letters written on Stamped Paper, orenclosed in Stamped Covers, or having!
Stamps affixed to them, (the Stamps in,
every such case being equal to the rates
of Postage chargeable on such Letters if
prepaid,) will pass Free of all other Post-age charge in whatever part of the United:
Kingdom they may be posted.
In those cases where the value of Stampson the Letter is less than the amount of
the Postage to which it would be now lia-
ble, if prepaid, the letter will be charged]
double the amount of such difference oni
delivery. An Inland Letter, for example,weighing more than Half an Ounce andnot exceeding an Ounce, if bearing only aPenny Stamp, will be charged Twopenceon delivery.
Stamps may be used for Printed Votesand Proceedings in Parliament ; if the
Stamps, however, should be less in value
than the proper rate of Postage to whichthese documents are subject, only the dif-
ference, and not double the difference, is
charged.
Stamps (provided they cover the wholepostage) may also be used on Foreign,Colonial, and Ship Letters, &c, outwards.If any Letter, however, addressed to place3
beyond sea, to which prepayment is com-pulsory, shall bear an insufficient numberof Stamps, it will be sent to the Dead Let-
ter Office, to be returned, in all practi-
cable cases, to the writer. Stamps are
not permitted to be used on Letters ar-
riving in the United Kingdom from the
Colonies or Foreign Countries. In such
cases, therefore, Letters will be charge-
able with the same rates as they would be
if not bearing Stamps.
All these Regulations will be applicable
to Newspapers in those cases where they
are liable to Postage.
POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
Note.— Adhesive Stamps should beplaced on the front of the Letter, and uponthe right-hand corner on the upper side.
Should this direction not be attended tofrom the rapidity with which the dutymust be performed, Letters which bearStamps will frequently be taxed, while theParties receiving them will be put to muchtrouble in obtaining a return of the Post-age improperly charged. In all cases ofcomplaint, whether of overcharge or ofany other irregularity, the Covers of theLetters must invariably be kept and sent
to the Post Office, as affording the onlymeans of investigating the complaint.
ADHESIVE STAMPS AND ENVE-LOPES.
Every Postmaster, Sub-Postmaster, orLetter- Receiver, without exception, will
sell the Postage Label Stamps and Stamp-ed Envelopes to the Public at the follow-
ing Prices :
—
The Penny Label Stamps at Id. each.
The Twopenny ditto, . 2d.
The Penny Envelopes, 24 for 2s. 3d.,
or 2 for 2|d.
The Twopenny ditto, 12or 3 for 6id.
2s. 2d.,
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS,CAPTAIN'S STEWARDS, SEAMEN.AND SOLDIERS, to and from the East
Indies by the Overland Mails, " via Fal-
mouth," can send and receive Letters,
under the weight of half-an-ounce, on
their own private concerns only, while
they are employed in Her Majesty's Ser-
vice, or the Service of the East India
Company, for one penny.
Letters coming from a Seaman, orfroma Sergeant, Corporal, Trumpeter, or Pri-
vate Suldiei The Penny must be paid at
the time it is put into the Post Office.
The name of a Soldier or Sailor, his
Class or Description, and the name of the
Ship or Regiment, Corps or Detachment,
to which he belongs, must be specified.
And the Officer having the commandmust sign his name, and specify the nameof the Ship or Regiment, Corps or Detach-
ment, he commands.Letters going to Seamen or Soldiers.—
The Penny must be paid at the time it is
put into the Post Office, and the direction
must specify the class of person, and the
Ship, Regiment, or Corps to which he
belongs.
The postage upon Soldiers' and Sea-
men's Letters received from parts beyond
sea, without the penny having been pre-
paid, is twopence in addition to the BUbLetter gratuity, if receded by PmatiSnip.
Threepence Postage is charged onters addressed to Soldiers and &either of the followingGambia, Surra Leone. I
Cape Coast Castle, Fernando I
of Africa, Ascension (1-1,.
lo St Helena, the East IndSouth Wales, one penny, g anjSoldiers' Letters from Abroad !
Ships are chargeable with thrV Warrant Office: . t |ieArmy or Navy, or I f t |ieNavy, are not entitled ;
mit Letters at less than the usual rates ofPostage.
Soldiers' and Searmliable to any additional rate npondirection; but all other Lktidirected, become, on rediri
to fresh rates of p jbut wl
letter has been pre-paid, and tl
for whom it was intended I
place to which it has been addressed, theletter may be forwarded t"
the United Kingdom, for an ..
rate, to be paid on delivery.
Overcharged Lettireturned at the Windows of I
Letter Office from 10 a.m. till 4 p.m.,
and by the Post-Masters in any CountryOffice.
Printed Votes and Pi:
Parliament, or of the Coloni w. I.
latures, are charged
—
Under four ounces, Id.
Above four and under eight oun
Above eight and under twelve i
and so on.
Such Yrotes and Pre
paid or unpaid, pass at t
places in the United K
the Colonics, by packet. i> I
to which there are n
South Wales for instanci . > ti, . • iay be
forwarded "by Prirate S
the above rates. They are I
forwarded to the East In 'uth
and Alexandria, nor to plaeea '!
France,, under the full ral
Postage. The V
authorized (if he shall see tit) to
transmission of Printed VetM tad
ceedings in Parliament for
exceeding twenty-four hours
time at which the
have been forwarded.
Coin BHOUtn N>>r. i
TLULD LtTILKS, H
258 POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
great increase in the number of MoneyLetters having rendered it impossible,
without hazard to the punctual despatch
of the Mails, to continue the former prac-
tice of entering the addresses of such Let-
ters, and of taking receipts for them on
delivery to the parties to whom they were
addressed ; such practice being now adopt-
ed in the case of Registered Letters only.
Bottles containing liquid, and otherARTICLES OF A BRITTLE NATURE, should
not be forwarded through the Post, as
they are almost invariably broken either
by the operation of stamping or by the
friction of the Mail Coaches. It is, be-
sides, improper so to transmit such arti-
cles, as by accidents to them the seals of
Letters in the bags may be damaged, the
Letters mutilated, or their Addresses en-
tirely effaced. For similar reasons, arti-
cles having sharp or hard edges should
not be transmitted through the Post : and
the Act 3 and 4 Victoria, cap. 96, ex-
pressly directs that no letter shall be sent
by Post containing any explosive orOTHER DANGEROUS MATERIAL OR SUB-
STANCE.STAMPS.
The date shows when the letters werereceived at the Post Office.
The circular stamp, at the back of the
letter, is used when the postage is to be
paid on delivery, or has been pre-paid bystamps.
Ditto, on the face of the tetter, with
the word " paid," when the postage has
been paid at the time of posting the letter.
Letters not to be Delivered Back.—To prevent the possibility of Letters
b ing surreptitiously obtained from the
Offices where put in, office-keepers are
strictly forbid returning, to any persons
whomsoever, letters that may be applied
for, under whatever circumstances the re-
covery may be urged. This is, moreover,
forbid by the established principle, that the
instant a letter is committed to the Post, it
is no longer the property of the Sender.
Penalties By the 1st Victoria, cap.
3G, sec. 2, any person illegally conveyingLetters, incurs a penalty of £5 for everyoffence, and .£100 for every week the
practice is continued. The Sender also
incurs a penalty of £5 for every offence,
with full Costs of Suit.
NEWSPAPERS AND SUPPLEMENTSTO NEWSPAPERS.
It is not compulsory to send Newspapersor Supplements to Newspapers by the
Post but those that are intended to be so
transmitted, are entitled to pass free. AllNewspapers must be sent in covers, openatthe sides, and noM'ords or communicationmay be printed on such papers after the
same shall have been published ; nor mustthere be any writing or marks upon anynewspaper, or the cover, other than the
name and address of the person to whom it
is sent ; nor any paper or thing enclosed
or concealed in, or with such Newspaperor the cover, nor any printed words orcommunication on the cover, except th.it
Newsvenders only may print their namesand addresses thereon. Newspapers maybe examined by the Officers of the PostOffice ; and if there be any breach of the
above regulations, the packet is chargeable
with treble the amount of postage whicha letter of the same weight would havebeen liable to. And any person who shall
write or enclose any thing in any News-paper or the cover thereof, or shall print
any words or communication on a News-paper, after it shall have been published,
to be sent by the Post; or any person whoshall knowingly send, or cause to be sent,
by the Post, a Newspaper, in respect of
which any one of those offencos has beencommitted, may, at the option of the
Postmaster- General, be prosecuted as for
a misdemeanour.Newspapers pass free by the Edinburgh
Local Posts, except in those cases wherethey shall be posted and delivered within
the limits, for the time being, of the Ge-neral Post Delivery, when the postage is
one penny on each Newspaper.%* As the mere affixing a Newspaper
Stamp on any new periodical publication
will not entitle it, as a matter of course,
to pass free by the Post, those who maybe about to publish, for the first time, anysuch paper, should submit a copy to the
Postmaster-General, in order that it maybe determined whether the publication is
of a nature that will entitle it to pass free
of postage.
Clause of the Act of 1st Victoria, cap. 34,sec. 32." And be it further enacted, that in all
cases in which a question shall arise, whe-ther a printed Paper is entitled to the
privileges of a Newspaper or other Publi-
cation hereby privileged, so far as respects
the transmission thereof by the Post underthe Post Office Acts, the question shall be
referred to the determination of the Post-
master-General, whose decision, with the
concurrence of the Lords of the Treasury,
shall be final.
Newspapers from the British Colonies
POSTAGE DIRECTORY.259
arc delivered free of Postage at any place
within the British dominions : those for
persons who may have removed may beforwarded by Post, free of charge, pro-vided they have not been opened at the
place to which they were originally ad-
dressed.
NEWSPAPERS TO THE BRITISH COLONIESAND FOREIGN PARTS.
Newspapers liable to the Stamp Dutymay be forwarded to the British Colonies
and Possessions by her Majesty's PacketBoats, free of the duty of Postage, pro-
vided the same be duly stamped and madeup open at the ends, and put into any Post
Office within seven days after the day of
Publication.
Newspapers may also be forwarded to
the Colonies by Private Ships for a I
age of One Penny each, to som ,
Parts free, and to others for a Postage ofTwopence each, to be paid at the time ofputting in, under the same regulations anto date, &c.
Newspapers printed in the Britishlonies, brought to Great Britain or Irelandby Packet Boats, if made up wii
covers, or in covers open at the ends, aredelivered within the United Kingdom freeof Postage.
Newspapers to the East Indies are for-
warded by the Packet via Maipayment of twopence with eachMail is made up in London on tln> Fourthof every month, except it ha to Fall
on a Sunday, when it is made up on thefollowing day.
BRITISH COLONIES AND FOREIGN PARTS
;
To which Newspapers are sent by Packet free of Postage.
AdenAntiguaBahamaBarbadoesBerbiceBermudaCanadaCariacouDemeraraDominica
BRITISH COLONIES
Gibraltar
GrenadaHalifax
Heligoland
India via FalmouthIonian Islands
Jamaica Islands
MaltaMoutserrat
Nevis
New BrunswickNewfoundlandNova Scotia
QuebecSt Kitts
St Lucia
St Vincent
TobagoTortola
Trinidad
FOREIGN
Brazil
BremenBuenos AyresCaraecas
ColombiaCuxhavenDenmarkFranceGreeceHamburg
PARTS.
llavti, or ?
HondurasLa Gi
I, iii..
Malta
OldenburgPeruSpain
FOREIGN PARTS
;
To which a Postage of Twopence each Newspaper must be paid at the time of«v*.i . i _a!.^ ^r X. .*i. « rt » . nnj
Continent of Europe-
South America.,
United States of America
GuadaloupeMartiniqueSurinamSt Croix
St ThomasSt Martin's
Cuba, or HavannahEgyptSyria
Newspapers to France are forwarded
free of charge to the Sender. A rate of
four centimes (nearly equivalent to One
Halfpenny) will be charged upon delivery
in France.
Newspapers from Abroad.—News-
papers arriving from those "Foreign
Parts" to which Newspapers are despatched
free, are delivered free of Postage, except
those from France, which are charged
Brazil
Buenos Ayres
Peru
India and the Mediterranean, via Marseill
With the exception of F.
those places mentioned in
preceding list of "I rts"
as "sent free of TWith the exception
Caraccaai iliia
ivra
One Halfpenny each. From pit*
to which they are not despatched
Newspapers are charged here l
cadi All Newspapers must I
i„ the language of the Country from v
they are sent, unless speciallj
bv the Lords of the Treaaurj;
persons who have removed, i
girected to them al anj,
United Kingdom, free ol
vided they have not been opened at i
260 POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
place to which they were originally ad-
dressed.
Newspapers by Private Ships, if put
into the Office within seven days after the
date of publication, are forwarded to the
Cape of Good Hope, Mauritius or Isle of
of France, Sydney, New South Wales,Van Diemen's Laud, Swan River, SouthAustralia, Chili, Peru, Guatimala, and the"Western Coast of America, and the EastIndies, on payment of One Penny witheach paper; to St Helenaandthe WesternCoast of Africa— viz., St Mary's RiverGambia, Sierra Leone, Cape Coast Castle,
Fernando Po, and Ascension (Isle), atthe same rate ; to China, and places notBritish, on payment of Twopence each,under the above regulations as to date, &c.*** All Newspapers forwarded by
Private Ships, except those between Portsin Great Britain and Ireland must be paidfor when put in.
The undermentioned Printed Pk icesCurrent hiving obtained the sanction ofthe Lords of the Treasury, pass throughthe Post Office to the Colonies and ForeignParts at One Penny each, provided the)'
contain simply the names and prices ofarticles; the names and addresses of theparties dealing in such articles must beexcluded :
—
-Annual SuplcmenttoI London Mercantile
Price Current. Price Current.British Shipsentered Mercantile Journalinwardsandcleared Nicholsjn's Newoutwards from andto places within the
limits of the EastIndia Company'sCharter.
Commercial DailyList.
Lloyd's List.
London New Price
_ Current.
Price Current.Prince's Price Cur-rent.
Sound List.
Trades' List
Universal Corn Re-porter
Weten hall's Courseof the Exchange.
Each Copy to be made up in the sameform as a Newspaper, witk covers open atthe end.
The words "Price Current" to bewritten or printed immediately above theaddress
; otherwise the paper will be liable
to full letter postage.
Every Price Current to be posted withinseven days after its publication
; and noone can be forwarded a second time with-out being charged with full letter post-age.
Any writing, or mark for reference, orinitial on such papers or their covers,beyond the address and the designation•' Price Current," will subject them to thefull rates of letter postage.
Printed Prices Current, and Commer-cial Lists, from the British Colonies,France, and China, are admitted into theUnited Kingdom at the reduced rate ofone Penny each, whether conveyed byPacket or Private Ship.
Printed PricesCurrent,and CommercialLists, from any foreign country, exceptFrance and China, are now admitted intothe United Kingdom at the reduced rateef Twopence each.
Prices Current, and Commercial Lists,from the British Colonies, passing throughthe United Kingdom, are liable to a postageof Twopence each, to be paid at the timeof being posted.
Prices Current, and Commercial Lists,from the British Colo ues, passing throughFrance to the United Kingdom, are liableto a postage of Twopence each.
Prices Current, and Commercial Lists,published in the United Kingdom, if dulystamped, and under the weight of twoounces, will be treated as Newspapers, andenjoy the Newspaper privileges—the sanc-tion of the Postmaster-General hav ; ngbeen previously obtained.
LIST OF
POST-TOWNS & SUB-OFFICES IN SCOTLAND,WITH TABLE,
Giving the Distance of each Post- Town from Edinburgh, and the DUttmet andDirection of the Sub from the Principal Office ; also, the Arrival and Dtmattk • rMails at Edinburgh, and at the Principal and Sub-Offices, thus affiorduc/ ill-
opportunity of calculating, in all cases, the " Retukn of Post."
The Sub-Offices are in Italics.
The Figures placed opposite the Sub- Offices in the 2d. 5th, and 6th Columns, reftr onhj
to their connexion with the respective Offices under which >l"-ii "-•• plaa i 2
Column shows th' Distance and Direction of the Sub from tic' Principal
the Despatchfrom Principal ; and the 6th, the Arrival at Principal from Sub-"
Distance from
Edin
Aberbrothwick via Fife
Aberbrothwick via PerthAberchirder to Banff
Aberdeen via Fife
Aberdeen via PerthAberdour, 1st
Aberdour, 2dAberfeldy
Aberfoy'e to DouneAberlady to Haddington
Aberlour to Craigellachie
Abernethy to NewburghAbington to GlasgowAb yneAirdrie
Airdrie
Alexandria to GlasgowAfford to Aberdeen -
Alloa, 1st dis.
Alloa, 2d dis. .
Alness to Inverness
Alva to Stirling
Al;/th to MeigleAmulree to Dunkeld .
Annan .
AnnanAnstrutherAppinArdentinny to GreenockArdersier via Perth .
Ardersier via AberdeenArdnamurchan to 1
Strontian . .
)
Ardrossan 1st
Ardrossan, 2dArisaig to Fort-William
ArosArrochar to GlasgowAshkirh to Hawick
61
111
133
17
154
32
30
Principal to
Sub.Ortice.
34139
166
231
76
83
151
9 S.W.
15i S.W.5 N.
2 W.3AW.37 S.E.
19 N.W.26 W.
33 N.
7 E.
4 N.
10 S.W.'9
|—
Assynt to Golspie
Auchenblae to Lau- \ i
rencekirk . • j
Auchenrairn to Castle- \
Douglas . • )
15 N.W.
35 N.W.
40 N.W.
37 N.W.6A N.
51 W.
5N.
8 S.
Starts fromEdinburgh.
30 m.a.
30 m.a.
30 m.a.
30 m.
a.
40 m.
30 a.
30 m.
a.
7 m.
2 40 a.
5 30 m.
9 30 a.
5 30 m.
4 a.
7 40 va.
9 30 a.
9 30 a.
Arrives at
Destination.
12 noon
1 m.
5 7 a.
6 22 m.
9 m.7 a.
4 0a
25 m.
a.
m.
10 45 m.
9 a.
:, 60 a,
S 15 m.
2 lit a.
r_' 20 m.
3 30 in.
5 45 a.
6 16 a.
S ..I m.
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4."i in.
30 a.
(i a.
rn.
a.
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7
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3
3\'J ..u m.
8 30 m.10 II m.
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8
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3
7
311
1
30 in.
m.in a.
a.
30 m.
5 in.
I 25 i
12 40 a.
."• 15 a.
C a.
10 50 a,
ii in.
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Arrive* at
4 20 a.
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i 20 a.
I in.
I a.
m.
a.
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4 ii in.
m.
1
1 in.
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a.
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n.
il M in.
2 u a.
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4 20 in.
1 a.
I m.
2 a. 11 m.
4 in a. 4 20 m.
POST-TOWNS AND SUB-OFFICES IN SCOTLAND.Distance
From From Friuc. Starts from Arrives atEdin. toSub-Omui Edinburgh. Destination.
Burrowstonness . —Bo'hwell to Glasgow —Bowmone to Bowmore
;
—Bonmore, 4 times a-vveek 190
Bracadale to Broadford
Braco
7\ S.E.
3 S.W.
2 40 a.
Start -
Return. !
.1. I- Noon-
Brae to Lerwick
Braemar to Ballater
Brechin via Fife . 71
Brechin via Perth
Bridge ofAllan to Stirlg
Bridge of Earn, 1st .
Bridge of Earn, 2ndBridge of Weir to
Paisley
Broadford, thrice a-week
Brodick to Ardrossan
BroughtyFerry toDundee
B) owgMyFerry toDundeeBroxburn,Brucklaw to AberdeenBuckieBucklyvie to Stirling
Bunessan to ArosBurghead to Elgin
Burntisland, 1st
Burntisland, 2nd
Burravoe to Lerwick
Busby to GlasgowByth to Turriff
Cairndow to GlasgowCairnryan to GlasgowCallander .
Cambuslang to GlasgowCamelon to Falkirk .
CampbeltonCanonbie, 1st Dis.
Canonbie, 2ndCarlisle
Carlisle .
Carluke to Airdrie
Carabost to Broadford
Caradale to Tarbert
Carinish to LochmaddyCarnock to Dunfermline
Carnoustie via Fife .
Carnoustie via Perth
Carnwath to Lanark .
Carr BridgeCarron to Falkirk
Oirronshore to Falkirk
Carsphairn to AyrCastle Douglas .
Castleton to Thurso .
Cathcart to GlasgowCairine to Mauchline
Cawdor to Nairn / .
21 N.W.
18 W.
1 5 a.
G
4 20 m.
•J
"ITuea & l'ri v
3£N.
—. 6 W.
2004 —14 W.4i E.
32 N.
5 30 m.4 a.
5 30 m.4 a.
6 15 a.
6 15 m.
10 m.
8 30 a.
1 1
•J 15 m.4 4:. a,
5 45 m.
5 a.
10 a.
I in.
I ».
ft.
1 in.
— i 4 30 m.
5 30 m. 10 a.
52
176
79
15 W.
POST-TOWNS AND SUB-OFFICES IN SCOTLA
,]
Do illy to MayboleDairsie to Cupar- Fife
Dalb attie to Castle
DouglasDalkeith, 1st Dis.
Dalkeith. 2d Dis.
Dalkeith,. 3d Dis.
I) dnacardoch to Blair- }
Athole . . . j
DalmaUy to GlasgowDalmdlington to AyrDalmuir to GlasgowDairy to Castle DouglaDairy (Ayrshire) to
GlasgowDalrymple to AyrDalsivinton to DumfriesDamhead to Kinross
Denholm to HawickDennyDennyloanhead to DennyDingwall .
Dirleton to HaddingtonDollar to Alloa .
Dolphinton to Noble-)house
j
DornochDouglasDouglasDouneDrotnore to Stranraer
Drumlithie to StonehavenDrumnadrochit to In-
verness
Drymen to DumbartonDuffiis to Elgin
Dumbarton, 1st Dis
Dumbarton, 2d Dis.
Dumfries, 1st Dis.
Dumfries, 2d Dis.
Dunbar, 1st Dis.
Dunbar, 2d Dis.
Dunbar, 3d Dis.
D mbeathDunblaneDun Cow to DumfriesDundee via Fife
Dundee via PerthDunfermline, 1st Dis.
Dunfermline, 2d Dis.
Dunglass to GlasgowDunkeldDunnett to ThursoDunning to Br. of EarnDunoonDunoonDunscore to DumfriesDunseDuntocher to Glasgow
Distance
From From Princ. Starts fromEdin to Sub-Office Edinburgh.
35
178
21341
43
59
28
24646
446615
59
6 S.
3 E.
9E.
ION.
76 N. W.14 S. E.
9 N. W.16 N. W24 S. W.
6 S. E.
7 N.6 N.6E.
2 S.
8£ N. E.
7 N. E.
8 W.
20 S. E.
7 S. W.
14 S. W.
12 N.6 N.
5£
12 N. W,
9 E.
9 W.
8 N.W.
7 30 m.
4 a.
10 30 a.
9 30 a.
5 30 m.
5 30 m.
9 30 a.
9 30 a.
2 40 a.
9 30 a.
7 m.
9 30 a.
6 m.
4 a.
10 a.
5 30 m.
9 30 a.
5 30 m.
4 a.
5 30 m.
4 U a.
5 30 m.
7 40 m.
9 30 a.
10 a.
Arrives at
;ition.
8 30 m.
5 a.
7 30 m.
Starts on.rii.
11 ;
9 40 in.
6 30 in.
I a.
10 a.
3 a.
Arri\
7 m.
3 30 m.
8 m.
12 noon
9 40 m.
44_ |11 N. W.
|
3d n.
in.
a.
in.
m.30 a
.
15 in.
20 a.
20 tn.
11 15 m.
11 18 a.
8 ID.
6 30 a.
12 15 a.
4 3<» a.
10 in.
5 45 in.
3 30 m.s 30 in.
30 m.
30 m.
8 30 in.
10 30 in.
i in.
9 in.
7 in.
7 a.
10 30 a.
I in.
11 10 m.
1... m.
a.
iii.
ii a.
(I a.
a.
3u m.
i m.
6 30 m.
7 ii rn.
7 40 a.
8 ii ru.
> in.
2 a.
I a.
12 4.
9 o a.
1 ni.
I 1
10
6 16
2 i' in.
2 •
7 (i in.
in 80 in-
in.
4 a.
a.
I a.
a.
I a.
12 noon
3
1
9
a.
a.
a.
a.
45 a.
15
in.
in.
4
1 a.
' a.
> m.
.' ro.
II 1
i
5 a.
1
POST TOWNS AND SUB-OFFICES IN SCOTLAND.Distance
ironi.diii
From Princto Sub-Office
Fwie via Fife
Fyvie via Perth
Gairlochhead to He- )
lensburgh }
Galashiels, 1st Dis.
Galashiels, 2d Dis.
GaUton to Kilmarnock
Garderhouse to Lerwick
Garlieston
GarmoutA to Fochabers
Gartmore to Doune .
Garve to DingwallGatehouse
Gifford to HaddingtonGilston to Castle Douglas
Girvan, 1st Dis.
Girvan, 2d Dis.
Glammis to Forfar
Gfammis to Meigle
Glasgow, 1st Dis.
Glasgow, 2d Dis.
Glasgow, 3d Dis. .
G/ewarse to Perth
Gl ncarse to PerthGlendaruel to GlasgowGlenelg to Locbalsh .
Glenlivet to Balin-
dalloch
Ghulocher to Castle
DouglasGlenluee
GlenmorrisontoTavemessGolspie .
Gussaburgh to Lerwick
Gourock to Greenock,1st Dis.
Gourock to Greenock, ?
2d Dis. S
Govan to Glasgow,lst Dis
Goyan toGIasgow,2d Dis
Grahamston to Falkirk
Grangemouth, 1st Dis.
Grangemouth, 2d Dis.
Grantown via Perth .
Grautown via Aberdeen,
Greenbank to Lerwick
Greenlaw to DunseGreenock, 1st Dis.
Greenock, 2d Dis.
Gretna to Carlisle
Gretna to Carlisle
Guardbridge to St An- ?
drews S
Gullan to Haddington
145
120
105
97
44
140
224
27
143
218
m
71 w.
5E.
15 N.W.
5N.18£ S.W.14 S.W.
4J-S.
2JS.
5 W.7AE.
6E.
9 S.
6 S.
3 W.
26 S.W.
37 N. E.
3 W.
2i W.
1 N.
8 W.
9| N.W.
4 W.
% N.E.
Starts fromEdinburgh.
.Arrives at
Destination.
5 30 m.
4 a.
7 30 m.
10 30 a.
7 m.
7 m.
7 40 m.
9 30 a.
7 40 m.
2 40 a.
9 30 a.
7 m.
5 30 m.
40 m.
40 a.
30 m.
0a.
40 m.
30 a,
9
10
a.
m.
11 in.
2 30 m.
9 30
11 30 a.
11 30 a.
1 a.
10 10 m.5 10 a.
3 20 m.
11 in.
9 30 m.
11 ni.
10 ft.
6 3u in.
J6 On,
JTn.&Fr\3 a.
41; &.
o in.
in.
oO in.
20 m.
1
10.")
12
8
6 30 in.
12
7
II
3
m.
in.
10 a.
3 m.
9 59 m.
12 IS a.
lo 30 a.
6 30 m3 ir> a,
in.
Irregular
6 a.
6 30 m.
8 ft.
2 3o m.
4 89 ft.
6 in.
Tu.
in.
12 ft.
2 oa.
4 2
in.
4I
8
2 -
y 2
8 m. 3 a.
10 20 m.
a.
30 a.
1 ft.
: i
0a.m.
On,
POST-TOWNS AND SUB-OFFICES IN SCOTLAND.Distance from
Ediu
9.m
64
Johnstone to Paisley .
Johnston Bridy to Moffat
Jura to Lochgilphead
Keith via Perth
Keith via Aberdeen .
Keithhall . . . 12<
KelsoKltonhill to Castle-
Douglas
K .tuiore to Aberfeldy
Kennowuy to Levea .
Kettle
Kdbarchan to Paisley
Kilbimie to Beith
Kilbride to Lochmadily
Kilbride, E , to GlasgowKilbride, West, to Ar- )
drossan . £
Kilchrennan to Inverary
KHfinnan to GlasgowKid am to Glasgow .
Killin to Callander .
Kilmarnock . .
KilmarnockKTlmaurs to Kilmarnock
KHmua to GreenockKilmure to Portree .
Kilpatrick, N. to Glasgow
Kilpatrick, O. to GlasgowKilsyth to Glasgow .
Kilwinning to Irvine
Kincard.ne .
KincardineKincardine O'Xeil to
)
Aberdeen . )
Kinyairloch to Strontian
KinghornKingussie
Kinlochmoidart to )
Strontian . )
Kinross, 1st Dis.
Kinross, 2d Dis.
Kintore . .
Kintail to Lochalsh .
Kippen to Stirling
Kirkbean to DumfriesKirkcaldyKirkcaldy
KirkcaldyKirkconnel to Sanquhar
KirkcudbrightKirkinner to WigtownKirkintulloch to Glasgow
Kirkliston
Kirknewton, 1st
Kirknewton, 2dKirkmichael to Maybole
i rincipal to
iub-Office.
9 S.E.
25 N.W.
25
Starts fromfc-dinbureli.
Arrives at
Destination.
-
Keturn.
115
27
140
98
8
11
2S.W.
6 W.3 N.W.
6
POST-TOWNS AND SUB-OFFICES IN 9COTI.AND. 271
FromEdin.
Distance
From Prine.to Sub-office.
Libberton, 2tl Dis.
Lilliesleaf to Selkirk
Lindores to Newburgh
Linkshouse tL erwick
Linlithgow .
Linlithgow
Linton to NoblehouseI. in wily to Perth
Lismore to Appin£</«« to Linlithgow
Loanhead, 1st Lis. .
I.oanhead. 2d Dis.
Lpchalsh, Tu. Fr. Sun.
Tactions to Stranraer
Lochcarron to Dingwall
Lochearnhead to Cal-
)
lander . .)
Zochee to DundeeLochee to I undee
Lochgilphead
Lochinver to Golspie
Lochmaben to Lockerby
Lochmaddy, Tu. Fr. Su.
Lochwinnoch to Paisley
Lochwinnoch to Paisley
Lockerby .
Lockerby .
Lqgierait to DunkeldLonghope to Kirkwall
Longloan to Glasgow
LongtownLongtownLossiemouth to Elgin
Zuss to GlasgowLybster to Golspie
Macduff to Banff
Macdiffto BanffMarkinchMarkinchMaryhill to GlasgowMart/hill to GlasgowMarijkirk to MontroseMauchlineMavbole, 1st Dis.
Maybole, 2d Dis.
Meigle
ilf ?6y to Lerwick
MelroseMelvich to ThursoM ustrie to Stirling .
Methlick to AberdeenMethven to Perth
16
500
125
504
71
86
19
64S6i
36
6S.24 E.
41 N. E.
3 N.W.95 N.7 W.4 W.
3S.E.51 S.W.
14 N.W.
2 N.W.
65 W.
4 W.
8 W.
8 W.16 S.W.
8 E.
6 N.E.
28 N.W.
40f N.E.
1|E.
4 N.W.
7 N.W.
18 W.5 E.
22 N.
6 W.
Starts from Arrives at
Edinburgh. Desti
4 a.
7 40 m.2 40 a.
7 30 m.
4 a.
5 30 in.
9 30 a.
5 30 ra.
7 0m2 40 a..
7 30 m.
10 30 a.
30 m.
9 30 a.
7 4li m.
9 30 a.
5 30 m.
10 30 a.
4 30 a.
-i
9 m.4 a.
9 m.5 3D a.
uncertain
Starts onReturn.
2 a.
-I
uncertain
3 a.
6 30 m.
-I4 56 a.
8 30 m.
6 m.
6 a.
6 in.
Tu. h Fri.
1 40 a.
6 a.
9 IS m.
[0 46 m.
10 10 in.
9 in.
9 a.
uncertain
4 a.
5 m.
11 50 m.
7 m.
12 15 a.
6 in.
6 in.
Mo. & Th7 15 m.uncertain
4 30 in.
4 4t) a.
6 a.
7 in.
12 411 a.
3 a.
7 4."> in.
5 it a.
in 30a5 27 in.
1 II a.
;; n a.
3 30 in.
in 29 in.
Arri
Edinburgh.
I a.
8 m.
2 'I a.
W & Sat.
230 a,
4 20 in.
in.
1 u a.
In ii in.
1 1 1. 1.
I 30 m.
uncertain
4 (I in.
1 30 a.
1 45 a.
12 ii a.
9 n ...
4 20 in.
I a.
W. & Sat.
2 30 a.
uncertain
12 4ii a.
8 -I'l a.
4 20 in.
•_
11 4.". in.
in.
a.
2 10 a.
1 30 in.
2 "
9 -t"
• ...
8 15 in.
10 m.
|(( 15 a.
11 15 in.
1 10 a,
- I
(1 i) in.
7 -li> m.
573 POST-TOWNS AND SUB-OFFICES IN SCOTLAND.
Distance
FromEclin
Mey to ThursoMid-CalderMid-CalderMillport to LargsMilnathort to Kinross
Milnathort to Kinross
Milnathort to Kinross
Milngavie to GlasgowMilngavie to GlasgowMilton to GlasgowMintlaw . .
Moffat
Moffat
Moniave to Thornhill
Monkton to GlasgowMontrose vj« Fife
Montrose via PerthMonymusk to AberdeenMoodiesbum to GlasgowMortlachto Craigellauhie
Morrern to ObanMossat to Aberdeen .
JSIossbank to Lerwick
Mountbog to Big-gar .
ilfoy to Inverness
M'lM'kart to Alloa
Muirdrum to CarnoustieMi(ir</rii/)i to Carnoustie
Mnii kirk to DouglasMunlochy to FortroseMusselburgh, 1st
Musselburgh, 2ndMusselburgh, 3rdMusselburgh, 4th
Muthill to Stirling
Nairn vt'ffl PerthNairn irc'a Aberdeen.N'dlston to Glasgow .
Newabbey to DumfriesNewburgh Fife
Newburgh Fife
Newcastleton to Lang.holm
AViu Cumnock to San- i
quhar £Newdeer to AberdeenJVew Galloway to )
Castle Douglas |Newmills to KilmarnockNewmills Dunfermline2Veu; Pitsligo to MintlawNewport .
NewportNewton Mearns to )
GlasgowJ
Newton Stewart
12
15151
7092
175212
40
41
125
i ]i 'in Princto Sub-Office
14 E.
5 S.
2 N.
8 N.W.
9 N.W.
7 N.W.33 S.W.
20 W.7 N.E.
5 S.E.
20 N.
33 W.
30 N.
5 N.E.12 S.
9| N.E.
2| N.
10 W.5i W.
20 N.
10 S.W.7*8.
9i E.
12 W.
29 N.
14 N.W.
7 E.
5 W.10 N.W.
Starts fromEdinburgh.
12 Onoon9 30 a.
a.
m.
9 30 a.
30 m.a.
6 m.12 a.
4 a.
10 a.
5 30 m.4 a.
5 30 m.4 a.
5 30 m.4 a.
7 m.
Arrives at
Destination
2 a.
7 30 m.
11 15 m.12 40 a.
8 10 m.
18 a.
20 m.
6 30 m.12 45 a.
4 3510 40
a.
a.
11
8
m.a.
30 m.m.
10 30 m.
7 15 m.
6 a.
Starts onReturn.
m.
30 a.
a.
a.
m.20 a.
3040
8 106 158 153 308 506 51)
7
1
3 20r>i>
7
6
Tu91 57
11 1030453045
9 303 458
1 208 45
m.a.
m.m.
m.a.
m.m.in.
a.
m.a.
a.
m.m.
m.Fri
m.m.m.m.a.
m.a.
m.a.
a.
m.m.
a.
m.m.m.
45 a.
a.
30 m.
1 30 a.
Arrives.it
Edinburgh.
7
POST-TOWNS AND SUB-OFFICES IN SCOTLAND.
roni From .trine.
Edin. toSub-Office
]
Newton StewartNoblehouseNorham to BerwickNorth Berwick .
North QueensferryNorth QueensferryNunton to LochmaddvObanOchiltree to Cumnock
Old Aberdeen to
Aberdeen
Old Meldrum via Fife
Old Meldrum via PerthOld Rain .
Ollaberry to Lerwick
Ormiston to Tranent
.
Orton to Keith .
Paisley
Paisley
Parkgate to Moffat .
Parkhead to GlasgowParkhill .
Parlick to Glasgow .
Partiek to Glasgow .
.Partem toCastle-Douglas
Pathhead to Kirkcaldy
Pathhead to KirkcaldyPatna to Ayr .
Paxton to Berwick .
Peebles
Pencaitland, TranentPennycuick, 1st
Pennycuick, 2dPemvherry to Ballantrae
PerthPerthPeterheadPitcaph to AberdeenPitlessie to Cupar-Fife
Pitlochrie
Pitslic/o to Mintlaw .
PittenweemPointzfield to CromartyPollockshaivs to GlasgowPollockshaws to GlasgowPolmont, Falkirk
Polnackie to Castle-
DouglasPooleive to Dingwall .
PortaskaigPort-Bannatyne to ]
Rothesay . . j
Port-Glasgow .
Port-Glasgow .
Portmahomack to Tain
Distance
'273
17
2311
134
130
152145
49
196
22
10
44
141
71
33
152
64
9 W.
19 S.W.
4 W.
IN.
35 N.W.
2iS.9 W.
12 S.
2 S.E.
3 N.W.
8 N.W.|N.E.
9 S.E.
4 N.W.
3h S.E.
9N. E.
21 N.
4 S.W.
10 N.W.
ffW.3 S.
3E.
6 S.E.
67 W.
Starts fromEdinburgh.
9 30 a.
7 m.
4 a.
5 30 m.
4 a.
irregular
9 30 a.
Arrives at
Destination.
1 30 m.
8 55 m.
Starts on , Arrive* uKeturn.
! Edinburgh.
7 40 m.
9 30 a.
5 30 m.
2\ N.W. —
13 E.
.
274 POST-TOWNS AND SUB-OFFICES IN SCOTLAND.
Port-Monteith to DounePortnessock to Stranraer
Portobello, 1st .
Portobello, 2d .
Portobello, 3d .
Portpatrick
Portree, thrice a-weekPortsoyPortwilliam
Preston to DumfriesPrestonkirkPrestonkirk
PrestonkirkPrestonpans, 1st
Prestonpans, 2dPrestonpans 3d
Rachan Mill
Rannoch to Pitlochrie
Passat/ to BroadfordRathoRatho
Reaforth to Lerwick
Renfrew to Paisley
Renfrew to Paisley
Renton to DumbartonRhynie to AberdeenRosehearty to Fraserburgh
Roseneath to Helensburgh
Roslin, 1st
Roslin, 2dRothes to KeithRothesayRolhiemay to HuntlyRow to HelensburghRutherglen to GlasgowRutherglen to Glasgow
Distance
From From l'linc.
Edin. to Sub-OfficeStarts fromEdinburgh
137270164
139
9,9.
St AndrewsSt Boswell's Green .
St Cyrus to BervieSt Margaret's Hope to 1
Kirkwall . . £St Ninians to Stirling
Saline to DunfermlineSallybwgh to HolytownSaltcoats . .
Saltcoats
Salton to TranentSanday to Kirkwall .
Sandhead to Stranraer
Sunilaess to Lerwick .
SanquharScoone to Perth
30
9G
4040
7G
100
10 w.16 S.E.
13 S.
21 W.14N.W.
3 N.E.
2N.W.39 W.
4* N.W.
3 W.
12 W.
7 N.E.3 W,
2 S.E.
6J S.
12 S.
lis.6 N.W.4 E.
6 S.E.
20 N.E.8 S. E.
33 N.W.
2 N.E.
6124
75
47
64
106410
mOnoon
a.
40 m.30 m.
a.
m.
m.a.
a.
m.a.
a.
7 m.
7 40 m.9 30 a.
7 30 m.4 a.
9 30 a.
5 30 m.10 30 a.
7 40 m.9 30 a.
Arrives at
Destination.
6 20 m.12 30 a.
4 25 a.
42 m.m.
30 a.
a.
104
ID
4
4
7
1
12
7 m.
8
7
1
7
511
m.a.
m.m.
15 a.
15 a.
10 20 m.
8 30 a.
12 m.
Starts onReturn.
8 30 m.6 a.
11 30 m.
11 10 m.6 30 m.
a.
m.
m.a.
m.30 a.
8 30 a.:
3 a.
Arrives at
Edinburgh.
15 m.30 a.
a.
m.m.
a.
m.m.a.
34
11
59 a.
2 40 a.
9 30 a.
4 20 a.
2 a.
210 30
a.
m,
a.
a.
m.m.
12 30 a.
10 m.
9 m.3 20 a.
12 30 a.
10 30 m.3 a.
10 456 3012
6Tues & Eri
8 m.3 30 a.
6 30 m.7 m.
1 30 a.
9 30 m.
12 a.
8 30 a.
12 40 a.
7 m.11 35 a.
9 30 m.6 m.4 a.
8 0. a.
8 a.
5 30 a.
3 a.
8 45 m.8 30 m.12 20 a.
4 10 a.
7 30 m.once
4 a.
6 m.Tues & Fri
1 30 a.
10 46 ra
11
9
2
211
m.m.a.
m.
a.
a.
15 a.
a.
20 m.a.
942Wed & Sat
2 30 a.
S a.
7 30 a.
2 a.
12 30 a.
3 50 a.
21
7411QO
30 a.
30 m.30 m.20 m.
a.
50 a.
10 10 m.3 45 a.
5 30 m.1 30 m.3 50 a.
uncertain
5 30 a.
5 15 a.
6 20 a.
4 20 m.2 35 a.
a week4 m.2 50 a.
Wed & Sat
2 a.
8 30 a.
POST-TOWNS AND SUB-OFFICES IN SCOTLAND. 275
Scourie to Golspie
Seafield to Lerwick
Selkirk
Selkirk
SheUhottse to Lochalsh
Shettleston to GlasgowShettleston to GlasgowShotts to WhitburnSkene to AberdeenSlateford, 1st
Slateford, 2d .
Sorb;/ to WigtownSom to MauehlineSmith QueensferrySouth Queensferry
Southwick to Dumfries
Spittal to Berwick
Springbank to GlasgowSpringbank to ^GlasgowSpringburn to GlasgowSpringburn to GlasgowStanley to PerthStevenston to Irvine .
Stewarton to KilmarnockStirling
Stirling
Stirling
StonehavenStonehavenStonehouse to GlasgowStonehouse to GlasgowStoni/kirk to Stranraer
Stornoway
Stow .
Stow .
Strachur to GlasgowStraiton to Maybole
Stranraer .
Stratlini'tn to GlasgowStrathaven to GlasgowStrathblane to GlasgowStrathdon to AberdeenStrathmir/lo to Kinross
Strathptffer to DingwallStricken to MintlawStromness to Kirkwall
Slronsai/ to Kirkwall
Strontian .
Struan to BroadfordStruif to BeaulySymington to KilmarnockSummerhill to OldMeldrum .
Swinton to Coldstream
Distance
3S
36
115
270
24
128
150
From From l'rinc.Ediu. to Sub-Office
74 W.
42 N. E.
3$ S.E.
7£ W.W.
s.w.E.
16 S.
U S.
2 N.
2£ N.E.
7N.5N.W.6N.
IS S.E.
6 S.E.
7E.
16 S.E.
1H N.W33"W.9 E.
6 S.W.7 N.
16 W.15 N.E.
27 N.W.12 W.6" S.W.
7* -6 N.
Starts fromEdinburgh. I>
7 30 m.10 30 a.
m.
a.
30 m.
a.
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11 30 m.3 15 m.irregular
m.a.
G .".0 m.5 a.
8 m.2 40 a.
9 30 a.
5 30 m.4 a.
5 30m.
7 30 m.10 30 a.
7 40 m.
9 30 a.
rrives at
estination.
Starts anReturn.
I 6 m.
"I Man & Th6 m.
Arr'r.
Edinburgh.
2 a.
\V,d
2 (J a.
Tues&Fri Wed 8 ~
10 45 m.6 a.
7 45 m.3 40 a.
4 45 m.
11 m.10 ft.
irregular
7 30 m.
5 a.
8 20 m.
7 m.10 m.8 a.
8 30 m.
10 15 in.
4 30 m.8 20 a.
6 (l in.
2 1<» a.
1 30 in.
3 20 in.
3 80 a.
4 30 i2
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10 46 m.
8 in.
6 30 m.in ».
10 30 in.
4 m.
6 30 in.
4 26 ft.
8 15 m.
5 a.
4 a.
evenings of 9 ft.
Wed&SatMon&l10 30 m. |H 30 m.
1 30 m. 11 ft.
3 30 in.
6 m.
4 n ft.
8 16 in.
5 II a.
111.
in.
IB in.
in.
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6 m.
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270 POST-TOWNS AND SUB-OFFICES IN SCOTLAND.
FromEdin.
Distance
From Princ.
to Sub-Office
Tain, . ...TamnavoidintoBalYm-dalloeh
Tangwick to Lerwick
Tarbert .
Tarboltou to KilmarnockTarland to Aboyne .
Tayinloan to TarbertTeviothend to HawickThornhill . . 65Thornhill
Thornhill to Doune .
Thornton to Banff
Thornton to KirkcaldyThursoTillicoidtry to Alloa
Tobermory, Monday, ) .«•
Thursday, Saturday }
Tomintoid to Ballindal- 1
loch . . . )
Tongue to Golspie
Torrance to GlasgowTorryburn to Dun- \
fermline . .
J
Tranent, 1st Dis.
Tranent, 2d Dis.
Tranent, 3d Dis.
Troon to GlasgowTroon to GlasgowTullibody to Alloa .
Turriff . . . L46
Turriff
Tyndrum to Callander
Tyree to Tobermory
Udney to Aberdeen .
Ullapool
Ullasound to Lerwick
Starts fromEdinburgh.
10
234
Ulva to Aross .
Unachanto Fort-WilliamUphall
Voe to Lerwick
Wcdls to Lerwick
Walls to Kirkwall
Wmtten to WickWemyss to Kirkaldy .
Westandwick to Lerwick
West Colder to Mid-\
Calder . . .]
Westray to Kirkwall
13
10 S.E.
36 N.W.
9 S.
6 N. W.18 S. W.8 N. W.
4 S. W.16 S. W.4 N. E.
3 N. E.
17 S.
57 N. W.
7 N. E.
4| W.
32 S. W.
3 W.
36 N. W.30 W.
13 N.
49 N. E.
10 W.9h N. E.
18 N. W.
26 W.
8 W.4? N. E.
35 N.
5 30 m.
9 30 a.
7 m.9 30 a.
5 30 m.
9 30 a.
Arrives at
Destination.
6 m.4 a.
10 a.
5 30 m.4 a.
5 30 m.
9 30 a.
24 N.
6 34 m.
10 a.
Starts onReturn.
8 24 a.
6 m.
Arrives at
Edinburgh.
9 30 a.
4 30 a.
a.
m.
8 a.
9 a.
6 a. 2 a.
Tues & Fri Wed & Sat
8 m.6 30 m.11 40 m.3 a.
10 a.
12 m.8 10 a.
10 m.10 a.
8 10 m.
6 45 ra.
11 10 m.
4 a.
6 a.
6 m.Mon & Th4 0a
11
10
11
m.15 m.15 a.
30 a.
ra.
8 40 m. 10 a
4 20 m.4 15 a.
9 30 m.
7 m.40 in.
a.
20 m.a.
30 a.
a.
30 a.
30 a.
4 20 m.
4 30 a.
2 50 a.
Wed & Sat
10 10 m.
7 a.
10 50 a.
uncertain
9 m.3 20 a.
12 30 m.
3 30 m.4 15 a.
4 a.
3 30 a.
9 40 m.
11 50 m.as opportu
7 m.10 a.
6 m.Tues & Fri
7 m.
9 m.2 40 m.
6 m.Tues & Fri
6 m.Tues & Fri
uncertain
5 40 a.
8 10 m.6 m.Tues & Fri
8 m.
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11
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2 a.
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3 30 a.
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POST-TOWNS AND SUB-OFFICES IN SCOTLAND. 277
Whit bunaWhitehornWhitehouse to AberdeenWickWigtownWinchburghWindy§ates to LevenWishawtown to HamiltonWoodside to AberdeenWoodside to Aberdeen
Distance
278 ENGLISH POST-TOWNS.
*Brigs*Brighton
Towns. M.Bolingbroke, near Bos-
ton B & L*Bolton LBootle, near Ulverstone ~•Boroughbridge B & LBoston B & LBotesdale, near Bury StEdmund's L
•Bourn B & LBox ford, near Colchester „Bozeat, near Northamp-
ton _•Brackley*Bracknell —•Bradford, Yorkshire•Bradford, Wilts
Bradwell, near Maldon•Baintree „* Brampton „*Brandon „"Brecknock „•Brentwood•Bridgend „•Bridgenorth „*Bridgewater „•Bridlington „Bridport „
B & LL
•Bristol
•Brixham „Broadstairs, near Rams-
gate ~•Broadway „"Bromyard _•Broomsgrove ~Brosley, near Ironbridge ~•BroughBurton, near BathBuckden, near Hunting-don L
•Buckingham „Budleigh Salternon,nearHoniton „
•Builth
•Bungay L•Buntingford* Bur ford „Burnham, Essex, near
Maldon•BurnleyBurslcm, near Newcastle,
South•Burton in Kendal•Burton on Trent•Bury St Edmonds•Bury, Lancashire•Buxton „Caistor, Lincoln, nearBrigg B & L
Towns. M.•Callington L•CalneCambourne, near Truro . ~•Cambridge ~•Camelford•CampdenCannock, near Wallsall ~•Canterbury•Cardiff
•Cardigan „Carleon, near NewportS.W.
•Carlisle
•Carmarthen"Carnarvon ~Castle Carey, near Bath „Castle Eden, near Stock-
ton BCastle Rising, near Lvnn L•Catterick ' B & LCave, N. and S. nearHowden L
•Caxton•Chalford
Chapel in Frith, nearBuxton „
•Chard•Charmouth „•Chatham „•Chatteris
•Cheadle•Chelmsford „•Cheltenham „•Chepstow•ChertseyChesham, near Amers-ham „
•Chester
•Chesterfield
Chester le street B•Chichester L•Chippenham „•Chipping NortonChipping Sodbury, see
Sodbury „•Chirk•Chorley „•Christchurch „•Chudleigh ~•Chumleigh „•Church Stretton, near
Shrewsbury „•Cirencester
•Clare
Clay, near Holt „Cleveland Inn, near
Northallerton BClifton, near Bristol LClitheroe „*Cobham
Towns. M.Cobridge,near Newcastle,
Stafford L•CockermouthCoddenham, near Need-ham Market „
•Colchester „Coggleshall, near Kelve-don „
•Coleford
•Colesliill
•Collompton „Colytown, near Axmin-
ster _Colnebrook, near Slough „.
Colne, near Manchester ^,
Coltersworth, near Stam-ford B & L
Coltishall, near Norwich L•Congleton „•ConwayCorfe Castle, near Ware-ham ^
•Corwen „Cosham, near Portsmouth ~•Coventry „*Cowbridge „Cowes (Isle of Wight) „Cranborne, near Wood-
yat.es „*Cranbrook „* Crawley —*Crediton ^*Crewkerne „Crickhowell „Cricklade, near Swin-don ^
Cromer, near Aylsham «.
* Cross „.
Cross Hills, near Skipton «.
Crowland, near Peter-borough B & L
*Cuckfield LDanbury, near Chelms-
ford „,
Darlaston, near Wednes-bury
*Darlington*Dartford*DartmouthDarwen, near Blackburn*])aventry
*Dawlish*I)eal
Deddington, near Wood-stock
Dedham, near Colchester*Denbigh*Derby*Dereham*Devizes
BL
ENGLISH POST-TOWNS. 270
Towns M.*Devonport L*Dewsbury „DissDolgelly, near Corwen „Doncaster B & LDorchester LDorking LDouglas, Isle of Man -Dover «,
Downham „Driffield
Droitwich ~Dudley ~.
Duverton, near Bampton „Dunchurch „Dunkirk, near Cirencester „Dunmow LDunstable _Dunster, near TauntonDurham BDursley LEastbourne „East Grinstead ~Eastham, near Chester ~Eccleshall ~Egham, near Chertsey
Egreraont, near White-haven ~
Ellesmere ~ElyEmsworth ~
Enstone ~Epping B & LEpsom EEpvvorth, near Baw-
try B & LErmebridge LEsher ~Eton, near "Windsor ~Etruria, near Newcastle,
S. L* Evesham „Ewell, near EpsomExeterExmouthEyeFairford ~Fakenham ~
Falmouth*Fareham ~
Farnborough, near
Bromley, Kent „Farnham „Farringdon ~
Fazely, near Birmingham „
Felstead, near Chelmsford „
Felton BFenny Stratford LFerrybridge B & LFeversham L
Towns M.Finchingfield,near Brain-
tree LFishguard, near Haver-
fordwest
Fleetwood, near Preston ~Flint, near Northop*Folkingham B & LFolkstone 1,
FordingbridgeFowey, near Lostwithiel ~Framlingham, near Wood-
bridge
Frodsham, near Preston-
brook „*Frome „Gaddesden, near Hemel-hemsted _
Gainsborough B & LGargrave, near Skipton LGarstang _* Gateshead B & LGerrard's Cross LGlastonbury ~* Gloucester ~Godalmin ~*Godstone ~GooleGosport ~Goudhurst, near Lamber-
hurst ~
Grantham B & LGravesend LGrays, near RomfordGreenhithe,near Dartford „Gretabridge, near Bar-1
nard Castle B
Grimsby LGuernsey ~* Guildford
Gaisborough l'>
Gwyndee, near Bangor LHadleighHailsham, near Uckfield ~
Hales Owen, near Bir-
mingham —* Halesworth
HalifaxHalsteadHaltwhistle, near New-
castle, North
Hanley, near Newcastle,
SouthHarlech, near Carnarvon ~
Harleston ->
Harling, near Thetford „
HarlowHarpenden, near Sfi Al-
bans
Harrowgate ~
*Hartfordbridge
Towns _\f
Hartlepool, near Stockton LHarwich* Haslemere* Hastings* Hatful,!
Hathorleigh, near Crcdi-ton
Havant mHaverhill, near Halsted _*Haverfordwi _Bawarden, near Chester _Hawes, near Bedth H A Lllawkeshead,near Amble-
side L*Hay*Haydon BridgeHodingham, in;u- Halsted mHedon, near Hull _Hi Imsley, near York B&li*Helstone I,
Hemelhemstead _Henfield, near Steynfag _
I [enley on Thames _Henley in Arden, near
Stratford on Avon _Hereford _Hertford .»
Hexham ~
Heytesbury _*Higham Ferrers
*HighwortbHigh Wycombe, *<•<?
Wycombe -
"Hinckley -
Hindon, near Salisbury
Hitched*Hobbs Point _"Hoddeedon _
'HolbeaciHolkham, near LynnHolmes ( Impel, near
.Middlewirll
1 lolsu-lift liy, near
Barnstaple•11. .11
*HolyheadML .In well
'Honiton
•Horncaatle B I
Hornchurob, near R"mford
*HorndeanHordon, near RomfordHornsea, near Hull
'HorshamHoughton le Sprin
Darlington
HowdenHnddenfr Id
•Hull
I.
I!
L
280 ENGLISH POST-TOWNS.
Towns M.•Hungerford LHunmanby, near Hull ~"Huntingdon ~Hurtsgreen, near Lam-
berhurst
Hurst Pierpoint, near
Brighton „*Hythe*Ilchester ~*Ilfracombe, near Barn-
staple ~*Uminster ~Ilsley, near Newbury „*Ingatestone „Ipswich „
*Iron Bridge *.
*Isle of Man, see Douglas „Isle of Wight, see Cowes ~Newport, Ryde, andYarmouth „
Ivinghoe, near Tring „*lvy Bridge „*Jersey (Isle) ~Keighley, near Brad-
ford, Y•Kelvedon „.
* Kendal*Kenilworth „* Keswick* Kettering „* Kidderminster „Kidwelly, near Carmar-
then „Kildwick, near Skipton ~*Kimbolton ~*Kineton „*KingsbridgeKing's Langley, near
Hemelhemstead „•Kington"Kirkby LonsdaleKirkham, near Preston „"Knaresborough „Knowle, near Birmingham„*Knutsford*Lamberhurst „Lambourn, near Hun~
gerford"LampeterLancasterLane Delph, near New-
castle, StaffordshireLane End, near New-
castle, Staffordshire
Langport, near Somer-ton
Laugharne,near St Clairs „*Launceston _Lavenhara, near Sudbury _Lavington, near Devizes ~
Towns M.*Lawton, near New-
castle, South L*Leamington*Leatherhead ~
*Lechlade ~*Ledbury*Leeds ' B & L*Leek LLeicester ^Leigh, near Roehford ^*Leighton Bussard „Lenham, near Maidstone „*Leominster _* Lewes*Lichfield
Lidney, near Newnham „*Lincoln B & L*Linton L*Liphook „"Liskeard „Littlehampton, near
Arundel «,
"Liverpool „Llandaff, near Cardiff ~*LlandilIo
*Llandovery ~*LlanelIy „Llanfylling, near Os-
westry _*Llangadock „*Llangollen „Llanidloes, near Newtown „Llannerchymedd, near
Bangor „.
Llanrwst, near Oswestry „Llantrissant, near Cardiff „Longmelford, nr. Sudbury „Long-port, near New-
castle, South —*Long Stratton „Long Sutton, near
Wisbeach ^Longtown „Looe, E. & W., near
Liskeard „Lostwithiel „Loughborough B & L•Louth B & L*Lowestoff L•Ludlow „Ludgershall, near
Andover"Luton*Luttervvorth
Lydd, near New Romney „Lyme „•Lymingtoo «.
*Lynd hurst „*Lynn „* Macclesfield
M.
L
TownsMachynleth, near
WelchpoolMaidenhead „*Maidstone „Maldon i.
Mailing, see Town Mailing ~Malton B & LMalvern (Great) LManchester „Mansfield"Manningtree „Marazion, see Market Jew ~MarchMargate ~ ^Market Bosworth, near
Hinckley ~*Market-Deeping B & L*Market-Drayton L•Market Jew, or Marazion^.
*Market-Harborougk* Market Raisin B & L*Market Street L•Market Weighton B & L•Marlborough L*Marlow•Maryport ~Marsk, near Guisborough BMasham, near Bedale B•Matlock LMelcomb Regis, united byCharter with Weymouth ~
•Melksham•Melton Mowbray mMere, near Wincanton „Merthyr TydvilMevagissy, near St Austle-.
Middleham, near Bedale BMiddleton Teesdale,
near Barnard Castle ~•Middlewich LMidhurstMilbourn Port, near Shaf-
tesbury #>
•Mildenhall
Milford HavenMilnthorpeMilton, near
bourneMilverton, near Welling-
ton, SomersetMinchinhampton, near
ChalfordMissenden, near Amer-sham „
Modbury, near Ivybridge rt
•Mold•Monmouth ~Montgomery, near Welch-
pool -.
•Morpeth B
Sitting-
ENGLISH POST-TOWNS. 281
Towns. M.*Moreton in Marsh LNailsworth, near Stroud „Xamptwieh*Narbeth ~Nayland, near Colchester
NeathNeedham Market, near
Ipswicli „Neston, near Chester „Nettlebed, near Henley
on Thames ~Newark B & LNewbury LNewcastle in Emlyn, near
CarmarthenNewcastle-on-Tyne, BNewcastle-under-Lyne LNewent, near Gloucester „Newhaven, near Lewes „Newmarket „•Newnham ~Newport, Monmouth ~•Newport, I. Wight ~
Newport, Pagnell -Newport, Pem., near „
Haverfordwest „Newport, Salop „New Radnor, nr. Kington„New Romney, see Rom- „
neyNewton Abbot ~Newtown ~Northallerton B"Northampton LNorthfleet, see Gravesend „Northiam, near Lamber-
hurst ~
NorthleachNorthop, near Chester
North Petherton, near
Bridgewater ~North Shields, see
Shields B & LNorth Walsham, near
Norwich LNorthwich ~Norwich ~
Nottingham ~
Nuneaton, near Coventry ~
Oakham —Oakhampton ~
Oakingham, see Work-ingham ~
Odiam **
Old Down, near Bath
Oldham*011erton B&LOlney, near Newport
Pagnell LOngar -
Towns. M.Oxford, near WoodbridgeLOrmskirkOrset, near RomfordOswestryOtley, near LeedsOttery, St Mary's, near
Honiton „*Oundle B&L* Overton HantsOverton Flints, near
Ellesmere
OxfordPadiham, near Blackburn -
Padstow, near BodminPainswick, near Glou-
cester
Patrington, near Hull
PembrokePenkridgePenrithPenrynPensford, near Bristol „PenzancePenybont, near Kington „Pershore ~Peterborough B & LPetersfield LPetworthPewsey -Pickering B&LPinner, near Watford LPlymouthPlymptonPocklington B&LPontefract B&LPoole LPortland (Isle) near Wey-mouth ^
Portsea, see Portsmouth
PortsmouthPoulton, near Preston
Prescot ~
PresteignPreston
Do. BrookPrittlewell, near Roch-
ford
Puckeridge, near Ware, ~
PwlheliQueenboroughRadnor, see New Radnor _
Ragland, near Monmouth _
Ramsay, Isle of ManRamsburgh, near Hunger-
ford
Ramsay, near Hunting-
denRamsgateRavenglassRawcliffe, near Selby
Towns. M.Rawtenstall, near Man-
chester I.
Rayleigh, near Ingate-
stone „Reading _Redburn, near St Alban's _Redcar, near Gtriftbo-
rough |;
Redditch, near Broom>-grove
RedruthReepham, near Norwieh _Reeth near Riohmoad,
Yorkshire BReigate 1.
Retford V, k L* Rhayader I.
Rhuabon, near Wrexham _Richmond, York.-,hirr, I'.
Rickmanswortli J,
RingwoodRipleyRipon BRobertsbridge LRochdaleRoche _
RochfordRockingham _Rommv.•Romsi y —
RossRothbury, near Morp. I
Rotherham B .' I
.
Roughani I.
RoystonRugbyRugeleyRuncorn, near Preatos*
brook
•Rushyford B
•Ruthin l.
•Ryde, Isle of Wight
•Rye'Saffron WaUao•St All':in's
•Si Asaphfeel
•St Clear*!
St Cohlinb•si Hi len'e, LaneaaUre -
St \\<\, Cornwall, near
Trnro•St hi's. Hunt
St Leonard*i on fi
St Mawe'l, near Tniro -
ot'i
•Saliabarj
Baltaan, near Pljaoatt
•SandbaehSaudgato, upar FoW
282 ENGLISH rOST-TOWNS.
Towns. M.* Sandwich ESawbridgeworth ~
*Saxmundham ~* Scarborough B & LScillv Islands L*Sco'le
Seaford, near LewesSeaton, near Axrninster
Sedberg, near Kendal*Selby* Settle
* Seven Oaks* Shaftesbury
*Sheerness ~* Sheffield
Shelton, near Newcastle
under Lyne ~* Shepton Mallet* Sherborne ~*Shields (North) B & L* Shi elds (South) B & L*Shiffnall L*Shipston on Stour ~*Shoreham ~* Shrewsbury ~* Sidmouth ~Silsoe, near Ampthill
Singleton, near Midhurst „*Sittingbourne ~*Skipton ~*Sleaford B & LSledmere, near Malton
B& L* Slough LSnaith, near Selby ~*Sodbury, near Chippen-ham „
-Solihull
Somersham, near St Ives,
Hunts „* Somerton „*Southam _* Southampton „Southend, near Roche-
ford
Southminster, near Mal-don
*South MoltonSouth Petherton, near II-
minster „South Shields, fee Shields
B& LSouthport,near Ormskirk
LSouthwell, near Newark
B& LSouthwold,near Wanford LSpalding B & LSjHinhamland, see New-bury L
Towns. M.*Spilsby B & L*Spittal
* Stafford L* Staines ~* Stamford B & LStanstead, near Ware L* Stevenage*Stevning* Stilton
*Stockbridge* Stockport ~Stockton-on-Tees BStoke- ferry, Norfolk,
near Brandon LStoke by Nayland, Suf-
folk, near Colchester ~Stoke-upon-Trent, near
Newcastle ~*Stokenchurch ~*Stokesley B* Stone L*Stoneham „Stonehouse, near Ply-
mouth ~* Stony Cross ~* Stony Stratford* Stourbridge „* Stourport „Stow on the Wold, nearMorton in Marsh
*Stow Market „*Stratford-on-AvonStratton, Corn, near
Launceston „Stroud, Kent,near Ro-
chester* Stroud, Gloucestershire ~* Sudbury „* Sunderland B & LSunning, near Reading „Sunning Hill, near Ckert-
sey LSutton Coldfield, nearBirmingham „
*Swaffham „,
Swanage, near Wareham „* Swansea „* Swindon ^,
* Tadcaster „* Taibach .»
*Tamworth „* Tarporley „* Taunton „* Tavistock „*Teignmouth, E. & W. _Temple Sowerby, near
Penrith* Tenbury „,
* Tenby* Tcnterden
Towns. M.*Tetbury L* Tetsworth ~* Tewkesbury ~* Thame ~Thaxted, near Dunmow •»
*ThetfordThirsk BThornburv, near Bristol L*Thorne
"
B & L* Thrapstone L*Ticehurst, near Lam-
berhurst -Tideswell, near Bakewell „Tilbury Fort, see Graves-
end* TiptonTitchfield, near Farnham* Tiverton
Todmorden, near Halifax „*Topsham „* Torquay „*Torrington*Totness ~
*Towcester ~Town Mailing, near
Maidstone „Trecastle, nr. Brecknock „Tregony, near Truro ~Trentham, near Newcas-
tle, Stafford „*Tring* Trowbridge „* Truro „*Tunbridge „*Tunbridge Wells ~Tunstall, near Newcastle,
Stafford ~*TuxfordTynemouth, near North
Shields B & L*Uckfield L*Ulverstone „Upminster near Romford „* UppinghamUpton on Severn, nearWorcester
*Usk"
*Uttoxeter* Uxbridge „Wadebridge, nr. Bodmin „Wadhurst, near Lamber-
hurst* Wakefield*Wallingford* Walsall
Walsingham,near Faken-ham „
Walton on Thames, nearEsher *.
*Wangfoi"d
284 IRISH POST-TOWNS.
Towns*Ballinasloo
*Ballincollig
Ballinderry, near Lurgan*BalIingarry
Ballingarry, near Shinrone
Ballinahassig, near Cork*Ballinrobe
Ballintra, near Ballyshan-
nonBallisodare, near Collooney
Ballybrack, near Cahirci-
veen*Ballybrittas
Ballycarney, near Ferns
Ballycarry, near Carrick-
fergus* Ballycastle
Ballycastle (Mayo) near
Killala
Ballyclare, near Belfast
*Ballyconnel
Ballycumber, near Clara
Ballydehob, near Skibbe-
reen
Ballyfarnon, near Boyle
*Ballygawley*Ballyglass
Ballygowan, near ComberBallyhaise, near CavanBallyhaunis, near Clare
Ballyhigue, near Tralee* Ballyjamesduff
Ballykelly, near DerryBallylongford, near Lis-
towel
*BallymahonBallymascanlon, near Dun-
dalk* BallymenaghBallymoe, near Castlerea
*BallymoneyBallymore, near MoteBallymore-Eustace, near
Blessington
*Ballymote* BallynacargyBallynahinch, near Comber* BallynamoreBallyragget, near Castle-
comerBallyroan, near Stradbally* Ballyshannon* Bally tore
Ballyvarry, near Castlebar
*Baltinglass
*Banagher*Banbridge*Bandon* Bangor*Bannow, near Taghmon
TownsBansha, near Clonmel* BantryBarna, near GalwayBarrington's Bridge, near
LimerickBawnboy, near Ballyconnell
Beleek, near Ballyshannon* Belfast
Bellaghy, near Castle-daw-
son
*Belmullet
Belrath, near Ashbourne*Belturbet
Beragh, near DungannonBlacklion, near Enniskillen
*BlackrockBlackrock (co. Cork) near
CorkBlackwatertown, near Moy*Blennerville, near Tralee* Blessington
*BooterstownBorris, near Gore's bridge
*Boyle*BrayBready, near DerryBridgetown, near WexfordBroadford, near Limerick
Broadway, near Wexford*Brookboro'Broughshane, near Bally-
mena*Bruff*BuncranaBundoran, near Ballyshan-
nonBunmahon, near Kilmac-thomas
*BunrattyBurrin, near Ardraham*Burrosakane* Burros-in-ossory
Burrosoleigh, near Tem-plemore
*Bushmills [turbet
Butler's-bridge, near Bel-
*Buttevant
*Capinteely
*Caherciveen*CahirCaherconlish, near Clonmel*Caledon*Callan
Camlough, near Newry*Camolin L
ar .V
*Cappawhite, near Tijjpcr-
*Capi)oquinCarlingford, near Newry*Carlow*Carn
Towns.*CarnewCarney, near Sligo
Carrick, near Killybegs*Carrickfergus
*Carrickmacross*Carrick-on- Shannon*Carrick-on-Suir
Carrigaborig, near Bur-rosakane
Carragaline, near CorkCarrigallen, near Ballina-
moreCarrigans, near DerryCarrigart, near LetterkennyCashcarrigan, near Car-
rick-on- Shannon*Cashel* Castlebar* Castle Bellingham*Castleblakeney
*Castleblayney [gannonCastlecaulfleld, near Dun-*Castlecomer
*Castleconnell* Castle DawsonCastlederk, near Strabane*Castledermot*Castlefin
Castleisland, near Killarney
Castleknock, near DublinCastlelyons, near Rathcor-mack
*Castlemartyr*Castlepollard
*Castelrea* Castletown* Castletown- DelvinCastletown, near KilbegganCastletown-Roche, nearFermoy
Castletownsend, near Ski-
bereen* Castlewellen
Causeway, near Tralee* CavanCecilstown, near Mallow*Celbridge"Charleville
Church-hill (Ferman,)
near BallyshannonChurch-hill (Donegal,) near
Letterkenny
Clady, near DerryClane, near Nass*Clara
*Clare, co. MayoClare, near GalwayClashmore, near Youghall*Clifden
Cliffoney, nearBallyshannon
IRISH POST-TOWNS. 285
Towns.*Cloghan*Clougheen*Clogher* Cloghnakilty
*ClonardClonaslie, near Mountmeliek*Clonee [barry
Clonegal, near Newtown-* Clones
*ClonmelClonmellon, near AthboyClontarf, near Dublin*Clough [BallymenaClough (Antrim,) near
*Cloughjordan*Cloyne* Coachford, near CorkCoagh, near MoneymoreCoal Island, near Dungan-non
Colehill, near Ballymahon*Coleraine
*Collon, near Ardee*Collooney,
*Cootehill
*Cork*Cove of Cork*CroughwellCreeslough, near Letter-
kennyCrookhaven, near Skib-
bereenCrookstown, near CorkCroome, near Limerick* CrosdoneyCrosmolina, near Ballin
Crossakeale, near Kelslin
Crossgar, nearDownpatrickCrossmaglen, near Dimdalk*CrumlinCrusheen, near Ennis
Culdaff, near CamCullybackey, near Bally-
mena*Curofin
Cushendall
Dalkey, near Kingstown*Dangan*Delganny*Derry (London)Derrygonnelly, near En-
niskillen
Dervock, near Ballycastle
*DingleDonaghadee
*Donegal*DonerailDonnybrook, near DublinDonoughmore, near Dun-gannon
Towns.Douglas, near Cork*Downpatrick*DroghedaDromakair, near Collooney
Dromara, near Comber*Dromore*Do. WestDraperstown, near Tubber-more
Dromore, near OmaghDrum, near Clones
Drumcolloher, near Char-leville
Druniconra, near ArdeeDrumcree, near Castle-
pollard
Drumkeerin, near Carrick-
on- ShannonDrumqiun, near OmaghDrumshambo, near Car-
rick-on- Shannon*Drumsna*DublinDuleek, near AshbourneDunamanagh, near Stra-
baneDuncannon, near Arthurs-
town*DundalkDundonald, near Belfast
*Dunfanaghy*Dungannon*Dungarvon*DungivenDungloe, near ArdaraDunkaneely, near Donegal.
Dunlavin, near KilcullinH: DunleerDunmanway, near BandonDunmore, near TuamDunniore, East, nearWater-
ford
Dunmurry, near Belfast
*Dunshaughlin*DurrowEaskey, nr. Dromore, West*Edenderry* Edgeworthstown*Elpkin*Emo*Emyvale* Enfield* Ennis* EnniscorthyEnniskean, near BandonEnniskerry, near Dublin* Enniskillen
*Ennistimon*EyrecourtFahan, near Derry
Towns. [naghyFalcarrow, near Dunfa-Feakle, near Killaloe
Fenagh, near Leighlin
BridgeFerbane, near Clara
*Fermoy* FernsFethard, (Wex.) near Ar-
thurstown* Fethard, TipperaryFineo, near GranardFintona, near Enniskillen
Five-Mile- Town, npar
Brookkillen
Florence Court, near En-niskillen
* FlurrybridgeForkhill, near DundalkFoxford, near Ballini
Foxhall, near TuamFoynes, near Ratheare*Frankford* French Park*Freshford*Galway [bourneGarristown, near Ash-*GarvahGeasheil, near Philipstown* Gilford
Glaneely, near AshfordGlanmire, near CorkGlasslough, near ArmaghGlassnevin, near DublinGlasson, near AthloneGlenarm, near Cushendall
Glenavy, near LurganGlengaritf, near BantryGlenties, near ArdaraGlin, near Rathkeale
Golden, near Cashel
Golden Ball, near Dublin* Gore's Bridge*Gorey*GortGortin, near Armagh*GowranGracehill, near BallymenaGraig, near Gore's bridge* GranardGreencastle, near MovilleGreyabbey, near Newton-
ards [lass
Hacketstown, near Baiting-
Harold's Cross, near Dublin* Headford* Hillsborough* Hollymount* Hollywood
I
1
Holy-Cross, near Cashel
Hospital, near Bruff
286 IRISH POST-TOWNS.
Towns*HowthInistiogue
Inniscarra, near CorkInnishannonJohnstown [gan
Julianstown, near Balbrig-
*Kanturk [ShannonKradue, near Carrick-on* Ready*Kells
Kells, near AntrimKells, near Knocktopher* Kenmare*Kilbeggan*Kilcock
Kilcolgan, near Oranmore* Kilconnel
*Kilconnel, near Aughrim*Kilcullen
*Kildare
*Kildorrery* Kildysart
Kilfenora, near EnnistimonKilfinan, near Kilmallock
Kilkee, near Kilrush
*Kilkeel* Kilkenny* Killala
* Killaloe
*K i HarneyKillashee, near LongfordKilleagh, near CorkKilleigh, near Tullaraore
Killetter, near StrabaneKillinchy, near ComberKillivardish, near CorkKillorglin, near CaherciveenKillough, near Down*Kilucan, near Kinnegad* Killybegs
Killygordan, near StrabaneKillylea, near Armagh*Killyleigh
Killymore, near EyrecourtKillynaule, near Littleton
*Edllysandra [kennyKilmacrennan,near Letter
-
* KihnacthomasKilmaine, near HollymountKilmainham, near Dublin* Kilmallock [corthyKilmuckridge, near Ennis-KiliiahiekmearBalleviiimcs-
duff
Kilrea, near Garvagh* Kilrush
Kiltigan, near Baltinglass
Kiltimagh, near BallyglassKiltormer, near Ballinasloe* Kilworth
Towns* King's Court* KinnegadKinnety, near Frankford* Kinsale
Kinvara, near ArdrahanKircubbin, near Newtouards* Kish*KnockKyle, near EnniscorthyLanesborough, near Long-*Larne [ford
Laurenstown, near Ballina-
Leighlinbridge [sloe
*Leixlip* LetterkennyLicarrow, near AthloneLifford, near Strabane* LimerickLisbellaw, near Enniskillen
*Lisburn*Lismore*Lisuaskea
*Listo\vell
* Littleton
* Londonderry* LongfordLorrha, near Burrosakane*Loughbrickland*LoughgallLoughglyn, near Clare
*Loughrea [port
Louisborough, near West-Louth, near Ardee*Lowtherstown*Lucan*Lurgan*LurgangreenLusk, near Swords*Macroom*Maghera*Magherafelt [naskeaMaguire's-bridge, near Lis-
Malahide, near SwordsMalin, near Carn*Mallow [LetterkennyManor-Cunningham, near*Manorhamilton*Market-hill*Maryborough*Maynooth*MiddletonMiddletown, near TynanMilford, near Ramelton*Millstreet
*Miltown*Milltown MalbyMiltown, near Caherciveen*Mitchelstown*Moate*Mohill
TownsMoincoin, near Piltown*Moira*Monaghan*Monasteveren*Moneygall*MoneymoreMonivea, near CraughwellMonkston, near CorkMosside, near Ballycastle
Mount-Charles, near Ard-ara
Mountfield, near Omagh*Mountmelick [Hill
Mountmorris, near Market-* Mount-Nugent*Mountrath [laloe
Mount- Shannon, near Kil-
Mount-Talbot, near Ahas-cragh
*Moville
*MoyMoycullen, near GalwayMoylough, near Castle-
blakeneyMoynalty, near Kells
Muff, near DerryMuff-Don, near Derry*Mullingar [gar
Multifarnham, near Mullin-
Myshall, near Leighlinbrge.
*NaasNarin, near Ardara*Navan*Nenagh [tleton
New-Birmingham, near Lit-
New-Bliss, near Clones*NewbridgeNewbridge, near Rathdrum* Newcastle [Ian
Newcastle, near Castlewel-* Newmarket-on-FergusNewmarket, near KanturkNewmills, near Dungannon* Newport, TipperaryNewport (Mayo), nearCas-
tlebar
*Newry*NewtownardsNewton Barry [ClonesNewtown- Butler, nearN. T. Cunningham, nearDerry
*Ne\vtown ForbesN. T. Hamilton, near Cas-
tleblaney
Newtown Limavady*Newtown Mount Ken-nedy
*Newtown StewartNebber, near Kells
IRISH POST-TOWNS. 287
TownsO'Brien's Bridge, near Cas-
tleconnell
*01dcastle
*OmaghOineath, near Newr y* OranmoreOulart, near Enniscorthy
*Outerard, near Clifton
Fallas-Green, near Clon-
melPallas-Kenry, near Lime-
rick
*ParsonstownPassage, near WaterfordPassage-West, near CorkPatrick's-Well, near Lime-
rick
Pettigo, near Kish• Philipstown
*Pill TownPomeroy, near Dungannon*Portadown*Portaferry
*Portarlington
*PortglenonePortlaw, near Carrick-on-
Suir
Portrush, near Coleraine
Portstewart, near Coleraine
*PortumnaPoyntz-Pass, near Lough-
biuckland
Priest-Haggard, near Ar-thurstown
Quigley's Point, near Carn-
derryQnin, near Newmarket-on-
FergusRaheny, near Dublin*Ramelton*RandalstownRanelagh, near Dublin*Raphoe*Rathanagan*Rathcoole*Rathcormack*Rathdowney*Rathdrum* Rathfriland
*RathkealeRathlacken, near Killala
Rathmines, near Dublin
Rathmullen, near Ramelton
* Rathowen
TownsRedhills, near CavenRich- Hill, near ArmaghRichmond Harbour, near
LongfordRingsend, near Dublin
*RochfortbridgeRock, near DungannonRockcorry, near Clones* Roscommon*RoscreaRoslea, near Glones* Ross* Rosscai-berry
*RostrevorRoundstone, near GahvayRoundtown, near Dublin
Ruskey, near DromoreSaintfield, near ComberSt Johnston, near DerrySandymount, near Dublin
Santry, near Dublin
Scariff, near Killaloe
Sorabby, near CavenSeaford, near CloughShanagolden, near Rath-
keale
Shercock, near Carrickma-
cross
*ShinroneSixmile Bi-idge
Sixmilecross, near Dungan-non
Skerries, near Balbiggan*Skibbereen
Skull, near Skibbereen
*Slane
*Sligo
Smithboro', near MonaghanSneen, near KenmareSpa, near Tralee
Spenag, near Derry*Stewartstown*Stoneyforcl
Stillorgan, near Blackrock
*Strabane
*Stradbally* Stradone
Straid, near CamStrangford, near Down*Stranorlor
Stratford, near Baltinglass
*StrokestownSummerhill, near Kilcock
Swanlinbar, near Ballycon-
nel
Towns*Swinford* Swords* Taghmon*Tailaght* TallowTamney, near Ramelton*Tanderagee*Tarbert*TemplemoreTemplepatrick, near An-
trimTempletuohy, near Temple-more
Tempo, near Enniskillen
Termonfechin, near Drog-heda
*Thomastown* Thurles
Timoleague, near Bandon* Tiughely* TipperaryToome, near Ranaldstown* Tralee
Tramore, near WaterfordTrillick, near Enniskillen* Trim*TuamTubbercurry, near Bally-
more* TubbermoreTulla, near Limerick* Tullamore*TullowTullyhogue, nr. CookstownTullyvin, near Cootehill
Tulsk, near Strokestown*Tynan*Tyrell's PassUnion-Hall, near Rosscar-berry
Urlingford, near JohnstownValentia, near Caherciveen* Virginia
Warringstown, near Bam-bridge
* Warrenspoint* WaterfordWatergrass-Hill, near Cork* Westport* WexfordWhitegate, near CloyneWhite- House, near Belfast
*WicklowWoodford, near Loughrea*Youghall
•iss POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
DISPATCH OF FOREIGN MAILS FROM EDINBURGH.
France Daily.
Belgium Saturday, Sunday, Tuesday, and Wed.Holland Sunday and Wednesday.Hamburg, Sweden, and Norway ) -, , ,,r , ,
Germany, Denmark, Russia, Prussiaf
Sunday and W^nesday.
Sweden and Norway (durinq the simmer I m i i
months), via Hull .. jThursday.
Lisbon, Madeira, Vigo, Oporto, Cadiz, \ Ev Fridayand Gibraltar f J J '
-\ Twice in each month,—viz., on the last
Malta, Greece, and Ionian Islands, via ( day but one of every month.and on the
Falmouth f the Friday nearest to the 15th of every
j month.
Syria, Egypt, and India, via Falmouth Last day hut one in each month.
Brazil, Buenos Ayres, Madeira, and Ca- > lst Monday in each month.nary Islands )
.-» 2d and 17th of every month, except in the
British North America, Bermuda, and f winter months> December, January, Feb.United States £ and March, and then on the 2d only.
Jamaica, Leeward Islands, Hayti, Porto
}
Rico, Cuba, British Guiana, Havannah, C 14th and last day of every month.via West India Steam Packet )
Mexico, Panama, New Grenada, and Venezuela, last day of each month.
From August to January inclusive, the Packet touches at Pernambuco and Bahia,
on her outward passage to Rio Janeiro, and the other Six Months on her homeward.
SHIP LETTERS.
The single uniform rate on Letters be-
tween the United Kingdom and places be-
yond Sea, when conveyed by Private
Ships, is 8d., in whatever part of the
United Kingdom the Letters may be post-
ed or delivered. This is the rate nowtaken on Letters between the UnitedKingdom and the East Indies, &c. &c,when conveyed by Private Ship, the for-
mer distinction between these and other
descriptions of Ship Letters having beenabolished.
The rates of Postage on " Ship'' as onother Letters are taken by weight.
—
Under half an ounce, Single.
Under an ounce, Double.Under two ounces, Quadruple.Under three ounces, Sextuple, & so on.
PERSONS EXEMPT FROM SHIP LETTERPOSTAGE.
The Owners, Charterers, or Consignees(resident in the United Kingdom,) and theOwners, Consignees, and Shippers ofGoods on board vessels inward bound, areentitled to receive their Letters free from
Sea Postage, to the extent collectively of
six ounces in weight, by any one vessel to
any one such person. In the case of ves-
sels coming from Ceylon, the Mauritius,
the East Indies, or the Cape of Good Hopefor an Owner, Charterer, or Consignee of
such vessel, the letters may be collectively
twenty ounces in weight. The Owner,Charterer, or Consignee must be described
as such on the address and superscription;
and in the case of Owners, Shippers, or
Consignees of goods, it must also appear
by the ship's Manifest, that they have
goods on board the vessel. Such persons
are entitled to have their Letters which
come within the above conditions before
the Master of the vessel delivers the other
Letters in his charge to the Post Office.
%* Every person who shall, with in-
tent to evade any duty of Postage, falsely
superscribe a Letter as being the Owner,or the Charterer, or the Consignee of a
vessel conveying the same, or as the Owner,or the Shipper, or the Consignee of goods
shipped in such vessel, shall for every such
offence forfeit ten pounds.
POSTAGE DIRECTORY. 289
NORTH AMERICA, AND BRITISH AND FOREIGN WEST INDIA ISLANDS.
The Mails for North America are forwarded by Steam Packets, which leave Liver-pool twice a month, immediately after the arrival of the London Mails of the 3d and18th, unless either of these should fall on a Sunday, and then on the succeeding day.During the winter months, viz. Dec. Jan. Feb. and March, but one Mail, that of theod, is dispatched.
WEST INDIA AND AMERICAN LETTERS.
290 POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
PLAN FOR THE WEST INDIA MAIL PACKET SERVICE,v, aiCH came into operation {experimental!;/) 1st October, 1642.
Oit Atlantic—Ow bay Steamer.—Out Mails leave Southampton on the 1st
and 15th, and Falmouth on the 3d and
17th of each month. The steamer is
about three days in reaching Corunna,
four more in performing the 760 miles
between that place and Funehal Madeira,
and twelve to thirteen days between Ma-deira and St Thomas—rather above 260
miles. Thus the mails should arrive at
St Thomas in nineteen or twenty days
from the date of departure from England.
On reaching St Thomas the ship from
Europe delivers all the outward Mails to
to four steamers there waiting ; one for
the Demerara route ; one for Jamaicaand Hav annaii direct ; one for PoktoRico, Hayti, Cuba, Jamaica, &c. ; andthe fourth for Bermuda.
Having dispersed the Outward Mails.
the steamer remains to refit and be ready
to form one of the four steamers to assist
in the dispersion of the Outward Mails
arriving at the end of fifteen days byanother steamer from Europe.
Should the outward Steamer not reach
St Thomas before midnight on the 1:2(1
day from the appointed time of departure
from Falmouth, the four collected Steamers
at St Thomas proceed with the Inter-Co-
lonial Mails on their respective routes;
the Out Mails in such cases being consider-
ed Missing Mails, to remain after their
arrival at St Thomas till the next OutMails from Europe arrive and are dis-
persed.
Demerara Station.—Onelarge Steamer.
—As previously stated, the Out Mails
should arrive at St Thomas in nineteen or
twenty days. In twenty-two days fromthe Mails leaving England, the Steameron the Demerara station starts with themto Tortola, 23 miles; thence to St Kitt's,
128 ; thence to Nevis, 11 ; thence to Mont-serrat, 33 ; thence to Antigua, 32 ; thenceto Guadaloupe, 70; thence to Dominique,45; thence to Martinique, 40; thence to
St Lucia, 45 ; thence to Barbadoes, 100;
and thence to Demerara, 390; being atotal of more than 900 miles, which, beingdone at an average of eight miles an hour,•the packet should arrive at Demerara in
about four weeks from the date of theMails leaving England.
The Steamer stops until thirty days,fifteen hours, reckoned from the time ap-
pointed from the Outward Mails leaving
Falmouth; this gives an average stay of
three days at Demerara. She then returns
by the same route, receiving by the wayall the Homo and Inter-Colonial Mails
from the different islands (including those
subsequently named under the head " Tri-
nidad Station"), which will be delivered to
her by the Branch Steamer at Barbadoes.
On reaching St Thomas she delivers the
Home Mails to the Steamer bound to Ber-
muda.The Mails to and from Berbice are to
be forwarded overland via Demerara as
formerly.
Trinidad Station.- • One Small
Steamer.—On the arrival of the Steamerfrom St Thomas at Barbadoes, this Steamer
receives all Outer and Inter- Colonial Mails
destined for St Vincent, Grenada, Tobago,and Trinidad, at which latter place, dis-
tant from Barbadoes about 340 miles, the
Mail should arrive in about four weeks
from England. After about one day's
stop at Trinidad, the small steamer returns
by the same route with the Home Mails,
and should arrive about one day before
the large Steamer arrives at Barbadoes to
receive them.
Jamaica Station.— One small Steamer.
—This Steamer receives at St Thomasthe Outward and Inter-Colonial Mails for
Porto Rico, Hayti, and St Jago de Cuba,with which she starts at the same time
with the ? Demerara" Steamer. FromSt Thomas to St Juan's,, Porto Rico, 65miles ; thence to Cape Haytien, 3G0
;
thence to St Jago de Cuba, 215; andthence to Jamaica, 172 miles, at whichplace the small Steamer should arrive in
between four and five days, or abouttwenty-six or twenty-seven days reckonedfrom the departure of the Mails fromEngland. She remains at Jamaica until
thirty-one days, fifteen hours, from that
time, and then returns by the same route;
on her arrival at St Thomas, the HomeMails, &c, are transferred to the Steamerbound to Bermuda, the small Steamerremaining at St Thomas to perform the
same work after the arrival of each " OutAtlantic" Steamer.
Bermuda Station.— OnelargeStraiwr.— This Vessel leaves St Thomas with the
Mail for Bermuda at the same time
with the other outward-bound Steamers.
POSTAGE DIRECTORY. 291
She conveys at the same time all the
Home Mails collected by the Steamers onthe Demerara, Trinidad, and JamaicaStations, and should arrive at Bermuda,distant from St* Thomas 845 miles, in
about six days, or about twenty-six fromthe date of the departure from England
;
at Bermuda meets the Steamer from Ha-vannah, receives from her the Mails, &c,for England, and after completing her
stock of Coal, becomes the Home Atlan-tic Steamer, subsequently described,
Havannah Station. One large Steamer.
—(By this vessel the Mails are conveyedto Jamaica ; the arrangement is made to
afford the Island of Jamaica seven clear
days for replying to its correspondence).
On the arrival of the Out Mails at St
Thomas, the Steamer receives the Out andInter-Colonial Mails for Jamaica—the
"Chagres Station," the "HondurasStation,'' and the " Mexican Station."With these she proceeds to Jamaica direct,
650 miles from St Thomas. She should
arrive in three days. At Jamaica she
delivers every alternate time the " SantaMartha," " Carthagena," and " Cha-gres" Mails, to a Schooner waiting to
receive them. After a delay of twenty-four hours, the Steamer proceeds to Ha-vannah, distant from Jamaica 710 miles.
She should arrive at the Havannah in about
thirty days from the date of departure
from England. At Havannah she meets,
every alternate time, a Schooner to which
she delivers the Honduras Mails, and a
Steamer with the Mexican Mails. FromHavannah she proceeds to Nassau, 360miles, thence to Bermuda, 775 miles.
The Steamer from St Thomas, as pre-
viously shown, (" See Bermuda Sta-
tion,") is calculated to reach Bermuda in
about two days after the HavannahSteamer ; but should she not appear in
that time, the Steamer for Havannahmust not depart for Europe till eleven
days after she quitted the Havannah.This will allow three days for any casu-
alty delaying- the Steamer from St Tho-mas.
Mexico Station.— One large Steamer.
—On the arrival of every alternate OutMail at Havannah, this Steamer receives
the Out and Inter- Colonial Mails for
Mexico, and after four days' stay proceeds
to Vera Cruz, distant from Havannah 810miles, where she lands the Mails for that
place, and for the city of Mexico ; she
then goes to Tampico, 205 miles from VeraCruz, lands the Mails, and remains there
until every thing is shipped—Mails, Specie,
&c. She then returns to Vera Cruz, andremains there till fifty-four days, sixteen
hours, reckoned from the time of depar-ture from England. Having received HomeMails, Specie, &c, from Mexico and VeraCruz, she returns to Havannah, meets the
Outward Mexico Steamer, and proceeds
to Bermuda, as shown in " HavannahStation."Home Atlantic.— One large Steamer.
—Home Mails from Havannah reach Ber-muda in forty days from the time the OutMails left England; and the Homo Mails
collected at St Thomas reach Bermuda in
forty-one or forty-two days from the
same time. In forty-three or forty-four
days, or as soon as the Steamer from St
Thomas has completed her coals, the wholeof the Home Mails leave Bermuda for
England, by way of Fayal, 1770 miles
from Bermuda, and 1350 miles from South-ampton, which should be reached in six-
teen or seventeen days from Bermuda.La Guavra Station.—A Schooner.—
On the arrival of each alternate Steamerat St Thomas, with the Out Mails for
La Guayra and Porto Cabello in 22 daysfrom England, this Schooner proceeds to
La Guayra, 480 miles, usually performedin about ten days; thence to Porto Ca-bello, 6S miles ; thence to St Thomas,500 miles. The time occupied in goingfrom and returning to St Thomas, is usu-
ally about 26 days.
Chagres Station.—A Schooner.—Onthe arrival of each alternate HavannahSteamer at Jamaica, with the Out Mails
for Santa Martha, Carthagena, and Cha-gres, which should arrive at Jamaica in
about twenty-five days from England, this
Schooner proceeds to Santa Martha, dis-
tant from Jamaica 440 miles, usually at
the rate of 2A miles an hour ; thence to
Carthagena, 105 miles, at about double
that rate of speed ; thence to Chagres, at
about the same rate, 5 miles, and thence
back to Jamaica, 560 miles, at about 2tV
miles an hour. As the Schooner stops
about two days at Santa Martha and at
Carthagena, and about four days at Cha-gres, she occupies about four weeks in the
voyage from and to Jamaica. She mustleave Chagres on her return to Jamaica in
precisely forty-three days, thirteen houi"-,
from the time the Out Mails left Fal-
mouth.Honduras Station A Schooner.—
On the arrival of each alternate OutSteamer Avith the Honduras Mails, (whichshould arrive in about 30 days from Eng-land,) this Schooner proceeds with them to
292 POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
Belize, Honduras, distant from Savannah
600 miles. She haves Honduras again
with Homo and Inter-Colonial Mails in
forty-six days, twenty-two hours, after the
time of departure of the Out Mails from
Falmouth ; this allows a stoppage of about
a week at Belize, including which the
voyage to and from Havannah, (usually
performed at an average speed of abouttwo miles per hour,) occupies about four
weeks.*»* The Ro>/al West India Mail Packet
Company's Schooner no longer sails between
Madeira and Fayal.
LEGHORN, CIVITA VECCHIA, NAPLES, MALTA, SYRIA, ATHENS,
SMYRNA, CONSTANTINOPLE, AND ALEXANDRIA.
Table of the Route of the French Steam Packets, with the Rates of Postage (on
I'-tters posted within France) from Marseilles ; Time occupied during the Voyage,and Time of Stopping at each Place, from Marseilles to Alexandria.
To Leghorn,Civita Vecchia.Naples
Malta,
Syria,
AthensSmyrnaConstantinople
.
Alexandria
Postage. Time of Voyage.
Francs.
From Alexandria to Syria, ,
AthensSmyrnaConstantinople..
Malta,
Naples,
Civita Vecchia,
.
Leghorn,Marseilles,
1
1
1
1o
22
22
1
1
1
1
2
2229,
Days.
1
2
248
88
1010
35
5
7
8
910
Hours.
102
2322
10
21
1316
16o
135
18
17141616
Stop.
Days. Hours.
I
86
1214
1518
1214
15
6
6
The Packet leaves Marseilles the 1st, 11th, and 21st of each Month, at 5 p.m. ; andAlexandria the 6th, 16th, and 26th, at 4 p.m. Letters intended to be sent by thesePackets must be addressed '•' via Marseilles" " per French Packet."
GREECE, MALTA, AND IONIANISLANDS.
Mails to be despatched by Steam Boatsfrom Falmouth are made up in London onthe Saturday nearest to the 15th of eachmonth, and on the last day of each month,unless it happens on a Sunday, when theyare made up on the previous day. Lettersintended for this conveyance must be spe-cially addressed " via, Falmouth."
Closed Mails are also made up in Lon-don on the 4th of each month, and des-patched via Marseilles, from whence they
are forwarded by British Steam Boats.All Letters are sent by this route unless
otherwise addressed.
Letters are likewise sent via Marseilles,
from whence they are forwarded by theFrench Steam Boats, which leave Mar-seilles on the 1st, 11th, and 21st of eachmonth, if specially so directed.
EGYPT, SYRIA, AND EAST INDIES.Mails to be dispatched by Steam Boats
from Falmouth direct to Alexandria are!
made up in London on the last day of each:
POSTAGE DIRECTORY. 293
month, unless it happens on a Sunday,when they are made up on the previous
day. Letters intended for this conveyancemust be specially addressed " via Fal-
mouth."Closed Mails are also made up in Lon-
don on the 4th of each month, and dis-
patched via Marseilles, whence they are
forwarded by British Steam Boats. All
Letters are sent by this route unless other-
wise addressed.
Letters are likewise sent via Marseilles,
whence they are forwarded by the FrenchSteam Boats, which leave Marseilles on1st, 11th, and 21st of each month, if spe-
cially so directed.
N.B. The Letters which are sent in the
Closed Mails on the 4th of the month, are
forwarded from Malta to Alexandria bythe Steam Boat which left Falmouth with
the Mail of the last day of the previous
month.
LETTERS NOT TO BE SEALED WIT! I
WAX WHEN SENT TO WARM CLI-MATES.The practice of Sealing Letters passing
to and from the East and West Indies,
and other warm Climates, is attended with
much inconvenience, and frequently with
serious injury to the Letters, in conse-
quence of the Melting of the Wax, andadhesion of the Letters to each other.
In the case of Mails received from In-
dia, considerable delay is occasioned; andnotwithstanding the greatest care is takenin separating the Letters, which, owing to
the cause already mentioned, adhere closely
together, many are much damaged andtorn ; the public are therefore recom-mended in all cases to use Wafers in pre-
ference to Wax, in securing their Letters
sent to India or other warm Climates,
and also to advise their correspondents in
those countries to pursue the same course
A NEW CONVENTIONHaving been made with France which will come into operation on the first day of
June next, the following alterations in the rates of Postage, will take place on and fromthat date.
LETTERS TO AND FROM FRANCE AND PASSING THROUGHFRANCE.
The British rate on all Letters addressed to France and Algeria, or to countries
through France, will be reduced to 5d. on a Letter not exceeding Half an omice in weight,
and the French rate on such Letters will be reduced to 5d. on a Letter itnd- r the weight
of a quarter of an ounce, to whatever place in France or Algeria the Letter may beaddressed, excepting however all Letters conveyed by British Packets in the Mediter-
ranean, which will be liable to the British Mediterranean rates in addition to the abovementioned British rate of 5d. from England.
The French transit rate on Letters passing through France will also be reduced to
5d. on a Letter under the weight of a quarter of an ounce, but the other Foreign Rates
will vary according to the limit to which the Letter may be paid.
All Letters addressed to France, or to countries through France (except to those
countries hereafter mentioned to which the British Rate need only be paid), will beliable to both the British and Foreign Rates combined in the same manner as such com-bined rates are now charged on Letters paid to destination ; for instance, a Letter not
exceeding half an ounce is liable to one British rate, while a Letter under a quarter ofan ounce is liable to one Foreign rate, and so in proportion, as shown in the following
scale :
—
British Rates. Foreign Rates.
A Letter under a ^ of an ounce is liable to..,
., weighing a 3- and not exceeding^ »„ exceeding 4 and under ^ „„ weighing J and not exceeding 1 „„ exceeding 1 and under lj „
The British charge increasing tivo rates of Postage for every additional ounce, accord-
ing to the scale of weight, for charging Inland Letters and the Foreign charge increas-
ing one rate of Postage for every additional quarter of an ounce. It must be observed,
ho « ever, that the English and French modes of charging by weight are dissimilar : a
Letter not being liable to an increased British rate, unless it exceed the half ounce or
A.
204 POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
ounce, while an additional Foreign rate, is chargeable if it actually attain the quarter
half, three quarters of an ounce, or ounce, respectively.
1,liters to France soft. Algeria must be either unpaid or have the whole of the Postage
to destination, British and Foreign, paid in advance, as it will be no longer optional to
!he British rate only.
The Postage through France must be paid on Letters for Spain and Portugal (when
addressed via France), and on Letters for Sardinia, and the Southern States of Italy.
The Postage on Letters for Southern Italy may be paid through Sardinia (viz. to the
frontier towns of Sardinia, Bronl or Sarzanne,) as well as through France, and the
Postage on Letters to Sardinia itself may be paid to destination in Sardinia as well as
through France.
The following are the countries to which Letters may be sent by paying only the
British rate of od. on Letters when not exceeding half an ounce, viz. :
—
Turkey. The Ionian Islands. Germany. 7 If specially addresedThe Levant. Austria. Belgium. V *^ /ranceThe Archipelago. Venetian Lombardy. Holland. )
Greece. Switzerland.
Letters for Baden, Bavaria, and certain parts of Germany, served by or forwarded
1 hrough the office of the Prince of Tour and Taxis, may be sent unpaid, or paid through
France or paid to destination.
Letters for the following places may be forwarded by the French Mediterranean
Packets which leave Marseilles on the 1st, 11th, and 21st of each Month, either unpaid
or paid to destination, viz. :
—
Alexandria. Greece. The two Sicilies.
Constantinople. Malta. Smyrna.The Dardanelles. Papal States, or States of the Church. Tuscany.
Letters intended to go by these Packets should be addressed "by French Mediter-ranean Packet."
Letters for Malta and Alexandria may be also sent by the closed Mail on the 4th of
h Month, either unpaid or paid to destination; but on Letters for the Ioniannds and the East Indies, sent by sueh closed Mail, the Postage must be prepaid.
LETTERS FOR BRITISH COLONIES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIESBEYOND SEA, via FRANCE.
In addition to those countries and places on the Continent and in the Mediterranean,j
which have been already alluded to, Letters may be sent to any British Colony orForeign Country beyond Sea from any Port in France, if specially so addressed. Thecharge on such Letters will be the British rate of 5d. on a Letter not exceeding half
an ounce in weight, and a Foreign rate of lOd. under a quarter of an ounce, bothwhich rates must always be paid in advance. It is advisable that the name of thePort in France from which it is wished that the Letter should be dispatched, and also,
if possible, the name of the Vessel by which it is to be conveyed, should be stated onthe address of the Letter.
REGISTERED LETTERS.7? gistered Letters to France will continue to be sent under the same regidations as
at present, and Registered Letters addressed to countries through France will betreated in like manner ; that is, a Registration Fee of Is. over and above all rates ofPostage must be paid in advance, the British rate being the same as on other Letterssimilarly addressed, but not registered, but double the Foreign rates to destination, orto the utmost limit to which the Postage can be paid, to which an ordinary Letterwould be liable, must be paid, and the whole of the Postage must be paid in advance.
NEWSPAPERS.English Newspapers may be forwarded to France by Packet Free of Postage, or by
Private Ship for One Penny each, a:»d French Newspapers will be delivered in Eng-land for One Halfpenny each as at present.On Newspapers to and from Spain, via France, the rate will be One Halfpenny each.On Newspapers to and from Greece One Penny each, if forwarded bv the French 1
Mediterranean Packets.
POSTAGE DIRECTORY. 295
On Newspapers forwarded by the monthly closed Mail, and not via Falmouth, or toand from the East Indies, Malta, or any other place in the Mediterranean, the rate will
be 3d. each.
On Newspapers to and from all other countries, either on the Continent of Europeor beyond Sea. passing through France, the rate will be 2d. each. Prices Currentand Commercial Lists duly stamped enjoy the same privilege as Newspapers.
PERIODICAL WORKS AND PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.Periodical Works, not strictly Newspapers, which are published as Pamphlets, and
Parliamentary Proceedings, may be forwarded to France, but to France only, underthe following regulations :
—
Firstly, The Postage must be paid in advance.
Secondly, They must be sent in Covers open at the sides.
Thirdly, They must be printed in the English language.
The rates of Postage on such Works and Parliamentary Proceedings Mill be as
follows :
—
Not exceeding- two ounces in weight Id.
Above two ounces and not exceeding three ounces 6d.
Above three ounces and not exceeding four ounces 8d.
And 2d. for every additional ounce up to the weight of sixteen ounces, beyond whichweight no publication can be forwarded.
The regular Mails will be dispatched as at present from Dover to Calais, but Ship-Letter Bags will be made up between the following places, viz. :
—
London and Boulogne. Dover and Boulogne. Brighton and Havre.London and Havre. Brighton and Dieppe. Southampton and Havre.Dover and Calais.
The above-mentioned Rates and Regulations apply equally to all Letters passing-
between England and France, whether forwarded by the regular Mail Packet or byPrivate Ship.
It must, however, be distinctly understood that all Letter:.; will be forwarded by theregular Mail from London, via Dover and Calais, unless specially addressed by PrivateShip, and unless the route is specified.
The following TABLE shows what Letters may be sent unpaid, and what are the lowest
Rates on those Letters which require payment in advance in order to be forwarded.
France or Algeria, Unpaid.
»S^^"/r//.vr/"//////////.*.uSpS! \Both by French and En-rlish Packets -
Constantinople, ,
The Dardanelles,
Greece,
Papal States, or States of ) Wnnaid/Whcn sent by tlle Frencn Mediterraneanthe Church, $ / I
Packets.The two Sicilies,
Smyrna,Tuscany,
Baden, ; Unpaid.
Bavaria, Unpaid.
Certain Northern States of ) /When served by or forwarded through theEurope and j Unpaid. / Office of the Prince of Tour and Taxis. For
Central German States,f | a list of which see below.
Turkey, 5d.
The Levant, &d.
The Archipelago, 5d.
The Ionian Islands, 5d.
Austria, 5d.
Venetian Lombardy, 5d.
Switzerland, 5d.
296 POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
Germany, 5i.\Excepting the States served by the
\
Prince of Tour and Taxis. W specially addressed via France.Belgium, 5d. /
Holland, 5d.)Spain, lOd.Portugal, lOd.Sardinia, 10d.Southern Italy, when not conveyed 1 -. n ,
by Mediterranean Packets,.."... $1UcK
India, &c, as far as Bombay,.. ..Is. lOd.Any British Colony, or Foreign")
Country beyond Sea, except ( , .
in the Mediterranean, whenfforwarded through France, 3
A LIST of the'Northern States of Europe, and the Geyorforwarded through "the Office of the Prince
Brunswick.Denmark.Hanover.Mecklenburg Schwerin.
Mecklenburg Strelitz.
Oldenburg.
Saxony.
Sweden and Norway.
Bremen.Frankfort.
Hamburg.Lubeck.Hesse Darmstadt.Hesse (Electoral)
Hesse Homburg.Lippe-Detmold. -
Nassau.
Free Cities
man States, which are served by
of Tour and Taxis.
Reuss.
Saxe-Altenburg.
Saxe-Coburg-Gotha.Saxe-Meinino-en.
Saxe-Weimar.Schaumberg Lippe.
Schwartzburg-Rudolstadt.Schwartzburg- SonderhausenWurtembnrg.
Unpaid Letters, specially addressed to be forwarded by routes which require Postageto be paid in advance, will not, if there are any means of transmitting them, be openedand returned to the Writers for the payment of such Postage, but will be dispatched,if possible, by other routes, unpaid.
*
RATES OF POSTAGEOn Letters and on Newspapers to FRANCE, and to Countries passino-
France, from the United Kingdom (the Channel Islands excepted)!'through
Destination.
Franco and Algeria
pain
CI) Portugal.
Limit to whichLetters may be
paid.
Unpaid
Destination
thro' France*.
British
Rate notexceeding i oz.
Combined British ahd Foreign Rates.
Weighingundera J oz.
Pence
.
\ British 5
< Foreign 5
Total
BritishForeign
Total
10
5
5
111
fcc •< o,9 "H!f O be
s. d
10
] 3
5
10
N No o
6C -~
K S
o 3
60 H O
s. d.
10
1 3
2 1
10
1 3
3
s. d.
10
1 8
2 6
10
1 8
r~ r- fv
.5 8 c
.*. a.
1 E
2 I
Bates on I
Newspapers
Paymentcomjiulsory.
1 8
2 1
6 3!)
( Free(by Packet]
Id. byprivate Ship
Spain ''
Portugal 2tf.
(ULettors for Portugal, intended to be sent via France, must be so directed.
POSTAGE DIRECTORY. 207
PESTIXATIOX.
Sardinia ,
2) Italy, Southern
Limit to whichLetters may be
paid.
thro' France...
Destination
thro' France ...
Broni or )
Sarzanne)
British
Rate notexceed-ing J oz
Combined British a.\d Foreiux Kates.
"Weighingundera I oz.
British
Foreign
Total 10
British
Foreign
Total 1 1
British
Foreign
Total 10
British 5
Foreign 1
1
Total 1 4
r 5 s
a. o sc
1 3
1 4
1 9
5
10
1 3
5
1 10
o o
fcJC U
W
r-fcq O *:
bOM Q
10
1 3
2 1
10
2
2 10
10
1 3
2 1
10
2 9
3
10
1 8
2 6
10
2 8
3 6
10
1 8
2 6
10
3 8
4 6
o u—' o
^^ Ha s
1 8
2 1
3 9
1 8
3 4
5
1
2 1
3 9
1 8
4 7
6 3
Rates onNewspapers
Paymentcompulse hi
2<f.
2d.
(2) The following States are comprised in Southern Italy, viz.—Papal States, or States of the Church. Lucca.Two Sicilies—Naples and Sicily. Modena.Tuscany. Parma and Plicentia
Letters for the Papal States, Two SicDies, and Tuscany, may be sent unpaid via Marseilles.
Calais . .
thro' France.
Switzerland
Destination
.
3) Bavaria.
' UnpaidCalais
'4) Northern States ofEu-
'
rope, forwarded throughthe Office of Tour andTaxis
thro' France
(Destination,
u
British 5
Foreign 5
'203 POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
jil.vrlNATION.Limit to whichLetters may be
paid.
6) German States, served
by the Office; of Touraiid Taxis
Unpaid . .
Calids . .
thro' France
Destination
BritishKate notexceed-ing I oz
Combined British ami Foreign Rates.
Weighingundera J oz.
British
Foreign
Total
British
Foreign
10
Total 1 3
60 I *'" T '
1 3
2 1
o o
_ 3
*
:0 M °
W
o £
O &JD -
10
1 3
10
1 8
2 1
102 6
2 6
102 6
3 4 3 4
Rates onNewspapenj
Paymentcompulsory
3 9
1 8
5 10
2d.
(G) Letters for these States, intended to he sent via France, must he so directed. They are as follows:BremenFrankfort, f FreeHamburgh, f Cities.
Lubeck. )Hesse- Darmstadt.Hesse {Electoral).
Hesse-Homber;Lippe-Detmold.Nassau.Iteuss.
Saxe-Altenburg.Saxe-Coburg Gotha.
Saxe-Meiningen.Saxe- Weimar.Schaumberg - Lippe.Sehwartzburg-Rudolstadt.Schwartzburg-Sonderhausen.Wurtemburg.
Turkey1'lie LevantThe Archipelago(7) Greeceliie Ionian Islands...
Austria
V enetian Lombardy.(Germany
8) -J Belgium ,
(Holland
f 2dExcei t toGreece aucthe Ionian
Calais 5 ... Islands, tCBritish ... 5 5 10 10 1 E | which
thro' France 3 Foreign... 5 5 13 18 2 1'] placesNewspa-
Total 3 2 1| 2 6 3 i pers areforwardefree via.
[_ Austria.
(7) Letters for Greece may he sent unpaid via Marseilles.
(8) Letters for Germany, Belgium, and Holland, intended to be sent via France, must he so directed.
By the French PacketBoats from Marseilles.
"5
5
POSTAGE DIRECTORY. 299
DESTINATION.
B.t the British PacketBoat 3 from Marseilles.
>: m.
Alexandria
.
India.
Limit to whichLetters ma
paid.
Britishilate notexceed-ing £ oz
Unpaid ,
Destination.
Unpaid
Destination.
Destination;
Combined British and Foreign Rates.
Weighing
a J oz.
5~
- o"- 8 s
5 a> -*«
III
British 10Foreign. 5
Total 1 3
British 1 3
Foreign 5
Total 1 8
British 1 S
Foreign 5
Total 1 10
1 8
1 3
10
1 5
10
2 3
o o
CJJ u
— "H
i =
S3a 3
*>?.-c- r.i>
EC XtC-3
5
Rates onNewspapers.
PaymentCompulsory.
V t3 •
£1
18 181 .3 .1 8
2 11
2 6
1 3
3 4
2 6
1 8
3 9 4 2
2 10'
1 32 10
1 8
4 14 6
3 4
2 1
5 5
52 1
7 1
5 8
2 1
7 9
3d.
}• 3d.
3d.
N.B.—Letters for Malta, Alexandria, and India, will always be forwarded by the Montldy ClosedM;dl from London, on the 4th of each Month, unless otherwis directed.
(10) Ionian Islands. Destination....
British 1 3
Foreign 5
1 3
10
Total 1 S 1 2 1
1
.300 POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
From or to
Edinburgh.
Panama and western coast of South -\
America, including Ecuador, Pe- f -^ ^ru, Bolivia, and Chili, via Cha- C
gres and Panama, . . . J
LIVERPOOL PACKETS.United States .
Bermuda,Halifax, N. S., .
Newfoundland,British North America
via Boston, .
i UniformRateof. .1
Upper & Lower CanadaPrince Edward's Island,
New Brunswick, andNova Scotia (Hali-
fax excepted),
From or to
Edinburgh.UniformRate
of . .12This includes the
Internal Colo-
nial rate of 2d.
per half-ounce.
J
When Letters, &c. (ordinarily dispatched by Falmouth Packet) are specially
addressed "via France," they are (in whatever part of the United Kingdom they
may have been posted,) forwarded by Dover and Calais.
PRINCIPAL PLACES ABROAD.The Rates of Postage, and Way by which they are Sent, will be seen by referring to
•preceding Lists.
Abo, Russia
Aix, Italy
Aix la Chapelle, Ger-
manyAlexandria, EgyptAlkmaar, HollandAlicant, SjminAltona, GermanyAmsterdam, HollandAncona, Italy
Antwerp, or AnversArchangel, Russia
Augsburg, GermanyAustria, GermanyAzores (Islands)
Badajoz, SpainBaden, GermanyBahia, Brazil
Bamberg, GermanyBarcelona, SpainBavaria, GermanyBergamo, Italy
Bergen, NorwayBerlin, PrussiaBilboa, Spain,
Bogota, ColumbiaBois-le-duc, HollandBologna, Italy
Bonne, GermanyBrabant, BelgiumBreda, HollandBremen, GermanyBreslau, GermanyBrill, HollandBrody, Germany
Bruges, BelgiumBrunswick, GermanyBrussels, or Bruxelles
Buenos AyresCadiz, Spain
Cairo, Egypt_
Cagliari, Sardinia
Calmar, SwedenCanary Islands
Canton, ChinaCarlscrona, SwedenCarlsham, SwedenCarlsruhe, GermanyCarthagena, ColumbiaCarthagena, Spain
Cassel, GermanyChamberry, Italy
Christiana, NorwayChristianstadt, SwedenCivita Vecchia, Italy
Cleves, GermanyCoburg, GermanyCologne, GermanyComo, Italy
Constance, GermanyConstantinople, TurkeyCopenhagen, DenmarkCorunna, Spain
Courland, Russia
Com-troy, BelgiumCronstadt, Russia
Cuxhaven, GermanyDantzic, Prussia
Delft, Holland
Dram, Norway
Dresden, GermanyDrontheim, NorwayDusseldorf, GermanyElbing, Prussia
Elsineur, DenmarkEmbden, GermanyFinland, Russia
Flanders, BelgiumFlorence, Italy
Flushing, HollandFrankfort, GermanyFranconia, GermanyFrederickstadt, NorwayFreyburg, GermanyFriesland, E. GermanyFriesland, W. HollandFurth, GermanyGelfe, SwedenGenoa, Italy
Gcra, GermanyGermanyGhent, or Gand, BelgiumGibraltar
Gothland, SwedenGottenburg, SwedenGottingen, GermanyGratz, GermanyGroningen, HollandGuayaquil, EcuadorHaarlem, HollandHague, HollandHalle, GermanyHamburg, GermanyHanover, GermanyHavannah, West Indies
POSTAGE DIRECTORY. 301
Hayti, St DomingoHeidelberg, GermanyHeligolandHelvoetsluys, HollandHesse Cassel, GermanyHonduras, West Indies
Inspruck, Germany.Ionian Islands, Mediter-
raneanJacmel, St DomingoJutland, DenmarkKoningsberg, Prussia
La Guayra, ColumbiaLa Hague, HollandLeer, GermanyLeerwarder, HollandLeghorn, Italy
Leipsic, GermanyLeyden, HollandLibau, Russia
Liege, BelgiumLima, PeruLisbon, PortugalLouvain, BelgiumLubeck, GermanyMacao, ChinaMadeira, AzoresMadrid, SpainMagdeburg, Prussia
Maj orca, MediterraneanMalaga, Spain
Malines, BelgiumMalmo, SwedenMaltaManheim, GermanyMantua, Italy
Maracaibo, ColumbiaMaranham, Brazil
Mayence or Mentz, Ger-many
Mecklenburg, Prussia
Memel, Prussia
Messina, Sicily
Middleburg, Holland
Milan, Italy
Minden, Prussia
Minorca, Mediterranean
Mittau, Russia
Modena, Italy
Monte Video, BuenosAyres
Moscow, RussiaMunich, GermanyMunster, GermanyNamur, BelgiumNaples, Italy
Narva, Russia
NetherlandsNice, Italy
Nuremberg, GermanyOdessa, Russia
Oldenburg, GermanyOnega, Russia
Oporto, PortugalOratava, Canary Islands
Osnaburg, GermanyOstend, BelgiumOtranto, Italy
Paderborn, GermanyPadua, Italy
Palermo, Italy
Panama, S. AmericaPara, Brazil
Parma, Italy
Passau, GermanyPatras, GreecePernambuco, Brazil
Piedmont, Italy
Pillau, Prussia
Pisa, Italy
Port-au-Prince, HaytiPort Mahon, MinorcaPrague, GermanyPresburg, GermanyRatisbon, GermanyRevel, Russia
Riga, Russia
Rio de Janeiro, Brazils
Rome, Italy
Rostock, GermanyRotterdam,HollandSt Domingo, HaytiSt Michael's, AzoresSt Petersburg, Russia
St Sebastian, Spain
Salonica, Turkey
Saltzburg, GermanySanta Cruz, Canary
Islands
Santa Maura, Ionian Isles
Santiago, Chili
Sardinia, Italy
Savoy, Italy
Saxony, GermanySeville, SpainSicily, Italy
Silesia, GermanySleswick, GermanySmyrna, TurkeySpa, BelgiumStettin, Prussia
Stockholm, SwedenStralsund, GermanySwabia, GermanyTampico, MexicoTarragona, SpainTeneriffe, Canary Islands
Terceira, AzoresTournay, BelgiumTrent, GermanyTrieste, Italy
Turin, Italy
Tuscany, Italy
Utrecht, HollandValparaiso, Chili
Varel, GermanyVenice, Italy
Vera Cruz, MexicoVerona, Italy
Vicenza, Italy
Vienna, Austria
Vigo, SpainVilla Real, Spain
Warsaw, PolandWeimar, GermanyWestphalia, GermanyWiburg, Russia
Wirtemburg, GermanyWisby, SwedenWismar, GermanyWurzburg, GermanyYpres, BelgiumZante, Ionian Islands
Zittau, Germany
302 POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
MAIL-COACH ROUTES FROM EDINBURGH,SHOWING THE ARRIVAL AND BETURN OF THE MAIL AT EACH OF THE
UNDER-MENTIONED PLACES.
The following Lists will, it is hoped, be found of much importance to the Public, as
showing the course of Post, and enabling persons to avail themselves of Mail Conveyances.
A very trifling calculation will also enable them to ascertain the time of the Mail passing anyl
of the intermediate places. The Third Column shows the time of the Mail passing, and the',
last that of its return to Edinburgh. The return of the London Mails is calculated byl
London time.
Dist.
911
2744668396118134150
173183192201213249
EDINBURGH AND ABERDEEN(to Inverness.)
EdinburghSouth Queensferry
North Queensferry
KinrossPerth
DundeeArbroathMontroseStonehavenAberdeenInveruryHuntlyKeithFochabersElginForres
:Inverness
H. M.
POSTAGE DIRECTORY. 303
:disbdbgh axd losdo.v, (via Berwick-)
ist
17
m'2 -
86 l
DC
(>7
21
3G54
EdinburghHaddii gtqnDunbarBerwi k
Brlrord
Alfi ick
Fei onM rpeth
No i osile
amDftrlin
H. M.
10 10 h
11 59 i
1 10 ID
4 23mU 23m7 5a ..
8 47n,
48m11 20m
1 2 a
2 5; a
9
11
2744
59
yo80930019
135
51
f72
18G
197 !
JOS
!19
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BAXK DIRECTORY.
BANKS AND BANKING COMPANIES IXEDINBURGH.
BANK OF SCOTLAND. Bank Street.
Draw on Bark n c England and Branches; Coutts and Co. ; and Smith Pavne, and Smitl ^
London. Alexander Blair, Treasurer — A rchiual.1 B nn.t. Secretary
ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND. St Andrew SqoarDraw on Rank of Knjtland and its Rranches; Bank o' Ireland ann its Bram-h- » ; and OMtMand Co. LoBtfmi. John Thomson, Cashier — H- hert Svm W i Is n. Secretary.— J Mote, W i
BRITISH LINEN COMPANY. St Andrew Square.Draw on Bank of Enul-nd and Br^nchi-s. Batik of Ireland and Branch** ; Smiili, I'ayne, and
Snvths, London : United States of America and U prr Canada,Thomas Corrie, Manager.—Alexander G'.onsir, Secretary; William Spei re. u«>t<,tant do.
James Wilson, Accountant.
SIR W. FORBES, J. HUNTER, & CO. Parliament SquDraw on Cnutts & Co. and B-jtc'ay & Co. Luudoii.
COMMERCIAL BANK OF SCOTLAND. High Star
Draw dti J.»nes, Lnvrt & Co London.Rohert Paul, Manager.—J. S. Cunningham, Secretary.—Jatnts Douglas, Accountant.— Hugh
Auld, Cashier.
NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND. St Andrew Square.Draw on Givn, HallUax, Mill", & Co. Loniton.
Oeorze Crosbie, Manager.—Muneo Ponton, Secretary. — John Khind, Accountant.
EDINBURGH AND LEITH BANK. George Street
Draw on Williams Deacon, and Co., and Union -ank. London; Rank ot Ireland andBranches .— Archibald Bonar. Manager.— Chas. Jame- Kerr, Accountant.
Alexander iLLAK, <fe Co 40 Princes Street. Ban-lay & Ci>. Loudon.
ClydesdaLH Bank —Branch—Boyal Exchange. William Fleming, Manager.—John Slmp-.n.
Accountant. Barnett, Hnares. and Co. London.
Eastern Bank o- ScoTLANn—Edinbnrgh Kstabllshment, 12 Hanrver »tre»t Dt aw on Bar.
cNv, Beva;j, Tritton & Co., London. Robert Bell, Manager.—* llllam Mowbray,
Accountant.
Western Bank of 'cotund.-Branch— 12 St Andrew square.
P. Ramsay, Cashier, ana W. Morton, Accountant.
Joi.es, Loyd, b Co. London.
PROVINCIAL BANKS AND BRANCHES IX
SCOTLAND.The Head Office of each Bank is printed™ italics. For the London Mad
Edinburqh Agents, see always the Head Office.
- "- ANNAN'— British Linen Company, Farlth andABERDEEN — Aberdeen Bank, D. Wylie,
Cashier. Draw on Ro- al Bank, Earn
huig'h, Glvn & Co.. LondonAberdeen Toum and Countu Bank, WiUiarr,
Littljnhn, Cashier- Draw on Royal
Bnk, Kdm. ; Jones, Loyd, & Co. Loud.
Bank of Scotland, Arthur Thon aoo
Brit Mi Linen C.mnany, Th< mas "est.
Commercial Rank of Sent., Al^x Blackie
National Bank of Scotland. Alex. Cbiv.s
North of Scotland Banking Company, Hent>
Patersor,, Manager. IJrawoti Commer-
cial Ha k, Kdinbuigh; Barclay, Bevan,
& O". • ni'diitl
ABERFKLDY—Central BaDk of Sent., Robert
AIRDR*lt;-Bank of Scotland, James Thom-son, interim asrent.
National Bank of Scotland,
Western Bank of Scat., Alex. Galloway
ALEXANDRIA—Clydesdale Bank, William
MKin'ay , _ ., - DfALLOA-Commercial Bank, of Scotland, Rt.
Jameson „_.,.Glasgow Union Bank, Thomas £rydie
Western Bank of Scot.. E. & J. R*™"*n
ALVA-Edin. and Leith !*•> John Thomson
BrandCommercial RaM d.J«ra«»-
r In. and belth HankANSTKUTHEB— NatiniiHl Bank ol Scotland,
M. F. Conollv
Fast-rn Bark. Philip Oilphsnt
ARbROATH— Arbroath Hank, »m. JohMtMand I) LiU-nn- I'' >»' "i, i "ll n.i f
•
Bank. Bdtiiburfb ; «yiJ
'»«don
British I llli ' i n i " Y, Jamn Goodall
Dund.e DoIon Hank. A. HinnvARDROSS*N.--Bsiik 01 Brotlai d. D J
AL'CIHNBLAK — North ol doW-nd Hank.
lanrs Fari|iihar«"n
At'CHTERAKlu K < niral Hanll ol MM-i
,, ,.. |>, t. r Oerk .
ACCHTER.MI'CHTY—Ola»fnw DMM B*nk.
1 1 W VV rtt kpr
AYR— Bank of Scotland, Thorna* M TlelUnd
Ola-enw rninii Bank. P«irl. k « ..»"'
Ayr Bank, Munte.s fc Co ( I
M '*won Forbes fc 0*. Knin. . W* I I
London nr.mtm^*rKYrX-Ayrsh&c Bankmg Cimpvi *J *' '"•AY "
Cashier. Draw on »*• « ,n "
burgb. and Will lama * f«- London
808 BANK DIRECTORY.
Linen Co., ThomasBaLI-RON — BritishRobertson
B iXCHORY—Bank of Scotland, John OggB.iNFF— Aberdeen Bank, William Gall
Commercial Batik of Scotland, A.M-EwenNational Bank ot Scotland, George G.
RobinsonNorth of Scotland Banking Company,
Georpre CruikshanksBATHGATE—Glasgow Union Bank, Jno.
Marshal!National Bank of Scotland, John Johnston
BEAUOY—North of Scotland Bank, HectorSutherland
BEITH— Paisley Commercial Bank, JamesD: bie
Commercial Bank of Scotland, Wm. KingGlasgow Union Bank, Robert Speir
BIGGAR—Commercial Bank of Scot., JamesPurdie
Western Bank of Scotland, John WvldBLAIRGOWRIE—Bank of Scot., R. "& A.
RobertsonCommercial Bank of Scotland, JamesAnrurson
BOS'H ILL—Commercial Bank of Scotland,Patrick Moir
BRECHIN—British Linen Company, Speid&Black
Dundee. Union Bk., David Guthrie & SonsCALLANDER—Edinburgh and Leith Bank,
R'bei t Sibbald, int. agentBank of Scotland, Angus M'Donald
CAMPBELTOWN— Commercial Bank ofScotland. Nathaniel Harvey
Clydesdale Bk., John Colville, Jun. AgentCAMPS IE—Western Bank, Charles Stewatt,
AgentCARLUKE—British Linen Company, Jas.
GilchristCARNWaTH—Western Bank of Scotland,
Adam PetersonCASTLE DOUGLAS—British Linen Com-
pany, John SinclairNational Bank or Scot., James LidderdaleBmk of Scotland, Thomas Brown
COATBRIDGE—Western Bank of Scotland,J. Gentle
COLDSTREAM—British Linen Company,Thomas Douglas
COLINSBURGH—Commercial Bank of Scot-land, John Wood
CRIEFF—Central Bank of Scotland, JohnM'LeishCommercial Bank of Scot., Wm BrownP^rth Bank, William Murray
CROMARTY—Commercial Bank of Scotlaud,Robert Ross
Caledonian Banking Co., A. G. GrahamCULLEN—Aberdeen bank, W. L. TavlorCUMNOCK—Bank of Scotland, M. M'Kerrow
and Hamilton RoseAyrshire Bank, James Crawford
CUPAR-ANGUS— Commercial Bank of Scot-land, James Anderson
Perth Bank, W. BettCUPAR-FIFE—Brit. Linen Co., Pagan and
ChristieCommercial Bk. of Scot., George HogarthClydesdale Bank, Wm, Drummnnd
DALKEITH—Com. Bank of Scot., Geo GrayEdinburgh & Leith Bank, John LyleNational Bank of Scotland, David MillerRoyal Bank ot Scotland, John Patcrson
DALRY— Western Bank of Scotland, JamesM'Cosh
Paisley Commercial Bank, Wm. RamsayDENNY-DINGWALL—Aberdeen Town and County
B mk, Colin MunroCaledonian Banking Co., E. M'lverNational Bank of Scot., Hugh J. Cameron
DOLLAR—Edinburgh and Leith Bank, J.and W. Gibson, Agents
DO UNE—Glasgow Union Bank, Daniel Stew.art
DORNOCH— Caledonian Banking Company,W.S. Fraser, agent
DUFFTOWN—North of Scotland Bank, Jas.Petrie
DUMFRIES—Bank of Scotland, Rt.Tkreshieand Thomas Crichton
British Linen Company, Robert AdamsonCommercial Bank of Scot., Wm. GoldieNational Bank of Scotland, Alex. HannayEdin. and Leith. Robert Laing, Auent.Western Bk, of Scot., Primrose & Gordon
DUNBAR—British Linen Coy., John KellyCommercial Bank of Scot., W. H. Ritchie
DUNBARTON—Commercial Bank ot Scot-land, Samuel Black.
Western Batik. Alexander ScottDUNBLANE—Glasgow Union, C. M'AraDUNDEE— Bank ot Scollland, John Sturtock,
Manager, And. Nieison, Sub-ManagerBritish Linen Company, John SymetsDundee Bank, C. W. Boase, Cashier Drawon Forbes and Co. Edinburgh, Kinloch& Sons, London
Dundee Union Bank, D. Miln, Cashier. Drawon Royal Bank, Edui., Smith and Payne,London
Eastern Bank of Scotland, W. Christie, gen.Manager. Draw on Barclay and Co.London
National Bank of Scotland, P. H ThornsDUNFERMLINE—Bank Oi Scotland, James
S RonaidsonBritish Linen Company, Robert DouglasCommercial Bank of Scot., Wm. WarrenEdinburgh and Leith Bank, Henry Kidd
DUNKELD—Commercial Bank of Scotland,Robert C. Wilson
Perth Bank, John LeslieDUNSE—Bank of Scot., A. and W. Purves
British Liuen Company, Cuoingham &Hillstou
ELGIN— Aberdeen Bank, Forsyth and YoungBritish Linen Company, Alex. BranrerCaledonian Banking Coy., James GrantCommercial Bank of Scot., Jn. Lawson,North ot Scotland Bank, George Robertson
ELLON—Aberdeen Town and Co., John RaeAberdeen Bank, R. LendrumNorth ot Scotland, Thomas Milne
EYEMOUTH— Comrneicial Bank of Scotland,Thomas Bowhill
FALKIRK—Bank of Scotland, AlexanderMnctariane
Commercial Bank of Scot., Henry SalmonNational Bank ot Scotland, Robert AdamClvdesdale Bank, James Russel, Jun.
FOCHABERS— Abtroeen Bank, A. ReidFORT-WILLIAM — British Liuen Co. J.
M'GreaorNatimal Bank of Scot.. Thos. M'Donald
FORRES— British Linen Company, ThomasDavidson
Caledonian Banking Coy., R. UtqnhartNational Bank of Scotland, Robert Watson
FORFAR—Arbroath Bank, William WhiteDundee Bank, William HutchisonDundee Union Bank, John Yeaman
FRASERBURGH — Bank of Scotland, L.Chalmers
Aberdeen Bank, Geo. WallaceNorth of Scot Bank.. Robt; Stephen, Agt.
GALSTON, Ayr Bank, John H. nririeGALASHIELS—National Bank of Scotland,
Robert. HaldaneEdinburgh atiri Leith Bank, John Pringle
GATEHOUSE— Western Bank of Scotland,Andrew Fyfe, Agent
GIRVAN—Ayr Bank, Kennedy BrownAyrshire Banking Coy., Wm. Johnston
GLASGOW—Bank of Scotland, Chas. Camp-bell, Manager, W. J. Duncan, Sub-Manager
BANK DIRECTORY.
Co.
Brmsi) Linen Company, David GooosirClydesdale Bayik. Henry Brock, Manageri""'"' i»i Harrietts aim Co. Li.raou
Commercial Bank of Scotland, John WyldGlasgow and Snip Bank, Robert PindlayManager. Draw ou Forbes and
f- Edinburgh, Smith & Co. London.Glasgow Union Banking Company, j. a. An-deisun, Manager. Draw on Forbes &C>. Edinburgh Joins and Co. London.
Glasgow Joint Stock Bank, John Robertson,Maoager. Draw on Coin. Bank, Edin-burgh, and on Williams & Co., London
City of Glasgow Bank, Hrii. Paul, Manager.Draw on Western Bank, Edinburgh,and Smith, Payne, and Co. Loudon
Greenock Bank, John KobsonNational Bank or scot., C. CunninghamKoyal Bk. of Scot., L Robertson, CashierWestern Bank of Scotland, Donald Smith,ManagerDiaw ou Jones, Lloyd, and Co. London
GOLSPIE—A>err,een Town and County Bk.,J. B. gangster
British Linen Company, Lewis HoustonGRANGEMOUTH — Commercial Bank 01
Scot and, John S. MackayCHAN TOWN—National Bk. of Scot., John
GrantC.iennnian Banking Co , A. Gumming
GREENOCK— Bank or Scotland, Ruhr. BaiueGlasgow Unio'j Bank, Andivw AndersonGr,enock Bank, a. Thomson, Cashier.Draw on Forbes <St Co. Edinburgh, Priceic Co. Lond.<n
Greenock Union Bank, Allan Fullarton, Ma-nager. Draw on Commercial Bank,Edinburgh, and on Glyu & Co London
Royal Bank of Scotland, Thomas TurnerWestern Bank of Scotland, James Miller
HADDINGTON—Bank or Scotland, Arch,and Thomas Todrick
British Linen Company, John Ferme* estern Bank or Scotland, William Dods
HAMILTON— British Linen Company, J.
Henderson and S. SimpsonCommercial Sauk or Scotland, Thos. An-derson
Western Bk. of Scot., Mr Morison, dead,(lately) a successor not yet appointed
HAWICK—British Linen Company, Dicksonand Davids- i;
Commercial Bank of Scot, J. & G. OliverNational Bank or Scotland James Wilson
HELENSBURGH— Western Bk. or Scotland,Alex. Ciinpbell
HOLYTOWN— Western Bk. of Scotland., MrAngus has ceased to be agent, and a suc-cessor not yet appointed
HUNTLY—Aberdeen Bank, Robert MilneNorth or Scotland Banking Company, J.
and J RobertsonINVERARY—National Bank of Scotland,
Alexander M ArthurGlasgow Uuiou Bank, James Wright
1NVERGORDON—Commercial Bank of Scot.
Robert GrigorNorth of Scotland Banking ro , Rod. Hay
INVKRKEITH1NG—Eastern Bunk, WilliamFraser
INVERNESS—Bank of Scotland, John Mac-kenzie
British Linen Company, John Ross
Caledonian Banking Company, Charles
Waterston, ManagerCommercial Bank of Scot., James WilsonNational Bank of Scotland, John.Mackay
North ot Scot. Bank, .1. and J. M'TavishIX VfikURY— Aberdeen Bank R. limes
North ot Scotland Bank, A. Davidson andSon
IRVINE— Ayr Bank, Alexander Paterson
Ayrshire Banking Co., William Gillies
^^ 309British Linen Comp., Mouigomeile and
i* I J r\ l| H [
ISLAMT,
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;l
i" al Bank or Scotland, Duncanot*a ulster
JEDBURGH-Bri.ish LtaBO Co . John Elliot
inHvi', JivJ?""k °' Sn,r
'Wm Rutherford,JOHNS I ONE -Glasgow Union Bank, j.Hoimes
KEITH— Aberdeen Bank, R. GreenAberrte-i-n Town ana Oeunty Bank Al.x.Thorburn
North or Scotland Banking Company,William Lnngmore
KELSO—Bank or Scotland, H. and P. DarlingBritish Linen Company, Patrick WilsonEastern Bank, Charles WiilnleCommercial Bank or Boot., Jm, Douglas
National Bhok or BeoUand, .i*m-« TaliKILMARNOCK—Bank ..t -cr.. ,\ Urn Cowl*Commercial Bank o Scotland, A. J. Bi ucaAyr Bank, C. D. GardnerAyrshire- Bank, Jemes Urle
K1L>YTH-Wtst. Bk. or Scot., C. Stewart,A^ent
KILWINNING—Commercial Bank of -
Huvh KingKINCARDINE— Commeicii,] Bank of |
A. C StephenGIhmtow Union Bank, Robert Gentle
KINGUSSIE— British Linen Company, D.M'l'he son, Junior
KINROSS— Edin & Leith Bank. Hogl I
British Linen Co., J. W. WlllianKIRKCA LDY— Bank of Scotland, David and
A. G.Morgan, Agen s.
C.mm-rcial Bankot Scot., Sam. DaTiGlasgow and ship Bank, George AndersenNaion-il Hank 01 Scotland. II. Hevendge
KIRKCUDHRIGHT—Bankut Scotland, ttuH M'L.JIan
Western Bk. of Scotland, Wm Macbran,Ag< in
KIRKINTULLOCH—Western Bank of Scot-land Charles Stewart
KIRKWALL—Commeicial Bank of Scotland,J-iines Spence
National Bank of Scotland John llalkle
KIRRIEMUIR— British Linen Company. W.Forrest and Son
LANARK—Commercial Bank of Scotland,
Thomas PaulWestern Bank of Scotland, Gray st.d
AndersonLANGHOLM— British Linen Company, Alex.
SteveiisouNational Bank of Scotland, John N
LARGS— Western Bank or Scotland, It. II.
UrqnhartPaisley Commercial Bulk, June* Lang
LAUDER—Bank ot Scotland, John RonLEITH—Bunk or Scotland, Then -
I
British Linen Company, Joseph i nndell
Comoincial Bauk ol ScolUno, AteXMSpence
Edinburgh and Lflth Rank. And. WNational Bmk ol Scotland, James H ..n«.-«
Royal Bank of Scotland, William Banar
LEVKN Coii.meii-ial Bank ol -
David Nleoll
LERWICK— Sir Wm Forbes and Co., Robert
Piay fair, Aire nt
LINLITHGOW— Ceimmerclal Bank of Scot-
land. John Mar' Is
LOCHGILPHEAD—Glasgow Colon Bank*
H. M'KwanOre- tick Bank, Wm. PIMM
LOCH WINNOCH— W •stern Hank M SOtl-
latid Robert Caldwell, junior
L-OCKBRBY — Western Bank of Scotland.
William Richardson
Edinburgh and L. ith Bank, MM "*"«.
MACDUFF-North of Scotland Bsuk, Robert
Adam
310 BANK DIRECTORY.
MA UCHL1NE—Commercial Bk. of Scot aud,John strathdee
MARK INCH—Commercial Bank of Scotland,D. G. Rutherford
MAYROLR—Ayr Bank, William NivenAyrshire Bank, William Brown
MELROSE—British Linen Company, J. Curieand J. Erskine
Edinburgh and Leith Bank, Allan FrperMrDCALDBR— Edinburgh and Leith BaDk,
David Scoular3I1LLPORT—Su -Branch Western Bank of
Scotland. H. R. Urquhart, Agent.MOFFAT—Gla^ow Uuion Bank, David
JarriineWestern Bark, Samuel M'Millan, Agent
MONTROSE—Bk ot Scotland, John BarclayRritish Linpn Companv, James BeattieDundee Union Bank, Lindsay & WalkerEastern Batik, James Leigh'onNational Bank of Scotland, David Hill
MUSSELBURGH—Commercial Bank or Scot-laud,
James M'CormlckW-stern Bank or Scotland, Thomas Lees
NAIRN— British Linen Co., Adam DavidsonNational Bank of Scotland, Alexander A.Grant
Caledonian Banking Co , Pat. DevvarNE I LSTON—Glasgow Union Bank, Matthew
AndersonNEW8URGH—Central Bank of Scotland, A.
BrownCommercial Bank of Scotland, ThomasAnderson
NEW GALLOWAY—Edinburgh and LeithBank, William Candlish, Agent
NEWTON STEWART— British Linen Company. James Ne.wall
Edinburgh and Leith BaDk, Peter Darzie,Afrent
NORTH BERWICK—Western Bank ot Scot-land, Andrew R'chairison
OBAN—National Bankof Scotland, CampbellPaterson
PAISLKY—Bank of Scotland, James Flndlay,Agent. Robert Hunter, Sub- Ag' lit
British Linen Company. Arthur WelshGlasgow Union Bank, John ScottPaisley Bank, A. Welsh, Cashier. Draw onRuyal Bank, Edinburgh; Smith aud Co.London
Paisley Commercial Bank, Thomas Risk,
Manager- Draw on Commercial Bankof Scotland, Edinburgh, aud on Smith,Payne, and Co., London
Western Bank ot (Scotland, Alex. BorlandPEEBLES—British Linen Company, John
WelshCltv of Glasgow Bank. Walter Thorburn
PENICUICK— Edinburgh and Leith Bank,James Symington
PERTH— Bank ot Scotland, Patrick GilbertStewai t
British Linen Company, W. H. Hunterand Conning
Central Bank of Scotland, Arch. Bums,Manager. Daw on Commercial Bank,Edinburgh, Glvn ano Co. L n ion
Commercial Bank of Scotland, WilliamGlo*g
National Rank of Scotland. D. L. JoHyPerth Bank David C'aiaie, cashier- Drawon Forbes and Co. Ed nlurgh. Barclayand Co. London.
PETERHEAD— Aberdeen Rk , Gray & Boy^Aberdeen Town and County bank, R.Alexander
Commercial Bank of Scotland, ThomnsJ. Bremrnr
North of Scot. Banking Comp., WilliamAlexandrr
PITLOCHRY—Central Bank of Scotland, D.M'Gillewle
Commercial Bank of Scotland, Alexanoi r
M'NaugbtO i
POLLOKSHAWS—Western Bank, J. Tassie,Agent
PORTsOY—Nerth of Scotland Bank, JamesMoir
PORT-GLASGOW— Glasgow Union Bank,Matthew King, jun.
Greenock Bank, A. M'Lachlan and Co.Roval Bank of Scotland, A. M. Burrell
PORTOBELLO—Western Bank of Scotland,James A. M'Whirter
PORTREE—National Bank of Scot., Rod.MLeod
North of Scotland Rank. Kpd. M'AskillROTHfcSAY—Greenock Bank, John G'Ties
Royal Bank of Scotland. J. H. SempleWestern Bk. of Scot., John Macfle, Brent
ST ANDREW'S—Bank of Scotland, John BainC ydesdale Bank, Walter WalkerEastern Bank, W F. IrelandEdinburgh and Leith Bank, W. F. Ireland
arid Mnrrav, AgentsSALT 'O ITS—Ayrshire Bank. William B.OrSANQUHAR—British Linen Comp., J. W.
Al 'QueenSELKIRK—British Linen Comp . John Lai gSTEWARTON—Glasgow Union Bink, J. A.
Snodgra-sAyr Bank, Alexander Ferguson
STIRLING—Bank of Scotland, Alex. BrorileGlasgow Union Bank, Thnraas M'MikenCommercial Bank of Scot., Jas. MorrisonEdinburgh and Leith Bank. John SawersNational Bankot Scotland, Patrick 'rirn al
STONEHAVEN—Bank of Scotland, WilliamStewart.
Aberdeen Town and County, Jas. BtrrmssSTORNOWAY—National Bank ot Scotland,
Roderick MorrisonSTRANRAER—British Linen Comp., Moi i-
land and M'NeelEdint urgh & Leith Bank, J. Kerr, Aget t
Glasgow Union Bank, M'Douall & GuthrieSTRA THAVEN—Bank of Scotland, John and
Thos. Tenoant, agentsGlasgow Union Bai k, William GebbieNational Security Savings Bank (Gtasj
go\v,) Robert WilsonSTROMN ESS—National Bank, John Beatt inTAIN —British Linen Company, James Gair,
Commercial Bank ot Scotland, GeorgeMurray; North ot Scot. Banking Company,Alex. Inn>s
TARL AND— Aberdeen Bank, Andrew RossTHOKNHILL—Glasgow Uuion Bank, Alex.
MoffatTHURSO— Aberdeen Town and County Bank,
Robert AndersonCaledonian Banking Company, Willi; mSmith
Commercial Bank of Scotland, Alex.Henrti rson
TILLICOULTRY— Edinurgh and LeithBank, John Thomson
TOBERMORY—Western Bank, of Scot. H.NisDet, Agent.
TROON—Glasgow Union Bk. ar d Ayr Bk.Glasgow Uuion Bank, P. Cowan, Hei>ry
Nisbft.Ave Rank, R. Alison
TURRIFF—Commercial Bank of Scotland,Souter Firfticis
North of Scotland Banking Co., NormanGordon
WHITEHORN— Bank of Scotland, G. C. Din-woodie
Edinburgh and Leith Bank, Wm. Dor.mon, A -tlit.
WICK— Aberdeen Town and County Bank,Peti-r M'Lachlan
Commercial Bk. ot Scotland, Josiah RhindiWIGTON— British Linen Co., John BlackWISHAW—British Linen Co., Jas. Gilchrist
A TABLE OF SIMPLE INTEREST,AT FOUR, FOUR AND A HALF, AND F1»E PER CENT, FROM ONE DAT TO ONE VLAK, iM
|
iora. — For two per cent take the half of four per cent. — For two and a half- ror iv»u per ce.u vane Hie nan 01 tour per cent. — For two and a half per cent take the half of (Ire n» «.„i »„, ,k.cent take three quarter, of four per cent ,_ and for three and a half per cent HE ItWeblZ5?tZ~ ~,
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INTEREST TABLE continued. INTEREST TABLE continued.
9 Days.
Principal.
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2030411
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2002501000
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1
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2247911
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3 11
4 11
19 8
1 1
1 2I
2
225
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1
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511
4£ per cent.
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23
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45
1 2
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32
1 1
2 2
1 4
£0 Days. 1
ADVERTISEMENTS.
ABERDEEN FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCECOMPANY.
ESTABLISHED, 1825.
CAPITAL, £1,000,000.
HEAD OFFICE, 89, UNION STREET, ABERDEEN.
OFFICE IN EDINBURGH, 65, Princes Street.OFFICE IN GLASGOW, 69, St Vincent Street.OFFICE IN PERTH, 79, High Street.OFFICE IN DUBLIN, 12, Batchelor's Walk.
Governor.
The Right Hon. LORD FORBES.
Chairman of Directors.
ALEXANDER WEBSTER.
Physicians in Aberdeen—Dr Ewing and Dr Dyce.Bankers—The Aberdeen Town and County Bank.
Surveyor of Property—John Simpson, jun.
Accountant—James Smith.
Manager— Robert Russell Notman.
Robert Macfarcane, Esq., Advocate, Chairman of Edinburgh Board.Medical Referee—James Dunsmure, Esq., M.D.
Agent—Robert Webster, S.S.C.
William Smith, Esq. of Carbeth Guthrie, Chairman of Glasgow Board.Medical Referee—J. Coupar, Esq., M.D.Agent— William G. Smith, Writer.
_,
Robert Ross, Esq. of Oakbank, Chairman of Perth Board.Medical Referee—William Malcolm, Esq., M.D.
Agent—Laurence Rintoul, merchant.
THE Company was formed in the year 1825, and consists of nearly 700Partners. The business has been carried on with prudence and success ; and,
as an index of this, the shares have for many years been sold at 150 per cent abovethe original cost.
[Continued.
X
314 ADVERTISEMENTS.
[Aberdeen Fire and Life Assurance Company—Continued.]
FIRE INSURANCE.Ordinary risks, such as dwelling-houses, household furniture, &c, are charged Is. 6d,
Hazardous insurances, which comprehend spirit-dealers' stock, bakehouses, Oils, andthe like, 2s. 6d. Doubly hazardous risks, such as thatched buildings, China, Glass,
Paintings, &c, 4s. 6d. Farm stock is rated only at 2s. per cent, free of duty, and nocharge is made for the Policy, which, to Farmers, is an important saving upon small
sums.
LIFE INSURANCE.The rates of this Company will bear a very favourable comparison with those of any
other office in the Kingdom.The Company grant Assurances under a variety of forms : that is—they have
Tables calculated showing the same ultimate results, but which may be used by persons
insuring according to their different circumstances. Thus—Assurances may be effected
for any limited time, or for the whole duration of life. The premiums may be paid
yearly, half-yearly, or quarterly. As it is often an object for many persons to pay off
their premiums within a certain time, instead of having them spread over every year
during which they may live, Tables are computed to show the amount to be paid in
one payment in 5, 10, 15, or 20 years.
PARTICIPATION IN PROFITS.To those desirous of participating in the profits of the Company, while they are
secured from all risk by its capital, the moderate premiums required and the great
prospective advantages which are certain to accrue, present inducements of the mostsubstantial nature. The whole profits resulting from this department will be divided
among the Policy Holders, except a small portion which the Directors will apply to
the expense of management.Persons wishing to secure the sum Assured during their own lifetime, if they attain
a certain age, or to have it paid to their representatives should they predecease that
age, may accomplish this at a slightly increased rate of Premium.Assurances are granted upon Joint Lives, and upon Survivorships. East and West
India and other foreign risks, taken at Moderate Extra Premiums. Annuities, imme-diate and deferred, are granted upon very Liberal Terms. Money lent upon the secu-
rity of Life Policies, and to Heirs of Entail upon Annuities during their lives.
SPECIMENS OF THE TABLES.
NON-PARTICIPATION SCALE.
Age.
ADVERTISEMENTS. Hl.'j
CALEDONIAN INSURANCE COMPANY,INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER.
Established in 1805.
19, George Street, EDINBURGH; 27, Moorgate Strbet, LONDON, tad
50, Dame Street, DUBLIN.
THE Rates of this Company have been recently calculated t'ruii:
most approved Tables of Mortality, and will be found exceedingly moderate
Fire Insurances are effected on all descriptions of property at the lowest rai.
premium compatible with safety.
The success of the Corporation has been continually progressing, and the conditi
and terms of Insurance will be found highly liberal and satisfactory to the assunil.
All information is readily given, gratis, at the different Branches and at the 1!
Office.
H. D. DICKIE, Ma*%Edinburgh, April, 1843. JOHN MOIN1.T. >-,,. rj.
ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH
LAWLIFE ASSURANCE AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
OFFICE IN LONDON, 147, Strand, near Somerset House.
OFFICE IN EDINBURGH, 119, Princes Street.
Established, 1839-
CAPITAL, ONE MILLION.
The Honourable Lord Wood, one of the
Judges of the Court of Session.
SCOTTISH TRUSTEES.
H. J. Robertson, Esq., SheritV of I
frewshire.
Anthony Murray, of Cri.tT, Ev; , * -
EDINBURGH DIRECTORS.
Robert Mackay, Esq., 1T.8., •. I
Place.
Allan Men/.ies, Esq., W.fl
Street.
Charles Baillie, Baq . A.d.Ti
Great Stewart Btreet
James Adam, Esq., S.S.C.. 19, Claremont
Crescent.
John BMtMO l'»"- " ;" <' !
'
: '
W.8 iISt Great King Street
Hercules J. Robertson, Esq., Advocate,
Sheriff of Renfrewshire, 76, Great
King Street.
William Smythe, Esq., Advocate, 16,
Great Stewart Street.
John Wedderburn, Esq., H. E. I. Co.'s
Civil Service, Charlotte Square.
Ralph Erskine Scott, Esq., Accountant,
57, Great King Street.
Alexander Hamilton, Esq., W.S., 29,
Rutland Square.
Bankers-Sir William Forbes & Company; Physicum-Dr J. II. ^
316 ADVERTISEMENTS.
\_Eng1ish and Scottish Law Life Assurance and Loan Association— Continued.']
CONSTITUTION AND REGULATIONS.
THE Deed of Constitution of this Association has been settled
under the advice of the ablest legal authorities, both of England and Scotland,
with the unanimous concurrence and assistance of the London and Edinburgh Boards,
and with a regard to the laiv of both countries, which secures the interests of the assured
residing in each. The English and Scotch systems of Assurance being thus incor-
porated in its constitution, parties transacting with the Office in Scotland, whde they
are dealt with in every respect as if the Association were exclusively a Native ScotchEstablishment, have, at the same time, the important benefit of participating in the
profits derivedfrom the extensive business carried on in England,
All Proposals made in Scotland are disposed of by the Edinburgh Directors,
who meet every Monday, and by whom Scotch Policies are subscribed and issued.
Claims falling due under Policies are paid at the Office, in Edinburgh, three
months after the death occurs, or at the option of the Directors, upon satisfactory
evidence, immediately, on discount being allowed, the only title required being that
prescribed by the law of Scotland.
LOANS.
Persons of respectability and character assured in this Office for the whole term of life,
may obtain temporary Loans upon approved personal security, or on the security of
Assignable Property, or income of adequate value. Parties effecting temporary loanson approved personal security are put to no expense beyond outlay.
ANNUITIES.
Annuities are granted, payable half-yearly or quarterly. The following is aspecimen of the rates, where the annuity is payable half-yearly, for every ^100 paidto the Association :
—
|Age,...45 |
ADVERTISEMENTS. 31'
NORTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY.Established in 1809, and Incorporated by Royal Charter,
CAPITAL-ONE MILLION.
HEAD OFFICE, 64, PRINCE'S STREET EDINBURGH;8, Royal Exchange Square, Glasgow; 4, New Bank Buildiugs, London, and
37, College Green, Dublin.
Present Accumulated Life Fund, upwards or £353 OOOPkesent Annual Reyenue.from Life Premiums AXONS, Excsbdikg q\ 'OOO
EDINBURGH BOARD.
Presid nt.
His Grace The DUKE of SUTHERLAND.
Vice-Pesidents.
The Most Noble the MARQUIS of ABERCORN.The Right Honourable the EAHL of ST A lit.
The Rit:ht Honourable the E A RL of CAMPER DOWN.The Right Honourable LORD VISCOUNT MELVILLE. K.T.The Right Honourable Tue LORD DOUGLAS of DOUGLAS.
Extraordinary Directors.
Philip B. Ainslie of St Colme House, Esq.Colin Campbell of Colgrain, Esq.The Hon. Lord Cunuiughame.S'r David Dundas ot Dunirs, Bart.
Wm. D. Gillon of Wallhouse, Esq.
Sir Geo. M'Pherson Grant ot Ballindalloch,
Bart.
Captain James Hay, H E.I.C. S.
Sir Thos. Dick Lauder ot Fouia'uiball, Bl.
The Hon Lord MooorelfLHenry Monteith ol Contain, E*q.
Wm. It. Ramsay of Barn ton, Esq., M.P.Thomas Guihne Wright, Esq . Auditor of
the Court of Session.
Petrr Hamsny, Esq., Hank-r.
J. Rentoo Boa, . Aeoetuttaat.
William Young, Esq., \\ . >.
Ordinary Directors.
John Anderson, Esq., W.S.j
JohnGibson, Jun ,Esq.,W.S
Laur. Davidson, Esq., W.S. Alex. Monypenny, Esq., W.SCaptain Henry Dunuas, R.N. I
Major Normau Priugle.
John Dundas, Esq., W.S. I
James Borthwiek, Esq., Manager, John Ogilvie, Esq., 6
Medical Officer—John G. M. Burt, M.D., GeorK e Mr. .t.
Solicitors— Messrs Nairue and Bertram, vx rto" '" lhe Ml"*Bankers—Bank of Scotland, and Royal Lank.
LIFE ASSURANCE.HIS Corporation ranks amongst the first and most Fi.m U8HDM I
fames in Scotland; supposed by a large and Influential body ,.l l"r..,„.T „.„..._ ,-,., ,„„. .
giving to the Assured every advantage hitherto offered to tbfl 1 uWWThe Premiums are moderately rated at all ones; and are so , bJM>
descending scales and otherwise, to suit the object of every l*m*J!lS2a3Boutlay, whether to secure a debt, provide lor his family, or to convert income ...... ^P"^descending scales and otherwise, to suit the object of every Insurer, at the k
outlay, whetherfor his own use.
When an Insurance is for the whole period of life, one half OFTW Pm*REQUIRE TO BE PAID FOR THE FIRST FIVE YEARS AFTKa THE DATE O THE >, <^'£££half may remain unpaid subject to the payment oj interest atjiieper cent annually.
at death, or may be previously paid oft at convenience. ....... Monrr, or
Participating Policies share in the Profits without payment of Entrance mmincurring the risk atteuding mutual Assurance.
[Continutd.
818 ADVERTISEMENTS.
[North British Insurance Company— Continued.]
Bonuses may be either added to the sum Insured, or applied in reduction of future Pre-
miums. The last Bonus (declared December, 1837J averaged thirty-seven per cent on the Pre-
miums paid.
Loans are granted to Policy- Holders, on approved heritable or personal security.
ADVERTISEMENTS. 319
INorth of Scotland Fire and Life Assurance Company— Continued.]
Extraordinary Directors.
Alex. Aberoromby, Esq, of Rothney.James Bruce, Esq. of Longside.
David Blaikie, Esq. of Kinmundy.Alex. Chivas, Esq., Banker, Aberdeen.Leslie Cruickshank, Esq. of Deeraount.
J. Duncan, Esq., Manufacturer, Abdn.Thos. N. Farquhar, Esq. of Jackston.
D. Forbes, Esq. younger of Balgownie.
David Morrice Johnston, Esq., London.
Alex. Jopp, Esq., Advocate, Ab<»rH. i v..
Dr Win. fcaigfet, Bfarischal ColDuncan F. Mitchell, Esq. of ThaiMtOD.John Morrice, Esq. of TnUoa.The Rev. W. R. Pirie, Dyoe.J. Ramsay, Esq. of Bushy Hoax . BJ. B. Spottiswood, Eeq. of Ifaireak.
Arth. Thomson, Esq., Banker, Attrlffn
ABERDEEN BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Thomas Best, Esq., Chairman.
William Adam, Esq., Advocate.
John Angus, Esq., Advocate.
Alexander Anderson, Esq., Advocate.
John Blaikie, Esq. of Craigiebuckler.
Lewis Crombie, Esq. of Kirkhill.
Dr J. Cruickshank, Marischal College.
Alexander Gordon, Esq., A'
Robert Johnston, Esq., .M<-ivli;uit.
J. B. M'Combie, Esq. of Gillvbrjii.d.s.
Henry Paterson, Esq., Banker.
James Simpson, Esq., Advn,
Peter Williamson, Esq., Druggi.-t
.
LONDON BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Office—1, Moorgate Street, City.
John A bercrombie, Esq.
George Glenny Anderson, Esq.
James Farquhar, Esq.
Peter Laurie, Esq.
Robert Low, Esq.
Charles M'Gregor, Esq.
iEneas M'lntosh, Esq.
Alexander Rogers, Esq.
Alexander Ross, Esq.
TCONSTITUTION AND OBJECTS OF THE COMPANY.
HIS Company was established at Aberdeen in the year 1836, for th- M« of making or effecting Insurances of all kinds of Property tgdul I I
to-e by Fire] Assurances of Single Lives, Joint Lives, and SurriTOnMpt; Loan."O^ J » _ _ -i ci-1- .e T>„..„-..:«..^. Rnrnrdiill.irv MlllTrMs. mill
" damage
"^SffrrSK, * <m MU.UON, »«*.-. «%>»-
Cartel to ^000 000,%„ thc' creation of .WWII a n Shy*. II. ,.. -,n.
guarantee.
PROGRESS OF THE COMI'ANY.
The p^ess «frg^gg^ggTftSSSBWmost sanguine anticipations ot its projectors
,wic «*
,*%M*d.
3-20 ADVERTISEMENTS.
[North of Scotland Fire and Life Assurance Company—Continued.]
the Life Department, having, it is believed, exceeded that of any similar institution in
Scotland, in the same period of time. The Directors are much gratified in being
enabled to refer to this circumstance, affording as it does the best evidence that the
various plans of accommodation offered by the Company have met with the approval
of the Public.»
ADVANTAGES.
I Fire Insurances are effected by the Company on the usual terms of other
respectable establishments, and Losses are immediately and liberally settled on being
ascertained.
II In the Life Department of its business, the Company holds out very superior
advantages ; the Tables of Rates, which are varied and extensive, having been calcu-
lated expressly for the Office, from the most recently ascertained probabilities of
human life. The Assured are formed into two classes :—1st, Those who assure a
stated sum, and are not entitled to contingent additions in Profits
—
(See Table I.)
'1, Those who not only assure a stated amount, but also become entitled to participate
in the surplus fund arising from their own contributions ; and, besides the prospect of
larger additions being made to policies in this class, at each period of the division of
the Surplus Fund, the Assured enjoy an Immediate, Certain, and Annual Bonus,by the Rates of this Company being considerably under those of other similar institu-
tions
—
(See Table II.) The funds of this class are kept separate and distinct from the
other accounts of the Company, and the assured may name three of their own numberto act along with the Ordinary Directors in the management and investment of these
funds. The first investigation takes place in 1846.
Ill Premiums may be made payable in any way to suit the convenience of the
assured.
IV.—The sum assured may be made payable to the party at any age fixed upon, or
to his heirs or executors, should he die previously
—
(See Table III.)
V.
—
One-half of the Premiums may remain unpaid for five years from the
date of the Policy, to be deducted, with interest, from the sum assured at death, or
paid off at convenience.
VI.—No charge is made for Entrance Money.VII Claims are paid within three months after satisfactory proof of death.
VIII Loans are made on Policies.
SPECIMEN OF THE TABLES.
Table I.
—
For an Assurance of £100.
ADVERTISEMENTS.321
[North of Scotland Fire and Life Assurance Company—Conti
Table II.
—
For an Assurance of £100.
WITH ADDITIONS.
Age.
322 ADVERTISEMENTS.
[North of Scotland Fire and Life Assurance Company— Continued^
no further payment is required. Thus Husbands and Fathers may secure posthumousprovision for their Wives and Families ; Sons and Brothers for their dependent Rela-tives ; and all may by the same means give or obtain security for Debts, Loans, the
Terms of Marriage Settlements, Property in Reversion, Capital Sums sunk in Annui-ties on the lives of others, Fines on the Renewal of Leases, &c. &c.
An institution subservient to the wants of society in so many ways, requires only tobe known to be universally resorted to ; and no statement of instances, whether of vast
advantage experienced from its adoption, or of melancholy privation suffered from its
neglect, can be needed to convince the judgment of every reflecting person as to its
paramount utility. And it is within the attainment of all—not in every case to theextent of conferring independence, but certainly in all of bestowing most importantrelief. Nor is it the young and vigorous who may safely overlook it—but those onlywho have already in some sufficient way made that provision, which in most cases Life
Assurance alone can supply.
ANNUITIES.
The Rates allowed by this Company are particularly advantageous. For instance
—
by an immediate payment of .£100, a person aged 50 may secure an Annuity during
life of £~i, 12s. 10d., if a male, or £6, 15s. 2d., if a female. The Rates for other
Ages may be learned on application at the Office.
FIRE INSURANCE.
The three ordinary classes are, 1st — Common Risks, Is. 6d. to 2s. per Cent.
2d—Hazardous Risks, 2s. 6d. per Cent. 3d
—
Doubly Hazardous, 4s. 6d. per
Cent.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE, and FARMING STOCK, (Live and Dead,)
and IMPLEMENTS of HUSBANDRY, on a Farm, may be insured in one item,
comprehending the whole produce of CROPS, in Ricks, Stooks, Barns, Stables, and
in all other Farm Buildings on the Farm named ; also, all Implements of Husbandry
therein, and all Live Stock in the Farm Buildings; THATCHED and Slated at 2s.
per Cent.
The Ratesfor all other kinds of Risks will be ascertained at the Head Office or Agencies
throughout the country, and Insurances may be transferredfrom other Offices
without any additional expense to the Parties.
*** A Duty is Payable to Government on all Property (unless Farming Stock andPublic Hospitals) at the rate of 3s. per cent per annum.
Printed Forms of Proposal, and all other requisite information, are to be had, gratis,
at the Head Office or Agencies.
Wm. CHALMERS, Manager.
Aberdeen, April, 1843.
ADVERTISEMENTS.3-23
SCOTTISH WIDOWS' FUND AND LIFEf
ASSURANCE,Founded, a.d. 181.5,
0.4 the Model of the Equitable Life Assurance, London, securing th I'rofit*
to the Assured.
Head Office—EDINBURGH, No. 6, St Andrew Swarf.
LONDON, No. 7, Pall-Male, West.
GLASGOW, No. 30, Royal Exchange Square.
COURT OF DIRECTORS.
(All being, in terms of the Law, Members of, and personally connected vilh th-. 8o*
by Assurances of more than Three "Tears' standing.)
President—The Right Hon. the Earl of Rosebert, K.T.
Vice-Presidents.
Most Noble Marquis of Tweedale, K.T.
Sir Thomas Dick Lauder, Bart.
The Hon Lord Moncrieff.
His Grace the Duke of Bucclcuch, K i
;
Extraordinary Directors.
Professor Hercules Scott, King's College,
Aberdeen.illiara Smith, Esq. of Carbeth Guthrie.
Sir Charles Dalrymple Fergusson, Bart.
Kev. Dr James Grant, Leith.
Colin Campbell, Esq. of Colgrain.
David Dickson, Esq. of Hartree,
Wm. Mitchell Innes, Esq. of Parson's
Green.Thomas M'Gill, Esq. , merchant, Liverpool.
Professor Graham, Edinburgh.
Dr Abercrombie, Edinburgh.
George Young, Esq., Mark Lane, London.Sir Wm. Jardinc, Bart, of AppfegVth.Rev. Dr Robert M'Nair, Abbe} Church,
Paisley.
Thomas Beveridge, Esq., D.( S
Sir James Russell, K.C.B. of AxbastkL
The Right Hon. Lord Fram Si F^irton.
The Hon. Alexander Leslie MelnBe.
Sir Adam Hay. Mart.
Sir Robert Houston of Clerkington.
Rev. James Buchanan, High Church.
Ordinary Directors.
Isaac Bailey, Esq., S.S.C.
John Glassford Hopkirk, Esq., W.S.
Wm. A. Cunningham, Esq., wine-mercht.
George Gibson, Esq., merchant, Leith.
Henry David Hill, Esq., W.S.
William Burn, Esq., architect.
James Dunsmure, Esq.
Robert D. Menzies, Esq., Leith.
William Wilson, Ksq., ^ S
John Cockburn, Eta* wine -merchant.
Alexander Campbell, Esq* brewer.
George Bell, Esq., merchant, I.<ith
Anthony Murray, be, . H i
The Hon. Bouverie I', Prim
Alexander Thomson, Esq., NV v
James Howden, Esq., jeweller.
Trustees.
Sir Jas. Gibson-Craig of Riccarton, Bart.
Wm. Scott Moncrieff, Esq. of Fossaway.
Wm. Mitchell Iunes, Esq., Parson's Green.
James Begbie, M.D., Medical Officer.
James Balfour, Esq. of Pilri-.
Edward Lloyd, Esq., banker, Manchester.
Donald Lindsay, Auditor.
324 ADVERTISEMENTS.
[Scottish Widows' Fund and Life Assurance— Continued.]
THE large accumulated Capital and Annual Revenue of this Institution,
(which, as a Life Assurance Association, is the oldest and most extensive in
point of business in Scotland,) enables the Directors to offer to the Public the full
advantages arising from the principle of its constitution, combined with the utmost
measure of security.
The accumulated Fund now amounts to upwards of One Million Two Hundredand Seventy-Five Thousand Pounds Sterling, and the Annual Revenue to morethan Two Hundred Thousand Pounds Sterling per annum, and both are in a state
of steady and rapid increase.
The last periodical investigation of the Society's affairs took place at 31st December1838, when large additions were declared to the Assurances entitled thereto. By wayof illustration of these, the following particulars are given of the claim arising under a
Policy opened in the year 1820, if emerging by the death of the party Assured, after
payment of his Premium for the current year :
—
Sum originally Assured, ....Vested Additions up to 31st December 1831, .£540
Do. do. 1838, 495 12Contingent Prospective Additions applicable to
the years 1839 and 1843 inclusive, being near-
ly 2f per cent, per annum, on the original
Assurance, .... 403 11 3
£3000
1439 3 3
Total sum payable £4439 3 3
The Ordinary Court of Directors meet weekly for the purpose of receiving and de-
ciding on applications for Assurance, which are now granted to the extent of £5000on approved single or joint Lives.
Table. -Showing the Annual Premiam payable during Lifefor an Assurance of £100.
Age.
ADVERTISEMENTS. QQ5
STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY,
(CONSTITUTED BY ACT OP PARLIAMENT.)
HEAD OFFICE.
EDINBURGH—No. 3, George Street.
LONDON—No. 32, Lombard Street.
GLASGOW, No. 35, St Vincent Place.
Governor.
His Grace The DUKE of BUCCLEUCH and QUEENSBERRY.
Deputy Governor.
The Right Hon. The EARL of ELGIN and KINCARDINE."S"
Directors.
William Wood Esq., Surgeon.William Keith Esq., Accountant.John Robert Tod, Esq., W.S.Alexander Clapperton, Esq., Merchant,George Patton, Esq., AdvocateCharles Pearson, Esq., Accountant.Thomas Innes, Esq., W.S.Eagle Henderson, Esq., Merchant.
David Smith Esq.. W.S.Adam Paterson, Esq., W.8.William Bruce, Esq., Merchant.
James Robertson, Esq., W.S.
James Hay, Esq., Merchant. I.eith.
George Moir, Esq., Advocate.
J. M. Melville, Esq., W.S.
IN entering upon Life Assurance, many persons are led to consider in-
essentials of such a contract, and its contingent benefits, in a reversed or*
Enlarged prospects of Profit, or low rates of Premium, being Bought for, wftiumj
security afforded by the Office, or the responsibility incurred by the Assurer,
b
taken into account.
THE POINT OF FIRST IMPORTANCE to a party in becoming an Inrnrt
satisfy himself that the security afforded is sufficient for the payment of Us claim, at
the period when, in all probability, it may become due.
IN THIS COMPANY a guarantee is afforded for its tram
a large and rapidly accumulating Capital, applicable solely to tkt I-'""•-
tution.
THE QUESTION OF NEXT IMPORTANCE is:—In which Oflice-th.
for the Principal Sum being satisfactory-can an Assurance bo obtained ..nil..
favourable terms ? And, if a Participation in Profits is desired-^ here is Us
prospect of the largest Additions to a Policy ?
THIS COMPANY has declared larger vested Additions tkm any other Sco
Office, in thecase of its earlier Policies. For instance—
fl825 has been increased f" .I'l^r, II
A Policyfor £1000} 1826 f™> |£, . 1 1897 .£1-?">i. M 1.'.
opened in i
ls*< *tom m.L1828
-U - t'""\,.
326 ADVERTISEMENTS.
\ Standard Life Assurance Company— Continued.]
The System of Division is similar to that originally acted upon by the Equitable Society
of London ; the measure of an Assurer's claim upon the Divisible Fund of Profit at
each Investigation being the number of years he has contributed to it.
THE RATES OF PREMIUM, it xvill be found, upon referring to the anne.r <l
Tables, are moderate, and no Entry Money is charged.
THE GENERAL REGULATIONS AND CONDITIONS are also important in
such a Contract.
It will befound that the Directors of the Standard have studied to allow the utmosi
facility to their Policy-holders in all classes.
Address by the Directors.
1843.
The progress of the Company during the past year, both as regards the newbusines
acquired, and the result of the period generally, exhibits evidence of success and pro-
sperity so particularly marked, that the Directors consider it their duty to make it knownto all those connected with the Institution, and to call public attention to the prosperous
state of the Company's affairs,—satisfied, that an extended knowledge of the principh
upon which the Institution is founded, its security, its advantages of Division of Profits,
and its liberal management, is alone requisite to induce greater numbers to avail them-
selves of its benefits, and to make its future advancement still more remarkable.
The following are a few of the most prominent points brought under notice, at the
Annual General Meeting of the Company held on the 15th December 1842 :
—
1. New Assurances have been opened with the Company to a very large amount,
exceeding greatly the results of any former year's business.
2. The number of new Policies has increased in an equal proportion, showing that
the increase of business does not arise from large transactions swelling upthe results.
3. The increase of sums assured, and Folicies, compared with the year ending
15th November 1841, is above 25 per cent upon each.
4. The Company continue to draw a high rate of interest on all their Invest-
ments ; and their Funds, which are rapidly accumulating, are most satisfac-
torily invested, being for the greater part secured upon heritable property in
Scotland.
5. The mortality of the year has been very limited, being very much below the
calculated expectation,—tbus evincing the care which has been bestowed by
the Directors in the selection of the lives.
6. The business of the Company is conducted with economy, but, at the same
time, so as to secure efficient management ; and the expenses form a very
small per centage upon the Annual Revenue.
7. The Company's books and accounts are kept in the most accurate manner;
and in corroboration of this statement, the Directors have much pleasure in
submitting the following extract from the Report by the Company's Auditor,
Mr Keith, after a careful investigation of the books and accounts of the
Company for the past year :
—
" I have much pleasure in reporting, that the whole books, accounts, and vouchers, relative
to the affairs of the Company, continue to be kept in a moat regular, distinct, and
satisfactory manner, and reflect great credit on the Manager and other officers of the
Company, for the clear and accurate way in which a record is kept of transactions of
bo great and increasing magnitude and detail as those of the Company.'"
[Continued,
ADVERTISEMENTS.327
[Standard Life Assurance Company—Continued.]
The satisfactory results which have now been mentioned were subject of much con-gratulaUon at the General Meeting; and the Chairman, in shortly going over theand progress of the Institution specially called the attention of the leettagto tt„lae that the Annua Revenue of the Company had increased fourfold sine,- ,l„1834 and had been doubled within the last four years-the increase in the Company'sFunds having at the same tune kept pace with the increase of the Revenue
*
The proceedings of this meeting, otherwise, were highly satisfactory
WILL. THOS. THOMSON, Man..
THE STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANYis one of the oldest, most extensive, and most successful of the Scottish Life Assuran •
Offices.
THE SECURITY
which it affords is undoubted, and the greater portion of its large accumulated Capital
is invested upon the security of Heritable Property in Scotland.
THE RATES OF PREMIUM
are moderately and fairly adjusted, and are so regulated as to avoid the high ch;r
of the old system for the Participation Scale on the one hand, while, on the other, the
rate for Assurance of a certain fixed sum without Profits, is calculated upon as el
an approximation to the line of actual mortality as it would be prudent to assume.
DIVISION OF PROFITS.
The Divisions are made at intervals of five years, and the greatest advantage ;ir-
derived by those Assurers who continue steadily to uphold their Policies. Other
institutions may be able to show a larger Bonus at the end of the first few years
the commencement of Assurances; but the advantage held out by this Company u
a large increase of the sums assured to those who are otherwise the heaviest claimant*
—those who die early, but to those who are best entitled to it—the parties pqthe greatest number of Premiums.
The nature of Assurances with profits in the Stanuard Life Assurance Com-
pany, may be described in a very few words :
—
AS BEGABDS THE PbINCIPAL SlJM IN THE PoLIC.ES-It U WCUW Md oTtain.
not being subject to the risks of mutual Assurance, and being guarant 1 Dj
the Company's protecting Capital.
As begabbs thp! Division of Proeits-TIic priucin|e adopted ma, 1
be Tontine, the Policy-holder claiming upon the Divisible Fund
Division, according to the amount of his Policy, and the Dimbtf
Assurance has existed.
This principle of division is similar to that which has been so succeed:
upon by the
EQUITABLE SOCIETY OF LONDON
IN THE CASE OF ITS privileged POLL* -Ho. «**( j
328 ADVERTISEMENTS.
[Standard Life Assurance Company—Continued.]
The Vested Additions to Policies already made by the Standard Life Assurance Com-pany, proceeding upon this principle, are as follows :—
•» ..
ADVERTISEMENTS.
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY,FIRE, LIFE, AND ANNUITIES.
PALL-MALL & CORNHILL.
DIRECTORS.
EDWARD GOLDSMID, Esq., Chairman.
WILLIAM TITE, Esq., F.R.S., Deputy-Chairwan.
Henry Alexander, Esq.
Jonathan Birch, Esq.
John S. Brownrigg, Esq., M.P.Jonathan Chapman, Esq.
Thomas Collier, Esq.
Boyce Combe, Esq.
James Wm. Freshneld, Esq.
George Carr Glyn, Esq.
Sir I. L. Goldsmid, Bart. F.R.S.
Robert Hawthorn, Esq.
John Hodgson, Esq.
Boyd Millar, Esq.
Sheffield Neave, Esq.
Fowler Newsam, Esq.
William Phillimore, Esq.
W. II. C. Plowden, Esq.
John Poynder, Esq.
Robert Saunders, Esq.
Emanuel Silva, Esq.
Sir Walter Geo. Stirling, Bart.
AYm. Thompson, Esq., Aid., M.P.Edward Vaux, Esq.
Benjamin G. AVindus, Esq.
J. C. Denjiam, Secretary,
Capital, ONEMILLION Sterling.
The whole paid up and invested, thereby affording to the Proprietors security agcbut^
further calls, and to the Assured an immediate available Fund for thr Payment oj
the most extensive Losses; and therefore no person insured by this Company u
liable to be called upon to contribute towards the Losses of others, as with Socutut
established on the principle of Mutual Insurance.
The Compant also effect INSURANCES on LIVES and SURVIVORSHIPS,
Upon which no Entrance-Money or Admission-Fees are required.
ANNUITIES and REVERSIONS granted and purchased; and Annuitant, way
receive their payments through the Company's Agent, in the counter.»•"/;»«" "i*"*Reversions of Stock, or Money, or other Life Contingency 1 Breba
Endowments for Children are also granted.%
Agents for Edinburgh,
ANDREW MILLAR & SON, 60, Nohtu Bbidoe BumuM4 *od
JOHN MILL, 17, Clidb Stmet,
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THE SCOTTISH PROVIDENT INSTITUTION,
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INTENDING ASSURERS are requested to examine the provisions of this
Association. The Directors continue frequently to receive proposals from parties
who had assured with other offices, without due consideration, and who find they will
even now be gainers by surrendering these Policies, and opening new ones in this Office.
AS COMPARED WITH PROPRIETARY OFFICES,It possesses (in common with other Mutual Offices) this essential advantage, that the
whole Profits belong to, and are divisible among, the Policy-holders; while
the Premiums are as low as by the Non-participating scale of any of these offices. The
following, again, are its advantages
AS COMPARED WITH OTHER MUTUAL OFFICES:—1st, Premiums at early and middle ages about a fourth lower ;
whereby the
greatest present benefit is secured to all.
2d, A more accurate adjustment of the rates of Premium to the several
ages : whereby obviating the injustice usually done to' the younger members, by over-
charging their Premiums to make up for a deficiency on those of the old.
3d, A principle in the division of the Surplus more safe, equitable, and
favourable to good lives ; whereby those who survive the average duration of life
will derive the greatest future contingent advantages.
4<A, Exemption from Entry-Money; a heavy and unequal addition to the first
year's payments.
Annual Premium to assure <£100 at death.
Age, 25
ADVERTISEMENTS. 331
THE MUTUAL ACCUMULATION SOCIETY.
ESTABLISHED 31st December, 1839.
HEAD OFFICE, No. 17, GEORGE STREET, EDINBURGH.
DIRECTORS.
William Bonar, Esq., Banker, LeithJames Hay, Esq., Leith.
James M. Melville, Esq., W.S.William Home, Esq., W.S.Eagle Henderson, Esq., Merchant.Archibald Home, Esq., AccountantRobert Oliphant, Esq., W.S.William Moncreiff, Esq., Accountant
J. S. Newbigging, Esq., W.S.John Cowan, Esq., AdvocateAlexander Clapperton, Esq., MerchantJames Wallace, Esq., Banker, Leith
John Marshall, Esq., Advocate
John Cook, Esq., W.S.
Archibald Borthwick, Esq., Accountant
TRUSTEES.
John Learmonth, Esq. of DeanJohn Thomson, Esq., Royal BankAdam Rolland, Esq. of Gask
Alexander Douglas, Esq., W.S.
Alexander Campbell, Esq., Brewer
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Solicitors.—Messrs Rolland and Thomson, W.S.
Auditor.—Charles Pearson, Esq. Accountant.
Bankers.—The Royal Bank of Scotland.
THIS Institution was founded for the purpose of securing Provisions paya!.!.-
during life. This object is effected by the Mutual Contributions of M< i
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periods, amongst the Survivors of each Scheme. By thus combining the advant
of Survivorship Life Assurance with the improvement of money by judii
investments, this Society presents the most advantageous method of providing lor any
contingent event.
The leading objects of the Society are— ,
I. To secure a Fund for After L,fe. That this can be effected, by mea« ...
this Society, upon terms more advantageous than are offered by any other ...a,
will be seen from the following illustrations :-If a professional man a the ageol 26
secures 10 shares in a Scheme of this Society, the Funds of which mil be dmdjd<
the end of 25 years, he will, in the event of the Society progressing as lav ourabl
hitherto, receive, at the age of 50, such a sum as would purchase a Cover .....,...«
of .£108, while the same annual contribution, if paid to a respectable *«"""<J?
pany would secure a deferred annuity, to commence at the same age of only^ • -;
br/again, if the same party were to join the 30y^^Zt^l'lcontribution of £16, 0s. 10d., secure such a sum as would, at tin ag
/„,„„„„.a Government annuity of £135, whilst for-f^^Z^u^l2would secure him a deferred annuity of only £/4, 15s. Such advai ta
Society is enabled to offer, as it has been established or the ™P ^ ,u ^ ,,'££Sming this Department of Business only, on the most favourable term jwdnot
profits to be distributed amongst a body of Proprietors, or amongst a class oi
having separate rights or interests. [G/ftf»nu<cf.
832 ADVERTISEMENTS.
[The Mutual Accumulation Society— Continued.]
II. To secure Provisions for Children. By payment of the trifling sum of
£3, 8s. lOd. a-year upon the life of a child aged 1, there will, in the event of the
Society progressing as hitherto, and calculating according to the GovernmentTables of Mortality, be payable to the child, on its attaining the age of 21, a sumexceeding .£120. Parents are thus enabled with advantage to set apart a small
specific sum from the income of each year for the purpose of providing for their
families ; and, by careful investments, combined with the benefits accruing from the
death of other members, a fund is accumulated greater than private individuals
could succeed in realizing by laying aside their annual savings ; whilst, in the event
of the benefit lapsing in consequence of the predecease of the child, the object
for which the fund was in the course of being provided no longer exists. On the
other hand, should the parent die, and it be found inconvenient to continue the annual
contributions, the benefit of those already paid is not thereby lost; but, by an equitable
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to the Younger Children of Landed Proprietors, and to the Families of those
engaged in Professional or Mercantile Pursuits, and, generally, of all whoseincomes are dependent on their life or health.
Detailed Prospectuses, containing Specimen Tables of the Rates of Contributions,
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Agencies.BRODIE & BALFOUR, Actuaries.
THE
EDINBURGH PAPER-HANGING MANUFACTORY,PAINTED TABLE-COVER AND FLOOR-CLOTH SALOON,
No. 4, Mound, (Near the Rotax Institution.)
THOS. ALDRIDGE & CO., Paper-Hanging Manufacturers, andsole Agents in Edinburgh for Josiah Roll's celebrated Patent Floor Cloths,
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* ** Experienced Paper-Hangers sent out in Town or Country; and all Papershung with a Composition totally Destructive of Vermin. Table-Covers made andFloor-Cloths laid on the most approved principles.
Edinburgh, April, 1843.
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—
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—
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v.
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in the season as possible. All sorts of Bulbous Roots imported from Holland ihould
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early Winter Planting, at the same period, or soon thereafter. Farm S< eds, both for
Autumn and Spring Sowing, should also be ordered early;and along with < takn for
Mixed Grass Seeds, to be supplied per acre, there should be an intimation oi the
nature of the Soil and Situation, whether they are to be sown with a Grain Crop or
not, for Pasture or Lawn, or for whatever other purpose.
George IV. Bridge,
Edinburgh, May, 1843.
DRESSING AND WRITING CASE MAKERS
WILSON&CO.,{Late William Wilson, Established 1817,)
21, GEORGE STREET, EDINBURGH.
M^'SaffSSSa'Ss® I
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340 ADVERTISEMENTS.
KINNAIRD, OR COTTAGE GRATES.
JAMES GRAY, Furnishing Iron-
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a* variety of patterns of those much approvedGrates, fitted up with Fire Brick, and so admir-ably adapted for throwing out heat and prevent-ing smoke. Drawings of these Grates can beforwarded by post- to any part of the country.
Kitchen Ranges with Perpetual Boilers, HotTables, Ovens and Baths, fitted up on the mostapproved principles.
Edinburgh, May 1, 1843.
ALEXANDER DEUCHAR,
SEAL ENGRAVER TO HER MAJESTY, AND
GENEALOGIST,
No. 73, GEORGE STREET, EDINBURGH,
Having for a long- period devoted a portion of his time to GenealogicalResearch, most respectfully solicits inspection of his labours in that science,
which, he trusts, for correctness and elegant design will meet with general approbation.Gentlemen tracing their family connexions may be assisted in their investigations,
which his extensive collection of MSS. and Books on Genealogy enables him to doon moderate terms.
ENGRAVING AND LITHOGRAPHIC
ESTABLISHMENT,
], GEORGE STREET, EDINBURGH.
JGELLATLY begs to intimate that he has Removed from 44, West• Register Street to No. 1, Geokge Street, where, as formerly, he will devote
his whole personal attention to all orders entrusted to him, and hopes to give the samesatisfaction he trusts he has hitherto done.
J. G. begs particularly to call the attention of Noblemen, Gentlemen, and LawAgents, to the LITHOGRAPHIC department of his business, which is most complete,and all executed under his immediate direction ; and having a complete assortment ofall the instruments required for Enlarging and Reducing MAPS, PLANS of ESTATES,&c, &c, and Presses of the largest dimensions for printing them, he is enabled toexecute them in the best manner, with great correctness and dispatch.
Estimates sent to any part of the Country.
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No. 13, C.vlton Street,Edinburgh.
ADUCHATEL, Chapelier de• son feu Altesse Eoyale If D
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CLOTHIER & GENERAL OUTFITTER,
19, SOUTH ST ANDREW STREET,
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EDINBURGH.
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waited on at their own Hesuh M t*
342 ADVERTISEMENTS.
LONDON, LEITH, EDINBURGH and GLASGOWSHIPPING COMPANY'S STEAM SHIPS,
ROYAL WILLIAM, ROYAL ADELAIDE, ANDROYAL VICTORIA.
Office, NORTH END OF THE UPPER DRAW-BRIDGE, NORTH LEITII.
DIRECTORS.Eagle Henderson, Esq./Chairrnan.
D. W. Ross, Esq.
James Reoch, Esq.
Dr Taylor.
George Monro, Esq.
Andrew Millar, Esq.
David Gray, Esq.
D. Doule, Esq.
John Raimes, Esq.
Robert Purdie, Esq.
D. J. Thomson, Esq.
A. Megget, Esq.
Robert Philip, Esq.
THOS. DOWIE, Manager.AGENTS.
William Crichton, 17, Virginia Street, Glasgow; D. Ferguson, East Breast,
Greenock; Steam Ship Office, 20, Princes Street, Edinburgh; H. Underwood, 5(>,
Haymarket, London; Joseph Adams, Leith and Glasgow Wharf, and 82, LombardStreet, London.
THE DIRECTORS of the London, Leith, Edinburgh and Glasgow Shipping-
Company respectfully intimate, that their splendid and powerful first-rate
STEAM SHIPS are appointed to Sail from LEITH or GRANTON every Saturday,and every alternate Wednesday, and from St Katharine's Steam Wharf, LONDON,,onthe same days.
These Vessels' Cabins are fitted up in a superior style, and from having Poop andStern Windows, possess the means of giving good Ventilation to the Cabins.
Their SAILING SCHOONERS leave Leith Harbour every Thursday, and Leithand Glasgow Wharf, London, on the same days, full or not full.
*** This Company also sail their TUG PACKETS for Glasgow and Greenock, viaGrangemouth, generally three times a week.
Fares per Steamers, which includes Provisions:—Cabin Passage, L.3, 10s.—SecondCabin, L.2, 5s.—Deck, L.l, Is.—Children under 12 years, half-price.—Horse, L.5, 5s.
—
Dog, 10s.—Puppy, 7s. 6d., exclusive of Wharfage.June, 1843.
ADVERTISEMENTS.343
WORKS PUBLISHED BY^ThTmzaKS,3, ST JAMES' SQUARE, EDINBURGH,
AND TO BE HAD OF ALL BOOKSELLERS.
THE NATURALIST'S LIBRARY,Conducted by Sir W. JARDINE, Bart., F.R.S.E., F.L.S., fro, i...
The New Volume being
Vol. XXXVIII.,
small 8vo, containing upwards of 30 Coloured Plates, Extiu Ci..,,i, II, ,,-,. . 1
and being the
FISHES OF BRITISH GHANA.By R. H. Schomburgh.
This interesting, cheap, and useful work, will be concluded immediately with die40th Volume, so that Subscribers are earnestly requested to make up their
The folloioing Volumes are already Published:—BIRDS.
1. HUMMING-BIRDS, Vol. I., 36 Coloured Plates ; with Portrait god Memoir ofLinnreus.
2. HUMMING-BIRDS, Vol. II., 32 Coloured Plates; with Portrait ami MenPennant.
3. PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS, TURKEYS, &c., 30 Coloured Plate* j with Por-
trait and Memoir of Aristotle.
4. BIRDS OF THE GAME KIND, 32 Coloured Plates; with PorhaiJ and Mi
of Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles.
5. PIGEONS, 32 Coloured Plates; with Portrait and Memoir of Plinv.
6. PARROTS, 32 Coloured Plates; with Portrait and Memoir of Bewick.
7. BIRDS OF WESTERN AFRICA, Vol. I., 34 Coloured Platesj «>tl, P<
and Memoir of Bruce.
S. BIRDS OF WESTERN AFRICA, Vol. II.. 34 Coloured Plate* j »itli 1'
and Memoir of Le Vaillant.
9. BIRDS OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND, Part L, 3»i Cetoon If
with Portrait and Memoir of Sir Robert Sibbald.
10. FLYCATCHERS; their Natural Arrangement and Relations, S3 Col
Plates ; with Portrait and Memoir of Baron Bailer.
11. BIRDS OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IHKLANK. Pari \L,U «•
<
with Portrait and Memoir of William Smellic.
12. BIRDS OF GREAT BRITAIN, Part III.. 34 Coloured Plate*; wha P-rtrait
and Memoir of Walker.
13. SUN BIRDS, 32 Coloured Plates; with Memoir and Portrait of N ffloughbj.
ANIMALS.
1 MONKEYS, 32 Coloured Plates; with Portrait and Memoir of Buffon.
2. LIONS, TIGERS, &c, 38 Coloured Platesj with Portrait and Memoir
3. RUMINATING ANIMALS; containing Peer, 4pialope% Cajm
loured Plates ; with Portrait and Memoir of < kmper.
4. RUMINATING ANIMALS ; containing Goats, Sheep, N ild and I»..ni.->t
&c. &c, 33 Coloured Plates; with Portrait and Memoir of John Hunter.
344 ADVERTISEMENTS.
( Works Published by W. H. Lizars, Continued.)
5. THICK-SKINNED QUADRUPEDS (Pachydermata) ; consisting of Elephants.
Rhinoceroses, Tapirs, &c. &c, on 31 Coloured Plates ; with Portrait and Memoir of
Sir Hans Sloane.
6. WHALES, 32 Coloured Plates ; with Portrait and Memoir of Lacepede.
7. BRITISH QUADRUPEDS, 36 Coloured Plates; with Portrait and Memoir of
Ulysses Aldrovandi.
8. AMPHIBIOUS CARNIVORA ; including the Walrus and Seals, and the Her-
bivorous Cetacea, Mermaids, &c, 33 Coloured Plates ; with Portrait and Memoir of
Franqois Peron.
9. DOGS, Vol. I., 33 Coloured Plates ; with Portrait and Memoir of Pallas.
10. DOGS, Vol. II., 32 Coloured Plates; with Portrait and Memoir of Don Felix
D 'Azara.
11. HORSES, (Equidse,) Containing Asses, Zebras, &c. ; Thirty-five Coloured Plates
;
with Portrait and Memoir of Gesner.
12. MARSUPIALS, or Pouched Animals, 36 Coloured Plates ; with Memoir and
Portrait of Dr Barclay.
13. INTRODUCTION TO THE MAMMALIA, 31 Coloured Plates ; with Memoirof Dr Drury.
FISHES.
1. FISHES of the Perch Genus, &c, 32 Coloured Plates; with Portrait and Me-moir of Sir Joseph Banks.
2. FISHES, particularly their Structure and Economical Uses, &c, 33 ColouredPlates ; with Portrait and Memoir of Salviani.
3. FISHES OF BRITISH GUIANA, Part I., 34 Coloured Plates ; with Portrait
and Life of Schomburgh, the author of the volume.
4. FISHES OF BRITAIN and IRELAND, Vol. I., 36 Coloured Plates ; with Portrait
and Memoir of Rondelet.
5. FISHES OF BRITISH GUIANA, Part II., 32 Coloured Plates ; with Memoirand Portrait of Burckhardt.
INSECTS.
1. INTRODUCTION TO ENTOMOLOGY, 38 Coloured Plates ; with Memoirs of
Swammerdam and De Geer, and Portrait of the latter.
2. BEETLES (Coleopterous Insects,) 32 Coloured Plates ; with Portrait and Me-moir of Ray.
3. BRITISH BUTTERFLIES, 36 Coloured Plates ; with Portrait and Memoir of
Werner.4. BRITISH MOTHS, SPHINXES, &c, 32 Coloured Plates; with Portrait and
Memoir of Madame Merian.
5. FOREIGN BUTTERFLIES, 33 Coloured Plates ; with Portrait and Memoir ofLamark.
6. HONEY BEE, 32 Coloured Plates ; with Portrait and Memoir of Huber.7. EXOTIC MOTHS, 34 Coloured Plates ; with Portrait and Memoir of Latreille.
*#* All the above may be had bound up with Titles distinct from the Library Titles,
each Volume being complete in itself.
HISTORY OF HUMMING BIRDS,
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*** A crack Article for a Christmas Present.
ADVERTISEMENTS. 34;
[ Works Published by W. H. Lizars—continued]
ILLUSTRATED LETTER PAPER,Super extra fine quality, and Large Size, price 2d. per sheet, containing the following
Views of Interesting Places, Cities, and Towns in Scotland :_
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10. Perth—Scone Palace and Kinfauns Castle.
11. Paisley—Stanley Castle and Crookstone Castle.
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15. Kelso—Abbey, and Jedburgh Abbey.16. Rothesay—County Buildings and Rothesay Castle.
17. Greenock—Newark Castle and Dumbarton Castle.
18. Map of Edinburgh, Glasgow, Greenock, and Ayr Railway, ornamented withViews of Edinburgh, Glasgow, Royal Institution, Scott Monument, KnoaMonument, and Royal Exchange.
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LIST OF THE VIEWS.
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[). DalhouMe Castle,
10. Roslin.
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6. Waterloo Place.
7. Dalkeith House.
Well adapted for Strangers visiting the < Sty.
a
11. Bawthornden,
12. Crichton Castle,
13. Borthwick Castle
346 ADVERTISEMENTS.
[ Works published by W. H. Lizars—continued^
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CONTENTS OF PART I.
Salmo Salar,'Young or Grilse.— Salmo Salar, variety.—Salmo Albus.—Salmo Ferox.
—
Salmo Fario.—Coregonus Willoughbeii.
CONTENTS OF PART II.
Salmo Salar, Adult Male in Breeding State.—Salmo Salar, Young or Grilse Male.
—
Salmo Trutta, Sea Trout Sea Trout of the Solway.—Salmo Trutta, Young in
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Vol. 1 contains the Lives of Cuvier, Linnaeus, Buffon, Sir Joseph Banks, Pennant,Aristotle, and Sir Thomas S. Raffles.
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Vol. 3 contains the Lives of Bruce, Bewick, Lacepede, Lamarck, Sir R. Sibbald, LeVaillant, Haller, and Aldrovandi.
Vol 4 contains the Lives of William Smellie, Ray, M. Frangois Peron, Pallas, Sal-
viani, Swammerdam, and De Geer.
LIZARS' ANATOMICAL PLATES.NEW AND IMPROVED EDITION,
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LIZARS' SYSTEM OF PRACTICAL SURGERY,Reduced from a Guinea to 15s.,
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[Continued^
ADVERTISEMENTS. 347
[Works published by W. H. Lizars—contimw<l.\
LIZARS' EDINBURGH GEOGRAPHICAL GENERALATLAS.
Containing Maps of Every Empire, State, and Kingdom, with a Tabular Yi.-w <>f
Heights of the great Mountain Chains, and a very copious end < "mpr.-h.-i.
Consultiug Index, Compiled, Drawn, and Engraved, from the Latest and I
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Russsia, ........ JL3
The Maps of the British Colonies have been particularly attended t*, ami will b<-
found superior to most others upon the same scale.
LIST OF THE MAPS.
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2. Eastern Hemisphere.
*:'| World, on Mercators Projection.
n
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
92
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Denmark.
' I Russian Empire, on Two Sheets.
Poland and Lithuania.
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Westphalia.
Upper and Lower Rhine, partly Pro
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29. Germany, Austrian Dominions.
30. Bohemia and Moravia, Provinces oi
Austria.
Hungary, Transylvania, Sclavonia,
Provinces of Austria.
(This number was, by mistake, left out
in the numbering of the Plates.)
33. The Netherlands, Dutch Provinces.
34. The Netherlands, Belgic Provinces.
Any of the above Maps may be had BepaMj ^
31.
32.
35. France, in Provini
36. France, in Department*
37. Spain and Portugal
MX. Switzerland.
39. Sardinia.
40. Italy.
41. Turkey in Europe.
Asia, on Four I
Turkey in Asia.
47. Arabia, Egypt, and Ni •'
48. Persia.
49. Hindostan.
50. China.K1 East India Islands.
Australasia. Van Pieman's I
Africa, on Four SI
Egypt.
America. OH Pom 6
(52. British Poseeariona m Hard
63. United States.
04. Weal India Islands.
65. Chart of the Atlanl '
'
66. Mexico and Qua)
67. Columbia and Guyi
68. Lower Peru, Brai T
69. Bolivia, or I |i|M-r
La l'laia.
70 Tabular View of I
tain Chains in the WoU*
348 ADVERTISEMENTS.
[ Works published by TV. H. Lizars—continued.]
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mounted on roll and ledge, var-
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Price Is. each sheet.
A HISTORY OF BRITISH SPONGES AND LITHOPHYTES,
By George Johnston, M.D.,
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PICTURESQUE VIEWS IN EDINBURGH.
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price Is. 6d. each.
Ditto, containing 12 Plates, 4to. No. 2. price Is. 6d.
Ditto, containing 12 Plates, 4to. No, 3, price Is. 6d.
No.
[Continued.
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2. Half-Text Lines.
S. Current-hand Lines.
4. Ornamental Alphabets.
5. Select Sentences.
[ Works published by W. H. Lizars—continued.]
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of about 120 degrees.
This Apparatus being placed in connection with one set of Flues for in-
troducing fresh air, and another set for abstracting what is impure, is ca-
pable of maintaining an agreeable and uniform temperature, together with
a constant change of atmosphere in the most inclement seasons.
They are prepared to give Designs and Estimates for the above, includ-
ing all the working-drawings necessary for constructing the Flues, &c.
The Apparatus is manufactured by themselves, and in each case shall
be warranted to raise the temperature to any point that may have been
previously agreed upon.
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COPY OF TESTIMONIALSREFERRING PARTICULARLY TO THE
VENTILATION AND WARMING OF PRISONS.
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Extracts from 3d and 4th Reports of the Inspectors of Prisons for
the Home District, presented to Parliament in the years 1838 and
1839.
VENTILATION OF CELLS.
The objects to be attained under this head are
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1st, The supply of a sufficient quantity of fresh air, and, when necessary, of temperated
air, into each cell, without subjecting the occupier of it to any inconvenience from the
draft.
2d, The withdrawal of a like quantity of foul air.
3d, That no additional facilities of communication between prisoners in adjoining
Cells should be afforded by the means made use of.
In the consideration of the means by which these objects could be secured, we have
had the advantage of the practical experience of those eminent Engineers, Messrs
Haden of Trowbridge, who, on being placed in possession of our views and principles,
have devoted much time to the details of a system which has been adopted in order to
secure the conditions proposed.
Their Report on the subject is annexed in the Appendix of Third Report, November
1837.
(Signed; WM. CRAWFORD, > _ , . .
WHITWORTII RUSSELL, I
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J. JEBB, Captain Royal Engineers.
Copy of a Letter from Major Jebb, Royal Engineers.
45 Parliament Street, 11th February 1843.
Gentlemen,—I have now had sufficient experience of the new Hot Water Apparatus
you have designed and applied in warming three wings of Pentonville Prison, to be en-
abled to state to you that it fulfils all the conditions to which I directed your attention.
An equable temperature of from 52 to 58 degrees has been maintained in all the Cells,
under circumstances of great variation in external temperature. The consumption of
fuel has not exceeded from 2 to 2J cwt. of coal for sixty-six Cells, and the Ventilation or
quantity of fresh air introduced into each Cell has been from 30 to 45 cubic feet per
minute. The cost of maintaining this temperature and ventilation has been about £d.
per Cell for 24 hours.
You have now completed your contract with the Commissioners of Her Majesty's
Woods and Forests, for works at Pentonville ; and I only do you justice in stating that
every thing you have undertaken has been executed in a manner which has proved your
practical skill and ability, and that all your engagements have been fulfilled with
straight-forward integrity.—I am, Gentlemen, your obedient servant,
To Messrs G. & J. Haden. (Signed) J. JEBB.
[testimonials continued.]
Copy of a Resolution of the Commissioners for the Government of the
Pentonville Prison.
At a meeting of the Commissioners for the government of the Pentonville Prison,
held at the Prison, Saturday, 4th March 1843.
Present LORD WHARNCLIFFE, in the Chair.
THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.Sir B. BRODIE, Bart.
MAJOR JEBB, Royal Engineers.
Mr CRAWFORD.Mr RUSSELL.
Resolved,—1st, " That the results of the experiments on the Warming and Ventilation of the
Cells, which have been conducted under the Superintendance of Dr Owen Rees, be
communicated to Messrs Haden.
2d, " That it be intimated to Messrs Haden that the Commissioners for the govern-
ment of the Pentonville Prison, consider that these objects, so essential to the health
of the Prisoners, have been most successfully accomplished by them, and that all the
arrangements which have been made for effecting the same are highly satisfactory."
(Signed) WHARNCLIFFE, Chairman.
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Extract from the Report of the Commissioners for the Government of
Pentonville Prison, presented to Parliament, March 18-43.
Pentonville Prison, 4th March. 1843.
The construction and general arrangements of the Prison have been found most con-
venient in facilitating and promoting the administration of the discipline in all its
branches. The perfect "Ventilation of the Cells, and the means of maintaining equal
and proper Temperature, have been most successfully accomplished, and cannot fail to
have a beneficial effect on the health of the Prisoners.
The system of Ventilation and Warming adopted in this Prison is so effective and
economical* that we cannot too strongly recommend its adoption in the Prisons
throughout this Country.WHARNCLIFFE.RICHMOND.DEVON.CHICHESTER.J. RUSSELL.CHARLES SHAW LE FEVRK.
B. C. BRODIE.ROBERT FERGUSON.J. JEBB.
WM. CRAWFORD.WHITWORTH RUSSELL.
* In the coldest weather, of the present winter the required degree of Temperature
and Ventilation was maintained at a cost of less than one half-penny per Cell, for -4
hours, although the cost of fuel was at London prices.
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ROBINSON'S 1EYII MACHXNI,FOR DRYING WOOL, COTTON,
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G. AND J. HADEN, ENGINEERS AND PATENTEES,TROWBRIDGE, AVILTSHIRE,
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