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WATSON'S

DIRECTORYFOR

PAISLEY,

RENFREW, JOHNSTONE, ELDERSLIE,

LINWOOD, QUARRELTON, THOKNHILL,

BALACLAVA, AND INKERMAN,

FOR THE YEAR

1875-76.

PAISLEY:PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY WM. B. WATSON, AT THE "PAISLEY HERALD" OFFICE,

10 HIGH STREET.

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CONTENTS

Paisley Street Guide ...

Omissions and Corrections

PAISLEY DIRECTORY

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TRADES AND PROFESSIONS.Accountants ... ... .... 133Agents and Commission Agents 133

Architects and Land Surveyors 134

Auctioneers and Appraisers ... 134

Bakers 134

Bankers 136Belt Makers 136Bill Posters 136Bleachers, Shawl Washers, &c. 136Bookbinders 137

Booksellers and Stationers ... 137Boot and Shoemakers ... 137Boxmakers (Fancy) 139Brassfounders ... ... ... 139

Brewers ... ... ... 139

Brickmakers and Brickbuilders 139Brush and Basket Dealers ... 140

Cabinetmakers... 140Calenderers and Finishers ... 141

Calico and Shawl Printers ... 141

Candlemakers ... ... ... 141

Card and Print Cutters ... 141

Carpet Manufacturers... ... 142

Carters 142

Chemical Works 142Chimney Sweeps ... ... 142China Merchants 142Clergymen ... ... ... 143Cloth Merchants and Agents

for do 144Cloth Merchants and Woollen

Drapers ... ... ... 144Coach and Van Builders ... 144Coach Hirers ... ... ... 144Coal Merchants and Dealers ... 144Coffee Houses and Hotels

(Temperance) ... ... 145Confectioners and Fruiterers... 146Contractors 147Coopers 147Corkcutters 148

PageCotton Spinners 148

Cowfeeders ... 148

Distillers ... 149

Drapers and Silk Mercers ... 150

Dressmakers and Milliners ... 151

Druggists and Chemists ... 153

Drysalters 154Dyers 154

Embroiderers 155

Engineers and Machine Makers 155

Fire Clay Manufacturers ... 155

Fishmongers and Poulterers ... 155

Fleshers 156

Funeral Undertakers 157

Furnished Lodging-HouseKeepers 157

Furnishers ... 157

Furniture Dealers 158

Gardeners 158

Glaziers 159

Grain Merchants 159

Grocers and Victuallers ... 160

Hair Dressers ... 165

Ham Curers 165Hatters ... 166

Hosiers ... 166

House Factors i 166

Inn and Hotel keepers 167

Ironfounders ... ... ... 167Iron Merchants 167Ironmongers 167Jacquard Machine Makers ... 168

Ladies' Nurses ... 168

Law Agents ... ... ... 168Leather Merchants ... ... 168

Lithographers and Engravers 168Manufacturers of Shawls, &c. 168

of Blacking 170of Carpets 170of Corn Flour 171

of Curled Hair 170of Elastic Belts 170of Essence of Coffee ..,171of Machinery Belts 171

of Muslin 171

of Oil and Glycerine ... 171

CONTENTS.

PageManufacturers of Preserves 171

of Starch 172of Stationery ... ... 172

of Thread 172Masons and Builders 173Measurers ... ... ... 173Medical Practitioners 173Messenger-at-Arms ... ... 174Metal Eefiners 174Midwives 174

Millers 174Nailers 174Nurserymen and Florists ... 174

Packing Box Makers ... 175

Painters and Paperhangers ... 175Pattern Drawers 175Paper Rulers 175Pawnbrokers .. ... ... 176Photographers 176Plasterers ... 176Plumbers, Tinsmiths, and Cop-

persmiths ... ... ... 176Potato Merchants 177Power-loom Cloth Factories ... 177Printers (Letter-press) ... 177Eopespinners , 178Saddlers and HarnessMakers 178

Sculptors 178Seed Merchants 178Shawl Merchants 178Shawl and Muslin Cutters ... 178Sheriff Officers 179Shipbuilders 179Singers ... 179Slaters 179Soap Manufacturers 179Smiths and Farriers ... ... 180Starcher and Wool Sizer ... 180Surgeon-Dentists 180Tailors and Clothiers ... 181

Tanners 182Teachers 182Dancing 184Drawing 184Music 184

Tobacconists 184Tobacco Pipe Manufacturers ... 185Umbrella Manufacturers ... 185Upholsterers 185Valuators 185Veterinary Surgeons 185Warpers 186

Waste Merchants ../ ... 186Watch and Clock Makers, and

Jewellers 186Weavers' Furnishers 187Wine and Spirit Merchants ... 187Wood Merchants 192Wood Turners 192aWrights and Joiners 192aWriters 192bYarn and Silk Merchants ...192c

APPENDIX—PAISLEY.Asylums 200-202Banks 211Bank Holidays 219Bowling Clubs 236-237Burying Grounds 249Canal Company 209Carriers' Quarters 221Cart Navigation Trustees ... 195Church Officers ... 250Commissioners—Income Tax 204

„ Police 196Supply 217

„ Water 195Counting-House Calendar .... 196Courts—Burgh 208

„ Commissary ... 208

„ Justice of Peace ... 203

„ Sheriff 208

„ Sheriff Small Debt ... 208Churches 250Clergymen ... , 250Curling Clubs 238-239Cricket Clubs 237-238Fairs 198Fiars' Prices for Renfrewshire 210Fire Brigades 210Fast Days 198Faculty of Procurators ' ... 206Fountain Gardens Committee 194Gas Committee ... ... 195Gravediggers ... ... ... 249Infirmary 205Inspector of Weights and Mea-

sures ... ... 203Insurance Offices and Agents 229Justices of the Peace ... ... 202Justice of Peace Constables ... 208Leaders of Psalmody ... ... 250Library & Museum Committee 204Lieutenancy ... 207Magistrates and Town Council 193

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Page PageMason Lodges . 240 JOHNSTONE DIRECTORY 265Musical Societies . 241 Assembly Rooms . 281Omnibus Traffic . 219 Banks .. 281Paisley Cemetery Company .. . 206 Bowling Club 282Paisley Water Company . 223 Building Society . 286Parochial Boards ... 199-1

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Canal Company 283Parliamentary Boundaries .. . 197 Carriers' Quarters ... 283Parliamentary Constituency ., . 210 Church Officers 282Police Assessment 197 Coal Agents 283Police—Burgh ... . 196 Commissioners of Police .. 280

,, County . 207 Curling Clubs 284Post Office . 214 Fairs and Fasts 287Postal Regulations . 216 Fire Brigade ... 280Public Offices, &e . 222 Gas Company 285Railways . 209 Grave Digger and TownReading Rooms 224-225 Crier 286Registrars of Births, &c. . 216 Insurance Offices and Agents 282Religious Denominations . 250 Inland Revenue 281Renfrewshire Militia ... . 224 Justices of the Peace 280Renfrewshire Prison Board .. . 220 Medical Practitioners 280Rifle Volunteer Officers . 223 Mills 283Session-Clerks ... . 210 Ministers 281Schools and Teachers ... 22 6-229 Police 282School Boards . 199 Population ... 287Societies, &e. 231-232-233-234-235 Post Office and TelegraphSocieties and Clubs . 243 Office 282Sheriff Officers . 208 Precentors ... 282Town Officers . 208 Reading Room 281Trade Societies . 242 Sabbath Schools 283Trustees—Abbey Road . 202 Schools 284

„ Duncan Wright Session Clerk and Registrar 280Endowment 248 Societies, &c. 285

Valuation of Burgh . 210 Volunteer Officers, &c. 283Writers 280

RENFREW DIRECTORY .. . 253Advertisements ... .. 252 ELDERSLIE DIRECTORY 287Churches, &c. 264 Churches and Schools 289Constituency... 263 Post Office 289Conveyances.,. 262Fairs ... 262 THORNHILL DIRECTORY 289Inns and Hotels 262Insurance Agents ... 263 QUARRELTON DIRECTORY2Justices of the Peace 261Magistrates and Councillors 260 BALACLAVA DIRECTORY 292Parochial Board 262Population ... 263 INKERMAN DIRECTORY 292Post Office 262 Post Office, &c 293Public Offices, &c 261Sacraments ... 264 LINWOOD DIRECTORY ... 293Schools 263 Church and School 295School Boards 261 Post Office 295Societies ... 262Surgeons 262Writer 262

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ADVERTISEMENTS.

BUILDERS AND MONUMENTAL WORKERS,

OPPOSITE VICTORIA PLACE,

PAISLEY.

Lettering in G-ranite and Freestone neatlyexecuted.

Jobbings in Masonry punctually attended to.

GRINDSTONES KEPT IN STOCK OR MADE TO ORDER.

GORDON & BARCLAYSGRANITE, MARBLE, AND FREESTONE

MONUMENTALAND SCULPTURE WORK,

BROOMLANDS STREET(Opposite Cemetery Gate).

Inscriptions in JKarhle, G-ranite, andFreestone neatly executed.

Orders punctually attended to.

PAISLEY STREET GUIDE-

ABBEY close, from 18 Smithhills

to Abbey street

Abbey street, from Abbey close to

Thread street

Abercorn Buildings, 21 Gauze street

Abercorn street, north end of WestCroft to Hamilton street

Albion st., west side of 25 Love st.

Back Sneddon, north side of 2 OldSneddon

Bank street, south side of 22 Gauzestreet to Mill street

Barclay St., south side of 15 Georgestreet to Canal street

Barracks (Foot), north side of Wil-liamsburgh

Barracks (Militia Staff), south side

of WilliamsburghBarrhead road, east from Blackhall

buildings

Barr street, south side of 20 Georgestreet to Canal street

Barterholm, east side of LyleslandBath place, Seedhill

Blackhall buildings, from Lonend to

Canal BridgeBlacklaw lane, west side of 18 New

Sneddon to Back SneddonBlackland place, east side of Calside

Blackstoun road, west from Green-hill

Bladda, north of Saucel

Brabloch, east side of Renfrew roadBrick lane, from South Croft to

North Croft

Bridge lane, south side of Maxwell-ton to Canal Bridge

Bridge street (Burgh), from AbbeyBridge to Orchard street

Bridge street (New Town), from 20Abbey street to Abbey Bridge

Broomlands, west end of Wellmea-dow to Ferguslie

Brown's lane, west side of 97 Cau-seyside to George place

Buchanan street (Bast), north side

of Inkle street to Greenlaw street

Buchanan street (West), south side

of 28 George street to Canal st.

Burn lane, south side of Maxwellton

to Candren BurnBurn row, from Gordon's lane to

river

CALEDONIA st., from St. Jamesstreet northward

Calside, south-west from head of

Causeyside to Stock street

Campbell street (South), from 8

Neilston street to Espedair BurnCampbell street (West), north of 53

BroomlandsCamphill, south Bide of 32 Canal

street

Canal street, west side of 86 Cau-seyside street to Ralston square

Carbrook street, from north side of

53 Broomlands to West Campbell

street

Carlile lane, east side of 85 NewSneddon to river

Carlile place, east side of New Sned-

don, opposite Wallace street

Cart lane, east side of 80 NewSneddon to river

Cart street, from Thread street to

Seedhill

Cartvale lane, from Cartvale Houseto New Sneddon

Carriagehill, from Dovesland south-

wardCarriagehill (High), west of Orr

TownCarriagehill factory, west of Car-

riagehill

Castlehead, north side of Crow road,

approach by west end of Canal st.

Castle street, west end of Wellmea-dew to George street

Causeyside, from foot of St. Mirrenstreet to Calside

Cawthorne court, east side of Orr

street (off Orr square)

Chain road, West Toll

Charleston, by Lylesland westwardChristie buildings, High street west

end of Old BridgeChristie lane, east side of 93 NewSneddon to the Quay

s PAISLEY STREET GUIDE.

Christie street, south of Garthlandstreet

Churchhill, north side, of 87 Highstreet to Oakshaw street

Clark's place, Seedhill

Collinslee, from Carriagehill to

Potterhill

Commercial Courf, 112 Causeyside,west side

Cotton street, south side of 23Gauze street to Abbey street

County buildings, Gilmour street

County place, from Gilmour street

to Moss street

Cowieston, foot of Maxwellton st.

Croft (East), from Wallneuk to

Renfrew roadCroft (North), from Greenlaw street

to Newton QuayCroft (South), east ei d of Sneddon

Bridge to Wallneu -

Croft (West), from 16 New Smith-hills to Abercern street

Crossflat, south side of Garthlandstreet

Cross street, 29 Castle street to 5

Queen street

Crow road, Calside to MaxwelltonCumberland Court, 110 Causeyside

DOVESLAND, from Lylesland to

Carriagehill

Duke street, south side of Rowanstreet

Dyers' wynd, east side of 48 Mossstreet to river

EARL Grey place, LyleslandEspedair street, from 56 Causeyside

southward

FALSIDE road, near Colinslee

westwardFerguslie, west end of Broomlands

to Millarston

Ferguslie (Back Row of) west endof Maxwellton to West lane of

FerguslieFerguslie East lane, south of 41

Broomlands to MaxwelltonFerguslie Mid lane, 7 Ferguslie to

MaxwelltonFerguslie walk, 42 BroomlandsFerguslie West lane, 2 Ferguslie

Coats' Thread to Works

Forbes place, from 10 Causeysideto Water brae (Burgh)

GARTHLAND lane, north side of

Garthland street

Garthland place, east end of Garth-land street, opposite Christie st.

Garthland street, from east end of

Gauze street to WilliamsburghGast Work, north-west of foot of

Well street

Gateside, east side of road leadingto Renfrew

Gauze street, from Smithhills street

to Garthland street

George place, east end of Georgestreet to Brown's lane

George street, west side of 96 Cau-seyside to Broomlands

Gilmour street, from High street,

(Cross) north to New SneddonGlasgow road, begins at East Toll

Glen street, west side of Love st.

to Caledonia street

Glen lane, north side of 29 St.

James street to Glen street

Gordon's lane, east side of 32 Cau-seyside to Burn row

Greenhill, north-west side of Un-derwood street

Greenlaw, north of Garthland street

Greenlaw street, east end of NorthCroft eastward

Greenock road, continuation of

Caledonia street

HAMILTON place, 78 New SneddonHamilton street (Great), (by Cal-

side) east side of Calside by Doves-land

Hamilton street, west side of Ren-frew street to river

Harbour lane, east side of 92 NewSneddon to Quay

Harbour (New), Carlile place

Highland lane, south side of SouthCroft

High street, west end of Old Bridgeto Wellmeadow

Hospital lane, west side of 6 NewSneddon to Back Sneddon

Hunter street, west side of 22 Mossstreet

INCHINNAN road, continuation

of Love street

PAISLEY STREET GUIDE.

Inkle street, from Lawn street,

to east end of Gauze street

JOHNSTONE road, begins at WestToll

John street, north side of 72Broomlands

KILNCROFT lane, east side ofCarriagehill

King street, from Saucel to CanalKing street, north side of 76 Broom-

lands, opposite to Queen street

Knox street, from 47 Broomlandsto West Campbell street

LADY lane, west end of High st.

to Canal street

Lawn street, head of Gauze st.

to WallneukLaigh Kirk lane, west side of 110

CauseysideLonend, from Saucel to Blackhall

BuildingsLove street, from St. James place

to NethercommonLowndes' lane, east side of 78 NewSneddon to the river

Lylesland, from Neilston street to

Carriagehill

Lynedoch street, west side of Ben-frew street to river

MACDOWALL street, west side

of Caledonia street westwardM'Farlane's lane, north side of

North Croft to Niddry street

M'Leod's buildings (Smithhills),

east end of Old BridgeMansfield place, west side of Neil-

ston street

Marshall's lane, north side of Or-chard street to river

Mary street, west side of Carriage-hill

Maxwell street, east side of Lovestreet to Back Sneddon

Maxwellton, east of Ferguslie,Back row

Maxwellton street, south side of 1

3

Broomlands to CowiestonMeeting House lane, west side of

14 Moss street to Oakshaw street

Middle lane, west side of 11 NewSneddon to Back Sneddon

Millar street, east side of Mill at.

Millarston, west end of FerguslieMill street, east end of Gauze st.

to Seedhill

Moncrieff street, east side of 71Love street to Back Sneddon

Moss street, from Cross Steeple toOld Sneddon

Mossvale, north end of Greenock rd.

NIDDRY street, west side of Ren-frew street to river

Neil street, from Cowieston to

Canal BridgeNeilson street (Burgh), from head

of Causeyside to LyleslandNeilston street (by Calside), east

side of Calside

Nethercommon, from Love street

northwardNew Smithhills, north side of 4

Smithhills to West CroftNew Sneddon, north side of OldSneddon to Cartvale

New street, south side of 28 Highstreet to Causeyside

Newton street, from Cowiestonwestward to Maxwellton

North street, east side of Love st.

to Back Sneddon

OAKSHAW street, from head ofSchool wynd to the John Neil-son Institution

Oakshawhead, north of the JohnNeilson Institution, by Oakshawstreet

Old Sneddon, foot of Moss street to

Sneddon BridgeOrchard street, east side of 18 Cau-

seyside to Gordon's laneOrr square, north side of 81 High

street

Orr street, north side of 81 Highstreet to Oakshaw street

Orr street (South), from Neilstonstreet to Espedair street

Orr Town, south side of Mary st.

PARK place, east side of CalsidePotterhill, southward of CarriagehillPrince's street, north side of Under-wood street

Prussia street, east side of 25 Causeyside to Gordon's lane

10 PAISLEY STREET GUIDE.

QUAY lane, east side of 88 NewSneddon to Quay

Queen street, south side of 7

Broomlands to George street

RALSTON square, south side of 50George street

Renfrew road, continuation of Ren-frew street

Renfrew street, north end of EastCroft to Gateside

Rowan street, east side of Lylesland

SANDHOLES, head of Well street

to King street

Saucel, east end of Gordon's lane to

LonendSchool wynd, west side of 6 Moss

street to Oakshaw street

Seedhill, from Cart street eastwardShuttle street, south side of 30 New

street to Brown's lane

Silk street, east side of Lawn street

to Gauze street

Sir Michael street, south side of 24George street to Canal street

Smith's lane, north-east side of 72New Sneddon to river

Smith street, from Stock street to

Neilston street (Calside)

Smithhills, from east end of OldBridge to Gauze street

Snodgrass' lane, Seedhill

Stanley place, 48 to 50 CauseysideStevenson street, head of 63 Cau-

seyside (west side)

Stirling street, west side of Calside

St. James place, from foot of Messstreet to Love street

St. James street, from Love street to

Underwood street

Stock street, west side of Lyleslandto Calside

Stoney Brae, from Oakshaw street

to St. James street

Storie street, south side of 37 Highstreet to Canal street

Stow place, foot of Storie street to

Stow street

Stow street, west side of 80 Causey-side to Stow place

St. Mirren street, from Cross to

Causeyside

TERRACE Buildings, 109 Highstreet, and fronting River, westend of Old Bridge

Thomas street, north side of 36Ferguslie

Thread street, from Bank street to

Cart street

Twigg's lane, north side of 62 NewSneddon to river

UNDERWOOD lane, from 21 Wellstreet eastward

Underwood road, from S<". Jameastreet to foot of Well street

Union street, north side of Under-wood street

Union street, south side of Stockstreet

VICTORIA place, Lady lane

WALLACE street, east side of 50Love street to Carlile place

Wallneuk, north end of Lawn street

to East Croft street

Wardrop st., south side of Georgestreet to Canal street

Water brae (Burgh), foot of St.

Mirren street to river

Water brae (New Town), west side

of 4 New Smithhills to river

Water lane, south side of Maxwell*ton

Waterloo place, 2 Gilmour street

Wellington place, Caledonia street

Wellington street, west side of

Caledonia street

Wellmeadow, west end of High st.

to BroomlandsWell street, north side of 27 Well-meadow street

West brae, north side of 31 Well-meadow to Oakshaw street

West st, south side of 20 Broom-lands to Newton street

Williarnsburgh, east end of Garth-land street to East Toll Bar

William street, north side of 68Broomlands

Wilson's place, from Seedhill Mill to

Clark's place

OMISSIONS AND CORRECTIONS,

Adam, William, of Lyle & Adam, 8 Barclay street

BROWNRIDGE, WILLIAM, teacher Marshall's LanePublic School, Glencairn Cottage, Blackball

Charlton, Alfred, 22 Gauze street

DRUMMOND, JOHN, wine and spirit merchant, 26

Howard street, Glasgow—house, 5 Christie street

GARDNER, JOHN S„ tailor and clothier, 6 Well-

meadow—house, 14 Lady lane

Glassford, John, carpet designer, 3 Hamilton street

Graham, James, treasurer Clyde Navigation, Dundaff,

Riccartsbar

Hay, William, roadmaker, causewayer, and contractor, 17Abbey street—yard, off Mill street

Houston, Mrs, Caversbank, Oakshaw street

Jeffrey, Miss, 17 Orchard street

Kerr, J., china merchant, 24 Causeyside

King, Mrs, Howard cottage, Calside

King, Robert, assistant to JOHN WALKER, surgeon-

dentist, 29 Ferguslie

LYLE & ADAM, engineers, 48 High street

Lyle, James, of Lyle & Adam, 39 Ferguslie

Masson, Mrs, boys' outfitter, 36 High street

Moir, Mrs, 4 Neilston street

Morrison, Mrs, 3 Thread street

M'NAUGHTAN, ALEXANDER, wright, 6 New Smith-hills—house, 69 High street

Purves, Thomas, confectioner, 22 Sandholes

Slater, Miss, 7 Gauze street

THOMSON, PETER, loom card cutter, 6 Forbes place

—house, 5 Orchard street

WEDDELL, JOHN, cabinetmaker and upholster, 48High street—house, 39 do.—(See advertisement)

ADVERTISEMENTS.

ROBERT ADAM,mj

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(Late Churclihill)

Begs to announce to his Customers and the Publicthat he has

OPENED HIS NEW STUDIOAt the above Address ; and from the scientific arrange-

ment of the light in his new Gallery, can command anyeffect to produce those soft and delicate Portraits, com-bined with exquisite finish.

Having secured a Lens specially made for INSTAN-TANEOUS PORTRAITS OF CHILDREN, he canconfidently assure Parents of pleasing results, from the

youngest children.

The Optical Appliance at command for the successful

execution of Machinery, Patterns, Plans, Architectural

Work, &c, enables R. A. to execute Large Contracts onthe Lowest Terms.

Having for some time devoted considerable attention to

the production of First-Class Coloured Work, R. A. is

now in a position to execute Work, unsurpassed for

beauty and permanency, in

OIL, ¥ATBE, OR CEA7 1T,FOR

LIFE-SIZE, MINIATURES, LOCKETS, BROOCHES,&c.

lit %xt%Ae s H igh Street,

{Late of Churchhill.)

GENERAL DIRECTORYFOR PAISLEY.

1875-76.

ABBEY CHURCH, 16 Smithhills—erected in the year1160—keys to be had at James Murray's, churchofficer, 12 Abbey close

Abbey Asylum, Crow road, Calside—C. W. Laing,superintendent

Abbey Parish Poorhouse, Crow road, Calside—C. W.Laing, governer—Robert Robertson, inspector

Abbey Poor-rates Office, 4 New Smithhills—Robert Oliver,

collector

Abbey Sounding Aisle, 9 Abbey close—James Murray,12 Abbey close, keeper

ABERCORN FOUNDRY COMPANY, Ironfounders,North Croft

ABERCORN ROOMS, Bank Street—to let for publicdinners, soirees, balls, lectures, sales, &c.—SamuelKeith, lessee, Abercorn Hotel, 9 Gauze street

—

(See advertisement)

ABERCORN SHIP-BUILDING COMPANY (Hanna,Donald, & Wilson, shipbuilders), Abercorn street

ABERCROMBIE, MRS ROBERT, Potter's Field,

Castlehead

ABERCROMBIE, WILLIAM, agent for Union Bank of

Scotland, 3 Gilmour street—residence, Union Bankof Scotland House, 2 Dyers' Wynd

B

14 PAISLEY.

Abercrombie, William, jun., of Sutherland & Abercrombie,

soap manufacturers, Glasgow, Calside

Adam, Alexander, chimney sweep, 14 Smithhills

Adam, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 3 Maxwellstreet—house, 51 Caledonia street

Adam, Hugh, clerk Bank of Scotland, Barnhill

Adam, James, flesher, 20 Causeyside

ADAM, JAMES, & SON. glass merchants, glaziers, glass

embossers and gilders, and ornamental workers onglass, 7 Gilmour street

ADAM, JAMES, of James Adam & Son, 16 Moss street

Adam, James, accountant, cashier at J. & P. Coats's, 11

Back row, Ferguslie

Adam, James, foreman turner at J. Clark & Co.'s, 14

George street

Adam, James, tailor, 2 Stow place

Adam, James, farmer, West Barnhill

ADAM, JOHN, writer, and agent for the City of GlasgowLife, and North British and Mercantile Fire and Life

Insurance Companies, 9 Gilmour street—house,

Townhead, 42 High street

ADAM, JOHN, chemist and druggist, and medical

galvanist, Apothecaries' Hall, 67 BroomlandsAdam, Miss, 11 Smithhills

Adam, Mrs, furnisher, 30 Moss street

Adam, Mrs William, 27 Canal street

Adam, Mrs William, fruiterer, 23 Gauze street—house, 32Cotton street

ADAM, ROBERT, photographic artist, 85 High street

—(See advertisement)

Adam, Robert, grocer, 19 Lawn street—house, 1 BackSneddon

Adam, Robert, wine and spirit merchant, Turf Tavern, 8

Orchard street

Adam, Robert, spirit merchant, 68 George street

Adam, Thomas, designer, Wester Carriagehill place

ADAM, THOMAS, of James Adam & Son, 34 Glen st.

Adam, William, clerk, National Security Savings Bank,

32 Ferguslie

Adam, William, grocer and spirit dealer, 51 Caledonia st.

PAISLEY. 15

Adder, John, moulder, Underwood road

Adamson, Andrew, 55 BroomlandsAGNEW, MRS H. C, cabinetmaker, 49 High street-

workshop, 62 do.—house, 49 do.

AIRMAN, J. & GL, shawl washers, dyers, bleachers,

scourers, and finishers, Cumberland Works, Cumber-land place, Causeyside

Aikman, James, of J. & G. Aikman, Camphill

Airlie, Jeanie S., teacher, 9 WellmeadowAitken, James, 100 Causeyside

Aitken, James, grocer, 7 Orchard street

Aitken, John R., cowfeeder, 61 George street

Aitken, Mrs, milliner, 100 Causeyside—house, 99 do.

Aitken, Robert, cowfeeder, 80 Canal street

Aitken, "William, 9 Castle street

Aitken, William, clerk, Moss-side

ALCORN, JAMES, goods agent, Canal Office—-house,

18 Canal street

Alexander, Gavin, furnishing shop, 32 George street

Alexander, James, feuar 67 High street

ALEXANDER, WILLIAM, joiner, jacquard machinemaker, weavers' wright, Barterholm Roadhead

—

house, do.

Alexander, Thomas, officer, New Jerusalem Church, 11

George street

Alexander, William, stamp collector, at Wm. M'Intyre's,

Calside

Algie, William, farmer, Old MainsAllan, T. & J., fleshers, 34 Moss street

Allan, John, gas inspector, 57 Canal street

Allan, John, porter, 12 Causeyside

Allan, John S., traveller and commission agent, 23 Georgestreet

Allan, Robert, potato merchant, 4 St. James street

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house, Mossvale cottage, Greenock road

Allan, William, Sergeant-Major, 2nd Battalion, R.R.V.,

44 Calside

ALLAN, THOMAS, weavers' furnisher, 40 George street

—house, do.

ALLISON, ALEXANDER, flesher, 84 High streetshouse, do.

1

6

PAISLEY.

Allison, Hugh, assistant-registrar of births, &c, for Burghparishes, 13 George street

Allison, James, tailor, 95 CauseysideAllison, John, fruiterer, 22 and 45 Causeyside—house,

45 do.

Allison, Robert, warper, 19 Gauze street

Allison, Mrs, 3 William street

ALLISON, WILLIAM, timber merchant, Victoria SawMills, 22 Love street—house, Cartvale House, Lovestreet

Alton, William, salesman to William Watson, flesher, 7Silk street

Anderson, Ebenezer, of J. & E. Anderson, 6 New street

Anderson, Rev. George S., minister of South Church,Colinslee House

Anderson, Henry, spirit dealer, 13 Moss street—house,

do.

Anderson, James, gardener to James Millar, AdelphiHouse, New Sneddon

ANDERSON, JAMES, clothier and hatter, 16 Gilmourstreet—house, 25 Oakshaw street— (See advertisement)

Anderson, James, bookseller, 60 High street

Anderson, James, feuar, 21 Inkle street

Anderson, James, jun., at M'Lennan, Blair, & Co.'s, 2National Bank Buildings, Glasgow—house, 6 Georgestreet

Anderson, James, & Co., thread manufacturers, 51 High st.

Anderson, James, of James Anderson & Co., 6 George st.

Anderson, James, of J. & E. Anderson, 45 New street

ANDERSON, J. & E., joiners and funeral undertakers, 6

New street—(See advertisement)

ANDERSON, J. & W., builders, 50 Mill street

Anderson, James, of J. & W. Anderson, 50 Mill street

Anderson, John, clerk to James Caldwell, writer, 27 Max-wellton street

Anderson, John, 6 George street

Anderson, John, fruit merchant, 23 Smithhills—house22 do.

Anderson, John, of James Anderson & Co., 10 George st.

Anderson, Mrs, 7 New Smithhills

PAISLEY. 17

Anderson, Mrs James, 71 Love street

ANDERSON, ROBERT, of Anderson & Wallach,Virginia Buildings, Glasgow

ANDERSON, WILLIAM, fiesher, 68 George street-house, 24 Broomlands

ANDERSON & WALLACH, oil and chemical works,

M'Farlane street, Race Course Road—Glasgow office,

Virginia buildings

ANDERSON, WILLIAM, grocer, and grain and seed

merchant, 75 Love street-—house, 1 Maxwell street

Anderson, William, grocer, provision and grain merchant,1 Saucel

Anderson, William, flesher, 5 Broomlands—house, 80 do.

Andrew, James, farmer, BushesAndrew, James, jun., teacher, New Sneddon School

—

house, 9 Broomlands.Andrew, Robert, shoemaker, 5 New Smithhills

Andrew, Robert & Hugh, farmers, Allans

Andrew, William, spirit merchant, 96 Causeyside—house,

10 George street

ANDREWS, JOHN, draper, 100 High street—house,101 do.

Arbuckle, Miss M., Rosehill cottage, Calside

Archer, Henry, thatcher, 40 Causeyside

ARMOUR, ROBERT, commission agent, 15 Causeyside— house, Benvue villa, by Calside—(See advertise-

ment)

ARMSTRONG, GEORGE, cabinetmaker, 14 Well-meadow—house, 2 do—(See advertisement)

Armstrong & M'Nair, joiners and timber merchants, 2 and3 Prussia street

Armstrong, John, of Armstrong & M'Nair, 168 Georgestreet

Armstrong, Mary, grocer, 19 Gauze street

Arndle, Hugh, jobbing gardener and contractor, Stone-field

Arneil, Mrs James, farmer, CorsebarArnot, Robert, gardener, 9 Back SneddonARNOTT, SAMUEL, grocer, 53 Caledonia street—house,

9 Back Sneddonb 2

18 PAISLEY.

Arrol, Thomas, manager at J. & P. Coats', 9 Back row,

Ferguslie

ARROL, THOMAS, spirit merchant, 80 BroomlandsARROL, THOMAS, spirit merchant, 37 Ferguslie

Arthur, James, merchant, Glasgow, Barshaw House, Glas-

gow road

Arthur, John, manufacturer, 109 Causeyside—house, 4

Barclay street

ARTHUR, J. F., wine and spirit merchant, 14 Old Sned-don—house, Rosehill, West Bay, Greenock

Arthur, William, watchmaker, 82 High street—house, 4

Barclay street

AUCHTERLONIE, WILLIAM, Railway Superinten-

dent, Joint Line, &c, 19 UnderwoodAULD, JOHN P., cabinetmaker and joiner, 30 Orchard

street—house, do.—(See advertisement)

Auld, Miss, furnished lodgings, 26 Orchard street

Austin & M'Callum, milliners, 8 Gilmour street

Ayton, Mrs David, 130 George street

Ayton, Robert, grocer, 9 Neilston road

BAILIE, Robert, cowfeeder, 1 Neilston road

Bain, Donald, Bath-keeper, 50 Storie street

Bain, John, 34 New Sneddon

BAIN, ROBERT, drysalter, 28 Causeyside—house, 3

Wardrop street

Bain, William, clerk, Post Office, 34 New Sneddon

Baine, P. B., assistant Inspector of Poor of Burgh Parish

of Paisley—house, 3 Back Sneddon

Baird, Andrew G., at James Harvey & Co.'s, Netherhill

HouseBaird, George, 14 Storie street

BAIRD, JOHN, of James Harvey & Co., Netherhill

House, Renfrew road

Baird, Margaret, millinery, 34 Moss street

Baird, Miss, milliner, 75 Broomlands

Baird, Miss Agnes, matron, Burgh Poorhouse

Baird, Mrs Archibald, 12 Wellmeadow

PAISLEY. 19

Baird, William, at David Speirs & Co.'s, Stevenson street

Baird, William, cabinetmaker, 100 High street—house,

20 Old SneddonBAIRD, WILLIAM (successor to Wm. Stirling & Co.),

saddler and harness maker, 86 High street—house, 6

Underwood buildings, Underwood road—(See adver-

tisement)

Balderston, John, mill manager, 1 Maxwell street

Balderston, Mrs John, 52 High street

Balderston, Mrs John, tea merchant, 140 George street

Balderston, Robert, manager at Anchor Thread Works

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Clark & Co.'s—house, Saucel BankBalderston, William, Clark's court, Seedhill

Baldwin, Mrs, 82 High street

BALFOUR, ALEXANDER, wine and spirit merchant,

105 George street

Balfour, William, tailor, 20 St. James street

BALLANTINE, ANDREW, mineral agent, Underwooddepot—house, Espedair street

Ballantyne, James, at City of Glasgow Bank, Glasgow, 54Causeyside

Ballantyne's Berlin wool warehouse, 54 Causeyside

Ballantyne & Co., drapers, 84 BroomlandsBALLANTYNE, JOHN, grocer and provision merchant,

54 Causeyside—house, do.

Ballantyne, John, tailor and clothier, 84 Broomlands

—

house, 17 Sandholes

Ballantyne, M., wool knitter, 54 Causeyside

Ballantyne, Mrs Joseph, provision merchant, 24 Well-

meadowBallantyne. Mrs, 18 Oakshaw street

BANK OF SCOTLAND, 8 St. Mirren street—JohnHutcheson, agent

Bannatyne, Rev. Alexander, of South Free Church, Cal-

sicle

Barbour, James, warehouseman, 29 New Smithhills

Barbour, John, bookseller, stationer, and news-agent, 100Causeyside

Barbour, John, jun., engraver, stationer, and bookseller,

1 Smithhills—house, 99 Causeyside

2 PAISLEY.

BARBOUR, ROBERT, umbrella, bag, and waterproof

warehouse, 101 High street—house, do.

Barbour, Thomas, grocer, 23 Carriagehill

Barbour, William R., clerk, Bank of Scotland, 99 Causey-side

Barbour, William, cowfeeder, NethercommonBarclay, James, Canal BankBARCLAY, H. B., of Mackenzie, Aitken, & Barclay,

accountants and stockbrokers, 66 St. Vincent street,

Glasgow, Canal BankBarclay, James, of Gordon & Barclay, Moss-side place,

Greenock road

Barclay, John, of Fullerton, Hodgart, & Barclay, 2 Gate-

side

BARCLAY, JOHN, pastry cook, and temperance hotel,

19 Smithhills—(See advertisement)

Barclay, Margaret, spirit dealer, 6 West Croft

Barclay, Miss, 9 Gateside

Barclay, Robert, merchant, 30a Renfield street, Glasgow,Canal Bank.

Barclay, Thomas, writer, 7 Burn Row, and 190 WestGeorge street, Glasgow—address, 7 Burn row

Barnett, John A., 9 Glen street

BARR, ALEXANDER, baker, 5 Love street—house, do.

Barr, James, at Barr, fetirrat, & Co., Castlehead

Barr, George, builder, Calside

BARR, GEORGE, & CO., tinsmiths and gasfitters, 100High street

Barr, George, of George Barr & Co., 18 King street

Barr, Hugh, builder, 11 Shuttle street

BARR, JAMES BUCHANAN, writer, 5 County place

—house, High ParkBarr, James, millinery, 6 Orchard street

Barr, James, 79 High street

Barr, James, drayman, Saucel Brewery Co., 3 Brown's

lane

Barr, Mrs Archibald, Castlehead

Barr, Mrs John, baker, 24^ Causeyside

BARR, JOHN, wood turner, Mossvale works, off Lovestreet—house, Beechwood cottage, Greenock road

tAISLEY. 21

Barr, Littelus B., quartermaster, Royal Renfrew Militia,

4 Garthland street

Barr, Robert, chemist and druggist, Apothecaries' Hall, 8High street (Cross)—house, Laigh Park, Renfrewroad

BARR, STIRRAT, & Co., yarn merchants, 109 Causey-side

Barr, William, broker, 24 New Smithhills

BARTLEMORE, JOHN, writer, Clerk of the Peace, andCommissary Clerk, County Buildings— house, 50Love street

Bartlemore, William, clerk, office of Clerk of the Peace,

County Buildings

Barton, Robert John, grocer, 10 New SneddonBauchop, John, print cutter, 11 Falside

Bauchop, Mrs William, Stonefield

Beaton, Mrs, midwife, 5 Storie street

Beaton, William, beamer, Dovesland

Beattie, Robert, passenger agent, Gilmour Street RailwayStation

Beckett, E. & J., milliners and furnishers, 55 Causeyside

—house, 12 Neilston street

Beckett, James, bookseller and news-agent, 109 High st.

BECKETT, MATTHEW, bookseller and stationer, 104High street (Cross)—house, 12 Neilston street

Beckett, Matthew, weavers' foreman at John Morgan &Co's, 12 Neilston street

Beckett's, fancy repository, 101 High street—house,

109 do.

Beckett, Mrs Hugh, bookseller and china merchant, 151

George street

Beckett, William R., at Campbell & Russell's, 39 Highstreet

Begg, Alexander, of Dalziel & Begg, Castlehead

Begg, Archibald, grocer, 83 Bromlands—house, 5 Castle

street

BEGG, DAVID, house factor and insurance agent, 7 Sir

Michael street—house, do.

Begg, David, jun., at J. M. Symington's, 66 Love street

Bego-, James, grocer, 33 Storie street

22 Paisley.

Begg, John, at D. M'Arthur & Co.'s, Glasgow, 7 SirMichael street

Begg, Mrs, 8 George street

BEGG, JOHN, funeral undertaker, and officer of AbbeyClose U.P. church, 15 Cotton street—house, 11Abbey street

Begg, Robert, at William M'Intyre's, 11 Abbey street

Beith, James, warehouseman, at James Yuill's, 99 Causey-side

Beith, Peter, wool sizer and starcher, 99 CauseysideBELL, ARCHIBALD, silk, cotton, and wool dyer, 2

Smithhills—works, Stanley dyeworks, off Causeyside— (See advertisement)—house, Whitehaugh, Glasgowroad

Bell, Daniel, of Bell & M'Lachlan, 1 St. James street

Bell, Hugh, cooper, 16 Old SneddonBELL, JOHN, carrier, 12 Causeyside—stables, Forbes

place—(See appendix)

Bell, John, dyer, Stanley place, 50 Causeyside

BELL, JOHN, of Bell, Tomlin, & Co., Mossvale cottage,

Greenock road

BELL & M'LACHLAN, brickmakers and builders,

Shortroods brickworks—office, 2 Glen lane

Bell, Mrs E., grocer, 16 Orchard street

Bell, Robert K., at Archibald Bell's, "WhitehaughBell, William J., commercial traveller, 9 Carriagehill

BERRY, JOHN C, glazier and painter, 35 High street

—house, 52 do.

Berry, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 75 High street

Berry, William, grocer and spirit dealer, 75 High street

Biggar, Mrs Thomas, 18 Oakshaw street

BIRD, ROBERT, governor of prison, County buildings

»

Bisset, Rev. Alexander, Catholic clergyman, 2 EastBuchanan street

Bisset, Elizabeth, spirit dealer, 12 Ferguslie—house, 11 do.

Bissland, William, grocer and confectioner, 3 Well-meadow

Black, Daniel, jun., at James Carlile, Sons, & Co., Gateflat,

Greenlaw street

Black, Mrs David, 18 Causeyside

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BLACK & SMALL, joiners, and show case makers, 30and 32 Lady lane

Black, James, of Black & Small, 62 Canal street

Black, James, clerk, Canal Office, 4 Barclay street

Black, Joseph, foreman at M. Whitehill & Co.'s, 4 Marystreet

Black, John, wine and spirit merchant, Sun Inn, 1 BladdaBLACK, MRS ROBERT, wine and spirit merchant, 7

Glen street—house, do.

BLACK, MONTGOMERY G., grocer and provision

merchant, 28 Wellmeadow—house, 15 West brae

Black, Peter B., clerk at John Fullerton & Co.'s, Merks-worth, 10 St. James street

Blackwood, Alexander, farmer, Bottom, Inchinnan

BLACKWOOD, MATTHEW, joiner and timber mer-

chant, 67 Love street—house, 66 do.

BLACKWOOD, MAGGIE, confectioner, 55 Caledonia

street

Blackwood, Robert, cowfeeder, 8 Glen street

BLACKWOOD, THOMAS, coal merchant, UnderwoodCoal Depot—house, 7 Abbey street

Blair, Hugh, cowfeeder, 32 Canal street

Blair, Hugh R., salesman to Wm. Cochran, manufacturer,

22 Kelly street, GreenockBlair, Dugald, spirit merchant, 78 Canal street

Blair, James, grocer, 4 Potterhill

Blair, John Murray, at Campbell & Russell's, 52 Highstreet

Blair, John S., clerk at Hodge, Young, & Martin's, 32Wellmeadow

BLAIR, JOHN, carriage hirer, Hay Weighs Inn, 3 Kingstreet

BLAIR, MATTHEW, clothier, hatter, and draper, 104Causeyside—house, Falside

Blair, Mrs Johu, grocer and spirit dealer, 32 WellmeadowBlair, Mrs J., cap maker, 2 North street

BLAIR, PETER, carting agent for Caledonian RailwayCompany, Goods Station, Greenlaw—house, 14 Lawnstreet

Blair, Robert, tailor, 37 George street

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Blair, Thomas, carriage and omnibus proprietor, 72 NewSneddon

Blair, Thomas, wine and spirit dealer, 15 Gilmour street

Blair, William, at Campbell & Russell's, 32 WellmeadowBLAIR, WILLIAM, wine and spirit merchant, 68 Canal

street—house, 78 do.

Blair, William, 16 Castle street

Boag, Allan, confectioner, 11 Storie street

Boag, David, foreman to Robert Guthrie & Co., 23 Niddrystreet

BONNAR & HAMILTON, calenderers, hot pressers,

packers and finishers, 15 Causeyside

Bonnar, John, of Bonnar & Hamilton, 3 East Croft

Bonnar, William, modeller, 14 Storie street

BORLAND ALEXANDER, grocer and provision mer-chant, 53 High street

Borland, Mrs Alexander, spirit dealer, Washington Inn,

78 High street

Borland, James, plumber, 4 New street—house, 118George street

Borrowman, Eliza, hosier and furnisher, 73 BroomlandsBOW, JOSEPH, ironfounder, Paisley Foundry, 90 New

Sneddon—house, 85 do.

Bow, William, of Bow, M'Lachlan, & Co., 85 NewSneddon

BOW, M'LACHLAN, & Co., engineers, millwrights, -iron-

founders, and tool makers, Thistle Engine Works, 8

Bridge street

BOWES, WILLIAM, builder, 26 St. James street

Bowie, Allan, farmer, Colinslie, Neilston road

Bowie, Andrew, wine and spirit dealer, 11 Williamsburgh

Bowie, James, manager to Robert Smith, hatter—house,

88 High street

Bowie, John, farmer, West Dykebar, Barrhead road

Bowie, John, potato merchant and farina manufacturer

—works, 6 Macdowall street—house, 31 Glen street

Bowie, Mrs Walter K., cowfeeder, hay and straw merchant,

60 High street

Bowie, Walter, Moss-side place, Greenock road

Bowie, Walter, warehouseman at James Yuill's, 60 Highstreet

PAISLEY. 25

Bowie, William, farmer, Blackbyres and Loganswraes—residence, Loganswraes

BOYD, ALEXANDER, accountant, Bank of Scotland,

117 Causeyside .

Boyd, Duncan Shaw, of James Boyd & Sons, 32 Oakshawstreet

Boyd, G. k J., drysalters, 97 Union street, GlasgowBoyd, George, of G. & J. Boyd, 43 Oakshaw street

Boyd, Hugh, feuar, 26 Storie street

Boyd, James, 61 Millarston

Boyd, James, of G. & J. Boyd, 43 Oakshaw street

Boyd, James, of James Boyd & Sons, 32 Oakshaw street

B05fD, JAMES, & SONS, hothouse builders, and heat.

ing engineers, Macdowall street

Boyd, James, jun., of James Boyd & Sons, 32 Oakshawstreet

Boyd, John, of James Boyd & Sons, Mossfield, Greenockroad

BOYD, ROBERT, accountant and insurance agent, 15

Gilmonr street—house, Adelphi Cottage, Love st.

Boyd, William, 52 High street

Boyd, William, farmer, Langcraigs

Boyle, James, clerk, 2 Gamse street

Boyle, James, shoemaker, 37 Back Sneddon

Boyle, James, wine and spirit merchant, 7 Moss street

BOYLE, JOHN, general agent, and mop and broommanufacturer, 13 and 51 Storie street—house, 51 do.


Boyle. Right Hon. George Frederick, Earl of Glasgow,

Hawkhead House, Paisley ; Kelburne House, Largs;

Crawford Priory, Fifeshire j and The Garrison,

CumbraeBrisbane, Ann, cowfeeder, 5 Cotton street

BRITISH LINEN CO.'S BANK, 17 Gilmour street-

Hugh Macfarlane, agent

Brock, John, gardener, 32 Storie street

BROCK, THOMAS, flesher, 68 Causeyside

Brodie, David, distiller, Saucel Distillery, Saucel

Brodie, J., warper, 109 Causeyside

Brodie, John, fruiterer and confectioner, 12 High street

c

26 PAISLEY.

BRODIE, WILLIAM, & CO., gas engineers, SouthCroft

Brodie, William, of William Brodie & Co., 21 High st.

Brooks, James, hairdresser, 2 Gauze street

Broom, John, traveller, with Robin & Houston, 69Abbotsford place, Glasgow

Brough, David, draper, 109 High street—house, 34 Oak-shaw street

Brough, John, grocer, 46 Millarston

BROUGH, JOHN, Sheriff Clerk Depute, County Build-ings—house, Millarston

BROUGH, PETER, merchant, Oakshawhead HouseBrown, Andrew, George place

Brown, Andrew, of William Brown, jun., & Co., EgyptPark

Brown, George H., of William Brown, jun., & Co., EgyptPark

Brown, George, spirit dealer, 35 Moss street

Brown, George, hatter and hosier, 87 High street—house,

38 New street

Brown, H. & W., dyers and cleaners, Espedair—shop, 55Causeyside

Brown, Hector, of H. & W. Brown, 55 Causeyside

Brown, Hugh, Egypt ParkBrown, Hugh, clerk, 32 Canal street

BROWN, JAMES SHAW, Burgh Inspector of Poor-office, 8 New Sneddon—house, 3 Back Sneddon

Brown, James, clerk, Goods Department, GreenlawRailway Station—house, 87 High street

Brown, James, teller, City of Glasgow Bank, 32 Cotton st.

Brown, John Armour, of Brown & Poison, MoredunHouse, Castlehead

BROWN, JOHN, of Robert Brown & Son, Norwell,

Castlehead

Brown, John, of Brown & Poison, 5 Fitzroy place,

Sandyford, GlasgowBrown, John C., at William Brown, jun., & Co.'s, 7 Glen

street

BROWN, JOHN, flesher, 21 Smithhills—house, 1

Garthland street

PAISLEY. 27

Brown, M., hosier, 4 Moss street—house, 33 Oakshaw st.

Brown, Miss Elizabeth, teacher senior department, Stowschool, 13 Stow street

Brown, Miss E., dressmaker, 61 High street

Brown, Miss, dressmaker, 30 Thread street

Brown, Mrs Hugh, baker, 56 Causeyside

BROWN, MRS JOHN, 21 Smithhills

BROWN, MRS MATTHEW, 27 Oakshaw street

BROWN & POLSON, starch and corn flour manufac-

turers, Royal Starch Works, Carriagehill

Brown, Peter, farmer, Craigton, off Greenock road

BROWN, REV. JAMES,' minister of St. James Street

U« P. Church, St. James's Manse, Castlehead

BROWN, ROBERT, tailor and clothier, 31 Gauze street-

house, do.

Brown, Robert, tailor and clothier, 99 High street

BROWN, ROBERT, of Robert Brown & Son, UnderwoodPark

Brown, Thomas, beamer, 16 Canal street

BROWN, ROBERT, & SON, manufacturers of pipes andtiles for field drainage, Caledonia and Shortroods

Works; and of fire bricks, patent sewer pipes,

&c, Ferguslie Fire Clay Works—town office, SneddonBridge—(See advertisement)

BROWN, WILLIAM, cork manufacturer, 95 High street

—house, 12 Neilston street—{See advertisement)

BROWN, WILLIAM, photographic artist, 6 Gilmourstreet—house, 26 Glen street—(See advertisement)

BROWN, WILLIAM, flesher, 25 Gauze street—house,32 Cotton street

Brown, William, jun., of H. & W. Brown, Potterhill

Brown, William, grocer and tea merchant, 37 High street

—house, 42 do.

BROWN, WILLIAM, JUN., & CO., yarn merchants,

108 Causeyside

Brown, William, clerk at William Poison & Co.'s, 7 Glen st

.

Brown, Mrs William, flesher, 61 Causeyside

BROWN, WILLIAM, of Brown & Poison, Sunnyside

BROWN, WILLIAM, & SON, buckram manufacturers,

Carriagehill

Browning, Alexander, feuar, 14 Gordon's lane

"2 8 PAISLEY.

Browning, Alexander, jun., of J. & A. Browning, 14Gordon's lane

BROWNING, J. & A., timber merchants, joiners, cart-

wrights, and smiths, 21 and 22 Orchard street

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wood-yard and saw-mills, 23 do.

Browning, John, of J. & A. Browning, 36 CauseysideBrownlie, William, manager, Glenfield Starch Works, and

insurance agent—house, Glenfield cottage, CastleheadBROWNRIDGE, WILLIAM, teacher, Marshall's Lane

Public School, Glencairn cottage, Blackhall

Bruce, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 34 Glen street

BRUNTON, WILLIAM, LL.D., late rector of GrammarSchool, 6 Bank street

Brunton, Miss, teacher, 6 Bank street

BRYCE, JAMES, joiner, 12 North Croft—house, 12Wardrop street—(See advertisement)

Bryce, James, of James Bryce & Sons, Greenock roadBRYCE, JAMES, & SONS, joiners and timber merchants,

Macdowall street

Bryce, John, farmer, Abbotsinch, Inchinnan road, andLoanhead

Bryce, John, of James Bryce & Sons, 32 St. James street

Bryce, William, gas inspector, 9 Ferguslie

Buchanan, Alexander, foreman dyer, Smithhills Dyeworks,70 Love street

Buchanan, Archibald, 4 Barclay street

Buchanan, David, manager, Ferguslie Fire Clay Works,40 Millarston

Buchanan, David, of James Pollock & Co., 15 Gauze st.

Buchanan, Henry, 25 Well street

Buchanan, Hugh, spirit merchant, 11 New SneddonBuchanan, James, grocer, 25 Well street

Buchanan, James, farmer, Hunterhill

Buchanan, James, druggist, 84 BroomlandsBuchanan, James, grocer, 72 Broomlands—house, 55 do.

Buchanan, John, wholesale and retail grocer and tea mer-

chant, 16 WellmeadowBuchanan, J. R. Gray, Lieut. 26th Cameronians, Barracks,

WilliamsburghBuchanan, Joseph, baker, 152 George street

Buchanan, Misses, dressmakers, 56 Causeyside

Buchanan, Mrs Margaret, grocer, 5 Inkle street

PAISLEY. 29

Buchanan, William, 15 Gauze street

Burch, Joseph, at Gibson, Brothers, 54 High street

Burgess, Adam, foreman to Wm. Bowes, 50 Caledonia st.

BURGH POLICE OFFICES. County Buildings

BURGH PAROCHIAL BOARD OFFICES, 7 NewSneddon—J. S. Brown, inspector

Burnett, James, manager at J. Clark & Co.'s., 26George street

Burns, Alexander, horse and shoe and common nail

manufacturer, 7 Abbey street

Burns, George, hairdresser, 80 High street—house, 39 do.

Burns, James, grocer, 6 Williamsburgh—house, 7 do.

Burns, John, salesman at Macfarlane & Co.'s, 10 Wellstreet

Burns, Mrs John, broker, 6 Old SneddonBURT, PETER, draper, 28 Causeyside—house, 92 do.

Bustard, Thomas, grocer, 17 North Croft

CAIRNS, ALEXANDER & ROBERT, wholesale con-

fectioners and general grocers, 2 High street—works,

32 do.

Cairns, Alexander, of A. & R. Cairns, Castlehead

Cairns, Robert, of A. & R. Cairns, 101 Causeyside

CALDERWOOD, HUGH, wine and spirit merchant,

94 New Sneddon—house, 57 Love street

CALDERWOOD, JAMES, saddler, 32 High street-

house, do.

Caldwell, Alexander, flesher, 8 Cotton street

CALWELL, DAVID, coal merchant, Underwood Depot,

and Canal Basin, 19 Canal street—house, 128 George

street

CALDWELL, MISS, bookseller and stationer, 2 Gilmour

street

Caldwell, Hugh, joiner, 7 Duke street, Dovesland

CALDWELL, JAMES, & SON, wholesale and retail wine

and spirit merchants, 10 Gilmour street

Caldwell, James, of James Caldwell & Son, 3 County

place

CALDWELL, JAMES (successor to James Moir),

weavers' furnisher, 21 Causeyside—house, 18 do.

c 2

80 PAISLEY.

CALDWELL, JAMES, writer, Clerk of Supply for Ren-frewshire, and collector and treasurer of County rates,

33 Old Sneddon—house, Craigielea Place, Blackstounroad

Caldwell, Miss Janet, confectioner, 81 BroomlandsCaldwell, Mrs James, 56 High street

CALDWELL, PETER, & CO., dyers, St. James place

Caldwell, Robert G., of Peter Caldwell & Co., 29 St.

James street

Caldwell, Robert, rag and waste dealer, 9 Old SneddonCaldwell, Thomas, of James Caldwell & Son, 3 County

place

Caldwell, William, cashier, Goods Department, GreenlawRailway station, 14 Lawn street

CALDWELL, W., & CO., drysalters, 5 Causeyside—store, 20 Mill street

Caldwell, William, of W. Caldwell & Co., agent for AllanLine of Steamers from Glasgow and Liverpool, 8

Stevenson street

CALEDONIAN RAILWAY CO.'S CARTING DE-PARTMENT— office, Greenlaw Goods Station-Peter Blair, agent, 14 Lawn street

CAMERON, ALEXANDER, upholsterer and cabinet-

maker, 40 High street—house, do.—(See advertise-

ment)Cameron, A., confectioner, 46 Calside

CAMERON & CO., lithographers, engravers, and general

printers, 109 CauseysideCameron, James, salesman at A. Foulds's, jun., spirit mer-

chant, 162 George street—house, 68 CauseysideCameron, James G., flesher, 107 George street—house, 7

West street

Cameron, John, manufacturer, 2 Stirling street

Cameron, Peter, 9 Storie street

CAMERON, THOMAS RUSSELL, surgeon- dentist, 28Gauze street

Cameron, William, at Alexander King & Son's, King street,

Saucel

CAMPBELL, ALEXANDER, boot and shoemaker, 12

St. James place—house, 54 Caledonia street

PAISLEV. 31

Campbell, Andrew, tobacco pipe maker, 10 Orchard street

Campbell, A. R., commission merchant, 19 Storie street

Campbell, David, clerk at Campbell & Russell's, Milton

House, Love street

Campbell, Dugald, flesher, 26 Moss street— house, 19

Orchard street

Campbell, Duncan, farmer, Nethercraigs

Campbell, Duncan, waste dealer, 38 Storie street

Campbell, Elizabeth, furnishing shop, 21 Lawn street

CAMPBELL & CO., chemical manufacturers, Cartvale

Chemical Works, New Sneddon—office, 47 Cochrane

street, GlasgowCAMPBELL, D. M'G., dyer and muslin finisher, Cartside

Dye Works, 59 New Sneddon—house, 60 do.

CAMPBELL & RUSSELL, writers, 7 High street

CAMPBELL & M'LENNAN, shawl and scarf manufac-

turers, 1 Cumberland Court, Causeyside

Campbell, H., umbrella maker, 7 Smithhills

Campbell, James, at William Sim & Co.'s, Gateside

Campbell, James A., of Campbell & Co., Cartvale

Campbell, James Edward, at Campbell & Russell's, 2

Caledonia street

Campbell, John, 36 New SneddonCampbell, John, salesman, Calside place

Campbell, John, teacher, Hutcheson's Charity School, 44Oakshaw street

CAMPBELL, JOHN, writer, 7 High street (Cross)—residence, Milton House, Love street

Campbell, John C. M'Culloch, clerk at Reids & Hender-

son's, 8 St. James street

Campbell, Mrs Elizabeth, clog manufacturer, 6 St. Mirren

street

Campbell, Mrs, dressmaker, 4 Gauze street

Campbell, Noble, boot and shoemaker, 5 Bridge street

Campbell, Robert, 27 Lawn street

CAMPBELL, SONS, & CO., manufacturers, 9 Forbes pi.

CAMPBELL, THOMAS, law agent, 4 Moss street—house, 2 Caledonia street

CAMPBELL, THOMAS, writer, notary public, J.P. Pro-

curator Fiscal, County Buildings (north end)

32 PAISLEY.

Campbell, William, jun., of Campbell & M'Lennan, 2

Stirling street

CAMPBELL, WILLIAM, of Campbell, Sons, & Co.,

CamphillCAMPBELL, WILLIAM, wine and spirit merchant, 38

High street

CANAL OFFICE, 18 Canal street, James Alcorn, agent

—(See appendix)

Canning, Peter, flesher, 11 Glen street

Canning, Robert, flesher, 76 High street

CARLILE, JAMES, SONS, & CO., thread manufac-turers, 13 Carlile place, New Sneddon

CARLILE, THOMAS, wine and spirit merchant, 18Smithhills—house, 37 Thread street

CARLILE, WILLIAM, of James Carlile, Sons, & Co.,

13 Carlile place, New SneddonCARMICHAEL, JOHN, station-master, Abercorn Rail-

way Station

Carmichael, Mrs Jane, spirit dealer, 30 Cotton street

Carmichael, Mrs Neil, farmer, Craigenfeoch

Carmichael, Peter, baker, 47 High street

Carr, Samuel, stationer, 68 Causeyside

Carruth, George, Infirmary officer, 15 Storie street

CARRUTH, JOHN, baker, 39 George street

Carruth, James, letter carrier, 4 Prussia street

Carruthers, William, flesher, 9 St. James place—house, 1

St. James street

Cars well, Allan, society officer, 51 Broomlands

CARSWELL, DAVID, bookbinder, 35 Storie street—(Seeadvertisement)

Carswell, John G., at William Johnston & Co.'s, Shuttle

street—house, 2 Water brae

CARSWELL, JOHN, lithographer, engraver, paper ruler,

and bookbinder, 4 High street—house, do.

Carswell, Miss, 83 High street

Carswell, Mary, dressmaker, 51 Broomlands

Carswell, Robert, ropespinner, Slaughter - house road

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house, 9 Moss street

Carvey, Mrs Ellen, broker, 2 Bridge street

CASKIE & SON, boot and shoemakers, 28 Wellmeadow—house, 113 George street

PAISLEY. 33

Cassells, William, at Robert Murdoch & Co.'s, 14 South

Croft, Paisley—house, 16 Moray place, Regent Park,

Strathbungo, by GlasgowCassidy, E., hosier and furnisher, 9 Lawn street

CATTANACH, ALEXANDER, of James Stewart &Co., Auchentorlie House, Seedhill road

CEMETERY, 58 Broomlands—John Murray, superin-

tendent

Chalmers, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 13 Maxwellton

Chalmers, Mrs, midwife, 2 Sterie street

Chapman, Allan, farmer, North Arkleston, Glasgow road

Charteris, Samuel, salesman at Robert Kerr & Son's.,

Wardrop street

Cherry, Daniel, clerk at Gavin Kerr's, 4 Thread street

Child, A. Gairdner, of Campbell & Co., Cartvale

Christie, Alexander, No 1 letter-carrier, and agent for

Victoria Insurance Co., London, 86 Canal street

Christie, James, cashier to Wm. Hutchison, jun., & Co.,

86 Canal street

Christie, Mrs James, 32 MaxwelltonChristie, Janet, draper, 45 New street—house, 11 War-

drop street

CHRISTIE, WILLIAM, blacksmith, 21 UnderwoodCITY OF GLASGOW BANK, Cross—Alex. Pollock

and Thomas Pinlator, agents

Clapperton, William, & Co., thread manufacturers, 70New Sneddon

Clapperton, William, of William Clapperton & Co., 5

Sandyford place, GlasgowClapperton, John, of William Clapperton & Co., 5 Sandy-

' ford place, GlasgowClark, Archibald, cowfeeder, 18 Great Hamilton street

Clark, Hugh, 32 Oakshaw street

CLARK, J. & J., & CO., thread manufacturers, AnchorThread Works—counting-house, Seedhill

CLARK & CO., thread manufacturers, Anchor ThreadWorks—counting-house, Seedhill

Clark, James, Chapel HouseClark, James, clerk at John Craig & Co.'s, Caledonia Saw

Mills, 64 Canal street

34 PAISLEY.

CLARK, JAMES, of Clark & Co., SouthbarClark, James, & Co., Marshall's lane

CLARK, J., & CO., thread manufacturers, Paisley

Thread Works, Well street and Gordon's lane

CLARK, John, baker, 4 Lawn street—house, do.

Clark, John, cardcutter, 65 CauseysideClark, John, joiner, 18 Stevenson street

CLARK, JOHN, of Clark & Co., 3 GatesideCLARK, JOHN, of J. Clark & Co., 9 Well street

Clark, Mrs, 3 Gateside

Clark, Peter, teller, British Linen Co.'s Bank, 11 St.

James place

CLARK, R. M., at Anchor Thread Works, CamphillClark, Robert, cowfeeder, 24 Love street

Clark, Robert, Corryville, Calside, and Cromwell road,

Kensington, London, W.CLARK, R. G., wood turner, 9 Wallneuk—house, 20

Lawn street

CLARK, STEWART, of Clark & Co., Kilnside HouseClark, William, hosier, 11 Smithhills—house, MossvaleClazy, Rev. George, minister of the Reformed Presbyterian

Church, 38 Oakshaw street

Clelland, Mrs James, 70 Love street

Clelland, William, hosier, 92 Causeyside

CLIMIE, MRS WILLIAM, hotel keeper, coach hirer,

and funeral undertaker, Bull Inn, 5 New street—(See

advertisement)

CLYDESDALE BANKING CO., 7 High street (Cross)

—Robert Russell, assent

COATS, ALLAN, of W. & A. Coats, Hayfield, Castle-

COATS, ARCHIBALD, of J. & P. Coats, 3 Garthlandplace

COATS, DANIEL, Woodside HouseCOATS, GEORGE, of W. & A Coats, 22 St. James

street

COATS, GEORGIA, of Stevenson & Coats, KingstonGrain Mills, West street, Glasgow—house, 4 Garth-

land place

COATS, GEORGE, of J. & P. Coats, Ferguslie House

PAISLEY. 35

COATS, JAMES, of J. & P. Coats, AmericaCOATS, J. & P., thread manufacturers, Ferguslie

COATS, JAMES, jun., of J. & P. Coats, Ferguslie HouseCoats, Jervis, draper aud hosier, 80 Broomlands—house,

22 King street

COATS, SIR PETER, of J. & P. Coats, Woodside HouseCOATS, PETER, jun., of J. & P, Coats, Woodside

HouseCOATS, THOMAS, draper, 49 Broomlands—house, do.

COATS, THOMAS, of J. & P. Coats, Ferguslie HouseCOATS, THOMAS G., of J. & P. Coats, Ferguslie HouseCOATS, W. & A., ham-curers and grocers, 68 BroomlandsCOATS, WILLIAM, jun., of W. & A. Coats, Ferndean,

Castlehead

Coats, William, sen., 5 William street

Cochran, Andrew Y., of Cochran & M'Gechan, 2 Barclay-

street

Cochran, Andrew, salesman, at Robert Cochran & Co.'s,

Underwood RoadCochran, Alexander, cow feeder, 18 Gauze street

Cochran, David, clerk, Railway Goods Station, Greenlaw,3 Christie street

Cochran, Edward, of Robert Cochran & Sons, 26Smithhills

COCHRAN & M'GECHAN, brassfounders, 20 and 21Abbey close

Cochran, H., & Co., reed and patent heddle manufacturers,

26 Causeyside

Cochran, Hugh, of Pollock & Cochran, High Carriagehill

Cochran, James, grocer, 148 George street

Cochran, James, calenderer, 112 Causeyside—house, 2Garthland lane

COCHRAN, JAMES, spirit merchant, 39 Stock street

Cochran, James, spirit dealer, 69 George street

Cochran, James, 12 Abbey close

Cochran, John, feuar, Potterhill

Cochran, John, farmer, Brediland, North Chain road

Cochran, John W., boot and shoemaker, 5 Lylesland

Cochran, Miss Jessie, of Smith & Cochran, milliners anddressmakers, 12 Abbey Close

36 PAISLEY.

Cochran, Mrs James, of H. Cochran & Co., 19 Storie

street

Cochran, Mrs Robert, 19 Storie Street

COCHRAN, ROBERT, & SONS, drapers, 26 NewSmithhills

Cochran, Robert, of Robert Cochran & Sons, 26 NewSmithhills

Cochran, Robert, jun., of Robert Cochran & Sons, 26

New Smithhills

Cochran, Robert, cabinetmaker, 22 Niddry street

COCHRAN, ROBERT, & Co., yarn agents and mer-

chants, 15 Causeyside—house, Saucel BankCOCHRAN, THOMAS, wine and spirit merchant, 36

Moss street—house, 30 Ferguslie

Cochran, Thomas, clerk at Speirs & Gibb's, 13 Sir Michael

street

Cochran, William, factor, High ParkCOCHRAN, WILLIAM, plaid and shawl manufacturer,

and general warehouseman, 7 St. Mirren street

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house, 7 WellmeadowCollins, Major E. A., 26th Cameronians, Commanding

59th Brigade DepotCockburn, Miss, 101 High street

COCKBURN, JOSEPH BIRNIE, Sheriff officer, J. P.

constable, and private inquiry agent, 4 Moss street

—

house, 3 Wardrop street

Cockburn, George H., teacher at Educational Institute,

166 George street—house, Causeyside

Cockie, David, clerk, Railway Goods Department, 9 Mon-crieff street

Colligan, Hugh, M.D., and surgeon, 23 Gauze street, and

74 Broomlands—house, 84 High street

Colquhoun, George, spirit dealer, 17 WellmeadowColquhoun, John, farmer, and Government drainage com-

missioner, Corkerhill, Glasgow road

Colquhoun, John, confectioner, 19 Moss street

Colquhoun, Miss J., teacher of music, 4 Smithhills

Colquhoun, Thomas, cooper, 71 Causeyside

Colvin, Mrs, midwife, 24 Lawn street

Comrie, John, grocer, 4 West Campbell street

PAISLEY. 37

Congalton, Robert, collector police chambers, Countybuildings—house, 21 St. James street

CONNELL, SAMUEL, spirit dealer, 23 Williamsburgh—house, do.

CONNELL DAVID, spirit dealer, 116 George street

Connell, David, clerk at James Pollock & Co.'s., 13 Canalstreet

Connell, John, of Wallace, Connell, & Co., 11 St. Jamesplace

Connell, William, tailor, 11 Abbey street

CONNELL, WILLIAM, of Wallace, Connell, & Co.,

240 Renfrew street, GlasgowConvex Weaving Co., The Patent Manufacturers of uneven

fabrics, the Convex Mills, 153 George street

Cook, Archibald, commission agent, 7 GatesideCook, James, 7 Gateside

Cook, James, of J. & J. Cook, 86 High street

COOK, J. & J., steam printers, and printers and pub-lishers of the "Paisley and Renfrewshire Gazette," 3M«»ss street

Cook, John, of J. & J. Cook, 71 South Portland street,

GlasgowCook, Joseph, green grocer, 29 Orchard street

Cooper, James, 1 Barclay street

Connie, James, tailor, 9 Smithhills—and eating-housekeeper, 14 do.

Correns, Robert, officer, Evangelical Union Chapel, 11Storie Street

Corbett, Edward, wine and spirit merchant, 12 BackSneddon— house, 6 Moucrieff street

COSTELLO, PATRICK, Railway Arms Inn, 12 Gilmourstreet, and Canteen, Paisley Barracks—house, 12Gilmour street

COUNTY POLICE OFFICE, 4 County place

Couper, John, tailor and clothier, 105 High street (Cross)

COURTOY, MRS, matron, Infirmary

COWAN h Co., railway agents, and carting contractors

for Glasgow and South- Western, and Glasgow andPaisley Joint Railways—office, Greenlaw GoodsStation

D

38 PAISLEY.

COWAN, HUGH, Sheriff-Substitute of Renfrew andBute, Belmont, Castlehead

COWAN, JOHN, coal merchant, Underwood depot

—

house, 6 Love street

Cowan, John, of David Speirs & Co., 3 Park Circus place,

GlasgowCOWAN, JOHN, wine and spirit merchant, 3 Love street

—house, 6 do.

Cowan, John,' Churchhill

COWAN, ROBERT, flesher, 27 High street—house,Churchhill—(See advertisement)

Cowan, Robert, baker, 18 Glen street

Cowden, James, warehouseman at Logan & Gardner's, 2

South Orr street

Cowden, John, plasterer, 25 Canal street—house, 26 do.

Craig, Alexander, grocer, 30 High street — house,

20 St. James street

CRAIG, ALEXANDER, joiner, 2 Carlile place, NewSneddon—house, 3 Albion street

CRAIG, ARCHIBALD F., of J. &. A. F. Craig & Co.,

33 Old SneddonCRAIG, ARCHIBALD, of J. & A. F. Craig, engineers,

6 Gateside

Craig, David, flesher, 19 Sandholes

Craig, Hugh, furnisher, 28 Glen street

CRAIG, J. & A. F., & CO., engineers, ironfounders,

boiler makers, millwrights, and machine makers," Caledonia Engine Works," Macdowall street

CRAIG, JAMES, of J. & A. F. Craig & Co., 9 Well-meadow

CRAIG, J., & CO., hatters, and hat and cap manufac-turers, 28 High street, corner of New street

CRAIG, JAMES, general warehouse of household re-

quisites, and furniture dealer, 21 Causeyside—house,

do.—(See advertisement)

Craig, John, baker, 17 WellmeadowCRAIG, JOHN, & CO., saw millers and timber merchants,

Caledonian Saw Mills, Caledonia lone—house, 13Caledonia street

Craig, Margaret, cowfeeder, 15 Castle street

PAISLEY. 39

Craig, Mrs Alexander, Ivy Bank, 47 Oakshaw street

Craig, Mrs, cowfeeder, 13 Inkle street

CRAIG-, ROBERT, grocer and spirit merchant, 50

Caledonia street—house, 20 St. James street

Craig, Robert, Stonefield

CRAIG, ROBERT W., yarn merchant, 50 Storie street

—house, 29 George street

CRAIG, ROBERT, wine and spirit merchant, 20 St.

James street

Craig, Thomas, carter, 9 Caledonia road

CRAIG, WILLIAM, spirit merchant, 17 Causeyside

—

house, do.

CRAW, JAMES, of Wm. Craw & Sons, 20 Caledonia st.

CRAW, WILLIAM, & SONS, silk, wool, and cotton

dyers, Caledonia dyeworks, 33 Caledonia street

CRAW, WILLIAM, of Wm. Craw & Sons, Caledonia

HouseCRAW, WILLIAM, jun., of Wm. Craw & Sons, Gock-

ston

Crawford, Elizabeth O., china merchant, 47 Moss street

CRAWFORD, GAVIN, boot and shoemaker, 92 Highstreet—house, Victoria place, Lady lane

Crawford, Hamilton, coppersmith, tinplate worker, and

gasfitter, 24 Causeyside

Crawford, Hamilton, of Crawford & Ritchie, 4 Bank st.

Crawford, James, officer St. James street U. P. Church,

27 Glen street

Crawford, James, farmer and cowfeeder, Pointhouse,

Inchinnan road

Crawford, James, wood turner and bowlmaker, 6 South

Croft—house, 2 Hamilton street

Crawford, John K., of M. Whitehill & Co., Ravenswood,

Castlehead

Crawford, Misses, 24 Abbey street

Crawford & Ritchie, power loom cloth manufacturers,

Abercorn street

Crawford, Robert, foreman, Park place, Calside

Crawford, William, calenderer, 105 Causeyside—house, do.

Crawford, William, clerk, carting department, Caledonian

Railway Company, Blackwood's buildings, Under-

wood

40 PAISLEY.

Crichtpn, Thomas, 8 Gateside

Crichton, William, teller, Union Bank of Scotland, 8

Calside place

Crighton, Colin, spirit dealer, 12 High street

Crombie, Miss, French polisher, 35 High street

Crooks, Mrs William, confectioner, 8 Cotton street

Cross, Mrs Andrew, trunk, parasol, and umbrella manu-facturer, 99 High street

Cross, Mrs, muslin printer, 99 High street

Crossley, James, of J. & W. Crossley, 5 Christie street

Crossley, J. & W., dyers and hank printers, Abbey Dye-works, 18 Abbey street

Crouch, Rev. John, minister of Victoria place Baptist

Church, Mansfield place, Neilston road

Cruden, Thomas, tailor, 88 Causeyside

CULLEN, THOMAS, chemist, druggist, and surgeon-

dentist, 12 St. James place—house, 70 Love street

—

(See advertisement)

Cumming, M., furnishings, 19 Smithhills

Cumming, Robert, cowfeecler, Maxwellton street

Cumming, William, carter, 18 Well street

Cumming, Dugald, grocer, 21 Maxwellton street

Cunningham, Adam, spirit merchant, 35 High street

—

house, High Carriagehill

Cunningham, Alexander, calenderer, 12 Causeyside

—

house, 6 Lylesland

Cunningham, James, & Co., manufacturers, 5 CauseysideCunningham, James, of James Cunningham & Co., Falside

Cunningham, John, of John Cunningham & Son, Victoria

place, Lady lane

Cunningham, John, & Son, manufacturers, 8 Forbes place

Cunningham, Mrs Daniel, 23 Moss street

Cunningham, Robert, of John Cunningham & Son,Carriagehill house

Cunningham, William L., M.B., surgeon, 56 High street

—house, Victoria place, Lady lane

Cunningham, William, & Co , dyers, Abbey CloseCunningham, William, of William Cunningham & Co., 2

South Orr street

Cunningham, James M., clerk, National Bank, 23 Mossstreet

PAISLEY. 41

CURRIE, ADAM, of the Lounsdale Bleaching Company,Lounsdale

Currie, David, officer Reformed Presbyterian Church, 36Oakshaw street

Currie, James, R., 23 Niddry street

CURRIE, Mrs JOHN, wine and spirit merchant, 9 School

Wynd—house, 38 WellmeadowCurrie, Peter, of William Fulton & Sons, G-lenfield

Currie, William, feuar, 23 Niddry street

CURRIE, WILLIAM, jun., grocer and spirit merchant,

4 Renfrew street—house, 23 Niddry street

CURRIE & CO., starch and corn flour manufacturers,

Glenfield Patent Corn Flour and Starch Works, Cale-

donia lone—house, Glenfield

Cuthbertson, John, grocer, 23 Gauze street—house, 32Cotton street

DALRYMPLE, JAMES, & SON, plumbers, gasfitters,

and lead merchants, 8 Old SneddonDALRYMPLE, JAMES, of James Dalrymple & Son,

3 Back SneddonDalziel, Andrew, feuar, 19 George street

DALZIEL & BEGG, shawl manufacturers, 112 Causey-

side

Dalziel, James, 1st teller Bank of Scotland, Laurieston,

Glasgow—house, Wester Carriagehill

Dalziel, Jane, teacher, Stow Infant School, 145 George st.

Dalziel, Jane, confectioner, 24 Causeyside

Dalziel, Mrs William, milliner, 145 George street

Dalziel, Robert F., of Dalziel & Begg, Castlehead

Davidson, Alexander, grocer, 29 Castle street

Davidson, Hugh, eating house, 9 Lawn street

DAVIDSON, MATTHEW, baker, 6 Silk street—house,

do.

Davidson, Thomas, card cutter and warper, 114 Causey-

side—house, 4 Stow place

Deans, Francis, postmaster, Castlehead

Deans, Robert L., foreman of Gas Company's meter shop,

12 Smithhills

Dempster, John, baker, 2 Dovesland

d 2

42 PAISLEY.

Denning, James, broker, 7 New Smithhills

Devlin, Michael, tobacconist, 14 Gauze street

Dewar, Miss, milliner, 8 Abbey street

Dick, George, teacher, Carbrook St. School, 41 Broom-lands

Dick, James, of James Dick & Sons, 1 66 George street

DICK, JAMES, shawl merchant, 5 County place—

-

house, do.

DICK, JAMES, & SONS, shoe manufacturers, 166George street

Dick, John, 36 George street

Dick, Margaret, grocer, 88 CauseysideDick, Robert, confectioner, 7 Glen street

Dick, William, gas inspector, 18 BroomlandsDickie, E., china merchant, 21 Moss street—house, 65

BroomlandsDickie, George, grocer, 12 Broomlands—house, 65 do.

DICKIE, THOMAS, wine and sphit merchant, 25 Mossstreet—house, do.

Dickson, James, gardener to Stewart Clark, Kilnside

HouseDICKSON, ORR, & CO., nurserymen, Ladyburn Nursery


Dickson, William, gardener, 3 Thomas street

Dickson, William, of Dickson, Orr, & Co., LadyburnNursery

Dobbie, William, boot and shoemaker, 149 George street

—house, 20 do.

Dobie, George, tobacco and candle manufacturer, 12 Highstreet—house, 63 Love street

DOBIE, JAMES, surgeon- dentist, 8 St. James place-house, George place

Dobson, Jeremiah, tailor and clothier, 23 WilliamsburghDonald, James, of Hanna, Donald, & Wilson, Riccarts-

bar

DONALD, JAMES T., M.R.C.S.E., surgeon, 84 Highstreet, and Old Medical Hall, Terrace Buildings, 109High street—house, 84 High street

Donald, Mary, dressmaker, 104 CauseysideDonald, Mrs William, 10 Glen lane

PAISLEY. 43

DONALD, THOMAS, house factor—office, 4 Storie

street—house, 20 Newton street— (See advertisement)

DONALD, WILLIAM, jun., shipbuilder, Abercorn Ship-

building Company, Riccartsbar

DONALDSON, DAVID, F.E.I.S., teacher of English,

Grammar School and Academy—house, 4 Stow place

Donaldson, Hugh, shoemaker, 56 Storie street

Donaldson, Humphrey, smith, farrier, and plough maker,

1 Williamsburgh.

Donaldson, James, Fountain Gardens, Love street

Donaldson, Mrs John, shoemaker, 6 Orchard street

Donaldson, Thomas, clerk, 6 Orchard street

DONALDSON, WILSON, blacksmith, 4 St. James place

—house, 54 Caledonia street

Donnelly, Margaret, confectioner, 46 Calside

Donochy, John, of John Donochy & Co., Camphill

Donochy, John, & Co., manufacturers and merchants, 4

Causeyside

Douglas, Duncan, shoemaker, 44 Causeyside

Douglas, Thomas, clerk, Union Bank of Scotland, at MrsBaldwin's, 82 High street

Dougall, Mrs Robert, grocer, 46 BroomlandsDrennan, Alexander, of Youl & Drennan, 33 George st.

Drennan, John, boot and shoemaker, 34 Ferguslie

DRENNAN, ROBERT, painter and paper-hanger, 30Causeyside—house, 4 Wardrop street—(See adver-

tisement)

Drennan, Thomas, ham curer, and provision merchant,

Glasgow—house, 4 Silk street

Drennan, William, clerk at Hodge, Young, & Martin's, 14Abercorn street

Drew, James, at J. & D. M'Nair & Co.'s, Seedhill, 12

Abbey close

Drew, Michael, manufacturer of curled hair, at J. & D.•M'Nair & Co.'s, Clark's Court, Seedhill

Drew, Robert, cowfeeder, 14 High street

DREWETTE, JAMES, reporter, and publishing andadvertising agent of •' North British Daily Mail" and" Weekly Mail," 4 County place—house, 3 do.

Drummond, John, at Sacell Brewery, 5 Christie street

44 PAISLEY.

DRUMMOND, T. G., clerk at William Fulton & Son's,

Glenfield

Drybrough, James, of Walker, Drybrough, & Co., Arkles-

ton HouseDrybrough, James, jun., of Walker, Drybrough, & Co.,

Arkleston HouseDUFF & MILLER, watchmakers and jewellers, 20 High

street

Duff, Misses, 20 High street

Duncan, Archd., gardener, at John Morgan's, GreenlawDuncan, David, 59 Love street

Duncan, Miss, Mary, artificial flower maker, 12 Georgestreet

DUNCAN, WILLIAM, smith and ironmonger, 109 Highstreet —house, 1 Inkle street

Dunlop, George, cowfeeder, 13 Sir Michael street

Dunlop, John, grain dealer, 9 Glen lane

DUNLOP, JOHN, wine and spirit merchant, 82 Broom-lands—house, do,

Dunlop, J. & I., grocers, 97 Causeyside— house, 12 Neil-

ston street

Dunlop, M. & J., joiners and timber merchants, 13 Storie

street—house, 9 George street

Dunlop, Miss, milliner, 66 High street

Dunlop, Mrs, milliner and straw hat matter, 9 George st.

Dunlop, Rev. Robert, minister, Reformed Presbyterian

Church, Storie street—house, 8 Gateside

DUNN, JAMES HAMILTON, writer, School of ArtBuildings, County place—house, 57 Love street

Dunn, Mrs, cowfeeder, 41 New street

Dunnet, Misses, teachers of music, 3 Blackhall Buildings

Dunsmore, John, clerk, Glenfield Starch Works, Glenfield

cottage, Castlehead

Eadie, Peter, of Eadie Brothers, 14 BroomlandsEADIE, BROTHERS, ironmongers, and manufacturers

of ring travellers, steel fliers, &c, 94 High street

Eadie, John, of Eadie Brothers, 3 Blackhall Buildings

Eadie, Robert, of Eadie Brothers, 3 Blackhall Buildings

Easton, Mrs, grocer, 26 Glen street

PAISLEY. 45

EAGLESIM, ROBERT, draper and clothier, and agent

for " Anchor" Line of steamers, 1 High street—house,

12 Neilston street

Edmiston, William, chemist and surgeon dentist, 36 Highstreet—house, 54 Storie street

Edminston, Mrs William, spirit dealer, 32 George street

Edminston, William, spirit dealer, 34 Canal street

EDMOND, ROBERT, & SON, shawl croppers, 5

Marshall's lane

Edmond, Robert, jun,, of Robert Edmond & Son, 16

George street

Edmond, Robert, sen., of Robert Edmond & Son, Camphill

place

Edmond, John, of Robert Edmond & Son, Camphill

place

Edmonds, Robert, teller, National Bank of Scotland, 1

Blackball buildings

Edmonds, William, salesman at John Morgan & Co.'s, 1

Blackhall buildings

Edwards, Rev. G., 54 Causeyside

Elder, Rev. Andrew, minister of George street U.P.Church, 15 Barclay street

ELDER, WILLIAM, superintendent, Fountain Gardens,

Love street

Elliot, Thomas, draper, 134 George street

EMERSON, JOHN, grocer, 32 Broomlands—house, do.

EQUITABLE CO-OPE 1ATIVE SOCIETY, 9 Stock st.

ERSKINE, ANDREW, cabinetmaker, 2 Lady lane—(See advertisement)

Erskine, James, grocer, 43 Causeyside

Erskine, James, of James Erskine & Son, 43 Causeyside

Erskine, James, & Son, singeing house, 42 Causeyside

Erskine, Mrs, grocer, 2 V N ellmeadowErskine, Thomas, of James Erskine & Son, 83 Causeyside

Esther, Henry, Inland Revenue Officer, 48 Causeyside

Ewing, H. E. Crum, late M.P. for Paisley—residence,

Castle Campbell, HelensburghEwing, John, grocer

;55 Storie street

Ewing, Stewart, joiner, 20 Lawn street—house, 23 Niddrystreet

46 PAISLEY.

Ewing, William, provision merchant, 87 Causeyside

Ewing, A., waste dealer, 1 Neilston street

Fairley, James, carter, 7 Castle street

Fairlie, Robert, spirit dealer, 9 Moss street

Farr, James, 54 Caledonia street

Farr, John W., clerk, Railway Goods Station, Greenlaw,

54 Caledonia street

Falconer, John, chemist and druggist, 83 Causeyside

Falconer, Joseph A., officer, Oakshaw street U.P. Church,

Meeting House brae

FALCONER ROBERT, surgeon, 83 Causeyside—house, do.

Fechney, David, sfcn., feuar, 107 George street

FECHNEY, DAVID, jun., grocer, and wine and spirit

merchant, 107 George street—house, do.

FECHNEY, JAMES, grocer and spirit merchant, 35

Ferguslie- house, 40 Broomlands

Fergus, James, of J. & J. Fergus, 61 Storie street

FERGUS, J. & J., wholesale grocers and tea merchants,

33 High street

Ferguslie Reading Room, 38 Ferguslie

Ferguson, Andrew, of Millar & Ferguson, 26 Well street

FERGUSON ANGUS, glazier, picture-frame maker, and

gilder, 104 Causeyside—house, 17 Orchard street

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(See advertisement)

FERGUSON JOHN, pawnbroker, 35 High street-

house, do.

Ferguson, John, draper, 15 Great Hamilton street

Ferguson, John, clerk and harbour master, Chamberlain's

Office, County buildings—house, 32 Canal street

Ferguson, Margaret, grocer and spirit dealer, JO Storie

street

FERGUSON, MOSES, coal merchant, Western Coal

Depot, King street—house, 67 Canal street

Ferguson, Moses, broker, 1 Ferguslie

Ferguson, William, of James Pollock & Co., 4 Garthland

street

Fernie, Archibald, house and sign painter, 16 George

street and corner of Barclay street

PAISLEY. 47

Fernie, James, weavers' agent, 18 King street

Ferrie, Robert, dyer, 13 Thread street

Ferrie, Robert, foreman at John M'Kechnie & Co.'s, 78Canseyside

FERRIE/ THOMAS, spirit merchant, 9 Smithhills—

house, do.

Findlay, John M., clerk at Hodge, Young, & Martin's, 56Storie street

Findlay, William, clerk, Railway Goods Department, 2

Williamsburgh

Findlayson, William, tailor, 5 Storie street

FINLATOR, THOMAS, agent for the City of GlasgowBank, Falside

FISHER, ANDREW, Inspector of Weights andMeasures for the Burgh, 81 New Sneddon

Fisher, Andrew, jun., of Fisher & Co., 81 New SneddonFisher, George, of Fisher & Co., 6 Garthland lane

Fisher, George, salesman at John M'Kechnie's, 38 Newstreet

FISHER, JOHN, accountant, house-factor, and insurance

agent, 4 Causeyside—house, Craigielea—(See adver-

tisement)

Fisher, Robert, draper, 44 New street—house, 38 do.

Fisher, Robert, jun., clerk, National Bank, 3cS New st.

FISHER & CO., engineers, smiths, machine and tool

makers, 1 Water brae (Burgh)— (See advertisement)

Fisher, William, enterer, 65 George street

Fitch, John, hairdresser, 11 Old Sneddon—house, 20 do.

Fitzpatrick, Valentine, cowfeeder, 87 New SneddonFleming, Andrew G., minister of the United Presbyterian

Church, Thread street—house, Gowanlea, Castlehead

Fleming, David, shawl manufacturer, 109 Causeyside

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house, 10 St. James street

Fleming, James, victualler, 6 Smith street

FLEMING, REV. JOHN, chaplain of Paisley Prison, 56Canal street

Fleming, Mrs, eating-house keeper, 22 Causeyside

Fletcher, Hugh, 17 Canal street

Flett, Rev. Oliver, minister of Storie street Baptist Church,Calside

48 PAISLEY.

Forbes, James T., of William Forbes & Son, Oakshaw-liead

FORBES, WILLIAM, & SON, carpet and rug manu-facturers, 21 and 22 Well street

Ford, George, Inland Revenue Officer, 2 SaucelForrest, Mrs, 10 Inkle street

Forrest, Mrs James, draper, 21 BroomlandsFORREST, WILLIAM, chemist, and albumen and

manure manufacturer, Burnbank, Chain road

Forrest, Wm., clerk, Railway Goods Station, Greenlaw,20 Abbpy street

FORRESTER, WILLIAM, wine and spirit merchant,91 New Sneddon—house, 1 Hospital lane

FORRESTER, WILLIAM, draper and hatter, 1 Broom-lands—house, 5 West brae

Forrester, Duncan, umbrella manufacturer, 81 High street

—house, 77 do.

Forster, John, at James Harvey & Co.'s, 7 Burn rowForsyth, George, shoemaker, 69' High street

Forsyth, Robert, shoemaker, 2 Neilston road

FOULDS, ALEXANDER, coal merchant, Underwooddepot—house, 10 Back Sneddon

FOULDS, ANDREW, Jun., wine and spirit merchant,162 George street

FOULDS, ANDREW, Jun., wine and spirit merchant,

88 High street—house, 20 Storie street

FOULDS, ANDREW, & SON, wholesale wine and spirit

merchants, 5 Abbey street

FOULDS, ANDREW, wine and spirit merchant, 4 Abbeystreet and 11 Abbey close—house, 4 Abbey street

Foulds, Andrew, dyer and scourer, 118 Georgestreet

FOULDS, GILMOUR, & Co., starch and corn flour

manufacturers, Albert Works, Caledonia lone

Foulds, J. & J., brush, basket, and toy dealers, 8 Mossstreet

Foulds, Rodger, wine and spirit merchant, 29 Causeyside

—house, 24 George street

Foulds, William, of Foulds, Gilmour, & Co., 1 Gauzestreet

PAISLEY. 49

FOULDS, WILLIAM, wholesale wine and spirit mer-chant, 24 George street, and 20 Old Sneddon—house,

19 Oakshaw street

FOX, REY. MICHAEL, D.D., Catholic clergyman, 2East Buchanan street

Frame, Robert, farmer, Anldtown, Glasgow road

Frame, Samuel, farmer, Brownside, Barrhead road

France, Rev. William, minister of Oakshaw street, U.P.Church, 49 Oakshaw street

Fraser, Alexander, general assistant, Kibble ReformatoryFRASER, DONALD, M.B.C.M., M.D., medical prac-

titioner, 44 High street

Fraser, James, letter carrier, 35 George street

FRASER, J. ROY, organist Middle Parish Church,teacher of music, pianoforte and music warehouse,Terrace Buildings 109 High street—(See advertise-

ments)—house, 3 Mansfield place

Fraser, L. P., clerk, Bank of Scotland, Free Middle Manse,Underwood street

Fraser, Mrs, ladies' outfitter, 9 Orr square

Fraser, Patrick, Sheriff of the County of Renfrew, 8 Morayplace, Edinburgh

Fraser, William, grocer, 25 Cotton street

Fraser, Rev. William, LL.D., minister of the Free MiddleChurch, the Manse, Underwood

FULLERTON, ALEXANDER, of Fullerton, Hodgart,& Barclay, Crossnat House

FULLERTON, HODGART, & BARCLAY, engineers,

ironfounders, boiler makers, millwrights, and machinemakers, " Yulcan Foundry and Engine Works," Ren-frew road

FULLERTON, JOHN, & CO., iron and composite ship-

builders, Merksworth shipbuilding yard, Inchinnanroad

Fullerton, John, of John Fullerton & Co., MerksworthHouse, Inchinnan road

Fulton, Agnes, teacher of music, 10 Abbey street

Fulton, David, broker, 20 Lawn street

Fulton, James, fruiterer and confectioner, 28 Causeyside

Fulton, John, confectioner, 73 BroomlandsE

50 PAISLEY.

Fulton, Joseph, of Wm. Fulton & Sons, Glenfield

Fulton, Misses, hosiers, milliners, and furnishers, 2 Smith-

hills—house, 1 do.

FULTON, MRS JAMES, grocer and ham-curer, 9 Mossstreet—house, 85 New Sneddon

Fulton, Peter, officer of Free South Church, 2 Stow street

Fulton, Robert, eating-house keeper, 8 New Street

Fulton, Robert, 10 Abbey street

Fulton, William, of William Fulton & Sons, Glenfield

FULTON, WILLIAM, & SONS, scourers^ finishers, anddyers, Glenfield

Fyffe, John, cowfeeder, 22 Canal street

GALBRAITH, CHARLES, boot and shoemaker, 6 Mossstreet—house, 9 St. James street

Galbraith, James, 1 Gauze street

Galbraith, John, baker, 37 Moss street

Galbraith, Miss, 32 Oakshaw street

Galbraith, William, clerk, Justice of Peace Clerk's Office,

31 Calside

Gallocher, John, victualler, 12 Smithhills

Gallocher, John, broker, 76 High street

Galletly, David, cutter at Robertson & M'Gibbon's, 97High street

GALT, JOHN, brickmaker and brickbuilder—brickworks,

Nethercommon—yard, 16 Abbey close—house, 1

Underwood lane

Gait, William, chimney sweep, 94 High street

Gardiner, Alexander, accountant, British Linen Co.'s

Bank, and Agent for the Lancashire Insurance Co.,

3 Caledonia street

GARDNER, A. & J. N., writers, 3 County place

GARDNER, ALEXANDER, printer, bookseller, and

stationer, 3 Moss street—printing office, 9 do.—house,Greenhill Cottage

Gardner, Alexander, jun., 31 Caledonia street

Gardner, Andrew, hair cutter and toy shop, 42 Moss street

Gardner, Archibald, flesher, 54 Causeyside—house, 58 do.

Gardner, Archibald, of A. & J. N. Gardner, Nether-

common House

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Gardner, J. Neilson, of A. & J. N. Gardner, 14 Abbey st.

Gardner, James, joiner and cabinet maker, 2 Inkle street

—house, 1 East Buchanan street

Gardner, James, farmer, South Hillington, off Glasgow-

road

Gardner, James, farmer, BogheadGardner, James, at A. & J. N. Gardner's, Nethercommon

HouseGardner, John S., tailor and clothier, 6 WellmeadowGardner, Mrs Robert, cowfeeder, West Greenhill

Gardner, Robert, farmer, Candren, Blackstoun roadGardner, William, of Logan and Gardner, Oakbank, Oak-

sha\v street

Garven, Mrs Agnes, 3 Canal street

Gemmell, James, tailor and clothier, 5 WellmeadowGEMMELL & MACNAIRS, manufacturers, Gleniffer

Factory, 32 High street

Gemmell, Malcolm, watchmaker and jeweller, 5 Well-

meadowGeorge, William, grocer and spirit dealer, 92 Oauseyside

GEMMELL, MATTHEW, wine and spirit merchant, 14Broomlands—house, 27 Maxwellton street

Gemmell, Matthew, cowfeeder, 13 Cotton street

Gemmell Robert, of Gemmell & Macnairs, 12 Neilston st.

Gemmell, William, master tailor, Kibble Reformatory, 4Albion street

Gibb & Co., engineers and machine makers, 39 New street

Gibb, Andrew D., of Speirs & Gibb, Castlehead

Gibb, Archibald, turner, 12 West Campbell street

Gibb, James, of Gibb & Co., 39 New street

GIBB, JOHN, accountant, 8 King street, Broomlands—(See advertisement)

GIBB, JOHN, hosier, glover, and smallware merchant,

25 and 26 High street—house, 26 do.—(See adver-

tisement)

Gibb, Mathew, cowfeeder, 1 Lylesland

Gibb, Mathew, & Co., manufacturers, 4 Cumberland court,

Causeyside

Gibb, Samuel, joiner and cabinet maker, 93 High street—

-

house, 35 Wellmeadow

52 PAISLEY.

Gibb, Thomas, house factor, and officer High Church, 39New street

GIBB, THOMAS, lithographer, Abbey Mill, Abbey close

—house, 3 Barclay street—(See advertisement)

Gibb, William, grocer, 10 Gauze street

Gibson, Alexander, No. 8 porter, 21 High street

Gibson, Allan, feuar, 25 Lady lane

Gibson, Andrew, baker, 38 High street

Gibson, Brothers, dyers, Espedair— shop, 84 High street

—house, 6 Wardrop street

GIBSON, COWAN, & SON, manufacturers, 114 Causey.

side

GIBSON, COWAN, of Cowan Gibson & Son, 44 Storie

street

Gibson, George, confectioner, 2 Dovesland, Neilston road

GIBSON, HUGH, wine and spirit merchant, 23 Lawnstreet—house, do.

Gibson, James, spirit dealer, 16 Lawn street — house,

GlasgowGIBSON, JAMES, wine and spirit merchant, 56 Causey-

side—house, do.

Gibson, James, jun., 56 Causeyside

Gibson, John, of Gibson, MacKellar, & Co., 19 Storie

street

GIBSON, MACKELLAR, & CO., wholesale shoe manu-facturers, 16 Causeyside

Gibson, Mrs Andrew, cork cutter, 13 High street—house,

71 Love street

Gibson, Mrs Andrew, grocer, 7 Bridge street

GIBSON, ROBERT, draper, 74 Causeyside—house, 143

George street -

Gibson, Robert, cellarman at Macfarlane & Co.'s, 29

Lady lane—house, 28 do.

Gibson, William, of Cowan Gibson & Son, 44 Storie st.

Gibson, William, book-keeper to Dundas S. Porteous, 16

Lawn street

GIBSON, WILLIAM, family grocer and spirit merchant,

107 and 108 High street (Cross)—house, 42 Oakshawstreet

Gilchrist, John, at Clark & Co/s., 7 Wellmeadow

PAISLEY. 53

GILCHRIST, ROBERT, general draper, 5 Moss street—house, 8 High street

GILDAWIE, JOHN, superintendent of county police, 4Albion street

GILLESPIE, JAMES, slater, and superintendent fire

brigade, 84 New Sneddon and Carlile lane—house,

84 New SneddonGillespie, J., farmer, Boyleston, Barrhead road

GILLESPIE, JOHN, of William Gillespie & Son, 76 NewSneddon

GILLESPIE, WILLIAM, & SON, slaters, and slate andcement merchants, 82 New Sneddon

GILLESPIE, WILLIAM, of William Gillespie & Son, 76New Sneddon

Gilmour, Allan, baker, 82 Canal street

Gilmour, Andrew, farmer, Hollybush

Gilmour, David, merchant and commission agent, 5 Causey-side—house, 21 Caledonia street

GILMOUR, JAMES, wine and spirit merchant, 13 Dyers'

wynd—house, 103 High street

Gilmour, James, of Foulds, Gilmour, & Co., 21 Caledonia

street

GILMOUR, JOHN, grocer, spirit retailer, and general

bottler, 20 Moss street—house, do.—(See advertise-

ment)Gilmour, John, overseer, Ralston, Glasgow road

Gilmour, John, farmer, Fulbar

GILMOUR, MATTHEW, wine and spirit merchant, 5

St. Mirren street—house, 24 Orchard street

GILMOUR, MATTHEW, nesher, 2.1 Gauze street

Gilmour, Matthew, smith and ironmonger, 49 High street

—workshop, 35 Glen street—house, 49 High street

Gilmour, Miss M., confectioner, 90 High street—house,

31 do.

Gilmour, Neil, sergeant of county police, 56 Caledonia st.

Gilmour, Robert, carter and cowfeeder, 38 Thread street

Gilmour, Thomas, flesher, 42 Stock street—house, do.

Gilmour, Thomas, & Co., yarn merchants, Cumberlandcourt, Causeyside

Gilmour, William, 21 Caledonia street

d 2

54 PAISLEY.

Gilmour, "William, of Thomas Gilmour & Co., 6 Garth-

land street

Gilroy, Janet, grocer, 9 Lylesland

GIVAN, JAMES, tailor and clothier, 5 Moss street

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house, do.

Gladstone, John, confectioner, 20 Sandholes" GLASGOW HERALD " (Daily and Weekly) Branch

Office, 16 Gilmour street—George Smith, corres-

pondent and agent—house, 2 Gilmour street

GLASS, DAVID, M.A., teacher of writing and mathe-matics, Grammar School and Academy, 31 Gauzestreet

Glass, James, grocer, 2 BroomlandsGlassford, Andrew, salesman at James Caldwell's, wine

and spirit merchant, 30 Glen street

GLASSFORD, DAYID, bookseller and stationer, 22Smithhills

Glassford, John, pattern designer, 11 Abercorn street

Glen, Allan, tailor, 9 Stow place

Glen, Mrs Allan, Castlehead

Glen, Robert, tailor, 70 Causeyside

GLEN, THOMAS, Thornhill House, near ThornGLENFIELD STARCH WORKS, Maxwellton—(See

advertisements)

GLENFIELD THREAD COMPANY, sewing cotton

thread manufacturers, Glenfield Thread WorksGlover, Isabella, furnisher, 8 Moss street— house, 53

High street

Glover, William, ironmonger, plumber, tinsmith, and gas-

fitter, 19 High street—house, 24 do.

GLOVER, THOMAS, printer and stationer, 11 Mossstreet (opposite County place)— house, 5 Wardropstreet

GOLDIE, GEORGE, tailor and clothier, 17 Sandholes

Goldie, James, tailor and clothier, 47 High street

GOLDIE, JAMES, joiner, 11 Inkle street— house, 1

Garthland street

Gollan, Roderick, first-class Instructor of Volunteers, Mil-larston

Goodlet, Thomas, temperance hotel, 100 High street

PAISLEY. 55

Goodman, Mrs, midwife, 42 Stock street

GOOLD, JAMES, clothier and draper, 47 Moss street

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house, 43 High street

Goold, William, feuar, 8 Lawn street

GORDON & BARCLAY, sculptors and builders, 23Broomlands (opposite Cemetery gate)—(See adver-

tisement)

GORDON, GEORGE, funeral undertaker, 7 New street

—house, do.— (See advertisement)

Gordon, John, of Gordon & Barclay, 24 BroomlandsGordon, John, mason, 9 Cross street

Gordon, Mary, dressmaker, 93 Causeyside

Goudie, George, fiesher, 17 George street— house, 74Love street

GOUDIE, JAMES, bookseller, stationer, and news-agent,

24 High street—house, do.

GOUDIE, JAMES, cooper, 43 and 48 High street-cooperage, 48 do.— (See advertisement)

Goudie, John, baker, 18 BroomlandsGoudie, Mrs, greengrocer, 19 Orchard street

GOUDIE, ROBERT, cooper, Macdowall street

Goudie, William, cooper, 49 High street

Gourlay, William, police-constable, 42 Stock street

Gowan, Ann, grocer, 15 Great Hamilton street

Grady, Miss, teacher, Catholic School, 18 School wyndGraham, Alexander, brewer, of Sacell Brewery Company,

8 Saucel

Graham, A. Forrest, at Sacell Brewery, 9 Saucel

Graham, Edward, officer of Episcopalian Chapel, 2 Lovestreet

Graham, Daniel, 7 Old SneddonGraham, James, 34 New SneddonGraham, John, cowfeeder, 7 Smithhills

Graham, John, cutter at James Goold's, 5 Wardrop street

Graham, Mrs, grocer, 17 Ferguslie

Graham, Mrs Jane, grocer, 72 Canal street

Graham, Robert, of T. & R. Graham, 12 Abbey street

GRAHAM, T. & R., lithographers, by steam power, 4Bridge street

Graham, Thomas, of T. & R. Graham, 93 New Sneddon

56 PAISLEY.

Graham, Thomas, 2 Hamilton place, 87 New SneddonGRAHAM, THOMAS, M.D., 33 Gauze street

Graham, Thomas, jun., clothier, 21 High street

Graham, William, jun., clerk at David Murray & Sons,

121 George street

Granger, Thomas, draper, 4 Silk street

Grant, James, draper, 4 Neilston roadGray, James, officer, North Church, 5 Garthland lane

Gray, James, green-grocer, 81 New SneddonGray, James, cowfeeder, Crow road

Gray, Margaret, gardener, 66 Causeyside

Gray, Robert, of Gray & Co., Glasgow, West brae

Gray, William, gardener, West Craigielea—shop, 69Broomlands

GREEN, ROBERT, sanitary inspector, inspector of

cleansing, and surveyor of drainage, 4 Moss street

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house, 36 Storie street

Gray, William, spirit dealer, 72 CauseysideGreenlees, Hugh, Stanley place, 50 Causeyside

Greenlees, John, of Matthew Greenlees & Son, Castle-

headGreenlees, John, of Thomas Greenlees & Co., Calside

Greenlees, Matthew, & Son, manufacturers, 7 and 8 Forbesplace

Greenlees, Matthew, of Matthew Greenlees & Son, Castle-

headGreenlees, Thomas, & Co., silk, yarn, and cloth merchants,

13 Causeyside

Greenlees, Thomas, of Thomas Greenlees & Co., Calside

Gregorson, Win., & Co., spindle and flyer manufacturers,51 High street

Greig, William, at William Hatrick & Son's, 9 Sand-holes

Grice, John, grocer and spirit merchant, 4 Neilston roadGryce, W. & M., grocers, 67 Causeyside

Grieve, Jane, milliner and straw-hat maker, 76 High st.

Grieve, Robert, market gardener, High Carriagehill andWester Carriagehill place

GRIEVE, ROBERT, jun., baker, 52 Caledonia street-house, do.

PAISLEY. 57

GUILLEAUME, PETER, agent, National Bank of

Scotland—house, 1 Forbes place

Guthrie, Miss, milliner, 8 Moss street

Guthrie, Miss, 7 Silk street

Guthrie, Mrs D. F., furniture warehouse, 80 High street

—house, 1 Orr square

Guthrie, Robert, & Co., shawl manufacturers, 10 Forbes

place

Guthrie, Robert, of Robert Guthrie^& Co., Fairy Knowe,Castlehead

GUTHRIE & CO., coal merchants, Underwood depot

and 8 BroomlandsGuthrie, W., of W. Guthrie, & Co., 8 Broomlands

HAGARTY, JOSEPH, hair-dresser, New street

Haggarty, William, broker and shoemaker, 41 New street

Hair, James, 70 Canal street

Hair, John, grocer and provision merchant, 24 Newstreet—house, 4 North street

Hair, Miss Mary, teacher, 11 Lawn street

HALDEN, FRANCIS, manufacturer, 3 Forbes place-house, Primrose Bank, High Carriagehill

Hall, Geo. D., at J. B. Lamb's, 3 Livingstone place

Hall, Mrs, farmer, Muirhead, off Johnstone road

HAMILTON, ADAM, & SONS, bleachers and dyers,

Blackland Mill

Hamilton, Alexander, draper, 16 WellmeadowHamilton, David E., printer, 2 New street—house, 17

Wardrop street

Hamilton, David, teacher, Neilson Institution, Camphill

place

Hamilton, David, Baptist Church officer, 43 Storie street

Hamilton, E. J., Lieutenant 74th Highlanders, Paisley

Barracks, WilliamsburghHamilton, George, of Adam Hamilton & Sons, The Cot-

tage, Blackland Mill

Hamilton, George, 3 Moncrieff street

Hamilton, Hugh, jun., 15 Lawn street

Hamilton, Mrs James, baker, 4 Smithhills

Hamilton, James, of Bonnar & Hamilton, 6 Stow street

58 PAISLEY.

Hamilton, James, tailor, 7 Stow place

Hamilton, James, Jan., at J. M. Symington's, 6 Stow st.

Hamilton, James, traveller to Brown & Poison, Nether-

park, Calside

Hamilton, James, grocer, 58 Storie street

Hamilton, John, embroiderer, blockcutter, and printer, 4

Cumberland court, 110 Causeyside— house, 26

George street

Hamilton, John, grocer, 51 George street

Hamilton, Mrs, midwife, 16 Lawn street

Hamilton, Mrs Ann, wine and spirit merchant, 65 Lovestreet

Hamilton, Mrs, confectioner, 1 WellmeadowHamilton, Robert, baker, 70 Causeyside

Hamilton, Thomas, baker, 19 Causeyside

Hamilton, Thomas, spirit dealer, 148 George street

HAMILTON, WILLIAM, scourer and finisher, Cale-

donia lone—house, 28 Caledonia street

HANNA, DONALD, & WILSON, engineers, Atlas

Works, 19 Back SneddonHANNA, DONALD, & WILSON, engineers, Abbey

Works, 8 Smithhills

HANNA, MISS, 4 Gateside

HANNAH, JOSEPH, chemist and druggist, 66 Causey-

side—house, 2 South Orr street

Hannah, William James, cashier at Abercorn Shipbuild-

ing Company, 11 Abercorn street

HARAN, NEIL GILMOUR, ironmonger, plumber, gas-

fitter, and zinc worker, 102 Causeyside, and 28 Newstreet—house, 21 do.—(See advertisement)

Hardie, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 22 Lady lane

Hardie, Alexander, grocer, 6 Prussia street

Hardie, Miss, dressmaker, 23 George street

Harkness, John, sheriff and town officer, 14 High street

Harper, Hugh, coal merchant, 51 Caledonia street

HARPER, JOHN, wine and spirit merchant, 95 Causey-

side—house, 2 Wardrop street

Harper &, Jack, hosiers and furnishers, 102 Causeyside

Harper, Miss, of Harper & Jack, 102 Causeyside

Harper, William, manufacturer, 6 Smith street

PAISLEY. 5 9

HARRIS, R. & A., watchmakers, jewellers, and opticians,

9 High street (Cross)

Harris, Alexander, of R. & A. Harris, CamphillHarris, Robert, of R. & A. Harris, Camphill

HARRIS, WILLIAM, watchmaker and jeweller, 19High street—house, do.

Hart, Alexander, accountant and insurance agent, 6 Gauzestreet

Hart, Alexander, clerk to George Hart, writer, 7 Steven-

son street

Hart, Alexander, New SneddonHart, Archibald, wine and spirit merchant, 3 St. James

street—house, 33 do.

HART, GEORGE, writer, Notary Public, and BurghFiscal, 5 County place-—house, 1 Christie street

Hart, Henry, grocer, 2 High street— house, 14 Sir Michaelstreet

HART, MRS, wine and spirit merchant, 1 East Croft

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house, do.

HART, THOMAS, wine and spirit merchant, 85 Causey-side—house, do.

HARVEY, MRS A. WILSON, grocer and spirit mer-chant, 136 George street—house, do.

HARVEY, GEORGE, superintendent for the Glasgow,Barrhead, and Kilmarnock Joint Railway Company,Kilmarnock— houses, Dean Cottage, Kilmarnock,and 136 George street, Paisley

HARVEY, JAMES, & CO., wine and spirit merchants,15 King street, Saucel

Harvey, John D., teacher, 136 George street

Harvey, William, grocer and victualler, 13 Carriage-hill

Hastie, Mrs Archibald, Mill House, CamphillHatchard, James, tailor, 46 Moss street

Hatrick, John B., of William Hatrick & Sons, 60 Lovestreet

Hatrick, John, smith and bell-hanger, 18 Moss street

HATRICK, WILLIAM, & SON, pharmaceuticalchemists, and wholesaale and retail druggists, CoffeeRoom buildings, 18 Gilmour street

60 PAISLEY.

HAY, JAMES, of Robert Hay & Son, and agent for " TheScottish Provident Institution," " Scottish Fire In-

surance Company," 10 High street—(See advertise-

ment)—house, Stanley place, 48 Causeyside

Hay, Miss, dressmaker, 13 George street

Hay, Robert, session-clerk of the Low Parish, 10 Highstreet

Hay, Robert, of Robert Hay & Son, 77 Canal street

HAY, ROBERT, & SON, stationers, account bookmakers, lithographers, engravers, printers, and manu-facturers of design or point paper, 10 High street

—

(See advertisement)

Hay, Robert, jun., at Reid & Todd's, Glassford street andWilson street, Glasgow—house, 77 Canal street

Hayes, John, musician, UnderwoodHector, Matthew W., of Matthew Hector & Co., 10

UnderwoodHECTOR, MATTHEW, & CO., coal merchants, Under-

wood depot, head of St. James street—(See adver-

tisement)

HEITON, JOHN, wine and spirit merchant, 3 Orchardstreet—house, 38 Cayseyside

Hegney, Mrs J., druggist, 9 St. James place

Henderson, John, clerk, City of Glasgow Bank, 1 Max-well street

Henderson, Charles, inspector of buildings, 1 Maxwell st.

Henderson, John, wheelwright and wood turner, 8 Castle

street—house, 9 Cross street

Henderson, Mrs Alexander, Royal Oak Tavern, 45|Mossstreet

Henderson, Mrs, baker, 12 Gauze street

Henderson, Rev. Andrew, minister of Abbey close U.P.

Church, Castlehead

HENDERSON, ROBERT LOUDON, of Reids andHenderson, 1 Maxwell street

Hendry, James, clerk at Justice of Peace Clerk's Office,

Bourtrees, LochwinnochHendry, James, grocer, 62 Causeyside—house, 10 Steven-

son street

Hendry, James, farmer, Thornly Park

PAISLEY. 61

HENDRY, JOHN, grocer and spirit merchant, 1 St.

James street—house, do.

Henry, Charles, beamer, 6 Stock street

HENRY, THOMAS, draper, 91 High street—house, 16do.

Henry, William, teacher of the blind, 9 Orr square

HERALD OFFICE, PAISLEY, 2 Gilmour street-Richard Watson, editor

Herd, Robert, confectioner, 18 Stock street

Herdman, William, coal dealer, 17 Canal street

Higgen, David, ironmonger, plumber and gasfitter, 10Smithbills—workshop, 30 Gauze street

Hill, James H., of James Carlile, Sons, & Co., 13 Carlile

place

Hill, Miss, fruiterer, 30 High street—house, Inchinnan roadHILL, R. ,L., goldsmith and watchmaker, 99 High street

—house, 13 do.—(See advertisement)

Hill & Todd, coal merchants, Underwood depotHILLCOAT, ANTHONY, wine and spirit merchant, 4

St. Mirren street—house, Newton, RenfrewHillcoat, Daniel, brickburner for Thomas M'Kaig, 28

Love street

Hillcoat, Thomas, of Robertson & Hillcoat, 68 Love st.

HISLOP, GEORGE R., engineer, and manager of GasWorks—house at Gas Works, Blackstoun road

Hodgart, John, jun., clerk to James Caldwell, writer,

Colaba House, Milliken ParkHodgart, Matthew, of Fullerton, Hodgart, & Barclay,

Renfrew road

Hodge, Archibald, accountant, Castlehead

Hodge, Miss, 20 High street

Hodge, William, of Hodge, Young, & Martin, Town-Clerk,writer, and insurance agent, 3 Orr square

HODGE, YOUNG, & MARTIN, writers, County build-

ings

HOECK, LOUIS, professor of music, 86 High street—(See advertisement)

HOECK, LOUIS, registrar of births, &c, for Burghparishes, and Session Clerk for High Church parish,

86 High street

62 PAISLEY.

HOGG, ARCHIBALD, scourer and finisher, Espedair

Field, 40 Causeyside, and 2 Forbes place—house, 77Causeyside

Hogg, John, clerk at Justice of Peace Clerk's Office, 77Causeyside

Hogg, Walter, dyer and cleaner—shop, 3 High street

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works, 7 "Dyers' wynd—house, St. Ninian's cottage,

East Buchanan street

Hollas, Alexander, flesher, 9 Moncrieff street

Holmes, George, farmer and market gardener, Mossvale,

Greenock road

Holms, Archibald Campbell, West Sandyford, Renfrewroad

HOLMS, JOHN, M.B.C.M., M.D., 21 Wellmeadow, and64 Broomlands—house, 54 High street

Holms, Robert, Paisley and Glasgow carrier, 12 Causey-

side—house, 22 Cotton street

Holms, William, green grocer and confectioner, 6 OldSneddon

Holms, William, cowfeeder, 5 Love street

Holms, William, Brabloch, Renfrew road

Hood, Archibald M,grocer, 33 Gauze street—house, do.

Hood, Miss, furnished lodgings, 34 Moss street

Hood, T., grocer, 15 Lawn street—house, 13 do.

Hood, William, flesher, 15 Lawn street

Hood, William, 2 Saucel

HOSIE, JOHN, salesman of the Paisley Equitable Co-operative Society, 9 Stock street—house, 61 Canal

street

Hosie, Mrs, 12 Gordon's lane

HOUSE OF REFUGE (washing and dressing), Stow

place—(See advertisement)

Houston, Alexander T., joiner and cartwright, Maxwell-

ton Saw Mills, 5 Maxwellton street

Houston, Archibald, confectioner, 82 Causeyside

HOUSTON, CAMPBELL, of Robin & Houston, Ren-

frew villa, Pollokshields, Glasgow

HOUSTON, JAMES, Jun., of Robin & Houston, 5 Cecil

place, Paisley road, Glasgow

Houston, John, boot and shoemaker, 15 Smithhills

PAISLEY. 63

HOUSTON, JOHN, spirit merchant, North British Inn,

29 High street

Houston, John, tobacconist, 29 High street

Houston, John, hairdresser, 29 High street

Houston, Matthew, waste dealer and china merchant, 19

George street

Houston, William, at Robin & Houston's, Wester Walk-inshaw, Inkerman

Houston, Walter, weavers' foreman at William Cochran's,

Ewing street, Kilbarchan

Houstoun, Mrs Walter Lamont, 28 George street

Howatson, James, bootmaker, 4 Barr street

Hughes, Rev. Francis Joseph, Catholic clergyman, 2

East Buchanan street

Hughes, Mrs John, spirit dealer, 1 Old SneddonHunter, Alexander, plumber, gasfitter, and zinc-worker,

52 Caledonia street

HUNTER, JAMES, cabinet-maker and upholsterer, 44

High street ; workshop, 32 do.—house, 32 do.

Hunter, John B., M.D., medical practitioner, 3 Smithhills

—house, 95 High street

Hunter, John, cabinet-maker, 84 George street

Hunter, Joseph, spirit dealer, 120 George street—house,

17 Canal street

HUNTER, MATTHEW, auctioneer and valuator, 10

Moss street— (See advertisement)

Hunter, Mrs Thomas, grocer and spirit dealer, 22 Great

Hamilton street

HUNTER, ROBERT, chief constable of Renfrewshire-office, 3 County place—house, 8 Moss street

Hunter, Robert, commission merchant, 97 Causeyside

Hunter, William, druggist, 31 Causeyside—house, 95

High street

HUNTER, THOMAS, wine and spirit merchant, Earl

Grey place, 14 Neilston road—house, 22 Great

Hamilton street

Hunter, William, commission merchant, 97 Causeyside

Hussey, J. S., 65 Canal street

HUTCHISON, ARCHIBALD, drysalter, 31 Lady lane

—house, 23 Causeyside

64 PAISLEY.

Hutchison, Archibald, Fairhill, Calside

Hutchison, David, teacher, Educational Institute, 166George street—house, 27 do.

Hutchison, D., cleaner and dyer, 19 "Well street

Hutchison, George, clerk at J. Clark & Co.'s, 44 New st.

HUTCHISON, JAMES, plasterer, Westside cottage, 3Glen lane, and 92 West Bridge-end, Dumbarton

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lime yard, 11 Glen lane—(See advertisement)

HUTCHISON, JAMES, surgeon and druggist, 23 Cau-seyside—house, do.

Hutchison, James M'Donald, plasterer, 2 Maxwelltonstreet, and 21 Hairst street, Renfrew—house, 14Broomlands

HUTCHESON, JOHN, agent, Bank of Scotland, 3 St.

Mirren street—house, 6 Garthland place

Hutchison, John, architect, LA., 190 West George street,

Glasgow—house, Fairhill, Calside, where messagescan be left

Hutchison, John, of William Hutchison & Co., Georgeplace

Hutchison, Margaret A., teacher, 3 Glen lane

HUTCHISON, ROBERT, boot and shoemaker, 83 Highstreet and 70 Broomlands—house, 45 New street

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(See advertisement)

Hutchison, Robert, of William Hutchison & Co., Mans-field place, Neilston street

Hutchison, Mrs Thomas, machine stitcher, 44 New street

Hutchison, Thomas, 44 New street

Hutchison, William, foreman to James Hutchison, plas-

terer, Westside cottage, 3 Glen lane

HUTCHISON, WILLIAM, JUN., & CO., scourers

and finishers, George place

Hutton, Daniel, draper, 20 High st.—house, 59 do.

HUTTON, HENRY, carriage hirer, 2 County place-stables, 11 Inkle street— house, 15 Gauze street

Hutton, M., 57 Canal street

JEIutton, Robert, timber merchant and commission agent,

40 BroomlandsHutton, Rev. George C, minister of Canal street U.P.

Church, Mount Pleasant, Canal street

PAISLEY. 65

INFIRMARY, Bridge street

Inglis, Thomas, clerk at M. Whitehill & Co's., Moss-side

place, Greenock road

Inglis, James, foreman at Brown & Poison's, Calside

place

Ingram, Isabella C. teacher, Neilson Institution, 16 Mossstreet

Ingram, John, at A. & J. N. Gardner's, writers, 3 County-

place

INGRAM, WILLIAM, teacher, Neilson Institution, 16

INLAND REVENUE OFFICE, Terrace Buildings, 109

High street

IRVINE, JAMES, tailor and clothier, 103 High street

(Cross)— house, do.—(See advertisement)

ISDALE & M'CALLUM, soap manufacturers, 4 NewSneddon

Isdale, Ralph, of Isdale & M'Callum, 53 Caledonia street

JAAP, JOHN, boot and shoemaker, 109 High street

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house, 7 Wardrop street

Jack, George, collector of gas rates, 29 Thread street

Jack, James, shopman at William Gibson's, 23 Niddrystreet

JACK, PETER, JUN., & CO., carpet and rug manufac-

turers, NethercommonJack, Peter, of Peter Jack, jun., & Co,, 95 High street

Jack, Thomas, 5 Blackhall buildings

Jackson, Andrew, 14 Inkle street

Jackson, James, grocer and dairyman, 27 Love street

Jack, Miss, of Harper & Jack, 35 Williamsburgh

Jamieson, John, bill-poster, Renfrew toll

Jamieson, John, agent, 21 St. James street

Jamieson, Samuel, shoemaker, 6 Lylesland

Jamieson, William, gardener to Sir Peter Coats, Wood-side House, William street

Jamieson, William, wine and spirit merchant, 40 Newstreet—house, Saucel bank

Jamieson, William, traveller at Spence, Sons, & Pinker-

ton's, 32 Glen street

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66 PAISLEY.

Jeffrey, Charles, cashier to William Poison & Co., 4 Albionstreet

Jeffrey, George, painter, 9 Broomlands— house, 8 Wardropstreet

JEFFREY, GEORGE, spirit dealer, 8 Wardrop street

Jeffrey, John, shoemaker, 4 Albion street

Johnston, G., confectioner, 5 Smithhills—house, 28 NewSmithhills

Johnston, George, wood carver, 24 High street

Johnston, Hugh, grocer, 25 Old SneddonJohnston, James, Falside

Johnston, James, merchant, Shuttle street—house, Lang-bank

Johnston, John, of William Johnston & Co., Rosebankcottage, Charleston

Johnston, Mrs James, 8 High street

Johnston, Peter, joiner, Renfrew—house, 2 Gauze street

Johnston, Thomas, civil engineer, and road surveyor for

the County of Renfrew, Terrace buildings—house,

Gowan bank, Hurlet

Johnstone, W. B., of Wm. B. Johnstone & Co., at Miss

Gordon's, 92 New SneddonJohnstone, William B., & Co., shawl and scarf manufac-

turers, 4 Forbes place

JOHNSTON, WILLIAM, grocer, 2 Old SneddonJOHNSTON, WILLIAM, & Co., muslin, buckram, &c,

manufacturers, Shuttle street

Johnston, William, of William Johnston & Co., BeauchampHouse, Love street

KATER, Thomas, farmer, Mossland, off Renfrew road

Kater, William, farmer, Bogside, off Renfrew road

Kean, Mrs, broker, 79 High street

Keith, Adam, of John Keith & Son, 11 Barclay street

Keith, John, & Son, joiners and blockbuilders, 101

Causeyside

Keith, John, of John Keith & Son, 2 Gauze street

KEITH, SAMUEL, hotel keeper, Abercorn Hotel, 9

Gauze street—(See advertisement)

PAISLEY. 67

Kelly, Adam, wine and spirit merchant, 37 St. Jamesstreet—house, 34 do.

Kelly, Alexander, plumber and gasfitter, 4 CauseysideKelly, Mrs James, grocer, 22 Lawn street

KELLY, JAMES, baker, 34 High street—house, 83 do.

KELSO, THOMAS, grocer and spirit dealer, 23 Stockstreet—house, do.

Kelso, Thomas, jun., clerk at Brown & Poison's, 23 Stockstreet

Kennedy, Andrew, confectioner, 70 High street

Kennedy, Archibald, boot and shoemaker, 9 Prussia st.

Kennedy, Charles, 4 Stow street

Kennedy, David, cooper, 65 Canal street

Kennedy, David, confectioner, 13 Gauze street

Kennedy, Hugh, 75 Causeyside

Kennedy, John, bread and biscuit baker, 31 High street

Ker, John, feuar, 29 CauseysideKerr, Alexander, baker, 25 High street—house, 43 do.

Kerr, Benjamin, confectioner and fruiterer, 1 Smithhills

KERR & CLARK, thread manufacturers, Linside

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counting house, Seedhill

KERR & CO., power-loom weavers and thread manufac-turers, Underwood Mills

Kerr, Daniel, confectioner, 68 Causeyside

Kerr, Gavin, joiner and timber merchant, 28 and 30Orchard street—house, 30 do.

KERR, GEORGE, nesher, 8 Love street—house, 4Albion street

Kerr, Helen, confectioner, 43 Moss street

Kerr, James, dealer in birds and quadrupeds, and pre-

server, 31 Cotton street

Kerr, J., milliner, 20 Causeyside

Kerr, John, 2 Caledonia street

Kerr, John P., of R. & J. P. Kerr, Underwood HouseKERR, MRS PETER, Gallowhill House, Renfrew roadKERR, PETER, & SON, heedle twine and thread manu-

facturers, 34 New street

KERR, R. & J. P., power-loom cloth manufacturers,

Underwood mill

Kerr, Robert, of Robert Kerr & Son, 7 Garthland place,

and Mansfield, Largs

68 PAISLEY.

Kerr, Robert, of R. & J. P. Kerr, Woodlands, Calside

Kerr, Robert, & Son, manufacturers, 21 and 25 Thread st.

Kerr, Robert, Abercorn Dairy, 6 Bank street

Ker, Thomas, coal merchant, 28 CauseysideKERR, THOMAS, teacher, Neilson Institution—house,

* WellmeadowKerr, Thomas, cutler and gunmaker, 21 Moss street

Kerr, William, farmer, Linclive

Kilgour, Robert Craig, clerk, Railway Goods Station,

Greenlaw, 1 M'Farlane's lane

Kilgour, Mrs, dressmaker, 21 Smithhills

Killoch, Adam, spirit merchant, 4 Caledonia street

Kilpatrick, Hugh Wallace, 16 Abbey street

KILPATRICK, JAMES, manufacturer, 18 CanseysideKILPATRICK, JAMES, plumber and gasfitter, 5 Gil-

mour street—house, 7 Gauze street

KILPATRICK, JOHN, wright and funeral undertaker,

16 Abbey street—house, do—(See advertisement)

KING, ALEXANDER, & SON, woollen and linen

draper, hatters, hosiers, and glovers, 4 Gilmour street

King, Alexander, of Alexander King & Son, 1 Carlile

place, New SneddonKing, Andrew, foreman at Peter Jack, jun., & Co.'s

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house, 3 UnderwoodKing, David, veterinary surgeon, 2 New Smithhills

KING, JAMES, carriage hirer, George Hotel Stables, 1

Smithhills—office, 2 County place— house, 1 Smithhills

King, John, grocer, 56 George street

King, John, spirit dealer, 25 New Smithhills

King, Mrs, eating-house keeper, 27 Moss street

King, Walter, of Alexander King & Son, 1 Carlile place,

New SneddonKing, Walter, builder, Woodend, HoustonKing, William, enterer, 65 Canal street

KINLOCH, JOHN, wine and spirit merchant, 36 Storie st.

Kirk, John, joiner and glazier, 27 WellmeadowKirk, James, joiner, 21 New Smithhills—house, 13 Thread

street

Kirkwood, James, cowfeeder, 8 Glen lane

Kirkwood, J. & M., broker, 3 Broomlands

PAISLEY. 69

Kirkwood, John D., Beith carrier, North British Inn, 29

High street

Kirkwood, Matthew, farmer, MerksworthKirkwood, William, farmer, Holehouse, and Stanley MoorKirkwood, William, foreman wood turner at John Barr's,

Moss-side place, Greenock road

Knox, Alexander, pattern designer, 55 Causeyside

Knox, John, farmer, Walkinshaw, Greenock road

Knox, John, saddler, machinery belt, hose-pipe, and thong

manufacturer, 2 New street

Knox, John, manager at Abercorn Shipbuilding Company,11 Niddry street

Knox, Mrs, grocer, 16 Abercorn street

Kyle, John, confectioner, WellmeadowKyle, Matthew, farmer, Laigh Parks

Kyle, Morison, proprietor of Theatre Royal, late ExchangeRooms, 47 Moss street—residence, Glasgow

LAIDLAW, JOHN, teacher, John Neilson Institution, 1

Garthland lane

LAING-, C. W., governor, Abbey Poorhouse and Asylum,

Crow road, Calside

Laird, Miss, 37 New SneddonLAMB & ROBERTSON, cooks and confectioners, 26

Gauze street—house, 25 do.

LAMB, JAMES BARR, architect, surveyor, and mea-surer, licensed valuator, and insurance agent, 6 St.

James place—house, Underwood Cottage— (See ad-

vertisement)

Lamb, Mrs, Underwood Cottage

Lamberton, J., of Lamberton & Tennent, 11 WellmeadowLAMBERTON & TENNENT, silk mercers and general

drapers, 15 High street

Lambie, Mathew, clerk at James Purves's, Whitehills,

LochwinnochLamond, Archibald, wine and spirit dealer, 1 Silk street

Landess, Robert, grocer and spirit merchant, 20 George st.

Landess, Robert, jacquard cutter, 6 Barr street—house, 20George street

Lang, Andrew, clerk, 18 George street

70 PAISLEY.

LANG, JAMES, Jim., leather merchant, 86 High street,

and of Langs & Semple, Seedhill—house, Glenfield

'

LANG, JAMES, leather merchant and insurance agent,

86 High street—house, 11 King street

Lang, John, jun., baker, 78 High street

LANG, JOHN, wine and spirit merchant, 47 Moss street

—house, Wellington Cottage, off Caledonia street

Lang, John, flesher, 54 Caledonia street—house, 13 Glenstreet

Lang, Mrs, dressmaker and furnisher, 18 George street

Lang, Mrs, furnished lodgings, 57 Canal street

Lang, Peter, contractor and cowfeeder, 33 Moss street

LANG, REV. A. MONTGOMERY, minister of HighChurch—manse, 45 Oakshaw street

LANG, R. H., silk, cotton, and woollen dyer, EspedairDyeworks, 1 Espedair street—house, do.

Lang, Robert, grain merchant, 5 Old Sneddon—house, 70Love street

Lang, Robert, card cutter, Calside

Lang, William, spirit dealer, 43 Moss street

LANG, WILLIAM, leather merchant, 86 High street,

and of Langs & Semple, Seedhill—house, 7 King

LANGS & SEMPLE, tanners, Seedhill

Langmuir, Walter, farmer, OldbarLatta, Jane, grocer, 8 Ferguslie

Latta, Mrs Janet, dressmaker, 4 Calside

Lauder, Thomas, missionary, 49 BroomlandsLaw, James, cowfeeder, 26 New street

Law, Richard, grocer, 8 Seedhill

Law, William, storekeeper at Thomas Macalpine's, Georgeplace

Lawrie, James, clerk to James Turnbull, joiner, 1 Abbeystreet

LAWRIE, JOHN, house factor, 27 WilliamsburghLawrie, John, jun., at James Murray's, manufacturer, 11

Barclay street

Lawrie, William, woollen and linen draper, 11 St. Jamesplace—house, 5 New Sneddon

Lawson, Alexander, spirit dealer, 7 Wallneuk—house, 2

North Croft

PAISLEY. 71

Lawson, Robert, waste dealer, 1 Bridge street

LECKIE & MACGREGOR, dyers, Lonend Dyeworks

Lee, James, joiner and hothouse builder, Caledonia lone

—house, Moss-side place, Greenock road

Lee, Robert, joiner, cartwright, and spring van builder,

12 St. James street—house, 3 Caledonia street

LEES, PETER, wine and spirit merchant, 6 Smithhills

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house, 5 do.

Lees, Rev. James Cameron, D.D., Abbey Manse, 7 Garth-

land street

Leister, George, gardener to Alex. Fullerton, Crossflat

HouseLeitch, Alexander, shawl manufacturer, 1 Inkle street

LEITCH, JOHN, joiner, cabinetmaker, upholsterer, and

funeral undertaker, 80 New Sneddon—house, do.—(See advertisement)

Leitch, John, officer, Martyrs' Church, 62 Broomlands

LEITCH, M., tobacconist, 4 St. Mirren street—house, 1

Inkle street

Leitch, Miss, tobacconist, 10 Gauze street

LEITCH, WILLIAM, flesher, 31 Causeyside— house,

22 do.

Leitch, William, pawnbroker, 106 George street

Lemay, Arthur, clerk, Railway Goods Station, Greenlaw,

33 High street

Lemay, Mrs and Miss, dressmakers, 33 High street

LEMON & GREEN, art furniture manufacturers, up-

holsterers, and carvers in wood, 8, 9, and 10

Churchhill

Lemon, John, of Lemon & Green, Beith, Ayrshire

Lennie, Mrs, midwife and ladies' nurse, 6 George street

Leslie, John, shoemaker, 19 Glen street

LEWIS, ARTHUR, pawnbroker and jeweller, Thistle Loanoffice, 18 Storie street ; Crown Loan office, 83 Broom-lands and 1 Sandholes \ and Rose Loan office, 38Gordon's lane—house, 17 Storie street. Glasgowbranches— City of Glasgow Loan office, 2 Greenstreet, Bridgeton, and Standard Loan office, 5 and 13

Orr street, Calton

72 PAISLEY.

LEWIS & LINSTEAD, cork manufacturers, 54 Highstreet

Lewis, John, of Lewis & Linstead, 61 Canal street

Liggat, James, Co-operative manager, 1 Barclay street

Liggat, David, & Co., bleachers, washing and dressing

establishment, Colinslee

LILLA & EDWARDS, preserve and confection manu-facturers, British India Works, Macdowall street

Lindsay, Walter, smith and farrier, 20 Gordon's lane—

-

house, 12 Saucel

Linn, Thomas, cashier and book-keeper at Peter Jack, jun.,

& Co.'s, 66 Love street

Linn, Thomas, jun., clerk, Royal Bank, 6Q Love street

Linstead, John, of Lewis & Linstead, 78 High street

Little, Peter, broker, 12 New Smithhills

Livingston, Daniel, cowfeeder, 4 Silk street

Livingstone, John, gardener, East Lodge, Crossflat

Livingstone, Mrs Thonias, grocer, 15 WilliamsburghLochhead, Alexander, of Lilla & Edwards, 21 St. James

street

LOCHHEAD, JOHN FINDLAY, pawnbroker, 32

Causeyside, and 1 Gordon's lane—house, 31 Causey-

side

Lochhead, John, of Peter Kerr & Son, Gleniffer View,

Calside

LOCHHEAD, JOSEPH M'LEOD, of M'Innes, Mac-farlane, & Co., 15 Gilmour street

Lochhead, M., of Lilla & Edwards, Gleniffer View, Calside

Lochhead, Mrs, dressmaker, 6 Moss street

Lochhead, Robert, porter, Bank of Scotland, 6 Moss street

Lochhead, William, clerk at Reids & Henderson's, Calside

LOCHHEAD, WILLIAM A., proprietor Daily Express,

1 Stirling Street, Calside

Lochrie, William, 12 New Smithhills

Lockhart, Alexander, baker, 25 Gordon's lane

LOCKHART, ANDREW H., draper, 104 High street

(Cross)—house, 34 Oakshaw street—(See advertise-

ment)

Lockhart, Elizabeth, confectioner, toy and basket ware-

house, 69 Broomlands—house, Castlehead

PAISLEF. 73

Lockie, Robert, cowfeeder, 91 Causeyside

Lockie, Robert, Paisley and Glasgow carrier, 91 Causey-side

Logan, Alexander, wine and spirit merchant, 27 Lawnstreet—house, 4 do.

LOGAN, DAVID, coal merchant, Underwood depot

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70 Broomlands.

LOGAN & GARDNER, manufacturers, 5 Forbes place

Logan, James, fish dealer, 19 WellmeadowLogan, John, of Logan & Gardner, Calside

LOGAN, JOHN, wine and spirit merchant, 29 Gauzestreet—house, 7 Silk street

Logan, Mary, dressmaker, 59 High street

Logan, Miss Elizabeth, dressmaker, 70 BroomlandsLOGAN, ROBERT, fishmonger, 149 George street-

house, do.

Logan, Wm>, clerk at Robin &, Houston's, 7 Silk street

Logan, William, cov\ feeder, 60 Canal street

Logan, William, keeper of East Toll

Lorimer, John, at J. & P. Coats's, Braeside Cottage, Mil-

larston

Lounsdale Bleaching Company, LounsdaleLove, John, cowfeeder, 39 Storie street

Love, William, cutler and gunsmith, 1 Smithhills—house,

do.

Love, William, 57 BroomlandsLyall, H. & C, hosiers and furnishers, 97 High street

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house, 20 do.

Lyle, Alexander, grocer, 39 Ferguslie

Lyle, D., & Co., lappet clippers, 15 Newton street

LYLE, DALRYMPLE, accountant, house factor, andagent for West of England Insurance Company, 4High street—house, 11 Maxwellton—(See advertise-

ment)Lyle, George, furnishing and shoe shop, 4 BroomlandsLyle, James, clerk, Smithhills Dyeworks, 70 Canal street

Lyle, John, watchmaker and optician, 46 Moss street

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clock factory, 6 Orchard street—house, do.

Lyle, Mrs, grocer, 8 New street

Lyle, Mrs, midwife, 17 Sandholes

74 PAISLEY.

Lyle, Peter, foreman at Rodger & M'Callum's, 13 Ban-street

LYLE, ROBERT, restaurant, 6 Moss street—house, do.

Lyle, William S., clerk at Rodger & M'Callum's, 13 Ban-

street

Lyle, William, draper and furnisher, 114 Causeyside, and16 George street

Lyon, Mrs, grocer and cowfeeder, 22 Orchard street

LYMBURN, JAMES, & SON, silk mercers and drapers,

16 High street

Lymburn. John, of James Lymburn & Son, 15 High st.

Mack, John, wine and spirit merchant, 19 Causeyside

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house, 31 Orchard street

Mackie, William, of Murdoch & Mackie, 72 Causeyside

MAIR, WILLIAM, manufacturer, 8 Causeyside—house,

1 View terrace, Pollokshields

Mairs, Joseph, commercial, mathematical, and nautical

academy, 4 Smithhills

Malcolm, Archibald, cowfeeder, Townhead Dairy, 46 Highstreet

Mann, Mrs, broker, 7 Storie street

MANNERS, CHARLES, manufacturing chemist, 18 Mill

street—house, 21 Gauze street

Manwell, Mrs Martha, spirit dealer, 16 Abercorn street

Marshall, Hugh, manufacturer, 36 Causeyside

MARSHALL, MISS, shoe warehouse, 81 High street-house, 75 Abbotsford place, Glasgow

MARSHALL, JOHN, ironfounder, Macdowall street-house, 22 Caledonia street

Marshall, Mrs, furnisher, 56 High street

Marshall, Mrs, spirit dealer, 3 Renfrew street

Marshal], Mrs William, 161 George street

MARTIN, ALEXANDER, coppersmith, tinsmith, plum-ber, and gasfitter, foot of School wynd—house, do.

Martin, Francis, of Hodge, Young, and Martin, 4 Orrsquare

Martin, John, grocer, 9 Seedhill

Martin, Miss, 33 New SneddonMartin, Mrs John, 7 West Croft

PAISLEY. 75

Martin, Mrs W., flesher, 29 George street

MARTIN, ROBERT S., house painter and decorator,

Steel's land, High street, Barrhead—orders left at

Miss Hood's, 34 Moss street

Martin, Peter, eating-house keeper, 22 New street

MARTIN, ROBERT, engineer, smith, millwright, and

bell-hanger, 6 St. Mirren street—house, 55 Causey-

side—(See advertisement)

MASON, GEORGE, tobacco manufacturer, 43 Well-

meadow—house, Oakshawside

Mathieson, Archibald, cowfeeder, 12 Storie street

Mathieson, Donald, maltster, Saucel Distillery, 7 Burnrow

Mathieson, Duncan, greengrocer, 3 Dovesland, Neilston

road

Mathieson, John, master shoemaker at Kibble Reformatory,

Mossvale

Mathieson, John, tailor and clothier, 89 High street

MATHIESON, ROBERT, clothier, 18 High street

Maxwell, Henry, gardener, Ralston

Maxwell, James, gardener to James Arthur, BarshawMaxwell, James, clerk at Hanna, Donald, & Wilson's, 2

North Croft

Maxwell, Matthew, shawl manufacturer, 114 Causeyside

—house, 3 Caledonia street

MEIKLE, ANDREW, spirit merchant, and feuar, 27

New SneddonMEIKLEJOHN, J. G., hotel keeper, George Hotel, 2

Smithhills

Mellis, Mrs William, victualler, 17 Broomlands

Mellis, Misses, dressmakers, 17 Broomlands

MELVIN, T. JAMES, wholesale stationer, 77 Highstreet— house, Newton street

Mellon, William, hair-dresser, 12 Moss street

MELVILLE, DAVID, assistant agent, National Bank of

Scotland—-house, Saucel bankMenzie, Peter, joiner, 20 Sandholes—house, 4 Cross

street

MENZIES, GRAHAM, of James Stewart & Co., 32

Queen's gate, London, S.W.

76 PAISLEY.

Middlemas, Miss, draper, 100 CauseysideMILLAR, ALEXANDER, of Sacell Brewery Company,

40 Oakshaw street

MILLAR & FERGUSON, lithographers, 9 New street

Millar, Andrew, of Miliar, Walker, & Millar, 40 Oakshawstreet

Millar, Andrew, jun., of Millar, Walker, & Millar, 46Oakshaw street

Millar, George, porter, British Linen Co.'s Bank, 2 Threadstreet

MILLAR, JAMES, & SON, yarn merchants, 106Causeyside

MILLAR, JAMES, ofJames Millar & Son, Adelphi House,42 New Sneddon

MILLAR, JAMES, Jun., of James Millar & Son, Dean-side, Crow road

MILLAR, J. & R., manufacturers, 111 CauseysideMILLAR, JAMES, of J. & R. Millar, Townhead, 42

High street

Millar, James, of Millar & Ferguson, 119 George street

Millar, John, farmer, South Arkleston, off Glasgowroad

Millar, John, feuar, 92 New SneddonMillar, John, hair-dresser, 29 Maxwellton street

MILLAR, JOHN, diysalter and oil merchant, 16 St.

Vincent place, Glasgow—house, Mossfield, Greenockroad

Miller, John, of Duff & Miller, 33 High street

Millar, John, editor of Renfrewshire Independent—house,

BarrheadMillar, John, warper, 16 CauseysideMillar, Mrs, grocer, 1 Neilston street

Millar, Mrs H., dressmaker, 17 BroomlandsMillar, Mrs Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 1 East

Buchanan street

Miller, Mrs William, 33 High street

Millar, Peter, flesher, 74 Love street

MILLAR, P. K., reed and heddle manufacturer, 9 Newstreet—house, 26 Causeyside

MILLAR, ROBERiT, of J. & R. Millar, Castlehead

PAISLEY. 77

MILLAR, THOMAS W., photographic artist, and por-

trait painter, 69 High street—(See advertisement)

MILLAR, THOMAS, china, crystal, and stoneware mer-

chant, and general waste merchant, 117 Georgestreet—(See advertisement)

MILLAR, WALKER, & MILLAR, writers, 8 Gilmourstreet

Millar, William and Adam, tinsmiths, 4 St. Mirren

MILLS, REV. WILLIAM FOWLER, Trinity Epis-

copal Church, 83 New SneddonMilne, Robert, foreman at James Yuill's, 4 Glen street

Mitchell, Alexander, furniture dealer, 1 Neil street and 15

Maxwellton street—house, 15 Maxwellton street

Mitchell, Andrew, jun., shawl manufacturer, 4 Cumberlandcourt, Causeyside—house, Greenock road

Mitchell, Andrew, plasterer, Greenock road

Mitchell, Andrew, slater, 88 Causeyside

Mitchell, David, farmer, Leitchland

MITCHELL, JOHN, tailor and clothier, 16 Highstreet

MITCHELL, JOHN, wine and spirit merehant, Com-mercial Inn, Cross, or 50 Moss street—house, 29

Causeyside—(See advertisement)

MITCHELL, JOHN S., boot and shoemaker, 4 Highstreet—house, 36 Causeyside

Mitchell, Robert, farmer, Potterhill

MITCHELL, THOMAS, plasterer, 11 Sir Michael street

—house, 4 do.— (See advertisement)

Mitchell, William, spirit merchant, 19 Carriagehill

Mitchell, William, ' storekeeper, Poxbar — house, 19

Carriagehill

Moffatt, James, tailor and clothier, 7 Broomlands

Monaghan, William, grocer, 63 Storie street

Monteith, John, 9 Smithhills

Montgomery, Elizabeth, draper, 85 Causeyside—house, 13

Barclay street

Montgomery, James, typer and print cutter, 20 Smith-

hills

Moodie, James, tinsmith and gasfitter, 64 BroomlandsG 2

78 PAISLEY.

Moore, William, pawnbroker, 7 BroomlandsMORE, ROBERT, salesman, Underwood Co-Operative

Coal Company, 38 George street

Morgan, Edward A., of J. Clark & Co., 1 Christie street

MORGAN, JOHN, & CO., shawl manufacturers, 110Causeyside, Paisley, 55 Friday street, London, and15 Lever street, Manchester

Morgan, John, jun., of J. Clark & Co., Shortroods

Morgan, John, of John Morgan & Co., Greenlaw HouseMorren, David, Castlehead

MORRISON, ALEXANDER, flesher, 99 Causeyside—house, do.

MORRISON, ALEXANDER, innkeeper, Globe Hotel,

11 High street—(See advertisement)

Morrison, Annabella, confectioner and stationer, 53 Highstreet

Morrison, George, flesher, 35 High street—house, 82 do.

Morrison, Hugh, wine and spirit merchant, 3 Silk street

Morrison, James, cowfeeder, 23 Glen street

Morrison, James, boot and shoemaker, 14 Stock street

Morrison, James, flesher, and Refreshment Rooms, 104George street

MORRISON, JOHN, & SONS, coppersmiths, brass-

founders, plumbers, &c., Dyers' wynd, Paisley, andMeadowside works, Ferry road, Renfrew

Morrison, John, of John Morrison & Sons, Dyers' wyndMorrison, John, jun., of John Morrison & Sons, Dyers'

wyndMorrison, Matthew, of John Morrison & Sons, Dyers'

wyndMorrison & Milne, spirit merchants, 18 High street

Morrison, Mrs Archibald, Chain road, West toll

Morrison, Mrs George, spirit merchant, 1 DoveslandMorrison, Thomas, of John Morrison & Sons, Dyers'

wyndMORRISON, WILLIAM B., of Robert Brown & Sons,

Ferguslie Villa

Morrison, William, feuar, 34 High street

Morrison, William Marshall, flesher, 103 George street

—

house, 104 do.

PAISLEY. 79

Morton, Alexander, fruiterer and confectioner, 35 Highstreet

Mortimer, George, at A. & W. Paterson's, 4 Neilston st.

MORTON, HUGH, grocer and provision merchant, 95

High street

Morton, John G., baker, 43 BroomlandsMotherwell, Mrs N. C. G., druggist, 20 Orchard street

Moves, William, tailor, 39 Canal street

Muir, Adam, grain dealer, 23 Well street

Muir, Adam, surveyor for Water Works Commissioners,

Chamberlain's office, County buildings, 5 Stow street

Muir, Alexander, house painter and sign writer, 38 Newstreet—house, 53 Storie street

Muir, Alexander, spirit dealer, 7 Renfrew street

MUIR, A. CRAIG, commission agent, 19 Howard street,

Glasgow—house, 47 Oakshaw street, Paisley—(See

advertisement)

Muir, Catherine, grocer, 12 Smithhills

Muir, Daniel, grocer and spirit dealer, 13 Neilston road

—

house, 1 Stock street

Muir, David, flesher, 33 Gauze street

Muir, Francis, grocer and foreman printer, 20 Glen street

MUIR, JOHN, accountant, house-factor, and insurance

agent, 23 Moss street—house, Annfield Villa, Castle-

head—(See advertisement)

Muir, John, clerk to James Caldwell, writer, 9 WellmeadowMuir, John, cowfeeder, 3 Cotton street

Muir, John, grocer, 20 Wallace street—house, 35 NewSneddon

MUIR, JOSEPH, spirit merchant, 20 Abbey street-house, 9 do.

Muir, Matthew, grain merchant, Glasgow, Greenhill

Muir, Mrs Matthew, baker, 32 Storie street

Muir, Robert, commission agent, 3 Castle street

Muir, Robert, baker, 27 New SneddonMuir, Robert, grocer, 10 Glen street—house, 11 do.

Muir, Roger W., commission agent, St. Enoch square,

Glasgow—house, Annfield Villa, Castlehead

MUIR, THOMAS, silk mercer and general draper, 96High street—house, Annfield, Castlehead

80 PAISLEY.

Muir, William, grocer, 26 Cotton street

MUIR & ANDERSON, soap manufacturers, 93 NewSneddon

MUIR & ANDERSON, chemical manure manufacturers,

93 New SneddonMuirhead, Robert, eating-house keeper, 23 WellmeadowMULDOON, JAMES, fish, poultry, and game merchant,

15 Moss street—(See advertisement)

Mungle, Alexander, tailor and clothier, 9 High st. (Cross)

Munro, James, baker, 24 Gauze street

MURDOCH & MACKIE, slaters, 53 Causeyside— (See

advertisement)

Murdoch, Robert, of Robert Murdoch & Co., iron andsteel merchants, 5 Lynedoch place, Glasgow

Murdoch, Robert, & Co., iron merchants, 14 South Croft,

Paisley, and 21 and 23 Robertson street, GlasgowMurdoch, Thomas, of Murdoch & Mackie, 17 Stock street

Murdoch, William, spirit dealer, 89 High street—house,

5 LonendMure, Mrs Robert, Abercorn buildings

Murray, A., spirit dealer, 2 Garthland street

MURRAY, DANIEL, JUN., & CO., shawl manufac-facturers, 2 Forbes place

Murray, Daniel, jun., of Daniel Murray, jun., & Co.,

Nether Villa, Castlehead

Murray, Daniel, sen., Nether Villa, Castlehead

MURRAY, DAVID, agent, Royal Bank of Scotland,

Ellengowan, Castlehead

MURRAY, DAVID, & SON, house painters and deco-

rators, and oil and colour merchants, 15 Gilmour st.

Murray, David, jun., Ellengowan, Castlehead

Murray, George L., salesman at D. Murray, jun., & Co.'s,

Nether Villa, Castlehead

Murray, J., bootmaker, 3 West street

Murray, James and George, Abbey Church officers, 12

Abbey close

MURRAY, JAMES, manufacturer, 1, 2, and 3 Causey-side—house, Langholm, Castlehead

Murray, John, superintendent of Paisley Cemetery, 58Broomlands

PAISLEY. 81

Murray, John, at James Murray's, manufacturer, 51 Cale-

donia street

Murray, Matthew, draper, 69 Broomlands—-house, 68 do.

Murray, Robert, clerk to P. Jack, jun., & Co., 11 Barclay

street

Murray, Thomas, clerk at James Murray's, manufacturer,

2 South Orr street

MURRAY, WILLIAM, of David Murray & Son, Auchi-

nean, Castlehead

MYLES, JAMES, factor, Deanside, Renfrew — office

Terrace buildings, 109 High street

M'Adam, Henry, broker, 29 New Smithhills

M'Adam, Mrs James, grocer, 5 North Croft

Macalpine, Andrew, clerk at Spence, Sons, and Pinkerton's,

36 St. James street

Macalpine, Archd., of Thos. W. Macalpine & Co., 2 Mans-field place, Neilston street

M'Alpine, Charles, cowfeeder, 50 Mill street

M'Alpine, David, grocer and boatman, 36 St. James street

MACALPINE, GEO. W., of Thos. W. Macalpine & Co.,

Stanley place, 48 Causeyside—(See advertisement)

MACALPINE, THOS. W., & CO., drysalters—offices, 48Moss street—stores, George place

Macalpine, Thos. W., of Thos. W. Macalpine & Co., Castle-

headMacansh, Mrs James, milliner, 29 High street—house,

86 do.

M'Arthur, Alexander, card cutter, 1 Shuttle street

M'Arthur, Archibald, farmer, Stanely

M'Arthur, Colin, 39 Back SneddonM'ARTHUR, JAMES, wine and spirit merchant, 7 Love

street—house, do.

M'Arthur, James, broker, 24 Castle street

M'Arthur, Miss Janet, straw bonnet and hat cleaner,

Terrace buildings, 109 High street

M'Arthur, Mrs William, 13 Lawn street

M'ARTHUR, WILLIAM, ironmonger, 9 High street

(Cross)—house, do.

M'Arthur, William, boot and shoemaker, 111 George st.

M'Aulay, Archibald, beamer, 13 West Buchanan street,

and 30 George street

82 PAISLEY.

M'Aulay, James, designer at John Morgan & Co.'s, HighCarriagehill

M'Aulay, James, shoemaker, 3 New Smithhills

Macaulay, Robert, clerk at J. S. Smiles's, High Car-riagehill

M'AUSLAND, ALEXANDER, boot and shoemaker, 14High street—house, 59 Causeyside

M'Ausland, James, shoemaker, 5 New Smithhills

M'Ausland, William, 5 Blackhall buildings

Maealister, John, Castlehead

Macalister, Miss, 31 Gauze street

Maealister, Misses, 6 George street

M 'Barron, John, thatcher, 31 High street

M'BEAN, ALEXANDER F., M.A., rector of GrammarSchool, Grammar School House, 5 Churchhill

M'Cabe, James, contractor, 10 Silk street

M'Call, John, gardener to Mrs Kerr, Gallowhill

M'Callum, Archibald, & Co., dyers, 20 Smithhills—house,

28 New Smithhills

M'Callum, John, of J. & J. M'Callum, 29 CauseysideM'Callum, John, of Isdale & M'Callum, 5 Garthland st.

M'Callum, John, jun., of J. & J. M'Callum, 29 CauseysideM'CALLUM, J. &; J., silk, cotton, and woollen dyers,

Gordon's lane DyeworksM'Callum, Mrs, hosier and furnisher, 31 High street

M'Callum, Miss, of Austin & M'Callum, 8 West Croft

Macallum, William, tailor and clothier, 10 WellmeadowM'Cartney, Hamilton, spirit dealer, 15 Thread street

M'Coll, Daniel, fruit dealer and confectioner, 12 Abbeyclose and 12 Broomlands

M'Coll, John, cowfeeder, LoneheadM'Cowan, Robert T., traveller to J. & P. M'Murray, 16

Moss street

M'Cracken, Thomas, grocer, 17 Gauze street

M'Cunn, Thomas, clerk, British Linen Co.'s Bank, 1

Garthland place

M'Cunn, William, clerk at David Murray, jun., & Co.'s,

1 Garthland place

M'Dermid, Charles, cowfeeder, 3 North Croft

M 'Dermic!, Peter, grocer and cowfeeder, 18 Moss street

PAISLEY. 8 8

M'Donald, Alexander, wine and spirit merchant, 11 Canal

street—house, 4 Stow place

M'Donald, Allan, boot and shoemaker, 6 Neilston street

M'Donald, Duncan, spirit merchant, 12 Old Sneddon—house, 32 Glen street

M'Donald, James, officer Free Gaelic Church, 1 Wardropstreet

M'Donald, John, farmer, Porterfield, off Renfrew road

M'Donald, John, Paisley, Glasgow, and Johnstone car-*

rier, at John Lang's, 47 Moss street

M'Donald, Mrs, 13 Millarston

M'Donald, Patrick, greengrocer, 35 Castle street

M'Dougal, Alexander, farmer, West Yonderton, Inchinnan

road

M'Dougal, Hugh, cutter at Robert Eaglesim's, 28 Oak-shaw street

Macdougal, Hugh, clerk at James Millar & Son's, 28Oakshaw street

M'DOUGAL, JOHN, bookseller and stationer, 4 Mossstreet—house, 29 St. James street

M'Dougall, Alexander, weavers' wright, 1 Ferguslie

M'Dougall, Mrs, 2 Garthland place

M'Dougall, Mrs, grocer, 46 BroomlandsM'Dougall, Robert, clerk, at John M'Kechnie & Co.'s, 9

Roselea drive, Dennistoun, GlasgowM'Do wall, James, flesher, 41 Ferguslie

MACDUFF, JAMES, chemist and druggist, 100 Highstreet—house, 36 do.

M'Elwee, George M., traveller, 8 Storie street

M'Elwee, John K., fishmonger and poulterer, 33 Gauzestreet—house. 11 Abercorn street

M'Ewan, John, organist and teacher of music, Garthland

lane

M'Elwham, John, broker, 26 Old SneddonM'EWIN, ALEXANDER, spirit merchant, and hay and

straw retailer, 6 New SneddonMACFADYEN, JAS. R., auctioneer and valuator, 9

Churchhill—house, 28 WellmeadowM'Fadyen, Miss Elizabeth, furnishings, 86 Causeyside—

.

house, 22 Oakshaw street

84 PAISLEY.

Macfadzean, J. & J., blacksmiths, Glen lane—house for

both, 9 Glen street

MACFARLANE & CO., wine and spirit merchants, 29Lady lane, and 10 Well street

M'FARLANE, D. & R., chain and hank dyers, Under-wood road Dyeworks

M'Farlane, Daniel, of D. & R. M'Farlane, Caledonia LoneCottage

Macfarlane, Daniel, of Macfarlane & Co., wine and spirit

merchants, OakshawheadMACFARLAN, DANIEL, Procurator Fiscal of Ren-

frewshire, 5 County place—house, NethercommonCottage

M'Farlane, Duncan, confectioner and fruit merchant, 2

Smithhills

M'Farlane, George, officer, Free Middle Church, 19 School

wyndM'Farlane, George, grocer, 21 New Smithhills

M'FARLANE, GRAHAM, Broom field, Johnstone

M'FARLANE, GRAHAM JAMES, of J. & G. M'Far-

lane, Broomfield, Johnstone

MACFARLANE, HUGH, agent for British Linen Bank-

ing Company, 17 Gilmour street

M'FARLANE, J. & G., manufacturing chemists, Bredi-

land and Johnstone Chemical WorksMacfarlane, James, of Macfarlane, Philips, k Co., 3 Mans-

field place, Neilston street

M'Farlane, James, tailor and clothier, 36 High street

MACFARLAN, JOHN, writer and notary public, 5

County place—house, Nethercommon cottage

Macfarlane, John, of Macfarlane, Philips, & Co., Sunny-

side

M'FARLANE, JOHN G., of J. & G. M'Farlane, Broom-

field, Johnstone

M'Farlane, Malcolm, at J. B. Lamb's, 6 St. James place

Macfarlane, Miss, Canal Bank, 40 Canal street

Macfarlane, Mrs Alexander, 7 Hunter street

Macfarlane, Mrs William, 7 WellmeadowMACFARLANE, PHILIPS, & Co., elastic web manu-

facturers, Cragfoot Factory, Colinslee

PAISLEY. 85

MACFARLANE, ROBERT, grocer and victualler, 17Cotton street —house, 12 Abbey street

MACFARLANE, ROBERT, of M'Innes, Macfarlane, &Co., Monkshaw, Renfrew road

M'Farlane, Robert, of D. & R. M'Farlane, Askomill cot-

tage, Greenock road

MACFEE, JOHN, seedsman, and agent for Taddy'ssnuff, 1 St. Mirren street—(See advertisement)

MACFEDRIES, William T., painter and paper hanger,

83 High street—house, do.

M'GALLAN, JAMES S., coal merchant, UnderwoodDepot—house, 35 New Sneddon—(See advertisement)

M'GEACHY, JAMES, cabinetmaker and bedding manu-facturer, 49 Moss street ; also, 9 Stockwell street,

254 Paisley road, 93 Canning street, and 371 Gallo-

gate, Glasgow—house, 1 Roselea drive, Dennistoun,Glasgow

M'Gechan, John, of Cochran & M'Gechan, 31 St. Jamesstreet

M'GEE, WALTER, & SON, engineers, millwrights,

machine and tool makers, Albion Works, Stoney

BraeM'Gee, Walter, of W. M'Gee & Son, 2 Caledonia street

M'Gee, William, of W. M'Gee & Son, 9 St. Jamesstreet

M'Geoch, Andrew, veterinary surgeon, 4 Mill street

M'Geoch, David, smith and farrier, 4 Mill street

M'Geoch, Mrs A., confectioner, 57 George street

M'Ghee, Gavin, gardener to Wm. Johnston, Beauchamp,Love street

M'Ghee, James, 56 BroomlandsM'Ghee, Maxwell, baker, 6 Broomlands

M'GHEE, PATRICK, waste and machinery dealer, 31

Old Sneddon—house, 21 do.

M'GHEE, JAMES H., painter and paper-hanger, 35

Canal street—house, do.

M'GHIE, R. M., & CO., seedsmen and florists, 53 Highstreet—house, do.—(See advertisement)

M'GHIE, JOHN, grocer and spirit dealer, 13 Abbeystreet

H

86 PAISLEY

M'GHIE, WILLIAM, writer, and agent for the StandardLife Assurance Co., 13 Abbey street

M'Gibbon, George, clerk, Railway Goods Station, Green-law, 7 Underwood street

M'Gibbon, John, of Robertson & M'Gibbon, 4 Williamstreet

M'Gibbon, Mrs James, grocer, 12 Glen street—house, 8Underwood place

M'Gibbon, Richard F., watchmaker and jeweller, 4 Mossstreet—house, 25 do

M'GILCHRIST, ALEXANDER, boot and shoemaker,15 Moss street—house, 65 Love street

M'Gill, Mrs Robert, boot and shoemaker, 23 Cottonstreet

M'Gill, John, broker, 18 Moss street

M'Glashan, Alexander, tailor, 5 St. James street

M'Gorley, Hugh, dealer, Hospital lane

M'GOWN, ADAM, brush and waste factory, East lane,

Williamsburgh—house, WhitehaughM'Gown, Alexander B., accountant and agent, 14 Gilmour

street-—house, 11 Neiiston street

M'Gown, Alexander, broker, 31 New Smithhills

M'GOWN, JOHN, accountant, cashier of Savings Bank,and insurance agent, 14 Gilmour street—house,Camphill—(See advertisement)

M'Gown, Thomas, cashier at James Harvey & Co.'s

—

house, Camphill place

M'Grath, Patrick, broker, 30 Old SneddonM'Gregor, David, tacksman, Causeyside Toll

MACGREGOR, JOHN ROSS, chemist at Lonend Dye-works, Lonend Cottage

MACGREGOR, PATRICK COMYN, F.R.H.S., of

Leckie & Macgregor, Lonend HouseMacgregor, Patrick, yarn agent, 8 Causeyside, Paisley,

and at 85 Queen street, Glasgow—house, Bellahous-ton, Paisley road, Glasgow

M'Gregor, William, hair cutter, 34 Old SneddonM'Grory, Mrs, tailor, 38 Moss street

M'HOUL, ANDREW, spirit dealer, 9 Orchard street-house, 25 do.

PAISLEY. 87

M'Hutchison, David, shopman to George Dobie, 3 St.

James street

M'llquham, James, clerk to Archibald Bell, 8 Stevenson

street

M 'IIwrick, William, fruiterer, 69 Love street—house, 2

Niddry street

M'Indoe, Matthew, grocer, 10 Lawn street

M'Indoe, Mrs, grocer, 15 Ferguslie

M'Indoe, Rev. William, of Free Martyrs' Church, 97

George street

M'Indoe, Robert, farmer, Easter WalkinshawM'INNES, MACFARLANE, & CO., writers, 2 Lawn

M'INNES, JOHN, of M'Innes, Macfarlane, & Co., 1

Garthland place

M'Innes, John, cabinetmaker, joiner, and weavers' wright

William street—house, 12 Sandholes

M'Innes, John, gardener to William Wotherspoon, Max-wellton House

M'Innes, Robert, tobacconist, 71 BroomlandsM'Intosh, Andrew, & Co., tanners, curriers, and leather

merchants, 7 New Smithhills—house, 97 Highstreet

Macintosh, Rev. Alex., of Free Gaelic Church, Calside

M'lntyre, Mrs Alexander, spirit dealer, 32 Causeyside

—

12 Gordon's lane

M'lntyre, Mrs W illiam, 2 Blackhall buildings

M'lntyre, Peter, grocer, 23 Cotton street

M'lntyre, Robert, hosier, 60 George street

MACINTYRE, WILLIAM, wholesale stationer, card andpasteboard, and Jacquard loom card manufacturer,

and paper stainer—works, Blackhall Mill—shop andwarehouse, 6 High street (Cross)—house, Castlehead


M'KAIG, THOMAS, brickmaker and brickbuilder, Vic-

toria Brickworks, 28 Love street—house, Wallacecottage, 30 New Sneddon

M'Kaig, Mrs Peter, confectioner, 118 George street

MACKAY, JOHN, & CO., pawnbrokers, 32 Gauze street

and 3 Abbey street—house, 44 Oakshaw street

88 PAISLEY.

M'KAY, JOHN, general secretary for AmalgamatedWeavers' Association, 41 Lady lane

M'Kay, William, gas inspector, 7 West street

M'Kay, William, grocer, Livingstone place, Carriagehill

MacKean, James A. D., of Muir & Anderson, 5 Garth-land place

MacKean, James A., of William Sim & Co., Maryfield,Calside

M'Kean, James, baker, 36 High street

M'KEAN, JAMES, jun., wine and spirit merchant, 100George street

M'Kean, James, jun., at Thos. W. Macalpine & Co.'s,

36 High street

M'KEAN, JAMES, wholesale and retail wine and spirit

merchant, 63 Causeyside—house, Newton Bank,Castlehead

M'KEAN, JOHN, wine and spirit merchant, 7 Moss st.

M'KEAN, J., wine and spirit merchant, 75 BroomlandsMacKean, Miss, 3 West Croft

MacKean, Mrs Robert, 10 Smithhills

MacKean, William Muir, of Muir & Anderson, Dromorne,Renfrew road

MacKean, William, starch and corn flour manufacturer,St. Mirren Starch and Corn Flour Works, Caledoniastreet—house, 5 Garthland street

MacKean, Wm. S., of William Sim & Co., 10 Smithhills

M'KECHNIE, ALEXANDER, messenger-at-arms,sheriff officer, &c, 4 Moss street—house, 28 OldSneddon

M'KECHNIE, JOHN, manufacturer, 14 Causeyside—house, Riversdale, Langbank

M'Kechnie, Malcolm, manufacturer—house, 73 Causey-side

MACKELLAR, ARCHIBALD, grain and potato mer-chant, 42 Moss street—house, 13 George street

M'Kellar, Daniel, grocer, 28 George street, and grocerand spirit merchant, 84 Causeyside—house, 140George street

M'Kellar, James, clerk at Pollock & Cochran's, 83Causeyside

PAISLEY. 89

MacKellar, John, of Gibson, MacKellar, & Co., March-field, Inchinnan road

M'Kellar, Matthew H., grocer and victualler, 31 High st.

MACKENZIE, ALEXANDER, of M'Innes, Macfarlane,& Co., 66 Love street

MacKenzie, Archibald, market gardener, North GreenhillMacKenzie, Archibald, jun., of MacKenzie Brothers, Gate-

flat Cottage, Renfrew road

MACKENZIE, BROTHERS, starch and corn flour

manufacturers, Victoria Works, Renfrew roadMacKenzie, Daniel, of MacKenzie Brothers, Gateflat Cot-

tage

MacKenzie, Duncan, commercial traveller, FalsideM'Kay, D., wine and spirit merchant, 2 New SneddonMacKenzie, George, of MacKenzie Brothers, North Green-

hill

M'KENZIE, GEORGE, photographic artist, 5 Gilmourstreet—house, Castlehead

M'Kenzie, Hugh, jun., tailor, 78 CauseysideM'Kenaie, Hugh, boot and shoemaker, 13 Gauze street

M'Kenzie, James, cowfeeder, 18 Gauze street

M'Kenzie, James, sluicekeeper, Stanley cottageM'KENZIE, PETER, nurseryman, Bellfield nursery,

Cartvale, Love street—shop, 1 Gordon street,

GlasgowM'Kenzie, William, governor of Burgh Poorhouse, 7 New

SneddonM'Kie, James, flesher, 14 BroomlandsM'Kie, Mrs John, flesher, 3 Lawn street

MacKie, Keith, assistant to R. Barr, chemist, MrsPollock's, 53 High street

MACKINTOSH, ALEXANDER, joiner, and packingbox and tincase maker, 12 Newton street—house, 16Maxwellton

M'KILLIGIN, DUNCAN, woollen and linen draper, 15High street—house, 9 Sandholes

M'Kim, John, furnisher, 11 Storie street

M'Kim, Samuel, bed cover manufacturer, 36 BroomlandsM'Kim, William, teacher, Maxwellton School—house, 36

Broomlandsh 2

90 PAISLEY,

M'Kinlay, J. & M., milliners and dressmakers, and baby-

linen establishment, 94 High street—house, 21 do.

M'Kinlay, John, of Robertson & M'Kinlay, 21 High st.

M'Kinlay, John, Free St. George's Church officer, 37 New-

street

M'Kinlay, Mrs, 43 Oakshaw street

M'Kinlay, R. C, letter-carrier, 35 Thread street

M'Kinlay, William, warehouseman, 9 LonendM'Kinnon, Lachlan, at M'Innes, Macfarlane, & Co.'s, 70

Love street

M'KUNE, REV. CHRISTOPHER, minister of St.

George's Church, Barshaw Cottage

M'Lachlan, A. F., commercial traveller, 4 Williamsburgh

M'Lachlan, David, of Bell & M'Lachlan, 3 UnderwoodM'Lachlan, Dugald, boot and shoemaker, 17 Gauze street

M'LACHLAN, JAMES, coal merchant, Coal Basin, 19

Canal street, and Underwood depot—(See advertise-

ment)—house, 4 Williamsburgh

M'Lachlan, John, of Bow, M'Lachlan, & Co., 23 Abercornstreet

M'LACHLAN, JOHN, grocer and spirit merchant, 5

Moncrieff street—house, 3 Back SneddonM'Lachlan, John, wine and spirit merchant, 70 Broom-

lands

M'LARDIE, J. N., & CO., dyers, scourers, and finishers,

Marshall's lane and Meikleriggs—(See advertisement)

M'Lardie, James, of J. N. M'Lardie & Co., Langcraig

cottage, Meikleriggs

MacLaren, Duncan, teller, Union Bank of Scotland, 77

High street

M'Lean, Alexander, weigher, Town Weighs, Caledonia

street—house, 9 Glen street

M'Lean, Alexander, spirit dealer, 6 Cotton street—house,

29 do.

M'Lean, James, tailor and clothier, 33 High street

—

house, 34 do.

M'LEAN, JOHN, dyer, Barterholm Dyeworks—house,

45 Causeyside

M'Lean, John, grocer, 74 Causeyside

M'Lean, Joseph, essence of coffee manufacturer, 2 Shuttle

street—house, 12 Wardrop street

PAISLEY. 91

M'Lean, Neil, baker, 1 05 George street

M'LEAN, ROBERT, agent for Cowan & Co., GoodsRailway Station, Greenlaw—house, 43 High street

M'Lean, Robert, storeman to William Caldwell & Co., 20Mill street

M'LELLAN, ALEXANDER, violinist and teacher of

dancing, 40 New street— (See advertisement)

M'Lellan, James, grocer, 26 BroomlandsM ;Lellan, Norman, clerk, County Police, 3 Millar street

M'Lellan, William, printer, 17 Wardrop street

M'Lennan, T. B., shawl manufacturer, 113 Causeyside—house, 66 Love street

M'Lennan, W. B., of Campbell & M'Lennan, 12 Abbeystreet

M'LEOD, ALEXANDER, crystal and china merchant,

and general waste dealer, 89 Causeyside—house, do.

M'Leod, Colin, draff agent at Saucel Distillery, 26

Orchard street

M'LEOD, MATTHEW, house factor and coal merchant,

Underwood and Stoney brae depots—house, 87 Highstreet (opposite head of New street) — (See adver-

tisement)

M'LEOD, NINIAN FERRIE, physician and surgeon,

M.D., CM., medical practitioner, 12 Old Sneddon—house, 2 New Smithhills

MACLERIE, GEORGE, cook and confectioner, and

wine and spirit merchant, 7 High street (Cross)—house, do.

M'Lerie, Miss, milliner, 25 Causeyside

M'Lure, Andrew H., warper, 109 High street

M'Luskie, Peter, flesher, 25 Moss street—house, 73 Lovestreet

M'Mahon, Peter, at John Stewart & Co., 2 Lylesland

M'Master, Alex., gardener to M. Muir, Greenhill, 18 Back

SneddonM'Meikan, Mrs, teacher, Industrial School, 18 Oaksbaw

street

M'Millan, Angus, keeper of Slaughter HouseM'MILLAN, DUGALD, baker, 41 Broomlands—house,

do.

92 PAISLEY.

M'MILLAN, JAMES, wine and spirit merchant, 16Canseyside—house, do.

M'Millan, John, foreman at Greenlaw Station, 19 Under-wood

M'Millan, John, jun., clerk at Greenlaw Station, 19Underwood

M'Millan, J. & E., hosiers and furnishers, 1 Smithhills

M'Millan, Peter, shoemaker, 11 Cotton street

M'Millan, Thomas, weaver and confectioner, 139 Georgestreet

M'Morland, William, butter and egg dealer, 20 Sand-holes

M'Murchy, James, Castlehead

M'Murray, James, chemist and druggist, 19 George street

—house, 9 Orr square

M'Murray, J. & P., confectioners, 36 High street—house,

9 Orr square

M'Murray, Mrs, cowfeeder, 19 New Smithhills

M'Murrich, James, at Gibson, Mackellar, & Co.'s, Terracebuildings, 109 High street

M'Murrich, James, jun., family grocer, and provision

merchant, 28 Causeyside—house, 11 Wardrop st.

M'Nab, James, grocer, 41 George street

M'NAB, MRS AGNES, wine and spirit merchant, 26Carriagehill

M'NAIR, DUNCAN, grocer, victualler, and grain mer-chant, 6 and 25 Moss street, and 2 St. James place

—house, 25 Moss street

M'Nair, Duncan, of Mathew Gibb & Co., 145 Georgestreet

M'Nair, Hugh, farmer, Meikleriggs

M'Nair, Matthew, carrier, 14 Thread street

M'Nair, J. & D., & Co., curled hair manufacturers, Seed-hill hair works

M'NAIR, JOHN, grocer, 50 George street—house, 122do.

M'Nair, William, of Armstrong & M'Nair, 168 Georgestreet

M'Nair, William, of Alex. H. Park & Co., 13 Barclaystreet

PAISLEY. 93

M'NALLY, MBS JOHN, spirit dealer, 6 Wallace street

—house, 29 Back SneddonM'Naught, Hugh, cowfeeder, 3 New street

M'Naught, John, furniture dealer, 38 New street

M'Naught, John, spirit merchant, 16 Gauze street

M'NAUGHTON, ALEXANDER, wright, 48 Highstreet—house, 69 do.

M'Naughton, James, manufacturer, 113 Causeyside

M'Naughton, James, grocer, 92 New Snedden

M'NAUGHTON, JOHN, manager to M. Robertson &Co., Foxbar

M'Nee, Robert, tailor, 3 Moss street

M'Neil, Alexander, greengrocer, 3 Lawn street

M'Neil, J., milliner, 20 WellmeadowM'Neil, James, of M'Neil & Brown, 23 Abbey street

M'Neil, John, furnisher, 5 Castle street

M'Neil, John, grocer, 19 WellmeadowM'NEIL & BROWN, joiners, 30 New Smithhills

M'Neil, Peter, manager at Anderson & Wallach's, 8 WestCroft

M'Neil, William, wine and spirit merchant, 19 WellmeadowM'NICOL, JOHN, confectioner and soiree purveyor, 5

Moss street—house, do.

M'NISH, MRS WILLIAM, boot and shoe manufacturer,

5 County place and 42 Moss street—house, 9 Moss st.

M'NISH, ROBERT, boot and shoe manufacturer, 94

High street—house, do.

MACPHERSON, ALEXANDER, sheriff officer, and

town officer, 9 Churchhill

M'Pherson, Donald, inspector, Burgh Police, 1 Barclay St.

M'PHERSON, DUNCAN, cowfeeder, Gibbie's Bush,

King street

M'Pherson, Henry, superintendent of Abbey Burying

Ground, 4 Smithhills

M'Pherson, James, saddler, 32 WellmeadowM'Pherson, John, traveller, at Spence, Sons, & Pinkerton's,

Ralston square

M'Pherson, Joseph, baker, 8 Broomlands

M'Pherson, Robert, blacking, polishing paste, and liquid

blue manufacturer, 8 Shuttle street

94 PAISLEY.

M'Quattie, Alex., draper, 25 Causeyside

M'QUEEN, THOMAS, joiner, 131 George street—house,28 Newton street—(See advertisement)

M' Queen, Mrs Alexander, 9 WellmeadowMacRobert, Thomas, writer, depute Clerk of the Peace for

Renfrewshire, and Clerk to the Paisley School Board,

County buildings—house, Castlehead

M'Stravick, David, flesher, 3 Neilston street

M'Stravic, James, house factor and coal agent, 3 MoncriefT

street

M'TAGGART, DANIEL, tailor and clothier, 9 Orrsquare—house, 13 Barclay street—(See advertise-

ment)M'Walter, Allan, plumber and gasfitter, 23 New Smith-

hills—house, 16 Glen street

M'WALTER, ELIZABETH, spirit dealer, 19 Maxwell-ton street

M'Walter, Robert, feuar, 45 Causeyside

M'Walter, Mrs Thomas, 26 George street

M'WHINNIE, JOHN, carver and gilder, 81 High street

—house, 17 MaxwelltonM'WILLIAM, JOHN, of J. & J. M?William, spirit mer-

chants, 38 Queen street, Glasgow—house, Fairfield,

Gateside, Renfrew road

M'Williams, Denis, wine and spirit merchant, 43 Newstreet

Nairn, Miss, Blackland cottage, 22 Calside

Nairn, Archibald, clerk, Caledonia Engine Works, 16

Thread street

NAIRNE, WILLIAM, treasurer Gas Company, 3 Cale-

donia street

Naismith, William, of Parlane & Naismith, 21 St. James

NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND, 1 Forbes place

—Peter Guilleaume, agent

NATIONAL SECURITY SAVINGS' BANK, 14 Gil-

mour street—John M'Gown, cashier, and actuary

—

(See advertisement)

NEIL, ARCHIBALD, bottler, 13 and 14 Newton street

—house, 36 Maxwellton

PAISLEY. 95

Neil, James, tinsmith and ironmonger, 8 BroomlandsNeil, John, blanket and tweed manufacturer, 6 Wardrop

street

Neil, Mrs R., confectioner, 65 BroomlandsNeilson, Miss Agnes, milliner and dressmaker, 44 Moss

street—house, 86 High street

Neilson, Thomas, wright and glazier, 4 "West brae—house,

3 do.

NEILSON, WILLIAM, carver, gilder, and picture framemaker, 85 High street—house, 86 do.— (See adver-

tisement)

NESS, JOHN, spirit merchant, 1 Bridge street

NEWLANDS, J. BUCHANAN, watchmaker andgoldsmith, 16 High street—house, Burnbank, Calside

Newton, Robert, grocer, 16 Maxwellton street

NICOL, JOHN, grocer, and wine and spirit merchant, 6

George street—house, 14 Wardrop street

Nicol, John, of W. CaldwTell & Co., 9^- Stevenson street

Nicolson, Daniel, Lieutenant Burgh Police, Camphill

place

Nicolson, John, commission merchant, "20 Union street,

Glasgow—house, Marylea, Calside

Nimmo, James, officer Canal street U.P. Church, 118George street

NISBET, ALEXANDER F., pawnbroker, 24 Gauzestreet—house, 26 do.

Nisbet, John, manufacturer, 109 Causeyside—house, 128George street

Nisbet, Mrs, 128 George street

Nisbet, William, Caledonia cottage

Niven, Alexander, confectioner, 4 Gauze street

NIVEN, HUGH, wine and spirit merchant, 110 Georgestreet—house, 56 do.

Niven, John Coutts, teacher, Grammar School, 22 Well-

meadowNiven, Rev. Frederick C, minister of North Church, The

Manse, 51 Love street

Niven, Robert, cowfeeder and salt merchant, 66 Georgestreet

NORRIE, C. & A., temperance coffee house and hotel,

9 High street (Cross)

96 PAISLEY.

NORTH BRITISH DAILY AND WEEKLY MAILOFFICE, 5 County place—James Drewette, corres-

pondent and reporter

NOTMAN, MISSES, music teachers, Park place, Calside

Notman, William James, manager at Brown & Poison's

starch works—house, Falside

O'DONNELL, John, agent for the United Assurance Sick

and Burial Society of St. Patrick, 5 Storie street

O'Neill, Charles, salesman to Paisley Provident Co-Opera-tive Society, 1 Barclay street

O'Neill, James, of A. H. Park & Co., 55 Causeyside

Ogg, George, spirit dealer, 36 Ferguslie

Ogilvie, Mrs, draper, 3 Love street

OLIVER, ROBERT, baker, 73 Love street—house, do.

OLIVER, ROBERT, collector of poor rates for the AbbeyParish, and collector and treasurer for Abbey Parish

Statute Labour Road Trustees—office, 4 Smithhills

—house, 32 Calside

Oliver, Robert, jun., cashier with Brown & Poison, 32Calside

O'May, Robert, grocer, 31 Storie street

O'May, William, grocer, 17 WellmeadowOrchardson, John, manager, Caledonia Factory, 51 Cale-

donia street

Orchardson, Robert, grocer and provision merchant, 86Causeyside—house, 90 Canal street

Orchardson, George, dealer, 36 Ferguslie

Orchardson, John, weaver, 6 Glen street

ORMISTON, WILLIAM JAMES, accountant, RoyalBank of Scotland, 70 Love street

ORR, DAVID, accountant, Union Bank of Scotland,

Camphill

Orr, John, baker, 13 Smithhills

Orr, James, of Dickson, Orr, & Co., 3 WilliamsburghOrr, Mrs Andrew, wine and spirit merchant, 13 High

street

Orr;Mrs, grocer, 29 Glen street

Orr, Robert, 37 Storie street

PAISLEY. 97

ORR, THOMAS, fancy bread and biscuit baker, 13 St.

James place—house, 2 Back SneddonOsborne, James, officer St. George's Church, 6 George

street

Osborne, James, 14 Ferguslie

PAISLEY ARTIZANS' INSTITUTION, 1 High street

—keeper, Robert WyliePaisley Bread Association, 7 Hospital lane—Dalrymple

Lvle clerk

PAISLEY CLOTHING COMPANY, clothiers and out-

fitters, 102 High street (Cross)

PAISLEY COFFEE KOOM, 107 High Street (Cross)—Robert Wingate, keeper, 18 Barclay street

PATENT CONVEX WEAVING COMPANY, 153

George street

Paisley Co-operative Manufacturing Society (Limited),

manufacturers of woollen goods, 7 St. Mirren street

—Alexander M'Naught, secretary

PAISLEY #ORPORATION GAS OFFICE, 23 Mossstreet—William Nairne, treasurer

" PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS » OFFICE, 16 Causey-

side—Wm. A. Lochhead, proprietor

PAISLEY EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE STORE,9 Stock street—John Hosie, salesman—John Mar-shall, secretary

PAISLEY HOUSE OF REFUGE, Stow place — (See

" PAISLEY HERALD AND RENFREWSHIRE AD-VERTISER" OFFICE, Waterloo place, 2 Gilmourstreet—Richard Watson, editor— (See advertisement)

"PAISLEY HERALD" PRINTING AND STA-TIONERY ESTABLISHMENT, 10 High street-

William B. Watson, printer— (See advertisement)

PAISLEY INDUSTRIAL AND RAGGED SCHOOL,Albion street—Thomas Smith, superintendent

PAISLEY INFIRMARY, Bridge street (Burgh)—Wm.Gillespie, treasurer, 82 New Sneddon

PAISLEY PAROCHIAL BOARD OFFICE, 8 NewSneddon—James S. Brown, inspector

i

98 PAISLEY.

Paisley Provident Co-operative Society (limited)—grocers

and provision merchants, and dealers in boots, shoes,

coals, &c, 15 G-eorge street, and 68 Love street

—

office, 1 Barclay street—Alex. M'Naught, secretary

PAISLEY SAVINGS BANK, 14 Gilmour street—JohnM'Gown, cashier—(See advertisement)

Paisley Swimming Baths, corner of George street andStorie street

"PAISLEY AND RENFREWSHIRE GAZETTE"OFFICE, 3 Moss street—J. & J. Cook, publishers

PARK, ALEXANDER H., & CO., wholesale and retail

grocers, 105 High street (Cross)

Park, Alexander H., of Alexander H. Park & Co., 3 Oak-shawhead

Park, John, farmer, Greenhill

Park, John, farmer, Mackie's Mill

Park, John, wine and spirit merchant, 11 St. James place

—house, 31 St. James street

Park, Miss, 32 Oakshaw street

Park, William, foreman, Carting Department, Caledonian

Railway Company, Greenlaw Station, 1 UnderwoodPARK, WILLIAM C, wine and spirit merchant, 10

George street—house, do.

Park, William, farmer, South Gallowhill

Parker, Mrs, staymaker, 94 Causeyside

PARLANE & NAISMITH, silk mercers and general

drapers, 10 High street (Cross)—(See advertisement)

Parlane, James, of Parlane & Naismith, Marion Grove,

Castlehead

Parlane, James, of J. & R. Parlane, 33 Oakshaw street

Parlane, John, foreman at J. & R. Parlane's, Castlehead

PARLANE, J. & R., printers, bookbinders, paper rulers,

and booksellers, 97 High street—works, 8 School wynd

Parlane, R. B., of J. & R. Parlane, Castlehead

PATERSON, A. & W., boot and shoemakers, 97 High

street—branch from 92 Argyle street, Glasgow

Paterson, Mrs Alexander, wine and spirit merchant, 54

Storie street

Paterson, Alexander, warehouseman at Dalziel & Begg's,

2 Stirling street

PAISLEY. 99

Paterson, Andrew, clerk, British Linen Co.'s Bank, and

agent for the Imperial Fire Insurance Company, 10

Glen lane

PATERSON, ANDREW, grocer and victualler, 15 OldSneddon—house, 8 "West Croft

PATERSON & CO., lithographic printers, 8 High street

Paterson, David D., teacher at Kibble Reformatory

Paterson, Ebenezer, clerk, Union Bank of Scotland, 10

Bridge street

Paterson, Elizabeth, milliner and straw hat maker, 2 Northstreet

Paterson, Hugh, grocer and shoemaker, 30 St. James st.

PATERSON, JAMES, wine and spirit merchant, 28 BackSneddon—house, Mossvale

PATERSON, JAMES, & CO., shawl manufacturers, 7 St.

Mirren street

PATERSON, JAMES, of James Paterson & Co., Marystreet

Paterson, James, baker, 66 BroomlandsPaterson, John, detective officer, 23 New SneddonPaterson, Jessie, milliner, 26 High street

Paterson, Mary J., grocer, 11 Cotton street

Paterson, Mrs Hugh, wine and spirit merchant, 48 Highstreet

PATERSON, ROBERT, auctioneer, valuator, and land

surveyor, 10 Bridge street

Paterson, R. L., at Reids & Henderson's, 10 Bridge street

Paterson, Robert M., at David Speirs & Co.'s, Stevenson

street

Paterson, Robert, gardener to R. M. Clark, Camphill

PATERSON, THOMAS, grain and seed merchant, 2

County place—house, 8 Moss street

Paterson, William, traveller to Andrew Foulds & Son, 6

Falside

Paterson, William, 41 Lady lane

Paterson, William, clerk, Chamberlain's office, 65 Lovestreet

PATON, ALEXANDER, spirit dealer, 4 Old Sneddon—house, 66 Back Sneddon

Paton, James, M.D., and surgeon, 7 Orr square

100 PAISLEY.

Paton, John, boot and shoemaker, 17 Orchard street

Paton, John, grocer, 8 Moncrieff street

Paton, John, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 22 Glen street

—house, 8 Moncrieff street

Paton, Mrs Elizabeth, grocer and spirit dealer, 88 Canalstreet

Paton, Robert, manufacturer, 22 Great Hamilton street

PATON, ROBERT, joiner, packing-box maker, tin andzinc case manufacturer, and gasfitter, 6 Marshall's

lane—house, 44 Calside

PATRICK JOHN GIBSON, of James Harvey & Co.,

Craigton House, Ibrox, GlasgowPatrick, Thomas, baker, 69 BroomlandsPatrick, William, coal agent, 59 Storks street

Patrick, "William, fancy knitter and manufacturer, 59Storie street

PATTINSON, JAMES, organist of the Abbey, andteacher of pianoforte, &c, 9 Gilmour street

Pattison, Margaret, milliner and dressmaker, 2 Canalstreet

Pattison, Robert, blacksmith, 28 Castle street

Pattison, William, of Watson & Pattison, West braePaul, Matthew, grocer, 20 Broomlands—house, 2Q Max-

wellton street

PAUL, WILLIAM, nurseryman and florist, WesterCrossnat, off Mill street—(See advertisement)

PAWNBROKING OFFICES, 8 Back Sneddon and 12Old Sneddon—sale shop, 3 Old Sneddon

PEACOCK, JOHN, ropemaker, and sacking and pack-

ing-sheet merchant, 85 High street—house, 4 Mossstreet

Peacock, Miss Jessie, milliner and straw-hat maker, 19Broomlands

Peacock, Mrs, grocer, 29 Ferguslie

Peacock, Robert, baker, 5 George street

PEACOCK, ROBERT, grocer, 90 High street—houseEspedair street

Peacock, Thomas, designer, Falside

Pearson, John, draper, 9 Neilston street

Pearson, John J., clerk at J. & J. M'Callum's, 9 Neilston

street

PAISLEY. 101

PEATTTE, WILLIAM, tailor and clothier (Session Clerk

for Middle Parish), 2 Gilmour street—house, 24Williamsburgh

Percy, Francis, grocer, 101 Causeyside—house, 5 Stowstreet

Peden, William S., clerk, British Linen CompaDy's Bank,

Glasgow, 4 Bank street

Pennel, John, grocer, 39 Maxwellton

Peock, William, shipmaster, Meikleriggs

Pettigrew, William, boot and shoemaker, 65 Georgestreet

Philips, Alexander, cowfeeder, 73 Canal street

Philips, John, spirit dealer, 52 Storie street

PHILIPS, WILLIAM, & CO., yarn merchants and com-mission agents, 5 Cumberland court, Causeyside

Philips, William, of William Philips & Co., 4 Westbourneterrace, Glasgow

Philips, William, of Macfarlane, Philips, & Co., Falside

Picken, Alexander, weavers' wright, 2 Barclay street

Picken, John, letter stamper, 26 Storie street

Pinkerton, Alex., gardener, Kibbuckston Cottage— shop,

22 Sandholes

PINKERTON, ALLAN, spirit merchant, 57 Broomlands—house, 48 do.

Pinkerton, David, of Ritchie & Pinkerton, 33 Georgestreet

Pinkerton, James, of Spence, Sons, & Pinkerton, Blythe

Holm Cottage, Calside

PINKERTON, JAMES, of R. & J. Pinkerton, 9 Hos-pital lane

Pinkerton, John, feuar, 39 Wellmeadow.

Pinkerton, John, 53 High street

Pinkerton, Mrs L., 65 Back SneddonPINKERTON, R. & J., plumbers, tinsmiths, gasfitters,

ironmongers, bellhangers, and packing case makers,

14 Moss street—workshop, 67 Back SneddonPINKERTON, ROBERT, of R. & J. Pinkerton, 67 Back

SneddonPinkerton, William, grain and potato merchant, 13 Aber

corn street—house, 3 Hamilton street

i 2

102 PAISLEY.

POLLOCK, ALEXANDER, agent for the city of Glas-

gow Bank- -house, Bank Buildings (Cross)—(See

West of England Insurance Co.'s advertisement)

POLLOCK, A. RUSSELL, of James Pollock & Co.,

Greenhill

POLLOCK & COCHRAN, bleachers, dyers, and finishers,

Thrushcraig

Pollock, David C, warehouseman at Daniel Murray, jun.,

& Co.'s, 126 George street

Pollock, Helen, teacher Queen street School—house, 39

Shamrock street, GlasgowPOLLOCK, JAMES, & CO., yarn agents and merchants,

5 Causeyside, Paisley, and 16 Hanover street, Glas-

gow—stores, 20 Mill street

Pollock, James, clerk, City of Glasgow Bank, City BankHouse (Cross)

Pollock, Mary, grocer, 47 High street

Pollock, Mrs Thomas, spirit dealer, 1 Carriagehill

Pollock, Mrs, 4 Garthland street

Pollock, Robert, farmer, AmochriePollock, Robert, grain merchant, 16 Back SneddonPOLLOCK, WILLIAM, brickbuilder and contractor, 25

Moss street—office and yard, 1 Hunter street—(See

advertisement)

POLLOCK, WILLIAM, furniture dealer and broker, 101

Causeyside—house, Canal Cottage

Pollock, William, grocer and provision merchant, 27 Highstreet—house, 31 do.

Pollock, William, waste dealer and broker, 58 Causeyside

Pollock, William S., plumber, tinsmith, coppersmith, and

gasfitter, 80 High street—workshop, 40 do.

Pollock, William, jun., clerk to William Pollock, brick-

builder, 25 Moss street

POLSON, JOHN, of Brown and Poison, and of William

Brown & Son, West Mount

POLSON, WILLIAM, & CO., starch, corn flour, and

mustard manufacturers, Imperial Starch Works, Aber-

corn street

Poison, William, of William Poison & Co., 5 Gauze street

Porteous, Alexander, clerk, 16 Barclay street

PAISLEY. 103

PORTEOUS, DUNDAS S., engineer, machinist, and tool

maker, and iron and brass founder, Snawdoun Works,55 Back Sneddon—residence, Priorscroft House, 50High street—(See advertisement)

Porter, John, at Alex. MacKintosh's, 43 MaxwelltonPORTER & KNOX, dyers and cleaners—shop, 45 High

street—works, Seedhill—(See advertisement)

POTTIE, ALEXANDER, veterinary surgeon, 64 Love st.

POTTIE, A. & M., blacksmiths, 64 Love street

POTTIE, MICHAEL, of A. & M. Pottie, 64 Love street

Powell, Alexander, district staff sergeant, Pensioners' staff,

Old Barracks, Williamsburgh

Power, Robert, clerk, Canal Office, Causeyside Toll

Primrose, John, shopman at Mrs H. Brown's, baker,

Causeyside

Pringle, Matthew, carter and cowfeeder, 24 Storie street

Provan, Andrew, confectioner, 3 Maxwellton street

Provan, John, farmer, Brediland, Chain road

PURVES, JAMES, wholesale draper and manufacturer

—

sale rooms, 44 New street—factory, 9 do.—house, 39

Wellmeadow—(See advertisement)

QUIN, Terence, hairdresser, 17 Moss street

RAE, JOHN, superintendent, Kibble Reformatory, Green-ock road

Ramsay, James, grocer, 20 Abbey street

Rankine, James M., teacher, Educational Institute, 166George street—house, Linwood

Rankine, James, farmer, Netherton, Inchinnan road

RANKINE, JOHN, & CO., brickmakers and brick-

builders, North Caledonia Brickworks, Love street

Ray, Robert, keeper of Wilson Hall, 40 High street

Ray, Samuel, grocer, 16 Ferguslie

Rayson, J. A., supervisor Inland Revenue, 63 Causeyside

Reid, Alexander, of Thomas Reid & Sons, 6 Bridge

street

REIDS & HENDERSON, writers, 3 County place

Reid, George, clerk, Goods Department, Railway Station,

3 Christie street

104 PAISLEY.

REID, JAMES, auctioneer and valuator, 18 High street

—house, 90 High street

REID, JAMES, bookseller, stationer, and news-agent, 18High street—house, 90 High street

Reid, James, dyer, 9 New Smithhills—house, Greenhaugh,Renfrew road

REID, JAMES, house painter and decorator, 18 Causey-

side—house, 11 Shuttle street^-(See advertisement)

Reid, James, grocer, 17 George street

Reid, James, of Thomas Reid & Son, 5 Neilston street

Reid, James, Greenock road

Reid, James, at J. & P. Coats's, 7 Back row, Ferguslie

Reid, Jane, victualler, 19 New SneddonReid, John, coal agent, 69 Broomlands

Reid, John, cowfeeder, 19 Cotton street

REID, JOHN, letterpress printer, 18 High street—house,

17 Sandholes

Reid, John, fruiterer and confectioner, 7 Broomlands

Reid, Mrs, draper, 19 Gauze street

Reid, Mrs Sophia, milliner and dressmaker, 12 Gauze st.

REID, ROBERT, manufacturer, 13 Causeyside—house,

27 George street

REID, THOMAS, & SONS, engineers, 5 and 6 Bridge st.

Reid, Thomas, of Thomas Reid & Sons, 6 Bridge street

Reid, Thomas, jun., of Thomas Reid & Sons, 32 Calside

REID, WILLIAM, of Reids & Henderson, Chapelhill, byBlackhall

REID, WILLIAM, jun., writer, of Reids & Henderson,

Chapelhill, by Blackhall

Reid, William, spirit dealer, 72 Broomlands

Reid, William, tailor, 3 Gauze street

Reilly, James, broker, 32 WellmeadowRenfrew, Alexander, farmer, Blackstoun Mains

Renfrew County Kilwinning Mason Lodge, 8 High street

RENFREW, JAMES, collector of Burgh Poors' Assess-

ment, 8 New Sneddon—house, 22 Caledonia street

Renfrew, James, farmer, Blackstoun

Renfrew, John, 2 Williamsburgh<l Renfrewshire Independent " Office, 107 High street

—

John Millar, editor— residence, Barrhead

PAISLEY. 105

Rennie, Alexander, spirit dealer, 148 George street

—

house, 9 Neilston street

Rennie, James, flesher, 18 Wellmeadow and 9 Canal st.

RENNISON & SCOTT, architects, 15 Gilmour street

Rennison, Edward, of Lilla & Edwards, Westmarch HouseRennison, J. Albert, of Rennison & Scott, Westmarch

HouseRennison, Mrs, Westmarch HouseRetson, James, contractor, 10 Gordon's lane

Retson, Thomas, cowfeeder, 36 Maxwellton

Revill, George Frederick, Inland Revenue Officer, 80 NewSneddon

RICHARDSON, ISAAC, wholesale grocer, 21 Highstreet—house, 88 do.

Richardson, Robert, merchant, 5 Gateside

RICHMOND, DANIEL, M.D., 32 New street

Richmond, George, jun., clerk, Victoria Saw Mills, 40

Lady lane

RICHMOND, JAMES, cook and confectioner, and wine

and spirit merchant, 22 High street

Richmond, William, bread, biscuit, and pastry baker, and

Temperance Hotel keeper, 46 Moss street

RISK, JAMES, wine and spirit merchant, 1 Saucel—house, 17 Orchard street

RISK & MARSHALL, cabinetmakers and upholsters, 33

Wellmeadow—(See advertisement)

RISK, ROBERT & CO., coal merchants, Stoney Brae

and Underwood Coal Depots—(See advertisement)

Risk, Robert, of Robert Risk & Co., 10 St. James street

RISK, WILLIAM, fishmonger, 34 High street—house, 1

Orr square—(See advertisement)

Ritchie, A., milliner and straw hat maker, 1 Old Sneddon

—house, 32 Glen street

Ritchie & Hunter, milliners and drapers, 39 WellmeadowRITCHIE, DAVID, fancy box maker, and manufacturing

stationer, Cumberland place—house, 8 Back

Sneddon—(See advertisement)

Ritchie, David, of the Convex Weaving Company, 23

Monteith row, GlasgowRitchie, David, clerk National Security Savings Bank, 25

George street

106 PAISLEY.

Ritchie, David, general grocer and victualler, 25 Queen st.

RITCHIE, JAMES, ironmonger, 47 Moss street—house,

11 Caledonia street

Ritchie, John, flesher, 20 George street

Ritchie, John, family grocer, 25 George street

Ritchie, John, manager at Andrew Wallace & Son's, 4Neilston road

Ritchie, John, of Ritchie & Pinkerton, 25 George street

RITCHIE & PINKERTON, ham curers and provision

merchants, 168 George street

Ritchie, Robert, broker, 30 Old SneddonRitchie, Robert, grocer and provision merchant, 25 Gauze

street and 57 Causeyside.—house, 25 Gauze street

Ritchie, Robert, of Crawford & Ritchie, power loom cloth

manufacturers, 14 Abercorn street

Ritchie, William, baker, 103 Causeyside

Robb, Andrew, clerk, 13 Caledonia street

Robb, John, 13 Caledonia street

Robertson, David, farmer, LinwoodRoberton, William, farmer, Old Hall and Whitehaugh

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residence, Old Hall, Glasgow road

Roberts, Hugh, traveller at Spence, Sons, & Pinkerton's, 1

1

Neilston street

Robertson, Alexander, officer of South Church, 2 Smithstreet

Robertson, Daniel, officer Oakshaw Street Gaelic Church,

13 Oakshaw street

ROBERTSON, DANIEL, market gardener, Greenlawand Linside—house, Gateflat, East Buchanan street

Robertson, David, calenderer, 2 Water brae (Burgh) and5 Forbes place—house, 27 George street

Robertson, Duncan, 25 Gauze street

Robertson, George, coppersmith, tinsmith, plumber, andgasfitter, 4 New Sneddon

ROBERTSON & HILLCOAT, brickbuilders, Lady lane


Robertson, George, of Robertson & Hillcoat, 7 Marshall's

lane

Robertson, J. Jack, accountant, 52 Storie street

Robertson, J., of Robertson & M'Kinlay, 22 Niddry street

paisley. 107

Robertson, James, designer of patterns for shawls, scarfs,

robes, bed-covers, &c, 59 Causeyside

ROBERTSON, JAMES, preserve manufacturer, Thrush-grove Works—house, 3 Stow place

Robertson, John W., at Robert Murdoch & Co.'s, 14South Croft—house, Moss-side place, Greenock road

ROBERTSON, JOHN, coal merchant, Underwood Depot—house, 15 Sandholes

Robertson, John, calenderer, hot-presser, packer, andfinisher, Marshall's lane and Cartside—house, 73Causeyside

Robertson, Matthew, foreman to William Harris, watch-maker, 14 Abercorn street

ROBERTSON & M'KINLAY, commission agents, 103High street

Robertson, Matthew, coal agent, 150 George street

Robertson, Matthew, of M. Robertson & Co., FoxbarROBERTSON, M., & CO., bleachers, FoxbarRobertson, Miss, 37 Canal street

Robertson,- Mrs, 14 BroomlandsRobertson, Mrs William, fishmonger, 101 Causeyside

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house, 22 do.

ROBERTSON & M'GIBBON, drapers, silk mercers, andclothiers, 17 High street

Robertson, Peter, Inland Revenue officer, Stanley place,

48 Causeyside

ROBERTSON, PETER, wine and spirit merchant, 2

Orchard street—house, 18 Causeyside

Robertson, Robert, jun., officer George Street U.P. Church,

1 Barclay street

ROBERTSON, ROBERT, Inspector of Poor, AbbeyParish—house. Greenside Cottage, Calside

ROBERTSON & SON, hatters, 48 Moss street—(See

advertisement)

Robertson, Thomas, beamer, 1 Ferguslie walkRobertson, William, grocer and spirit dealer, 5 Carriagehill

Robertson, William, of Robertson & M'Gibbon, Rockbank,Castlehead

Robertson, William, hotpresser at David Robertson's,

Camphill place

108 PAISLEY.

ROBIN & HOUSTON, soap and composite candle

makers—soap works, 61 New Sneddon, Paisley

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composite candle works, Park street, Kinning Park,

GlasgowROBIN, JOHN, & CO., manufacturers, Caledonia Fac-

tory, Caledonia street, and 4 and 8 John street,

GlasgowROBIN, WILLIAM, builder and monumental worker

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office, 14- Lady lane ; branch office, Craigton

Cemetery, Glasgow road—house, 28 Lady lane—(See

advertisement)

Robinson, Henry, gardener to John Baird, Netherhill

Rodger, James, blacksmith, 90 George street

Rodger, John, of Rodger & M'Callum, 16 Causeyside

Rodger, Matthew, flesh er, 17 Sandholes

Rodger, Matthew, grocer and spirit merchant, 8 Wallneuk

Rodger, Mrs Alexander, tobacconist, 91 High street

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house, 49 Broomlands

RODGER & M'CALLUM, silk, cotton, and wool yarn

dyers, 6 Marshall's lane

Rodger, William, agent, Lylesland Cottage

Rolland, William, of Smart & Rolland, 33 High street

Ronald, Peter, at Peter Jack, jun., & Co.'s, 1 Hamilton

place, 78 New SneddonRonald, James, cowfeeder, NethercommonRonald, John, of Peter Jack, jun., & Co.'s, 1 Hamilton

place, 78 New SneddonRonald, Quintin, gas pipe layer, 28 St. James street

RONALD, ROBERT A., wool merchant, Brussels and

Tapestry carpet yarns, Daisy Bank, Back Sneddon

Ronald, William, at P. Jack, jun., & Co.'s, 1 Hamilton

place

Ronald, William Y., of William Cochran's, 7 WellmeadowRollo, James, builder, 45 Broomlands—yard, Castle

street

ROSE, ALEXANDER, salesman at Paisley Provident

Co-operative Society's store, 68 Love street—house,

55 Caledonia street

ROSS, ALEXANDER M., Town Chamberlain, and agent

for Northern Assurance Company, County Buildings

—house, Camphill

PAISLEY. 109

ROSS, ANDREW, F.E.I.S., CM., teacher, Thread street

school—house, Stanley place, 48 Causeyside

Ross, George, shirting and cloaking finisher, Seedhill

Finishing Works—house, 3 Seedhill

Ross, James, teller, Bank of Scotland, Park place, Calside

Ross, John, draper, 21 WellmeadowROSS & DUNCAN, thread manufacturers, Abercorn

Factory, Abercorn street

Ross, John S., foreman at Paisley Herald Office—house,

8 Barclay street

Rowand, Mrs, confectioner, 10 Lawn street

Rowand, John, draper, 14 BroomlandsRowand, Robert, traveller to Robin & Houston, New

Sneddon, 8 Albert drive, Crosshill, GlasgowRowand, Robert, clerk, Abbey Parochial Board, 20 Fer-

guslie

Rowand, Robert, farmer, West CandrenRowat, Mrs, Rosehill Cottage, Calside

Rowat, Robert, Prospecthill, Calside

Rowat, Thomas, Oakshawside

Rowat, William, Rosehill Cottage, Calside

Roxburgh, Miss, teacher of music, 86 High street

Roxburgh, Mrs, midwife, 25 Old SneddonROXBURGH, ROBERT, coach builder, 3 Garthland

lane—house, 4 do.—(See advertisement)

ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND, 13 Gilmour street-David Murray, agent

Russell, John, clerk, 18 King street

RUSSELL, JOSEPH, clothier and hatter, 18 Gilmourstreet—house, 26 Broomlands—(See advertisement)

RUSSELL, ROBERT, yarn agent, 94 Miller street,

Glasgow—-letters left at J. Cullen's, 12 St. Jamesplace

RUSSELL, ROBERT, writer and agent for Clydesdale

Banking Company, 7 High street— house, Calside

Villa

Russell, Robert Y., clerk to Matthew Blackwood, 4 Albionstrpfrf

RUSSELL, THOMAS, writer, 7 High street—house,Calside Villa

110 PAISLEY.

Russell, William, clerk at Meikleriggs finishing works,

Meikleriggs

Russell, William, feuar, 59 High street

Russell, William, flesher, 67 BroomlandsRussell, William, porter, Union Bank of Scotland, 48

Moss street

Russell, William, officer, George street Baptist Church,

15 Sir Michael street

Rutherford, Thomas, carter, 4 Garthland lane

SACELL BREWERY COMPANY, 8 Saucel

SAUCEL DISTILLERY, King street, Saucel

SAUNDERS, GEORGE, accountant, Clydesdale Bank,7 High street

Sawers, J., confectioner, 39 High street

Scarlet, Samuel, cowfeeder, 3 Stirling street

Scarlett, James, flesher, 13 Broomlands—house, 3 Stirling

street

Scollan, Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, 38 Moss street

Scott, Alexander, funeral undertaker, 93 High street

Scott, Mrs Allan, spirit dealer, 21 Broomlands—house, 2

West street

SCOTT, JOHN, grocer and provision merchant, 70 Lovestreet—house, 34 Glen street

SCOTT, MATTHEW, manufacturer, 109 Causeyside—

house, 8 Gateside

Scott, Mrs, confectioner, 6 George street

Scott, Mrs Matthew, grocer, 11 Saucel

Scott, Robert, grocer, 3 Garthland street

Scott, Thomas, farmer, Hawkhead Mains, off Glasgow

road

Scott, Thomas, grocer, 34 Canal street

Scott, William Thomas, Townhead House, 42 High street

Scott, William, baker, 55 Causeyside

Scott, William, at Abercorn Foundry, 22 Cotton street

Semple, Alexander, of Langs & Semple, 2 Seedhill

Semple, Alexander, of David Semple & Sons, Townhead

SEMPLE, DAVID, & SONS, writers and insurance

agents, 16 Gilmour street

PAISLEY. Ill

Semple, David, F.S.A., of David Semple & Sons, secretary

and law agent for the Paisley Heritable Property In-

vestment Society—house, TownheadSemple, D. S., of David Semple & Sons, TownheadSemple, James, grocer; 36 Canal street

Shanks, Mrs William, grocer, 9 School wyndSharp, George, smith, 30 New Smithhills

Sharp, Mrs, 6 Moss street

SHARP, ROBERT, Master of Works for Burgh, Countybuildings—house, Mill street

Sharpe, Patrick, broker, 10 Old SneddonShaw, John, farmer, Brownsfield, Greenock road

Shaw, Mrs Catherine, grocer, 1 Bridge street

Shearer, James, grain merchant, 71 BroomlandsShearer, James H., clerk at Henry Hutton's coach office

—house, 9 West Croft

Shearer, Jane, wine and spirit merchant, 71 Broom

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lands

Shedden, William, jun., mechanical draughtsman, 26 BackSneddon

Shields, John, draper, 56 High street

Sim, Ann, grocer, 14 Carriagehill

Sim, Duncan & Peter, bakers, 6 Glen street

Sim, Hugh, Chamberlain's Office, County Buildings—house, 59 Love street

Sim, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 4 Thread street

Sim, Robert, confectioner, 94 Causeyside

Sim, Thomas, sen., confectioner, 26 WellmeadowSim, William, grocer, 18 George street—house, 17 Or-

chard street

SIM, WILLIAM, & CO., soap manufacturers, 1 WestCroft

Simm, William, feuar, 17 Williamsburgh

Simpson, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 5 County place

Simpson, Miss, dressmaker, Renfrew road, opposite Toll-

house

Simpson, Peter, baker, 33 Causeyside

Simpson, Thomas, of Simpson & Cook, 78 Canal street

Simpson & Cook, manufacturers, 4 Cumberland court,

Causeyside

112 PAISLEY.

Sinclair, Daniel, smith, 3 Garthland street

Sinclair, D., baker, 3 Garthland street

Sinclair, Janet, draper, 4 WellmeadowSinclair, John, foreman at R. Paton's, Marshall's lane, 6

WellmeadowSINCLAIR, PETER, house painter and decorator, 41

Wellmeadow—house, do.

Sinclair, Robert, printer, 6 Inkle street

Skinnider, Peter, green grocer, 5 Cotton street

Skinnider, Edward, broker, 7 New Smithhills

Small, James, of Black & Small, 17 Wardrop street

Small, Miss, confectioner, 35 Causeyside

Small, Mrs, bookseller and stationer, 63 Causeyside

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house, 56 do.

SMART & ROLLAND, drapers and clothiers, City BankBuildings, 102 High Street (Cross)

Smart, William J., of Smart & Rolland, 33 Highstreet

Smellie, James, 2 MaxwelltonSmiley, Hugh H., G-allowhill, Renfrew road

SMILES, JAMES S., Surveyor of taxes, and lands

valuation Assessor, 1 Cotton street—house, Thrush-craig

Smith, Alexander, grocer, 6 Barclay street

Smith, Alexander, baker, 43 BroomlandsSmith, Alexander, tailor, 6 Love street

Smith, Benjamin, warehouseman at Charles Smith & Co.'s,

4 Garthland street

SMITH, CHARLES, & CO., shawl manufacturers, 115Causeyside

SMITH, CHARLES, of Charles Smith & Co., Saucei

BankSmith, Charles, jun., of James Carlile, Sons, & Co., 13

Carlile place

Smith & Cochran, milliners and dressmakers, 1 Highstreet

Smith, David, tobacconist, 18 Causeyside

SMITH, DUNCAN S., of Charles Smith & Co., 4 Garth-land street

Smith, George, contractor, 24 Glen street

PAISLEY. 113

SMITH, GEORGE, correspondent and agent of Glasgoiv

Daily Herald and Glasgow Weekly Herald, 16 Gil-

mour street—house, 2 Gilmour street

Smith, Helen, pawnbroker, 108 George street—house, 40

Lady lane

SMITH, JANET (late M'Kenzie's), wine and spirit mer-

chant, 3 St. Mirren street

Smith, Hugh, bootmaker, 30 Causeyside

Smith, James, shoemaker, 30 Glen street

Smith, James, at Spence, Sons, & Pinkerton, Glen street

Smith, John, contractor and builder, Canal street—house,

Camphill place

Smith, John, 3 Blackhall buidings

Smith, John Mv of Joseph Smith & Son, 56 Canal street

Smith, John, Wester Carriagehill

Smith, John, warehouseman at Charles Smith k Co.'s, 4

Garthland street

Smith, Joseph, of Joseph Smith & Son, 56 Canal street

SMITH, JOSEPH, & SON, grain and provision mer-

chants, 34 George street

Smith, Miss Janet, teacher, 125 George street—house, 43

do.

Smith, Mrs, grocer, 16 Orchard street

Smith, Mrs David, grocer and spirit dealer, 22 Causeyside

Smith, Mrs J., milliner, 34 Moss street

Smith, Mrs, grocer, 10 Silk street

Smith, Mrs, of Smith & Cochran, milliners and dress-

makers, 12 Abbey close

Smith, Mrs, matron, Industrial School

SMITH, RICHARD, manufacturing chemist, Craigielea

Chemical Works—house, Laurel Bank, Partick

Smith, Robert, turner, 9^ George street

SMITH, ROBERT, hatter, 88 and 89 High street-

house, Laigh Park Villa, Johnstone

Smith, Thomas, 89 High street

SMITH, THOMAS, superintendent, Industrial School,

Albion street

Smith, William, clerk, Post Office, 145 George street

Smith, William, farmer, New Mains, Inchinnan

Smith, William, tailor, 8 Love street

k 2

114 PAISLEY.

Smith, William, of Thomson, Smith, & Co., drapers, 16

Sandholes

Smith, William N., salesman, at William Cochran's, 6

WellmeadowSmith, W. B., yarn merchant, 7 Orchard street

SNODGRASS, JAMES, miller and grain merchant,

Saucel Mills—house, 24 Causeyside

Snodgrass, John, of John Snodgrass & Son, 5 Silk street

SNODGRASS, JOHN, & SON, house painters, decora-

tors, and glass gilders, paper hangers, oil and colour

merchants, 5 Silk street

Snodgrass, John N., of John Snodgrass & Son, 5 Silk

street

Snodgrass, Miss, milliner and straw hat maker, 66 Cau-seyside

Soinmerville, Jane, grocer and greengrocer, 21 Mossstreet

Sorley, William, officer Thread street U.P. Church, 10Thread street

Souden, Daniel, flesher, 25 Causeyside—house, 8 Georgestreet

Souden, William, flesher, 149 George street—house, 8

George street

Southwell, Peter, ropespinner, 18 High street—house, 65

Love street

SPEIRS, A., & SON, wholesale crystal and china mer-chants, and dealers in cotten and woollen waste, 15

Wellmeadow—keys above—(See advertisement)

Speirs, Alexander, of Speirs & Gibb, Castlehead

SPEIRS, DAVID, & CO., manufacturers, 167 Georgestreet

Speirs, David, foreman to William Mair, manufacturer,

6 Barclay street

Speirs, John, clerk at Speirs, Gibb, & Co.'s, Castlehead

SPEIRS & GIBB, coal merchants, Underwood and Stoneybrae depots—(See advertisement)

SPEIRS, GIBB, & CO., fire clay manufacturers, Cale-

donia Fire Clay Works, Burgh Lands, off Greenockroad

Speirs, Matthew, grocer, 21 Lawn street

PAISLEY. 115

SPEIRS, WILLIAM, china merchant, 13 WellmeadowSpence, James, of Spence, Sons, & Pinkerton, 62 Storie

street

Spence, John, of Spence, Sons, & Pinkerton, 62 Storie st.

Spence, John, jun., of Spence, Sons, & Pinkerton, 86High street

SPENCE, SONS, & PINKERTON, ham-curers, butter,

cheese, and provision merchants, 62 Storie street

Spreul, Andrew, smith, cartwright, and van-builder, 8

Christie street

Spreul, Andrew, veterinary surgeon, 8 Christie street

Spreul, Mrs Robert, 8 Christie street

Sproul, Alexander, spirit dealer, 6 Union street, Charleston

Sproul, Andrew, smith and farrier, 10 Lylesland

Sproul, James, chaplain, Abbey Poorhouse—house, 14

Barr street

Sproul, James, baker, 144 George street

Sproul, William, broker, 29 New Smithhills

STALKER, JOHN, silk, woollen, and cotton dyer, Bridge

Street Dyeworks (Newton) — house, Springbank,

Love street

STARK, MRS, matron, Female House of Refuge, Stowstreet

STEEL, JAMES, fishmonger and poulterer, 1 High st.—house, 9 St. James street—(See advertisement)

Steel, James, draper and clothier, 2 Smithhills—house,

36 Storie street

Steel, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 70 Canal street

STEEL, WILLIAM, spirit merchant, 12 Saucel—house,

7 Burn rowSteven, William, cowfeeder, 13 Prussia street

STEVENSON, DAVID, lemonade and ginger beer manu-facturer and bottler, 5 Glen lane—house, do.

Stevenson, James, grocer, 42 BroomlandsStevenson, James, cowfeeder and hay dealer, 25 Lawn

street

Stevenson, John, clerk, 36 CauseysideStevenson, John, furnisher, 6 Silk street

Stevenson, John, of John Stevenson & Sons, 77 NewSneddon

116 PAISLEY.

STEVENSON, JOHN, & SONS, tobacco and candle

manufacturers, 77 New SneddonStevenson, Mrs, spirit merchant, 22 New Smithhills

Stevenson, Mrs, Calside

Stevenson, Peter, farmer, Bardrain

Stevenson, Robert, tobacconist, 2 St. Mirren street

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Stewart, Robert, drayman with David Stevenson, 8 Abbeystreet

Stevenson, Robert, Paisley and Kilbarchan carrier—quarters, 12 Causeyside

Stevenson, Robert, of John Stevenson & Sons, 77 NewSneddon

Stevenson, Thomas, letter stamper, 6 Moss street

STEVENSON, THOMAS, grocer and wine and spirit

merchant, 8 Gauze street—house, 22 New Smithhills

Stevenson, William, traveller to Macfarlane & Co., 29

Lady lane

Stevenson, William, clerk, Union Bank of Scotland,

Gowanbank, Johnstone

Stewart, A. B., of John Stewart & Co., Falside HouseSTEWART, ALEXANDER, baker, 89 High street-

house, 103 George street

Stewart, Andrew, cowfeeder, 2 Moncrieff street

Stewart, Andrew, of James Stewart & Son, 59 Love street

Stewart, Henry, & Co., dyers, 1 North street

Stewart, Henry, of Henry Stewart & Co., 19 Wallace st.

Stewart, James, at Alexander, Gardner's, 3 Moss street

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house, 12 Caledonia street

Stewart, James, at David Murray & Sons, 17 Barclay st.

STEWART, JAMES, & CO., distillers, King street,

Sauce!

Stewart, James, 21 New SneddonStewart, James, & Sons, joiners and timber merchants, 20

New SneddonStewart, James, Inspector of Works to J. & P. Coats

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house, Nethercraigs

STEWART, JOHN, & CO., yarn and cloth merchants, 6

Forbes place

Stewart, John, of John Stewart & Co., Falside House

PAISLEY. . 117

Stewart, John, carter and contractor, 42 Back SneddonSTEWART, JOHN, at James Stewart & Co.'s, 3 King

street, Saucel

STEWART, JOHN, plumber, Prince's street, Port-Glas-

gow—house, 37 New SneddonSTEWART, JOHN M., manufacturer, 73 Mitchell street,

Glasgow,- Greenhill HouseStewart, Matthew, of John Stewart & Co., Falside HouseStewart, Misses, 17 Maxwellton

Stewart, Mrs Allan, farmer, Arkleston

Stewart, Mrs Robert, 2 St. James street

Stewart, Peter, pawnbroker, 28 New street

Stewart, Walter, spirit merchant, 25 New street

STEWART, WILLIAM, architect and land surveyor(architect to the Paisley School Board), 128 Welling-ton street, Glasgow

Stewart, William, at Hanna, Donald, & Wilson's, 25 Glenstreet

Stewart, William, farmer, Thornly

Stewart, William, head-master School of Art, 14 Gilmourstreet—house, Glasgow

STIRLING, HUGH, miller and grain merchant, Seedhill

mills—house, 24 Seedhill

STIRLING, JOHN, wholesale and retail wine and spirit

merchant, Terrace Tavern, 109 High street

Stirling, M., milliner, 24 Seedhill

Stirling, Robert, spirit merchant, Bowlers' Tavern, 2

WellmeadowStirling, Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, 1 Garthland

street

Stirrat, W. B., of Barr, Stirrat, & Co., Garmoyle Villa,

LangbankSTOBO, THOMAS, market gardener, WestmarchStobo, John, WestmarchStobo, Thomas, jnn., WestmarchSTORIE, JOHN, manufacturer, Cumberland court,

Causeyside—house, 16 Orchard street

STORRIE, J. & W., china merchants and waste dealers,

37 High street and 1 Storie street—(See advertise-

ment)

118 PAISLEY.

Storrie, James, of J. & W. Storrie, 1 Storie street

Storrie, William, of J. & W. Storrie, 1 Storie street

Stow School, Stow place—Misses Brown & Dalziel,

teachers

Strachan, James, of "Wilson & Strachan, 6 WellmeadowStrang, James, farmer, WhitefordStrathern, A. M., manager, " Caledonia Engine Works,"

10 St. James street

Sturrock, Rev. James B., minister of Free High Church,29 Oakshaw street

SUNTER, JOHN, assistant station master, Gilmourstreet Railway Station, 2 Maxwell street

Sunter, William, cabinetmaker, 23 Lady lane

SUTHERLAND, DONALD, superintendent of police-house, 29 Old Sneddon

Swan, James, Wattiston, LochwinnochSWAN, J. & M., bakers, 73 CauseysideSweenie, David, boot and shoemaker, 8 Neilston roadSweenie, James, draper, 8 Stevenson street

SYMINGTON, J. M., silk and yarn merchant, Causeysidecourt, 14 Causeyside—residence, Oakshaw House

Symington, Misses, 33 Oakshaw street

Tagg, Alexander, teacher, Causeyside street school, 29St. James street

Tannahill, Andrew, officer Middle Church, 17 Wardrop st.

TAYLOR, ALLAN, flesher, 12 Moss street—house, 15do.

Taylor, Andrew, designer, 56 CauseysideTAYLOR, DAVID, M.D., 7 St. James placeTAYLOR, JAMES H., School Board officer, 15 Gilmour

street—house, 2 Hunter street

Taylor, Thomas H., supervisor, Inland Revenue, 1 Christie

street

Taylor, John, farmer, Moss-side, Greenock roadTaylor, John, M.A., teacher, 125 George street—house,

57 Canal street

Taylor, Miss, dressmaker, 15 High street

Taylor, Mrs, midwife, 65 George street

Taylor, Mrs Thomas, spirit dealer, Moss-side, Greenockroad

PAISLEY. 119

TAYLOR, ROBERT, family draper, Terrace buildings,

109 High street, and 5 Smithhills—house, 1 Gauzestreet

Telfer, Gavin, hide and skin broker, 55 and 57 Greendykestreet, Glasgow, 5 New Smithhills

TEMPLETON, ANDREW, builder—yard, 17 Under-wood road—house, 28 Glen street

Templeton, Robert, calico printer, 12 Saucel

Templeton, Mrs William, victualler, grocer, and spirit

dealer, 13 Canal street

Templeton, William, spirit merchant, 25 Carriagehill

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house, do.

Templeton, William, carter, 36 Back SneddonTennent, Allan, of Lamberton & Tennent, 6 George

THE GLENIFFER SOAP COMPANY, Blackhall

THE PAISLEYH ERALD AND RENFREWSHIREADVERTISER, 2 Gilmour street—printing esta-

blishment, ]0 High street—(See advertisement)

THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY OFNEW YORK, makers of Singer's sewing machines

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branch office for Paisley, 103 High street—JohnMarshall, manager

THEATRE ROYAL, Moss street—Morison Kyle, Glas-

gow, proprietor—resident manager, G. H. George,15 Moss street

Thom, John, farmer, OldbarTHOMSON, ALEXANDER, card cutter and warper, 1

Prussia street—house, 13 Abbey street

THOMSON, ANDREW, spirit dealer, 5 Williamsburgh—house, 7 do.

Thomson, David, of Thomson & Allan, engineers, John-stone—house, 65 Love street

THOMSON, H. H., of Sacell Brewery Co., 55 Highstreet

Thomson, James, of William Philips & Co., 45 Highstreet

THOMSON, JOHN, brush, basket, comb, and fancywarehouse, 87 High street, corner of Churchhill—

.

house, 90 High street— (See advertisement)

120 PAISLEY.

Thomson, John, cloth agent, 1 St. James street

Thomson, John, currier, 29 Thread street

Thomson, John, gardener to Thomas Coats, Ferguslie

House, 45 MaxwelltonThomson, J. Gray, teacher of English, &c, John Neilson

Institution, and High Parish Session Clerk—Tues-days and Fridays, 7 to 9 p.m. at house, 10 St. Jamesstreet

THOMSON, JOHN, stationer and bookseller, 7 High st.

(Cross)—house, 11 Barclay street)

Thomson, John, of William Philips & Co., 45 High street

THOMSON, JOSEPH, furnishing ironmonger, plumber,

tinsmith, and gasfitter, 98 High street—house, 11 St.

James place—(See advertisement)

THOMSON, MATTHEW, sexton for High and LowParishes, 14 School wynd

THOMSON, MISS, teacher of music, 13 Abbey street

Thomson, Miss, 66 Hiajh street

THOMSON, MRS ARCHIBALD, innkeeper, CountyHotel, County place

Thomson, Mrs, dressmaker, 2 Wardrop street

Thomson, Mrs Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, 10 Storie

street

Thomson, Mrs, confectioner, 44 Moss street—house, 16 do.

Thomson, Mrs, spirit dealer, 30 Ferguslie

THOMSON, REV. JOHN, D.D., Free St. George's

Manse, Blackball terrace

THOMSON, SMITH, & Co., drapers, 23 High street

Thomson, Thomas, salesman at James Purves's, 10 War-drop street

Thomson, William, of Thomson, Smith, & Co., 16 Sand-

holes

Thomson, William, at Sacell Brewery, 55 High street

Thomson, William, at Sacell Brewery, 8 George street

Thomson, William C, tailor and clothier, 8 High street

(Cross)—house, 11 Neilston street

Thomson, William, spirit dealer, 45 BroomlandsThomson, William, gardener, 16 West street

Tibbets, Alexander, manager to Robertson & Son, hatters,

2 Camphill place

PAISLEY. 121

TODD, ALEXANDER, & CO., manufacturers, 15Causeyside—house, 23 George street

Todd, George, jun., of Hill & Todd, 41 High street

Todd, George, brassfounder, 13 High street—house, 41 do.

Todd, Mrs George, 61 Love street

Tomney, John, broker, 17 Moss street

Tonner, Michael D., assistant inspector to AbbeyParochial Board, 90 Canal street

Towers, Daniel, officer of Congregational Chapel, 9 BackSneddon

Train, Mrs John, grocer, 31 George street

Trench, James, blacksmith, 15 Storie street

Trench, Robert, weavers' agent, 7 Orchard street

Tudhope, John, farmer, Meikleriggs

Tudhope, John, gardener and contractor, 11 Barclay street

TURNBULL, JAMES, joiner and timber merchant, 12Wallneuk—house, Abbey street

Turnbull, Mrs, baker, 78 BroomlandsTweedie, John, officer Free High Church, 35 High street

Twigg, Misses, 27 Gauze street

Tyre, James, cowfeeder, 37 Ferguslie

Tyre, John, clerk at Hodge, Young, & Martin's, 146George street

UNDERWOOD CO-OPERATIVE COAL COMPANY(Limited), coal merchants, Underwood Depot

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Robert Moore, salesmanUNION BANK OF SCOTLAND, 3 Gilmour street-

William Abercrombie, agentUre, David, of J. & D. Ure, 6 Brown's lane, CauseysideURE, J. & D., grocers and provision merchants, 4 High

street (Cross)

Ure, James, of J. & D. Ure, 18 George street

URE, THOMAS, grocer and provision merchant, 97Causeyside—house, 6 Brown's lane

Urie, Robert, jun., flour merchant, 1 Garthland lane

Urquhart, John, confectioner, 15 Broomlands

Vallance, Hugh, joiner and cabinetmaker, 17 Moss street

—house, Inkle street

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Vallance, James, Water brae (Burgh)

Vallance, Mrs John, Water brae (Burgh)

Waddell, Mrs, confectioner, 28 Great Hamilton street

Waddell, Mrs Jane, spirit dealer, 60 Causeyside

Waddell, William, confectioner and greengrocer, 36 Moss

street

Wales, Hugh, grocer, 27 Williamsburgh—house, 92 High

street

Wales, James, spirit merchant, 37 Causeyside

Walker, Alexander, cowfeeder, 32 Castle street

Walker, Andrew, at William Walker's, dyers, 3 Cart

street

Walker, Andrew, late manufacturer, 8 George street

WALKER, DRYBROUGH, & CO., yarn printers,

dyers and scourers—works Arkleston, near Paisley

—

Glasgow office, 82 Virginia street

Walker, Hugh, grocer and spirit dealer, 16 Broomlands

Walker, James, cowfeeder, 33 Causeyside

Walker, James, grocer, 16 Broomlands

Walker, James, jobbing gardener, 78 George street

Walker, Jessie, dressmaker, 19 New Smithhills

Walker, John Blair, clerk, National Bank of Scotland, 24

Causeyside

Walker, John, baker, 22 WellmeadowWalker, John, jun., of Walkers & Co., 5 Gateside

Walker, John, 24 Causeyside

WALKER, JOHN, commercial traveller, 12 Wardropstreet

WALKER, JOHN, potato merchant, 23 Abbey street

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house, do.

Walker, John, surgeon-dentist, treasurer to the Alexander

Wilson Lodge of Oddfellows, 92 High street—(See

advertisement)

Walker, Margaret, confectioner, 13 Moss street

Walker, Margaret, farmer, Windy Hall

Walker, Martin, pawnbroker, 1 George street

Walker, Miss, teacher of piano and harmonium, 12 War-drop street

Walker, Mrs Francis, china merchant and waste dealer, 1

Neilston street

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Walker, Mrs Margaret, grocer, 100 George street

Walker, Mrs, spirit dealer, 5 North Croft

WALKER, ROBERT, spirit merchant, 2 St. Mirren

street—house, 14 Barr street

Walker, Robert, 12 Queen street

Walker, Samuel, bill-poster, 17 Causeyside

Walker, Thomas, of Millar, Walker, & Millar, 23 Mossstreet

Walker, William, cowfeeder, Ferguslie

Walker, William, dyer, 32 High street—house, 3 Cart

street

Walker, William, cowfeeder, 23 Abbey street

WALKERS & CO., shawl manufacturers, 113 Causey-

side

WALLACE, ANDREW, & SON, silk, cotton, and

woollen dyers, Cumberland dye-works, Cumberland

place, Causeyside

Wallace, Andrew, of Andrew Wallace & Son, 20 Gauze

street

Wallace, Andrew, jun., of Andrew Wallace & Son, 26

Causeyside

WALLACE, BERNARD, rag and waste merchant, 13

South Croft—(See advertisement)

WALLACE, CHARLES, slater, 23 New Smithhills—

house, do.

WALLACE, CONNELL, & CO., plumbers and lead

merchants, 8 Gilmour street, Paisley, and 9 Manse

street, Renfrew

WALLACE & CONNELL, plumbers, 42 St. Enochsquare, 190 North street, and brassfounders, 59

M'Alpine street, Glasgow

Wallace, Hugh, Stanley place, 48 Causeyside

Wallace, George, officer of Baptist Church, Lady lane, 38

Lady lane

Wallace, Mrs, grocer, 1 Dovesland

WALLACE, JOHN, tobacconist, 24 High street—house,

do.

Wallace Miss Elizabeth, milliner and straw hat maker, 33

George street

Wallace, Mrs David, draper, 14 Barclay street

1 24 PAISLEY.

WALLACE, PETER, joiner and timber merchant, 27Broomlands—house, do.

Wallace, William, parcels agent, Gilmour Street Station,

11 Abbey street

WALLACH, HENRY, ofAnderson & Wallach, Riecarts-

bar house

Walsh, William, salesman at David Gilmour's, WesterCarriagehill place

WARNOCK, JAMES, shipper of goods from Paisley

to Glasgow, Greenock, &c, 5 East Buchanan street

WASON, CHARLES D., teacher of the Educational

Institute, 166 George street—house, 36 High street

Wason, James, under manager at J. Clark & Co.'s, 6 Ban-

street

Wason, W. K., Stevenson street School

Waterston, Alexander, assistant registrar for AbbeyParish, 24 Glen street

WATERSTON, J. & R., painters, paper hangers, and

oil and colour merchants, 4 County place—house, 23

Calside

WATERSTON, ROBERT, registrar of births, &c, andsession-clerk for Abbey Parish, and agent for British

Imperial Insurance Corporation, 4 Smithhills—house,

Williamsburgh

Waters, William, clerk at R. Kerr & Son's, 1 Hamiltonstreet

WATSON & PATTISON, builders and monumentalworkers, Lady lane, opposite Victoria place—(See

advertisement)

Watson, Christopher, farmer, East FulwoodWatson, Daniel, of Watson and Pattison, 42 Lady lane

WATSON, REV. DAVID, of Middle Parish Church, 49

Love street

Watson, Gabriel, foreman at Andrew Wallace & Son's, 6

Wardrop street

Watson, James, Stanley place, 50 Causeyside

Watson, James, foreman porter, Gilmour Street Railway

Station, 22 Inkle street

WATSON, RICHARD, editor of " Paisley Herald andRenfrewshire Advertiser," 2 Gilmour street—house,

4 Gauze street

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Watson, Robert, oil and colour merchant, 1 George street

—house, 10 Stow street

WATSON, ROBERT, rope and twine manufacturer, 82High street—house, 1 Stevenson street

Watson, Robert, jun., at John Donochy & Co.'s, 10 Stowstreet

Watson, Thomas, tea merchant, 53 High street

Watson, Thomas, yarn and waste merchant, 34 Causey-

side

Watson, Thomas, Maxwellton Farm, 7 Neil street

WATSON, WILLIAM B., "Paisley Herald" Printing

Office, l0 High street—house, 4 Gauze street

WATSON, WILLIAM, flesher, 2 High street—house, 29New Smithhills

Watson, William, 6 Silk street

WATT, ROBERT, grocer, 58 George street—house, 8

West Campbell street

Watt, Robert, tailor, 24 BroomlandsWebster, Andrew, warper, 12 Abbey street

Webster, James F., clerk at Peter Kerr & Son's, 7 Renfrewstreet

Weddell, John, furnisher, 39 High street

WEIR, ANDREW, feuar, 33 WilliamsburghWeir, Flora C, teacher, Hunter Street School, 84 George

street

WEIR, GEORGE, upholsterer and cabinetmaker, 93High street—house, 16 Gilmour street—(See adver-

tisement)

WEIR, JAMES, wine and spirit merchant, 63 Broom-lands

Weir, James, farmer, Barskiven

Weir, James, wholesale and retail grocer, and cheese mer-chant, 10 Smithhills—branch shop, 24 Gordon's lane,

Saucel—house, 7 Gateside

Weir, James, salesman at William Gibson's, 18 Orchardstreet

Weir, John, grocer, 15 Gauze street

Weir, William, farmer, ParkhouseWEIR, WILLIAM, spirit merchant, 2 Millarston—house,

26 Ferguslie

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Weir, William, grocer and spirit merchant, 51 Georgestreet

WELSH, WILLIAM, carpet and bed quilt manufacturer,

Macdowall street—house, 9 St. James street

Welsh, William, jun., manager at William Welsh's, 25 St.

James street

Western Boot Company, 3 Smithhills

Whammond, James, spirit dealer, 10 Caledonia street

White, Alexander, manufacturer, Potterhill

WHITE, GEORGE, seedsman, nurseryman, and florist,

3 Moss street—nursery and residence, Carriagehill

House—(See advertisement)

White, James, 2 Caledonia street

White, John, farmer, HairshawWhite, John, stocking manufacturer, 23 Lady lane

White, John, of Thomas White & Sons, 5 George street

White, Matthew, of Thomas White & Sons, 5 Georgestreet

White, Thomas, farmer, Yonderton, Inchinnan road

WHITE, THOMAS, & SONS, engineers and machinemakers, 28 Gordon's lane

White, Thomas, of Thomas White & Sons, 5 George st.

White, William, farmer, Fulwood, HoustonWHITEFORD, ANDREW, coal merchant, Underwood

depot—house, 141 George street

Whiteford, James, grocer, 4 Lylesland

WHITEFORD, JAMES, fruiterer, 53 Causeyside and 4Lylesland—house, 4 Lylesland— (See advertisement)

WHITEFORD, J. H., photographer, 25 Storie street—(See advertisement)

Whiteford, Miss, milliner and straw hat maker, 82 Broom-lands—house, 80 do.

Whiteford, William, beamer, 17 Castle street

Whitehead, Alexander, M.B. and CM., 10 Moss street

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house, 44 BroomlandsWhitehead, Joseph, agent for the Scottish Widows' Fund,

the Westminster Fire and Westminster and GeneralLife Insurance Companies, and National Provincial

Plate Glass Insurance Companies, 16 Moss street

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house, 44 Broomlands

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WHITEHEAD, WALTER, grocer, 44 Broomlands; and

coal merchant—depots, Underwood and Stoney brae

—office, 16 Moss street—house, 44 BroomlandsWHITEHILL, M., & CO., shawl manufacturers, 7 Causey-

side

Whyte, Miss, milliner and straw hat maker, 43 High st.

Wbyte, Miss, 31 Gauze street

Whyte, Mrs James, grocer, 9 Wardrop street

Wight, William, Inland Revenue officer, 9 Sandholes

Wilkie, John, painter and paper hanger, 39 High street

Wilkie, Mrs, grocer, 34 Canal street

Wilkie, Thomas, shorthand writer and reporter, 30 Glenstreet

WILLIAMS, WILLIAM, bill-poster and broker, 18 OldSneddon

Williamson, Mrs M., grocer, 40 WellmeadowWilliamson, Robert, plumber and gasfitter, 93 Causeyside

Wills, James, provision merchant, 63 George street

Wills, William, of William Wills & Co., 14 Barclay street

WILLS, WILLIAM, & CO., dyers, bleachers, and finish-

ers, Colinslee works, Neilston roadWilson, Adam, dyer, 13 George street

Wilson, Rev. Alexander, minister of the Evangelical

Union Church—house, Stanley place, 50 CauseysideWilson & Strachan, manufacturers, 8 Causeyside

WILSON, BROTHERS, powerloom cloth manufacturers,

George street factory, 147 George street, Paisley; andplain and fancy muslin manufacturers, 91 Mitchell

street, GlasgowWilson, Charles, flesher, 21 Sandholes

Wilson, Daniel, flesher, 5 Lawn street

Wilson, David, of M. Whitehill & Co., Harmony Cottage,

Falside

Wilson, D., police officer, 9 Abbey street

Wilson, George, foreman to Robert Kerr & Son, Garth-land lane

Wilson, Henry, baker, 20 WellmeadowWilson, James, factor to Lord Blantyre, Freeland, near

Bishopton

Wilson, James, watchmaker and jeweller, 92 High street

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WILSON, JAMES, jun., factor, Dykebar House, Barr-

head road

Wilson, James, flesher, 11 Smithhills

Wilson, James, commission agent for printing material,

&c, 13 Canal street

Wilson, J. D., cashier to John Morgan & Co., 19 Sand-holes

Wilson, JohnM., of Wilson, Brothers, Clerkhill, Dalreoch,

DumbartonWilson, John, of Wilson & Strachan, Stanley place, 48

Causeyside

Wilson, John, of M. Whitehill & Co., Calside Villa

Wilson, John, surgeon, 13 BroomlandsWilson, Mary, furnisher, 81 New SneddonWilson, Miss J., dressmaker, 44 Moss street

Wilson, Mrs, 44 Moss street

Wilson, Mrs Andrew, 1 Christie street

Wilson, Mrs, 5 Christie street

Wilson, Mrs John, Garthland street (north side)

Wilson, R., baker, 1 Cross street

Wilson, Robert, baker, 111 George street

Wilson, Robert, manager at William Poison & Co.'s, 1

Hamilton street

Wilson, Robert, bookseller, 84 Broomlands—house, 19

Lady lane

Wilson, Robert, of Hanna, Donald, & Wilson, 4 Under-wood road

Wilson, Robert, slater,. 21 West street

Wilson, Thomas, farmer, North Hillington, Glasgow road

Wilson, Thomas, chemist and druggist, 36 Ferguslie

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house, 29 MaxwelltonWilson, Thomas, builder, Neilston road—house, Mansfield

place, Neilston road

Wilson, Walter, & Sons, wholesale importer of French

and German fancy goods, 4 Storie street

Wilson, William, of Wilson, Brothers, Eton Villa, Calside

WILSON, WILLIAM, bookseller, stationer, bookbinder,

and news-agent, 107 High street (Coffee-room

Buildings)—workshop, 18 Gilmour street—house,

101 High street

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Wilson, William, chemist and druggist, 29 Maxwellton

Wilson, William, grocer, 9 Orchard street

Wilson, William, slater, 19 Sandholes

Wingate, John, cowfeeder, 10 Gateside

Wingate, Robert, keeper of Coffee-Room, 18 Barclaystreet

WINNING, JAMES, accountant, house-factor, and in-

surance agent for Fire, Life, and Plate Glass, Terracebuildings, 109 High street—house, Crawflower Cot-

tage, Mary street

Wolferstan, Captain Hercy Pipe, 26th Camerouians,Paisley Barracks, Williamsburgh

WOOD, JAMES, coal merchant, Underwood and Stoneybrae depots, Paisley; aDd Fulbar street, Renfrew

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house, 48 Oakshaw street

Wood, John, coal merchant, Underwood depot—house, 9

St. James street

Woodrow, Matthew, jobbing smith and bellhanger, 42New street

Woodrow, Mrs, grocer and spirit dealer, 9 Williams-

burghWoodrow, John, 28 St. James street

WOTHERSPOON, JOHN B., of Ross & Duncan, and of

the Glenfield Thread Company, Abercorn place

WOTHERSPOON, W. S., tobacconist, 8 High street

(Cross)—house, 15 Wardrop street

WOTHERSPOON, WILLIAM, manufacturer of the

Glenfield Starch-—works, Maxwellton— warehouses,

Kinning Park, Glasgow, and Queen street, London—(See advertisements) — residence, MaxwelltonHouse, Paisley

Wright, Daniel, farmer, New Mains, Renfrew road

Wright, James, 91 High street

Wright, John, brush, basket, comb, and toy warehouse, 3

Moss street and 98 Causeyside—house, 98 do.

Wright, John, hairdresser, 98 Causeyside

Wright, Mrs A., victualler, 23 Abbey street

Wright, Peter, farmer, Knock, off Renfrew road

WRIGHT, ROBERT, wine and spirit merchant, 4 Cottonstreet—house, do.

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WRIGHT, ROBERT, joiner, 4 Cotton street

WYLIE & CAMERON, ironmongers and plumbers, 3

High street

Wylie, Mrs John, 26 Maxwellton street

Wylie, Mrs, 13 Sandholes

WYLIE, R. S., grocer, and wine and spirit merchant, 71

Love street

WYLIE, WILLIAM, boot and shoemaker, 2 Broomlands,

54 Causeyside, and 22 High street—house, 80 Broom-lands

Wynne, Teddy, waste dealer, 69 Back Sneddon

YATES, Thomas, of James Carlile, Sons, & Co., Lang-roods

Youl, Alexander, of Youl & Drennan, 27 Glen street

Youl & Drennan, boot and shoemakers, 89 High street

Young, Alexander, plasterer, 7 William street—house, 14

BroomlandsYoung, David, of Hodge, Young, & Martin, 6 Blackhall

buildings

Young, George, designer, 64 Love street

Young, George M., shopman to Mrs Elizabeth Young, 5

BroomlandsYoung, James, boot and shoemaker, 26 Maxwellton street

Young, James, Gallowhill

Young, James A., clerk at Hodge, Foung, & Martin's, 6

Blackhall buildings

Young, James, of Young, Son, & Co., 7 George street

YOUNG, JOHN, boot and shoe manufacturer, 93 Highstreet—house, do.—(See advertisement)

Young, John, farmer, Fulwood, HoustonYoung, John, mason, 15 West brae

YOUNG, JOHN, & CO., timber merchants, Burgh SawMills, Caledonia street

Young, John, quartermaster-sergeant, Militia Staff Bar-racks, Williamsburgh

Young, John, 27 Well street

Young, John, starch and corn flour manufacturer, Napierworks—Caledonia Lone, house, Greenock road

Young, John, of John Young & Co., Castlehead

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Young, John, draper, 87 High street

YOUNG, JOHN, brassfounder, 15 AJbbey close—house,

5 Garthland lane

Young, J., milliner, 45 George street

Young, Miss, milliner, 87 High street

YOUNG, MORRIS, curator Free Library and Museum,High street

Young, Mrs Elizabeth, wine and spirit merchant, 5 Broom-lands

Young, Mrs James, eating-house keeper, 5 Canal street

Young, Mrs James, mangier, 55 Storie street

Young, Mrs Robert, manufacturer and weavers' furnisher,

44 George street—house, 33 do.

YOUNG, ROBERT, plumber, 42 High street—house, 47do.

Young, Robert B., clerk, Post Office, 1 1 Sandholes

Young, Robert S., of Young, Son, and Co., 29 CauseysideYoung, Samuel, of John Young & Co., 26 St. James street

Young, Stephen A. M'L., 3 West street

YOUNG, SON, & Co., manufacturers, 106 Causeyside

Young, William, cowfeeder, and hay and straw merchant,

11 BroomlandsYoung, William M., of Young, Son, & Co., 29 Causeyside

Young, William, 82 High street

YOUNGER, GEORGE, & Co., yarn merchants andagents, 15 Causeyside, and 1 North Court, RoyalExchange, Glasgow—Robert Armour, agent

YU1LL, JAMES, scarf and shawl manufacturer, 11 ForbesPlace—house, Craigielea, Blackstoun road

Yuill, Mrs William, 33 Old Sneddon

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PAISLEY DIRECTORYARRANGED BY TRADES AND PROFESSIONS.

Accountants.

Barclay, H. B., Canal BankBoyd, Robert, 15 Gilmour street

Fisher, John, 4 Causeyside

Gibb, John, 8 King street, BroomlandsHart, Alexander, 6 Gauze street

Hodge, Archibald, Castlehead

Lyle, Dalrymple, 4 High street

Muir, John, 23 Moss street

M'Gown, Alex. B., 14 Gilmonr street

M'Gown, John, 14 Gilmour street

Robertson, J. Jack, 52 Storie street

Winning, James, Terrace Buildings, 109 High street

Agents and Commission Agents.

Allan, John S., 23 George street

Armour, Robert, 15 CauseysideCampbell, A. R., 19 Storie street

Cook, Archibald, 7 GatesideGilmour, David, 5 CauseysideHunter, Robert, 97 CauseysideHunter, William, 97 CauseysideHutton, Robert, 40 BroomlandsJamieson, John, 21 St. James street

Macalpine, Thos. W., 48 Moss street

Muir, A. Craig (Glasgow), 47 Oakshaw street

Muir, Roger W. (Glasgow), Annfield villa, CastleheadMuir, Robert, 3 Castle street

Nicolson, John (Glasgow), Marylea, Calside

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Robertson & M'Kinlay, 103 High street

Rodger, "William, Lylesland Cottage

Thomson, John, 1 St. James street

Wilson, James, 13 Canal street

Architects and Land Surveyors-

Hutchison, John, 109 West George street, Glasgow—house, Fairhill, Calside, where messages canbe left

Lamb, J. Barr, 6 St. James place

Rennison & Scott, 15 Gilmour street

Stewart, William, 128 Wellington street, Glasgow

Auctioneers and Appraisers.

Hunter, Matthew, 10 Moss street

MacFadyen, James Russell, 9 Churchhill and 28Wellmeadow

Paterson, Robert, 10 Bridge street

Reid, James, 18 High street

Bakers.

Barclay, John, 19 Smithhills

Barr, Alexander, 5 Love street

Barr, Mrs John, 24J Causeyside

Brown, Mrs Hugh, 56 Causeyside

Buchanan, Joseph, 152 George street

Carmichael, Peter, 47 High street

Carruth, John, 39 George street

Clark, John, 4 Lawn street

Cowan, Robert, 18 Glen street

Craig, John, 17 WellmeadowDavidson, Matthew, 6 Silk street

Dempster, John, 2 Dovesland

Galbraith, John, 37 Moss street

Gibson, Andrew, 38 High street

Gilmour, Allan, 82 Canal street

Goudie, John, 18 BroomlandsGrieve, Robert, jun., 52 Caledonia street

Hamilton, Mrs James, 4 Smithhills

Hamilton, Robert, 70 Causeyside

Hamilton, Thomas, 19 Causeyside

PAISLEY. 135

Henderson, Mrs, 12 Gauze street

Kelly, James, 34 High street

Kennedy, John, 31 High street

Kerr, Alexander, 25 High street

Lamb & Robertson, 26 Gauze street

Lang, John, jun., 78 High street

Lockhart, Alexander, 25 Gordon's lane

Morton, John G., 43 BroomlandsMuir, Mrs Matthew, 32 Storie street

Muir, Robert, 27 New SneddonMunro, James, 24 Gauze street

M'Ghee, Maxwell, 6 BroomlandsM'Kean, James, 36 High street

M'Lean, Neil, 105 George street

Maclerie, George, 7 High street

M'Millan, Dugald. 41 BroomlandsM'Nicol, John, 5 Moss street

M'Pherson, Joseph, 8 BroomlandsOliver, Robert, 73 Love street

Orr, John, 13 Smithhills

Orr, Thomas, 13 St. James place

Paisley Bread Association, 7 Hospital lane

Paterson, James, 66 BroomlandsPatrick, Thomas, 69 BroomlandsPeacock, Robert, 5 George street

Richmond, James, 22 High street

Richmond, William, 46 Moss street

Ritchie, William, 103 Causeyside

Scott, William, 55 Causeyside

Sim, Duncan and Peter, 6 Glen street

Simpson, Peter, 33 Causeyside

Sinclair, D., 3 Garthland street

Smith, Alexander, 43 BroomlandSproul, James, 144 George street

Stewart, Alexander, 89 High street

Swan, J. & M., 73 Causeyside

Turnbull, Mrs, 78 BroomlandsWalker, John, 22 WellmeadowWilson, Henry, 17 WellmeadowWilson, R., 1 Cross street

Wilson, Robert, 111 George street

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Bankers.

Abercrombie, "William, Union Bank, 3 Giluiour street

Finlator, Thomas, City of Glasgow BankGuilleaume, Peter, National Bank, 1 Forbes place

Hutcheson, John, Bank of Scotland, 8 St. Mirren st.

Macfarlane, Hugh, British Linen Company's Bank,17 Gilmour street

Murray, David, Royal Bank of Scotland, 13 Gilmourstreet

Pollock, Alexander, City of Glasgow Bank, 102 Highstreet (Cross)

Russell, Robert, Clydesdale Bank, 7 High street

Belt Makers.Baird, William, successor to Wm. Stirling & Co., 86

High street

Knox, John, 2 New street

Bill Fosters.

Jamieson, John, Renfrew Toll

Walker, Samuel, 17 Causeyside

Williams, William, 18 Old Sneddon

Bleachers, Shawl 'Washers, Scourers, &c-

Aikman, J. & G., Cumberland place

Fulton, William, & Sons, Glenfield

Hamilton, Adam, & Sons, Blackland Mill

Hamilton, William, Caledonia lone

Hogg, Archibald, 40 Causeyside and 2 Forbes place

Hutchison, William, jun., & Co., George place

Liggat, David, & Co., Colinslee

Lounsdale Bleaching Company, Lounsdale

M'Lardie, J. N.;& Co., Meikleriggs, and Marshall's

lane

Paisley House of Refuge (washing and dressing)

Pollock & Cochran, Thrushcraig

Robertson, M., & Co., FoxbarRoss, George, Seedhill

Walker, Drybrough, & Co., Arkleston

Wills, William, & Co., Colinslee, Neilston road

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Bookbinders.

Carswell, David, 35 Storie street

Carswell, John, 4 High street

Parlane, J. & R., 97 High street

Ritchie, David, Cumberland place, Causeyside

Wilson, William, 107 High street and 18 Gilmour st.

Booksellers and Stationers.

Anderson, James, 60 High street

Barbour, John, 100 Causeyside

Barbour, John, jun., 1 Smithhills

Beckett, James, 109 High street

Beckett, Matthew, 104 High street

Beckett, Mrs Hugh, 151 George street

Caldwell, J., 2 Gilmour street

Carr, Samuel, 68 Causeyside

Gardner, Alexander, 3 Moss street

Glassford, David, 22 Smithhills

Goudie, James, 24 High street

Hay, Robert, & Son, 10 High street

Melville, T. James, 77 High street

M'Dougal, John, 4 Moss street

Macintyre, William, 6 High street (Cross)

"Paisley Herald" Office, Waterloo place, 2 Gilmourstreet



Reid, John, 7 BroomlandsRitchie, David (manufacturing stationer), Cumberland

place, Causeyside

Small, Mrs, 63 Causeyside

Thomson, John, 7 High street

Watson, William B., 10 High street

Wilson, Robert, 84 BroomlandsWilson, William, 107 High street (Cross)

Boot and Shoemakers.Andrew, Robert, 5 Smithhills

Boyle, James, 37 Back SneddonBruce, Alexander, 34 Glen street

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Campbell, Alexander, 12 St. James place

Campbell, Mrs Elizabeth, clogmaker, 6 St. Mirren st.

Campbell, Noble, 5 Bridge street, NewtownCaskie & Son, 28 WellmeadowCochran, John W., 5 Lylesland

Crawford, Gavin, 92 High street

Dick, James, & Sons, 166 George street (wholesale)

Dobbie, William, 149 George street

Donaldson, Hugh, 56 Storie Street

Douglas, Duncan, 44 Causeyside

Drennan, John, 34 Ferguslie

Forsyth, George, 69 High street

Forsyth, Robert, 2 Neilston road

Galbraith, Charles, 6 Moss street

Gibson, MacKellar, & Co., 16 Causeyside (whole-

sale)

Haggarty, William, 41 New street

Hardie, Alexander, 22 Lady lane

Houston, John, 15 Smithhills

Howatson, James, 4 Barr street

Hutchison, Robert, 83 High street, and 70 Broom-

lands

Jaap, John, 109 High street

Jamieson, Samuel, 6 Lylesland

Jeffrey, John, 4 Albion street

Kennedy, Archibald, 9 Prussia street

Leslie, John, 19 Glen street

Marshall, Miss, 81 High street

Mitchell, John S., 4 High street

Morrison, James, 14 Stock street

Murray, J., 3 West street

M'Arthur, William, 111 George street

M'Aulay, James, 3 New Smithhills

M'Ausland, Alexander, 14 High street

M'Ausland, James, 5 New Smithhills

M'Donald, Allan, 6 Neilston street

M'Gilchrist, Alexander, 15 Moss street

M'Gill, Robert, 23 Cotton street

M'Kenzie, Hugh, 13 Gauze street

M'Lachlan, Dugald, 17 Gauze street

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M'Millan, Peter, 11 Cotton street

M'Msh, Robert, 94 High street

M'Nish, Mrs Wm., 5 County place and 42 Moss st.

Paterson, A. & W., 97 High street

Paterson, Hugh, 30 St. James street

Paton, John, 17 Orchard street

Pettigrew, William, 65 George street

Smith, Hugh, 30 Causeyside

Smith, James, 30 Glen street

Sweenie, David, 8 Neilston road

Western Boot Company, 3 Smithhills

Wylie, William, 2 Broomlands, 54 Causeyside, and22 High street

Youl & Drennan, 89 High street

Young, James, 26 Maxwellton street

Young, John, 93 High street

Boxmakers (Fancy).


Brassfoun&ers.

Cochran & M'Gechan, 20 and 21 Abbey close

Morrison, John, & Sons, Dyers' wyndPorteous, Dundas S., Snawdoun Works, 55 Back

SneddonTodd, George, 13 High street

Young, John, 15 Abbey close

Brewer.

Sacell Brewery Co., 8 Saucel

Brickmakers and Brickbuil&ers,

Brown, Robert, & Son—town office, Sneddon Bridge

—works, Caledonia, Shortroods, & Ferguslie

Bell & M'Lachlan, Shortroods Brickworks—office, 2

Glen lane

Gait, John—works, Nethercommon—yard, 14 Abbeyclose—house, 1 Underwood lane

M'Kaig, Thomas, Victoria Brick Works, 28 Lovestreet—house, 30 New Sneddon

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Pollock, William, 25 Moss street—office and yard, 1

Hunter street

Rankin, John, & Co., North Caledonia Brick Works,Love street

Robertson & Hillcoat, Lady lane

Brush, Basket, Comb, Toy, and Fancy Goods

"Warehouses.

Craig, James, 21 CauseysideFoulds, J. & J., 8 Moss street

Lockhart, Elizabeth, 69 BroomlandsM'Gown, Adam, East lane, Williamsburgh

Thomson, John, 87 High street (corner of Church-

hill)

Wilson, Walter, & Son, 4 Storie street

Wright, John, 3 Moss street and 98 Causeyside

Cabinetmakers.

Agnew, Mrs H. C, 49 High street

Armstrong, George, 14 WellmeadowAuld, John, 30 Orchard street

Baird, William, 100 High street

Black & Small, 30 and 32 Lady lane

Cameron, Alexander, 40 High street

Cochran, Robert, 22 Niddry street

Erskine, Andrew, 2 Lady lane

Gardner, James, 2 Inkle street

Gibb, Samuel, 93 High street

Hunter, James, 32 and 34 High street

Hunter, John, 84 George street

Leitch, John, 80 New SneddonLemon & Green, 8, 9, and 10 Churchhill

M'Geachy, James, 49 Moss street

M'Innes, John, William street

Paton, John, 22 Glen street

Risk & Marshall, 33 WellmeadowSunter, William, 23 Lady lane

Vallance, Hugh, 17 Moss street

Weir, George, 93 High street

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Calenderers and Finishers*

Aikman, J. & G-., Cumberland place

Bonnar & Hamilton, 15 Causeyside

Cochran, James, 112 Causeyside

Crawford, William, 105 Causeyside

Cunningham, Alexander, 12 Causeyside

M'Lardie, J. N., & Co., Marshall's lane and Meikle-

riggs

Robertson, David, 2 Water brae (Burgh) and 5

Forbes place

Robertson, John, Marshall's lane and Cartside

Ross, George, Seedhill

Wills, William, & Co., Colinslee, Neilston road

Calico and Shawl Printers.

Hamilton, John, 4 Cumberland court

M'Farlane, D. & R., Underwood road


Candle Makers.

Dobie, George, 12 High street

Robin & Houston, 61 New SneddonSim, William, & Co., 1 West Croft

Stevenson, John, & Sons, 77 New Sneddon

Card and Print Cutters.

Bauchop, John, 11 Falside

Clark, John, 65 Causeyside

Davidson, Thomas, 114 Causeyside

Edmond, Robert, & Son, 5 Marshall's lane

Hamilton, John, 4 Cumberland court

Landess, Robert, 6 Barr street

Lang, Robert, Calside

Montgomery, James, 20 Smithhills

M'Arthur, Alexander, 1 Shuttle street

Thomson, Alexander, 1 Prussia street

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Carpet Manufacturers.

Forbes, William, & Son, 21 and 22 Well street

Jack, Peter, jun., & Co., NethercommonWelsh, William, Macdowall street

Carters.

Caledonian Railway Company, Railway Station,

Greenlaw—Peter Blair, agent

Cowan & Co., Railway Station, Greenlaw—Robert

M'Lean, agent

Craig, Thomas, 9 Caledonia street

Cumming, William, 18 Well street

Fairley, James, 7 Castle street

Gilmour, Robert, 38 Thread street

Pringle, Matthew, 24 Storie street

Rutherford, Thomas, 4 Garthland lane

Stewart, John, 42 Back SneddonTempleton, William, 36 Back Sneddon

Chemical 'Works.

Anderson & Wallach, M'Farlane street, Race-CourseRoad

Campbell & Co., Cartvale Works, New SneddonForrest, William, Burnbank, Chain roadMuir & Anderson, 93 New SneddonM'Farlane, J. & G., Brediland, Chain road, and

JohnstoneSmith, Richard, Craigielea Works

Chimney Sweeps.

Adam, Alexander, 14 Smithhills

Gait, William, 94 High street

China Merchants.

Beckett, Mrs Hugh, 151 George street

Crawford, Elizabeth D., 47 Moss street

Dickie, E., 21 Moss street

Houston, Matthew, 19 George street

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Kerr, J., 24 Causeyside

Miller, Thomas, 117 George street

M'Coll, Daniel, 12 Abbey close and 12 BroomlandsM'Leod, Alexander, 89 CauseysideSpeirs, A., & Son, 15 WellmeadowSpeirs, William, 13 WellmeadowStorrie, J. & W., 37 High street and 1 Storie street

Walker, Mrs Francis, 1 Neilston street

Clergyman of various Denominations.

Anderson, George S., Colinslee HouseBisset, Alexander, 2 East Buchanan street

Bannatyne, Alexander, Calside

Brown, James, St. James' Manse, CastleheadClazy, George, 38 Oakshaw street

Crouch, John, Mansfield place, Neilston roadDunlop, Robert, Gateside

Elder, Andrew, 15 Barclay street

Fleming, Andrew G., CastleheadFleming, John, 56 Canal street

Flett, Oliver, Calside

Fox, Michael, D.D., 2 East Buchanan street

France, William, 49 Oakshaw street

Fraser, William, LL.D., UnderwoodHenderson, Andrew, Castlehead

Hughes, Francis Joseph, 2 East Buchanan street

Hutton, George C, Mount Pleasant, Canal street

Lang, A. Montgomery, the Manse, 45 Oakshaw street

Lees, James C„ D.D., Abbey Manse, 7 Garthland st.

Mills, William Fowler, 33 New SneddonMacalpine, Thos. W., Castlehead

M'Indoe, William, 97 George street

M'Intosh, Alexander, Calside

M'Kune, Christopher, Barshaw cottage

Niven, Frederick, 51 Love street

Simcock, J. M'Rae, 43 George street

Sturrock, James B., 29 Oakshaw street

Thomson, John D.D., Blackhall terrace

Watson, David, 49 Love street

Wilson, Alexander, 50 Couseygide

144 PAISLEY.

Cloth Merchants and Agents for do.

Greenlees, Thomas, & Co., 13 Causeyside

Macgregor, Patrick, 8 Causeyside

Philips, William, & Co., 5 Cumberland court, Causey-

side

Thomson, John, 1 St. James street

Younger, George, & Co., 15 Causeyside—Robert

Armour, agent

Cloth Merchants and "Woollen Drapers.

Anderson, James, 16 Gilmour street

Goold, James, 47 Moss street

King, Alexander, & Son, 4 Gilmour street

Lamberton & Tennent, 15 High street

M'Killigin, Duncan, 15 High street

Paisley Clothing Company, High street (Cross)

Robertson & M'Gibbon, 17 High street

Russell, Joseph, 18 Gilmour street

Coach and Van Builders.

Lee, Robert, 12 St. James street

Roxburgh, Robert, 4 Garthland lane

Spreul, Andrew, 8 Christie street

Coach Hirers.

Blair, John, Hay Weighs Inn, 3 King street

Blair, Thomas, 72 New Sneddon—office, 15 Gilmourstreet

Climie, Mrs William, Bull Inn, 5 New street

Hutton, Henry, 2 County place and 11 Inkle street

King, James, 2 County place and 4 Smithhills

Coal Merchants and Sealers.

Blackwood, Thomas, Underwood depot

Caldwell, David, Underwood depot, and Canal basin,

19 Canal street

Cowan, John, Underwood depot

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Ferguson, Moses, Western Coal depot, King street

Foulds, Alexander, Underwood depot

Guthrie, W., & Co., Underwood depot and 8 Broom*lands

Harper, Hugh, 51 Caledonia street

Hector, Matthew, & Co., Underwood depotHerdman, William, 17 Canal street

Hill & Todd, Underwood depot

Ker, Thomas, 28 CauseysideLogan, David, Underwood depot

M'Gallan, James S., Underwood depot

M'Lachlan, James, Canal Basin, 19 Canal Street,

and Underwood DepotM'Leod, Matthew, Underwood and Stoney Brae

depots

M^Stravic, James, 3 Moncrieff street

Patrick, William, 59 Storie street

Reid, John, 69 BroomlandsRisk, Robert, & Co., Stoney brae and UnderwoodRobertson, John, Underwood depot

Robertson, Matthew, 150 George street

Speirs & Gibb, Underwood and Stoney brae depots

Underwood Co-Operative Company, Underwooddepot—Robert More, salesman

Whiteford, Andrew, Underwood depot

Whitehead, Walter, Underwood and Stoney braedepots—office, 16 Moss street

Wood, James, Underwood and Stoney brae depots

Wood, John, Underwood depot

Coffee Houses and Hotels (Temperance).

Barclay, John, 19 Smilhhills

Goodlet, Thomas, 100 High street

Lyle, Robert (restaurant), 6 Moss street

M'Nicol, John, 5 Moss street

Norrie, C. & A., 9 High street (Cross)

Richmond, William, 46 Moss street

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146 PAISLEY.

Confectioners and Fruiterers.

Adam, Mrs William, 23 Gauze street

Allison, John, 22 and 45 Causeyside

Anderson, John, 23 Smithhills

Blackwood, Maggie, 55 Caledonia street

Bissland, William, 3 WellmeadowBoag, Allan, 11 Storie street

Brodie, John, 12 High street

Cairns, Alexander and Robert, 2 High street (whole-

sale)

Caldwell, Janet, 81 BroomlandsCameron, Angus, 46 Calside

Colquhoun, John, 19 Moss street

Crooks, Mrs William, 8 Cotton street

Dalaiel, Jane, 24 Causeyside

Dick, Robert, 7 G-len street

Donnelly, M., 46 Calside

Fulton, James, 28 Causeyside

Fulton, John, 73 Broomlands

Gibson, George, 2 Dovesland

Gilmour, Miss M., 90 High street

Gladstone, John, 20 Sandholes

Hamilton, Mrs, 1 WellmeadowHerd, Robert, 18 Stock street

Hill, Miss, 30 High street

Holms, William, 6 Old Sneddon

Houston, Archibald, 82 Causeyside

Johnston, G., 5 Smithhills

Kennedy, Andrew, 70 High street

Kennedy, David, 13 Gauze street

Kerr, Benjamin, 1 Smithhills

Kerr, Daniel, 68 Causeyside

Kerr, Helen, 43 Moss street

Kyle, John, WellmeadowLamb & Robertson, 26 Gauze street

Lockhart, E., 69 Broomlands

Morton, Alexander, 35 High street

Morrison, Annabella, 53 High street

M'Farlane, Duncan, 2 Smithhills

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M'Geoch, Mrs A., 57 George street

M'llwrick, William, 69 Love street

M'Kaig, Mrs Peter, 118 George street

Maclerie, George, 7 High street

M'Murray, J. & P., 36 High street

M'Millan, Thomas, 139 George street

M'Nicol, John, 5 Moss street

Neil, Mrs R., 65 BroomlandsNiven, Alexander, 4 Gauze street

Provan, Andrew, 3 Maxwellton street


Rowand, Mrs, 10 Lawn street

Sawers, J., 39 High street

Scott, Mrs, 6 George street

Sim, Robert, 94 Causeyside

Sim, Thomas, sen., 26 WellmeadowSmall, Miss, 35 Causeyside

Thomson, Mrs, 44 Moss street

Turnbull, George, 40 High street

Urquhart, John, 15 BroomlandsWaddell, Mrs, 28 Great Hamilton street

Waddell, William, 36 Moss street

Walker, Margaret, 13 Moss street

Whiteford, James, 53 Causeyside and 4 Lylesland

Contractors.

Lang, Peter, 33 Moss street

M'Cabe, James, 10 Silk street

Retson, James, 10 Gordon's lane

Smith, George, 24 Glen street

Smith, John, Canal street

Stewart, John, 42 Back SneddonTudhope, John, 11 Barclay street

Coopers.

Bell, Hugh, 16 Old SneddonColquhoun, Thomas, 71 Causeyside

Goudie, James, 43 and 48 High street

Goudie, Robert, Macdowall street

Goudie, William, 49 High street

Kennedy, David, 65 Canal street

148 PAISLEY.

Cork Cutters.

Brown, William, 95 High street

Gibson, Mrs Andrew, 13 High street

Lewis & Linstead, 54 High street

Cotton Spinner.

Kerr & Co., Underwood Mill

Cowfeeders.

<yû^(rL/q ^!ên ' iohn R

-'61 Georê street

fcfifc^ JZ Aitken, Robert, 80 Canal street

Baillie, Robert, 1 Neilston roadBarbour, William, NethercommonBlackwood, Robert, 8 Glen street

Blair, Hugh, 32 Canal street

Bowie, Mrs Walter K., 60 High street

Brisbane, Ann, 5 Cotton street

Clark, Archibald, 18 Great Hamilton street

Clark, Robert, 21 Love otreelr ^r

Cochran, Alexander, IS CauBc otrcet îv^y^-r/-Craig, Margaret, 15 Castle street

Craig, Mrs, 13 Inkle street

Crawford, James, Pointhouse, Inchinnan roaddimming, Robert, Maxwellton street

Drew, Robert, 14 High street

Dunlop, George, 13 Sir Michael street

Dunn, Mrs, 41 New street

Fitzpatrick, Valentine, 87 New SneddonFyffe, John, 22 Canal street

Gardner, Mrs Robert, West Greenh'ill

Gemmell, Matthew, 13 Cotton street

Gibb, Matthew, 1 Lylesland

Gilmour, Robert, 38 Thread street

Graham, John, 7 Smithhills

Gray, James, Crow roadHolms,' William, 5 Love street

Jackson, James, 27 Love street

Kerr, Robert, Abercorn dairy, 6 Bank street

Kirkwood, James, 8 Glen lane

Lang, Peter, 33 Moss street

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Law, James 26 New street

Lockie, Robert, ,91 Causeyside

Livingston, Daniel, 5 Silk street

Logan, William, 60 Canal street

Love, John, 39 Storie street

Lyon, Mrs, 22 Orchard street

Malcolm, Archibald, 46 High street

Mathieson, Archibald, 12 Storie street

Morrison, James, 23 Glen street

Muir, John, 3 Cotton street

M'Alpine, Charles, 50 Mill street

M'Coll, John, LoneheadM'Dermid, Charles, 3 North Croft

M'Dermid, Peter, 18 Moss street

M'Kenzie, James, 18 Gauze street

M'Murray, Mrs, 19 New Smithhills

M'Naught, Hugh, 3 New street

M'Pherson, Duncan, Gibbie's Bush, King street

Niven, Robert, 66 George street

Philips, Alexander, 73 Canal street

Pringle, Matthew, 24 Storie street

Reid, John, 19 Cotton street

Retson, Thomas, 36 MaxwelltonRonald, James, NethercommonScarlet, Samuel, 3 Stirling street

Steven, William, 13 Prussia street

Stevenson, James, 25 Lawn street

Stewart, Andrew, 2 Moncrieff street

Tyre, James, 37 Ferguslie

Walker, Alexander, 32 Castle street

Walker, James, 33 CauseysideWalker, William, 23 Abbey street

Walker, William, Ferguslie

Wingate, John, 10 Gateside

Young, William, 11 Broomlands

Distillers.

Saucel Distillery Co., King street, Sauce!Stewart, James, & Co., King street, Saucel

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Drapers and Silk Mercers.

Andrews, John, 100 High street

Ballantyne & Co , 84 BroomlandsBlair, Matthew, 104 CauseysideBrough, David, 109 High street

Burt, Peter, 48 Causeyside

Christie Janet, 45 New street

Coats, Jervis, 80 Broomlands

Coats, Thomas, 49 BroomlandsCochran, Robert, & Sons, 26 New Smithhills

Cumming, M., 19 Smithhills

Eaglesim, Robert, 1 High street

Elliot, Thomas, 134 George street

Ferguson, John 15 Great Hamilton street

Fisher, Robert, 44 New street

Forrester, William, 1 BroomlandsForrest, Mrs James, 21 BroomlandsGibb, John, 25 and 26 High street

Gibson, Robert, 74 Causeyside

Gilchrist, Robert, 5 Moss street

Goold, James, 47 Moss street

Granger, Thomas, 4 Silk street

Grant, James, 4 Neilston road

Hamilton, Alexander, 16 WellmeadowHenry, Thomas, 91 High street

Hutton, Daniel, 20 High street

King, Alexander, & Son, 4 Gilmour street

Lamberton, & Tennent, 15 High street

Lawrie, William, 11 St. James Place

Lockhart, Andrew H., 104 High street (Cross)

Lyle, William, 114 Causeyside and 16 George street

Lymburn, James, & Son, 16 High street

Middlemas, Miss, 100 Causeyside

Montgomery, Elizabeth, 85 Causeyside

Muir, Thomas, 96 High street

Murray, Matthew, 69 BroomlandsM'Killigin, Duncan, 15 High street

M'Quattie, Alexander, 25 Causeyside

Ogilvie, Mrs, 3 Love street

Parlane & Naismith, 10 High street

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Purves, James, 44 New street

Reid, Mrs, 19 Gauze street

Ritchie & Hunter, 39 WellmeadowRobertson, & M lGibbon, 17 High street

Ross, John, 21 WellmeadowRowand, John, 14 BroomlandsShields, John, 56 High street

Sinclair, Janet, 4 WellmeadowSmart & Rolland, City Bank Buildings, 102 High

street (Cross)

Steel, James 2 Smithhills

Sweenie, James, 8 Stevenson street

Taylor, Robert, Terrace buildings, 109 High street,

and 5 Smithhills

Thomson, Smith, & Co., 23 High street

Wallace, Mrs David, 14 Barclay street

Young, John, 87 High street

Dressmakers and Milliners.

* Milliners only. f Dressmakers only

*Aitken, Mrs, 101 Causeyside

•Austin & M'Callum, 8 Gilmour street

*Baird, Margaret, 34 Moss street

*Baird, Miss, 75 Broomlands**Barr, James, 6 Orchard street

Beckett, E. & J., 55 Causeyside

Berry, Misses, 75 High street

fBrown, Miss E., 61 High street

*Brown, Miss, 30 Thread street

•[Buchanan, Misses, 56 Causeyside

jCampbell, Mrs, 4 Gauze street

•j-Carswell, Mary, 51 BroomlandsCochran, Robert, & Sons, 26 New Smithhills

•Dalziel, Mrs W., 145 George street

*Dewar, Miss, 8 Abbey street

fDonald, Mary, 104 Causeyside

*Dunlop, Mrs, 9 George street

*Dunlop, Miss, 66 High street

Fraser, Mrs, 9 Orr square

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•Fulton, Misses, 2 Smithhills

fGordon, Mary, 93 Causeyside

Grieve, Jane, 76 High, street

*Guthrie, Miss, 8 Moss street

fHardie, Miss, 23 George street

fHay, Miss, 13 George street

*Kerr, J., 20 Causeyside

fKilgour, Mrs, 21 Smithhills

Lamberton & Tennent, 15 High street

fLang, Mrs, 18 George street

j-Latta, Mrs Janet, 4 Calside

jLemay, Mrs and Miss, 33 High street

fLochnead, Mrs, 6 Moss street

fLogan, Mary, 59 High street

fLogan, Miss Elizabeth, 70 BroomlandsLymburn, James, & Son, 16 High street

fMellis, Misses, 17 BroomlandsMiller, Mrs H., 17 BroomlandsMuir, Thomas, 96 High street

Macansh, Mrs James, 29 High street

*M'Arthur, Miss Janet, Terrace Buildings, 109 Highstreet

M'Kinlay, Misses, J. & M., 94 High street

M'Lerie, Miss, 25 Causeyside

•M'Neil, J., 20 WellmeadotvNeilson, Miss Agues, 44 Moss street

Parlane & Naismith, 10 High street

•Paterson, Elizabeth, 2 North Croft

•Paterson, Jessie, 26 High street

Pattison, Margaret, 2 Canal street

•Peacock, Miss Jessie, 19 BroomlandsReid, Mrs, 12 Gauze street

•Ritchie, A., 1 Old SneddonRobertson & M'Gibbon, 17 High street.

Simpson, Miss, 5 County place

•Simpson, Miss, Renfrew road opposite Toll-house

Smith & Cochran, 1 High street

•Smith, Mrs J., 34 Moss street

•Snodgrass, Miss J., 66 Causeyside

•Stirling, M., 24 Seedhill

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*Taylor, Miss, 15 High street

Taylor, Robert, Terrace Buildings, 109 High street,

and 5 Smithhills

^Thomson, Mrs, 2 Wardrop street

*Walker, Jessie, 19 New Smithhills

Wallace, Miss E., 33 George street

*Whyte, Miss, 43 George street

Whiteford, Miss, 82 Bromlands*Wilson, Miss J., 44 Moss street

*Young, J., 45 George street

*Young, Miss, 87 High street

Druggists and Chemists.

Adam, John, 67 BroomlandsBarr, Robert, 8 High street

Buchanan, James, 84 BroomlandsColligan, HughS., 23 Gauze street and 74 BroomlandsCullen, Thomas, 12 St. James place

Edmiston, William, 36 High street

Falconer, John, 83 Causeyside

Falconer, Robert, 83 Causeyside

Hannah, Joseph, 66 Causeyside

Hatrick, William, & Son, 18 Gilmour street

Hegney, Mrs, 9 St. James place

Holms, John, 21 Wellmeadow and 64 BroomlandsHunter, John B., 3 Smithhills

Hunter, William, 31 Causeyside

Hutchison, James, 23 Causeyside

Manners, Charles, 18 Mill street (manufacturing

chemist)

Motherwell, Mrs N. C. G., 20 Orchard street

Macgregor, John Ross, chemist, Lonend dyeworksMacduff, Jamess, 100 High street

M'Farlane, J. & G. (manufacturing chemists), Bredi-

land and Johnstone chemical worksM'Leod, Ninian F., 12 Old SneddonM'Murray, James, 19 George street

Wilson, John, 13 BroomlandsWilson, Thomas, 36 Ferguslie

Wilson, William, 29 Maxwelltown

154 PAISLEY.

Drysaltcrs.

Bain, Robert, 28 Causeyside

Boyd, G. & J. (Glasgow), 43 Oakshaw street

Caldwell, W., & Co., 5 Causeyside

Hutchison, Archibald, 31 Lady lane

Macalpine, Thos. W., & Co., 48 Moss street

Millar, John (Glasgow), Mossfield, Greenock road

Dyers.

Bell, Archibald, Stanley dyeworks, Causeyside—shop,

2 Smithhills

Brown, H. & W., Espedair—shop, 55 Causeyside

Caldwell, Peter, & Co., St. James place

Campbell, D. M'G., Cartside dyeworks, 59 NewSneddon

Craw, William, & Sons, Caledonia dyeworks, 29

Caledonia street

Crossley, J. & W., Abbey dyeworks, 18 Abbey st.

Cunningham, William, & Co., Abbey close

Gibson, Brothers, Espedair—shop, 84 High street

Hogg, Walter, 7 Dyers' wynd—shop, 3 High street

Lang, R. H., Espedair dyeworks, Espedair street

Leckie & Macgregor, Lonend dyeworks, Blackhall

M'Callum, J. & J., Gordon's lane dyeworks

M'Callum, Archibald, & Co., 20 Smithhills

M'Lardie, J. N., & Co., Marshall's lane and

Meikleriggs

M'Farlane, D. & R., Underwood dyeworks

M'Lean, John, Barterholm dyeworks

Pollock & Cochran, Thrushcraig

Potter & Knox, Seedhill, dyeworks—shop, 49 Highstreet

Reid, James, 9 New Smithhills

Rodger & M'Callum, 6 Marshall's lane

Stalker, John, jun., Bridge street dyeworks (Newtown)

Stewart Henry, & Co., 1 North street


Wallace, Andrew, & Son, Cumberland works, Cum-berland place

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Walker, William, 32 High street

Wills, William, & Co., Colinslee works, Neilston road

Embroiderer.

Hamilton, John, 4 Cumberland court, Causeyside

Engineers and Machine Makers.

Bow, M'Lachlan, & Co., Thistle Engine Works,8 Bridge street

Brodie, William, & Co., 15 South Croft

Craig, J. & A. F., & Co., Caledonia Engine Works,Macdowall street

Fullerton, Hodgart, & Barclay, Vulcan Works, 8Renfrew street and 4 Hamilton street

Fisher & Co., 1 Water Brae (Burgh)

Gibb & Co., 39 New street

Hanna, Donald, & Wilson, Abbey Works, 8 Smith-hills, and Atlas Works, 19 Back Sneddon

Martin, Robert, 6 St. Mirren street

M'Gee, Walter, & Son, Albion Works, 9 St. Jamesstreet

Porteous, Dundas S., Snawdoun Works, 55 BackSneddon

Reid, Thomas, & Sons, 5 and 6 Bridge street

(Newtown)White, Thomas, & Sons, 28 Gordon's lane

Fire Clay Manufacturers.

Brown, Robert, & Son—town office, Sneddon Bridge—works, Caledonia, Shortroods, and Ferguslie

Speirs, Gibb, & Co., Caledonia Fire Clay Works,Greenock road

Fishmongers and Poulterers,

Logan, Robert, 149 George street

Logan, James, 19 WellmeadowM'Elwee, John K., 33 Gauze street

Muldoon, James, 15 Moss street

156 PAISLEY.

Risk, William, 34 High street

Robertson, Mrs William, 101 CauseysideSteel, James, 1 High street

Fleshers.

Adam, James, 20 Causeyside

Allan, T. & J., 34 Moss street

Allison, Alexander, 34 High street

Anderson, William, 5 BroomlandsAnderson, William, 68 George street

Brock, Thomas, 68 Causeyside

Brown, John, 21 Smithhills

Brown, William, 25 Gauze street

Brown, William, jun., 61 Causeyside

Caldwell, Alexander, 8 Cotton street

Cameron, James G., 107 George street

Campbell, Dugald, 26 Moss street

Canning, Peter, 11 Glen street

Canning, Robert, 76 High street

Carruthers, William, 9 St. James place

Cowan, Robert, 27 High street

Craig, David, 19 Sandholes

Gardner, Archibald, 54 Causeyside

Gilmour, Thomas, 42 !5tock street

Gilmour, Matthew, 21 Gauze street

Goudie, George, 17 George street

Hollas, Alexander, 9 Moncrieff street

Hood, William, 15 Lawn street

Kerr, George, 8 Love street

Lang, John, 54 Caledonia street

Leitch, William, 31 Causeyside

Martin, Mrs W., 29 George street

Millar, Peter, 74 Love street

Morrison, Alexander, 99 Causeyside

Morrison, George, 35 High street

Morrison, James, 104 George street

Morrison, William Marshall, 103 George street

Muir, David, 33 Gauze street

M'Dowall, James, 41 Ferguslie

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M'Kie, James, 14 BroomlandsM'Kie, Mrs John, 3 Lawn street

M'Luskie, Peter, 25 Moss street

M'Stravick, David, 3 Neilston road

Rennie, James, 18 Wellmeadow and 9 Canal street

Ritchie, John, 20 George street

Rodger, Matthew, 17 Sandholes

Russell, William, 67 BroomlandsScarlett, James, 13 Broomlands

Souden, Daniel, 25 Causeyside

Souden, William, 149 George street

Taylor, Allan, 12 Moss street

Watson, William, 2 High street

Wilson, Charles, 21 Sandholes

Wilson, Daniel, 5 Lawn street

Wilson, James, 11 Smithhills

Funeral Undertakers.

Anderson, J. & E., 6 New street

Begg, John, 15 Cotton street

Gordon, George, 7 New street

Kilpatrick, John, 16 Abbey street

Leitch, John, 80 New SneddonScott, Alexander, 93 High street

Furnished Lodging-House Keepers.

Auld, Miss, 26 Orchard street

Hood, Miss, 34 Moss street

Lang, Mrs, 57 Canal street

Morren, Mrs, 4 Garthland street

Furnishers.

Adam, Mrs, 30 Moss street

Alexander, Gavin, 32 George street

Ballantyne, M., 54 Causeyside

Beckett, E. & J., 55 Causeyside

Beckett's, 101 High street

Borrowman, Eliza, 73 Broomlandso

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Campbell, Elizabeth, 21 Lawn street

Cassidy, E., 9 Lawn street

Christie, Janet, 45 New street

Clark, William, 11 Smithhills

Coats, Jervis, 80 BroomlandsCraig, Hugh, 28 Glen street

Cumming, M., 19 Smithhills

Fulton, Misses, 2 Smithhills

Gibb, John, 25 and 26 High street

Glover, Isabella, 8 Moss street

Harper & Jack, 102 CauseysideLang, Mrs,. 18 George street

Lyall, Miss, 97 High street

Lyle, George, 4 BroomlandsLyle, William, 114 Causeyside and 16 George street

Marshall, Mrs, 56 High street

Miller, Mrs Hugh, 17 BroomlandsM'Calluin, Mrs, 31 High street

M'Fadyen, Miss Elizabeth, 86 Causeyside

M'Kim, John, 11 Storie street

Ross, John, 21 WellmeadowStevenson, John, 6 Silk street

Weddell, John, 39 High street

Wilson, Mary, 81 New Sneddon

Furniture Dealers.

Burns, Mrs John, 6 Old SneddonCraig, James, 21 Causeyside

Guthrie, Mrs, 80 High street

Mitchell, Alexander, 1 Neil street and 15 Maxwell-ton street

M'Ghee, Patrick, 31 Old SneddonM'Naught, John, 38 New street

Pollock, William, 101 Causeyside

Sproul, William, 29 New Smithhills

Gardeners,

Arndle, Hugh, Stonefield

Arnot, Robert, 9 Back SneddonBrock, John, 32 Storie street

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Dickson, William, 3 Thomas street

Dickson, Orr, & Co., Ladyburn Nursery

Gray, William, WestCraigielea—shop, 69 BroomlandsGrieve, Robert, sen., High Carriagehill and Wester

Carriagehill place

Holmes, George, Mossvale, Greenock road

Livingstone, John, East Lodge, Crossflat

MacKenzie, Archibald, North Greenhill

Paul, William, Wester Crossflat, off Mill street

Pinkerton, Alexander, Kibbuckston Cottage—shop,

22 Sandholes

Robertson, Daniel, Greenlaw and Linside

Stobo, Thomas, West MarchThomson, William, 16 West street

Tudhope, John, 11 Barclay street

Walker, James, 78 George street

Glaziers.

Adam, James, & Son, 7 Gilmour street

Boyd, James, & Sons, Macdowall street

Berry, John C, 35 High street

Ferguson, Angus, 104 Causeyside

Kirk, John, 27 WellmeadowNeilson, Thomas, 4 West Brae

Grain Merchants.

Anderson, William, 75 Love street

Anderson, William, 1 Saucel

Lang, Robert, 5 Old SneddonMuir, Adam, 23 Well street

Muir, Matthew {Glasgow), Greenhill

MacKellar, Archibald, 42 Moss street

Pinkerton, William, 13 Abercorn street

Pollock, Robert, 16 Back SneddonShearer, James, 71 BroomlandsSmith, Joseph, <fc Son, 34 George street

Snodgrass, James, Saucel Mill

Stirling, Hugh, Seedhill Mill

Urie, Robert, jun., 1 Garthland street

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Grocers and Victuallers.

Those marked (*) are also Spirit Dealers.

*Adain, Alexander, 3 Maxwell street

*Adain, Robert, 19 Lawn street

*Adam, "William, 57 Caledonia street

Aitken, James, 7 Orchard street


Anderson, William, 2 Saucel

Armstrong, Mary, 19 Gauze street

Arnot, Samuel, 53 Caledonia street

Ayton, Robert, 9 Neilston road

Balderston, Mrs John, 140 George street

Ballantyne, John, 54 Causeyside

Ballantyne, Mrs Joseph, 24 WellmeadowBarbour, Thomas, 23 Carriagehill

Barton, Robert John, 10 New SneddonBegg, Archibald, 83 BroomlandsBegg, James, 33 Storie street

Bell, Mrs E., 16 Orchard street

*Berry, William, 75 High street

Bissland, William, 3 WellmeadowBlack, Montgomery G., 28 WellmeadowBlair, James, 4 Potterhill

*Blair, Mrs John, 32 WellmeadowBorland, Alexander, 53 High street

Brough, John, 46 Millarston

Brown, William, 37 High street

Buchanan, James, 25 Well street

Buchanan, James, 72 BroomlandsBuchanan, John, 16 WellmeadowBuchanan, Mrs Margaret, 5 Inkle street

Burns, James, 6 Williamsburgh

Bustard, Thomas, 17 North Croft

Cairns, Alexander and Robert, 2 High street

*Carlile, Thomas, 37 Thread street

*Chalmers, James, 13 Maxwellton

Coats, W. & A., 68 BroomlandsCochran, James, 148 George street

Comrie, John, 4 West Campbell street

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Craig, Alexander, 30 High street

*Craig, Robert, 50 Caledonia street

Cumming, Dugald, 21 Maxwellton street

•Currie, William, jun., 4 Renfrew road

Cuthbertson, John, 23 Gauze street

Davidson, Alexander, 29 Castle street

Dick, Margaret, 88 Causeyside

Dickie, George, 12 BroomlandsDougall, Mrs Robert, 46 BroomlandsDunlop, J. & I., 97 Causeyside

Easton, Mrs, 26 Glen street

Emerson, John, 32 BroomlandsEquitable Co-operative Society's store, 9 Stock street

Erskine, James, 43 Causeyside

Erskine, Mrs, 2 WellmeadowEwing, John, 55 Storie street

Ewing, William, 87 Causeyside

^Fechney, David, jun., 107 George street

*Fechney, James, 35 Ferguslie

Fergus, J. & J., 33 High street

^'Ferguson, Margaret, 10 Storie street

Fleming, James, 6 Smith street

Fraser, William, 25 Cotton street

Fulton, Mrs, 9 Moss street

Gallacher, John, 12 Smithhills

*George, William, 92 CauseysideGibb, William, 10 Gauze street

Gibson, Mrs Andrew, 7 Bridge street

•Gibson, William, 107 and 108 High street

*Gilmour, John, 20 Moss street

Gilroy, Janet, 9 Lylesland

Glass, James, 2 BroomlandsGoudie, Mrs (green grocer), 19 Orchard street

Gowan, Ann, 15 Great Hamilton street

Graham, Mrs, 17 Ferguslie

Graham, Mrs Jane, 72 Canal street

Grice, John, 4 Neilston roadGryce, W. & M., 67 CauseysideHair, John, 24 New street

Hamilton, James, 58 Storie street

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Hamilton, John, 51 George street

Hardie, Alexander, 6 Prussia street

Hart, Henry, 2 High street

*Harvey, Mrs A. Wilson, 136 George street

Harvey, William, 13 Carriagehill

Hendry, James, 62 Causeyside

*Hendry, John, 1 St. James street

Hood, Archd. M., 33 G-auze street

Hood, T., 15 Lawn street

•Hunter, Mrs Thomas, 22 Great Hamilton street

Jackson, James, 27 Love street

Johnston, Hugh, 25 Old SneddonJohnston, William, 2 Old SneddonKelly, Mrs James, 22 Lawn street

*Kelso, Thomas, 23 Stock street

King, John, 56 George street

Knox, Mrs, 16 Abercorn street

*Landess, Robert, 20 George street

Latta, Jane, 8 Ferguslie

Law, Richard, 8 Seedhill

Livingstone, Mrs Thomas, 15 WilliamsburghLyle, Alexander, 39 Ferguslie

Lyle, Mrs, 8 New street

Lyon, Mrs, 22 Orchard street

Martin, John, 9 Seedhill

Mellis, Mrs William, 17 Broomlands•Millar, Mrs A., 1 East Buchanan street

. Millar, Mrs, 1 Neilston road

Monaghan, William, 63 Storie street

Morton, Hugh, 95 High street

Muir, Catherine, 12 Smithhills

•Muir, Daniel, 13 Neilston road

Muir, Francis, 20 Glen street

Muir, John, 20 Wallace street

Muir*, Robert, 10 Glen street

Muir, William, 26 Cotton street

M'Adam, Mrs James, 5 North Croft

M'Alpine, David, 36 St. James street

M'Cracken, Thomas, 17 Gauze street

M'Dermid, Peter, 18 Moss street

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M'Dougall, Mrs, 46 BroomlandsM'Farlane, George, 21 New Smithhills

M'Farlane, Robert, 17 Cotton street

•M'Ghie, John, 13 Abbey street

M'Gibbon, Mrs James, 12 Glen street

M'Indoe, Matthew, 10 Lawn street

M'Indoe, Mrs, 15 Ferguslie

M'Intyre, Peter, 23 Cotton street

M'Kay, William, Livingstone place, Carriagehill

M'Kellar, Archibald, 42 Moss street

M'Kellar, Daniel, 28 George st., and *84 Causeyside

M'Kellar, Matthew H., 31 High street

°M'Lachlan, John, 5 Moncrieff street

M'Lean, John, 74 Causeyside

M'Lellan, James, 26 BroomlandsM'Murrich, James, jun., 28 Causeyside

M'Nair, Duncan, 6 and 24 Moss street

M'Nair, John, 50 George street

M'Naughton, James, 92 New SneddonM'Nab, James, 41 George street

M'Neil, John, 16 WellmeadowNewton, Robert, 16 Maxwellton street

*Nicol, John, 6 George street

Orchardson, Robert, 86 Causeyside

Orr, Mrs, 29 Glen street

,O'May, Robert, 31 Storie street

O'May, William, 17 WellmeadowPaisley Provident Co-operative stores, 15 George

street, and 68 Love street

Park, Alexander H., & Co., 105 High street (Cross)

Paterson, Andrew, 15 Old SneddonPaterson, Hugh, 30 St. James street

Paterson, Mary J., 11 Cotton street

Paton, John, 8 Moncrieff street

Paton, Mrs Elizabeth, 88 Canal street *

Paul, Matthew, 20 BroomlandsPeacock, Mrs, 29 Ferguslie

Peacock, Robert, 90 High street

Pennel, John, 39 MaxwelltonPercy, Francis, 101 Causeyside

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Pollock, Mary, 47 High street

Pollock, William, 27 High street

Ramsay, James, 20 Abbey street

Ray, Samuel, 16 Ferguslie

Reid, James, 17 George street

Reid, Jane, 19 New SneddonRichardson, Isaac, 21 High street

Ritchie, David, 25 Queen street

Ritchie, John, 25 George street

Ritchie, Robert, 25 Gauze street and 57 Causeyside

Robertson, William, 5 Carriagehill

^Rodger, Matthew, 8 WallneukScott, John, 70 Love street

Scott, Mrs Matthew, 1 1 Saucel

Scott, Robert, 3 Garthland street

Scott, Thomas, 34 Canal street

Semple, James, 36 Canal street

Shanks, Mrs William, 9 School wyndShaw, Mrs Catherine, 1 Bridge street

Sim, Ann, 14 Carriagehill

*Sim, James, 4 Thread street

Sim, William, 18 George street

Smith, Alexander, 6 Barclay street

Smith, Mrs, 16 Orchard street

Smith, Joseph, & Son, 34 George street

*Smith, Mrs David, 22 Causeyside

Smith, Mrs, 10 Silk street

Somerville, Jane, 21 Moss street

Speirs, Matthew, 21 Lawn street

Spence, Sons, & Pinkerton, 62 Storie street

Stevenson, James, 42 Broomlands*Stevenson, Thomas, 8 Gauze street

*Templeton, Mrs William, 13 Canal street

*Thomson, Mrs Robert, 10 Storie street

Train, Mrs John, 31 George street

Ure, J. & D., 4 High street

Ure, Thomas, 97 Causeyside

Wales, Hugh, 27 Williamsburgh•Walker, Hugh, 16 BroomlandsWalker, James, 16 Broomlands

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Walker, Mrs Margaret, 100 George street

Wallace, Mrs James, 1 Dovesland

Watt, Eobert, 58 George street

*Weir, William, 51 George street

Weir, John, 15 Gauze street

Weir, James, 10 Smithhills and 24 Gordon's lane

Whyte, Mrs James, 9 Wardrop street

Whiteford, James, 4 Lylesland

Whitehead, Walter, 44 Broomlands

Wilkie, Mrs, 34 Canal street

Williamson, Mrs'M., 40 WellmeadowWills, James, 63 George street

Wilson, William, 9 Orchard street

*Woodrow, Mrs, 9 Williamsburgh

Wright, Mrs A., 23 Abbey street

*Wylie, R. S., 71 Love street

Hair Dressers.

Brooks, James, 2 Gauze street

Burns, George, 80 High street

Fitch, John, 11 Old SneddonGardner, Andrew, 42 Moss street

Hagarty, Joseph, 3 New street

Houston, John, 29 High street

Mellon, John, 12 Moss street

Millar, John, 29 Maxwellton street

McGregor, William, 34 Old SneddonQuin, Terence, 17 Moss street

Wright, John, 98 Causeyside

Ham Curers.

Brown, John, 21 Smithhills

Coats, W. & A., 68 BroomlandsFulton, Mrs, 9 Moss street

Ritchie & Pinkerton, 168 George street

Spence, Sons, & Pinkerton, 62 Storie street

Ure, Thomas, 97 Causeyside

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Hatters.

Brown, George, 87 High street

Craig, J., & Co., 28 High street

Robertson & Son, 49 Moss street

Smith, Robert, 88 and 89 High street

Hosiers.

Barbour, Robert, 101 High street

Borrowman, Eliza, 73 BroomlandsBrown, George, 87 High street

Brown, M., 4 Moss street

Cassidy, E., 9 Lawn street

Clark, William, 11 Smithhills

Clelland, William, 92 CauseysideCoats, Jervis, 80 BroomlandsFulton, Misses, 2 Smithhills

Gibb, John, 25 and 26 High street

Lyall, Miss, 97 High street

Murray, Matthew, 69 BroomlandsM'Callum, Mrs, 31 High street

M'Intyre, Robert, 60 George street

M'Millan, J. & E., 1 Smithhills

M'Neil, John, 5 Castle street

House Factors.

Begg, David, 7 Sir Michael street

Cochran, William, High ParkDonald, Thomas, 4 Storie street

Fisher, John, 4 CauseysideGibb, Thomas, 39 New street

Lang, James, 86 High street

Lawrie, John, 27 WilliamsburghLyle, Dalrymple, 4 High street

Muir, John, 23 Moss street

M'Leod, Matthew, 87 High street

M'Stravic, James, 3 Moncrieff street

Winning, James, Terrace buildings, 109 High street

PAISLEY. 167

Inn and Hotel Keepers.


Climie, Mrs, Bull Inn, 5 New street

Keith, Samuel, Abercorn Hotel, 9 Gauze street

Meiklejohn, J. G., George Hotel, Smithhills

Morrison, Alexander, Globe Hotel, 11 High street

Thomson, Mrs Archibald, County Hotel, Countyplace

Iron Founders.

Abercorn Foundry Company, North CroftBow, Joseph, Paisley Foundry, 90 New SneddonBow, M'Lachlari, & Co., Thistle Works, 8 Bridge st.

Craig, J. & A. F., & Co., Caledonia Works, Mac-dowall street

Fullerton, Hodgart, & Barclay, Vulcan Works, 4Hamilton street

Marshall, John, Macdowall street

Porteous, Dundas S., Snawdoun Works, 55 BackSneddon

Iron Merchants.

Murdoch, Robert, & Co., 14 South Croft, Paisley,

and 21 and 23 Robertson street, Glasgow

Ironmongers.

Crawford, Hamilton, 24 CauseysideDuncan, William, 109 High street

Eadie, Brothers, 94 High street

Gilmour, Matthew, 49 High street

Glover, William, 19 High street

Haran, Neil G., 102 CauseysideHiggen, David, 10 Smithhills

M'Arthur, William, 9 High street

Neil, James, 8 BroomiandsPinkerton, R. & J., 14 Moss street

Ritchie, James, 47 Moss street

Thomson, Joseph, 98 High street

Wylie & Cameron, 3 High street

168 PAISLEY.

Jaequard Machine Makers.

Alexander, W., Barterholm roadhead

Ladies' Nurses.

Allison, Janet, 2 Hunter street

Lennie, Mrs, 6 George street

Reid, Mrs, 26 Gauze street

Simpson, Sarah, 21 Inkle street

Steel, Mrs, 70 Canal street

Law Agent.

Campbell, Thomas, 4 Moss street

Leather Merchants.

Lang, James, 86 High street

Lang, James, jun., 86 High street

Lang, William, 86 High street

Langs & Semple, Seedhill (wholesale)

M'Intosh, Andrew, & Co., 20 Old Smithhills

M'Nish, Robert, 94 High street

Wylie, William, 2 Broomlands

Lithographers and Engravers.

Barbour, John, jun., 1 Smithhills (engraver)

Cameron & Co., 109 Causeyside


Gibb, Thomas, Abbey mill, Abbey close

Graham, T. & R., 4 Bridge street

Hay, Robert, & Son, 10 High street

Millar & Ferguson, 9 New street

Paterson & Co., 8 High street

Manufacturers-

Arthur, John, 109 Causeyside

Cameron, John, 2 Stirling street

Campbell, Sons, & Co., 9 Forbes place

Campbell & M'Lennan, 1 Cumberland court, Causey-

side

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Cochran, William, 7 St. Mirren street

Cunningham, James, & Co., 5 CauseysideCunningham, John, & Son, 8 Forbes place

Dalziel & Begg, 112 CauseysideDonochy, J., & Co., 4 Causeyside

Fleming, David, 109 Causeyside

Gemmell & Macnairs, Gleniffer Factory, 32 High st.

Gibb, Mathew, & Co., 4 Cumberland court, Causey-side

Gibson, Cowan, & Son, 114 Causeyside

Greenlees, Matthew, & Co., 7 and 8 Forbes place

Guthrie, Robert, & Co., 10 Forbes place

Halden, Francis, 3 Forbes place

Harper, William, 6 Smith street

Johnston, William B,, & Co., 4 Forbes place

Kerr, Robert, k Son, 21 to 25 Thread street

Kilpatrick, James, 18 Causeyside

Leitch, Alexander, 1 Inkle street

Logan & Gardner, 5 Forbes place „

Mair, William, 8 Causeyside

Marshall, Hugh, 36 Causeyside

Maxwell, Matthew, 114 Causeyside

Millar, J. & R., Ill Causeyside

Mitchell, Andrew, jun., 4 Cumberland court, Causey-side

M'Kim, Samuel, 36 BroomlandsMorgan, John, & Co., 110 Causeyside

Murray, Daniel, jun., & Co., 2 Forbes place

Murray, James, 1, 2, and 3 Causeyside

M'Kechnie, John, Causeyside court, 14 CauseysideM'Kechnie, Malcolm, 73 Causeyside

M'Lennan, T. B., 113 Causeyside

M'Naughton, James, 113 Causeyside

Neil, John, 6 Wardrop street

Nisbet, John, 109 Causeyside

Paisley Co-Operative Manufacturing Society (limited),

7 St. Mirren street

Patent Convex Weaving Co., 153 George street

Paterson, James, & Co., 7 St. Mirren street

Paton, Robert, 22 Great Hamilton street

p

170 PAISLEY.

Patrick, William, 59 Storie street

Purves, James, 9 New street

Reid, Robert, 13 Causeyside

Robin, John, & Co., Caledonia Factory, Caledoniastreet

Scott, Matthew, 109 Causeyside

Simpson & Cook, 4 Cumberland court, Causeyside

Smith, Charles, & Co., 115 Causeyside

Speirs, David, & Co., 167 George street

Stewart, John M., Greenhill HouseStorie, John, Cumberland court, CauseysideTodd, Alexander, & Co., 15 CauseysideWalkers & Co., 113 Causeyside

Welsh, William, Macdowall street

White, Alexander, Potterhill

White, John, 23 Lady lane (stockings)

Whitehill, M., & Co., 7 Causeyside

Wilson, Brothers, 147 George street

Wilson & Strachan, 8 Causeyside

Wilson, William, & Son, 4 Cumberland court,

Causeyside

Young, Mrs Robert, 44 George street

Young, Son, & Co., 106 Causeyside

Yuill, James, 11 Forbes place

Manufacturer (Blacking).

M'Pherson, Robert, 8 Shuttle street

Manufacturers (Carpets).

Forbes, William, & Son, 21 and 22 Well street

Jack, Peter, jun., & Co., NethercommonWelsh, William, Macdowall street

Manufacturers (Curled Hair).

M'Nair, J. & D., & Co., Seedhill Hair Works

Manufacturers (Elastic Belt).

M'Farlane, Philips, & Co., Cragfoot Factory, Colins-

lee

PAISLEY. 171

Manufacturers (Corn Flour, &c).

Bowie, John, 6 Macdowall street

Brown & Poison, Royal Works, Carriagehill

Currie & Co., G-lenfield Patent Corn Flour Works,Caledonia lone

Foulds, Gilmour, & Co., Albert Works, Caledonia

lone

MacKean, William, St. Mirren Works, Caledoniastreet

M'Kenzie, Brothers, Victoria Works, Renfrew roadPoison, William, & Co., Impertal Works, Abercorn

street

Young, John, Napier Works, Caledonia lone

Manufacturers (Essence of Coffee, Tea, See).

M'Lean, Joseph, 2 Shuttle street

Manufacturers (Machinery Belts, &c).


Baird, William, successor to Wm. Stirling & Co.,

86 High street

Manufacturers (Muslins).

Brown, William, & Son, Carriagehill

Johnston, William, & Co., Shuttle street

Manufacturers of Oil and Glycerine.

Anderson & Wallach, M'Farlane street, Race-Courseroad

Manufacturers of Preserves.

Cairns, A. & R., 2 and 32 High street

Lilla & Edwards, British India Works, Macdowall st.

Robertson, James, Thrushgrove Works

172 PAISLEY.

Manufacturers (Starch).

Brown & Poison, Royal Starch Works, CarriagehillCurrie & Co., Caledonia lone

Foulds, Gilmour, & Co., Albert Works, Caledonialone

MacKean, William, St. Mirren Works, Caledonia st.

MacKenzie Brothers, Victoria Works, Renfrew roadPoison, William, & Co., Imperial Works, Abercorn

street

Wotherspoon, William, G-lenfield Works, MaxwelltonYoung, John, Napier Works, Caledonia lone

Manufacturer of Stationery.


Manufacturers of Thread,

Anderson, James, & Co., 51 High street

Carlile, James, Sons, & Co., 13 Carlile place, NewSneddon

Clapperton, William, & Co., 70 New SneddonClark & Co., Anchor Thread Works—counting-house,

Seedhill

Clark, James, & Co., Marshall's lane

Clark, J. & J., & Co., Paisley Thread Works, Wellstreet and Gordon's lane

Clark, J., & Co., Anchor Thread Works—counting-house, Seedhill

Coats, J. & P., Ferguslie

Glenfield Thread Company, Glenfield Thread WorksKerr & Clark, Linside—counting house, Seedhill

Kerr & Co., " The Cable Thread Works," Under-wood Mills

Kerr, Peter, & Son, 34 New street

Ross & Duncan, Abercorn Thread Factory, 6 Aber-corn street

Wotherspoon, John B., Abercorn Thread Factory,

Abercorn place

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Masons and Builders.

Anderson, J. & W., 50 Mill street

Barr, George, Calside

Barr, Hugh, 11 Shuttle street

Bowes, William, 26 St. James street

Gordon & Barclay, 23 BroomlandsGordon, John, 9 Cross street

Robin, William, 14 Lady lane

Rollo, James, 45 BroomlandsSmith, John, Canal street

Templeton, Andrew, 28 Glen street

Watson & Pattison, Lady lane, opposite Victoria

place

Wilson, Thomas, Mansefield place, Neilston road

Young, John, 15 West Brae

Measurers.

Lamb, J. Barr, 6 St. James street

Paterson, Robert, 10 Bridge street

Medical Practitioners.

Cunningham, William L., M.B., 56 High street, andVictoria place, Lady lane

Colligan, Hugh S., M.D., 23 Gauze street, 74 Broom-lands, and 84 High street

Donald, James T., M.R.C.S.E., 84 High street,

and Old Medical Hall, Terrace Buildings, 109High street

Falconer, Robert, 83 CauseysideFraser, Donald, M.B., CM., M.D., 44 High street

Graham, Thomas, M.D., 33 Gauze street

Hunter, John B., M.D., CM., 3 Smithhills and 95High street

Holms, John, M.B., CM., M.D., 21 Wellmeadowand 64 Broomlands—house, 54 High street

Hutchison, James, 23 CauseysideM'Leod, Ninian Ferric, M.D., CM., 2 New Smith-

hills and 12 Old Sneddonp 2

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Paton, James, M.D., 7 Orr Square

Richmond, Daniel, M.D., 32 New street

Taylor, David, M.D., 7 St. James street

Whitehead, Alexander, M.B., CM., 16 Moss street

and 44 BroomlandsWilson, John, 13 Broomlands

Messenger-at-Arms.

M'Kechnie, Alexander, 4 Moss street

Metal Refiners.

Cochran & MKxechan, 20 and 21 Abbey close

MacKintosh, Alexander, 12 Newton street

Midlives.

Beaton, Mrs, 5 Storie street

Chalmers, Mrs, 2 Storie street

Colvin, Mrs, 24 Lawn street

Goodman, Mrs, 42 Stock street

Hamilton, Mrs, 16 Lawn street

Lennie, Mrs, 6 George street

Lyle, Mrs, 17 SandholesRoxburgh, Mrs, 55 Old SneddonTaylor, Mrs, 65 George street

Millers.

Snodgrass, James, Saucel Mill

Stirling, Hugh, Seedhill Mill

Nailers-

Burns, Alexander, 7 Abbey street

Nurserymen and Florists.

Dickson, Orr, & Co., Ladyburn NurseryM'Ghie, R. M., & Co., 53 High street

M'Kenzie, Peter, Bellfield, Cartvale, Love street

Paul, William, Wester Crossflat, off Mill street

White, George, 3 Moss street and Carriagehill

PAISLEY. 175

Packing1 Eos Makers.


Paton, Robert, 6 Marshall's lane

Painters and Paper Hangers.

Berry, John C, 35 High street

Drennan, Robert, 30 Causeyside

Fernie, Archibald, 16 G-eorge street

Jeffrey, George, 9 Broomlands

Martin, Robert S. (Barrhead), Miss Hood's, 34 Mossstreet

Muir, Alexander, 38 New street

Murray, David, & Son, 15 Gilmour street

Macfedries, William T., 83 High street

M'Ghee, James H., 35 Canal street

Reid, James, 18 Causeyside

Sinclair, Peter, 41 WellmeadowSnodgrass, John, & Son, 5 Silk street

Waterston, J. & R., 4 County place

Watson, Robert, 1 George street

Wilkie, John, 39 High street

Pattern Drawers,

Adam, Thomas, Wester Carriagehill place

Glassford, John, 3 Hamilton street

Knox, Alexander, 55 Causeyside

Peacock, Thomas, Falside

Robertson, James, 59 Causeyside

Taylor, Andrew, 56 Causeyside

Young, George, 64 Love street

Paper Rulers.


Gibb, Thomas, Abbey Mill, Abbey close


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Pawnbrokers.

Ferguson, John, 35 High street

Leitch, William, 106 George street

Lewis, Arthur, 18 Storie street, 83 Broomlands, 1

Sandholes, and 38 Gordon's lane

Lochhead, John F., 32 Causeyside and 1 ^Gordon's

lane

Moore, William, 7 BroomlandsMackay, John, & Co., 32 Gauze street and 3 Abbey

street

Nisbet, Alexander F., 24 Gauze street

Pawnbroking Offices, 8 Back Sneddon and 12 OldSneddon

Smith, Helen, 108 George street

Stewart, Peter, 28 New street

Walker, Martin, 1 George street

Photographers.

Adam, Robert, 85 High street

Brown, William, 6 Gilmour street

Millar, Thomas W., 69 High street

M'Kenzie, George, 5 Gilmour street

Whiteford, J. K., 25 Storie street

Plasterers.

Cowden, John, 25 Canal street

Hutchison, James, Westside Cottage, 3 Glen lane

Hutchison, James M'Donald, 2 Maxwellton street,

and 21 Hairst street, Renfrew—Orders left at

14 BroomlandsMitchell, Andrew, Greenock roadMitchell, Thomas, 11 Sir Michael street

Young, Alexander, 7 William street

Plumbers, Tinsmiths, and Coppersmiths.

Barr, George, & Co , 100 High street

Borland, James, 4 New street

Crawford, Hamilton, 24 Causeyside

Dalrymple, James, & Son, 8 Old Sneddon

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Glover, William, 19 High street

Haran, Neil G., 102 Causeyside

Higgen, David, 10 Smithhills

Hunter, Alexander, 52 Caledonia street

Kelly, Alexander, 4 Causeyside

Kilpatrick, James, 5 Gilmour street

Martin, Alexander, foot of School wyndMillar, William and Adam, 4 St. Mirren street

Moodie, James, 64 BroomlandsMorrison, John, & Sons, Dyers' wyndM'Walter, Allan, 23 New Smithhills

Neil, James, 8 BroomlandsPinkerton, R. & J., 14 Moss street

Pollock, William S., 80 High street

Robertson, George, 4 New SneddonThomson, Joseph, 98 High street

Stewart, John (Port-Glasgow), 37 New SneddonWallace & Connell, 8 Gilmonr street, 9 Manse street,

Renfrew, and 42 St. Enoch square, GlasgowWilliamson, Robert, 93 Causeyside

Wylie & Cameron, 3 High street

Young, Robert, 42 High street

Potato Merchants.

Allan, Robert, 4 St. James street

Bowie, John, 6 Macdowall steeet

MacKellar, Archibald, 42 Moss street

Pinkerton, William, 13 Abercorn street

Walker, John, 23 Abbey street

Power-Loom Cloth Manufacturers.

Crawford & Ritchie, Abercorn street

Kerr & Co., Underwood Mill

Kerr, R. & J. P., Underwood and Oakshaw Mills

Wilson, Brothers, George Street Factory, 147 George

street

Printers (Letterpress).

Cook, J. & J., 3 Moss street

Glover, Thomas, 11 Moss street

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Gardner, Alexander, 3 Moss street

Hamilton, David E., 2 New street

Lochhead, William A., 16 Causeyside


Reid, John, 18 High street

Watson, William B., Paisley Herald Office, 10 Highstreet

Ropespinners.

Carswell, Robert, Slaughter House road

Peacock, John, 85 High street

Southwell, Peter, 18 High street

Watson, Robert, 82 High street

Saddlers and Harness Makers.

Baird, William, 86 High street

Calderwood, James, 32 High street


M'Pherson, James, 32 Wellmeadow

Sculptors,

Gordon & Barclay, 23 Broomlands (opposite Ceme-tery gate)

Robin, William, 14 Lady lane

Watson & Pattison, Lady lane (opposite Victoria

Place)

Seed Merchants.


Macfee, John, 1 St. Mirren street

M'Ghie, R. M., & Co., 53 High street

Paterson, Thomas, 3 County place

White, George, 3 Moss street

Shawl Merchant.

Dick, James, 5 County place

Shawl and Muslin Cutters.

Campbell, D. M'G., 59 New SneddonFulton, William, & Sons, Glenfield

PAISLEY. 179

Hogg, Archibald, 40 Causeyside and 2 Forbes place

Lyle, D., & Co., 15 Newton street

M'Lardie, J. N., & Co., Marshall's lane and Meikle-

riggs

Sheriff Oncers.

Cockburn, Joseph Birnie, 4 Moss street

Harkness, John, 14 High street

M'Kechnie, Alexander, 4 Moss street

Macpherson, Alexander, 9 Churchhill

Shipbuilders.

Abercorn Shipbuilding Company (Hanna, Donald, &Wilson), Abercorn street

Fullerton, John, & Co., Merksworth, Inchinnan road

Singers.

Erskine, James, & Son, 43 Causeyside

Slaters.

Gillespie, James, 84 New Sneddon and Carlile lane

Gillespie, William, & Son, 82 New SneddonMitchell, Andrew, 88 Causeyside

Murdoch & Mackie, 53 CauseysideWallace, Charles, 23 New Smithhills

Wilson, Robert, 21 West street

Wilson, William, 19 Sandholes

Soap Manufacturers.

Isdale & M'Callum, 4 New SneddonMuir & Anderson, St. Mirren Works, 93 New

SneddonRobin & Houston, 61 New SneddonSim, William, & Co., 1 West Croft

The Gleniffer Soap Company, Blackhall

1 80 PAISLEY.

Smiths.

Those marked (*) are Farriers.

Browning, J. & A., 21, 22, and 23 Orchard street

^Christie, William, 21 Underwood^Donaldson, Humphrey, 1 Williamsburgh

^Donaldson, Wilson, 4 St. James place

Duncan, William L., 109 High street

Fisher & Co., 1 Water brae (Burgh)

Gilmour, Matthew, 49 High street and 35 Glen lane

Hatrick, John, 18 Moss street

Kerr, Thomas, 21 Moss street

*Lindsay, Walter, 20 Gordon's lane

Love, William, 1 Smithhills

*Macfadzean, J. & J., Glen lane

Martin, Robert, 6 St. Mirren street

M'Geoch, David, 4 Mill street

wPattison, Robert, 28 Castle street

. •Pottie, A. & M., 64 Love street' Reid, Thomas, & Sons, 5 and 6 Bridge street

°Rodger, James, 90 George street

Sharp, George, 30 New Smithhills

Smith, Daniel, 3 Garthland street

*Sproul, Andrew, 10 Lylesland

*Spreul, Andrew, 8 Christie street

Trench, James, 15 Storie street

Woodrow, Matthew, 42 New street

Starcher and "Wool Sizer.

Beith, Peter, 99 Causeyside

Surgeon-Dentist?.

Cameron, Thomas Russell, 28 Gauze street

Cullen, Thomas, 12 St. James place

Dobie, James, 8 St. James place—residence, George

place

Walker, John, 92 High street

PAISLEY. 181

Tailors and Clothiers'.

Those marked thus (*) are Clothiers.

Adam, James, 2 Stow place

Allison, James, 95 Causeyside

*Anderson, James, 16 Gilmour street

Balfour, William, 20 St. James street

^Ballantyne, John, 84 Broomlands*Blair, Matthew, 104 Causeyside

Blair, Robert, 37 George street

*Brown, Robert, 99 High street

*Brown, Robert, 31 Gauze street

Connell, William, 11 Abbey street

Connie, James, 9 Smithhills

*Couper, John, 105 Hi^h street (Cross)

Cruden, Thomas, 88 Causeyside

Dobson, Jeremiah, 23 Williamsburgh*Eaglesim, Robert, 1 High street

Finlayson, William, 58 Storie street

*Gardner, John S., 6 Wellmeadow*Gemmell, James, 5 WellmeadowGemmell, William, 4 Albion street

*Givan, James, 5 Moss street

Glen, Allan, 9 Stow place

Glen, Robert, 70 Causeyside

*Goldie, George, 17 Sandholes

*Goldie, James, 47 High street

*Goold, James, 47 Moss street

^Graham, Thomas, jun., 21 High street

Hamilton, James, 7 Stow place

Hatchard, James, 46 Moss street

^Irvine, James, 103 High street (Cross)

*King, Alexander, & Son, 4 Gilmour street

*Mathieson, John, 89 High street

*Mathieson, Robert, 18 High street

Mitchell, John, 16 High street

*Moffat;James, 7 Broomlands

Moyes, William, 39 Canal street

**Mungle, Alexander, 9 High street

*Macallum, William, 10 Wellmeadow

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182 PAISLEY.

*M 4Farlane, James, 36 High street

M'Glashan, Alexander, 5 St. James street

M'Grory, Mrs, 38 Moss street

M'Kenzie, Hugh, jun., 78 Causeyside*sM'Lean, James, 33 High street

*M'Nee, Robert, 3 Moss street

*M'Taggart, Daniel, 8 Orr square

-'•'Paisley Clothing Company, 102 High street (Cross)

*Peattie, William, Waterloo place, Gilmour street

°Reid, William, 3 Gauze street

Robertson & M'Gibbon, 17 High street

Russell, Joseph, 18 Gilmour street

Smith, Alexander, 6 Love street

Smith, William, 8 Love street

Thomson, William C, 8 High street

Tanners.

Langs & Semple, 1 Seedhill

Teachers.

M'Intosh, Andrew, & Co., 7 New Smithhills

Airlie, Jeanie S., 9 Wellmeadow

Andrew, James, jun., New Sneddon School, 9 Broom-

lands

Brown, Miss Elizabeth, Stow School, 13 Stow street

Brownridge, Wrilliam, Marshall's Lane Public School,

Glencairn Cottage, Blackhall

Brnnton, Miss, 6 Bank street

Campbell, John, Hutchison's Charity School, 44

Oakshaw street

Cockburn, George H., Educational Institute, 166

George street

Dalziel, Miss Jane, Stow School, 145 George street

Dick George, Carbrook street School, 41 Broomlands

Donaldson, David, F.E.I.S., Grammar School and

Academy, 4 Stow place

Glass David, M.A., Grammar School and Academy,

31 Gauze street

Grady, Miss, Catholic School, 18 School wynd

PAISLEY. 183

Hair, Miss, 11 Lawn street

Hamilton, David, John Neilson Institution, Camphillplace

Harvey, John D., 136 George street

Henry, William, 9 Orr square

Hutchison, David, Educational Institute, 166 Georgestreet—house, 27 do.

Hutchison, Margaret A., 3 Glen lane

Ingram, Isabella C, John Neilson Institution, 16Moss street

Ingram, William, John Neilson Institution, 16

Moss street

Kerr, Thomas, John Neilson Institution, 7 Well-meadow

Laidlaw, John, John Neilson Institution, 1 Garth-land lane

Mairs, Joseph, Academy, 4 Smithhills—house, 12

School wyndM'Bean, Alexander F., M.A., rector of Grammar

School, Grammar School House, 5 Churchhill

M'Kim, William, Maxwellton School, 36 BroomlandsM'Meikan, Mrs, Industrial School, 18 Oakshaw st.

Niven, John Coutts, Grammar School, 22 Well-meadow

Paterson, David D., Kibble ReformatoryPollock, Helen, Queen Street School, 39 Shamrock

street, GlasgowRankine, James M., Educational Institute, 166

George street—house, Linwood.Ross, Andrew, F.E.I.S., CM., Thread Street School,

Stanley place, 48 Causeyside

Smith, Miss Janet, George Street School, 43 Georgestreet

Smith, Thomas, Industrial School, Albion street

Taylor, John, M.A., George Street School, 57 Canalstreet

Tagg, Alexander, Causeyside Street School, 29 St.

James street

Thomson, John G., John Neilson Institution, 10 St.

James street

184 PAISLEY.

Wason, Charles D., Educational Institute, 166

George street—house, 36 High street

Wason, W. K., Stevenson Street School

Weir, Flora C, Hunter Street School, 84 Georgestreet

Teachers (Dancing:).

Crawford, John S., 19 Abbey close

M'Lellan, Alexander, 40 New street

Wallace, Mrs J. S. (Glasgow)—Paisley Academy

Teachers (Drawing).

Hayes, Charles, 3 North street

Shedden, William, School of Art, 26 Back SneddonStewart, William, School of Art, Glasgow

Teachers (Music).

Colquhoun, Miss J., 4 Smithhills

Dunnet, Misses, 3 Blackhall buildings

Fraser, J. Roy, Academy, Terrace Buildings, and3 Mansefield place, Neilston road

Fulton, Agnes, 10 Abbey street

Hayes, John, UnderwoodHoeck, Louis, Academy, 86 High street

Notman, Misses, Park place, Calside

M'Ewan, John, Garthland lane

Pattinson, James, 9 Gilmour street

Roxburgh, Miss, 86 High street

Thomson, Miss, 13 Abbey street

Walker, Miss, 12 Wardrop street

Tobacconists.

Devlin, M., 14 Gauze street

*Dobie, George, 12 High street

Leitch, Miss Margaret, 4 St. Mirren street

Leitch, Miss, 10 Gauze street

*Masson, George, 43 WellmeadowMacfee, John, 1 St. Mirren street

M'Innes, Robert, 71 BroomlandsRodgers, Mrs Alexander, 91 High street

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PAISLEY. 185

Smith, David, 18 Causeyside

Stevenson, John, & Son, 77 New SneddonStevenson, Robert, 2 St. Mirren street

Wallace, John, 24 High street

Wotherspoon, W. S., 8 High street (Cross)

Tobacco Pipe Manufacturers.

Campbell, Andrew, 10 Orchard street

Smith, Andrew, 30 Gauze street

Umbrella Manufacturers.

Barbour, Robert, 101 High street

Campbell, H. 7 Smithhills

Cross, Mrs Andrew, 99 High street

Forrester, Duncan, 81 High street

Upholsterers.

Agnew, Mrs H. C, 49 High street

Cameron, Alexander, 40 High street

Hunter, James, 34 High street

Leitch, John, 80 New SneddonLemon & Green, 8, 9, and 10 Churchhill


Risk & Marshall, 33 WellmeadowWeddell, John, 48 High street

Weir, George, 93 High street

Valuators.

Craig, Archibald, 5 Gateside

Gillespie, William, 76 New SneddonHunter, Matthew, 10 Moss street

Lamb, James B., 6 St. James street

MacFadyen, James R., 28 WellmeadowPaterson, Robert, 10 Bridge street


Veterinary Surgeons.

King, David, 2 New Smithhills

M'Geoch, Andrew, 4 Mill street

Pottie, Alexander, 64 Love street

Spreul, Andrew, 8 Christie street

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186 PAISLEY.

"Warpers,

Allison, Robert, 19 Gauze street

Brodie, J., 1 09 Causeyside

Davidson, Thomas, 114 Causeyside

Millar, John, 16 Causeyside

M'Lure, Andrew H., Terrace buildings, 109 High si.

Thomson, Alexander, 1 Prussia street

Webster, Andrew, 12 Abbey street

White, James, 109 Causeyside

Waste Merchants.

Boyle, John, 13 and 51 Storie Street

Caldwell, Robert, 9 Old SneddonCampbell, Duncan, 38 Storie street

Ewing, A., 1 Neilston street

Houston, Matthew, 19 George street

Lawson, Robert, 1 Bridge street

Millar, Thomas, 117 George street

M'Ghee, Patrick, 31 Old Sneddon

M'Gown, Adam, East lane, Williamsburgh

M'Leod, Alexander, 89 Causeyside

Pollock, William, 58 Causeyside

Speirs, A., & Son, 15 WellmeadowSpeirs, William, 13 WellmeadowStorrie, J. & W., 37 High street and 1 Storie street

Walker, Mrs Francis, 1 Neilston street

Wallace, Bernard, 13 South Croft

Watson, Thomas, 34 Causeyside

Wynne, Teddy, 69 Back Sneddon

Watch and. Clock Makers and Jewellers.

Arthur, William, 82 High street

Duff & Miller, 20 High street

Gemmell, Malcolm, 5 WellmeadowHarris, R. & A., 9 High street (Cross)

Harris, William, 19 High street

Hill, R. L., 99 High street

Lyle, John, 46 Moss street

PAISLEY. 187

M' Gibbon, Richard F., 4 Moss street

Newlands, J. Buchanan, 16 High street

Wilson, James, 92 High street

Weavers' Furnishers.

Allan, Thomas, 40 George street

Craig, Hugh, 28 Glen street

Caldwell, James, 21 Causeyside

Cochran, H., & Co., 26 Causeyside

Millar, P. K., 9 New Street

Young, Mrs Robert, 44 George street

Wine and Spirit Merchants*

Those marked (*) are Wholesale Merchants.

Adam, Alexander, 3 Maxwell street

Adam, Robert, 19 Lawn street

Adam, Robert, 8 Orchard street

Adam, Robert, 68 George street

Adam, William, 51 Caledonia street

Adam, Henry, 13 Moss street

Andrew, William, 96 Causeyside

Arrol, Thomas, 80 BroomlandsArrol, Thomas, 37 Ferguslie

Arthur, J. F., 14 Old SneddonBalfour, Alexander, 105 George street

Barclay, Margaret, 6 West Croft

Berry, William, 75 High street

Bisset, Elizabeth, 12 Ferguslie

Black, John, Sun Inn, 1 BladdaBlack, Mrs Robert, 7 Glen street

Blair, Dugald, 78 Canal street


Blair, Mrs John, 32 WellmeadowBlair, Thomas, 15 Gilmour street

Blair, William, 68 Canal street

Borland, Mrs Alexander, 78 High street

Bowie, Andrew, 11 WilliamsburghBoyle, James, 7 Moss street

Brown, George, 35 Moss street

188 PAISLEY.

Buchanan, Hugh, 11 New Sneddon•Caldwell, James, & Son, 10 Gilmour street

•Caldwell, Hugh, 94 New SneddonCampbell, William, 38 High street

Carlile, Thomas, 18 Smithhills

Carmichael, Mrs Jane, 30 Cotton street

Chalmers, James, 13 MaxwelltonClimie, Mrs William, 5 New street (hotel)

Cochran, James, 39 Stock street

Cochran, James, 69 George street

Cochran, Thomas, 36 Moss street

Colquhoun, George, 17 WellmeadowConnell, Samuel, 23 WilliamsburghConnell, David, 116 George street

Corbett, Edward, 12 Back SneddonCostello, Patrick, 12 Gilmour street, and Canteen,

Paisley Brrracks

Cowan, John, 3 Love street

Craig, Robert, 20 St. James street

Craig, Robert, 50 Caledonia street

Craig, William, 17 Causeyside

Crighton, Colin, 12 High street

Cunningham, Adam, 35 High street

Currie, William, jun., 4 Renfrew street

Currie, Mrs John, 9 School wyndDickie, Thomas, 25 Moss street

Dunlop, John, 82 BroomlandsEdmiston, Mrs, 32 George street

Edmiston, William, 34 Canal street

Fairlie, Robert, 9 Moss street

Fechney, David, jun., 107 George street

Fechney, James, 35 Ferguslie

Ferguson, Margaret, 10 Storie street

Ferrie, Thomas, 9 Smithhills

Forrester, William, 91 New Sneddon•Foulds, Andrew, 4 Abbey street

•Foulds, Andrew, jun., 88 High street and 162

George street

•Foulds, Andrew, & Son, 5 Abbey street

Foulds, Rodger, 29 Causeyside

PAISLEY. 189

®Foulds, William, 24 George street and 20 OldSneddon

#Gemmell, Matthew, 14 BroomlandsGeorge, William, 92 CauseysideGibson, Hugh, 23 Lawn street

Gibson, James, 56 Causeyside

Gibson, James, 16 Lawn street

Gibson, William, 107 and 108 High street

Gilmour, James, 13 Dyers' wyndGilmour, John, 20 Moss street

Gilmour, Matthew, 5 St. Mirren street

Gray, William, 72 Causeyside

Grice, John, 4 Neilston road

Hamilton, Mrs Ann, 65 Love street

Hamilton, Thomas, 148 George street

Harper, John, 95 Causeyside

Hart, Archibald, 3 St. James street

Hart, Thomas, 85 Causeyside

Hart, Mrs, 1 East Croft

Harvey, Mrs A. Wilson, 136 George street

*Harvey, James, & Co., 15 King street, SaucelHeiton, John, jun., 3 Orchard street

Henderson, Mrs Alexander, 45 Moss street

Hendry, John, 1 St. James street

Hillcoat, Anthony, 4 St. Mirren street

Houston, John, 29 High street

Hughes, Mrs John, 1 Old SneddonHunter, Joseph, 120 George street

Hunter, Mrs Jessie, 22 Great Hamilton street

Hunter, Thomas, Earl Grey place, 14 Neilston roadJamieson, William, 40 New street

Jeffrey, George, 8 Wardrop street

Keith, Samuel, Abercorn Hotel, 9 Gauze street

Kelly, Adam, 37 St. James street

Kelso, Thomas, 23 Stock street

Killoch, Adam, 4 Caledonia street

King, John, 25 New Smithhills

Kinloch, John, 36 Storie street

Lamond, Archibald, 1 Silk street

Landess, Robert, 20 George street

190 PAISLEY

Lang, John, 47 Moss street

Lang, William, 43 Moss street

Lawson, Alexander, 7 WallneukLees, Peter, 6 Smithhills

Logan, Alexander, 27 Lawn street

Logan, John, 29 Gauze street

Mack, John, 19 Causeyside

Manwell, Mrs Martha, 16 Abercorn street

Marshall, Mrs, 3 Renfrew street

Meikle, Andrew, 28 New SneddonMeiklejohn, J. G., George Hotel, 2 Smithhills

Millar, Mrs Alexander, 1 East Buchanan street

Mitchell, John, Commercial Inn (Cross)

Mitchell, William, 19 Carriagehill

Morrison & Milne, 18 High street

Morrison, Alexander, Globe Hotel, 11 High street

Morrison, Hugh, 3 Silk street

Morrison, Mrs George, 1 DoveslandMuir, Alexander, 7 Renfrew street

Muir, Daniel, 13 Neitston roadMuir, Joseph, 20 Abbey street

Murdoch, William, 89 High street

Murray, A., 2 Garthland street

M'Arthur, James, 7 Love street

M'Cartney, Hamilton, 15 Thread street

M'Donald, Alexander, 11 Canal street

M'Donald, Duncan, 12 Old SneddonM'Ewin, Alexander, 6 New Sneddon

•Macfarlane & Co., 29 Lady lane and 10 Well street

M'Ghie, John, 13 Abbey street

M'Houl, Andrew, 9 Orchard street

M'Intyre, Mrs Alexander, 32 Causeyside

M'Kay, D., 2 New SneddonM'Kean, James, jun., 100 George street

**M'Kean, James, 63 Causeyside

M'Kean, J., 75 BroomlandsK'Kean, John, 7 Moss street

M'Kellar, Daniel, 84 Causeyside

M'Lachlan, John, 70 Broomlands

M'Lachlan, John, 5 Moncrieff street

PAISLEY. 191

M'Lean, Alexander, 6 Cotton street

Maclerie, George, 7 High street (Cross)

M'Millan, James, 16 Causeyside

M'Nab, Mrs Agnes, 26 Carriagehill

M'Nally, Mrs John, 6 Wallace street

M'Naught, John, 16 Gauze street

M'Neil, William, 19 WellmeadowM'Walter, Elizabeth, 19 Maxwellton street

M'Williams, Denis, 43 New street

Neil, Archibald (bottler), 13 and 14 Newton street

Ness, John, 1 Bridge street

Nicol, John, 6 George street

Niven, Hugh, 110 George street

Ogg, George, 36 Ferguslie

Orr, Mrs Andrew, 13 High street

Park, John, 11 St. James place

Park, William C, 10 George street

Paterson, Mrs Alexander, 54 Storie street

Paterson, James, 28 Back SneddonPaterson, Mrs H., 48 High street

Paton, Alexander, 4 Old SneddonPaton, Mrs Elizabeth, 88 Canal street

Philips, John, 52 Storie street

Pinkerton, Allan, 57 BroomlandsPollock, Mrs Thomas, 1 Carriagehill

Reid, William, 72 BroomlandsRennie, Alexander, 148 George street


Risk, James, 1 Saucel

Robertson, Peter, 2 Orchard street

Robertson, William, 5 Carriagehill

Rodger, Matthew, 8 WallneukScollan, Thomas, 38 Moss street

Scott, Mrs Allan, 21 BroomlandsShearer, Jane, 71 BroomlandsSim, James, 4 Thread street

Smith, Janet (late M'Keuzie's), 3 St. Mirren street

Smith, Mrs David, 22 CauseysideSproul, Alexander, 6 Union street, CharlestonSteel, William, Cross Keys, 12 Saucel

192 PAISLEY.

Stevenson, Mrs, 22 New Smithhills

Stevenson, Thomas,, 8 Gauze street

Stewart, Walter, 25 New street

*Stirling, John, Terrace Tavern, 109 High street

Stirling, Robert, 2 WellmeadowStirling, Thomas, 1 Garthland street

Taylor, Mrs Thomas, Moss-side, Greenock roadTempieton, Mrs William, 13 Canal street

Templeton, William, 25 Carriagehill

Thomson, Andrew, 5 Williamsburgh.

Thomson, Mrs, 30 Ferguslie

Thomson, Mrs Archibald, County Hotel, County place

Thomson, William, 45 BroomlandsWaddell, Mrs, 60 CauseysideWalker, Hugh, 16 BroomlandsWalker, Mrs, 5 North Croft

Walker, Robert, 2 St. Mirren street

Wales, James, 37 Causeyside

Weir, James, 63 BroomlandsWeir, William, 2 Millarston

Weir, William, 51 George street

Whammond, James, 10 Caledonia street

Woodrow, Mrs, 9 WilliamsburghWright, Robert, 4 Cotton street

Wylie, R. S., 71 Love street

Young, Mrs E., 5 Broomlands

'Wood Merchants-

Allison, William, Victoria Saw Mills, 23 Love street

Armstrong & M'Nair, 2 and 3 Prusssia street

Blackwood, Matthew, 67 Love street


Bryce, James, & Sons, Macdowall street

Craig, John, & Co., Caledonia lone

Dunlop, M. & J., 13 Storie street

Hutton, Robert, 40 BroomlandsStewart, James, & Son, 20 New SneddonTurnbull, James, 12 WallneukWallace, Peter, 27 BroomlandsYoung, John, & Co., Burgh Saw Mills, Caledonia st.

PAISLEY. 192A

"Wood Turners.

Barr, John, Mossvale Works, Gockston road

Clark, R. G-., 9 WallneukCrawford, James, 6 South Croft

Gibb, Archibald, 12 West Campbell street

Henderson, John, 8 Castle street

Smith, Robert, 9J George street

Wrights and Joiners.

Alexander, W., Barterholm RoadheadAnderson, J. & E., 6 New street

Armstrong & M>Nair, 2 and 3 Prussia street

Auld, John P., 30 Orchard street

Black & Small, 30 and 32 Lady lane

Blackwood, Matthew, 67 Love street


Bryce, James, 12 North Croft

Bryce, James, & Sons, Macdowall street

Caldwell, Hugh, 7 Duke street, DoveslandClark, John, 13 Stevenson street

Craig, Alexander, 2 Carlile place, New SneddonDunlop, M. & J., 13 Storie street

Ewing, Stewart, 20 Lawn street

Gardner, James, 2 Inkle street

Gibb, Samuel, 93 High street

Goldie, James, 11 Inkle street

Gordon, George, 7 New street

Houston, Alexander T., 5 Maxwellton street

Hunter, James, 34 High street

Keith, John, & Son, 101 Causeyside

Kerr, Gavin, 28 and 30 Orchard street

Kilpatrick, John, 16 Abbey street

Kirk, James, 21 New Smithhills

Kirk, John, 27 WellmeadowLee, James, Caledonia lone

Lee, Robert, 12 St. James street

Leitch, John, 80 New SneddonK

192 b paisley.

Menzie, Peter, 15 SandholesM'Dougall, Alexander, 1 Ferguslie


M'Innes, John, William street

M'Naughtan, Alexander, 6 New Smithhills

M'Neil & Brown, 30 New Smithhills

M'Queen, Thomas, 131 George street

Neilson, Thomas, 4 "West brae


Paton, Robert, 6 Marshall's lane

Picken, Alexander, 2 Barclay street

Stewart, James, & Son, 20 New SneddonTurnbull, James, 12 WallneukVallance, Hugh, 17 Noss street

Wallace, Peter, 27 BroomlandsWright, Robert, 4 Cotton street

'Writers.

Adam, John, 9 Gilmour street

Barr, James Buchanan, 5 County place

Bartlemore, John, County buildings (north end)

Caldwell, James, 33 Old SneddonCampbell & Russell, 7 High street (Cross)

Campbell, John, 7 High street

Campbell, Thomas, County buildings (north end)

Dunn, Jas. H., County place

Gardner, A. & J. N., 3 County place

Hart, George, Burgh Fiscal, 5 County place

Hodge, Young, & Martin, County buildings

MacFarlan, Daniel, County Fiscal, 5 County place

MacFarlan, John, 5 County place

M'Innes, Macfarlane, & Co., 2 Lawn street

MacRobert, Thomas, County buildings (north end)

Millar, Walker, & Millar, 8 Gilmour street

Reids & Henderson, 3 County place

Russell, Robert, 7 High street

Russell, Thomas, 7 High street

Semple, David, & Sons, 1G Gilmour street

PAISLEY. 192c

Yarn and. Silk Merchants.

Barr, Stirrat, & Co., 109 Causeyside

Brown, William, jun., & Co., 108 Causeyside

Cochran, Robert, & Co., 15 Causeyside

Craig, Robert W., 50 Storie street

Gilmour, Thomas, & Co., Cumberland court, Causey-side

Greenlees, Thomas, & Co., 13 Causeyside

Macgregor, Patrick, 8 Causeyside

Millar, James & Son, 106 Causeyside

Philips, William, & Co., 5 Cumberland court, Causey-side

Pollock, James, & Co., 5 Causeyside

Ronald, Robert A., Daisy Bank, Back SneddonRussell, Robert, 94 Miller street, Glasgow—12 St.

James place

Smith, W. B., 7 Orchard street

Stewart, John, & Co., 6 Forbes place

Symington, J. M., Causeyside court, 14 CauseysideYounger, George, & Co., 15 CauseysideWatson, Thomas, 34 Causeyside

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APPENDIXTO

WATSON'S PAISLEY DIRECTORY.

187 5-"7 6,

Magistrates and Town Council of Paisley\

Water, Gas, and Police Commissioners

;

Road and Cart Navigation Trustees;

Committees, &c, &c.

1875.

Magistrates.

David Murray, Esq., Provost.

James Clark, ~]

Richard Watson,^ Esquires, Bailies.

Robert Cowan,j

^ '

Robert Armour, J"William Russell, Esq., Treasurer.

Councillors.

Messrs John Fisher,

John M'Gown,Arthur Lewis,John Cowan,Robert Eaglesim,

Messrs John Jaap,

Francis Halden,William MacKean.Robert Cochran,

James M'Laohlan.

Mr William Hodge, Town Clerk.

Mr A. M. Ross, Town Chamberlain.

Mr George Hart,.... Burgh Fiscal.

Mr Robert Sharp, Inspector of Works.

Court of Lyners.The Treasurer (Convener),

Messrs Robert Cochran, Arthur Lewis, James M'Lachlan.Three a quorum.

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194 APPENDIX.

Finance Committee.

The Treasurer (Convener"),

Messrs Arthur Lewis. John M'Gown, William MacKean, RobertEaglesim, John Cowan.

Three a quorum.

Non-Entry, andfor the Sale of Casualties and Feu-Duties.

Provost, Magistrates, and Treasurer.

The Provost (Convener"),

Three a quorum.

Property Committee.

The Treasurer (Convener),

Messrs John Fraser, William MacKean, Eobert Cochran, John Jaap.

Three a quorum.

Free Library and Museum Committee.

The Provost (Convener) ; the Treasurer [Sub do.),

Messrs Eobert Cochran, Eobert Eaglesim, Francis Halden,

John Fisher, Sir Peter Coats, Eev. William Fraser, LL.D.,

Bev. James Brown, Messrs James Cook, P. Cornyn Macgregor,

William Brunton, LL.D., William Bobertson, John Fullerton,

Walter King, George Masson.Three a quorum.

Fountain Gardens Committee.

The Provost (Convener),

Bailies Clark and Cowan, Messrs Thomas Coats, Eobert Cochran,

John Fisher, Eobert Eaglesim.

Three a quorum.

Stated Meetings of Trustees on the First Monday of February andOctober.

Road Trust and Quarry Committee.


Messrs John Fisher, Arthur Lewis, Eobert Cochran, John Cowan

,

John Jaap.

Three a quorum.

Road Trust Account Committee.


Messrs Arthur Lewis, John M'Gown, William MacKean,Robert Eaglesim, John Cowan.

Three a quorum,

APPENDIX. 195

Gas Committee.

The Provost (Convener,') the Treasurer (Sub do.),

Messrs John Fisher, Arthur Lewis, John M'Gown, William MacKean,John Cowan.Five a quorum.

Water Trust Committee.

The Provost (Convener), the Treasurer (Sub do.),

Messrs Eobert Eaglesim, Robert Cochrau, Francis Halden,

John Jaap, James M'Lachlan.

Five a quorum.

To Represent Council in carrying out Court-Houses (Scotland) Act,

1860.

Bailies Clark and Watson, Messrs John Fisher and William MacKean.

Parochial Board.

Elected in February.

Provost Murray, Bailies Clark and Armour, and Treasurer Russell

Visitors of Paisley Prison.

Bailie Clark, Messrs Arthur Lewis, and Robert Eaglesim.

Cart Trustees.

Provost Murray, Messrs Robert Cochran and John Fisher.

Members of Prison Board.

Elected in April.

Provost Murray, Bailie Watson, Treasurer Russell, and Messrs

Cochran and Fisher.

Magistrates and Town Treasurer, ex officiis, Members of all Com-mittees, except Fountain Gardens Committee-

Second Tuesday in June for Perambulating the Burgh Marches.

General Court for Granting Certificates for the Sale of Exciseable

Liquors, Second Tuesday of April and Third Tuesday of October.

Valuation Appeal Court in September.Chanties voted in January.

Cart Navigation Trustees.

Provost Murray (Chairman),Messrs James Clark (Dep. do.), Joseph Bow, John Fullerton,

Thomas Reid, William Russell, John Andrews, John Yuung, JohnPoison, Robert Brown, Robert Cochran, John Fisher.

196 APPENDIX.

Account Committee.

Mr Robert Brown (Convener,)

Robert Cochran, William Russell, John Fisher.

Tbree a quorum.

Works Committee.

Mr Jobn Fullerton (Convener*),

Messrs Thomas Reid, Jobn Andrews, Joseph Bow, John Young,Jobn Poison.

Tbree a quorum.Chairman and Deputy Chairman Members of both Committees,

ex officiis.

Commissioners of Police.

Under " The General Police and. Improvement (Scotland) Act, 1862.

The Magistrates and Council of the Burgh.Six a quorum.

STANDING COMMITTEES.Paving, New Buildings, and Street Improvements.

The Provost, Bailies, and Burgh Treasurer, ex officiis.

Mr William MacKean (Convener"), Bailie Watson (Sub do.),

Messrs Arthur Lewis, John Fisher, Robert Cochran, John Cowan.Four a quorum.

Lighting, Cleansing, Watching, and Fire Engines, and Sanitary.


Bailie Clark (Convener),

Messrs Robert Eaglesim {Sub do.), Jobn M'Gown, Francis Halden,

John Jaap, James M'Lachlan.Four a quorum.

Finance and Assessments.


The Burgh Treasurer (Convener),

-

Mr John M'Gown (Sub do.),

Messrs Arthur Lewis, Robert Eaglesim, William MacKean,John Cowan.

Four a quorum.

Messrs Andrew Millar, Thomas Walker, and Andrew Millar, Jun.,

Joint Clerks to the Commissioners.

Mr Daniel Richmond, M.D., Surgeon and Medical Officer,

Mr Donald Sutherland, Superintendent of Police, Surveyor of Paving,

and Inspector of Lighting and Common Lodging Houses.

Mr Robert Green, Sanitary Inspector, Inspector of Cleansing, andSurveyor of Drainage.

APPENDIX. 197

An Ordinary Meeting of the Commissioners to be held on theSecond Monday of every Month, at Seven o'Clock p.m.; and anAudited Account of Receipts and Expenditure for the Year endingloth May to be laid before the Ordinary Meeting in July, yearly.

The Rates of Police Assessment at present are

—

For Lauds or Premises rented or valued under £3, ... 6£d. per £For Do. Do. at £3 and under £5, 9|d. per £For Do. Do. at £5 and upwards, Is. Id. per £Street Improvement Assessment, ^-d. on Landlord, and^-d. on Tenant.The Assessment under the Public Health Act is £d. on Landlord,

and ^d. on Tenant.When the Fractional part of a Pound of the Assessable yearly rent

or value of Lands or Premises does not amount to 10s. it is notAssessed at all ; and when such Fractional part amounts to or exceeds10s., it is Assesed as £1.

The following Lands or Premises are Assessed on one-fourth oftheir annual value entered in the Valuation Roll, viz. :

—

1. All Lands and Premises used exclusively as a Canal or Basin ofa Canal, or Towing path for the same, or as a Railway constructedunder the powers of any Act of Parliament for Public conveyance,excepting the Stations, Depots, and Buildings, which are Assessableto the same extent as other Lands and Premises within the PoliceBounds.

2. All the under-ground Gas and Water Pipes, or under-groundWorks of any Gas or Water Company.

3. All Woodland, Arable, Meadow, or Pasture Ground,lot other

Ground used for Agricultural purposes.

PARLIAMENTARY BOUNDARIES.1st Ward—All within a line drawn as follows, viz., from the Moss

toll on the Greenock road, along the centre of the Greenock road,southward to a point opposite to the centre of the north road of theRace Course leadiug westward from the Greenock Road, thence alongthe centre of that road to the centre of the road that intersects theRace Course road, thence southward along the centre of that inter-secting road and the road in a line therewith, passing West Marchto the centre of the Greenhill road, thence westward along that roadto a point opposite to the centre of the north end of Lonewells streetthence southward along the centre of that street to a point in thecentre of Welhneadow street, thence westward along the centre ofthat street to a point opposite to the centre of the North end ofCastle street, thence southward along the centre of that street tothe south end thereof, thence southward along the centre of Ralstonsquare to the north end of the street or avenue leading to Castlehead,thence southward along the centre of that avenue to a point oppo-site to the north-east corner of the mansion-house of Castleheadthence to the north-east corner of the said mansion-house, thence in

S 2

198 APPENDIX.

a direct Hue southward to the point where the Parliamentary line

intersects the Espedair Burn near Haircraigs, thence along the

Parliamentary boundary westward, northward, and eastward to the

point first described.

2d "Ward—All within a line drawn from a point in Greenhill road

opposite to the centre of the north end of Lonewells street, along the

middle of the Greenhilll road, Underwood street, and St. Jamesstreet, to a point opposite to the centre of the street called Stoney

brae, thence by the centre of Stoney brae till it joins Oakshaw street,

thence along the centre of the road leading round the High Church,

wall to the Churchhill, thence along the centre of Churchhill to

New street, thence along the centre of New street to a point opposite

the centre of Shuttle street, thence along the centre of that street to

George's place, by the west and south of George's church to a point

in George street opposite the north end of Wardrop street, thence

along the centre of that street to Canal street, thence along the

centre of that street to a point opposite to the centre of the road

leading to Canal Basin, thence along the ceutre of that road to

the Canal, thence along the centre of the Canal westward to the east

boundary of the First Ward, thence northward along the said boun-dary to the point first described.

3d Ward—All within a line drawn from the point where the Burncalled St. Mirren's Burn enters the Eiver Cart, up the centre of the

Kiver Cart until it reaches the extremity of the Parliamentary boun-dary of the Burgh at or near the junction of the Hawkhead Ladewith the River Cart, thence along the Parliamentary line until it

reaches the intersection of the Espedair Burn at or near Haircraigs,

thence along the east boundary of Ward 1st till it reaches the Canal,

thence along the centre of the Canal till it reaches the street leading

from Canal street to the Canal Basin, thence along that street till it

reaches Canal street, thence eastward along Canal street to th«

bottom of Wardrop street, thence along Wardrop street to a point in

George street at the north end of Wardrop street, thence by the

south and west sides of George's Church to a point at the north endof the church opposite the south end of Shuttle street, thence along

Shuttle street to the centre of New street, thence by the centre of

New street till it reaches the centre of Oauseyside, and from thence

down Causeyside until it reaches the said burn called St. Mirren's

Burn, and thence along the burn to the point first described.

4th Ward—All within the Parliamentary boundary to the west of the

centre of the Kiver Cart, which is not included in any of the preced-

ing wards.

5th Ward—All within the Parliamentary boundary of the Burgh situ-

ated on the east of the centre of the River Cart.

Fairs—Third Thursday of February and May, and second Thursdayof August and November. Markets—Every Thursday.

Fast Days—Fridays before first Sabbath in April and October.

APPENDIX. 199

Burgh of Paisley School Board.

Mrs ArthurRev. William Fraser, LL.DMr Robert HendersonRev. James Dodds

Thomas Coats, Esq., Chairman.Rev. G. C. HuttonRev. John M'LachlanMr P. Comyn MaegregorRev. James Brown

Mr John Adam, writer, 9 Gilmour Street, Treasurer.

Mr Thomas MacRobert, writer. County Buildings (north end),

Secretary.

Abbey School Board.

James Finlayson, Chairman.

Rev. Hugh Chisholmj

Mr Charles Bine ReushawMr James Donald

JMr John Salmon

Rev. William Hutcheson Mr Robert Y. Richardson

Rev. Dr Lees |Rev. David Reston

Andrew Millar, Jun., 8 Gilmour Street, Clerk and Treasurer.

Farochial Board, Paisley, 1S75- 1

?©-

inspector's department.

J. S. Brown, Inspector.

Robert Rae, Clerk.

Peter Baine, Assistant-Inspector.

James Renfrew, Collector.

POORHOUSE DEPARTMENT.

William M'Kenzie, Governor. Agnes Baird, Matron.

William Campbell, Chaplain. Robert Falconer, Surgeon.

William M'Intyre, Esq., Chairman.

Provost MurrayBailies Clark

WatsonArmour

Messrs Wm. Russell

James LangWm.Morrison

Messrs Wm. CrawP. Costello

R. RichardsonJames BarclayA. M'KenzieJas. HamiltonDavid Morren

Messrs John MTnnesWm. RobinR. F. Dalziel

James Millar

Archd. HoggJohn Stalker

Geo. MassonJohn Young

Committees.Assessment.

Provost Murray, Bailie Clark, Messrs James Millar, Wm. Morrison,

Robert Richardson, John M'Innes, John Stalker, David Morren,George Masson, Patrick Costello, Archibald M'Kenzie, JamesBarclay, Con.

Administration of Relief.

Bailie Watson, Messrs John Young, David Morren, William Robin,Archibald Hogg, Robert Richardson, James Hamilton, JohnM'Innes, John Stalker, R. F. Dalziel, James Barclay, ArchibaldM'Kenzie, Con.

200 APPENDIX.

Poorhouse.

Bailie Watson, Messrs William Eussell, William Craw, James Millar,

William Robin, William Morrison, John M'Innes, Patrick Cos-tello, James Lang, Archibald Hogg, R F. Dalziel, George Masson,Con.

Asylum Accommodation.

Bailies Watson and Armour, Messrs James Barclay, John M'Innes,Robert Richardson, William Macintyre, William Craw, JohnYoung, James Millar, James Lang, William Robin, Wm. Morrison,Archibald Hogg, Archibald M'Kenzie, George Masson, R. F.Dalziel, Con.

Finance.

Messrs George Masson, Archibald M'Kenzie, R. F. Dalziel, JamesBarclay, William Macintyre, James Lang, Con.

Committees to visit the Poorhouse Weekly.

1.—Provost Murray, Bailie Watson, Mr George Masson, Con.

2.—Messrs William Craw, James Hamilton, William Russell, Con.

3.—Bailie Armour, Mr William Macintyre, Bailie Clark, Con.

4.—Messrs John Stalker, Patrick Costello, John Young, Con.

5.—Messrs R. F. Dalziel, William Robin, James Millar, Con.

6.—Messrs Archibald Hogg, David Morren, George Masson, Con.

7.—Messrs James Lang, William Morrison, John M'Innes, Con.8.—Messrs Robert Richardson, Archibald M'Kenzie, James Barclay,

Con.

Afrbey PareeMal SoarA-

inspector's department.

Robert Robertson, inspector. M. D. Toner, Assistant-Inspector.

Robert Rowand, Clerk. Robert Oliver, Collector.

POORHOUSE DEPARTMENT.

C. W. Laing, Governor. Janet B. Gray, Matron.James Sproul, Chaplain. Mrs Ridge, Cook.

Hugh Brown, Clerk. Thomas Graham, M.D., Surgeon.James Wilson, Porter. George Orr, Baker.

Wm. Poison, Esq., Chairman of the Board, and ex offlciis Member of

all the Committees.

COMMITTEES.GENERAL AND HOUSE COMMITTEE.

Wm. Poison, Esq., Chairman of General Committee,Jas. Winning, Esq., Vice-Chairman do.,

Jas. Winning, Esq., Chairman of House Committee,Archd. Hutchison, Esq., Vice-Chairman do.,

and ex officiis Members of all the Committees.

APPENDIX. 201

Messrs John Salmon, Graham M'Faiiane, Joseph A. Laird, John

Donald, David Robertson, William Johnstone, James More, Alex.

Chapman, James Donald, Peter Grant, William Guy, Wm. Young,

John Weir, Rev. Dr J. 0. Lees, Messrs John Pinkerton, JohnCochran, James Anderson, James Myles, James Wilson, sen., JamesWilson, jun., Wm. Poison, Archibald Renfrew, Robert Cochran, Wm.Peock, John M'Innes, John Poison, Andrew Wallace, John Brown,

Archibald Hutchison, James Young, James Winning, John Dunlop,

John Bonuar, Francis Halden, James A. MacKean, Wm. Rodger,

Matthew Blair, James Drybrough, James M'Lachlau, Thomas Pea-

cock, John Robertson, Thomas Crichton, Thomas Kelso, William

Robertson, James Cunningham, James Paterson, John Wilson.

Eight a quorum.BELIEF COMMITTEE.

For taking charge of all matters regarding the administration of

Relief to Paupers and the Education of Pauper Children, and

advising with the Inspector thereanent.

Messrs John Weir, John Pinkerton, Wm. Johnstone, John Poison,

John Cochran, J. A. Laird, James More, James Anderson, GrahamM'Farlane, John Donald, Archibald Renfrew, Robert Cochran, And.

Wallace, Wm. Poison, John Dunlop, David Robertson, J. A. Mac-Kean, Francis Halden, Peter Grant, Alex. Chapman, James Donald,

sen., Wm. Rodger, James Drybrough, Thomas Peacock, ThomasCrichton, Wm. Young, Wm. Peock. Mr Mackean, Convener.

Five a quorum.

ASSESSMENT, FINANCE, AND LAW COMMITTEE.For disposing of all appeals against Assessments, and taking charge

of all matters of Finance and questions of Law.Messrs James Myles, John Salmon, William Johnstone, John

M'Innes, James Wilson, sen., Archibald Hutchison, David Robert-

sou, James Wilson, jun., Win. Peock, Archibald Renfrew, Wm.Poison, John Poison, James Winning, Graham M'Farlane, J. A.

Laird, James More. Mr Wilson, jun., Convener.

Three a quorum.

SANITARY COMMITTEE.

Appointed under " Public Health (Scotland) Act."

Messrs James Myles, John Salmon, William Johnstone, JamesWilson, sen., James Wilson, jun., James Winning, John M'Innes,

William Peock, Archibald Renfrew, Wm. Poison, John Poison, DavidRobertson, Archd. Hutchison, Graham M'Farlane, J. A. Laird,

James More. Mr Wilson, jud., Convener.

Three a quorum.

COMMITTEESAppointed by House Committee.

Purchasing Committee—Messrs John Pinkerton, Archd. Hutchi-son, David Robertson, John Bonnar, John Cochran, Thos. Kelso,

Robert Cochran, Thos. Peacock, James M'Lachlau—Mr Hutchison,

202 APPENDIX.

Convener. Eepair Committee—Messrs John Pinkerton, Wm. Peock,

Wm. Rodger, John Cochran, James Drybrough, Wm. Johnstone,

James Paterson, Francis Halden—Mr Pinkerton, Convener. LabourCommittee—Messrs Francis Halden, Robert Cochran, G. M'Farlane,

James Paterson, John Cochran—Mr Halden, Convener.

ABBEY ASYLUM.Licensed for 98 Patients.

C. W. Laing, superintendent ; Thomas Graham, M.D., medical

officer; Thomas Holms, head attendant; John Gardiner, RobertStewart, and Thomas Jack, attendants ; Janet B. Gray, matron

;

Mrs Holms, assistant matron ; Margaret Logan, Eliza Montgomerie,and Sarah Cooper, attendants.

A"b"bey Parish Road. Trustees.

All Heritors having land in the Parish valued at 100 Scots of valuedrent.

Clerks—Millar, Walker, & Millar, writers, Paisley.

Surveyor—Thomas Johnston, C.E.

Collector—Robert Oliver, 4 Old Smithhills.

Justices of the Peace.

Paisley District.

Alexander, Claud, of BallocbmyleArthur, James, of BarshawAbercrombie, William, bankerBaird, John, Netherhill

Barclay, James, Canal BankBell, William, RenfrewBrough, Peter, OakshawheadBrown, Hugh, Egypt ParkBrown, John, CauseysideBrown, Robert, Underwood ParkCattanach, Alex., Auchentorlie

Clark, James, CamphillCoats, James, yr., of WoodsideCoats, Sir Peter, of WoodsideCoats, Thomas, of Ferguslie

Craig, Archibald, GatesideFleming, Andrew, FulwoodGlen, Thomas, Thornhill

Guilleautne, Peter, banker, Paisley

Holms, Archibald C, of SandyfordHolms, William, of Brabloch

Hutchison, John, Garthland PlaceMacfarlane, Hugh, banker, Gil-

mour Street

MacKean, William, merchantMacKean, James Anderson, Cal-

side

Macgregor, Patrick Comyn, of

BredilandMillar, Andrew, Dean of Facultyof Procurators

M illar, James, Adelphi HouseMorgan, John, of GreenlawMurray, David, CastleheadPollock, Alex., jr., banker, CrossPollock. Alex. Russell, Greenhill

Poison, Wm., starch manufacturerRussell, William, High Street

Scott, Matthew, GatesideSharp, David Galbraith, merchantWilson, George, West HurletWotherspoon, William, Maxwellton

Hutchison, Archibald, Fairhill

Sheriff-Depute and Sheriff-Substitutes of Renfrewshire, and the

Provost and Magistrates of Paisley, for the time being.

APPENDIX. 2 03

Justice of Peace Court.

Small Debt and Fiscal Courts held at Paisley every Friday at

Eleven Forenoon.

Clerk—John Bartlemore. Depute-Clerk—Thomas MacRobert.

Procurator-Fiscal—Thomas Campbell.

PAISLEY DISTRICT.

Rotation ofPresiding Justices, 1875.

July.—Provost Murray, Sir Peter Coats, Messrs A. C. Holms,William MacKean, James Clark, Alexander R. Pollock.

August.—Messrs Thomas Coats, Peter Guilleaume, "William

Russell, James A. MacKean, Bailie Clark.

September.— Messrs Alexander Pollock, Jun., William Holms,Archibald Hutcheson, Matthew Scott, William Abercrombie, Bailie

Cowan.

October.—Messrs James Barclay, William Wotherspoon, JamesArthur, John Brown, William Bell, Hugh Brown, James Millar.

November.—Messrs John Morgan, John Baird, Alex. Cattanach,

David G. Sharp, Bailies Watson and Armour.

December.—Messrs Hugh Macfarlane, Robert Brown, Peter

Brough, John Hutchison, William Poison, Archibald Craig, P.

Comyn Macgregor.

Courts held at Johnstone third Monday of each Month.Depute-Clerk—Walter Holmes, writer, Johnstone.

Courts held at Lochwinnoch first Saturday of each Month.Depute-Clerk—John Reid, writer, Lochwinnoch.

Courts held at Barrhead first Monday of each Month.Depute-Clerk— Archibald Brownlie, writer, Barrhead.

Courts held at Pollokshaws first Tuesday of each Month.Depute-Clerk—George Brown, writer, Pollokshaws.

Quarter Sessions, first Tuesday of March, May, and August, and last

Tuesday of October, at Renfrew. Licensing meetings held at

Renfrew Third Tuesday of April and last Tuesday of October,

Inspectors of Weights and Measures.

Paisley District—Robert Hunter and John Gildawie.

Pollokshaws District—Robert Hunter and Robert Russell,

Greenock District—Robert Hunter and John Angus.Burgh of Paisley—Andrew Fisher, 81 New Sneddon.

204 APPENDIX.

Income Taz Commissioners.

For the Upper Ward of Renfrewshire.

Patrick Fraser, Sheriff, andHugh Co wan, Sheriff-Substitute,

ex officiis

The Eight Hon. Lord Blantyre

Sir Eobert J. M. Napier, Bart., of

Milliken

Arch. 0. Campbell of BlythswoodJ. G. Baruc Graham of Craigallion -

John Gordon of AikenheadJohn M'Ewan of Glenlora

Allan Gilmour of EagleshamAllan Pollok of Broom

Clerk—Andrew Millar, 8 Gilmour Street, Paisley.

Surveyor and Assessor—James S. Smiles, 1 Cotton Street, Paisley.

Paisley Free Library and Museum.Committee of Management.

Rev.Provost Murray,Bailie Clark

,, Watson,

„ Cowan,„ Armour,

Treasurer Russell,

Messrs Robert Eaglesim,

Robert Cochran,

Francis Halden,

John Fisher,

Sir Peter Coats,

SUB-C0MMITTBE8.

Wrn. Fraser, LL.D.

,, James Brown,

,, James C. Lees, D.D.,

Messrs Wm. Brunton, LL.D.James Cook,P. Comyn Macgregor,George Masson,Wm. Robertson,

John Fullerton,

Walter King,

Rev. James Brown, Convener,

Mr James Cook, Sub Convener,

Bailie Watson,

„ Armour,

Library.

Messrs Robert Eaglesim,

Wm. Brunton, LL.D.,

P. Comyn Macgregor,Walter King.

Museum.

Mr George Masson, Convener,

Mr John Fullerton, Sub-Convener,

Bailie Clark,

Rev, Wm, Fraser, LL.D.

Messrs Robert Cochran,

Francis Halden,

John Fisher,

Wm. Robertson.

Property.

Treasurer Russell, Convener, Bailie Watson, Bailie Cowan, MrGeorge Masson.

The Provost and Sir Peter Coats to be Members of each Sub-Committee.

Three a quorum.

Curator, Mr Moms Young.

Assistant-Curator, Mr John Renfrew.

Janitor Mr Matthew Barr,

William Hodge, Clerk.

APPENDIX. 205

Paisley Infirmary.

Year commencing 1st April, 1 875.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.Mr ¥m. Hodge, President.

Mr Win. Gillespie, Treasurer,

Sir Peter Coats,

Provost Murray,Treasurer Russell,

Messrs Matthew Scott,

Wm. Abercrombie,

James Clark, Camphill

Stewart Clark,

Wm. Coats,

Messrs John Walker, jun.

James M'Murchy,John M'Gown,R. F. Dalziel,

Thomas Coats,

James Arthur,

Wm. Boyd,James Millar, Manuf.

Francis Martin, Secretary.

John Alexander, M.B., Resident Surgeon. Mrs Courtoy, Matron.

Rev. Andrew Elder, Chaplain.

QUARTERLY

From 1st April to 1st July.

Mr Wm. Abercrombie (Convener},

Provost Murray,Messrs James M'Murchy,

Stewart Clark.

From 1st July to 1st Octobeb,Messrs James Millar (Convener),

James Ciark,

R. F. Dalziel,

John Walker, Jun.

COMMITTEES.

From 1st Oct. to 1st Jan., 1876.

Treasurer Russell (Convener),

Sir Peter Coats,

Messrs James Arthur,

John M'Gown.

From 1st Jan.,1876, to 1st April.Messrs Wm. Coats (Convener),

Thomas Coats,

Matthew Scott,

William Boyd,

The President and Treasurer, ex officiis, Members of each Quarterl yCommittee.

ACCOUNT COMMITTEE.

The President, Messrs Wm. Abercrombie, James Millar, Wm.Russell, and Wm. Coats. The President, Convener.

LIBRARY COMMITTEE,

The President, the Treasurer, and the Members of the Medical Board.

MEDICAL BOARD.

Acting Physician, Dr Taylor. I Acting Surgeon, Dr Graham.

Consulting Physician, Dr Richmond. I Consulting Surg., Dr Donald.

The Dispensary is open every day from 10 till 11 A.M. for advice;

and from 11 A.M till 12 noon, and from 5 till 6 p.m. for Dispensing

Mediciue. On Tuesdays and Fridays attendance will be given in

the Dispensary from 12 to 1 p.m., for Vaccinating Children. Friends

of Patients admitted daily from 10 till 11 A,M.

Medical and Surgical Cases require Two Tickets, and are admitted

from 8 A.M- till 6 p.m. Accident Cases admitted at a 1 hours without

Tickets.

206 APPENDIX.

Faculty of Procurators.

Incorporated by Royal Charter, 24th June, 1803.

Dean—Andrew Millar.|

Treasurer—John M'Innes.

Councillors.

William Hector. David Semple. Robert Russell.

Clerk—John Bartlemore.

Auditors of Treasurer's Accounts—The Dean and Councillors.

Auditor of Procurator's Accounts—

"William Hodge.

Curators of Library—William Reid, sen., David Young, John N.Gardner.

Officer—Alexander M'Kechnie.

Anderson, Mat., Neilston ...

Barr. James B.

Bartlemore, JohnBrownlie, Archd., BarrheadBrown, DavidCaldwell, James

1873185318'29

18731861

Campbell, John, Pollokshaws 1870

Campbell, JohnCampbell. Thomas ...

Connell, Wm., LochwinnochCochran, AlexanderDunn. James H.Ferguson, Alex. Robertson,

Neilston 1865Gardner, Archibald ... 1828Gardner, J. Neilson ... 1864

Hart, George 1861Hector, Wm., Pollokshaws 1825Henderson, R. L 1858Bodge, William 1830Bolmes, John, Johnstone ... 1849Holmes, Walter, Johnstone 1862

MEMBERS. _^

1832 M'Leod, Joseph Lochhead..1870 Martin, Francis1853 Millar, Andrew1856 Millar, James1873 Macfarlane, Robert1849 M'Farlane, Graham

MTnnes, JohnM'Lean, Wm., GlasgowMacRobert, Thomas . .,

MaoFarlam. Jnhn i. . V ..

Reid. John, JohnstoneReid, WilliamReid, William, junReid, William, Johnstone .

Russell, RobertSemple, DavidSemple, Alexander ... .

Semple, David SmithTempleton, James .. .

Walker, ThomasWatson, Joseph, Barrhead.Young, David

. 1873

. 1866

. 1818

. 1872

. 1859

. 18311841

. 1824

. 1858

'. 1842. 1829

. 1870

. 1872

. 1866

. 1831

. 1872

. 1872. 1872. 1853

. 1870

. 1861

tt% /it! *y / y paisley Cemetery Company.

Instituted 1845.

Board of Management.

John Snodgrass, Governor.

Directors.

Wm. AbercrombieA. Russell Pollock

John Fullerton

Archibald Craig Matthew Scott

John M lGown Dundas S. Porteous

David Semple Daniel Arbuckle

Thomas Coats Thomas Crichton

Secretaries and Treasurers—Hodge, Young, & Martin.

Superintendent—John Murray.

APPENDIX. 207

Lieutenancy of Renfrewshire.

Lord Lieutenant—Sir M. E. Shaw Stewart, Bart.

Vice-Lieutenant—Archibald C. Campbell of Blytbswood.

Clerk of Lieutenancy—John Macdougall, Mansion House, Greenock.

Deputy-Lieutenants.

Alexander, Claud, of Ballochmyle,1860

Alexander, Capt. John, H.I., R.N.,1863

Blantyre, Lord, 1845Buchanan, Lieut-Col. D. C. R. C,

of Drumpellier and Finlay-ston, 1863

Campbell, Archibald C, of Blyths-wood, 1860

Crum, Alexander, of Thornliebank,1873

Cuninghame, John Charles, ofCraigends, 1873

Darroch, Duncan, of Gourock, 1863Gilmour, Allan, of Eaglesham, 1860Glasgow, Earl of, 1873Gordon, John, of Aikenhead, 1860Graham, John G. Barnes, of Craig-

allion, 1860

Harvey, Henry Lee, 1873fioustoun, George Ludovic, of

Johnstone, 1873Macdowall, Henry, of Garthland,

1873Maxwell, Sir "William Stirling, of

Keir and Pollok, 1873Maxwell, William Hall, of Dar-

gavel, 1873Mure, Lieut.-Colonel William, of

Caldwell, 1860Napier, Sir Robert J. M., Bart,

1845Napier, John Stirling, 1860Pollok, Allan, of Faside and

Broom, 1860Scott, James, 1860Speir, Robert Thomas Napier, 1868Stewart, John Archd. Shaw, 1863

Renfrewshire Peliee.Head Quarters—3 County Place.

Chief Constable—Robert Hunter, Paisley.

Paisley District—Superintendent—John Gildawie, Paisley. Stations

—

Inchinnan, *Paisley, and Yoker.Kilbarchan District—Inspector—Wm. Macrae, Kilbarchan. Stations—

Bishopton, Crosslie, Elderslie, Kilbarchan, *Linwood, Loch-winnoch, Howwood, and Bridge of Weir.

Barrhead District—Inspector—Charles Bremner, Barrhead. Stations

—

Barrhead, Nitshill, Neilston, Newton Mearns, and Uplawmoor.Pollokshaws District—Inspector—Robert Russell, Pollokshaws. Sta-

tions—Busby, by Glasgow, Cathcart, *Crosshill, Eaglesham,*Kinning Park, Pollokshaws, Strathbungo, Thornliebank,Crossmyloof, and Mount Florida.

Greenock District—Inspector—John Angus, Greenock. Stations

—

*Gourock, *Greenock, Inverkip, Kilmalcolm.Those marked (*) are Sergeants' Stations.

The Force is composed of the Chief Constable, 1 Superintendent, 4Inspectors, I Detective, 7 Sergeants, and 38 Constables—52.

COMMISSIONER IN IRELAND TO ADMINISTER OATHSFOR COURTS OF CHANCERY, PROBATE, AND BANK-RUPTCY IN ENGLAND.

GEORGE K. SMITH, SolicitorOffice—The Castle, Belfast.

208 APPENDIX.

Burgh Courts.A Court is held in the forenoon of every lawful day, at Ten

o'clock, for the despatch of Criminal business ; and a Court is held,

when necessary (immediately after the Criminal Court), for despatch

of civil causes.

"William Hodge, Clerk. George Hart, Fiscal.

Sheriff Court.

Court Hall, County Buildings.

Sits every Tuesday during Session.

Patrick Fraser, sheriff. William Hector, sheriff-clerk.

Hugh Cowan, sheriff-substitute. John Brough, sheriff-clerk depute.

Commissary Court.

Held every Thursday at Eleven o'clock Forenoon.

Patrick Fraser, commissary.

Hugh Cowan, commissary-depute.

John Bartlemore, commissary clerk— Office, County Buildings.

Sheriff Small Debt Court, and Court under Certain

Debts Recovery Act, 186*7-

Court Hall, County Buildings.

Held every Tuesday, at Eleven o'clockrduring Session.

William Hector, clerk. John Broughrdepute-clerk.

Alexander M'Kechnie, Bar Officer.

Burgh Officers.

John Harkness, 14 High Street.

Alexander Macpherson, 9 Churchhill.

John Harkness, Town Drummer and Town Crier, 14 High Street.

Landeemer's Bay, 2d Tuesday in June, for PerambulatingBurgh Marches.

Sheriff Officers.

Alex. M'Kechnie, 4 Moss Street, also Messenger-at-arms.

John Harkness, 14 High Street.

Joseph Birnie Oockburn, 4 Moss Street.

Alex. Macpherson, 9 Churchhill.

Justice of Peace Constables.

PAISLEY.

John Harkness, sen., 14 High Street

Alex. M'Kechnie, 4 Moss Street

Joseph Birnie Cockburn, 4 Moss St.

JOHNSTONE.William Steel

William Giffen

James Giffen Paterscn

APPENDIX. 209

Glasgow and Paisley Joint Line.County Place.

Manager and Secretary, Alexander Cowan.Superintendent, William Auchterlonie.

Station Master, John Woodrow.Cowan & Co., carting agents.

Paisley and. Renfrew Railway.Trains run between Paisley and Renfrew about every two boars.

Station—Renfrew Road. Stationmaster—John Carmichael.

Glasgow and South-Western Railway,Chairman, Sir James Lumsden.

General Manager, W. J. Wainwright. Secretary, John Morton.Goods Manager, D. Dickie.

Superintendent at Paisley, William Auchterlonie.

Cowan & Co., carting agents.

Caledonian Railway.Chairman, Thomas Hill.

General Manager, James Smithells.

General Goods Manager, James Thomson.Secretary, Archibald Gibson.

Superintendent at Paisley, William Auchterlonie.

Caledonian Company, carting agents.

Glasgow, Paisley, and Ardrossan Canal.Canal Wharf, 18 Canal Street.

Secretary, John Morton, and Manager, David Dickie, 14 BridgeStreet, Glasgow.

Regular Trading Boats start every lawful day near undernoted.hours :

—

{Extra Boats to suit convenience of Parties.')

Port-Eglinton to Paisley, 6 and 9 a.m., 12 noon, 2 and 5 p.m.

Port-Eglinton to Johnstone, 6 a.m. and 12 noon.

Paisley to Port-Eglinton, 7, 9, and 11 a.m., and 2 and 5 p.m.

Paisley to Johnstone, 11 a.m. and 4.30 p.m.

Johnstone to Paisley and Port-Eglinton, 6 a.m. and 2 p.m.

Goods to be on the Wharf an hour before time of sailing.

Canal Office, 18 Canal Street.

For rates of carriage, or other particulars, apply to M. Templeton,at the Receiving Offices, 108 Ingram Street, 15 South FrederickStreet, and 16 Carrick Street, Glasgow.

Alexander Dickie, Goods Agent, Canal Office, Port-Eglinton.

James Alcorn, Do. Do. Paisley.

James Caldwell, Do. Do. Johnstone.With any of whom orders may be left and inquiries made relative to

the carrying trade.

t2

210 APPENDIX.

Parliamentary Constitu-ency.

1st Ward 9332d „ 1,120

3d „ 1,123

4th „ 1,163

5th „ 1,014

Total Constituency 5,353

Valuation of Burgh.

High Parish £37,5*25 2

Middle „ 35,148 17

Low „ 24,074 18Abbey „ 48,631 19Part of Renfrew ... 213Railways and Canal 9,300

£154,893 16

Fiars Prices for Renfrewshire,

Be3t General Average1873. 1874. 1873. 1874.

Wheat, per imp. qr 52s 10jd 39s 6|d 50s Id 39s OJdBarley, do 34s 9Jd 45s lid 33s 5|d 34s 7dOats, do 26s 9§d 26s 3£d 26s 3Jd 25s 8dBeans, do 45s Od 48s 7fd — 48s 8JdBere, do No evidence.

Peas, do No evidence.

Oatmeal, per 10 stones,

or 140 lbs. imp. weight, 21s 7d 20s 8£d 21s 4Jd 20s 8Jd

Session-Clerks.

High Parish—J. Gray Thomson, 10 St. James Street.

Middle Parish—Wm. Peattie, Waterloo Place, 2 Gilniour Street.

Low Parish— Robert Hay, 10 High Street.

Abbey Parisb—Robert Waterston, 4 Old Smithhills.

Fire Brigades.

BURGH BRIGADE.

James Gillespie, superintendent,

John Gillespie, branchman, ...

Archibald Steven, branchman,

Ninian Gillespie, fireman, ..

James M'Dougal, fireman, ...

Andrew Kerr, fireman,

David Ferguson, fireman, ...

William Gurgon, fireman, ...

James Keneeu, fireman,

John Smitb, fireman,

Alex. Wallace, fireman,

84 New Sneddon.84 New Sneddon.2 Inkle Street.

84 New Sneddon.83 jNew Sneddon.13 Wardrop Street.

43 Moss Street.

6 Sir Michael Street.

5 Love Street.

101 High Street.

24 Lawn Street.

"WEST OE ENGLAND BRIGADE.

Noble Campbell, captain,

William Forsyth, fireman, ...

William Drummoud, branchman,

John M'Guire, fireman,

5 Bridge Street, Abbey,25 High Street.

16 Old Sneddon.14 Cotton Street.

APPENDIX. 211

BANKS.Bank of Scotland.

Instituted 1695.

8 St. Mirren Street.

Head Office—Bank Street, Edinburgh.London Office—Lothbury, E.O.

Open from 10 till 3, and on Saturdays from 10 till 12.

John Hutckeson, agent.

Alexander Boyd, accountant. James Boss, teller.

William B. Barbour, L. P. Fraser, and Hugh Adam, clerks.

Robert Lochhead, porter—bouse, 6 Moss Street.

The Bank negotiates Bills and grants Letters of Credit on all the

principal towns in Scotland, England, and Ireland. Draws ontheir Branch in London ; Smith, Payne, & Smiths ; Coutts & Co.

;

and the Bank of England ; and on the Colonies and ForeignCountries ; also issues Circular "Notes of =£10 and £20 each, free

of charge, for the use of travellers and others in all parts of the

world.

Royal Bank of Scotland.Instituted 1727, and Incorporated by Royal Charter.

14 Gilmour Street.

David Murray, agent. William J. Ormiston, accountant.

Thomas Linn, jun., clerk.

Draws on Royal Bank of Scotland, Bank of England, and Coutts & Co.,

London ; and all the principal towns in England, Ireland, and Scot-

land ; Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London, and China,

and Branches ; Blyth Brothers & Co., Mauritius ; Bank of British

North America and Branches ; Bank of New South Wales;

Australian Joint Stock Bank ; Bank of South Australia ; WesternAustralian Bank, and all their Branches. The Royal Bank issue Cir-

cular Notes for £10, £20, £25, and £50 each ; also Circular Letters

of Credit free of charge, for the use of Travellers on the Continent

and elsewhere abroad. Negotiates Bills in all places at homeand abroad where there is a Bank or Banker.

City of Glasgow Bank.Instituted 1839.

102 High Street, Cross.

Alex. Pollock, and Thomas Finlator, agents.

James Brown, teller.

James Pollock, John Henderson, and Walter Wright, clerks.

Draws on London Joint Stock Bank, London, and on all the principal

towns in England, Ireland, and Scotland, and in the Colonies.

Negotiates Bills on all places where there is a Bank or Banker.

212 APPENDIX.

British Linen Company's Bank.Instituted 1746.

17 Gilmotjr Street.

Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon—Shuts at 12 onSaturdays.

Hugh Macfarlane, agent.

Alexander Gardiner, accountant. Peter Clark, teller.

Andrew Paterson and Thomas M'Cunn, clerks.

George Miller, porter—house, 2 Thread Street.

Draws on and Negotiates Bills through

Smith, Payne, and Smith, LondonTbe Bank of England & Branches

The London and County Bankand Branches

The Bank of Ireland & Branches

Carlisle and Cumberland Bankand Branches

Bank of Whitehaven & Branches

J. Backhouse & Co., Darlington,

and BranchesSamuel Smith & Co., NottinghamSheffield and Rotheram BankNational Provincial Bank of Eng-

land and Branches

Halifax Joint Stock BankHuddersfield Banking Company

and Branches

Bradford Banking Company,Bradford

Yorkshire Banking Company andBranches

Wauklyn and Co., Buenos AyresJames G. Kings, Sons, NewYork

London and South African Bankand Branches

English, Scottish, and Australian

Chartered Bank and Branches

Bank of New Zealand andBranches

Bank of Australasia and BranchesBank of British Columbia and

AgenciesBank of Montreal and Agencies

And the principal towns in Scotland, and all places wherethere is a Bank.

National Bank of Scotland.Instituted 21st March, 1825, and Incorporated by Royal Charter.

Governor—The Most Honourable the Marquess of Lothian.

General Governor—William James Duncan, Esq.

Head Office—42 St. Andrew Square, Edinburgh.London Office—37 St. Nicholas Lane, E.C.

Paisley Office—1 Forbes Place.

Peter Guilleaume, agent.

David Melville, assistant agent. R. Edmonds, teller.

John Blair Walker, William Smith, and Robert Fisher, clerks.

Draw on Glyn, Mills, & Co., Coutts & Co., and the Union Bank of

London ; J. & J. Stuart & Co., New York ; and have correspon-

dents in all the principal towns in Scotland, England, and Ireland,

and in the Colonies. The National Bank of Scotland issue ForeignCredits and Circular Notes, available in all parts of the world, andthey negotiate Bills in every place in Scotland, England, Ireland,

and abroad, where there is a Bank or Banker.

APPENDIX. 213

Clydesdale Banking1 Company.Instituted 1838.

7 High Street (Cross).

Open from 10 till 3, and on Saturdays from 10 till 12.

Robert Russell, agent. George Saunders, accountant.

John Gibson and R. S. Robertson, clerks.

Draws on Barnetts, Hoares, Hanburys, Lloyd, bankers, London 5 and

the London and Westminster Bank, London; and negotiates Bills and

grants credit on the principal towns in Scotland, England, and Ire-

land ; on the Bank of British North America, Canada, Nova Scotia,

New Brunswick, and Vancouver Island 5 also, on the Union Bank. of Australia, Melbourne, Sydney, Auckland, and other Branches.

"Onion Bank of Scotland.Instituted 1829, and Incorporated under Act of Parliament.

3 Gilmour Street.William Abercrombie, agent.

David Orr, accountant. Duncan M'Laren and William Grichton,

tellers.

Thomas Douglas, Ebenezer Paterson, and William Stevenson, clerks.

William Russell, messenger—house, 48 Moss Street.

Draws on Glyn, Mills, and Co., London ; and on nearly all the prin-

cipal towns in England, Ireland, and Scotland ; De Rothschilds

Freres, Paris ; J. G. Kings, Sons, New York ; Union Bank of

Australia, Sydney, Melbourne, and other branches ; Bank of

Montreal, &c, &c. Negotiates Bills on all towns in Great Britain

and Ireland where there is a Banker.

National Security Savings Bank.Instituted May, 1838.

Office—14 Gilmour Street.

Chairman—James M'Murchy. Deputy-Chairman—John Poison.

William Abercrombie, Treasurer.

Actuary—John M'Gown. Auditor—Robert Boyd.Committee of Management for 1875.

Messrs William Holms,Robert Kerr, Underwood,William Morrison,

James Millar, Townhead,Robert Macfarlane,

Wm. Gillespie,

Stewart Clark,

John Barclay,

John Poison,

Jas. Finlayson, JohnstoneArchd. Coats,

John A. Brown.

Sheriff Cowan,Bailie Clark,

Messrs James M'Murchy,William Poison,

Archd. Hutchison,

John Walker, juu.,

John Lamberton,William Reid,

Archd. Bell,

William Wotherspoon,William Hodge,Robert F. Dalziel,

The Bank is open for receiving and paying on Monday, Tuesday,Thursday, and Saturday from 10 till 3 o'clock, and on Saturday

Evening from 6 till 9 for receiving only.

214 APPENDIX.

POST OFFICE, 9 Gilmour Street.

Arrives.

7.38 a.m.

6.45 p.m.12.30 a.m.

5.35 a.m.

12.30 am.7.38 a.m.

11.16 a.m.

3.20 p.m.

6.20 p.m.7.38 p.m.

7 38 a.m.

11.16 a.m.

12.30 a.m.

3.20 p m.6.20 p.m.

7 a.m.

6.45 p.m.

7 a.m.

11.16 a.m.

6.10 p.m.

7 a.m.

11.20 a.m.

6.15 p.m.

8.43 p.m.

3 p.m.7 a.m.

2.30 p.m.

12.45 p.m.6.40 p.m.

8.50 p.m.

6.40 p.m.

7.38 a.m.

12.40 p.m.

6.30 p.m.9.30 a.m.

3.30 p.m.

6.45 p.m.

2.30 p.m.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.Closes. Despatch

4.30 p.m. 5 p.up

,8.10 p.m. 8.38 p.m-7.15 p.m. 7.40 p.m.8.10 p.m. 8.35 p.m-

. 9.30 a.m. 9.40 a.m-

, 10.30 a.m. 10.40 a.m.

, 12.40 p.m. 12.50 p.m.

. 4.30 p.m. 5 p.m.

, 5.50 p.m. 6 p.m.

9 p.m. 9.35 p.m.10 p.m. 10 p.m.

. 930 a.m. 9.45 a.m.

. 10.40 a.m. 10.50 a.m.

, 12.40 p.m. 12.50 p.m.

. 4.30 p.m. 5 p.m.

9 p.m. 9.35 p.m.

11pm. 11 p.m.

. 5.55 p.m. 6 p.m.

11 p.m. 11 p.m.

. 12.40 p.m. 12.50 p.m.

. 8.10 p.m. 8.35 p.m.

11 p.m. 11 p.m.

. 7.15 a.m. 7.30 a.m.

. 10.50 a.m. 11 a.m.

. 2.50 p.m. 3 p.m.

. 5.50 p.m. 6 p.m.

11 p.m. 11 p.m.

11 p.m. U p.m.

. 545 p.m. 5.55 p.m.

. 8.20 a.m. 8.30 a.m.

. 10.30 a.m. 10.40 a.m.

. 4.15 p.m. 4.30 p.m.

. 4.15 p.m. 4.30 p.m.

11 p.m. 11 p.m.

7.a.m. 7.10 a.m.

. 4.15 p.m. 4.30 p.m.

. 5.45 p.m. 5.55 p.m.

. 3.15 p.m. 3.30 p.m.

11 p.m. 1.30 a.m.

11 p.m. 6 a.m.

9 a.m. 6.30 a.m.

. 9 30 p.m. 3.45 p.m.11 p.m. 6 a.m.

and 7 p.m.

London, England, and ForeignDo. Do.

Ireland, North and South ...

Do. Do.Glasgow ... ...

DoDoDoDoDoDoDo

EdinburghDoDoDoDo

North of Scotland ...

Do.South of Scotland ...

Do.Do.

Greenock and Port-Glasgow,Do.Do.Do.Do.

DoDo.Do.Do.

BishoptonWest HighlandsJohnstoneLochwinnochJohnstone and Lochwinnoch

Do. BeithDairy, Lochwinnoch, and BeithAyrshireDo.Do. ...

KilmarnockElderslie, Quarrelton, and Howwood .

Renfrew,Do.Do.

LinwoodTown Deliveries—7 and 9 a.m., 3.45

Letters must be registered half an hour previous to the time of box

closing, except in the case of the first mail to Ayr, Kilmarnock, &c,

which should be registered the evening before. On payment of an

APPENDIX. 215

extra fee of 4d, letters may still be registered for half an hour later

in most cases.

Deliveries by letter-carriers begin at 7 a.m. (England and Scot-land, North of Ireland. Greenock, &c.) ; 9 a.m. (London, Ayrshire,South of Ireland, &c); 3.45 p.m. (Edinburgh, Glasgow, Greenock,Ayr, &c.) ; 7.15 p.m. (Greenock, Glasgow, Ayr, England, &c.)

SUNDAY MAILS.

Despatch of letters, &c, for London, England, Foreign, Glasgow,Edinburgh, Ireland, Greenock, Port-Glasgow, Ayrshire, &c, 6.15

p.m.

Delivery of letters to callers (London, England, Foreign, Glasgow,Edinburgh, Greenock, Port-Glasgow, &c.) from 8 a.m. till 10 p.m., at

the Office. No arrivals from Ireland delivered on Sunday.No deliveries by letter-carriers on Sunday. On Fast Days one

delivery, commencing at 9 a.m. Office open on Sundays from 8 a.m.

till 10 a.m., and on Fast Days from 9 a.m. till 10.45 a.m., and from7 till 8 p.m.

Letters are collected from the Receiving Office, 28 WellmeadowStreet, and from the Pillar Boxes in Oauseyside, Bank Street,

and St. James Street, at 10 a.m., 4 p.m., 6 p.m., and 9 p.m. NoCollections on Sundays.Money Orders are granted and paid from 9 a.m. till 6 p.m.

Savings Bank and Government Life Insurance Annuity Businesstransacted during same hours ; and on Saturdays from 9 a.m. till

8 p.m. On Sundays and Fast Days no business of this description

is done.

Office open on Week Days for Post Office and Telegraph businessfrom 7 a.m. till 9 p.m., and on Sundays from 8 a.m. till 10 a.m. only,

but the letter box remains open as on other days.

Clerks—A. Logan, 16 George Street ; R. B. Young, 11 Sandholes;

W. Smith, 145 George Street ; Robert Deans, Castlehead.

Stampers—Thomas Stevenson, 79 Causeyside ; John Pieken, 26Storie Street.

Letter- Carriers—Alexander Christie, 86 Canal Street ; WilliamHillis, Nethercommon ; R. C. M'Kinley, 23 Niddry Street ; JamesBrown, 3 Potterhill ; Thomas O'May, 11 Union Street.

Auxiliary Letter-Carriers—George Begg, 13 School Wynd ; Chas.M'Dougall, 60 High Street ; H. M'Pherson, 4 Smithhills ; ThomasHughes, 24 High Street; Matthew Robertson, 111 George Street;

John Black, 22 Broomiands ; Finlay M'Lean, 9 School Wynd ; JohnLyle, 21 Stock Street.

Messengers—Howwood—J. M'Birnie, Elderslie. Renfrew—JohnMorton, Renfrew. Gateside—Andrew Logan, 17 Barclay Street.

Linwood—Robert Ray, 40 High Street.

FRANCIS DEANS, Postmaster.

216 APPENDIX.

• •* Id.

I 2 oz. ., lid.

4 oz; 2d.

6 oz. .. 2£d.

8 oz. 3d.

10 oz. .. 3id.

12 oz. 4d.

RATES OF POSTAGEINLAND LETTERS.

For a Letter

—

Not exceeding 1 oz.

Exceeding 1 oz. but not exceeding 2 oz.

— 2 oz. —— 4 oz. —— 6 oz. —— 8 oz. —— 10 oz. —

Any letter exceeding the weight of 12 oz. will be liable to a postage

of Id per ounce, beginning with the first ounce.

And no Inland Letter must exceed 18 inches in length, 9 inches

jn breadth, and 6 inches in depth.

Re-directed letters are liable to new rates of postage, but though

the new postage should not be paid on the reposting of the letter, it

will be charged only the prepaid rate on delivery.

Newspapers for Foreign parts and Colonies, if posted later than 8

days after publication, are charged letter postage.

Books, &c,—Printed Books, Pamphlets, Magazines, Reviews, &c,whether British, Foreign, or Colonial, may be forwarded by post be-

tween places in the United Kingdom (made up in the same manneras newspapers), if prepaid in stamps, at the following rates :

—

Under 2 oz., ^d ; under 4 oz., Id ; under 6 oz., l£d ; under 8 oz,,

2d ; and £d for every additional 2 oz. No parcel to exceed 18 inches

any way, but may contain any number of separate Books, Maps, or

Prints, and any quantity of Paper, Vellum, or Parchment, and maybe either printed, written, or plain.

Books, if prepaid in stamps, are also forwarded by packet, if un-

written on inside or in the cover, at the rate of 3d and 4d under 4

oz. to British Colonies.

The British Registration Fee on every registered letter posted in

the United Kingdom, addressed to any British Colony or Foreign

country, is now 4d.

The same reduction has taken place in the fee chargeable on anynewspaper or book packet, addressed to a British Colony or to the

Kingdom of Italy, which the senders may desire to register.

Registered letters, however, addressed to France, or to any Foreign

country, the correspondence of whieh is sent in the French mail,

will continue chargeable with a registration fee of the same amountas the postage to which they are liable.

Registrars of Births, Marriages-, and Deaths.

Abbey Parish—Robert Waterston, 4 Old Smithhills.

High, Middle, and Low Parishes-^Louis Hoeck, 86 High Street.

APPENDIX 217

Commissioners of Supply of the County of Renfrew.Qualified to vote and act as such.

18 75.Sir Robert John Milliken Napier, of Milliken and Napier, Baronet,

Convener.

His Grace the Duke of Abercorn*The Right Honourable George

Frederick, Earl of Glasgow*The Right Honourable Charles,

Lord BlantyreThe Honourable Walter Stewart,

Master of BlantyreThe Honourable Lord Francis

Conyngham, Muirshields, Loch-winnoch

Sir William Sirling-Maxwell, Bart.,

of Pollok*Sir Robert John Milliken Napier,

Bart., of Milliken and Napier*Sir Michael Robert Shaw Stewart,

Bart., of Greenock and Blackhall

James Allison, of Malletsheugh,

MearnsJohn G. Allison, of Cartsbridge,

MearnsJames Anderson, of Highholm,

Port-Glasgow*Matthew Algie, Langside, Cross-

myloofJohn Allan, Hillhead, Kilbirnie

David Anderson, clothier in Glas-

gowRobert Arthur, Gavilmoss, Loch-winnoch

George Arbuckle, flesher, GreenockMatthew Arbuckle, flesher, Green-

ockJohn Buchanan, of Glenlora, Loch-winnoch

Robert Brodie, of Norvalstone,Lochwinnoch

Archd. Brownlie, writer, BarrheadWilliam Cunningham Graham Bon-

tine, of Ardoch, DumbartonJohn Boyd, of Kirkhill, MearnsDavid C. R. C. Buchanan, of Drum-

pellier, CoatbridgeGeorge Burns, residing at Wemyss

House, Wemyss Bay*John Burns, of Castle Wemyss,Wemyss Bay

John Bartlemore, of Bourtrees,

writer, Paisley

Henry Birkmyre, merchant, Port-Glasgow

William James Bell, Bellevue,

Cathcart*Archibald Campbell Campbell of

Blythswood, RenfrewJohn Crawford, of Sproulston,Lochwinnoch

Archibald Crawford, KilbarchanJohn Clark, of Kirkland Park,

Inverleith Row, EdinburghJames Cochrane, of RiversbankJames Connell, of Cathkin View,

LangsideGeorge Craig, of Broom, MearnsJohn Maxwell Cunningham, writer,

Stirling

William Connell, of Nethertrees,Lochwinnoch

Andrew Crawford, 2 Clyde Terrace,

GlasgowDavid Cross, of Eastbank, near

Bishopton*Alex Crum, of Thornliebank*Duncan Darroch, B.A., of GourockThomas Dick, bank agent, KinningPark

William S.Dixon, ofGovan Colliery

Charles Duncan, of Thornleymuir,Woodend, Rothesay

James Dunlop, of Arthurlie*Henry Barclay Dunlop, yr., of

ArthurlieWilliam John Easton, writer, Glas-gow, as factor for the Countess ofHome

Jas. Finlayson, Merchiston House,Johnstone

Wm. Fraser, of Knockbartnock,Town Clerk of Inverkeithing

Andrew Fleming, Fulwood, Hous-ton

Wm. Fulton, of Glen*John G. Barns-Graham, of Kirk-

hill and Craigallion, Barrhead*Allan Gilmour, of Eaglesham*John Gordon, of Aikenhead

U

218 APPENDIX.

Robert Gillies, East Barnaigh,Lochwinnoch

*Thomas Watson Greig, of Muir-shiel, Lochwinnoch

*Henry Lee Harvey, of Castle-

semple, LochwinnochGeorge Ludovic Houstoun, of John-

stone

John Beys, calico printer, Barr-

headJohn Howie, of Shawhill, Mearns*Archibald Campbell Holms, of

Sandyford*William Holms, of Brabloch

John Hamilton, of Greenbank,Mearns

James Dunlop Hamilton, of Roger-ton, writer, Glasgow

James Hamilton, of Janefield,

JobnstoneWilliam Charles Stewart Hamilton,

of Craiglaw and Barrochan, re-

siding at Craiglaw, KirkcowanRobt. Howie, of Burnhouse, MearnsJobn Herbertson, of Crooks

D. B. Johnson, Kaim, LochwinnochRobert Kerr, manufacturer in

Glasgow and Paisley

James Foster King, Longhaugh,Bishopton

Hugb Kirkwood, residing at Killer -

mont, as factor for J. G. Oswald,

of ScotstouB

Henry Lament, writer, GlasgowJames Lowndes, of Arthurlie

David Laidlaw, 14 Buchananstreet, Glasgow

Robert Leckie, Pollokshaws

John Laird, Norwood Villa, Pollok-

sbields

T. R. J- Logan, as factor for the

Trustees of William Dixon, of

Govan Colliery

George Lindsay, provision mer-

chant, 169 Bglinton Street, Glas-

gowWilliam Hall Maxwell, of Dargavel* William Mure, of Caldwell, M.P.John Mair, late of Plantation

William Mair, 21 Rutland Crescent,

Paisley Road, GlasgowAngus Mitchell, manufacturer,

Glasgow

Robert Macfie, of Langhouse*Andrew Muirhead, of Meikle

CloakHenry Murphy, Springhill, Cross-

myloof*James Myles, Deanside, Renfrew,

as factor for Alexander Speirs,

of Elderslie

*Henry M'Call, of Daldowie*Henry Macdowall, of GarthlandHenry Macdowall, yr., of Garth-

landDuncan M 'Donald, Parkhouse,Glasgow

John M'Ewan, of Glenlora, Loch-winnoch

Robert M'Quaker, feuar, Johnstone^Patrick Comyn Macgregor, of

BredilandJames MacGregor, St. Andrew's

Villa, Pollokshields

Robert Macfarlane, Bridge of WeirDavid M'Haffie, of EastwoodArchd. M'Intyre, merchant, Pollok-

shields

William Millar, of Eastwood Hill

John Stirling Napier, of MerchistonAllan Pollok, of PasideJohn Patten, W.S., EdinburghWilliam Paton, of TitwoodJohn Poison, of ThornlyWilliam Paterson, Knockbartnock,Lochwinnoch

*Robert William Cechran Patrick,of Woodside

John F. Patrick, of GrangehillH. R. B. Peile, Catty House, Dry-men, as factor for Sir M. R,S. Stewart

Thomas Porter, feuar, JohnstoneDavid Richardson, of Hartfleld

Matthew Rodger, of Rossland,Bishopton

John M. Robertson, writer, GlasgowThomas Dundas Speirs of Killallan

Alexander Graham Speirs, of Kil-

creuchThos. Shanks, engineer, JohnstoneCharles Thomas, coachbuilder,

Glasgow*Robert Thoma3 Napier Speir, of

Culdees Castle

:

APPENDIX. 219

Admiral Sir Houston Stewart,

R.N. and C.B.

Archibald Sinclair, late of DeansideJames Scott, of KellySamuel Henderson May Sommer-

ville, of Broadfield

John Salmon, residing at JohnstoneCastle, as factor for Geo. LudovicHoustoun, of Johnstone

Thomas Smith, Crosslees, by Thorn-liebank

James Stevenson, of AuchenamesWilliam Stevenson, of Crosslee

William Stevenson, of Robbshill

William Stewart, 114 Argyle Street,

GlasgowJames Stewart, of GarvocksJames Stewart, of WilliamwoodThomas Stobo, builder, Strathearn

Place, Paisley Road, Glasgow*James Swan, of WattiestonP. Walker, Pollokshields

Jas. Wallace, of Braehead*J. C. Wakefield, of EastwoodPark

Arthur Watson, Overlee, Busby*Duncan Watson, PollokshawsRobert Webster, residing at Loftus

House, Broughty FerryAlexander Wilson, Overtrees, Loch-winnoch

George Wilson, of Hurlet, residing

at West Hurlet

James Young, of Gallowhill, Pais-

ley

James Wilson, Freeland House,Erskine, factor for the RightHonourable Charles, Lord Blan-

tyre

James Wilson, jr., Dykebar, Pais-

ley, factor for the Right Honour-able the Earl of Glasgow

Hugh Douglas Willock, 148 WestNile Street, Glasgow

Alex. Young, Keir Mains, Dun-blane, factor for Sir WilliamStirling-Maxwell, Bart., of Pollokand Keir

*The Sheriff of the County*The Sheriff-Substitute, Paisley

*The Sheriff-Substitute, Greenock*The Provost of RenfrewThe eldest Bailie of Renfrew*The Provost of Paisley

The Provost of Greenock*The Provost of Port-Glasgow*The Provost of PollokshawsThe Senior Police Magistrate of

JohnstoneThe Senior Police Magistrate of

Gourock*The Senior Police Magistrate of

Crosshill

*The Senior Police Magistrate of

Kinning Park

* Members of Standing Committee.

James Caldwell, Clerk of Supply—Office, 33 Old Sneddon Street,

Paisley.

Annual General Meetings held at Renfrew on 30th April, and last

Tuesday of October.The 9th Section of the Act of Parliament 17th and 18th Vic, cap. 91,

states the qualifications necessary for a Commissioner of Supply.

Bank Holidays-New Year's Day Jan. 1

Queen's Marriage Feb. 10Good Friday Apr. 19Queen's Birthday May 24

Queen's Ascension June 10Queen's Coronation June 28Christmas Day Dec. 25

Paisley and Glasgow Omnibus Traffic.Omnibuses run between Paisley and Glasgow several times every

day. Start from the Cross during the week, and from County Placeon Sunday.

220 APPENDIX.

Renfrewshire Prison Board—1375-76.Elected by Commissioners of Supply.

Sir Michael B. Shaw-Stewart, Bart., of Greenock and Blackhall.

Sir E. J. M. Napier, Bart., of Milliken and Napier.Allan Gilmour, of Eaglesham.John Gordon, of Aikenhead.Archibald C. Holms, of Sandyford.

Archibald 0. Campbell, of Blythswood.Alexander Crura, of Thornliebank.

E. W. Cochran Patrick, of Woodside.James Myles, Deanside.

Henry Macdowall, of Garthland.

Elected by Magistrates and Town Council of Paisley.

David Murray, Provost of Paisley.

Richard Watson, one of the Bailies of Paisley.

Wm. Eussell, Treasurer of the Burgh of Paisley.

Eobert Cochran, one of the Town Council of Paisley.

John Fisher, one of the Town Council of Paisley.

Elected by Magistrates and Toivn Council of Greenock.

Eobert Neill, Provost of Greenock.Edward "Wilson, one of the Bailies of Greenock.

Paton, one of the Bailies of Greenock.Duncan Hendry, one of the Bailies of Greenock.Alexander Scott, one of the Bailies of Greenock.

Elected by Mayistrates and Town Council of Port- Glasgow.

Henry Birkmyre, Provost of Port-Glasgow.

Elected by Magistrates and Town Council of Renfrew.

Daniel dimming, Provost of Eenfrew.

Ex Officiis.

Patrick Praser, LL.D., Sheriff of Eenfrew and Bute, or in his

absence,

Hugh Cowan, Sheriff-Substitute at Paisley.

Colonel Campbell, of Blythswood, Chairman and Convener.Jas. H. Dunn, Clerk and Treasurer.

OFFICERS.

Paisley Prison.

Governor—Robert Bird.

Matron—Helen Thomson.Housekeeper—Jane Bird.

Teacher and Chaplain—Eev.Fleming, M.A.

Surgeon—James Paton, M.D.Clerk—0. M. Bird. Britton

Watchmen—David Daly, Guthrie Mahon, William Smith.

Head Warder—John Skelly.

Warders—William DufHn, DavidCairns, Alexander M'Crae,Henry Skelly, MurtoffMadigan, Geo. Waters,Christina Blair, Margaret

APPENDIX. 221

Greenock Prison.

Governor—William Clarke.

Matron—Susan E. Davie.

Chaplain—Rev. Alex. Gibson.

Surgeon—Samuel Shortridge,

L.R.C.S.E.

Head Warder, John Dunn.Warders — Duncan Campbell,

Daniel Macalister, Julie

Fleming, Margaret Hen-derson.

Watchmen—Neil Shaw and James Campbell.

Pollolcshaws Prison.

Keeper—John Brown.Matron—Mrs Brown.Surgeon—Wm. Walker, M.D.

Carriers' Quarters.

All Parts of the World—Cowan & Co., Goods Station, Greenlaw.—Robert M'Lean, clerk.

Do. George Robb & Co., do.

—Peter Blair, agent for Paisley.

Barrhead and Neilston—Arrives Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday ; de-parts same days—George Hamilton, 91Causeyside.

Beiih—Arrives Tuesdays and Fridays ; departs same days—JamesFerrie, at John Bell's, 12 Causeyside.

Glasgow—Arrives and departs daily—Robert Lockie, 91 Causeyside;

J. M'Nair & Co., 14 Thread Street. Railway Parcel

Office, Railway Station.

Houston—Arrives Tuesdays and Fridays ; departs same days—Peter

Kean, A. H. Park & Co.'s, Cross.

Johnstone—Arrives and departs daily—Robert Langmuir, 91 Causey-side

Kilbarchan—Arrives . Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays,and Fridays ; departs same days—Robert Stevenson,at John Bell's, 12 Causeyside.

Largs—Arrives Wednesdays ; departs same days —John Bell, 12

Causeyside.

Mid-Town Field—Arrives and departs daily—John M'Nab & Co.

Paisley, Glasgow, and Johnstone—John M'Donald, at John Lang's, 17

Moss Street.

Various Places—Railway Parcel Office, Railway Station.

Paisley Rifle Club.

Instituted 1858.

President, Archibald Craig.

Treasurer, John Barclay. Secretary, William Bell, Mossvale.

Shooting Range, Knock Farm.

u2

222 APPENDIX.

Public Offices, &c.Abbey Poor Rates, 4 Smithhills—Robert Oliver, collector.

Bakers' House of Call, 8 High Street—David Ford, keeper.

Bank of Scotland, 8 St. Mirren Street—John Hutcheson, agent.

British Linen Co.'s Bank, 17 Gilmour Street—Hugh Macfarlane, agent.

Canal Office, 18 Canal Street—James Alcorn, agent.

Chamberlain's Office, County Buildings—A. M. Ross, chamberlain.

City of Glasgow Bank, Cross—Alexander Pollock and Thomas Finlator,

agents.

Clydesdale Bank, 7 High Street—Robert Russell, agent.

Commissary, County Buildings—John Bartlemore, clerk.

Gas Commissioners, 23 Moss Street—William Nairne, treasurer.

Glasgow Herald, 16 Gilmour Street— George Smith, agent.

Inland Revenue, Terrace Buildings, 109 High Street—J. A. Rayaon andThomas H. Taylor, supervisors.

Justice of Peace, County Buildings—John Bartlemore, clerk.

National Bank of Scotland, 1 Forbes Place—Peter Guilleaume, agent.

North British Mail, 4 County Place— James Drewette, correspondent.

Paisley Herald and Renfrewshire Advertiser, Waterloo Place, 2 GilmourStreet—Richard Watson, publisher.

Paisley Herald Office, 10 High Street —William B. Watson, printer.

Paisley and Renfrewshire Gazette, .3 Moss Street—J. & J. Cook, pub-lishers.

Paisley and Renfrewshire Independent, 107 High Street—John Millar,

publisher.

Paisley Daily Express Office, 16 Causeyside—Wm. A. Lochhead, pro-

prietor.

Police Office, County Buildings—Donald Sutherland, superintendent.

Police Office (Comity), County Place—Robert Hunter, chief constable.

Post Office, 9 Gilmour Street—Francis Deans, postmaster.

Prison, County Buildings—Robert Bird, govenor.

Procurator-Fiscal (Burgh), 5 County Place—George Hart, fiscal.

Procurator-Fiscal (County), 5 County Place—Daniel MacFarlan.

Procurator-Fiscal (J. P.), County Buildings (North side)—Thos. Camp-bell, fiscal.

Railway, Renfrew, Renfrew Road—John Carmichael, station-master.

Railway, G. & P. Joint Line, County Place—William Auchterlonie,

superintendent.

Railway, Caledonian, G. & P., and Greenock Section, County Place-William Auchterlonie, goods and passenger agent.

Renfrewshire Militia Barracks, Williamsburgh—L. B. Barr, quarter-

master.

Royal Bank, 14 Gilmour Street—David Murray, agent.

Savings Bank, 14 Gilmour Street—John M'Gown, actuary.

Sheriff Clerk, County Buildings—William Hector, clerk ; John Brough,

depute clerk.

Stamps, 6 High Street—William M Intyre, distributor.

Taxes—Burgh Poor, 8 New Sneddon—James Renfrew, collector.

Police, County Buildings—A. M. Ross, treasurer and collector.

Water, County Buildings—A. M. Ross, treasurer and collector.

," Prison and Road, County Buildings—A. M. Ross, treasurer

and collector.

Rogue Money, 33 Old Sneddon—James Caldwell, collector." Income, 1 Cotton Street—James S. Smiles surveyor.

,', Income, 6 High Street—William M'Intyre, sub-collector.

Town Clerk's Office, County Buildings—William Hodge, clerk.

Union Bank of Scotland, 3 Gilmour Street—William Abercrombie, agent.

APPENDIX. 223

SECOND BATTALION RENFREWSHIRE RIFLEVOLUNTEERS.

Rank and Name of Officers of the above Battalion.

Rank. Names. Corps. Stations.

Lieut.-Col. William Mure Battn. Caldwell HouseMajor William Carlile

ii Paisley

n Andrew Millarii

Do.Captain William Bell 3rd Do.

» John Harvey 17th Lochwinnoch

11James Loudon 9th Johnstone

iiJames R. Wood 20th Renfrew

iiJohn Hodgart 15th Kilbarchan

iiThomas Glen Coats 24th Paisley

iiWilliam Murray 6th Do.

iiAlexander Millar 14th Do.

Lieut. James Dobie 3rd Do.

iiRobert Rowand 24th Do.

iiWilliam Loudon 20th Renfrew

iiJames M'Dougall 9th Johnstone

iiAlexander Grant 15th Kilbarchan

iiThomas Morrison 6th Paisley

iiRobert Stephen Milne 20th Renfrew

iiWalter Allison 6th Paisley

iiAlexander Fullerton 14th Do.

n James A. D. MacKean 24th Do.

iiJohu Barbour 15th Kilbarchan

Sub-Lieut. W. P. Fullerton 3rd Paisley

iiRobt. G. Abercrombie 3rd Do.

iiJohn M'Farlane 14th Do.

iiD. H. Macdowall 17th Lochwinnoch

iiJames Anderson 17th Do.

Adjutant Captain H. Gipps Battn. PaisleySurgeon James T. Donald

ii Do.Asist-Surg. W. Campbell n Kilbarchan

iiHugh H. Colligan

ii Paisley

Chaplain Robert Stephen15 Renfrew

Hon. Secy. Robert Macfarlane. ii Paisley

Hon. Treas. James Dobieii Do.

Paisley "Water Company.Archibald C. Holms, Esq., of Sandyford, chairman.

Alexander King, merchant, Paisley, deputy-chairman.

Peter Guilleaume, treasurer. David Melville, secretary.

Directors—Messrs John Snodgrass, Archibald Craig, John M'Gown,William Gibson, William Holms, J. M. Symington, Thos. Crichton.

224 APPENDIX.

Renfrewshire Militia.

Sir R. J. M. Napier. Bart., Lieutenant-Colonel, Commandant.Majors—Archd. C. Campbell and Wm. Cuninghame.

Captains.

G. L. Houstonn,A.

H.E.

E.

Boyd,B. Dunlop,H. Melhado,Anderson,

Lieutenant-

W. Hall Maxwell,Henry Macdowall,A. C. D. Dick.

-John C. Douglas.

Sub -Lieutenants.

M. D. Campbell, A. J. B. Ord, M. H. S. Stewart, R. F. L. Napier,The Hon. Albany Erskine.

Adjutant—Captain William Forrest.

Sui'geon—James Hutchison.Assistant-Surgeon—Thomas Graham, M.D.

Quarter-Master—L. B. Barr. Sergeant-Major, Alex. Barr.Quarter-Master Sergeant—Thomas Scott.

Colour-Sergeant—George Anderson. Sergeant—Wm. R. Kilgour.Staff Barracks—Williamsburgh.

READING ROOMS.

Paisley Coffee Boom, 10*7 High Street, Cross.

COMMITTEE OF PROPRIETORS.William Hodge, Convener.

James Caldwell, Treasurer.

John Bartlemore, Secretary, County Buildings.

Directors.

Messrs William M'KechnieJohn BartlemoreRobert MacfarlaneWilliam Reid

P. Comyn MacgregorDaniel Arbuckle, sen.

William Rowat

Messrs Robert M'KechnieWilliam AbercrombieAi*chibald GardnerDaniel MacfarlaneRobert MacfarlaneJames MonteathThomas Rowat

Alexander Begg, Treasurer.

Messrs William Macintyre, jun.

Robert BrownThomas GrahamJames M'NaughtonJohn Fullerton

Stewart Clark

P. Comyn MacgregorRobert Wingate, Keeper

COMMITTEE OF LESSEES.Jas. H. Dunn, Chairman.

John Bartlemore, Secretary.

Messrs James Caldwell

John WalkerRobert MacfarlaneArchibald C. HolmsGeorge HartArchibald CraigJohn Logan

Open from 8 a.m. till 10 p.m.

APPENDIX. 225

James Brown,Eobert Fisher,

John Kennedy,Eobert Wilson,

G. Archibald,

J. Jaap,

A. H. M'Lure,D. Carswell,

J. M. Symington,

D. Fleming,Thomas Kelso,

H. Allison,

James Watson,Eobert Mathieson,George Fisher,

W. Gibson.

Paisley Artisans' Institution.Instituted 1847.

Thomas Coats^ Honorary President.

John Jaap, President.

Sir M. S. Stewart, Bart., Colonel Holms, M.P., Sir Peter Coats, andWm. Wotherspoon, Honorary Vice-Presidents.

J. Hamilton, R. Fisher, R. Wilson, and D. Fleming, Vice-Presidents,

A. H. M'Lure, Treasurer.

Thomas MacEobert and H. S. Edmonds, Secretaries.

Eobert Wylie, Janitor.

DIRECTORS.James Hamilton,

D. Speirs,

W. Wilson,H. S. Edmonds,J. M'Gechan,Thomas M'Eobert,Thomas Edmonds,James Winning,James Steel,

COMMITTEES.Lecture—George Fisher (Con.), H. Allison, J. M'Gechan, James

Brown, D. Speirs, Eobert Mathieson, and James Winning.Literary—D. Fleming (Con.), G. Archibald, J. Kennedy, D. Carswell,

A. H. M'Lure, J. Watson, and J. Hamilton.

Class—A. H. M'Lure (Con.), W. Gibson, Thomas Kelso, GeorgeFisher, D. Fleming, J. Steel, and J. M. Symington.

Finance—A. H. M'Lure (Con.), D. Carswell, James Winning, JamesWatson, J. Hamilton, and Jas. Steel.

Amusement—H. Allison (Con.), Thomas Kelso, H. S. Edmonds, G.

Fisher. Eobert Mathieson, James Watson, and Robert Fisher.

Property—J. Steel (Con.), J. Watson, J. Hamilton, D. Fleming, H. S.

Edmonds, and A. H. M'Lure.LOCAL BOARD OP EXAMINERS FOR SOCIETY OP ARTS.

Thomas Coats, Chairman.Eev. John Crouch, Secretary.

COMMITTEE.Eev. Dr Fraser,

„ J. B. Sturrock,

,, A. Henderson,William MacKean,J. M. Symington,

Dr Brunton,Dr Fraser,

Provost Murray,J. Lorimer, and

Class Committee, ex-officiis.

"West-End Reading Room.Instituted 1st Feb., 1850.

84 Broomlands and 26 Wellmeadow.John Eobertson, President. John Caldwell, Treasurer.

James E. MacFadyen, Secretary, 28 Wellmeadow.Aged and Infirm Free.

Members of Committee—Messrs Matthew Eodger, Wm. Whiteford,

Thomas Millar, John Caldwell, Wm. Eobertson, John Eeid.

David Brown, keeper, 26 Wellmeadow.

226 APPENDIX.

PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS.SCHOOLS UNDER THE PAISLEY SCHOOL BOARD,

Grammar School and Academy." Higher Class School."

Alexander Fraser M'Bean, M.A., Rector and Classical Master.David Glass, M.A., T.C.D., Master, Commercial Department.

John Wilson, Assistant Master.David Donaldson, F.E.I.S., Master, English Department.J. C. Niven, Assistant. Miss Hannington, Assistant.

M. Gorecki, French Master.

Herr Meyerowicz, German Master.Thomas Kirkwood, Drawing Master.

Hugh M'Nabb, Music Master.

PUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS.George Street—Central School.

John Taylor, M.A., Master. Miss Janet Smith, Assistant.

Marshall's Lane School.

"William Brownridge, Master. Miss Law, Assistant.

Stevenson Street School.

William H. Wason, Master. Miss Orr, Assistant.

Thread Street School.

Andrew Ross, Master. Miss Margaret Ross, Assistant.

Stoiv School.

Senior Department—Miss Jane Dalziel, Mistress.Junior Department—Miss Anna Biggar, Mistress.

7 Queen Street School.

Miss Helen Pollock, Mistress.

79 George Street School.

Miss E. Campbell, Mistress.

Carhrook Street School.

George- Dick, Master. Miss Janet Cumming, Industrial Teacher.

Causeyside Street School.

Alexander Tagg, Master. Miss Janet Cumming, Industrial Teacher

New Sneddon Street School.

James Andrew, Master. Miss Janet Cumming, Industrial Teacher.

Carriagehill School.

Miss Agnes Colquhoun, Mistress.

Glen Street School.

Miss Annie Robertson, Mistress.

Adelphi Hall School.

Miss Susan Hunter, Mistress.

Hunter Street School.

Miss Flora C. Weir, Mistress.

Silk Street School.

Miss Waterston, Mistress.

APPENDIX. 227

THE JOHN NEILSON ENDOWMENT EDUCATIONALINSTITUTION—Oakshawhead.

Opened 2d April, 1852.

Directors.

Messrs Archd. Gardner.Archd. Hodge.

Sheriff Cowan.

Mr Eobert Kerr.

Rev. John Renwick, B.A.Mr Thomas Hodge.

Secretaries and Treasurers—A. & J. N. Gardner, writers,

3 County Place.

First Department—Miss Isabella C. Ingram and Assistants.

Second Department—Mr David Hamilton and Assistants.

Third Department—Mr Thomas Kerr and Assistants.

Fourth Department—Mr John G. Thomson, Master; Mr Wm. Ingram,and Assistants.

Fifth Department—Mr John Laidlaw, Master ; Mr William Ingram,and Assistants.

Classics and Mathematics—Mr Thomas W. Lumsden, A.M., Master,and Assistants.

French and German—Mons. F. R. Montfort, B.A.Sewing, Knitting, and Domestic Economy—Miss Jeanie S. Airlie and

Assistants.

Drawing—Mr William Stewart and Mr C. Hayes.Music—Mr William M. Miller.

Adult Male and Female Evening Classes—Mr David Hamilton, MrWilliam Ingram, and Miss F. Weir.

Janitor and Teacher of Gymnastics— Sergeant George Muir.

HUTCHESON CHARITY SCHOOL, Orb Square.Instituted (built) 1821.

Directors.

The Provost, Bailies, and Treasurer of the Burgh. One Memberof each of the three Kirk Sessions of the Town Parishes. ThePresident of the Merchants' Society. The Box-Master of the OldWeavers' Society, and the Chairman of the Paisley Parochial Board.

John Campbell, Teacher.

MISS KIBBLE'S REFORMATORY INSTITUTION,Greenock Road.

Opened 1st August, 1859.Chairman — Matthew Scott.

Trustees and Managers.The Sheriff of RenfrewshireThe Sheriff-Substitute at PaisleyThe Provost of Paisley

The Minister of the First Chargeof the Abbey Parish of Paisley

The Minister of the High ChurchParish of Paisley

All for the time being.

William Abercrombie.|

David Murray. | Francis Martin.Secretary and Treasurer—John M'Innes.

Governor—Jobn Rae. Matron—Mrs Rae,

228 APPENDIX.

PAISLEY EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE, 166 George Street.

Head-Master—Charles D. Wason.

Assistant Teachers—David Hutchison, George H. Cockburn, andJames M. Rankine.

Elocution—G. W. Baynham. German—Frau Bohmer.Pianoforte—Miss E. J. Plenderleith.

GOVERNMENT SCHOOL OF DESIGN.President—David Murray. Vice-President—Thomas Coats.

Treasurer—William A bercrombie.

Ordinary Directors.

Bailie WatsonTreasurer Russell

Messrs MassonJohn MorganArchd. Hutchison

Messrs Robert BrownArchibald Craig,

P. Comyn MacgregorWilliam Philips

James Robertson

Stewart Clark.

William Stewart, Master.

William Hodge, Honorary Secretary.

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, Albion Street.

President, Provost Murray.Treasurer—William Abercrombie.

Secretaries—Hodge, Young, & Martin, writers, County Building

Superintendent— Thomas Smith. Matron —Mrs Smith.Acting Committee.

Provost Murray Messrs Wm. MacKeanBailies Clark

WatsonCowanArmour

Treasurer Russell

Messrs Wm. AbercrombieA. R. Pollock

Thomas Coats

James Arthur Revs.

John Fisher

George Masson

William CoatsJames M'MurchyJ. Millar, manufacturerRobert EaglesimStewart ClarkJohn RonaldJohn M'GownDavid YoungDr LeesDr ThomsonAndrew Henderson

CATHOLIC SCHOOL, 18 School Wynd.Miss Grady, teacher.

DEAF AND DUMB INSTITUTION.Instituted 1817.

William Philips, President. Sir Peter Coats, Treasurer.

Archibald Gardner, Secretary, 3 County Place.

Twelve Directors.

Medical Director—:Dr Richmond.

APPENDIX. 229

THE DICKSON SCHOOL, Williamsburgh.Instituted 1847.

Directors.

Rev. J. C. Lees, D.D., chairman,J

Rev. A. M. Lang,

„ Christopher M'Kune,j „ David Watson,

Miss Isabella Spring, Teacher.

INFANT TRAINING SCHOOL, 11 Lawn Street.Instituted 1835.

Miss Hair, Teacher.

Insurance Companies.Fire and Life.

Accident—John M'Gown, 14 Gilmour Street

Alliance, Life—John Bartlemore, County Buildings (North end)ATLAS, Fire and Life—Robert Brown, Sneddon BridgeBorder Counties, Fire—J. B. Newlands, 16 High Street

British Equitable, Fire and Life—George Weir, 97 High Street ; JohnM'Kinlay, 37 New Street

British Imperial Corporation, Fire—J. B. Newlands, 16 High Streets-Robert Waterston, 4 Smithhills

Brition Medical, Life—Thomas Cullen, 12 St. James PlaceCaledonian, Fire and Life— David Semple & Sons, 16 Gilmour Street

;

James Dalziel, Wester Carriagehill

Caledonian Plate Glass—John Fisher, 4 CauseysideCommercial Union, Fire and Life—Mr Wotherspoon, 50 MaxwelltonCounty, Fire—John Larimer, Braeside Cottage, Millarston ; James

Macduff, 100 High Street

City of Glasgow—Andrew Millar, jun., 8 Gilmour Street ; AlexanderGardner, 3 Moss Street ; John Adam, 9 Gilmour Street

Crown Assurance, Life—Thomas Donald, 4 Storie StreetEconomic, Life—David Murray, 14 Gilmour StreetEnglish and Scotch Law, Life—Reids and Henderson, 3 County PlaceEDINBURGH, Life—(West of Scotland Branch, 112 St. Vincent Street,

Glasgow)—Robert Armour, 15 Causeyside ; James Macduff, 100High Street

; Andrew Paterson, British Linen Bank; James Wilson,8 Causeyside

European, Life—John Muir, 23 Moss StreetGENERAL, Fire and Life—John Carswell, 4 High Street ; Thomas

Donald. 4 Storie StreetGuardian Plate Glass—James Winning, Terrace Buildings, 109 High

Street

Great Britain Mutual, Fire and Life—Peter Burt, 28 Causeyside : JohnAnderson, 10 George Street and 51 High Street

IMPERIAL, Fire and Life—D. Gilmour, 5 Causeyside; William Murray,15 Giltrour Street ; Andrew Paterson. 10 Glen Lane

Insurance Company of Scotland, Fire—Wm. M'Intyre, 6 High Street;A. Craig Muir, 47 Oakshaw street; John Bartlemore, CountyBuildings (North end)

Lancashire, Fire and Life—Alexander Gardiner, 3 Caledonia StreetLIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE, Fire and Life-(Glas-

gow Office, 128 Ingram Street)—Campbell & Russell, 7 High Street;John M'Gown, 14 Gilmour Street ; Robert Boyd and Wm. Reid'jun., 15 Gilmour Street ; John Muir, 23 Moss Street; JamesLang, 86 High Street; David Melville, National Bank

Loadon and General, Plate Glass—James Adam, 7 Gilmour Street

V

230 APPENDIX.

London and Lancashire, Fire and Life—Mr Wotherspoon, 50 Max-wellton

London Guarantee and Accident (Limited)—Kobert Armour, 15 Causey-

side

Manchester, Fire—Thomas Walker, 8 Gilmour Street

National Provincial Plate Glass Insurance Company—Joseph White-head, 16 Moss Street

NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE, Fire and Life—(GlasgowOffice, 102 St. Vincent Street)—Robert Armour, 15 Causeyside

;

MTnnes, Macfarlane, & Co., 2 Lawn Street; John Hutcheson, Bankof Scotland ; John Adam, 9 Gilmour Street

Northern, Fire and Life—A. M. Ross, County Buildings

NORWICH UNION, Fire and Life—James B. Lamb, 6 St James Place

Pelican, Life—Thomas Walker, 8 Gjlmour Street

Phoenix, Fire—James Winning, Terrace Buildings, 109 High Street

Phosnix, Life—Thomas Walker, 8 Gilmour Street

Prudential Assurance—Robert Baine, 8 Wardrop Street

QUEEN, Fire and Life—John Fisher, 4 Causeyside ; Mr Wother-spoon, 50 Maxwellton

Railway Passenger Accidental—A. Craig Muir, 47 Oakshaw street

Renfrewshire Agricultural Cattle—Hodge, Young, and Martin, CountyBuildings

Royal Insurance Company of Liverpool, Fire and Life—James Caldwell,

33 Old Sneddon ; George W. Macalpine, 48 Moss Street

Scottish Amicable, Life—John M'Gown, 14 Gilmour Street

SCOTTISH COMMERCIAL, Life—(Glasgow Office, 133 West George

Street)—J. N. Gardner, 3 County Place ; P. Guilleaume, National

BankScottish Equitable, Life—Robert Boyd, 15 Gilmour Street

SCOTTISH FIRE—James Adam, 11 Back Row, Ferguslie; James Hay,10 High Street ; James Brown, City of Glasgow Bank ; ThomasDonald, 4 Stone Street

SCOTTISH IMPERIAL, Fire and Life -(Head Office, 151 West George

Street, Glasgow)—Thomas Finlater, City of Glasgow Bank (Cross);

Robert Kerr, manufacturer, Thread Street ; James S. Brown,

inspector of poor, 8 New Sneddon.

Scottish Provincial, Aberdeen, Fire and Life—Reids & Henderson, 3

County PlaceScottish Provident Institution, Life—John Lorimer, Braeside Cottage,

Millarston; James Macduff, 100 High Street; A. Craig Muir, 47

Oakshaw street

Scottish Provident Investment (Limited)—James H. Dunn, School of

Art Buildings

Scottish National, Fire and Life—R. Congalton, 21 St. James Street

SCOTTISH UNION, Fire and Life—Hodge, Young, & Martin, County

Buildings ; Alexander Hart, 9 Churchhill ; George Hart, 5 County

PlaceScottish Widows' Fund, Life—Mr Wotherspoon and Wm. Brownlie, 50

Maxwellton ; James Adam, 11 Back Row, Ferguslie ; Joseph

Whitehead, 16 Moss Street

Standard, Fire and Life—William M'Intyre, 6 High Street; J. B.

Hatrick, 18 Gilmour Street

Steam Boiler—James H. Dunn, School of Art Buildings

Sun, Fire and Life—James H. Dunn, School of Art Buildings

WEST OF ENGLAND, Fire and Life—Alex. Pollock, City of Glasgow

Bank, Cross ; Dalrymple Lyle, 4 High Street

Westminster, Fire and Life—Joseph Whitehead, 16 Moss Street

Welsh Provincial, Fire and Life—J. Pollock & Co., 5 Causeyside

Victoria, Life—Alexander Christie, 86 Canal Street

Yorkshire, Fire—William MTntyre, 6 High Street

APPENDIX. 231

SOCIETIES, & o

.

Religious Societies.

PAISLEY YOUNG MEN'S BIBLE INSTITUTE.President, Rev. William Fraser, LL.D.

Vice-President, John Millar.

Treasurer, William M'Nair. Secretary, T. B. Crossley.

CANAL STREET U.P. CHURCH YOUNG MEN'S SABBATHMORNING ASSOCIATION.

Meets every Sabbath Morning at 10 o'clock in the Session House of

Canal Street U.P. Church.Honorary President, Rev. G. C. Hutton.

Vice-Honorary President, William Lang.President, Stephen Hindle. Vice-President, James Scarlett.

Secretary, J. M'Intyre. Treasurer, C. Buchanan.Leader of Praise, William Watt.Xoung Men cordially invited.

PAISLEY YOUNG MEN'S SABBATH MORNING ASSOCIA-TION.

Instituted 1833.

Central Rooms, 25 High Street.

The objects of the Union are

—

1st. The formation and maintenance of Branches meeting on Sabbathmorning for Prayer and Religious Improvement.

2d. The instituting of Classes for Literary and Educational purposes.

3d. The carrying on of Mission Work.4th. Providing of Rooms for Reading, Conversation, and Amusement,

as a counter attraction to places of evil resort.

The different Branches meet in the following places on SabbathMornings at a Quarter before Ten o'clock :—Central Rooms, 25 HighStreet ; Free South Session House ; St. George's Church Presbytery

House; Free Middle Library Room; North Parish Session House,

Love Street ; Free High Church Library Room ; R.P. Church, Head of

Oakshaw Street ; Cross Street, Mission Hall.

Office-Bearers.

Honorary President, Sheriff Cowan.President, Wm. R. Barbour. Vice-President, R. M. Murray.Joint-Secretaries, R. M. Paterson, High Carriagehill, and John

Robertson, 143 George Street.

Treasurer, David Buchanan. Librarian, John Gibb.

MIDDLE PARISH MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION.President, William Abercrombie, jun.

Vice-President, James Mitchell.

Secretaries, Wm. Forrest, and Alexander Meikle, 2 Garthland Lane.

Treasurer, Wm. Ingram.Members of Committee.

James Cochran, James Stevenson, John Barr, James Barr, andGeorge Forsyth.

232 APPENDIX.

MIDDLE PARISH SABBATH SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.Superintendents.

Church Sehool.

Sneddon Street School.,

Hunter Street School.

Treasurer, Wm. Seott.

Secretary, John Young, 5 Garthland Lane.Librarians, George Forsyth, Wm. Scott, and Miss Hill.

Bank Committee, John Young, Jos. Hunter, Miss Lang, Miss Andersoc,and Miss M. Ingram.

Officer, A. Tannahill.

James M'Rory,John Anderson,Robert Taylor,

PAISLEY SABBATH SCHOOL UNION.Instituted 1798.

President, Sheriff Cowan.Vice-Presidents, Messrs William Brownlie and R. Lochhead.

Treasurer, Mr John Lymburn.Secretaries, Messrs John Adam and Robert K. Bell.

Directors.

Messrs Archd. HoggHamilton CrawfordJ. M. SymingtonFrancis MartinJohn M'DougalJames JackA. Craig Muir r

Thomas MuirAllan Carswell

Messrs James PatersonWilliam PinkertonL. M'KimaonD. BuchananDavid C. PollockRobert TaylorWilliam RobertsonJames ParlaneGeorge Coats

The ordinary Meetings of the Directors and Representatives are heldon the last Thursday of May, JHly, September, November, January, andMarch, in the Central Rooms of Young Men's Society, 25 High Street.

LADIES' ASSOCIATION FOR PROMOTING THECHRISTIAN EDUCATION OF JEWISH FEMALES

ALEXANDRIA (EGYPT.)Instituted 1855.

Mrs Baird, president. Mrs Henderson, treasurer.

Mrs Hutton, secretary.

Committee.Mrs John Poison

John MuirSimpsonLockeJohn M'GownH. H. ThomsonBrownWilliamsonThos. MacalpineFlettJohn Brown!Wm. BrownJ. A. BrownArchd. CoatsElderGeorge Coats

Lady CoatsMrs Thomas Coats

WallaceAytonHutchesonWotherspoonJohnstoneLambertonYoungForbesM'DougallJohn ClarkM'KinlayJohn Macalister

Dr Fraser

John Graham

IN

Mrs FlemingStewart ClarkRobert AytonMills

Gordon, MearnsMatt. Blackwood,

Arthurlie

W. Blackwood,do.Dove, GlasgowShanks,Johnston e

Miss ShanksM'Creath, G'sgow.LangHelen NairnDoveHart

APPENDIX. 233

PAISLEY LADIES' ASSOCIATION FOK PROMOTINGFEMALE EDUCATION IN INDIA.

(In particular, for support of Schools at Ambrolie Lane, under thecharge of Dr and Mrs Wilson, Bombay.)

Instituted 1838.

Mrs Arthur, president.Miss Mary Dennistoun, and Miss W. Muir, Blackland Mill, secretaries.

Mr3 John Barclay, Treasurer.Committee.

Lady Coats, WoodsideMrs Archd. Gardner

ThomsonHunterPatonCoats, FerguslieT. GreenleesMacKeanBoydDalziel

Hamilton

Mrs MacintoshAllison

BarclayFraserPollockMorganSturrock

Miss DennistounC. MuirBrough

Miss Lang, HoustonGreenleesWatsonLairdPatonKingMacgregorUresharpMacalister

Meetings of the Committee are held on the first Tuesday of February,May, and November, at 12 o'clock, in the Free High Church, and theSubscribers are invited to attend.

THE PAISLEY LADIES' SANITARY ASSOCIATION ANDSICK FUND.

In connection with the Ladies' Sanitary Association in London.

Office-Bearers.

President, Mrs Thomas Coats, Ferguslie.

Vice-President, Mrs James Arthur, Barshaw.Treasurer, Mrs Dalziel, Wester Carriagehill.

Secretary, Mrs Caldwell, 56 High Street.

Committee.

Mrs Macalpine, CastleheadBrown, Underwood ParkPollock, City Bank HouseFraser, GreenhillHutton, Mount PleasantPoison, Gauze Street

Richmond, New Street

Taylor, St. James Street

Young. CastleheadMacfarlane, Gilmour Street

Miss Macgregor, Lonend House

Sick Fund

Miss Jemima Hodge, CastleheadMuir, Castlehead

Mrs Wm. Coats, Jr., CastleheadAllan Coats, CastleheadJames Millar, High StreetMacKean, Garthland PlaceBarr, CastleheadBarclay, GatesideRobertson, Rockbank, Castle-

head

Committee.

Mrs Hutton, Mount Pleasant. Mrs M' Alpine, Castlehead.Mrs Dalziel, Wester Carriagehill.

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234 APPENDIX.

PAISLEY AUXILIARY TO THE NATIONAL BIBLE SOCIETYOF SCOTLAND.Instituted 1856.

President, Sir Peter Coats.

Vice-Presidents, Mr Hugh Macfarlane, Mr John M'Innes, andProvost Murray.

Treasurer, Mr Archibald Hutchison.Secretaries, Rev. G. C Hutton, and Mr Alex. Gardner, bookseller.

Representative at the Board of the National Bible Society

of Scotland—Sir Peter Coats.

PAISLEY SABBATH MORNING FELLOWSHIP UNION.Instituted 1857.

President, Peter M'Kinlay. Vice-President, John Hosie.

Secretary, Robert D> Scott.

Corresponding Secretary, Matthew Woodrow.Treasurer, James Morton.

Leader of Psalmody, Robert Lochhead-Meet in M'Nicol's Hall, Moss Street, every Sabbath Morning at Ten

A.M., for Prayer and the Religious Improvement of Young Men.N.B.—Communications addressed to Mr J. M'Nicol, 5 Moss Street.

PAISLEY SOCIETY FOR THE MONTHLY DISTRIBUTIONOF TRACTS.

Instituted 1833.

Office-Bearers.

President, Rev. Dr John Thomson.Vice-Presidents, Rev. Wm. France and Rev. Dr Lees.

Directors.

Revs. Dr William Fraser

George C. HuttonGeorge ClazyJames BrownA. M'IntoshOliver Flett

Wm. M'IndoeC. M'KuneAndrew ElderRobert DunlopJohn CrouchA. G. FlemingF. C. NivenDavid Watson

And all Ministers of the Gospel who are Members of the Society

Treasurer, Mr Archd. Hutchison.

Secretaries, Mr James Stewart and Mr John Gibb

Revs. J. B. SturrockJ. M'Rae Simcock

Sir Peter CoatsProvost MurrayMessrs Hugh Macfarlane

John BrownJohn M'InnesArchibald GardnerWilliam MacKeanJohn LorimerAlexander Pollock, jun.

John PoisonDaniel Richmond, M.D.

PAISLEY SOCIETY FOR THE RECLAMATION OF FALLENWOMEN.

President, Sir Peter Coats. Vice-President—Robert Kerr.

Treasurer, Robert Bird. Secretary, Geo. W. Macalpine.

Mrs Stark, matron, with an acting committee of eighteen memberrf.

House of Refuge, Stow Place.

APPENDIX. 235

Benevolent and. Total Abstinence Societies.

FEMALE BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.

Instituted 1811.

Miss Mann, Oakshaw Street, treasurer.

Mrs George Hamilton, Blackland Mill, secretary.

Miss Jane Symington, Oakshaw Street, depository.

PAISLEY TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY,Instituted 1836.

President, Rev. Alex. Wilson.Honorary Vice-Presidents.

Rev. G. C. HuttonA. BannatyneR. Dnnlop

Bailie ClarkDr BichmondMessrs John Brown

J. T. Johnstone

Messrs Thomas GrahamJohn SpenceT. W. MacalpineJohn SmithAndrew GibbJohn Ballantyne

Vice-Presidents.

Messrs Robert Bird, Thomas Graham, Robert Bisk, Thomas Muir.

Treasurer, James Winning. Secretary, Alex. Todd.Committee.

Messrs John M 'QueenThos. Graham, jun.

William Livingstone

Duncan CampbellThos. GoodletBobert M'QueenRobert HawsonGavin M'Ghee

Messrs John StevensonRobert LawsonDavid BuchanD. S. PatersonGavin M'Ghee, jun.David SweenieRobert Murray

PAISLEY CHRISTIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.Instituted 1840.

Bev. W. Fraser, LL.D., president.

Bailie Clark and Mr John Tannahill, vice-presidents.

L. M'Kinnon, treasurer. David Buchanan, secretary.

Patrons.

Revs. Dr ThomsonG. C. HuttonG. ClazyW. M'IndoeJ. BrownA. HendersonDr LeesJ. M. Simcock

"With a committee ot 25 visiting members, meeting on Third Monday of

each Month in the Vestry of Independent Chapel, Gilmour Street.

Donations and Subscriptions will be thankfully received byTreasurer, at No. 2 Lawn Street.

Revs. Robert DunlopA. ElderC. M'KuneJ. CrouchJ. B. SturrockJ. G. Fleming0. Flett

236 APPENDIX.

PAISLEY INFIRMARY DORCAS SOCIETY,Office-Bearers for 1875.

Mrs Lees, Abbey Manse, president.

Mrs Arthur, Barshaw, treasurer.

Miss M. Greenlees, Calside, secretary.

Committee.

Mrs Brown, Underwood ParkT. W. MacalpineKerr, Gallowbill

Greenlees, Calside

Thomson, Free St/George'sHutton, Mount Pleasant

Brown, U.P. Manse

Mrs Dr PatonDr TaylorDalziel, Carriagehill

Robertson, CastleheadCaldwell, High Street

Miss Barclay, Gateside

M. Symington, Oakshaw

Bowling Chios.

ABERCORN BOWLING CLUB, CROSSFLAT.President, William Foulds.

Secretary, J. Dalglish. Treasurer, James Brown.Directors.

James Paterson

William M'EwanDavid DuncanWm. Hamilton

Keeper, William Paul.

Wm. GaitThomas Bates

PRIORSCROFT BOWLING CLUB, 50 STORIE STREET.President, Dr Wilson.

Treasurer, Andrew Walker.

Secretary, J. R. Macgregor, Lonend Cottage.

Directors.

James Dobie. | John Logan. Peter Clark. | J. B. Newlands.Keeper, Patrick Giblan.

CHARLESTON BOWLING CLUB.

President, Hugh M'Kenzie. Vice-President, Joseph Black.

Treasurer, Robt. Herd. Secretary, Alex. Paterson, 2 Stirling Street.

Alex. M'LeodCharles Herd

Directors.

George ReidWm. Christie

John Rankin

VICTORIA BOWLING CLUB, Lady Lane.

President—Archibald M'Fadyen.Treasurer—John Arthur.

Secretary—Robert More, 33 George Street.

Committee.

James Cochran

Wm. WatersJohn DunlopJas. Mitchell

James Nimmo, jun.

James Kilpatrick

James Millar

S. M'Aulay

APPENMX. 237

WELLMEADOW BOWLING CLUB,President, John Fisber. Vice-Pi*esident, William Smith.

Treasurer, Wm. Smith. Secretary, R. Y. Bussell, 4 Albion Street-

Directors.

Alexander Barr I James Neil

John M'Nair Hugh MortonFrancis DeansEobert S. Wylie

CALEDONIA BOWLING CLUB.John Murray, president. Hugh Craig, vice-president.

William M'Gee, treasurer. John Orchardson, secretary.

Directors.

James Caldwell

James BrownJohn Stevenson Matthew Shallon.

John Smith

Cricket Clubs.

ST. GEORGE'S CPJCKET CLUB.President, William Wright.

Captain, A. Buchanan. Vice-Captain, J. Allan.

Treasurer, T. Porter. Secretary, Hugh Smith, 30 Causeyside.

LORNE CRICKET CLUB —Grounds, Westmarch.President, John Millar. Vice-President, Robert Archibald.

Captain, Matthew Hamilton. Vice-Captain, Wm. Lawrie.Treasurer, John Cowden.

Secretary, Richard Hardie, 22 Lady Lane.

CRAIGIELEA CRICKET CLUB—Grounds, Craigielea.President, Andrew Fleming.

Captain, Andrew Fisher. Vice-Captain, Matthew Brown.Treasurer, George Bryce. Joint Secretaries, John C. Brown, 7

Glen Street, and Robert Fisher, jun., 38 New Street.

SOUTHERN CRICKET CLUB—Grounds, Stonefteld.President, Robert Murray. Vice-President, James Shearer.

Captain, John Murray. Vice-Captain, Joseph Black.Secretary, Thomas Murray, 2 Orr Street.

Treasurer, George Waterston, Calside.

Managing Committee.Messrs Robert Murray, James Shearer, Joseph Black, Thomas

Anderson, John Murray, Thomas Murray, John Kinloch.

Match Committee.Messrs Robert Murray, John Murray, Thomas Murray.

LINSIDE CRICKET CLUB.President, Wm. Manners. Vice-President, John Heiton.

Captain, Wm. Adam. Lieutenant, Walter Tagg.Treasurer, Thomas Bowie.

Match Secretary—Walter Tagg. General Secretary, A. D. Miller,

238 APPENDIX.

KELBURNE CRICKET CLUB—Grounds, Blackhall.

Patron, Earl of Glasgow.President, EL B. Barclay, Canal Bank.Treasurer, T. Kelso, 23 Stock Street.

Secretary, D. M. Brunton, 6 Bank Street.

BLACKHALL CRICKET CLCB—Grounds, Chapelhill,

Alexander Leitch, Lawn Street, captain.

John M'Donald, Blackhall Buildings, vice-captain.

Robert Jamieson, Saucel Bank, secretary.

Alexander Inglis, Abbey Street, treasurer.

PAISLEY THISTLE CRICKET CLUB—Grounds, Greenhill.

Instituted 1851.

Patrons.

Right Hon. the Earl of GlasgowLord AberdareSir Michael Shaw Stewart, Bart.

Sir Peter Coats

Colonel Mure, M.P., and Officers

of the Second R.R.V.

Col. Buchanan of Drumpellier

H. E. Crum-Ewing, Esq.

Wm. Wotherspoon, Esq.

P. Comyn Macgregor, Esq.

Wm. Abercrombie, Esq.

Provost & Magistrates of Paisley

Honorary President, Colonel Campbell of Blythswood.

Honorary Vice-Presidents, Lieut.-Colonel Holms, M.P., andThomas Coats, Esq.

President, Alexander Tagg. Vice-President, William Robertson.

Treasurer, John Stirling.

Secretary, Hugh Allison, 13 George Street.

Captain, John Stirling. Vice-Captain, William Robertson.

Subscription—£1 Is for Ordinary Members, and 5s for HonoraryMembers.

Curling Clubs.

TWELFTH PROVINCE ROYAL CALEDONIAN CURLIN(CLUB.

Patrons—Henry Harvey of Castlesempl9, and Henry Macdowall of

Garthland.

William Caldwell, Glasgow, Umpire.

Office-bearers, 1875-76.

President, Robert Love, Braehead, Lochwinnoch.Vice-President, Robert Congalton, Paisley.

Treasurer and Secretary, John Carswell, 4 High Street, Paisley.

Committee of Management—Messrs Wm. Craw, Paisley; Wm. Patou,

Dairy; Dr. Graham, Paisley ; James Myles, Deanside ; Alex.

Blackwood, Bottom, Inchinnan.

Office-Bearers, ex-officio Members of Committee.

APPENDIX. 239

PAISLEY ST. MIRREN'S CURLING CLUB.

Instituted 1845.

Patron, Colonel Campbell, of Blythswood.

President, Archd. Coats. Vice-President, Jas. H. Dunn.Representative Members, William Russell and R. F. Dalziel.

Chaplain, Rev. James Brown.Treasurer, William Russell. Secretary, Robert F. Dalziel.

RENFREWSHIRE CURLING CLUB.

Instituted 1856.

Patrons, P. Comyn Macgregor, of Brediland.

President, William Smith. Vice-President, Thomas Gilmour.

Representative Members, William Pinkerton and Thomas Watson,Chaplain

Treasurer, William Pinkerton. Secretary, John Tudhope, jun.

PAISLEY BOREAS CURLING CLUB.Instituted 1852.

Patron, Alex. A. Speirs, Esq., of Elderslie.

Patroness, Lady Anne Speirs of Elderslie.

President, John N. Snodgrass. Vice-President, Wm. Wilson,

Representative Members, Robert Ferrie and Thomas Reid.

Chaplain, Rev. J. C. Lees, D.D.

Treasurer, Robert Paterson. Secretary, Robert Congalton.

PAISLEY ICELAND CURLING CLUB.

Instituted 1841.

Patron, The Right Hon, the Earl of Glasgow.

President, James Murray. Vice-President, Peter Sinclair,

Representative Members, John Ker and Robert Harris.

Chaplain, Rev. 0. M'Kune.Secretary and Treasurer, Thomas Graham, M.D.

PAISLEY UNION CURLING CLUB.

Instituted 1844.

Patron, H. E. Crum-Ewing, Esq., Patroness, Mrs H. E. Crum-EwingPresident, Thomas Peacock. Vice-President, Andrew Fisher.

Representative Members, John Carswell and Robert Hamilton.

Chaplain, James White.

Treasurer, John M'Lachlan. Secretary, Jas. R. MacFadyen.

240 APPENDIX.

Mason Lodges.

PAISLEY ST. MIRREN'S LODGE, No. 129.

Instituted 1749.

H. S. Edmunds, R.W.M.Alexander M'Leod, P.M. Thomas Bastard, D.M.

Wm. Gemmell, S.W. George Fisher, J.W.Peter Blair, treasurer. Alexander Macpherson, secretary.

Rev, Wm. F. Mills, chaplain. T. B. Crossley, S.D.

Robert Sharp, J.D. Daniel Bell, architect.

J. R. L. M'Nicol, jeweller.

James Spence, Director of Music.

David Galletly clothier, and Wm. Craig, I.G.

Wm. Alexander, tvler.

RENFREW COUNTY KILWINNING LODGE, No. 370.

Instituted 1855.

James Anderson, R.W.M. John Marshall, S.W.J. Fisher, P.M. George Masson, S.M.

John K. M'Elwee, J.W. James MacKean, D.M.James Goold, treasurer. Alexander Knox, secretary*

Alexander Mungle, chaplain. John Gordon, architect

William Findlay, I.G. John M'Ewan, organist.

John Lyle, jeweller.

James Osborne, B.B. Peter Fulton, tyler.

Angus Ferguson, John Canning, Robert Brown, and MatthewGilmour, stewards.

RENFREWSHIRE EAST PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE.

Colonel Campbell of Blytbswood, R.W.H. L. Harvey, D.M. W. Robertson, S.M.

Oliver Macgregor, S.W. James Caldwell, J.W.Rev. Robert Stephen, Renfrew, chaplain.

J. Jack, secretary. James Brown, 129, treasurer.

Alex. M'Leod, 129, sen. deacon. D. S. Porteous, 129, jun. deacon.

James B. Lamb, 129, architect. John Fisher, 370, Bible bearer.

J. Buchanan, 116, sword bearer.

R. F. M'Gibbon, 129. director of music.

J. Carswell, 129, marshal. J. Smillie, 307, assistant marshal.

Alexander Macpherson, standard bearer.

A. Morrison, 129, sen. steward. George Masson, 370, steward.

W. Forrest, inner guard. Wm. Alexander, tyler.

H. S. Edmonds and Alex. Macpherson, joint conveners.

APPENDIX. 241

Musical Societies.

PAISLEY GLEE CLUB.Instituted 1850.

President, John Lorimer. Secretary, Alexander Semple, Seedhill.

Treasurer, James F. Hamilton.Librarian, John Stewart.

PAISLEY PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.

President and Conductor, Louis Hoeck.Treasurer—James M'Gallan. Secretary, Alexander Thomson.

Librarian, David Ure.

PAISLEY TONIC SOL-FA INSTITUTE.President, Mr Wm, H. Murray.

Vice-Presidents, Mr J. Taylor and Mr Robert Greenlees.Conductor, Mr J. A. Brown. Treasurer, Mr D. Wilson.

Secretary, Mr R. K. Bell. Assistant Secretary, Mr William Dearie.Librarian, Mr R. M. Paterson. Assistant Librarian, Mr R. Harvey.

Directors, Messrs James M'Kean, Wm. Waters, David Murray,Robert Watson, J. Donald.

The Class meets for Practice on Thursday Evenings at 8.15 p.m. in theGrammar Schoel, from September till April.

Subscriptions—Honorary Members, 10s and 5s.

Ordinary—Gentlemen, 3s ; Ladies, Is.

PAISLEY MUSICAL ASSOCIATION.Instituted 1846.

President, Mr T. B. M'Lennan.Vice-President, Mr Wm. Wills.

Treasurer, Mr John M'Dougal. Secretary, Mr M. Morrison.Conductor, Mr John Lorimer. Vice-Conductor, Mr Alexander

Thomson, jun.

Leader, Mr Geo. Dick. Librarian, Mr Alex. Craig.

Assistant-Librarians, Mr James Bryce and Mr James M'Dougal.Members of Committee.

Messrs Robert WaterstonWm. Beattie

Joseph WhiteheadAndrew Gibson

Messrs R. F. MacgibbonJohn StewartThomas JackJames Spence

Place of Meeting, Abercorn Rooms.Practisings every Tuesday Evening at 8.15 p.m., from September

till March.Subscriptions

—

Honorary Members, 10s or 5s ; Ordinary Members, 4s.

X

242 APPENDIX.

Trade Societies.

HAMMEEMEN'S SOCIETY.Instituted 1760.

John Barclay, deacon or convener.

Richard "Watson, collector. John Bartlemore, clerk, County Buildings

MALTMEN'S SOCIETY.

Instituted 1703.

Daniel Macfarlane, box-master. William Hodge, collector*

John Bartlemore, clerk, County Buildings.

FLESHEES' SOCIETY.William Brown, deacon. "William Watson, collector.

George Hart, Clerk, County Place.

WEAVERS' SOCIETY.Francis Halden, boxmaster. John Fisher, collector

Robert A. Ronald, old boxmaster.

John Campbell, clerk, 7 High Street.

Robert Wingate, officer.

Managers.John LoganAndrew Campbell"William PoisonRobert Armour

David MurrayRichard WatsonJames Millar

Robert Hay

George MassonJohn RolandThomas Walker

CORPORATION OF MERCHANTS.Instituted 1725.

Alexander King, convener. William Poison, collector.

John Bartlemore, clerk, County Buildings.

Directors.

Messrs John WalkerDavid MurrayArchibald HutchisonJames Caldwell

Messrs Archibald CoatsAllex. Pollock, jun.

Robert WilsonHugh H. Thomson

GROCERS' COMPANY.William Boyd, president. Robert Ritchie, treasurer.

Jas. H. Dunn, clerk. James Crawford, officer.

Directors.

James LangJames A. MacKeanGeorge DobieGeorge MassonJames Weir

Daniel M'KellarThomas Graham, M.D.Wm. MorrisonJames Wills

Wm. Craw

APPENDIX. 243

TAILORS' INCORPORATION.Instituted 1758. Re-organised 1866.

Office-Bearers for 1875,Deacon-convener—D. M'Taggart.

Clerk—James Irvine, 103 High Street (Cross.)

Collector—John Mathieson.Committee.

Messrs Joseph Russell, James Irvine, and W. C. Thomson.

Miscellaneous.

PAISLEY WINE, SPIRIT, AND BEER TRADE ASSOCIATION.Instituted 1871.

President, Andrew Foulds, jun.

Treasurer, James Risk, 1 Saucel.

Secretary, John Dunlop, 82 Broomlands.

LINSIDE FOOTBALL CLUB.President, James Goudie.

Treasurer, James Beith. Secretary, John M. Findlay.

ROWBANK ANGLING CLUB.Dr Paton, president. Robert Paterson, vice-president.

John Lymburn, hon. treasurer. James Paterson, hon. secretary.

PAISLEY WALTON CLUB.Established 1846.

Chairman, Dr Paton. Vice-Chairman, Mr Barclay, Gateside.

Secretary and Treasurer, Jas. H. Dunn, writer, School of ArtBuildings.

Fishing Grounds, Stanely Dam.

WORKMEN'S PEACE ASSOCIATION.President, Robert Cochran.

Treasurer, John Paterson. Collector, John M'Kay.Secretary, Edward Cochran, 26 Smithhills.

EDINBURGH RENFREWSHIRE ASSOCIATION.President, Wm. Ludovic Mair, advocate.

Treasurer, Wm. M'Kechnie.Secretary, Wm. G. M'Lachlan.

GLASGOW RENFREWSHIRE SOCIETY.Patron, the Right Hon. the Earl of Glasgow.President, James Finlayson, Merchiston, Johnstone.

Treasurer, J. W. Macgregor, 70 Waterloo Street, Glasgow.

Secretary, Gordon Smith, 133 West George Street, Glasgow.Directors for Paisley, Messrs James Drybrough,

R. F. Dalziel, and Stewart Clark.

244 APPENDIX.

THE TANNAHLLL CLUB.Instituted 3d June, 1858.

P. Comyn Maegregor, chairman for 1875.

Gordon Smith, chairman for 1876. James Reid, secretary.

PAISLEY BURNS CLUB.Chairman, William Hector, sheriff-clerk.

Vice-chairman, Provost Murray.Treasurer and Secretary, George Masson.

PAISLEY UNITED TRADES' COUNCIL.President, Thomas M'Millan, baker, 7 Hospital Lane.

Treasurer, John M'Kinnon, smith, 7 Inkle Street.

Secretary, John M'Kay, 41 Lady Lane.

ABBEY ANNUAL SOCIETY.President, Wm. Wilson. Treasurer, Joseph Wright, Inkle Street.

Clerk, Wm. Wilson, 18 Gilmour Street.

PAISLEY SECULAR SOCIETY.Instituted 1853.

President—J. S. Mitchell. Treasurer—John Young.William Forrester, secretary, with Eight Members of Committee.

Place of Meeting, 10 Moss Street.

WOMENS' SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION.PAISLEY BRANCH.

President—Mrs Arthur, Barshaw.Treasurer—Mrs William Robertson, Rockbank, Castlehead.

Secretary pro tern—William Robertson, Rockbank, Castlehead.

RENFREWSHIRE AGRICULTURAL CATTLE ASSURANCEASSOCIATION.Instituted 1848.

President—Thomas Coats, Esq., of Ferguslie.

Vice-President—Colonel Mure of Caldwell, M.P.Veterinary Surgeon and Inspector of Stock—Alexander Pottie.

Treasurers and Secretaries—Messrs Hodge, Young, & Martin, writers.

County Buildings, Paisley.

CARTERS' SOCIETY.President, Alexander Thomson. Vice-President, James Pattison.

Treasurer, John Paterson. Secretary, Thomas Donald.Ordinary Members.

Alex. Whyte.Robert Mnir.

Wm. Gilchrist.

James Love.

Wm. Stirrat.

Malcolm M'Leod.

James Allan.

John Keith.

David Kirkwood.Robert Lyle.

Wm. Cunningham.

APPENDIX. 245

PAISLEY OKNITHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION.Instituted 1853.

Hon. President, John Poison, West Mount.President, John M*Innes. Vice-President, David Buchanan.

Treasurer, Thomas Fernie. Collector, John Mathew.Secretary, William Houston, 3 West Street.

PAISLEY CO-OPERATIVE MANUFACTURING SOCIETY(Limited).

President, James Lamont,Treasurer, David Sweenie. Secretary, Alexander M*Naught

Office, 7 St Mirren Street

PAISLEY EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY (Limited),

CHARLESTON.Instituted 1858.

Chairman, William Burness. Treasurer, William Baird.

Secretary, John Marshall.

Salesman, John Hosie, 61 Canal Street.

UNDERWOOD CO-OPERATIVE COAL COMPANY (Limited).President, John Gilchrist Treasurer, George Kirk,

Secretary, Robert Neil.

With Ten Ordinary Directors.

Manager, Robert More.

PAISLEY CO-OPERATIVE BREAD ASSOCIATION (Limited).Instituted 1.827.

President, James Jack. Vice-President, John Allan.

Treasurer and Secretary, D. Lyle, 4 High Street, with a ManagingCommittee of Twelve Members.

Bakery, 7 Hospital Lane.

PAISLEY PROVIDENT CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY (Limited).John Hawthorn, President, Barclay Street James Paton, treasurer.

John Lachlan, secretary, 1 Barclay Street.

With a Managing Committee of Eleven.Places of Business, 15 George Street and 68 Love Street.

Charles O'Neill, salesman, 15 George StreetAlexander Rose, salesman, 68 Love Street

THE ALEXANDER WILSON LODGE OF ODDFELLOWSM. U., No. 2480.

Instituted 1840.Alexander Gray, N.G. John S. Gardner, G.M.

John Warnock, V.G. Hugh Dykes, E.S.Treasurer, William Dick. Lecture Master, William Allan.

John Carswell, C.S. Managing Secretary, Wm. Walsh,Wester Carriagehill Place.

Meets every alternate Tuesday at half-past eight o'clock p.m., in OldMasonic Hall, 43 New Street.

x 2

246 APPENDIX.

BLYTHSWOOD ROWING CLUB—Boat House, Cart Side.

Patrons.

Stewart Clark of Kilnside.

John Poison of West Mount.James Arthur of Barshaw.

P. Comyn Macgregorof Brediland,

James Dickie of Ralston.

James Clark of Chapel House.

Lord Bute, Mount Stewart,

Rothesay.

Right Hon. the Earl of Glasgow.

Col. Campbell of Blythswood.Sir Peter Coats of Woodside.Thomas Coats of Ferguslie.

Wm. Wotherspoon of Maxwellton.

President, James Coats, Ferguslie House. Vice-President, F. Muir.

Committee for 1875-76.

Jas. Blackley, P. Donohoe, Wm. M'Adam, F. Muir, and W. Blackley,

Treasurer, James Blackley. Secretary, P. Donohoe, 34 Storie St.

PAISLEY AMATEUR ROWING CLUB.Boathouse—Merksworth.

President, James R. Mack.Captain, William Lochhead. Flag-Captain, J. W. Pollock.

Treasurer, James Pollock. Secretary, James Gardner.

Committee.H. M. Russell, David Lang, Thomas Morrison, John Armour, and

J. Andrews.

THE PAISLEY EVERGREEN EQUITABLE FRIENDLYSOCIETY.

Instituted 1833.

President, Wm. Lawrie, George Street.

Treasurer, Alexander King, West Buchanan Street.

Secretary, Wm. Alexander, 44 Calside.

Preses of First Section, John Gilchrist.

Preses of Second Section, Wm. Paton.

Clerk of First Section, Joseph Falconer, 4 Meeting-house Lane.

Clerk of Second Section, Duncan M'Nair, George Street.

Officer, Wm. Richmond, 78 George Street.

ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS' FRIENDLY SOCIETY.No. 5222.

Office-bearers

—

C.R., Wm. Law. S.C.R. Daniel Dykes.

William M ;Geachy and William M'Lean, Jr., woodwards.

James Finlayson, and W. J. Bell, beadles.

Hugh Harper, treasurer, 51 Caledonia Street.

Robert Iuglis, secretary, 15 Glen Street.

Dr N. F. M'Leod, M.D., surgeon. A. Stevenson, guardian.

COURT KING GEORGE, 5763, A. 0. F., PAISLEY.C. R., Peter M ;Kenzie. S. C. R., John M'Skimming.Treasurer, John Tomney. Secretary, C. O'Neill.

S. W., James Wylie, and J. W., Andrew Borland.

S. B., Thomas M'Guire, and J. B., John Peddie.

John Holms, M.D., surgeon. R. L. Henderson.

James Wylie and John Galdawie, trustees.

APPENDIX. 247

PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY.

Instituted 1808.

Honorary President, Sir Peter Coats.

President, Sheriff Cowan.Vice-Presidents, Daniel Bichmond, M.D., and C. Bine Benshaw,

Secretary, J. Neilson Gardner. Treasurer, James Hay.Council.

William Brunton, LL.D.James Caldwell

James Clark

Thomas Coats

James CookBev. Wm. Fraser, LL.D.

Thomas Graham, M.D.Bev. Andrew HendersonG. B. Hislop, F.C.S.

D. S. PorteousDavid Semple, F.S.A.Thomas Walker

Museum Committee—President, Secretary, and Treasurer, C. B.

Benshaw, Bev. Dr Fraser, J. Clark, G. B. Hislop, and DrGraham—Mr Clark, convener.

Beference Library Committee—President, Secretary, and Trea-

surer, Bev. Dr Fraser, Messrs Caldwell, Walker, and DrBrunton—Dr Fraser, convener.

THE PAISLEY HERITABLE PROPERTY INVESTMENTSOCIETY.

Instituted 1858.

Founded on the permanent principle, and established under Act of

Parliament.

Shares, £25 each, payable in fortnightly instalments of Is per share.

Trustees.

John Brown, merchant, Paisley.

Alexander Pollock, jun., banker, Paisley.

William Poison, starch manufacturer, Paisley.

Alexander Gardner, bookseller, Paisley.

David Murray, banker, Paisley.

Committee of Management.President, Andrew Foulds, jun., merchant.

Ordinary Directors.

A. Craig Muir, commission agentDaniel Black, traveller

John Gilchrist, cashier

D. C. Pollock, manufacturer

James Gilmour, starch manufacPeter B. Baine, inspector

William Murray, painter

John Wilson, manufacturer

David Buchanan, yarn merchantTreasurer, John Fisher, accountant, 4 Causeyside, Paisley.

Secretary and Law Agent, David Semple, writer and notary public,

16 Gilmour Street, Paisley.

Auditors, Archd. Hodge and Jas. Thomson, accountants, Paisley.

Surveyor, William Gillespie, licensed valuator, 76 New Sneddon.Bankers, City of Glasgow Bank.

Collection Meetings—Treasurer's Chambers, 4 Causeyside ; General

Quarterly, and Committee Meetings—Secretary's Chambers, 16

Gilmour Street.

248 APPENDIX.

THE DUNCAN WRIGHT ENDOWMENT.Trustees (Officiis.)

Wm. Hodge, Esq.,

Andrew Millar, Esq.,

Revs. A. M. Lang,James C. Lees, D.D.John ThonisoD, D.D.,

William France.

H. Cowan, Esq.. Sheriff-Substitute

Provost Murray,Bailies Cowan,

Armour,Watson,Clark,

Treasurer Russell,

F. Halden, Boxmaster, Old Weavers' Society-

Alexander King, Convener, Merchants' Society.

Life Trustees.

Hugh Wright, Esq., of Alticry,

Alex. Pollock, juu., banker,William Graham, Esq., of Lambshill,Wm. Poison, starch manufacturer, Paisley.

A. M. Ross, Town Chamberlain, Treasurer and Clerk

PAISLEY AMATEUR FLORIST SOCIETY.Honorary President—P. Comyn Macgregor, of Brediland.

ChairmaD, Thomas Peacock, Falside.

Vice-Chairman, David M'Hutcheeon, Caledonia Street.

Treasurer, James Cochran, 39 Stock Street.

Secretary, Robert Rowand, Ferguslie.

Committee of Management.Messrs Thomas Peacock

John M'LachlanR. RowandThomas AdamD. M'HutchesonJoseph Black

Messrs James CochranJ. B. NewlandsJohn RobertsonJohn Fisher

Robert Muir

PAISLEY HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY,AND RENFREWSHIRE NATIONAL LEEK AND ONION

SOCIETY.Honorary President, The Right Hon. Earl of Glasgow.President, John Thomson, Ferguslie Gardens.Vice-President, Mr Alexander Johnstone.Treasurer, George White, Jun., 3 Moss Street.Secretary, William Elder, Fountain Gardens.

Directors.

Messrs J. G. PaulMessrs H. MaxwellJ. M'InnesJohn Nicol

W. DicksonDuncan Gillies

John TudhopeWm. GibsonWm. Jamieson

R. M'GhieA. DuncanPeter M'Haffie

James MaxwellJames DicksonHenry Robinson

APPENDIX. 249

PAISLEY FLORISTS' SOCIETY.Instituted 1782.

President, John Nicol, 6 George Street.

Vice-President, Hugh Boyd.Treasurer, John Paul, Crossflat Nurseiy.

Secretaries, Win. Gibson, 16 Lawn Street, and Wm. Caldwell, 14Lawn Street.

Directors.

James Goldie, Alex. Johnston, D. M'Lean, James Orr.

ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS' JUVENILE SICK ANDFUNERAL SOCIETY

PAISLEY DISTRICT.

Office-Bearers.

"Wm. Scott, President.

Hugh Harper, 51 Caledonia Street, Treasurer.

Wm. Craig, of J. Craig & Co., 28 High Street, Secretary.

Collectors.

Thomas DeansJohn ArthurG. F. PatonGeorge JohnstonRobert ShawJohn SmithWilliam ReidJ. Taylor

Peter M'KenzieJames WylieAndrew BorlandJ. M. SkimmingWm. SamsonJohn TomneyRobert MathiesonJ. M'Grory

Dr N. F. M'Leod, M.D., and Dr J. Holms, M.D.

Burying Grounds, Grave Diggers, &c.Abbey Church—Henry M'Pherson, superintendent of Abbey Burying

Ground, 4 Smithhills

Abbey Close United Presbyterian Church—James Begg, 11 Abbeystreet

Canal Street United Presbyterian Church—James Nimmo, 118George street

Cemetery, 58 Broomlands—John Murray, superintendent of Paisley

Cemetery Burying Grounds, 58 BroomlandsGaelic Church—Daniel Robertson, 13 Oakshaw street

High and Low Churches—David Thomson, 13 School wyndMartyrs' Church, 50 Broomlands. Now united to Cemetery Grounds.

Apply to John Murray, superintendent, 58 Broomlands.Oakshaw Street United Presbyterian Church—Joseph A. Falconer,

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Reformed Presbyterian Church—Daniel Robertson, 13 Oakshawstreet

Thread Street United Presbyterian Church—Wm. Sorley, 10 Threadstreet

Trinity Church—Edward Graham, 2 Love street

South Church—Robert Robertson, 3 Neilston road

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RENFREW ADVERTISEMENTS.

31| HAIRST STREET, RENFREW,Has always on hand a Select Stock fitting for the Season.

Charges JVToderate.

I

WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT,23 HIGH STREET, RENFREW,

RESPECTFULLY announces to his Friends and Patrons that he hasREMOVED to his New Premises, 25 HIGH STREET.

While gratefully acknowledging past favours, he trusts that with his

increased accommodation it will enable him to meet their wants morefully, obtain their approval, and secure a continuance of their patronageof past years.

Renfrew, 1875.

When you want

SUPEBIOK CLOTHING,VISIT THE

ALBION HOUSE,HIGH STREET,_jRENFREW.

ARCHD. MACDOUGALL, Proprietor.

BUSINESS MEN in RENFREW can have PRINTING of everyDescription executed with Neatness, Economy, and Despatch

at the

faisley Herald Office,

10 high street, paisley.

Funeral Letters, Cards, Circulars, &c.

Posters, Bills, Memorandums, Soiree and Ball Programmes, &c.Immediate attention given to Orders by Letter, Telegram, &c.

RENFREW.

Adam, Elizabeth, spirit dealer, 28 Canal street

Alexander, Thomas, draper and clothier, 29 High street

—

house, 33 Bell street

Allan, Mrs, confectioner, 73 High street

Anderson, Thomas, cashier London Works, 29 Bell street

ANDREW, MICHAEL MURDOCH, head master,

Grammar School and Blythswood Testimonial, Ren-field street, Grammar School House

Arthur, John, ferryman, Ferry road

Baird, Mrs George, cooking depot, 11 Ferry road

Baird, Robert, salesman for Speirs & Gibb, coal mer-chants, Railway Station, Fulbar street

Barr, Miss, toy shop, 14 High street

Barr, Robert, baker, 17 High street

BELL, JOHN, & SONS, dyers, Millburn Dyeworks,High street

Bell, William, of John Bell & Sons, Millburn HouseBoyd, James, spirit merchant, 42 High street—house, 47

do.

Boyd, Miss, 27 Ferry road

Brown, Andrew, of William Simons & Co., Castlehill

House, Ferry roadBrown, William, at William Simons & Co.'s, Castlehill

HouseBuchanan, Mrs, grocer, 23 Meadowside street

Buchanan, Thomas, tailor, 3 Manse street

CAMPBELL, ARCHIBALD C, of Blythswood—Blyths-wood House

CAMERON, JAMES, Town Chamberlain, 'Municipal

Buildings—house, Bell street

Cochran, James, draper, 96 High street

T

254 RENFREW.

Colquhoun, Janet, grocer, 57 High street

Colquhoun, Robert, confectioner, 58 High street

Co-Operative grocery store, Church street

Coulborn, Charles E., of Lobnitz, Coulborn, & Co.,

Meadowflat, Ferry road

Craig, Robert, grocer, 41 High street

Gumming, Daniel, fiesher, the Cross

dimming, Daniel, skinner and wool merchant, 100 Highstreet

Cunningham, John, of John H. Macnab & Co., Main street,

BarrheadCunningham, William, sexton, 30 High street

Cuthbertson, Alexander, 31 Fulbar street

Cuthbertson, James, grocer, 15 High street—house, MidFaulds Cottage

Davidson, John, tinsmith and gasfitter, 38 High street

Denholm, Charles, joiner and funeral undertaker, Hairst

street—house, 84 High street

DICKIE, WILLIAM, flesher, 5 High street—house, do.

Donald, Andrew, grocer and spirit merchant, 16 Canalstreet—house, Brighton place, Govan

Douglas, William, wine aud spirit merchant, 19 Meadow-side street—house, Ferry road

Douglas, William, grocer, 126 High street

Dougray, Alexander, officer, U.P. Church, 6 Orchardstreet

Dimcan, James, grocer, 5 High street—house, Ferry road

DUNCAN, ROBERT, grocer, 8 Fulbar street—house, do.

Dunn, George, classical master Grammar School, 20Inchinnan road

Dykes, William, plumber and gasfitter, 65 High street

Elder, William, draper, 33 Queen street

FALCONER, GEORGE, grocer, Blythswood place, Bell

street—house, do.

Filshill, James, 15 Manse street

Fiudlay, Alexander, spirit dealer, 3 Canal street

Findlay, John, officer of Free Church, Bell street

RENFREW. 255

Fleming, William, bootmaker, 3 Canal street—house, 1

Queen's terrace, Paisley roadFoulds, A., brassfounder, 54 Fulbar street

Foulds, Andrew, 1 King's lane

Fraser, George, keeper of the Freemasons' Hall, 7 Highstreet

Fraser, William, tailor and clothier, 7 High street

Fulton, John, manager of G-as Works, 21 Ferry road

Gallocher, Owen, wine and spirit dealer, 39 High street—house, 37 do.

GALLACHER, ROBERT, manager of Charles Tennant& Co.'s Works, 5 Croft street

Gait, Robert, news-agent, Queen's place, Paisley roadGardner, Matthew, foreman joiner at William Simons k

Co.'s, 60 Fulbar street

Garlick, John B., grocer, and smith and farrier, Townhead,126 High street

GARVEN, MATTHEW, Railway station master, Fulbarstreet

GILCHRIST, ROBERT, tailor and clothier, 31J Hairststreet—house, Queen's place, Paisley road—(See ad-vertisement)

Glen, George, manager of Distillery, YokerGlen, James, druggist and news-agent, 14 Canal street

Goddard, Mrs, confectioner, 29 Hairst street

Goddard, Robert, officer of Established Church, 29 Hairststreet

Grant, Mrs, 66 Fulbar street

Gray, James, farmer, Blawarthill

Hamilton, William, 46 High street

Hamilton, William, spirit dealer, 23 High street—house,Manse street

Herbison, Matthew, confectioner, 76 High street

HERRON, WILLIAM, Town Clerk, and agent for theUnion Bank of Scotland, Municipal Buildings

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house, Paisley road

HILLCOAT, ANTHONY, spirit merchant, Newton,Paisley road

256 RENFREW.

Hogg, John, officer of the School Board, 120 High street

Houston, Martha, Co-Operative Society, Church street

Howat, Ann, confectioner, 22 Canal street

Hutchison, Andrew, wine and spirit merchant, 69 Highstreet and 19 Hairst street—house, Houston terrace,

Paisley roadHutchison, George, grocer, 29 Hairst street

Hutchison, J. M'D., plasterer, 21 Hairst street

Hutchison, Mrs Mary, spirit dealer, 21 Hairst street

Hutchison, Rev. John, D.D., minister of the U.P. Church,Paisley road

INGLIS, PETER, Superintendent of Police, and sanitaryinspector, Police office—house, 29 Fulbar street

Ireland, John, grocer, Glebe street

Izat, Miss, assistant teacher Old Burgh School

Jack, John, cashier to Lobnitz, Coulborn, & Co., 59Queen street

Johnstone, Thomas, millwright, Fulbar street

Keter, James, farmer, MosslandKeter, William, farmer, BogsideKilpatrick, John, painter and paper hanger, 3 Ferry road

Lang, John, grocer, and spirit dealer, 1 Manse street

Lang, Miss Anne, teacher, Female Industrial SessionalSchool, 33 Hairst street

Lang, Miss Jane, teacher Ragged Industrial School, 33Hairst street

Lament, Neil, spirit merchant, 42 Fulbar street

Linion, George, slater, 35 Fulbar street

LOBNITZ, COULBORN, & CO., engineers and ship-builders, Slip Dock

Lobnitz, Henry C, of Lobnitz, Coulborn, & Co., ClarenceHouse, High street

LOUDON, WILLIAM, coal merchant, Railway station,

Fulbar street—house, 39 Ferry road

MARR, Richard, steam forge, London roadMason, John, spirit dealer, 23 Canal street

RENFREW. 257

Meikleham, John, baker, 6 Fulbar street

Miller, William, 31 Fulbar street

Milne, Charles W., pawnbroker, 29 Canal street

Milne, R. S., insurance agent, 105 High street

Mitchell, Miss, teacher of Female Industrial School, Highstreet

Monteith, William, grocer, 30 High street

MORRISON, JOHN, & SONS, coppersmiths, brass-

founders, plumbers, &c, Meadowside Works, Ferry-

road—Wm. Weir, managerMorrison, Peter, foreman joiner, 23 Ferry roadMunro, Thomas, grocer, 2 Canal street

Muir, Andrew, grocer, Bell street

Muir, Walter, baker, 46 High street—house, 44 do.

M'Adam, Mrs, confectioner, 35 Manse street

M'Arthur, William, grocer, 10 High street—house, 8 do.

M'Coll, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 3 High street

M'Donald, C. C, 60 Fulbar street

M'DONALD, MRS, spirit dealer, 15 Ferry roadM'Donald, John, farmer, Porterfield

M'DOUGALL, ARCHIBALD, draper, Albion House,63 High street—house, 2 Church street—(See ad-

vertisement)

M'Ewan, John, grocer, 20 High street

M'Gilligan, James, boot and shoemaker, 6 Fulbar street

M'Hutcheson, A., draper, 7 Canal street—house, In-

chinnan roadM'Intyre, John, grocer, 86 High street

M'KECHNIE, JOHN, Ferry Hotel, Renfrew FerryM'Kenzie, Robert, draper, 15 Canal street

MACKENZIE, THOMAS, Inspector of Poor, and col-

lector of Poor Rates; clerk to the Statute LabourRoad Trustees for the Parish of Renfrew • and clerk

to Burgh and Landward Parish School Boards, 70Fulbar street

MacKintosh, Alexander, hotel-keeper, South-WesternHotel, 7 Clyde street

M'Kinlay, Misses, Renfield House, Fulbar lane

M'Kinnon, H., grocer, 13 Canal street

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258 RENFREW.

MACNAB, JOHN H., & CO., power-loom cloth manu-facturers, Moorpark

Macnab, John H., of John H. Macnab & Co., Fernhill,

Nithsdale road, Pollokshields

M'Laren, John, assistant registrar of births, &c, 25

Ferry road

M'LAREN, PETER, LL.D., session clerk, registrar of

births, &c, 17 Ferry road—house, 25 do.

M'Pherson, John, teacher, Old Burgh School, 62 Fulbar

street

M'William, Robert, draper, 3 Fulbar street—house, 43Queen street

Neilson, Rev. David, minister of the Free Church—manse,

Renfield street

Park, John, spirit dealer, 28 Manse street

Paterson, Hugh, joiner and builder, Holm Cottage, Paisley

road

Paton, John, grocer, Wilson street

Pattison, Hugh W., surgeon, 31 Hairst street

Pryde, Miss Mary, assistant teacher, Grammar School,

High street

Ramsay, John, spirit dealer, Elderslie Arms, 53 Ferryroad

Renfrew, John, shoemaker, 34 High street

Robertson, Dr James, 5 Clyde street

Robertson, James, at William Simons & Co.'s, 19 Bell

street

Robin, Matthew, Croft-an-Reigh Cottage, Glebe street

Roe, Thomas, confectioner, 27 Canal street

Shearer, G. & E,, milliners and dressmakers, 27 Hairst

street

SIMONS, WILLIAM, & CO., shipbuilders and engineers,

London WorksSimons, William, of William Simons & Co., Yoker Lodge,

YokerSIMPSON, PETER, wine and spirit merchant, 107 High

street—house, do.

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Sinclair, D., joiner, 19 Queen street—house, 31 Fulbar

street

Sinclair^ Neil, stationer and confectioner, 43 High street

Smith, John, tailor and clothier, 2 "Wilson street

Speirs, Lady Ann, of Elderslie, 10 Lowndes st., LondonSteel, Mrs Jane, spirit dealer, 64 High street

Stephen, Rev. Robert, M.A., minister of the Established

Church, The Manse, High street

Steven, Hugh, flesher, 6 High street

Stevens, William Goldie, physician and surgeon, Fulbar

street—house, Paisley road

Stewart, Allan, ironfounder, Castlehill Foundry—house,

Longcroft Cottage

STEWART, ALLAN, spirit merchant, 25 High street-

house, 27 do.— (See advertisement)

Stewart, William, grocer, 37 Fulbar street

Stobo, George, M.D., Paisley road

Sutherland, Alexander, house factor, 7 Ferry road

Tait, Mrs, ironmonger, 16 High street

Taylor, Robert, & Co., tailors and clothiers, New Land,

Bell street

TENNANT, CHARLES, & CO., manufacturing chemists,

Orchard street

Thomson, James, grocer, 33 Fulbar street—house, Bell

street

TODD, JAMES, spirit merchant, 46 Fulbar street-

house, do.

Tolmie, Kenneth, Paisley and Renfrew Inn, 26 Canal

street

Vernal, Dugald, confectioner, 17 Canal street

Vernal, James, 2 Wilson street

WALLACE, CONNELL, & Co., plumbers, gasfitters, and

lead merchants, 9 Manse street

Wallace, David, grocer, 56 High street

Wardlaw, Ralph, Millburn HouseWaterston, Mrs George, wine and spirit merchant, Castle-

hill Inn, 29 Canal street

2 BO Henfrew*

Watson, Donald, stationer, &c, 4 High street—house,Queen's place, Paisley road

Watson, Henry, saddler, 31 High street

Weir, Mrs James, grocer and spirit merchant, and post-

mistress, 53 High street—house, 51 do.

Weir, William, manager to John Morrison & Sons,Meadowside street

White, James, manager at Wallace & ConnelPs, 8 Mansestreet

White, Matthew, farmer, 5 Queen street

Williams, James, wine and spirit merchant, Wheat SheafInn, 1 Canal street

Willock, George, Union Bank, Glasgow—house, Paisley

roadWilson, Alexander, watchmaker, 18 Manse street

Wood, James, coal merchant, Railway Station, Fulbarstreet—house, 48 Oakshaw street, Paisley

Wright, Daniel, Croft street

Wright, Mrs, Pinkerton House

Young, William, grocer, Newton

APPENDIX.MAGISTRATES.

Daniel Ouinmiag, Provost.Allan Stewart and C. 0. M'Donald, Bailies.

William Loudon, Dean of Guild. William Douglas, Treasurer.

COUNCILLORS.Charles E. Coulborn.William Dickie.

John Jack.

David Wallace.William Herron, Town Clerk. James Cameron, Town Chamberlain.

Robert Russell, Procurator Fiscal.

Peter Inglis, Superintendent of Police.

P. Inglis, Inspector of Weights and Measures.The management of the Police is vested in the Town Council

Burgh Court held weekly on Saturdays.

William Millar.

Thomas Munro.Wm. G. Stevens.

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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.Eenfrew District.

Provost and Magistrates for the time being.

Andrew Brown I James MylesWilliam Bell Matthew Eobin

James Robertson, M.D.Assessor under the Lands Valuation Act—J. S. Smiles, 1 Cotton

Street, Paisley.

Quarter Sessions held first Tuesday of March, May, and August,and last Tuesday of October. Meetings for considering license cer-

tificates held first Tuesday of May and last Tuesday of October.

SCHOOL BOARD, BURGH OF RENFREW.Colonel Campbell, Chairman.

Andrew BrownRev, John Hutchison, D.D.Rev. Robert Stephen, M.A.

Daniel WrightDr James RobertsonJames Myles

Thomas MacKenzie, Clerk and Correspondent.James Cameron, Treasurer.

John Hogg, Officer,

SCHOOL BOARD (LANDWARD PART) PARISH OFRENFREW.

Barnet Harvey, Chairman.Rev. David Neilson Patrick Costello

Charles Connell Robert Gallacher

Thomas MacKenzie, Clerk and Coirespondent.

James Cameron, Treasurer.

John Hogg, Officer.

PUBLIC OFFICES, &c.

Town Clerk's Office, Municipal Buildings, Cross—William Herron,Town Clerk.

Chamberlain's Office, Municipal Buildings—James Cameron, Cham-berlain.

Assessor's Office, 1 Cotton street, Paisley—J. S. Smiles, Assessor.Sanitary (Burgh) Inspector's Office, Municipal Buildings — Peter

Inglis, Inspector.

Sanitary (Landward) Inspector's Office, 70 Fulbar street—ThomasMacKenzie, Inspector.

Collector's Office for Registration, Valuation, &c, Rates, 70 Fulbarstreet—Thomas MacKenzie, collector.

Post Office, 53 High street—Mrs James Weir, Postmistress.Registrar's Office, 17 Ferry road—Peter M'Laren, LL.D., Registrar

—

John M'Laren, Assistant-Registrar.

Session Clerk's Office, 17 Ferry road—Peter M'Laren, LL.D., Ses-sion Clerk.

Statute Labour Road Trust Office, 70 Fulbar street—Thomas Mac-Kenzie, Clerk and Collector.

Gas, Harbour, and Public Rates Office, Municipal Buildings—JamesCameron, Collector.

Union Bank, Municipal Bnildings—William Herron, Agent.

262 RENFREW.

WRITERWilliam Herron, Union Bank, Municipal Buildings.

Hugh W. Pattison

George Stobo, M.D.

SURGEONS.W. Goldie StevensJames Robertson, M.D.

PAROCHIAL BOARD.Office—70 Fulbar Street.

Dr Robertson, Chairman. Thomas MacKenzie, Inspector of Poor andCollector of Poor Rates.

INNS AND HOTELS.SOUTH-WESTERN, 7 Clyde Street—Alex. MacKintosh.

PRINCE OP WALES (FERRY), 1 Clyde Street—John M'Kechnie,CASTLEHILL, 29 Canal Street—Mrs George Waterston.

POST OFFICE, 53 High Street,Mrs James Weir, Postmistress.

ARRIVALS. BOX CLOSES.7.30 a.m.

I

9.30 a.m.I

4.55 p.m. 8.15 a.m.|

2.20 p.m.|

5.35 p.m

SOCIETIES.Renfrew Prince of Wales Mason Lodge, No. 426.—George Glen,

R.W.M.; John Kilpatrick, S.M.; John M'Kerral, D.M.; John Liddie,S.W.; James Bryce, J.W.; William Loudon, treasurer ; John Paton,secretary ; George Fraser, tyler. Rooms, 9 High street

Renfrew Rose Friendly Society.—Instituted 30th March, 1857.

—

Alexander Mair, president ; William Reid, treasurer ; ArchibaldThomson, secretary. With sixteen of a committee.Renfrew Rifle Corps.—J. R. Wood, captain; William Loudon,

lieutenant ; Robert S. Milne, ensign ; James Wilson, colour-sergeant.Renfrew King's Inch Curling Club.—A. A. Speirs, Esq., of Elderslie,

patron ; Lady Ann Speirs, patroness ; Robert Gallacher, president

;

James Myles, vice-president; Charles E. Coulborn and George

M'Lean, representative members ; Rev, Robert Stephen, chaplain;

Thomas Alexander, treasurer and secretary.

Renfreio Horticultural Society.—Robert Gallacher, president ; Wm.Herron, vice-president ; James Cameron, treasurer ; Robert S.

Milne, secretary ; Peter Iuglis, collectoi*.

Renfrew Bowling Club.—Thomas Anderson, president ; JamesCameron, treasurer ; Walter Shearer, secretary.

FAIRS are held on the third Tuesday of May and second Fridayof June.

Market Day, Saturday.FAST DAYS—Thursdays before last Sundays of February and

July.

CONVEYANCES.—Almost all the Glasgow Steamers call at Ren-frew Wharf, both in going up and down the Clyde. Trains to Paisleyand Glasgow nearly every two hours. Carriers to Glasgow everyMonday, Wednesday, and Friday.

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SCHOOLS.FEMALE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, 127 High Strebt.

Patroness—Lady Anne Speirs, of Elderslie.

Miss Mitchell, Teacher.

FEMALE INDUSTRIAL SESSIONAL SCHOOL,63 Manse Street.

Miss Anne, Lang, Teacher.

RAGGED INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, 63 Manse Street.Miss Jane Lang, Teacher.

Patroness—The Honourable Mrs Campbell of Blythswood.

GRAMMAR SCHOOL AND BLYTHSWOOD TESTIMONIAL,Renfield Street.

Head Master—Michael Murdoch Andrew, F.E.I.S.

Assistant—Miss Pryde.

Classical Master— George Dunn.

OLD BURGH SCHOOL, High Street.John M'Pherson, Teacher.Miss Izat, Assistant Teacher.

INSURANCE AGENTS."I William Herron, Town Clerk, Municipal

Scottish National, > Buildings.

) James Myles, Factor, Deanside.

Royal, Fire and Life,.... .....James Duncan, 5 High street.

London and Lancashire, George Falconer, Blythswood terrace,

Bell street

Northern, George Falconer, Blythswood terrace,

Bell street

Scottish Imperial, R. S. Milne, 105 High street.

Scottish Fire, John M'Intyre, 86 High street.

Life Association of Scotland, Thomas MacKenzie, 70 Fulbar street.

POPULATION OF RENFREW.Census 1871.

Males. Females. Total.

Parliamentary Burgh, 2187 ... 1975 ... 4162Royal do., 2428 ... 2183 ... 4611Police do., 2635- ... 2369 ... 5004Landward Parts, 461 ... 441 ... 902

RENFREW, with Rutherglen, Dumbarton, Kilmarnock, and Port-

Glasgow, return one member to Parliament. Kilmarnock is the

returning Burgh. Parliamentary constituency, 560 ; municipal do.,

515. Mr J. Fortescue Harrison, M.P.

264 RENFREW.

CHURCHES.

ESTABLISHED CHURCH, Church Street.

Rev. R. Stephen, M.A., Minister

William Loudon, PrecentorP. M'Laren, LL.D., Session-Clerk

Robert Goddard, Officer

The SACRAMENT takes place on the last Sundays of Februaryand July.

FREE CHURCH, Renfiei/d Street.

Rev. David Neilson, Minister

John Chalmers, Precentor

Andrew Brown, Session Clerk

John Findlay, Officer

The SACRAMENT takes place on the last Sundays of March andSeptember.

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Paisley Road.Rev. J. Hutchison, D.D., Minister

jJames Cuthbertson, Session Clerk

William Crawford. Precentor | Alexander Dougray, Officer

JOHNSTONE.

AITKEN, Hamilton, hairdresser, 6 Houstoun squareAllan, James, coal merchant, Johnstone station

Allan, James, of Thomson & Allan, 11 William street

Allan, John, joiner, Cartside street

Allan, William, tobacconist, 41 High street

Anderson, Charles, baker, 31 High street

Anderson, Erskine, spirit dealer, 1 William street

Anderson, David, dairyman, 70 High street

Anderson, James, refreshments, 60 High street

Andrew, Alexander, dealer in fancy goods, 25 High street

Andrew, William, at Neilson, Storer, & Sons, Thorn Mill

Armstrong, James, draper, hosier, and boot and shoemerchant, and agent for the Royal Insurance Com-pany, 35 High street—house, Gleniffer place, Thorn

Armstrong, James, coal merchant, Railway station

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house, Gleniffer place, Thorn

BARNETT, James, at Finlayson, Bousfield, & Co.'s—residence, Lilly Bank House

Barr, James, slater, 76 High street

Barr, James, spirit merchant, 7 High street

Barr, John, cowfeeder, Greenend Cottage

Barr, John, wood turner, Milliken Mills, Milliken ParkBarrowman, Thomas, mineral manager, Linwood Shale

and Coal WorksBartlemore, Alexander, joint agent for Union Bank,

Collier street

Barrowman, William, spirit merchant, 42 High street

Baxter, Robert, hairdresser, 41 High street

Baxter, William, head mechanic, Johnstone Old Mill

Baine, Miss, teacher, William street

Bayne, Miss, draper, 23 High street

Beaton, John, grocer, 20 High street—house, 25 Williamstreet

266 JOHNSTONE.

Beaton, Neil, wine and spirit merchant, 56 Houstoun. square

Bell, John, coal merchant, Canal Basin—house, Cherry-

woodside, Elderslie

Bennie, Mrs, Cartside street

Biggart, D., & Sons, cotton spinners and bleachers, Peock-

lands Mills—house, Peockland Cottage

Bishop, John, draper, 68 High street

Black, Thomas, grocer, 12 Graham street

Blackwood,. David, grocer, 4 Graham street

Blackwood, James, mechanic, 10 Macdowall street

Blair, Miss, china merchant, 54 Houstoun square

Blair, Robert, manager at A. M'Arthur & Sons'—house,

ThornBlair, Robert, wine and spirit merchant, 83 High street

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house, 4 Graham street

Bonnar, Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, 22 High street

Boyd, John, confectioner, 83 High street

Boyle, John, fish dealer and green grocer, 37 High street

Boyle, Michael, & Thomson, George, plasterers, 10

Collier street, and 2 Campbell street

Braid, Joseph, brassfounder, 62 High street

Brown, David, at 26 Macdowall street— 11 Broomlands,

Paisley

Brown, John, Dimity street

BROWN, JOHN, spirit merchant, 26 Macdowall street

—house, do.

Brown, Mrs, broker, 7 William street

Brown, William, carter, 13 Rankine street

Browns, Malloch, & Co., cotton spinners, Johnstone and

Elderslie

Buchanan & Cameron, fleshers, 29 High street

Buchanan, James, provision merchant, 35 High street

Buchanan, Peter, mechanic, Houstoun square

Buchanan, Peter, Old Black Bull Cellar, 2 George street

—house, do.

Buchanan William, general grocer and wine and spirit

merchant, 67 High street

Buick, John, wine and spirit merchant, 27 High street

Burns, Alexander, carding master at Browns, Malloch, &Co.'s

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CALDWELL, James, canal agent, Canal Basin

Caldwell, John, grocer, 81 High street

Cameron, Alexander, teacher, Cartside street

Cameron, Daniel, broker, 8 William street

Cameron, James, Hagg Mill

Cameron, Robert, carter, 21 Church street

Campbell, John, manager, Hagg Mill

Cameron, John, spirit dealer, 36 High street

Campbell, Joseph, florist, Milliken ParkCampbell, Mrs, furnisher, 30 High streat—house, Thorn-

hill

Campbell, Mrs Thomas, china merchant, 22 High street

Campbell, William, boot and shoe maker, Graham street

Chapman, Alexander, cabinetmaker, 15 William street

Chapman, Alexander, grocer, 15 William street

Chisholm, Rev. Hugh, Roman Catholic Chapel, Graham st.

Christie, Robert, designer, Glenpatrick Carpet Works,

6 High street

CLARK, CHARLES, teacher, Ludovic Square Public

School—house, Laigh Cartside street

Cochran, Mrs, grocer, 21 Macdowali street

Co-operative Society's Stores—grocery department, 61

High street ; boot and shoe department, 73 Highstreet

CORE & WILSON, engineers and millwrights, EngineWorks, Gas street

Core, Adam, of Core & Wilson, William street

Craig, Allan, & Sons, coal and shale oil works, LinwoodCraig & Donald, engineers, William Street WorksCraig, Mrs W., 21 High street

Craig, Thomas, stationer, printer, and news agents, 37

High street

Crawford, George, sen., Banktop, William street

Crookston, David D., clerk, Gleniffer View

DARROCH, M. & M., drapers, 56 High street

Davies, Francessa, grocer, 31 Graham street

Daily, William, cooper, 28 Church street

Daly, John, broker, 7 Macdowali street

Deas, Thomas Beatson, teller and accountant, Bank of

Scotland

268 JOHNSTONE.

Donald, Mrs Hugh, William street

Donald, James F., of James Donald & Son, WoodbankDonald, James, of James Donald & Son, Villafield, Laigh

Cartside street

Donald, Mrs, Greenbank HouseDonald, James, & Son, engineers and founders, Jolmstone

Foundry and Engine Works, 10, 12, 14, and 16

High street

Donald, John, & Co., iron and steel merchants, 27 Highstreet

Donald, John, of John Donald & Co., Ludovic square

Douglas, James, merchant, 69 High street—house,

Wallace Bank House, Elderslie

Dunlop, Hugh, baker, 64 High street

EADIE, James, Farmer, Cochran Mill

Edwards, George, manager to J. & W. Weems, 5 High st.

FAULDS, Andrew, clerk at Thorn Mill

Fearon, Francis, furnisher, 64 High street

Ferguson, Rev. John, minister of the Established Church,The Manse

Ferns, Michael, confectioner, 9 Collier street

Finlayson, Archibald W., Merchiston HouseFinlayson, Bousfield, & Co., flax spinners, manufacturers

of bleached and coloured linen thread, sewing machinethreads, and patent shoe thread, Flax Mill, High st.

Finlayson, James, of Finlayson, Bousfield, & Co., Mer-chiston House

Finlayson, James, jun., Merchiston HouseFinlayson, William James, Merchiston HouseFleming, Archibald, registrar of births, &c, and agent for

the Royal Fire and Life Insurance Co., and EuropeanGuarantee Society, Post Office, Walkinshaw street

— house, Springbank

Fleming, William Gaff, Postmaster, Post Office, andSavings Bank, Walkinshaw street—house, Spring-

bankFletcher, Mrs, fruit dealer and confectioner, 25 High st.

Flockhart, John, saddler, High street

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Fraser, John, Newfield HouseFraser, John, superintendent of police, Collier street

Fyfe, John, patternmaker, Macdowall street

FYFFE, GEORGE, Ludovic square

GALBRAITH, Andrew, Johnstone Castle

Galbraith, Archibald, Johnstone Castle

Galbraith, C, eating-house, 24 High street

Gardner, James W., clerk at Smith & M'Laurin's

Gardner, John, greengrocer, &c, 17 High street

Gemmill, Rev. Hugh, minister of East U.P. Church-East U.P. Manse

Gibson, Alexander, carding master at Browns, Malloch,

& Co.'s, High street

Gibson, William, grocer, 21 Macdowall street

Giffen, Humphrey, officer, East United Presbyterian

ChurchGILCHRIST, CHARLES, spirit merchant, 3 Houstoun

square—house, Quarrelton

Gillespie, Alexander, Elderslie FarmGillespie, Robert, flesher, 33 High street—house, Spring-

field

GILMOUR, JOHN, wine and spirit merchant, Prince of

Wales Tavern, 7 Macdowall street

Gilmour, William, jun., clerk, City of Glasgow BankGlasgow and Johnstone carrier—John M'Donald, 30

High street

Glasgow and South-Western Railway Station—JohnDunbar, station master

Glegg, John, factor, Milliken

Glen, Archibald, Cartside HouseGoodwin, Frank, Rosebank Cottage

Goodwin, James, & Co., ironfounders, Cartside FoundryGraham, James, carter, Collier street

Graham, James, broker, 77 High street

Graham, James, greengrocer and milk dealer, 71 High st.

Grant & Macfarlane, Johnstone Saw Mills, Dimity street

Grant, Peter, grocer, Collier street

Gray, Alexander, foreman engineer to J. & W. Weems,41 High street

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270 JOHNSTONE.

Gray, Alexander, boot and shoe warehouse, 41 High st.

Gray, William, farmer, BarbushGrist, George A., Cochranfield House, Milliken ParkGuy, William, tailor and clothier, 13 High street

HAIR, John, boot and shoemaker, Walkinshaw street

Hall, John, grocer, 1 Macdowall street

Hamilton, James, pawnbroker, 19 High street and 11

Macdowall street—residence, 22 Church street

Harper, Robert, printer and bookseller, " JohnstoneGleaner " Office, 66 High street

Harper, William, 2 Houstoun square

Hart, James, clerk to Browns, Malloch, & Co., William st.

Hatrick, Charles, farmer, BoghouseHatrick, James, beaming master at Browns, Malloch, &

Co.'s, and precentor in West U.P. Church—house,

12 Macdowall street

Hay, John, grocer and provision merchant, High street

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house, 9 Walkinshaw street

Hendry, John, officer, West United Presbyterian Church,10 Church street

Hill, James, wine and spirit merchant, 58 High street

Hodgart, John, Colaba House, Milliken ParkHolmes, Alexander, shoemaker, 76 High street

HOLMES, JOHN, writer, and agent for the Union Bankof Scotland, Collier street—residence, do.

HOLMES, WALTER, writer, and agent for the RoyalBank of Scotland, Houstoun square, High street

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house, Ladeside, George street

Hood, Mrs, cooper, Collier street

Houstoun, Matthew, tailor and clothier, 18 High street

Houstoun, William, grocer, 26 Macdowall street

Huie, James, of James Huie & Co., Crosshiil, Glasgow

Huie, James, & Co., curled hair and bedding wool manufac-

turers, Hagg Mill

Hunter, James, draper, 62 High street

Hunter, John, spirit merchant, 13 High street

Hunter, William, manager at Craig & Donald's

Husband, Alexander, manager at James Donald & Sons,

Johnstone Foundry, High street

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Husband, John, jun., tailor and clothier, 60 High street

IMRIE, L., Laigh Cartside street

Inglis, Miss, dressmaker, 7 Graham street

Inglis, Rev. James, minister of West U.P. Church,

Church street

Ireland, Mrs H. B., teacher, William street

JACK, THOMAS, coal merchant, Johnstone station

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house, Elderslie

Jackson, George, brassfounder, 2 Dimity street

Jaffray, Alexander, Dimity street

Jaffray, David, & Son, builders, 14 Graham street

Jaffray, Misses Elizabeth and Isabella, confectioners, 31

High street

Jaffray, Patrick, of William Jaffray & Son, 22 Church st.

Jaffray, Peter, builder, 18 Church street

Jaffray, William, builder, 2 Graham street

Jamieson, John, draper, 75 High street

Johnstone Equitable Loan Office, 19 High street—JamesHamilton, proprietor

Johnstone Co-Operative Society (Limited), grocers and

provision merchants, 61 and 73 High street—HenryM'Culloch, manager

Johnstone, Hugh, spirit dealer, 23 High street

Johnstone, Richard, tailor and clothier, 25 High street

Johnstone Saw Mills, Dimity street

Johnstone, William, senior magistrate, 7 Campbell street

KERR, Thomas, farmer, Fulton

Killoch James, spirit dealer, Cartside

LAIRD, Alexander, flesher, 71 High street

Laird, Joseph, feuar, Macdowall street

Laird, Margaret, boot and shoe shop, 71 High street

Laird, Neil, joiner, 35 High street—house, William street

Lang, Charles, mechanic, 25 Church street

Lang, John, & Sons, engineers, Laigh Cartside

Lang, John, boot and shoemaker, Campbell street

Lang, John, boot and shoe warehouse, 60 High street

272 JOHNSTONE.

Lang, Joseph, overseer, Crosslie

Langmuir, R., Paisley and Johnstone carrier, Rankine st.

Law, Mrs Elizabeth, 6 High street

Leckie, Robert, accountant, City Bank Building, Houstounsquare

Liddell, James, & Co,, crude oil makers, East Fulton Oil

WorksLogan, Henry, boot and shoe merchant, 9 George street

Leggat, Alexander, carding master at Browns, Malloch,

& Co.'s

Loudon, James, Cartside Villa

Love, James, tinsmith, 5 William street

Love, John, tinsmith, plumber, and ironmonger, and

agent for Union Fire and Life Insurance Co., 19

High street—house, Thornbank House

MAIR, Rev. Hugh, minister of Free Church, Graham st.

Malloch, John, of Browns, Malloch, & Co.—bouse,

Elderslie Glen, by Elderslie

Malloch, William, of Browns, Malloch, & Co.—house,

Mount Pleasant

Malloch, William, jun., of Browns, Malloch, & Co.,

Mount Pleasant

MARR, Hugh, boot and shoemaker, 6 High street

MARTIN, DAVID, bookseller and stationer, 67 Highstreet—house, 68 do.

Martin's Wood and Willow Wares Store, 70 High street

Martin, Walter, painter, 64 High street

Mathewson, George, wine and spirit merchant, 80 Highstreet—house, do.

Meiklejohn, James, grocer, and wine and spirit merchant,

Thornhill InnMelville, John, boot and shoemaker, 5 Houstoun square

Merry, W. & R., boot makers, 33 High street

Merry, John, 23 Church street

Michael, Alexander, church officer, Campbell street

Miller, Robert, bookseller, High street

More, Alexander, & Son, tailors and clothiers, 24Church st.

More, Alexander, of Alexander More & Son, 24 Church st.

More, Richard C, 24 Church street

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More, James, pawnbroker, 24 Macdowall street—house,

do.

Morison, Alexander, joiner, 1 Cartside street

Morison, William, joiner and timber merchant, LaighCartside Woodyard—house, 6 High street

MUIR, JAMES, furniture dealer, 7 William street

Muir, John, builder, 34 High street

MURDOCH, CHARLES, tinsmith, plumber, and iron-

monger, 63 High street—house, do.

M'ARTHUR, A., & SONS, engineers, machine and tool-

makers, Peockland Engine WorksM'Arthur, Archibald, of A. M'Arthur & Sons, 6 Canal

street

M'Arthur, William, of A. M'Arthur & Sons, 6 Canal st.

M'Callum, George, tinplate worker, gasfitter, and plumber,

High street

M'Cartney, James, teacher, agent for Life Association of

Scotland, Benlomond ViewM'Connell, Henry, milliner, 76 High street

M'Donald, Hugh, wheelwright and turner, Graham street

M'DONALD & IMRIE, boiler and tank makers, andblacksmiths, Laigh Cartside street

M'Donald, Malcolm, of M'Donald & Imrie, Reid's place,

Laigh Cartside street

M'Donald, John, Johnstone and Glasgow carrier, 50 Highstreet

M'Donald, Miss, teacher, Roman Catholic School, Grahamstreet

M'Dougall, Archibald, farmer and dairyman, Cartside

dairy, Laigh Cartside

M'DOUGALL, ARCHIBALD, jun., ironmonger, 11

Argyle street, Glasgow, Laigh Cartside FarmM'Dougall, James, 18 Church street

M'Dowall, Daniel, engineer, of John M'Dowall & Sons,

Walkinshaw LodgeM'Dowall, John, draughtsman, Walkinshaw Foundry

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house, High street

M'Dowall, John, & Sons, saw-mill engineers andmachinists, Walkinshaw Foundry

274 JOHNSTONE.

M'Dowall, Mrs, of John M'Dowall & Sons, WalkinshawFoundry— house, Walkinshaw Lodge

M'Farlane, Graham, Broombrae HouseM'FARLANE, J. & G., manufacturing chemists, Joh

stone Chemical WorksM'Farlane, Graham James, of J. & G. M'Farlane, Broom-

brae HouseM'Farlane, John G., of J. & G. M'Farlane, Broombrae

HouseM'Farlane, Joseph, confectioner, Rankine street

M'Gown, John, accountant and insurance agent, 62 Highstreet

M'Gregor, John, joiner, Houstoun square—house, 27William street

M'Intyre, Robert, William street

M'Kay, Malcolm, spirit dealer, 63 High street

M'Kechnie, Alexander, tailor and clothier, 36 High street

M'Kenzie, Duncan, family grocer and butcher, 23 Highstreet—house, do.

M'Lachlan, James, furniture broker, 5 William street

M'Laren, Archibald, draper, 61 High street

M'Laren, Malcolm, M.D., surgeon, 40 Houstoun square

—house, 1 Rankine street

M'Laurin, Peter, of Smith & M'Laurin, Cartside, Milliken

Park.

M'Millan, Thomas, grocer, 18 Macdowall street

M'Nair, John, officer, Free Church, Macdowall street

M'Nair, Mrs John, draper, 2 Macdowall street

M'Neil, Mrs James, grocer, Rankine street

M'Pherson & M'Nee, steam forge, Walkinshaw street

M'Pherson, John, of M'Pherson & M'Nee, 6 Highstreet

Mactavish, D. A., writer, Collier street

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NAIRN, William, merchant, Houstoun square

Napier, Sir R. J. M., Bart., of Milliken and Napier

NEILSON, STORER, & SONS, cotton spinners, ThornMill, Thornhill—Glasgow office, Sydney street

Neilson, Macleroy, of Neilson, Storer, & Sons, Wallace

bank, Elderslie

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Neilson, Mrs Robert, milliner and straw hat maker, Highstreet

Neilson, William, clerk at Craig & Donald's—house,

William street

Nicolson, Adam, engineer and grocer, Laigh Cartside

street

OAKLEY, George D., 15 High street

Oatt, J. & R., milliners and dressmakers, 82 High street

PAISLEY AND JOHNSTONE CARRIER— RobertLangmuir, Rankine street

Paterson, Gavin, boot and shoemaker, Houstoun square

Paterson, James G., grocer and wine and spirit merchant,

17 Rankine street—house, do.

Paterson, Joseph, foreman tinsmith and plumber to J. &W. Weems, 17 High street

Paton, John, of Paton, Utyman, & Co., Cartbank,

Crosslie

Paton, Utyman, & Co., linen machine thread manufac-turers and polishers, Cartbank, Crosslie

Paton, William, small-ware manufacturer, JohnstoneMill

Patrick, John, broker, 7 Houstoun square

Paul, Miss, green grocer, 8 Church street

Peacock, William, spirit merchant, 30 High street

Petrie, William, manager, Co-operative Society's Stores,

Collier street

Porter, Thomas, insurance agent, 20 High street

Post Office, Walkinshaw street—William Gaff Fleming,postmaster

RAMSAY, William, grain mills, 30 Macdowall street

Reid, Alexander, slater, Walkinshaw street

Reid, Alexander, tailor and clothier, 71 High street

Reid, James, writer, High street—house, Bankside cottage,

Canal street

Reid, John, writer, and agent for the City of GlasgowBank, 52 Houstoun square—house, Lochwinnoch

Reid, William, spirit merchant, 2 Church street

276 JOHNSTONE.

Reid, William, tobacconist, 22 High, street

Reid, William, writer, and agent for Bank of Scotland,

19 High street—house, Graham street

Renfrew, Alexander, broker, 5 Collier street

Riddell, James, spirit merchant, 8 Houstoun square

Riddell, James, tinsmith and gasfittter, 17 Church street

Robertson, David, wine and spirit merchant, 26 Highstreet

Robertson, James, of John Robertson & Son, Ludovic

square

Robertson, John, & Son, slaters and plasterers, Ludovic

square

Robertson, John, of John Robertson & Son, Ludovicsquare

Robertson, John, jun., slater and plasterer, 5 Rankinestreet—house, Ludovic square

Robertson, William, & Co., machine tool makers, Floors

Machine Works, West William street

Robertson, William, of William Robertson & Co., Grahamstreet

Russell, Thomas, manager, Walkinshaw Foundry— house,

Walkinshaw street

SALMON, JOHN, factor, Estate Office, Johnstone Castle

—house, " The Linn"Scott, W. Inglis, Meadowside, Milliken ParkSemple, Robert, pattern maker at Walkinshaw Foundry,

Walkinshaw street

Semple, Robert, tailor and clothier, 34 High street

Shanks, Thomas, & Co., engineers, machinists, and tool-

makers, Banktop WorksShanks, Thomas, of Thomas Shanks & Co., Lilybank

Shanks, William, of Thomas Shanks & Co., Bank HouseSharp, John, grain merchant and contractor, agent for the

City of Glasgow manure—store and stables, 13 Ran-kine street—house, Mossbank

Sharp, William, blacksmith, Macdowall street

Shedden, Thomas, engineman, Flax Mills, Napier street

Smith, E., boot and shoe shop, 70 High street

Smith, James, boot and shoemaker, Graham street

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Smith, James, clerk and collector, Johnstone Gas Com-pany, William street

Smith, James, joiner, Campbell street

Smith, Peter, manager at James Donald & Son's, JohnstoneFoundry and Engine Works—honse, High street

Smith, Robert, ironmonger, 70 High street

Smith, Robert, clothier and hatter, 59 High street

Smith & M'Laurin, fancy, coloured, enamelled, and em-bossed paper, card, and pasteboard manufacturers,

Cartside, near Milliken Park—warehouse, 20 Unionstreet, Glasgow

Sproul, John, Collier street

Square, Mrs William, spirit merchant, 1 6 Macdowall street

Steel, John, grocer, Quarry street

Steel, William, spirit merchant, 18 William street

Stevenson, David, hotel keeper, carriage hirer, and wineand spirit merchant, Cross Keys Hotel, 46 High st.

Stevenson, David, horse dealer, Cross Keys Hotel andHorse Bazaar, High street

Stevenson, James, potato merchant, 22 Church street

Stevenson, Mrs James, grocer, victualler, flesher, and wineand spirit merchant, 32 High street

Stevenson, Mrs James, milliner, 65 High street

Stevenson, Robert, merchant, 62 Queen street, Glasgow

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house, Graham street

Stevenson, Thomas, agricultural seed merchant andchemical manure manufacturer, 74 High street

Stevenson, Thomas, wine merchant, family grocer, flesher,

and agent for W. & A. Gilbey, wine importers anddistillers, 74 High street

Stevenson, Thomas, licensed auctioneer and valuator, 74High street

Stevenson, J. & H., grocers, spirit and seed merchants, 38High street

Stevenson, William, Millbank Cottage

Stevenson, William, provision merchant, 58 High street

Stewart, Mrs John, grocer, 7 Macdowall street

Stewart, Mrs, confectioner, 78 High street

Stewart, Mrs, tobacconist, Houstoun square

Stirling, Mrs Patrick, High street

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Stirling, J. B., writer, 28 High street

Storer, Alexander, of Neilson, Storer, & Sons, 203 Bathstreet, Glasgow

Storer, David, of Neilson, Storer, & Sons, 203 Bath street,

GlasgowStorrie, David, flesher, 65 High street

Storrie, John, grocer, 48 Graham street

S weenie, John, grocer, 15 Rankine street

TAGGART, Mrs John, wine and spirit merchant, Mac-dowall street

Taylor, Daniel, Captain of Fire Brigade

Taylor, James, tinsmith, Church street

Taylor, Thomas, saddler, 74 High street

Thomson, Alexander, baker, 50 Houstoun square

Thomson & Allan, engineers, millwrights, and machinists,

Laigh Cartside Street WorksThomson, David, of Thomson & Allan, 65 Love street,

Paisley

Thomson, John, hotel keeper and carriage hirer, Black

Bull Hotel, 72 High street

Thomson, John, accountant, Royal Bank of Scotland

Thomson, Miss Jane, draper, 50 Houstoun square

Thomson, Nisbet, baker, 76 High street

Thomson, Nisbet, miller and grain merchant, Crossford

Mills, Howwood, by Paisley—house, 76 High street,

Johnstone

Thomson, Robert, watchmaker, Houstoun square

TODD, WILLIAM, wine and spirit merchant, 1 Grahamstreet and 2 Quarry street—house, 4 do.

TURNER, ROBERT, boot and shoemaker, 66 Highstreet—house, Linwood

Tweeddale, John, manager at Thomas Shanks & Co.'s—

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WALKER, Alexander, spirit dealer, 1 Quarry street

Walker, John, at Neilson, Storer, & Sons, Thorn Mill

Watson, James, sign writer, and block letter maker,

painter and paper hanger, 60 High street

WATT, DAVID, spirit merchant, Russell street

Weeins, John, Walkinshaw house

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WEEMS, J. & W., gas and water engineers, and tin-

smiths, bellhangers, coppersmiths, plumbers, and

gasfitters, 17 High street

WEEMS, J. & W., patentees and manufacturers of

hydraulic machinery for making lead, lead-encased,

and block tin pipes, multitubular hot-air apparatus

for drying stoves, screwed ram hydraulic presses,

steam traps, self-acting furnace dampers, noiseless

fans, self-acting draught-producing ventilators,

double-reflecting sunlights for lighting churches,

halls, schools, shops, &c, tentering and drying

machinery, steam-engines, &c, &c, Perseverance

Iron Works, 1 High street

Weems, William, of J. & W. Weems, Walkinshaw street

Welsh, Mrs Robert, Mavisbank Cottage

Wilkinson, John, tobacconist, 40 Houstoun square

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Wilkinson, John, clerk at Peockland Engine Works, 35

High street

WILLIAMSON, GEORGE, blacksmith, 8 William

street—house, do.

Williamson, John, spinning master at Browns, Malloch, &Co.'s, High street

Wilson, Andrew, of Core & Wilson, High street

Wilson, James, M.B., CM., surgeon, 66 High street

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house, Ludovic square

Wilson, John, boot and shoemaker, Church street

Wilson, William, coal merchant, Johnstone station

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house, 3 Houstoun square

Wood, James, pawnbroker, 24 Macdowall street

Woods, Blackley, boot and shoemaker, 13 Rankine street

Working Men's* Refreshment Rooms, 24 High street

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Catherine Galbraith, keeper

Wright, Thomas, cutter and manager at Robert Smith's,

63 High street—house, William street

Wylie, Alexander, cashier, Perseverance Ironworks, 15

High street

Wylie, John, flesher, 41 High street—house, 13 William st.

Wylie, Joseph, 54 Houstoun square

YOUNG, William, draper, 56 Houstoun square

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Commissioners of Police.

William Johnstone, senior magistrate.

William Shanks and William Weems, junior magistrates.

John Sharp, treasurer.

Commissioners.Frank GoodwinJohn BishopWilliam PatonWalter Martin

William M'ArthurJohn WylieHenry M'CullochAlexander Walker

James Eeid, Town Clerk and Clerk of Police Courts.

John Eeid, Procurator Fiscal.

John Fraser, Superintendent of Police and Sanitary Inspector.

William Steel, Collector of Burgh Eates.

Daniel Taylor, Captain of Fire Brigade.

Justices of the Peace.

Johnstone District.

Donald, James, Johnstone Napier, Sir E. J. M., of Milliken

Finlayson, James, JohnstoneFleming, Andrew, FulwoodHardie, E. W., of Locher HouseHolmes, John, JohnstoneMalloch, W., JohnstoneM'Laren, Malcolm, Johnstone

Walter Holmes, Justice of Peace Clerk Depute

and Napier, Bart.

Salmon, John, The LinnSpeir, Thomas, of BlackstounShanks, Thomas, JohnstoneStevenson, James, of Auchenames

Writers.John Holmes, Collier street

Walter Holmes, 83 High street

James Eeid, Bankside, and 19High street

John Eeid, 52 Houstoun squareWilliam Eeid, 19 High street

Stirling, J. B., 28 High street

Medical Practitioners.Malcolm M'Laren, surgeon James Wilson, M.B., CM.Thomas G. Gray j Eichard Gardner, M.D.

Session Clerk and Registrar.Archibald Fleming, Walkinshaw Street.

Fire Brigade.Superintended by Magistrates and Councillors.

James Eeid, Clerk. Daniel Taylor, Captain.

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Banks.

CITY OF GLASGOW BANK,Houstoun Square.

John Eeid, agent. Robert Leckie, accountant.

Wm. Gilmour, clerk.

UNION BANK OF SCOTLAND,Collier Street.

John Holmes, agent. Alexander Wilson, accountant.Alexander Bartlemore, cashier.

ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND,Houstoun Square.

Walter Holmes, agent. John Thomson, cashier and accountant.

BANK OF SCOTLAND.19 High Street.

William Reid, writer, agent. Thomas Beatson Deas, teller andaccountant.

Matthew G. Reid, Clerk.

NATIONAL SECURITY SAVINGS BANK,62 High Street.

John M'Gown, accountant, cashier.

Ministers.

Johnstone Parish Church—Ludovic Square ; John Ferguson, elected

by congregation.

Free Church of Scotland—William Street, Houstoun Square ; HngkMair, elected by congregation.

Sir William Wallace Church—Elderslie ; David Reston, elected bycongregation.

East United Presbyterian Church—Walkinshaw Street ; HughGemmill, elected by congregation.

West United Presbyterian Church—Church street ; James Inglis —elected by congregation.

Roman Catholic Chapel—Graham Street ; Hugh Chisholm—appointedby the Bishop.

Inland Revenue.Walter Holmes, writer, sub-distributor of Stamps—office, 83 High st.

Johnstone Assembly Rooms.George Street.

John Thomson, proprietor, Black Bull Inn.

Johnstone Coffee and. News Room.Black Bull Inn, 72 High Street

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Post Office and Telegraph Office.

Walkinshaw Street.

William Gaff Fleming, Postmaster.

Arrivals—5.20 a.m., 11 a.m., and 5.10 p.m.

Box Closes—12.5 noon, 1.20 p.m., 6.10 p.m., and 9.10 p.m.

By the addition of an extra stamp, Letters may be posted until

12.10, 1.25, 6.15, and 9.15 p.m. Collections from Wall Letter Box,Cross—11,50 a.m., 4 and 9 p.m.

Fire and Life Insurance Agents.

Union Insurance Company—William Eeid, writer, Bank of Scotland.

North British and Mercantile, and City of Glasgow Fire and Life

Insurance —W'alter Holmes, writer, 83 High street.

Northern—James Keid, writer, Bankside Cottage.

Phoenix Fire—James F. Donald, High Street.

Edinburgh Life—A. Bartlemore, Union Bank.

Scottish Union—John Salmon, Estate Office, Johnstone Castle.

Scottish Widows' Fund—William Beid. writer, Bank of Scotland.

Scottish Provident Institution, and National Provincial Plate Glass

Insurance Co.—John B. Stirling, 28 High street.

Standard Life, and Sun— John Reid, Honstoun square.

European Guarantee of Fidelity—Archd. Fleming.

Royal Fire and Life—James Armstrong, coal merchant, &c, andArchibald Fleming, Walkinshaw street.

West of England—Daniel Taylor, Bankine street

United Kindgom Temperance and Provident Institution, and Scottish

Fire—Robert Harper, 67 High street.

Provincial Fire and Life—John Love, 19 High street.

Scottish Commercial—Alexander Bartlemore, Union Bank, and JohnB. Stirling, 28 High street

Church Officers and Precentors.Parish Church—Alex. Michael, Officer, Church Street ; V7m. G.

Fleming, precentor.

Fi'ee Church—John M'Nair, officer, 2 Houstoun Square ; JohnMathiesou, precentor.

Sir William Wallace Church—Alexander Renfrew, officer ; JamesWelsh, precentor.

East United Presbyterian Church—Humphrey Giffen, officer

;

William Guy, precentor.

West United Presbyterian Church—John Hendry, officer, Church St.;

James M'Dougall, precentor.

Burgh Police.Superintendent—John Fraser, Collier Street.

Johnstone Bowling Club.President—James Finlayson. Vice-President—James Donald.

Treasurer— John M'Kenzie. Secretary—

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jffinth Renfrewshire Rifle Volunteers.Captain—James Loudon, Cartside Villa.

Lieutenant—James M'Dougall.

Secretary and Treasurer—Walter Holmes, writer.

Annual General Meeting, 13th January.

Johnstone Yeiing Men's Literary Association.Instituted 1865.

President—R. Mitchell. Treasurer—John Lang.Secretary—Dugald Michael.

Session—From 1st Thursday of October till last Thursday of March.Meet in Fleming's Hall, Walkinskaw Street

Johnstone East U.P. Church Saooath School.President—Rev. H. Gemmell, M.A., B.D.

Superintendent—Thomas Wright. Vice-do.—Alex. Andrew.Treasurer— John Stirling. Secretary—Alexander Wylie.

Glasgow, Paisley, and. Ar&rcssan Canal.Canal Store—James Caldwell, goods' agent.

Trading boats start every lawful day.

1. From Johnstone, for Paisley, and Glasgow, at 6 and 9 a.m., and2 P.M.

2. From Paisley, for Johnstone, at 6 and 11 a.m., and 5 P.M.

3. From Glasgow, for Johnstone, at 6 A.M., and 12 Noon.

Carriers' Quarters.PAISLEY—Robert Langmuir, Rankine Street, arrives daily ; departs

daily.

GLASGOW—John M'Donald, High Street, arrives daily; departs daily.

Mills.

Cartstde Mill—Smith & M'Laurin.

Hagg Mill—James Huie & Co.John Campbell, manager.

|

James Smith, engineer.

Johnstone Mill, Collier Street—William Paton.

Johnstone Old Mill, High Street—Browns, Malloch, & Co.

Johnstone Flax Mill—Finlayson, Bousfield, & Co.

Coal Agents.James Armstrong, Johnstone Railway Station.

William Wilson, Johnstone Station—house, Houstoun square.Thomas Jack, do. do. do. Canal street, Paisley.James Allan, do. do. do. Thorn.John Bell, Canal Basin—house, Cherrywoodside, Elderslie.Robert Miller, High street

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Johnston© Caledonian Curling Club.George L. Houstoun, Patron.

David Jaffray, President. James Donald, sen., Vice-President.David Jaffray and David Robertson, Representative Members.

Robert Barr, Treasurer. Patrick Jaffray, Secretary.

Committee.Patrick Jaffray Robert Barr | J. F. Donald Peter Jaffray

Honorary Members.John SalmonOrdinary Members.

1.—Regular.

Matthew HoustonJames F. DonaldRobert BarrProf. VeitchJames Donald, sen.

2.—Occasional.Win. Jaffray

|Wm. Weems | John Thomson | James M'Cartney

The Hon. Lord Mure

David Jaffray

Patrick Jaffray

Peter Jaffray

James DougallDavid Roberton

Capt. Loudon, R. V.

William ReidRobert EadieRev. Hugh ChisholmJoseph Braid

John Love

Elderslie 'Wallace Curling Club.A. A. Speirs, Esq., of Elderslie, Patron.

The Right Hon. Lady Anne Speirs, Patroness.Thomas Jack, President. William Rodger, Vice-President.

James Whitehill and James Barr, Representative Members.Thomas Paton, Treasurer. Thomas Jackson, Secretary.

Committee or Council of Management.Walter Neilson

|John Jamieson

|John Morning

|Thomas M'Millan

John Holmes, and F. W. Stoddard, Hon. Members.Ordinary Members.

1—Regular.

Walter NeilsonJames RaesideThomas JacksonThomas M'MillanJames Roy

2.— Occasional.C. B. Renshaw George JacksonJames Whitehill H. Blackburn

J. M'Kendrick.

Schools.

Thoma3 JackJames BarrWilliam DuffThomas PatonRobert Barclay

John MorningJohn JamiesonWilliam RodgerJohn BrownRobert Laing

FACTORY SCHOOL,George Street.

James M'Cartney, Teacher.

JOHNSTONE PUBLIC SCHOOL,Off Ludovic Square.

William Clarke, Teacher.

ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL.Miss M 'Donald, Teacher.

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SOCIETIES.

LOYAL JOHNSTONE YEOMANRY SOCIETY.Instituted 1803.

Presses, Robert Wilson, Quarry Street. Treasurer, Andrew Wilson,High Street.

Clerk, James Reid, Bankside Cottage. Officer, John Patrick.

JOHNSTONE, QUARRELTON, THORN, AND ELDERSLIECOFFIN AND COFFIN COVER SOCIETY.

Instituted 1820.

Presses, John Sproul, Collier Street.

Treasurer, William Baxter, Rankine Street.

Officer, John Hendry, Church Street. Cover Keeper, Alex. Michael.

JOHNSTONE GAS LIGHT COMPANY.Instituted 1823.

Chairman, Henry Macdowall, Esq., of Garthland.Manager, Richard Wylie—house, Gas Works.

Secretary and Collector, James Smith.

JOHNSTONE PUBLIC HALL AND WORKING MEN'SINSTITUTE.

Directorate, 1875.President—James Finlayson, Esq. Vice-President—Captain Loudon,

Treasurer—Mr James Barnett. Secretary—Mr Robert Miller.

Directors.

Messrs Robert SempleWilliam M'GregorWilliam. HarperJohn nunterPeter Jaffray

John RobertsonWm. Hunt«rJames Wilson

Provost JohnstoneBailie WeemsMessrs James Donald

John TweeddaleJ. G. M'FarlaneJohn SharpAlex. M'Allister

Robert SmithHenry Dickson

Meets First Monday of each Month.Games' Room Committee.

Messrs Peter Jaffray, William Harper, Henry Dickson, John Hunter,James Wilson.

Meets on Fourth Tuesday of each Month.Reading-Room Library, and Hall Committee.

Provost Johnstone, Bailie Weems, Messrs John Tweeddale, RobertMillar, Robert Smith, Alex. M'Allister, J. C. M'Farlane,

James Donald, John Sharp, Robert Semple,William M'Gregor, John Robertson, William Hunter.

John Tweeddale, Convener.Meets on Third Tuesday of each Month.

President, Vice-President, and Secretary, ex officio Members of all

Committees.

M. M'Millan, Hall Secretary and Janitor.

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JOHNSTONE TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY.President, Thomas "Wright. Vice-President, James Hunter.

Treasurer, Alexander Michael. Cor. Secretary, James Caldwell.

Secretary, John Williamson*

Committee*

"William GemmellJohn SharpDavid Crookston"William Leslie

William Caldwell

William M'Latchie

John Ferguson

THE JOHNSTONE BUILDING SOCIETY.

(Enrolled and Established under the Act of Parliament, 6 and 7 Wm.IV,, cap. 32.)

Instituted on the permanent principle.

The shares of £25 each, payable at the rate of 2s. per share monthly.

Entry-money, one shilling per share.

Trustees.

James Finlayson, Esq., Merchiston House."William Edmund Hardie, Esq., of Locher House.James Loudon, Esq., of Cartside Villa.

Directors.

John Donald, Chairman.

G. EdwardsA. Fisher

James Allan

"Wm. Douglas

J. HusbandJ. F. DonaldJames Sproul

H. Watt"W. Allison

Secretary, John B. Stirling, writer. Law Agent, Walter Holmes,writer. Bankers, Royal Bank of Scotland.

Instalments due on the 1st, and payable thereon, or before the 4th of

each month, at the office, of the Treasurer,

Mr James Caldwell, Canal Agent, Johnstone.

JOHNSTONE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY (LIMITED).Instituted, 1866.

President, John Husband, Thorn.Vice-President, John "Wilson.

Treasurer, John M'Nair, Macdowall street.

Secretary, Thomas Small, William street.

Committee.

Thos. Houstoun, Rankine street

James Jennings, Rankine street

Henry Logan, Collier street

Thomson Tweedlie, Campbell st.

John. Harper, Laigh Cartside

Wm. Green, jun., Rankine street

Henry M'Culloch, salesman.

Peter Garden, Collier street

James Hair, Rankine street

James Houstoun, Rankine street

Thomas Deveny, George street

John Daly, Macdowall street

Grave-Digger.Alexander Michael.

JOHNSTONE—ELDERSLIE. 287

CENSUS OF JOHNSTONE, 1871.

Population within the Burgh 7,534

Landward Parts 1,052

8,586

Johnstone Cross—nearly opposite to the Bull Inn— is distant from

the Cross of Paisley, 3 miles, 5 furlongs, 34 poles.

Fairs are held on the Thursday following the second Monday of

July—Horse Fair, first Friday of January.

Fast Days occur on Fridays before first Sundays in April andOctober.

ELDERSLIE, BY PAISLEY.

ALLISON, William, clerk at A. F, Stoddard & Co.'s.

BEATON, John, farmer, AuchenlodementBirnie, James, cowfeeder

Brown, John, spirit merchant

CARMICHAEL, Mrs, farmer, Craigenfeoch

Cuthbert, Ralph, wright and joiner

DICKSON, Mrs, grocer

Douglas, James, house factor, and proprietor

FYFE, John, family grocer and spirit merchant

GILLESPIE, Alexander, Elderslie farmGilmour, John, farmer, Fulbar

Graham, Isaac, gardener and carter

HALL, Mrs, farmer, MuirheadHandley, John, foreman printer, Glenpatrick Carpet

Works

288 ELDERSLIE.

JACK, Thomas, spirit merchantJackson, Thomas, feuar

Jardine, Mrs John, grocer and spirit merchantJohnstone, Daniel, baron officer, Newton

LANG, Alexander, grocer

MALLOCH, John, of Browns, Malloch, & Co., Elderslie

GlenM'Kim, John, colour maker, Glenpatrick WorksMunro, Hugh, teacher, Wallace Public School

Marshall, John, farmer, Leitchland

NEILSON, Macleroy, of Neilson, Storer, & Sons, WallaceBank

PARK, John, former, Greenhill

Park, John, farmer, Mauckie's Mill

RENSHAW, C. Bine, Glenpatrick Carpet WorksReston, Rev. David, minister, Elderslie Parish ChurchRitchie, John, farmer, BroomwardRobertson, David, grocer and postmaster

STEVENSON, Mrs James, farmer, Bardrain

Stewart, Robert, Bailie Nicol Jarvie TavernSTODDARD, A. F., & Co., Glenpatrick Carpet Works,

by Paisley—Glasgow office, 63 St. Vincent street

Stoddard, A. F., of A. F. Stoddard & Co., Broadfield,

Port-GlasgowStoddard, Fred. W., Glenpatrick

WALKER, Mrs E., Elderslie TavernWalker, Janet, farmer, Windyhill

Waterston, William, coal merchant

Watson, John, farmer, Bridgend

ELDERSLIE—THORNHILL. 289

POST OFFICE.David Robertson, Postmaster.

1st delivery, ... 7.30 A.M.

2d " ... 10.10 A.M.

Box closes, .« •«• •• ... ... 1.50 p.m.it tc

... ... ... 0.. ... 5.45 p.m.

ELDERSLIE PARISH CHURCH.Rev. David Reston, minister.

ELDERSLIE WALLACE PUBLIC SCHOOL.Hugh Munro, teacher.

GLENPATRICK CRICKET CLUB.Ground—Thornhill,

Captain, J. M'Naughton. Sub-Captain, D. Burnett.

Secretary and Treasurer, Alex. Robertson.

Match Committee, Messrs W. Wallace, F. Greive, and office-bearers.

THORNHILL, BY PAISLEY.

ALLAN, James, coal merchant, Overton

Armstrong, James, coal merchant, Gleniffer place

BOWIE, Allan, blacksmith

Bowman, James, farmer, AuchenlodementBurnside, Mrs, Thornhill Cottage

CROOKSTON, David, bookkeeper, Gleniffer place

DICKIE, William, teacher, Thornhill Public School-

house, City of Glasgow Bank Buildings, Johnstone

Dougall, James, spirit merchant

Dunbar, John, passenger agent, Thorn1 B

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FOULDS, Andrew, clerk, Thorn Mill

GEMMILL, Rev. Hugh, East U.P. ManseGibson, John, manager, Thorn Mill

Glen, James, joiner, Johnstone

Glen, Thomas, Thornhill HouseGreive, F. designer, Glenpatrick Works

HART, Thomas, basket maker

JACK, Thomas, coal merchant, Railway station

KELLY, William, spinning master, Thorn Mill

MEIKLEJOHN, James, grocer, wine and spirit mer-chant, Thornhill Inn

M'Nee, John, of M'Pherson & M'Nee, Johnstone

NEILSON, Storer, & Sons, Thornhill Cotton Spinning Co.,

Thorn Mill

Neilson, Macleroy, managing partner of Neilson, Storer,

& Sons, Wallacebank, Elderslie

Norie, John, nurseryman, Overton

REID, William, Goods station master, Braehead, ThornRenfrew, William, Thorn House

STORER, Alexander, of Neilson, Storer, & Sons, Sydneystreet, Glasgow

Storer, David, of Neilson, Storer, & Sons, Sydney street,

GlasgowSymington, Mrs William, grocer

WALKER, John, at Neilson, Storer, & Sons, Thorn Mill

Walker, Malcolm, joiner and cartwright

Watson, William, Thorn Mill

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QUARKELTON. 291

QUARRELTON, BY PAISLEY.

BARE-, Robert, land surveyor

Beveridge, James, schoolmaster—house, SchoolhouseBlack, Hugh, manager, Limeworks, Crossford—residence,

Damside Cottage

Blackwood, Agnes, spirit merchantBlackwood, William J., grocer

COWAN, William, wright

Crawford, Arthur, clerk

DAVIES, Hugh, blacksmith

GILLESPIE, Thomas, farmer and contracter, Springfield

HATRICK, James, forester

Hatrick, John, ploughman, Craigstone

LAUDER, Adam, shepherd, Craigstone

Livingstone, Mrs, confectioner

M'LAURIN, James, spirit merchant

PARK, Matthew, farmer, GreenendPenney, William, gardener

SALMON, John, factor to George Ludovic Houstoun,Esq., Johnstone Castle—" The Linn"

Simpson, George, farmer, MeiklebogStewart Alexander, farmer, Benstone

THOMPSON, William, blacksmith

QUAKEELTON PUBLIC SCHOOL.James Beveridge, teacher.

292 BALACLAVA—INKERMAN.

BALACLAVA, BY PAISLEY.

ANDERSON, George, manager

BALACLAVA STORE—James Mair, storekeeper

CRAWFORD, Robert, blacksmith

KERR, Thomas, farmer, Fulton

MAIR, James, storekeeper

Murdoch, William, farmer, Ryewraes

PATRICK, ROBERT, cashier

ROSS, WILLIAM, wright

SCOTT, Thomas, Clippens House

YOUNG, William, manager, Clippens Oil Works

INKERMAN, BY PAISLEY.

ABERCORN Oil Company—James Boyd, managerAbercorn Oil Company, farmers, East CandrenAllan, Robert, cashier—office, Inkerman Works

BOYD, JAMES, manager, Abercorn Oil Works, East

Candren

DUNLOP, Colin, Walkinshaw House

GARDNER, James, farmer, BogheadGardner, Robert, farmer, Candren

INKERMAN—LINWOOD. 293

HENDRY, John, storekeeper

Houston, Archibald, farmer, Walkinshaw

KIRKWOOD, William, manager, Inkerman WorksKirkwood, William, jun., clerk

M'KIM, Samuel, teacher, Inkerman Works School

ROWAND, Mrs, farmer, West Candren

Inkerman Works School.

Samuel M'Kim, teacher.

Post Office Receiving Box at the Store.

James Hendry, postmaster.

Arrival, ... ... ... 7 a.m.

Box closes, ... 2 p.m.

LINWOOD, BY PAISLEY.

ANDERSON, James, & Son, proprietors, Linwood Shale

Oil Works—office, 18 Renfield street, Glasgow-

Andrew, William, joiner and carpenter

BARROWMAN, John, underground oversman, LinwoodShale Oil Works—house, at the Works

Barrowman, Thomas, mineral manager, Linwood Shale

and Coal Works—Canderside Colliery, Stonehouse

Blackstoun Shale, Coal, and Oil Works—proprietors,

Allan Craig & Sons

CAMERON, JAMES, Linwood Spinning CompanyCampbell, William, carding master

Cassells, William, gardener

294 linwood.

Craig, Allan, & Sons, brick manufacturers

Craig, Allan, of Allan Craig, & Sons, Mount Florida,

Glasgow-

Craig, Allan, jun., of Allan Craig, & Sons, JohnstoneCraig, John, of Allan Craig & Sons, JohnstoneCraig, "William, of Allan Craig & Sons, LinwoodCaldwell, Mrs, confectioner

DAVIE, John, clerk, at Linwood Ironstone Pit

FLEMING, John, oversman, Green farm

GALBRAITH, William, victualler

Gardner, Alexander, spirit merchantGibb, Henry, gardener

Gray, John, underground manager

INGLIS, James, grocer and spirit merchant

JAMIESON, John, farmer, Muirhead

KELLY, John, mechanicKerr, William, farmer, Linclive

LEE, James, feuar

Linwood Cotton Spining Company, Linwood Mill

Linwood Co-operative Grocery and Provision Store

Linwood Shale Coal Oil Works—James Anderson, & Son,proprietors—office, 18 Renfield street, Glasgow

Lyle, John, farmer, Middleton

MALLOCH, Alexander, of Linwood Spinning Company—house, LinwoodMiller, James, picking masterMorrison, John, carding masterM'Lachlan, Duncan, Erskine Falls, ClippensM'Nicol, Robert, victualler

PATTISON, Charles, blacksmith and farrier

Prentice, James, gardener, Blackstone lodge

LINWOOD. 295

Prentice, John, grocer

Prentice, Robert, flesher

RANKIN, William, spinning master

Ritchie, Robert, teacher, Linwood Mill School

Ronaldson, George, of Linwood Cotton Spinning CompanyRoberton, David, farmer, LinwoodRoberton, David, grocer and spirit merchantRutherford, Thomas, farmer, Muirhead

SPEIR, Miss, Burnbrae HouseStevenson, Mrs, Buck's Head Hotel

TURNER, Robert, spinning master

WARD, Mrs, teacher

WATSON, R. & W., paper makersWatt, John, druggist and postmaster

Linwood Established Church.Rev. William Milne.

Linwood Public School—Robert Ritchie, teacher.

Post Office—John Watt, postmaster.

Arrival, .,. ,,, 7.45 a.m. | Box closes, ... ,.. 1,25 p.

"W -A.TSO IsT'S

ADVERTISING LIST.

LAD? LANE MONUMENTAL WORKS.ESTABLISHED 1861.

BUILDER & MONUMENTAL WORKER.YARD—14 LADY LANE. HOUSE—28 Do. (Opposite.)

Branch Office—CRAIGTON CEMETERY, PAISLEY ROAD.

INSCRIPTIONS ENGRAVED. MONUMENTS REPAIRED.All kinds of Jobbing in Stone and Brickwork carefully

attended to.

Grindstones, &c, kept in Stock or Made to Order.

Estimates given for every description of FREESTONE, MARBLE, and GRANITE

WORK, Neatly Executed to any Design.

OOACH-BTJXLDXNa ESTABLISHMENT,

COACH-BUILDER,3 GAKTHLAND LANE, PAISLEY,

BEGS most respectfully to return his sincere thanks to

the public of Paisley and its vicinity for the large

and increasing patronage with which they have favouredhim. Having recently extended his premises, he begs to

assure those who have orders to give in his line of business

that he will endeavour to merit a continuance of their

patronage by giving them good work at moderate charges.

R. R. has for sale a number of GIGS, DOG-CARTS,and WAGGONETTES in newest styles at moderateprices, to which he invites the attention of intendingpurchasers.

3 Garthland Lane, Paisley.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

SCOTTISH IMPERIALINSURANCE COMPANY.

FIRE.|

LIFE. | ANNUITIES.

CAPITAL, ONE MILLION STERLING.

Head Offlce-151 "WEST GEOBCrE STREET, GLASGOWBOAKD OP DIRECTORS.

Chairman—Alexander Ronaldson, Esq., Merchant.

Vice- Chairman—Jauks Nicol Fleming, Esq., Merchant.W. Grieve, Esq., Merchant, Green-

ock.Anthony Hannay, Esq. (Messrs

Kelly & Co.)John Henderson, Esq. (Messrs

Tillie & Henderson).James Salmon, Esq., Architect.

Wm. Taylor, Esq., Grain Merchant,Gregor Turnbull, Esq., Merchant,

Consulting Physician—Professor M'Call Anderson.Solicitors—Messrs Burns, Aiken, & Co.

Bankers—The City of Glasgow Bank.Manager—W. W. W. Reid. Secretary—David LAWRIE.

The following Table exhibits the Progress of the Company:—

G. Stewart Anderson, Esq., Mer-chant.

Allan Arthur, Esq., Merchant.Michael Balmain, Esq., Banker.William Burns, Esq., Solicitor.

Alexander Drew, Esq., MerchantRobert Fraser, Esq., Merchant.James Graham, Esq., Builder.

Year.

186618691872

1874

Fire Revenue. Life Revenue.Paid-up Capital

and Funds.

£11,11033,45175.871

101,970

4,68412,60815.411

20,333

£27,75344,76178,318

114,060

Prospectuses and Copies of Last Annual Report may be had on

Application at the Office.

BONUS YEAR.WITH-PROFIT LIFE POLICIES effected during the Current Year

entitle the Holders to share in the Bonus to be declared at 31st Decem-ber next for the quinquennial period then ending ; and the expenses of

Management being unusually low, a favourable result may be anticipated.

A GEN T S.Paisley—THOMAS FINLATOR, City of Glasgow Bank.

„ ROBERT KERR, Manufacturer, Thread Street.

J. S. BROWN, Inspector of Poor.

Johnstone—ROBERT LECKIE, City of Glasgow Bank.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

SCOTTISHFIRE, LIFE, AND ANNUITIES.

Capital, Two Millions Sterling.

133 WEST GEORGE STREET, GLASGOW.London, 82 Old Broad Street.

Edinburgh, 77 George Street.

Manchester, 5 York Street.

LIVERPOOL, 3 Manchester Buildings.

Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 19 Col-lingwood Street.

Dublin, 26 Westmoreland Street.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.Chairman—ALEXANDER CRUM, Esq., of Thomliebank.

H. E. CRUM-EWING, Jun., Esq., Merchant, Glasgow.HUGH BROWN, Esq., Manufacturer, Glasgow.RICHARD KIDSTON, Esq. (Messrs A. G. Kidston & Co.), Glasgow.JAMES KING, Esq., younger, of, Campsie, Glasgow.JAMES KIRKLAND, Esq., Glasgow.CHARLES RANDOLPH, Esq., Shipbuilder, Glasgow.JOHN MOFFAT, Esq., Ardrossan.D. S. CARGILL, Esq. (Messrs Wm. Milne & Co., Merchants), Glasgow

and Ceylon.W. SMITH DIXON, Esq., of Glasgow, and 14 Grosvenor Place,

London, Ironmaster.JOHN M'ANDREW, Esq., Glasgow.

DIRECTORS IN LONDON.Chairman—JAMES GRAHAM, Esq. (Messrs W. & R. Graham & Co.

The Right Hon. LORD ANNALY. j JAMES LOWNDES, Esq.

JOHN D. CRUM-EWING. Esq. FREDERIC J. HALLOWS,CHARLES DALRYMPLE,Esq.,M.P. J Esq.

Resident Secretary in London—JOHN H. CROFT.

The Company issue FIRE Insurance Policies to cover Risks of

nearly every description at Home or Abroad. Policies Transferred

from other Offices without expense.

LIFE BONDS.—The first investigation into the Profits of the Life

Department has been completed, and a Bonus of £1 7s. 6d. per cent, per

annum to the participating Policyholders declared, provision being

made for an Intermediate Bonus of £1 per cent, on Policies becomingClaims before next investigation.

Prospectuses, copies of the Report, and all needful information, maybe obtained at the Head Office, or from any of the Company's Branchesor Agencies.

Applications for Agencies are invited from parties able to influencerviiQinASfz

FREDERIC J. HALLOWS, Manager and Secretary.

T. M. MACDONALD, Assistant Secretary.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

CABINETMAKER & UPHOLSTERER,

48 HIGH STREET, PAISLEY.

WILLIAM PAUL,CROSSFLAT NURSERY, PAISLEY,

Has always on hand a choice Collection of

Greenhouse Plants, Florists' Flowers, FruitTrees, Evergreen Shrubs, Eoses, &c,

THE BEST IN CULTIVATION, ALL AT MODERATE PRICES.

'Table and Hand bouquets on the Shortest JVotiee.

Entrance off Mill Street by Bank Street.

ONE

Chief Office—1 OLD BROAD STREET, LONDON.General Manager—E. COZENS SMITH, Esq.

GLASGOW OFFICE—119 ST. VINCENT STREET.Secretary—W. J. CARSWELL, Esq.

OF THE OLDEST AND WEALTHIEST OFFICES.

Affords Insurers every possible advantage.

Capital, £1,600,000. Paid up and Invested, £700,000.

Established in 1803, the Company has since had anuninterrupted career of success.

The Imperial " affords the most unquestionable Security, an im-portant consideration to Insurers.

LOSSES PAID, UPWARDS OF FIVE MILLIONS.

Agents appointed, Policies issued, and Losses adjusted at theSCOTTISH BRANCH—119 ST. VJNCENT STREET, GLASGOW.

Secretary—W. J. CARSWELL.

Agents in Paisley.D. GILMOUR, Manufacturer.W. CALDWELL & Co.,Merchants.W. MURRAY, 15 Gilmour Street.

A. PATERSON, British LinenBank.

R. KERR, Manufacturer.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

IRONMONGER, PLUMBER, GASFITTER, AND ZINC WORKER,

102 CAUSEYSIDE STREET,

PAISLEY.WORKSHOP—28 NEW STREET.

Orders carefully attended to, and Charges Moderate.

THE EDIUBUHQHLIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE.

POUNDED 1833

Security.

f Accumulated Funds, £1,300,000 1

JAnnual Income, . 185,000 !

Moderate.

I

Existing Assurances, 4,500,000 f Prpmiiijns

i Claims Paid, 2,300,000j

LIBERAL CONDITIONS.The Special Bonus System is

peculiarly favourable to good lives,

many instances having occurred in

which additions to Policies haveexceeded 100 per cent, on the sumsoriginally assured.

The Non-Forfeiture Schemeof this Office—now extended to all

ordinary Policies—entirely obviates

loss to the Assured who decide onceasing to continue payment of

Premiums at any time.

West of Scotland Branch.

Office :—112 ST. VINCENT STREET, GLASGOW.ARCHIBALD HEWAT, A.F.A., A.I.A., Secretary.

R. ARMOUR, 15 Causeyside, Paisley.

J. MACDUFF, 100 High Street, Paisley.

A. PATBRSON, British Linen Bank, Paisley.

J. WILSON, 8 Causeyside, Paisley.

HUGH MUNRO, Wallace School, Elderslie.

J. ANDERSON, 29 Bell Street, Renfrew.

A. BARTLEMORE, Union Bank, Johnstone.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

The Evidence of an OctogenarianON

ORISON'S FILLSAND THE

HYGEIAN SYSTEM OF MEDICINE OFJAMES MORISON, The Hygeist.

To the Messes. Morison, British College of Health,London.

Gentlemen,It may be well that I present you, as a final testimony,

with the following statement :—During the first 34 years of my life

I was always sickly—never really well. During many of theseyears I was unable to engage in any employment ; several times I

was at the point of death. Stomach, liver, and bowels could not dotheir normal work. Piles added to disorder and distresses ; and asense of debility and low-spiritedness was my very frequent ex-perience. I had recourse to numerous doctors, and used all their

prescriptions, until their skill was exhausted, without any satis-

factory results. I became hopeless, and looked for relief only to thegrave to terminate, what was often a very sad and wearisomeexistence. A trusty friend advised me to try your medicines,

and I did. Six weeks' use of the same made me a newman ; I exulted in a renovated life. I could then walk withvigour and joy, and almost felt as if I could fly. I would nothave exchanged my reanimated and happy state for a thousandworlds. I can never forget that blessed period ? For two yearsI constantly used the medicines in ample doses. Strengthening andnot weakening effects were the consequences. Doctors said mybowels would fall into pieces—they only grew stronger. Appetitebecame vigorous and healthy ; bile ceased to sicken existence

;piles

tormented no more ; the depression and gloom, that had so longbrooded over my mind, passed away ; and a new lease of a happy,active life ivas now mine. To doctors with their drugs I now -badefarewell—it was impossible to do otherwise—restored health by yourmedicines could lead to no other conclusion. A fig as to their com-position— their experimental effects were all I could desire—and all I

cared about. JAMES MOKISON and his medicines were of infinitely

greater consequence to me than the whole Pharmacopoea, with themedical fraternity to boot. I would have been beastly stupid or madhad I thought otherwise. I am now eighty years of age—I standalone, having outlived all my youthful friends and contemporaries. I

still enjoy a fair measure of health and take a constant interest in theaffairs of the world. I enjoy life with a strong relish. The use of

medicines, conjoined with the non-use of intoxicating drinks, during

ADVERTISEMENTS.

Morisoii's Pills— Continued.

45 years, have most certainly conduced to this prolonged existence.

To my personal experience, I should add, that, as a father of a

family, and as your agent during 40 years, I have had most extendedexperience of the effects of your medicines. I never knew them doreal harm to a human being—in numberless cases, and in diseases

of all sorts, I have known of their alleviating and curing power.It would be impossible to over-estimate the good they would effect

on the diseased and suffering, were the medicines used as I

have used them. Few men now living know these great truths

and facts better than I do : and, with the authority this

extended experience gives me, I fearlessly proclaim my viewsand convictions to all men. A universal medicine ! Yes !

Disease of all sorts and types is undoubtedly derived from, and pro-

duced by impurity. Who is capable of confuting this grand scientific

truth ? MORISON'S MEDICINES simply remove bodily impurities;

and consequently cut at the originating roots of all diseases whosetypes are many, but whose origin is ONE. I present you these

simple harmonious facts, instead of the contradictory nonsense that

so much pervades all common systems of medicine. Morison's

Medicine acts by, and under physical law, aiding, not forcibly violat-

ing nature, purifying the whole mass of fluids in the body (for that

is what it does), and then nature relieved and purified asserts its

supremacy, restored health being the result. So far as medicine is

concerned, the proper road to health is now pointed out ; but let

there be connected with its use, every wise, restoring, sanitary

appliance. Let it also be observed, disease is only comparativelycurable—dying, we must all die, and that generally by disease ; butthere is a right and wrong way of treating it. From the latter, nogood can result—from the former, good may always be reasonablyexpected.

JOHN FRASER.

10 George Street, Johnstone, Scotland,

October, 1874.

P.S.—I shall gladly answer friendly inquiries.

Morison's Medicines are Sold in Boxes at 7jd., 13^d.,

2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., and lis., by the Hygeian Agents, and

Medicine Vendors generally. See that the wordsu Morison's Universal Medicines " are engraved on the

Government Stamp, in White Letters on a Red Ground,

without which none are Genuine.

ADVERTISEMENTS

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ADVERTISEMENTS.

COMMERCIAL UNIONFIRE, LIFE, AND MARINE.

CAPITAL (Fully Subscribed)

„ (Paid-up)INVESTED ASSETS exceed

£2,500,000'250,000

1,000,000

CHIEF OFFICES-19 and 20 COBNHILL, LONDON.

D I R E CRobert Barclay, Esq. (Barclay,

Bevan, & Co).

John Boustead, Esq. (Price &Boustead).

Jeremiah Colman, Esq. (J. & J.

Colman).Alfred Giles, Esq., 9 Adelphi Ter-

race, London, W.C.Nehemiah Griffiths, Esq.Samuel Hanson, Esq.Frederick W. Harris, Esq. (Dixon& Harris).

Sir Francis Hicks (Thos. & FrancisHicks).

F. Larkworthy, Esq., Bank of NewZealand.

TORS.Charles J. Leaf, Esq. (Leaf, Sons,

& Co).

William Leask, Esq., 14 Eastcheap,

A. J. Mundella, Esq., M.P., Not-tingham.

William Nicolson (of Smith, Flem-ing, & Co).

Sir Henry W. Peek, Bart., M.P.(Peek, Brothers, & Co).

Alexander Robertson, Esq.

Alex. Sim, Esq. (Churchill & Sim).

J. P. Tate, Esq.Henry Trower, Esq. (Trower &

Lawson).Robert J. Wigram, Esq. (RobertBenson & Co).

Secretary, S. STANLEY BROWN, Esq.

FIRE DEPARTMENT.—Manager, David Christie, Esq.

Moderate Rates of Premium, based on an equitable system of

Assessment.Claims liberally and promptly settled.

All Policies are issued free of Duty, and no Fees or Stamps are charged.

LIFE DEPARTMENT.—Actuary, W. P. Pattison, Esq.

Manager, T. E. Young, Esq.The Life Funds, exceeding £330,000, are set apart by Deed of Settle-

ment and Act of Parliament for the exclusive Security of Life Policy

Holders, who possess in addition the Security of the General Assets of

the Company, exceeding £750,000, and of the uncalled but fully-subscribed

Capital of £2,250,000.The Expenses of Management are limited by Deed of Settlement to a

small per-centage on the Premium Income.The Second Valuation was made on the 31st December, 1872, and while

no provision was omitted to make the Reserve as strong as possible, the

resulting Bonus was very satisfactory. The Actuary's Report can be

obtained on application.

BRANCH OFFICEFor the WEST and NORTH OF SCOTLAND—

107 ST. VINCENT STREET, GLASGOW.D. MARSHALL LANG, District Manager.

BANKERS^THE CITY OF GLASGOW BANK.

SOLICITORS—Messrs. MITCHELLS, COWAN, & JOHNSTON.

ADVERTISEMENTS

irzemov^Ij.ejlJ

POTATO MERCHANT,Respectfully intimates that lie has REMOVED his Store

from St. James Street to more Commodious Premises,

21 GATTSE STREET, PAISLEY.

GUMMAKER,29 UNION STREET, GLASGOW.

Breechloading Shot-G-uns, Express Rifles, Rook Rifles, and

Revolvers of the newest and best construction.

Ammunition of reliable quality, Fishing Tackle, and every

other Sporting Requisite.

J. BOWMAN,PHOTOGRAPHIC

ARTIST,JAMAICA STREET, GLASGOW.

J" O IB PRUsTTIUG-Executed with

NEATNESS, ECONOMY, AND DESPATCH,at the

Paisley Gerald Office,

10 high street, paisley.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

QUEENINSURANCE

£2,000,000.

LIFE.

COMPANY.HEAD OFFICE FOR SCOTLAND—

4 National Bank Buildings, Queen Street, Glasgow*

GLASGOW BOARD OF DIRECTORS.Chairman—ANDREW GALBRAITH, Esq., Merchant.

Vep.-Chairman—JAMES MORTON, Esq., Greenock Iron CoyFrank Baird, Esq., Brewer,

William Connal, Esq., Merchant.

R. S. Cunliff, Esq., Engineer.

Alexander Dick, Esq., Writer.

Walter M'Lellan, Esq., Iron

Merchant.Adam Paterson, Esq., LL.D.,Dean of the Faculty of Procura-tors.

Moreis Pollok, Esq., Silk Manu-facturer, Govan.

Robert D. Roberton, Esq., GrainMerchant.

William Wotherspoon, Esq., of

Castlehead, Paisley.

J. Moncrieef Wilson, Esq.,

General Manager of the Com~pany.

Resident Scottish Managers—MITCHELL, "WATSON, & "WINK,

Chartered Accountants and Stockbrokers, Glasgow.

Resident Secretary—JOHN CARSWELL, Glasgow.

FIRE and LIFE INSURANCES, of nearly every description, maybe effected with this Company, on the most favourable terms.

In point of Security " Queen" Policies are unsurpassed.

The Authorised Capital is - -£2,000,000Subscribed Capital - 1,798,350The Capital Paid-up 179,835The Fire Reserve Fund ----- 130,000The Annual Income is now - - - - 438,113

While the LIFE FUND (amounting to £204,048, being 63.9 per

cent, of the entire net premiums received on every Policy now in exis-

tence) is in itself amply sufficient to meet all its Liabilities, assumingthat only Three per cent. Interest is cleared on the Investments, the

actual rate, which is much beyond this, is a source of Profit to the

Policy-holders.

This is the BONUS YEAB of the Company, and all parties

patiug Policies effected before its close will be entitled to a full year's

Bonus out of the Division of Profits, as at the 31st December next.

Losses Settled with Promptitude and Liberality.

The Companyhas paid,in satisfaction of claims, £1,348,314,

Agents in Paisley—JOHN FISHER, Accountant, 4 Causeyside.

Mr. WOTHERSPOON, 50 Maxwellton.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

DONALD & SON,42 CADOGAST STREET, GLASGOW.

PATENT INJECTOR FAN-3L0WERSAND EXHAUSTERS.

" These Fans produce

a more powerful Blast,

or more perfect Vacuum,

at a much less expendi-

diture ofpower, than that

required for any other

Fans hitherto in use."

Prices and Testimonials

on application.

A Stock on hand.

PATENT ANHYDROUS LEATHERBELTING i^llMllk/^ HOSE.

Unaffected by

Moisture.

Permanently

Waterproof.

A Stock on hand.

PATENT

MaeMne-made

HORSE

SHOES.Orders promptly executed from Stock. The Trade supplied.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

ENGINEER, MILLWRIGHT,MACHINIST, AND TOOLMAKER,

IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER,

SNAWBOTTO WORKS, PAISLEY.Established 1836.

MAKER OF STEAM ENGINES;BLEACHING, SCOURING, and DYEING

MACHINERY.D. S. P.'s IMPROVED TRIPLE, DOUBLE, AND

SINGLE CROPPING MACHINES, ANDCLIPPING MACHINES.

CALENDERING, HOT-PRESSING, MEASURING,And every description of Cloth-Finishing Machinery.

MAKER OF COATS'S, FINDLAY'S,' AND HAMILTON'SPATENT WOOD TURNING MACHINES,

And every description of Wood-Sawing and Turning Machinery.

CROWN SAWS for COATS'S PATENT BLOCKINGMACHINES kept in Stock.

THREAD-MAKING MACHINERY.D. S. P.'s FRICTIONAL SPOOLING TABLES,

and Makers of Kerr's Patent Polishing Machines.

EtfaXNEER AND MACHINE HAYEKS' TOOLSof every description.

D. S. P.'s IMPROVED TAPS and DIES,All Sizes up to 2 inches kept in Stock.

D. S. P.'s PATENT POTTERS' THROWING,JUGGING, and JOLLYING MACHINES,

And Makers of Cochran's Patent Batting Machines.

ADVERTISEMENTS

.

HOSIERY and SMALLWARES.THE BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF THE ABOVE

ALWAYS ON HAND.

(Prices in many oases Cheaper than in G-lasg-ow.

JOHN GIBB,25 and 26 HIG-H STREET, PAISLEY.

PLAIN, ORNAMENTAL, OR ANTIQUE

BINDIMQS,FOB

FOR

BOOKS, OLD AND NEW.

LEDGERS prepared for the COUNTING-HOUSE DESK.ALBUMS prepared for the DRAWING-ROOM TABLE.

FAVOURITE VOLUMES put into Durable Form for theFAMILY BOOK-CASE,

At Moderate Charges, by

m m

35 STOKIE STEEET.

Accountant, House Factor, & Insurance Agent,

4 CAUSEYSIDE STREET, PAISLEY,AGENT FOR

QUEEN INSUKANCE COMPANY, and

Caledonian Plate Glass Insurance Company,AND TREASURER OF

PAISLEY HERITABLE PROPERTY INVESTMENT SOCIETY.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

PAISLEY AUCTION SALE ROOMS.

Ben.

LICENSED VALUATOR AND AUCTIONEER,

No. 10 MOSS STREET.

Sales of every description conducted inTown or Country.

JAMES S. M'GALLAN,COAL MERCHANT,

UNDERWOOD.A Good Stock of the Best Household Coal continually on hand.

H0USB-99 HiaH STREET.Orders left with Mr. Andrew Gibson, Baker, 38 High Street, will

be attended to.

Paisley, 1875.

STILL CONTINUES THE BUSINESS OF

BRICKMAKING AND BRICKBUILDING.

YARD—1 HUNTER STREET.

H U S E—2 5 MOSS STREET.

Every description of JOIj (PJ^IJT^TIJTG- executed with

Jfeatness, Economy, and (Despatch at the

F-&.IS:L.:E"5r H-BPI-A-IjID office,10 HIGH STREET. (BACK LAND).

ADVERTISEMENTS.

ma* aa *» «s A Aft M *A A«j

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

AND GENERAL WASTE DEALER,

117 GEORGE STREET, PAISLEY.

STARCH MANUFACTURERS TOH.R.H.THE PRINCESS OF WALES.

GLENFIELDSTARCH,

ExclxjsivelyUseb in the RoyalLaundry,

AND PRONOUNCED BY

HEE MAJESTY'S LAUNDRESS to be the

FINEST STARCH SHE EVER USED.

PRIZE MEDAL AWARDED FOR ITS SUPERIORITY.

Sold by all G-rooers, Chandlers, S(o., fyo.

"WOTHERSPOON & Co., GLASGOW AND LONDON.

JAMES PURYES,WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRAPER,

MANUFACTURER OF

BED MATS, DRUGGETS, SHEETINGS, &c.

44 NEW STREET, PAISLEY.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

ROBERT BROWN & SON,MANUFACTURE AT THE

FERGUS11E FIRE CLAY WORKS,PAISLEY,

Fire Bricks, including WhiteFacing FireBricks of everydesign

Glazed Sewj'r Pipes, with the

usual Socket Joints, and ac-

cording to Jennings' Patent

White Enamelled Fire Bricks

Do. Do. Tiles for

Lining WallsOrnamental Chimney CansVent Linings and OnoomingsJoist ShieldsBalustersWall CopingOrnamental Rybats, &c, for

doors, windows, and corners of

houses

Garden BordersStable BricksFinialsChannel BlocksInverted Sewer BlocksRidge Tiles, Plain & OrnamentalFlooring Tiles—Hexagon, Oc-

togon, and SquareFlue Covers of all Sizes

Gas RetortsCattle Troughs of all Sizes

Horse MangersFlower Vases and StandsGround Fire ClayByre Gutter BlocksMilk Coolers

And all Articles made of Fire Clay, of the most Superior Quality.

They alao Manufacture at the

CALEDONIA & SHORTROODSDRAIN PIPE & TILE WORKS, PAISLEY,DRAIN PIPES FOR FIELD DRAINAGE, from

Qne-and-a-Half Inch Bore and upwards.

COLLARS FOR DRAIN PIPES.OPEN OR HORSE-SHOE DRAIN TILES of the

Various Sizes.

ROOFING TILES.

The Goods J/Lanufactured at these Workn are all of

the best quality. (Prices for (Delivery at the Works,

or on §oard of Vessels and, Railway Trucks at (Paisley,

will be given on application, along with any other

information that may be wanted.

Ferguslie Fire Clay Works,Caledonia and Shortroods Drain Tile Works,

Paisley, 1875. -}

ADVERTISEMENTS.

ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

M i

SURGEON-DENTIST,

12 ST. JAMES PLACE, PAISLEY.

Artificial Teeth of the best Quality, at Moderate Prices.

0vaa mmmmCOOK AND PASTRY BAKER,

TEMPBEANCE HOTEL,19 SMITHILLS, PAISLEY.

Soirees, Pic-Nic and Marriage Parties, Supplied with Despatch.

Tables, Cloths, and Vases lent on hire.

Cabs and Dog-Carts Let on Hire.

JAMES MULDOON,FISH, POULTRY, AND GAME DEALER,

15 MOSS STREET, PAISLEY.

93 GLEN LANE (WESTSIDE COTTAGE),

PAISLEY,AND

92 WEST BRIDGE- END,DUMBARTON.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

JAMES BRYGB,• croiisriEiR/,

12 NORTH CROFT, PAISLEY.

Orders left at the above, or at the House, 12 WardropStreet, will be carefully and punctually attended to.

q, -p> f~) C*\ "Fl jR,

GENERAL BOTTLER, AND JERATED WATER

20 MOSS STREET, and 4 HUNTER STREET,PAISLEY.

House—20 Moss Street.

Receiving Shop, 45 High Street.

GENERAL DYERS,

Scourers, and French Cleaners,SEEDHILL DYEWORKS, PAISLEY.

SILKS, SHAWLS, VELVETS, DRESSES, GLOVES, & RIBBONS,Cleaned, Dyed, and Finished.

GENT.'S CLOTHES of all Kinds Cleaned and Pressed in 24 Hours.

MOREEN & DAMASK CURTAINS, CARPETS, CRUMBCLOTHS,RUGS, AND TABLE-COVERS, Cleaned, Dyed, and Finished.'

MUSLIN AND LENO CURTAINS Cleaned and Starched.

FURS CLEANED AND DONE TO.OSTRICH FEATHERS BEAUTIFULLY CLEANED, DYED.

AND CURLED.Pay-ties wishing Damask Curtains or Carpets Done, will have them called

for by leaving 0?'ders at Receiving Shop, or at the Works.

RECEIVING SHOP

—

45 HIGH STREET, or at the WORKS, Seedhills.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

ROBERTSON & SON'S

FAMILY HAT WAREHOUSE,

48 MOSS STREET.

ESTABLISHED HALF A CENTURY.

FUNERAL UNDERTAKER,16 ABBEY STREET, PAISLEY.

o

Covered and Plain Coffins in Pine, Oak, Mahogany,

Walnut, Zinc, and Lead.

Every Requisite for Interments, and Special Personal

Attendance given in all cases.

Contracts on Moderate Terms with Parochial Boards

and Funeral Societies in this and the adjoining Districts.

Night Bell—16 Abbey Street, Paisley.

Jo-things in Wright, Glazier, and Painter Work

moderately charged and expeditiously finished. Windows

cleaned with care and despatch.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

m. gg|

JOIHEE AND TIMBER MERCHANT,131 GEORGE STREET,

PAISLEY.House—26 NEWTON STREET.

Orders left at any of the above Addresses, or at 140 George

Street, will be punctually attended to.

FLESHER AND ARMY CONTRACTOR,27 HIGH STREET, PAISLEY.

Ifr/sm/ps and Ox founds, 3{G.

Corned B>eef and QPiehled Tongues, Sfo.

JOSEPH THOMSON,Furnishing and General Ironmonger,

Plumber, Tinsmith, and. Ctasfitter,


GRATES, TILE HEARTHS,CLOSE AND OPEN RANGES, GASALIERS,

LOBBY LAMPS AND BRACKETS,

WASHING & WRINGING MACHINES, MANGLES,

AVERY'S AGATE BEAMS & SCALES,

&c, &c.

ADVERTISEMENTS

.

T. W. MILLAE,PORTRAIT PAINTER, AND PHOTOGRAPHER,


WHOLESALE AND BETAIL

sasatsti

9 5 HIGH ST REPAISLEY.

Hi

SEEDSMAN, NURSERYMAN, AND FLORIST,3 MOSS STREET (CROSS), PAISLEY,

HAS always on hand a Choice Collection of STOVEand GREENHOUSE PLANTS, ORNAMENTAL

SHRUBS, FRUIT TREES, ROSES, &c. The following

Catalogues are published annually, and may be had on

application :

—

1st February—Descriptive Catalogue of GARDEN,FLOWER, and AGRICULTURAL SEEDS.

1st March—Catalogue of FLORIST FLOWERS, HER-BACEOUS, and BEDDING-OUT PLANTS.

1st August—Select List of DUTCH FLOWER ROOTS,including HYACINTHS, CROCUSES, SNOW-DROPS, JONQUILS, &c.

1st December—List of ROSES. Choice GLADIOLIand General NURSERY STOCK.

Nursery Grounds— CARRIAG-EHILL.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

BULL INK POSTING ESTABLISHMENT,5 NEW STREET, PAISLEY.

Harringtons, (Dog Carts, Saddle Horses,J/Linihuses,Sfo.

Job and (Pout Horses, Hearses, Funeral andJ£ou,rning Goaohes, S(o.

Funeral Undertaking and other Orders promptly attended to.

GLENFIELDis the only kind used in

Her Majesty's Laundry.

If there are ant Ladies who have not

yet used the GLENFIELD STARCH,they are respectfully solicited to give it a trial,

and carefully follow out the directions printed

on every package, and if this is done,

Tney will say, like the Queen's Laundress,

It is the finest STARCH they ever used.

WHEN YOU ASK FOR

GLENFIELD STARCH,See that the name ROBERT WOTHERSPOON & Co.

IS ON EVERY PACKET, TO IMITATE WHICH IS FELONY.

GENERAL PRINTING.BILLS, BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, SOCIETY RULES, AND

ANNUAL EEPORTS,Business Circulars and Cards, Invoices and Memorandas,

FUNERAL LETTERS AND INTIMATION NOTES,

find every description of (PJ^IJT^IJTQ- at the

;p.A.is:L:E-5r KEE^^^XiX) office,10 HIGH STREET (BACK LAND).

Charges Moderate.— Orders Promptly Executed.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

ORGAN,PIANO-FORTE, HARMONIUM, HARMONY,

AND SINGING.

JAMES ROT F BASER,NO. 8 MANSFIELD PLACE,

AND

MUSIC WAREHOUSE, TERRACE BUILDINGS.

GOLDSMITH AND WATCHMAKER,99 HIGH STREET, PAISLEY,

Has always on hand a Select Stock of GOLD and

SILVER WATCHES, CHAINS, ALBERTS, GOLDBROOCHES, and an extensive variety of COLOUREDGOLD GOODS, in Half Suites.

Also, a very Extensive Assortment of

SILVER and ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS,IN TEA AND COFFEE SETS.

&c, &c.

ROBERT DRENNAN,HOUSE & SIGN FAINTER, & PAPER SANGER,

30 CAUSEYSIDE STREET,

ADVERTISEMENTS.

fil

CABINET AND CHAIR MAKER,

4 WELLMEADOW STREET,

Trusts, with Seasoned Material and Good Workmanship,to merit a share of Public Favours.

R. M, M'GHIE & CO.,

03 XXXG-IEX STJaEET,P A I S L E Y.

Orders received for Jobbing Gardening in all its branches,

by Contract or Days' Wages. Charges moderate.

ROBERT RISK & CO.,

COAL MERCHANTS,

WISHAW AND AYRSHIRE COAL DEPOTS,

HAVE always on hand a Supply of the Finest

Qualities of WISHAW and AYRSHIRE COALand DROSS.

For the Convenience of Customers, Orders will be

received at the undernoted addresses, and carefully

attended to :

—

WILLIAM RISK, Fishmonger, 34 High Street.

House—10 St. James Street.

Offices—Stoney Brae, and Underwood Coal Depot

{Eight Hand Side),

ADVERTISEMENTS.

*0E^0ra ffi»tfiOTrite mh mmu Xm^msm.

86 HIGH STREET, PAISLEY.:o:

PIANOFORTES ON HIRE IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.

Tuning and Repairing Carefully Executed.

THE NEWEST MUSIC ALWAYS ON HAND,

OHE-A^ covins..

COAL MERCHANTS,CALEDONIAN RAILWAY DEPOT

(Head op St. James Street),

Beg to intimate to the Public that they are supplying a

GOOD KITCHEN COALAt the very cheapest Prices.

Best Qualities of Wishaw Coals at Lowest Market Rates.

Public Works supplied with Dross on the most favourable terms.

DICKSON, ORR, & CO^LADYBURN NURSERY,

WILLIAMSBURGH, PAISLEY,HAVE always on hand a Choice Collection of STOVE

and GREENHOUSE PLANTS, and PLANTSfor Table Decoration.

BEDDING PLANTS, FLORIST FLOWERS, ROSES,FRUIT TREES, EVERGREENS, &c

Catalog-lies Free on application.

INSPECTION INVITED.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

A. SPEIRS <fe SON,WHOLESALE

Crystal and China Merchants,

And Dealers in Cotton and Woollen "Waste,

15 WELLMEADOW STREET, PAISLEY.

Iff" lj|3h li^)

(fograber, anltr IRtjprgrapjjer,BY STEAM POWER,

ABBEY MILL, PAISLEY.

ai

JOINER AND CABINETMAKER,

2 LADY LANE, PAISLEY,

©IPii^

FISHMONGER & POULTERER,34 HIGH STREET, PAISLEY.

Licensed to deal in Game.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

ASSURANCE COMPANY,92 CEEAPSIDE, LONDON, E.G.

CAPITAL-ONE MILLION TWOlUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS.

INSTITUTED 1808,

And Impowered by an Act of Parliament op the54th Geo. in.

DIRECTORS.

THOMAS CHAPMAN, Esq., F.R.S., Chairman.

BENJAMIN BUCK GREENE, Esq., Deputy Chairman,

Sir William J. B. Baynes, Bart.

Arthur Edward Campbell, Esq.James Pattison Currie, Esq.

Joseph Grote, Esq.

John Oliver Hanson, Esq.

John George Maclean T Esq.

Vice-Admiral Montgomery.James Phillips, Esq., F.G.S.

Richard Blaney Wade, Esq.

Philip Ainslie Walker, Esq.

AUDITORS.CHARLES GASSIOT, Esq., & CHAS. ANDREW PRESCOTT, Esq.

SECRETARY.RICHARD RAY, Esq.

ACTUARY.WILLIAM HENRY TYNDALL, Esq.

CONSULTING ACTUARY.CHARLES ANSELL, Esq. F.R.S.

SOLICITOR.THOMAS BROWNING, Esq.

MEDICAL OFFICER.WILLIAM COULSTON, Esq., F.S.A.

BANKERS.Messrs. PRESCOTT, GROTE, CAVE, AND CAVE.

This Company having been established upwards of sixty-five years,

ample time has elapsed to prove the soundness of the principles onwhich it has been conducted. During that period its operations haveattained great magnitude, and it has enjoyed much prosperity.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

Atlas Assurance— Continued.

LIFE DEPARTMENT.The Accumulated Premiums amount to more than £1,650,000. The

Annual Income exceeds £170,000.Bonuses have been declared on some Policies to an amount greater

than the sum originally assured.

Premiums have been extinguished where the parties assured haveapplied the Bonus in reduction of the Annual Premium.The total Surplus divided amongst the assured up to the present time

amounts to the sum of £1,411,447 in actual money, and is represented bya still larger reversionary sum payable at death.

The sum of over £5,742,140 has been paid during the existence of theOffice for Claims under Life Policies, of which amount a very consider-

able part was for Bonuses.Persons Assuring in Great Britain have the option of Participating

Kates of Premium or of Non-Participating Rates.The Rates of Premium have been adjusted in accordance with a long

experience, and bear equitably on all ages.

The Non- Participating Scale is particularly adapted to parties wishingto assure a fixed sum only, at a fixed rate of Premium, and on lowterms.

Combined Provision may be made for Old Age and early Death, so

that a person may secure a sum of money for himself, to be paid at astipulated age, if he should lire so long, or to be paid to his Executorsif he should die before that age. This feature of the Atlas Officearrangements deserves particular attention, as likely to meet the require-ments of a large number of persons.

The Directors are ready to receive Proposals for Assurances on anycontingency involving payment of a sum at death.

FIRE DEPARTMENT.This Company undertakes the Assurance of almost every species of

Property in the United Kingdom, at rates of Premium, and upon prin-ciples which will be found quite as advantageous to the interests of theAssured as those offered by any other.

The great advantage of an Assurance against Fire to individuals of

every class can be confirmed by the fact that this company, while it is

annually assuring Property amounting in value to more than £30,963,325,has paid for Losses to the Assured within the United Kingdom, since its

institution in 1808, upwards of £2,107,687 sterling.

No charge for Policies or Stamps.Tables of Bates, Forms of Proposals, and any information needful to

effect Life or Fire Assurances, may be obtained on application to theOffice, No. 92 Cheapside, or to any of the Company's Agents.

RICHARD RAY, Secretary.

AGENT FOR THE COMPANY IN PAISLEY—

SNEDDON BRIDGE.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

WEST OP ENGLANDFIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

ESTABLISHED 1807.

And Empowered by Special Acts of Parliament.

THUS TEES,Eight Hon. Earl of DEVON. Eight Hon. Earl FOETESCUE.

Eight Hon. Earl MOELEY. Sir THOMAS DYKE ACKLAND, Bart.

SAMUEL T. KEKEWICH, Esq., M.P.

President—WILLIAM BABNES, Esq.

Secretary—WILLIAM CANN. Actuary—CHABLES LEWIS.

LIFE INSURANCE.THIS Company offers to the Public the security of an ample paid

up Capital, and Accumulated Fund of ONE MILLION AND AHALF STEELING, with an ANNUAL EEVENUE OF £200,000from the Life Branch alone. Four-fifths, or 80 per cent., of the

profits are appropriated to all Policies of £100 and upwards, everyFifth year, and without responsibility ofpartnership.The share of profits alloted to each Policy may be added to the sum

insured and payable at the death of the life—or its present value in

cash may be received—or an equivalent reduction of the future

Annual Premium obtained—at the option of the assured.

Assurances effected at lower rates without participation. Bever-sions purchased, and annuities granted.

Loans are granted by the Company on Life Policies, on approved per-

sonal security, and Advances are also made on the security of Policies ofadequate value.

VOLUNTEEE COEPS.Persons insured with this Company are at liberty to serve in anv

Volunteer Corps within the United Kiugdom, without prejudice to

their policies.

"DAYS OF GEACE."By the condition of the Company's Policies, invariably acted upon

for upwards of Fifty Years, the period for payment of Premiums is

not only extended to the days of grace, without forfeiture of thePolicies, but the sums insured are recoverable, the same as if theclaim had risen at any time previously.

No Chargefor Life Policy Stamps or Medical Fees.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

West of England Insurance— Continued.

FIBS INSURANCESAre effected by the Company at the usual rates on the various de-

scriptions of Property. Manufactories and similar risks insured byspecial agreement, on favourable terms. Losses by gas explosion are

made good.

Forms of Proposals and Prospectuses may be had on application

to any of the Company's Agents.

AGENTS.A. POLLOCK, 5 Causeyside Street.D. LYLE, 4 High Street.

The Company's FIRE BRIGADE and ENGINE are despatchedTO all fires without charge, special protection beiDg given to

Property Insured by their Policies. The West of England is the

only Company maintaining a Fire Establishment in Scotland, at

their own Expense.Immediate Intimation in all Cases of Fire

Should be given at the Station House, 20 Smithhills, End of OldBridge.

NOBLE CAMPBELL, Superintendent, 5 Bridge Streeet.

ESTABLISHED 1821. CAPITAL, £550,000.

Two-fifths of the Profits are periodically distributed amongparties insuring in the Society. Policy holders have thus from time to

time received as Bonuses sums amounting in the aggregate to nearly FivenuNDRED Thousand Pounds.The Rates of Premium are in no case higher than those charged

by the other principal offices making no Return of Profits to the

Insured.

In proof of the public confidence in the principles and conduct of

this Establishment, it may be sufficient to state that the Total Busi-ness of the Society now exceeds Eight Millions.

Secretary—Sir SAMUEL BIGNOLD, Knight, Norwich.

Agent for Paisley :

—

JAMES B, LAMB, Architect, Surveyor, and. Licensed.

Property Valuator.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

ROBERT BROWN & SON,MANUFACTURE AT THE

FERGTSI1E FIRE CLAY WORKS,PAISLEY,

Fire Bricks, including WhiteFacing Fire Bricks of everydesigu

Glazed Sewer Pipes, with the

usual Socket Joints, and ac-

cording to Jennings' Patent

White Enamelled Fire BricksDo. Do. Tiles for

Lining WallsOrnamental Chimney CansVent Linings and OncomingsJoist ShieldsBalustersWall CopingOrnamental Rybats, &c, for

doors, windows, and corners of

houses

Garden BordersStable BricksFlNIALSChannel BlocksInverted Sewer BlocksBidge Tiles, Plain & OrnamentalFlooring Tiles—Hexagon, Oc-

togon, and SquareFlue Covers of all Sizes

Gas BetortsCattle Troughs of all Sizes

Horse MangersFlower Vases and StandsGround Fibe ClayByre Gutter BlocksMilk Coolers

And all Articles made of Fire Clay, of the most Superior Quality.

They also Manufacture at the

CALEDONIA & SHORTROODSDRAIN PIPE & TILE WORKS, PAISLEY,DRAIN PIPES FOR FIELD DRAINAGE, from

One-and-a-Half Inch Bore and upwards.

COLLARS FOR DRAIN PIPES.OPEN OR HORSE-SHOE DRAIN TILES of the

Various Sizes.

ROOFING TILES.

B. B. & S. beg to direct special attention to the WHITEENAMELLED BBICKS manufactured by them. These bricks can

be used most advantageously in Lining External Walls, in BackCourts, Passages, &c, where there is a deficiency of light, and also

in Lining the Internal Walls of Buildings, such as SCHOOLROOMS, PUBLIC WORKS, &c.

}to prevent a close and unhealthy

atinosphere, and to secure continuous freshness and cleanliness, while

superseding the future necessity of Painting, White-washing, &c.

Ferguslie Fire Clay Works,Caledonia and Shortroods Dnin Tile Works,

Paisley, 1875. •}

ADVERTISEMENTS.

STATIONERS, ACCOUNT-BOOK MAKERS,

lO HIGH STREET, PAISLEY.i^. HZ". Sf S. have pleasure in calling1 special attention

to the Stationery (Department of their business. <£hey

pay particular attention to the manufacture of all

varieties ofJ&erchants\Jfianufactu,rers>

, and, Ifankers'

Recount Ijooks.

^They keep a ruled pattern-file of all books made, to

each of which is attached a number. (^Duplicates of

any book can thus be had by simply ordering- by JTo,

of §ook.Duplicate Eeceive NotesBills—Fosters, &c.Marriage Invitations

Marriage CardsMarriage EnvelopesSoiree & Lecture TicketsVisiting CardsBall ProgrammesCounting house sundries

Invoice TopsAccount TopsReceive NotesMemorandum NotesNote & Letter HeadingsEstimate HeadingsShawl Tickets

Piece Goods Tickets

Gummed Tickets

Circulars

Journey Intimations

Cash AcknowledgmentsBank DraftsPrice and Goods List

Obituary Intimations

B B EnvelopesFuneral Letters

Address Labels

Etc., Etc., Etc.

Door, Window, & Cart Plates Furnished& Engraved.

QUEST, ADDRESS, and BUSINESS DIES CUT.

NOTE PAPER and ENVELOPES Stamped either

Plain or in the New Brilliant Style.

MOURNING STATIONERY.|

Pocket Books, Wallets, Note Books, in great variety.

All kinds of Books Bound to any Pattern.

CAMPBELL'S DIARIES.

10 SIGH STREET, PAISLEY.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

BLACKSMITH, MACHINIST, & BELL HANGER,

6 ST. MIBSBW STREET,PAISLEY.

Orders promptly attended to, and Charges Moderate.

RISK & MARSHALL,Cabinetmakers & Upholsterers,

33 WELLMEADOW STREET,P A I S L E V-

HOUSE ABOVE.

CARTOONS, DRAPERS' BOXES, LADIES' HAT BOXES,AND ALL KINDS OF

fil€f 9A9II 1#E^S 8

MAY BE HAD ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE.o

FANCY PAPER BOXMAKER,CUMBERLAND PLACE, PAISLEY.

WASHING AND^ DRESSING.THE COMMITTEE of the PAISLEY HOUSE OF

REFUGrE respectfully call the attention of Familiesand others to the facilities afforded for Washing andDRESSING of Clothes at the Establishment. Parties

may rely on their work being done in the most satisfactory

manner, and at Moderate Charges.

Price Lists may be had of the Matron, Mrs. Stark, at

the Refuge, Stow Place, Paisley,

ADVERTISEMENTS.

WILLIAM MACINTYRE, Jun.;

AND

CARD-BOARD MANUFACTURER,

6 HIGH STREET,

Works :—Blackball Mill, Paisley.

WILLIAM MACINTYRE, Jun,AGENT FOB

6 HIGH STREET, Paisley.

WILLIAM MACINTYRE, Jun,,

AGENT FOR


ADVERTISEMENTS*

BASS BROOMS CHEAP! HAIR BROOMS CHEAP!CARPET BROOMS CHEAP!

BIVETTED BBOOMSFor the House, the Yard, the Stable, and the Street.

THE principle upon which these Improved PATENTBBiOOMS are made is the perfection of Strength,

Neatness, and Security. The Stocks are solid, withstail

or handle holes bored clear through, while each and every

portion of the material is firmly secured by the patent

mode of Rivetting, which gives to the Brooms Elasticity

in use, and Freedom in Handling, not obtainable in anyother make.

Pitch, wire, string, pegs, wedges, and veneers being

entirely avoided in their manufacture, they are unaffected

by heat, cold, or change of temperature of any kind, andhence are admirable adapted for the out-door and in-door

work of our variable climate.

PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.

Ask for and be sure you get the Riretted Brooms and Brushes,

Sole Agent for Scotland :

13 and 51 STORIE STREET,PAISLE -ST.

IjgMljjgjW In jjjj lljj SMjjlMlMUg

^ :

'j'rO::v .' E^|5.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

I

TAILOR and CLOTHIER,104 HIGH STREET (CROSS), PAISLEY.

Gentlemen and Boys' Clothing in all its Branches^

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

JOHN P. AULD,Joiner, Cabinetmaker, and Upholsterer,

HAS REMOVED TO

30 ORCHARD STREET.Funerals conducted and Jobbing punctually attended to.

JAMES BEID,HOUSE PAJNTER and SIGN WRITER,

18 CAUSEYSIDE,PAISLEY.

JAMES WHITEFORD,HOME AND FOREIGN FRUIT MERCHANT/

S3 OATTSEYSIDE STREET, and 4 LYLESLAND,PAISLEY. '

•Fresh Fruits always on, Sand.

Parties and Soirees Supplied.

ADVJEBTISEMENTS.

INSPECTION INVITED.

PIANOFORTESBY

Broawood, Collard, Kirkman, Hopkinson,AND OTHER GOOD MAKERS.

In Great Variety, at the most Moderate Prices.

NEW METAL SEMI-GRANDS,9 By KIRKMAN, KAPS (of Dresden).

Grand French and German Oblique Pianofortes.

B A BUONI.U M SBY

Alexandre, Christophe et Etienne, Trayser, &c.,FROM FOUR GUINEAS.

MASON & HAMLI N'S "AMERICAN ORGANS.Slightly used PIANOS and HARMONIUMS always on hand.

MUSIC.The NEWEST PUBLICATIONS ALWAYS on BANS.

A Large Stock of the Cheapest Standard Music Published.

Booksellers, Teachers, and Societies Supplied on the most Liberal Terms,Insulators, Metronomes, Folios, and Wrappers in Great Variety

and Style.

Every Article Connected with the Trade.

MUSIC LIBRARY,ON THE LONDON SYSTEM.

Subscription, One Guniea per annum. In addition to the use of extensive

Library, Subscribers are entitled to select a Half Guinea's worth of

Music at the Selling Price.

PIANOFORTES Hired in Town and Country, from 10s. 6d. per Month,HARMONIUMS, „ „ 5s. „

Pianofortes for Concerts, Soirees, Marriages, Evening Parties, &c.Packing Cases for the Coast, &c.

TUNING AND REPARING PROMPTLY EXECUTED.MUSIC PROVIDED FOR EVENING PARTIES.

J. ROY PHASER,MUSIC WAREHOUSE,

TERRACE BUILDINGS.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

Tailor &,jjl<3L Olotliier,8 ORR SQUARE, PAISLEY.

HOUSE—13 BARCLAY STREET.

Gentlemen'sand Boys' Clothing Fashionably Made-Also, Ladies' Jackets.

%JJJ Mm<i mm 1.

1 ST. MIP.EE1T STREET(Near the Cross)>

, PAISLEY-

D . .La j Xj US?

AGENT WEST OF ENGLAND INSURANCE CO.,

ACCOUNTANT and MOUSE FACTOR,


HOUSE—11 MAXWELLTON".

GLOBE HOTHEIXi,11 HIGH STREET, PAISLEY.

JPTlO^PRIETOR.Soups, Joints, and Steaks, daily, from 1 till 5 o'Olock.

Dinner and Supper Parties Accommodated on Eeasonable Terms.

The Globe Hall, capable of accommodating 300 people, may be Let onEeasonable Terms. '

v

ADVERTISEMENTS.

HE A P

: WABEHOTTSE,93 HIGH STREET,

PAISLEY.

BE}GS to return his sincere thanks to his numerousCustomers for the liberal patronage they have bestowedon him since opening his Boot and Shoe Warehouse at theabove address, where he will Continue to sell from Twentyto Thirty per Cent, cheaper than the Public have beenreceiving.

A splendid Stock of BOOTS and SHOES, made fromthe best materials, both in Uppers and Soles, elegant in

style, and warranted durable.

Special attention is invited to his SELECT STOCK of

HAND-MADE WORK,Guaranteed Fifteen per Cent. Cheaper than those madeby Machinery. The Public can now save money bypurchasing at this Shop. It is an old saying that" a penny hained is a penny gained," but here you cansave shillings. The material and every class of work is

guaranteed to be the very best that is made.

OBSERVE THE ADDRESS—

93 HIOH: SO?fL£3£37.

ADVERTISEMENTS

.

WILLIAM BROWN,PHOTOGRAPHER,

6 GILMOUR STREET, PAISLEY,Begs to thank his many Friends and the

Public for their kind Patronage, and trusts

by excellency of production to merit their

continued favour.

Poi^ti^aits EnlargedAND

FINISHED in OIL, WATEE COLOUKS,&c.

WHOLESALEGLASS & CHINA WAREHOUSE,

- 37 HIGH STREET, PAISLEY. '

WHILE thanking onr numerous customers for the

• patronage bestowed on us for the last fifteen years,

would beg to say that, as we have recently added a large

Saloon to our former Shop, that we are now in a position

to show one of the Largest Stocks in town, at prices

considerably below several Glasgow establishments.

- G-oods Carefully (Packed for tfown and Country.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

GENERAL DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT,10 HIGH STREET (CROSS), PAISLEY. ,

J^'B'—-jfthvciys on hand, the JTewest Fashions as they

appear.

ROBERT HUTCHISON,

04 Bias STREET and 70 BROOMLANDS,PAISLEY,

MEASURES TAKEN AT PARTIES' RESIDENCES.

Goods sent for Inspection.

REPAIRS PROMPTLY and NEATLY EXECUTED.

CHARGES MODERATE.

JAMES CRAIG'SGENERAL WAREHOUSE,

2 1 CAUSE YSIDE,Is the Shop to buy Useful Household Requisites, suitable for

Parties commencing Housekeeping, and other Furniture.

CARPETS, RUGS, MATS, FLOOR CLOTHS;FENDERS, ASH BOXES, GOBLETS, POTS, FIRE SHOVELS

;

TIN WARE, KNIVES AND FORKS;SPOONS, TRAYS, BRUSHES, BOYNES, PAILS, BELLOWS,

BASKETS.WOMEN'S and CHILDREN'S BOOTS and SHOES in all

Sizes.

These, and all other little odd things, at the Lowest possible Prices

for Ready Money.

2i causeysTde, PAISLEY.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

IAMES AW©It$@I,CLOTHIER AND HATTER,

16 aiLMOUE STREET, PAISLEY,Has always on hand a Select Stock, fitting for the Season.

Juveniles (Dresses, ^Pulpit Gowns, Livery, and. Regimental Clothing; in the First Style.

CHARGES MODERATE.

The First Funeral Undertakers in Paisley.

J. & E. ANDERSON,The only Surviving Partners of the Firm of

JAMES ANDERSON & SONS,FUNERAL UNDERTAKERS,

And Manufacturers of Dressings and»Finithings of all kinds,

Are carrying on the Business as formerly at

6 NEW STREET, PAISLEY,First Door above old Premises, and

45 NEW STREET.

Covered and Plain Coffins of all Styles always on hand.The Trade supplied with all necessary Furnishings.

OPEN NIGHT AND DAY.

ROBERT ARMOUR,15 CATXSEYSXDE STREET, PAISLEY,

AGENT FOR THE

NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE FIRE ANDLIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

THE EDINBURGH LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,AND THEK

LONDON GUARANTEE & ACCIDENT COMPANYLIMITED.

Fire Policies transferredfrom other Offices without extra charge.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

ENGINEERS,

1 WATER BRAE, PAISLEY.

HD

WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRAPER, CLOTHIER,

HOSIER, AND SHXRTMAKER,

10 4 HIGH STREET (CROSS),

PAISLEY.

VELVETS, SILK, SATINS, PLAIDS,

SHAWLS, DRESSES,

CRAPES, BED AND WINDOW FURNITURE,

DYED AND FINISHED, BY

ARCHD. BELL,STANLEY WORKS.

/Receiving Shop—

2 OLD SMITHHILLS.Goods sent for when required.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

o.a.:r"ve:r, .a. isr r> gilder,85 HIGH STREET, PAISLEY.

FRAMES MADE, REPAIRED, AND REGILDED.Cheap Washable Gilt Mouldings kept always on hand.

Maps and Plans Stretched and Varnished.Paintings Cleaned, Repaired,, and Varnished.

Oleographs and Engravings kept in Stock.

Id)'

j

GATJZE STJE&El'EiT,PAISLEY.

^amuel Keith, Proprietor

.In connection, and immediately opposite,

.A. To©r corn. Rooms,LARGE HALL, capable of accommodating upwards of

600 persons, and small Ball-Room, holding about 150,

with comfortable Side Rooms, nlay be had together or

separately, on Moderate Terms.

APPLY TO

Mr. KSITS,AT THE HOTEL.

10 HIGH STREET, PAISLEY,AGENT FOB,

SCOTTISH PROVIDENT INSTITUTION,AND

SCOTTISH FIEE INSURANCECOMPANY.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

WILLIAM BAIRD,SUCCESSOR TO

WILLIAM STIRLING & CO.,

SADDLER, HARNESS, MILITARYACCOUTREMENT,

AND

BELT MANUFACTURER,96 HIGH STREET, PAISLEY,

Established Upwards of One Hundred Years.

FUNERAL UNDERTAKER,7 NEW STREET, PAISLEY.

Funerals carefully oonducted either in town or country, on

moderate terms.

OFFICE OPEN NIGHT AND DAT.

Every (Description of ,

J" O IB -IFIES, I IsT T I 1ST OrExecuted with

NEATNESS, ECONOMY, AND DESPATCH,

at the

Paisley -Herald Office,

10 high street (back land).

ADVERTISEMENTS.

'f

CLOTHIER and HATTER,18 GILMQUR STREET,

PAISLEY.Gentlemen's and Soys' Clothing- made up in

the most Fashionable Styles,

ALEXANDER 0AIERO1,


Venetian Ijlinds ; Hair, Wool, and Straw

J&attresses.

JOBBING PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.

, C M M E R C I A LINN,TKE CROSS

(CORNER OF MOSS STREET),PAISLEY.

LIQUORS, #c, of the FINEST QUALITIES, always in Stock.

B. WALLACE,COTTON & WOOL WASTE MERCHANT,

AND

BEDDING MANUFACTURER,13 SOUTH CROFT.

ADVERTISEMENTS.,

III BfflIT8 COUB, *BB F«TWAREHOUSE,

COBWEB OF OHUROH3ILL.

MR. GEORGE W. MCMME,AGENT FOR

ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY,

48 MOSS STREET, PAISLEY.

THE

PAISLEY HERALDAND RENFREWSHIBE ADVERTISER

IS THE

COUNTY PAPER FOR RENFREW,And commands an Extensive Circulation amongst s

population of 200,000 inhabitants, as weh\as being read if

the neighbouring Counties of Ayr and Lanark.

IT IS THE RECOGNISED MEDIUM FOR

ADVERTISEMENTS,And yet (owing to its large size) is one of the most

readable weekly Newspapers of the day.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

SCOTTISH UNIONFIRE & LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

LONDON, EDINBURGH, DUBLIN,

37 CORNHILL. 47 GEORGE STREET. 52 DAME STREET.

Established 1824—Capital, £5,000,000.

GOVERNOR

—

HIS GRACE THE DUKE OP HAMILTON AND BRANDON.DEPUTY-GOVERNOR.

THE MOST HONOURABLE THE MARQUIS OP QUEENSBERRY,ORDINARY DIRECTORS.

John Kennedy, Esq.

James Campbell, Esq.

Robert Hutchison, Esq.

James Mansfield, Esq.

John Wright, Esq.

John Cowan, Esq.Daniel Ainslie, Esq.The Hon. Jas. W. Moncreiff.Findlay Anderson, Esq.James Turnbull, Esq.

George Ramsay, Manager. James Barlas, Secretary,Solicitor—Colin Mackenzie, W.S.

Auditor—Bobert Spottiswoode, C.A. Physician— Dr J. D. Gillespie.Bankers—The Commercial Bank—The National Bank.

This Company is composed of a numerous and influential body ofProprietors, and has a large Subscribed Capital, so that unquestionablesecurity is guaranteed to Insurers.

Invested Funds as at 1st August, 1874, upwards of £1,333,000Annual Bevenue from all sources ... ... ... 282 106Amount of Life Insurances in force, 5.300 000

LIFE DEPARTMENT.Five-Sixths of the Profits arising from the Whole Life Business

are divided EVERY FIVE YEARS amongst participating Policy-holders, in the proportion each has contributed to the Fund.

NEW BUSINESS IN 18 7 4.POLICIES-643.

ST7MS ASSURED. PREMIUMS.£443,105. £14,129 Os. 64.

FIRE DEPARTMENT.Insurances effected on moderate terms. The Company has a long-

established character for settling losses promptly and liberally.This Company does not transact Foreign Business, the Agencies

being entirely confined to the United Kingdom.Copies of Prospectuses, and all other information, may be obtained

at the Offices of the Company, or at any of the Agencies throughoutthe Kingdom.

Agents.Paisley—HODGE, YOUNG, & MARTIN, County Buildinss.„ ALEXANDER HART, 9 Churchhill.

GEORGE HART, Writer, 5 County Place.Johnstone—JOHN SALMON, Factor.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

INSURANCE COMPANY-Established 1836. Empowered by Special Acts of Parliament.

Offices—LIVERPOOL 1 DALE STREET.LONDON 7 CORNHILL and CHARING CROSS.GLASGOW 128 INGRAM STREET.

Invested Funds, £4,861,837Fire Premiums in 1874, 1,082,521

Life Premiums in 1874, 244,608

DIRECTORS.JAMES REID STEWART, Esq., Glasgow, Chairman.ANDREW BUCHANAN, Esq., of Auchentorlie.

WALTER MACKENZIE, Esq., Glasgow.ROBERT F. SHAW STEWART, Esq., Edinburgh.

Solicitors—JAMES RITCHIE, MACLEAN, & CO., Glasgow.Medical Referee- R. SCOTT ORR, Esq., M.D.

Resident Secretary—DAYID STEWART.

Insurances on nearly every description of Property, at Home andAbroad, can be effected at Moderate Rates.

SPECIAL ADVANTAGES.The Rates of Premium are moderate for all descriptions of Insurance.

Every Policy on the Bonus Plan is entitled, after Five Years' Pre-

miums have been paid, to a Fixed Bonus according to the Table in the

Prospectus, which is guaranteed as part of the Policy.

A distinctive feature of this Company's Bonus is, that after ten years

it increases annually, instead of, as in most Life Offices, remainingstationary for a period of five or seven years.

Whole World Leave granted on reasonable terms.

Claims are paid Thirty Days after admission.

Medical Fees and Policy Stamps paid by the Company.Forms of Proposals, Prospectuses, and all necessary information fur-

nished on application.

D. STEWART, Resident Secretary,

128 Ingram Street, Glasgow.

AGENTS IN PAISLEY-robert BOYD & WILLIAM REID, Jun., 15 Gilmonr Street.

CAMPBELL & RUSSELL, Writers, Clydesdale Bank.JAMES LANG, Leather Merchant, 86 High Street.

JOHN M'GOWN, 14 Gilmour Street.

DAVID MELVILLE, National Bank of Scotland.

JOHN MUIR, Accountant, 23 Moss Street.

Agents in Johnstone—Thomas Shanks, Engineer ; G. J. M'Farlanb,Johnstone Chemical Works.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

GLASGOW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

WIRE WAREHOUSE,CENERAL WIRE-WORK AND WIRE-CLOTH

25 CANDLEBI&aS, GLAS&OW.

BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.

Established 1837.

ALEXANDER ROWAT & CO.,PATENTEES and Manufacturers of Superior Flexible Wire

Machinery Belting and Wire-webbing for Self-Acting Ovens,

Kilus, Hoists, and Elevators, specially adapted for driving Machineryin Hot or Wet Positions, and can be seen in daily operation on their

own Premises and elsewhere. Inspection invited.

Extra strong kinds made to order for Alining Purposes.

Patentees and Manufacturers of Machine-made Lattice Wire-work,

forming a cheap and thoroughly efficient protection for Windows andEoof Lights of Churches, Schools, Warehouses, Factories, Stores,

Granaries. Public Works, etc., made in Sheets to any Size or Shape,

or in Rolls 50 yards, and any width up to 6 feet.

Manufacturers of Brass, Iron, and Steel Wire Tube Brushes, of

superior quality, for Locomotive, Marine, and other Tubular Boilers.

Manufacturers of all kinds of Wire-work and Wire-cloths for

Engineers, Ship Builders, Ironfounders, Starch Manufacturers, SugarRefiners, Brewers, Distillers, Cotton and Flour Mills, Chemical

Works, Gas and Water Works, etc.

Ornamental Wire Fence Borderings, Baskets, Flower Stands, etc.,

made to order.

Galvanised Wire-netting, all widths, kept in Stock, suitable for

Pigeon and Poultry Enclosures.

Wire Riddles and Sieves for all purposes.

Copper, Brass, Tioned, Galvanised, and Iron Wire all sizes.

Plain and Galvanised Fencing and Netting Staples always in Stock.

Country or Export Orders Prowptly Executed.

EXTRA WIRE-WORK or WIRE-CLOTHS WROUGHT to ORDER.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE SCOTTISH FIRE INSURANCECOMPANY,CAPITAL, ON E MILLION STERLING.

Head O f f i c

e

—31 GEORGE STKEET, EDINBURGH.

Chairman of Edinburgh Board—Allan A. Maconochie Wellwood, Esq.,

of Meadowbank and Garvock.Deputy-Chairman—James Cowan, Esq., M.P. for the City of

Edinburgh.Manager—JAMES RHIND CARPHIN.

Secretary—JOHN HUBBY.Glasgow Office—

123 ST. VINCENT STREET.Local Secretary—ARCHIBALD LAWSON.

Applications for Agencies invited, to be addressed to the Secretary at

Glasgow.

AGENTS IN PAISLEY.JAMES ADAM, Accountant, 11 Back Row, Ferguslie.

JAMES HAY, 10 High Street.

JAMES BROWN, City of Glasgow Bank.THOMAS DONALD, 4 Storie Street.

GENERAL ASSURANCE COMPANY.

Capital—One Million Sterling.

FIRE LIFE-LOAKTS,Head Office for the "West of Scotland

—

71 WEST NILE STREET, GLASGOW,WALKER, SCOTT, & Co., Local Managers.

Agents in Paisley—

Mr. JOHN CARSWELL, 4 High Street.

Me. THOMAS DONALD 4 Storie Street.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

mmmmp & mmmmSWm $

GLAZIER,3E*±ot"U.ro UPr^oaoL© ISOL&laL&jr,

AND &ILDEE.Windows Cleaned, (Painted, Sf lie-paired.

G-lcxss Gut to all Sizes.

104 CAUSE YSli>E (ffcoifof New Street).

(Successor to HUGH PATERSON),

COOPER AND HOOF MERCHANT,48 HIGH STREET, PAISLEY,

Sale Shop—43 High Street.

^m & %#IS JessMmWIM

I]

AGENT,19 Howard Street, Glasgow,

AND

47 Oakshaw Street, Paisley.

AGENT FORScottish Provident Institution for Life Assur-

ance.

Fire Insurance Company of Scotland.

Railway Passenger Accidental InsuranceCompany.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

i^ms

BRICKBUILDERTa 4L X> "TZT Ii A N S,

(Late of 7 Marshall's Lane),

T) ESPECTFULLY intimates to his Friends and the

J\ Public that he has taken into Partnership

THOMAS HILLCOAT, Foreman with Thomas M'Kaigfor several years. The Business is now carried on under

the name of

ROBERTSON I U1LLG0AT.It. & H. trust, by strict attention to all orders entrusted

to them, to merit a share of public patronage.

Orders left at 7 Marshall's Lane, or 68 Love Street,

will be punctually attended to.

N ATI ON Al_

>£p[ifg mvhxp lanft of ijawskg.

OPPICE-14 GILMOUR STREET.

Open on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, from 10

till 3 o'Clock ; and on Saturday Evenings, from 6 till 9.

Deposits from ONE SHILLING and Upwards received,

OA S H I E R.-

JOHN M'GOWN, Accountant & Insurance Agent.

OFFICE IN JOHNSTONE—62 HIGH STREET.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

JOH1T GIBB3

Respectfully intimates that he has Removed from

13 WEST BRAE to

3 KING STREET, BBQOMLAHDS.

ALEXANDER M'LELLAEAND

40 NEW STKEET, PAISLEY.

Large and Small Bands provided for Parties.

COFFEE BOASTING WORKS,L9

AND

GENERAL GRINDING MILLS,MACPHEBSON STREET, GLASGOW.

THE ONLY STEAM POWER COFFEE ROASTING ESTABLISH-MENT CONNECTED WITH THE TRADE IN THE CITY.

IN returning thanks for past favours, desires to intimate that he haslately fitted up additional Sugar Grinding Machinery, rendering

that Branch of his Establishment more improved and extensive,

thereby affording greater facilities to Confectioners, Biscuit Manufac-turers, and the Trade in general, of having their Sugar Ground in a

manner suitable to their various requirements, while due attention is

being observed towards those other branches for Coffee-Roasting, andthe Grinding of Coffees, Spices, Drugs, Dyes, Drysalteries, &c, so

that Grocers, Druggists, Dyers, and others shall have advantage of

every improvement that may be suggested.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

Ml.

JOINER, CABINETMAKER, UPHOLSTERER,AND

FUNERAL UNDERTAKER,

80 NEW SNEDDON,TAKES this opportunity of thanking his Friends and

the Public who have patronised him for the last

thirty years, and begs to intimate that in order to meetthe increased demand he has removed to more commodiousWorkshop and "Warehouse Premises,

80 NEW SNEDDON,where he will have an opportunity of displaying his varied

Stock of

HOUSE FURNISHINGS.

THE FU\ER4L DFPAETMEMTWILL BE CONDUCTED WITH THE

STRICTEST ECOISTOMIT.

Venetian ^linds, Feather Ijeds, Hair, Wool, and

Straw JAattresses.

Ladies' Needle-"Wor3s tastefully done up.

TEMPORARY DECORATIONS FOR SOIREE AND

BALL ROOM.

<¥ke Trade Supplied,

ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE CROWN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY,AND

THE SCOTTISH FIRE OFFICE.

Agent in Paisley—THOMAS ZOOCTAXjXD,HOUSE FACTOE, and AGENT STATE LINE SHIPPING CO.

4 ST0B1E STREET, PAISLEY.

.5 3 CAUSEYSIDE,PAISLEY.

J. N. M'LABDIE as Co.,

DYERS AND SCOURERS,

MEIKLERIGGS DYE WORKS,PAISLEY.

LIGHT DRESSES & SHAWLS of every Description

Cleaned and Dressed

;

SILKS, VELVETS, FEATHERS, Dyed and Finished;

MOREEN & DAMASK CURTAINS Cleaned, Dyed,and Finished.

CARPETS & CRUMBCLOTHS of all kinds Cleaned;

GENT.'S CLOTHING Cleaned, Dyed, and Finished.

Receiving Offices—7 MARSHALL'S LANE, and 18 GEORGE STREET.

ADVERTISEMENTS

.

CARTES DE VISITE.

PHOTOGRAPHER,25 STORXE STREET, PAISLEY.

iJU

No. 11 SIR MICHAEL STREET, PAISLEY.

HOUSE—4 SIR MICHAEL STEEET.

KITCHEN RANGES,LAMPS, GASALIERS, TEA TRAYS,

CUTLERY AND OTHER FURNISHINGS.

SAVE YOUR RETAILER'S PROFITSBY PURCHASING YOUR

KITCHEN RANGES,DRAWING and DINING ROOM GRATES,

FENDERS, STOVES, &c,Direct from the Manufacturers,

DUNCAN & BALDERSTON,PARAG02T FOUNDRY,

G-IFfE-A^T ^TVEI^LIlSra-TOIsr ST. 3

Off Paisley Road (Car Terminus), Kinning Park,

Grates Removed, Gut, Pieced, and Re-Polished.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

BONUS YEAR, 18T5.

NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILEINSURANCE COMPANY.

ESTABLISHED 1809.

CAPITAL,- • TWO MILLIONS.

LIFE DEPARTMENT.Revenue, 1874, - - - £399,398Invested Fund, 1874, - - £2,396,269

The Tables of Premiums are moderate. Special Tables have been

introduced by the Company, viz.—The Half Premium—Double Assur-

ance—Assurance and Annuity. Reduced Table for Residence in India,

China, &c. Nine-tenths of the whole Profits divided every Five Years.

The Nest Division of Profits will take place as at31st December, 10*75.

ANNUITY DEPARTMENT,Invested Fund, 1874, - - £286,244

Annuities, immediate, deferred, or contingent, granted, and the rates

fixed on the most favourable terms.

FIRE DEPARTMENT.Revenue, 1874, - £824,941Reserve Fund, 1874, - - - £862,238

The Company Insures every Description of Property at Home andAbroad, at the Lowest Rates of Premium corresponding to the Risk.

No charge whatever is made for Policies, or for Transfers from other

Offices. All claims promptly and liberally settled.,

Full explanations, Tables of Rates, &c, may be had at any of the

Company's Offices or Agents throughout the Kingdom.

GLASGOW BRANCH.O F F I C E—1 02 ST. VINCENT STREET.

DIRECTORSCHARLES TENNANT, Esq., of the Glen, Chairman.

WM. SCOTT, Esq., Merchant.THOMAS CLAVERING, Esq.,

MerchantDUNCAN SMITH, Esq., Mer-

chant

W. W. WATSON, Esq., City

ChamberlainJ. T. CAIRD, Esq., Engineer,

GreenockJAS. A. WENLEY, Esq., Banker.

Manager, G. W. SNODGRASS. Secretary, DAVID L. LAIDLAW.

AGENTS.M'INNES, MACFARLANE, & CO., Writers, Paisley.

JOBN HUTCBESON, Banker, Paisley.

ROBE I; T ARMOUR, Commission Agent, Paisley.

J. ADAM, Writer, Paisley.

WALTER HOLMES, Banker, Johnstone.

ADVERTISEMENTS,

GLAZIER AND PAINTER,

3 5 HIGH STREET,(H0U8E—52 HIG-H S^EEtf),

HOTHOUSES PAINTED AND REPAIRED.Windows Cleaned, Painted, Hung with Cords, & Repaired.

Lead and Zinc Windows, &c, made to Order.

JAMES M'LACHLAN,COAL MERCHANT,

COAL BASIN, 19 CANAL STREET,AND

RAILWAY DEPOT, UNDERWOOD.

Always on hand a Supply of the Finest

WISEAW HOUSE COALAND FURNACE DROSS.

Orders left at above Places, or 4 Williamsburgh,

promptly attended to.

Every (Xtesoription of

JOB PBHsTTIITG-,Executed with

NEATNESS, ECONOMY, AND DESPATCHat the

Paisley Herald Office,

10 high street (back land).

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