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STREET DIRECTORY.

ABBEY STREET.Thomas Watson, clerk, Ordnance Survey, Abbey cottage

Mrs Maclean, Ivy cottage

Mrs ThomsonEoderick Gillandera, labourer

ACADEMY STREET.1 Thomas Macallister, Inverness Arms Hotel

2 William Davidson, shoemaker. Ho. 8 Ross's close, Merkinch5 Angus Hepburn, meal dealer. Ho, No. 4

6 Mrs Isabella Curie, private and commercial lodgings

7 Alexander Ross, wine and spirit merchant. Ho. Barnhill

8 Duncan Ross, seed and agricultural merchant. Ho, Hiltou

Royal Hotel—John Christie

Neio MarJcets—John Macdonald, flesher. Ho, 52 Shore street

John Maclennan, flesher. Ho. Meal Market close

James Witherspoon, baker. Ho. 9 Baron Taylor's lane

Simon Fraser, potato merchant. Ho. 2 Tanner's lane

Duncan Eraser, potato dealer. Ho. Castle street

Mrs Margaret Thornton, toy dealer. Ho, 29 Castle street

John Maclennan, potato dealer. Ho, Edward's court

John Paterson, flesher. Ho, 11 Rose street

Donald Chisholm, flesher. Ho. Rob Roy close. Petty st.

William Anderson, green grocer. Ho, Castle street

D, G. Fraser, tobacconist and game salesman. Ho. 39High street

Donald Mackintosh, flesher. Ho. 82 Castle street

John Macdonald, grocer. Ho. Charles street

William Hollis, flesher. Ho. 22 Union street

James Millar, grocer. Ho. Culcabock Village

John Innes, flesher. Ho, 27 Innes street

David C, Reid (of Mackintosh & Reid), flesher. Ho, 52Castle street

Robert Marks, general dealer. Ho. 53 King street

John Fraser, general dealer. Ho. Market entry

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STREET DIRECTORY. AC

15 John Kerr, merchant, 36 High street

16 H. Swan, general dealer. Ho. Shore street

17 John Tulloch, painter, glazier, and paper-hanger.

18 Inland Revenue OflBce

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Alexander Pringle, collector. Ho. Leinster lodge, South-side

Mr Mitchell, supervisor. Ho. 74 Church street

Richard B. Bulkeley, accountant

William Anderson, accountant. Ho. Southside terrace

James Scott, officer. Ho. Observatory buildings

Robert Davidson, accountant and stockbroker. Ho. Mayfield

D. & A. Davidson, marble and stone works. Ho. No. 51

22 William Reid (of A. & W. Reid, architects), 39 Union street

23 William Ferris, artist. Ho. Hill place

25 Mary Gumming26 Robert Black & Son, plumbers

27 Robert Gunn, coachmanAngus Fraser, Railway guard

29 Hugh Cameron, tailor

George Burgess, plumber80 Alexander Mackay, house carpenter, builder, and contractor.

Ho. 32 Rose street

32 William Fyfe, sergeant. Militia

33 Helen StewartMrs Cameron

35 Miss Marshall

36 Simon Mackenzie, innkeeper

37 Donald Noble, of the Inverness Loan Office

38, 39 Inverness Loan Office—Donald Noble41 William Murray, chief-constable of Inverness-shire

43 John Macdonald, shoemakerAlexander Shaw, blacksmith

44 Miss Jessie Gray, grocer

45 John Fraser, hairdresser, 5 Chapel street'46 Miss Macrae, seamstress

John Martin, sexton

Lyon's Court—Simon Findlator

James Thomson, gardenerAlexander Rose, carpenter

Donald Maclennan, masonJohn Macdonald, machine maker

David Forsyth, sculptor, and 1 Chapel street

51 Donald Davidson, sculptor

Andrew Davidson, do.

52 Otto Faller, jeweller

53 Mrs Macdonald

AC STREET DIRECTORY.

54 John Munro of No. 55

55 John Munro, wine and spirit dealer. Ho. No, 54

56 Established Church Female School

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^ Mary A. Robertson, teacher. Ho. 3 Margaret street

\5f James Maclean, carpet shoemaker

HarroMs Court—Mrs MacdonaldRobert Mackintosh, tailor

Alexander Mackenzie, plasterer

William Eraser, porter

Mrs Shackleton, binder

Donald Macbean, pensioner

58 Alexander Eraser, blacksmith

Murdoch Mackenzie, carpenter

Mrs Cameron, seamstress

59 William Macdonald, M.B.C.M.60 Mrs Stewart

61 Mrs Jane Jack, dressmaker

63 Robert Caldwell, shipowner

64 Mrs BlackEast Free Church—Rev. David Sutherland, A.M.Qdi, 69 Alexander Strother, wholesale tea and spirit merchant.

Ho. No. 70

George Chalmers, book-keeper. Ho. 58 Church street

71 Royal Academy

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William Eadie, A.M., rector. Ho. Stoneyfield houseSamuel Thomson, head English master. Ho. 17 Douglas

rowGeorge Dunn, B.A., Lond., classical master. Ho. 16

. - Bridge street

Gustave Vignon, teacher of modern languages. Ho, 29Charles street

William Mackinnon Bannatyne, commercial master. Ho.Hawthorn cottage

John Gibson, second English master. Ho, Caledonianhotel

William S. Duncan, drawing master. Ho. Elsie villa,

Porterfield

Herr Kesting, music master. Ho, Laurel terraceJames Macdonald. Ho, 17 Telford roadMiss Angusina Rose, lady superintendent. Ho, Southside

terrace

Miss Christina W. Mactavish, music teacher. Ho.Victoria villa, Hill street

Miss Marianne Robertson Eraser, do. Ho. 1 Huntlyplace

William Brown, janitor

STREET DIRECTORY. AC-AL

Highland Railway Station-Andrew Dougall, general manager and secretary. Ho,

Strawberry hill

William Gowenlock, assistant secretary. Ho. Porterlield

house

William Roberts, superintendent of line. Ho. Eldad villa,

Southside road

Thomas Mackay, goods manager. Ho. Teviot cottage

David Jones, locomotive superintendent. Ho. Carleton

vill?, Millburn

Peter Wilson, C.E., superintendent of permanent way.

Ho. 8a Ness bankWilliam Fenwick, accountant. Ho. Fountainville

Charles Stuart Machardy, traffic auditor. Ho. 9 Huntlyplace

Charles Lamond, audit inspector and factor. Ho. Meadow-field villa, Millburn

Charles Macintyre^ cashier. Ho. Church street

John George Bulmer, storekeeper. Ho, Longman road

Thomas Robertson, assistant superintendent of line. Ho.Innes street

William Couper, goods superintendent. Ho. 5 Huntlyplace

George Critchley, station superintendent. Ho. Hill street

James Forsyth, goods manager's office. Ho. 20 Chapel st.

William Forsyth, parcel agent. Ho. 22 Castle street

George Munro, locomotive accountant

Geo. W. Reid, engineer. Ho. LochgormRailway Bookstall—Thomas Maclaren. Ho. 2 Kenneth st.

75 Station Hotel—John MacdonaldFalcon Ironworks

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John B. Falconer, engineer, &c.

Charles Falconer, engineer, &c.

Northern Counties Fire Office

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Joseph Robertson, general manager. Ho, 14 Ness bank77 William Mackenzie, li.very stables

City of Glasgow Bank

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James Anderson, joint-agent. Ho, Hilton houseThomas Douglas, do. Ho. Broadstone park

Anderson & Macdonald, solicitors, City of Glasgow Bank Build-

ings-James Anderson, Clerk of Supply. Ho. Hilton houseAndrew Macdonald, Ho. 15 Telford street

ALBERT PLACE.1 James Beaton, engineer

John Donovan, R.E.

AL-ATSr STREET DIRECTORY.

James Lawrence, gilder

John Davidson, masonKenneth Maclean, bell-hanger

George Ross, stoker ^

Jemima Calder, seamstress

2 Mrs Jane WilsonThomas Russell, tailor

George Ross, fish curer

Robert Bruce Innes, millwright

3 Alexander Scott, sheriff-officer

Mrs Ferguson, dressmaker

William Stenhouse, tailor

John Henry Fraser, tailor

Alexander Mackenzie, boot-closer

4 William Mackintosh, wholesale wine and spirit dealer. Ho.Inshes house

5 Alexander Carmichael, masonJohn Pratt, jeweller

William Cook, pensioner

6 Alexander Mackenzie, house carpenter

John Macdonald, fitter

Mrs FraserAlexander Corbet, waggon builder, RailwayWilliam Cameron, brakesman

7 George Anderson, stone-cutter

Alexander Munro, fitter. RailwayJames Balkwill, R.B.Robert Glen, fitter, RailwayAllan Tosh, do. do.

ANDERSON STREET.

1 William Arthur, blacksmith

Mary Mactavish, laundress

John Ross, cabinetmaker

Edward Broderick, seaman2 Mrs Mackenzie, laundress

Mrs Ferrie

John Bain, joiner

3 Johann Mackenzie4 John Millar, wool stores. Ho. 20 Rose street

Custom House

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W, R. Balfour, collector. Ho. 5 Ardross street

Guthrie Ballingall, Ho. 8 Huntly place

Robert H. Daly, clerk. Ho. 19 Telford road

Robert Fraser, out-door officer. Ho. 9 Telford street

Roderick Cameron, locker. Ho. Custom house

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12 Mrs Millar, dressmaker

13 Kev. Joseph Howard, Wesleyan minister

ARDCONNEL TERRACE (WEST).

1 James Melven, bookseller, 29 Union street

2 Eliza Smith, lodging-house keeper

3 Alexander Mackenzie, tea and wine merchant, 22 Churchstreet

4 George Wood, Courier Office

5 John Macintyre, engineering department, Postal Telegraphs

6 James Hume Mackenzie, bookseller, 18 High street

7 Mrs Dr Johnston8 Hugh Kelly, hatter, 43 High street

ARDCONNEL TERRACE (EAST).

Kev. P. Robertson, A.M., minister of Gaelic Church, Croixcrag

cottage

TullocJi's Buildings—1 Hugh Clark, Railway inspector

2 James Fraser, carpenter

3 Mrs Mackintosh4 Mrs D. Macqueen5 Charles Ross, lodging-house keeper6 Mrs Campbell8 William Mackenzie, boot and shoemaker9 George Watt, porter

Alexander Henderson, cabinetmakerJames Burnside, tinsmith, 4 Union street

Jane Gordon, Ryeford houseWilliam Smith, engineer and smith, Ness iron worksHenry John Williamson, foreman tailor, The CottageWilliam Milne, The Restaurant, Union street

Hugh Mackintosh (of Mactavish & Mackintosh, ironmongers)

William Mackay (of Mackay Brothers), Inglis street »

ARDROSS STREET.1 Mrs Eoss2 Mrs C. B. ]Macdonald

3 Miss Catherine Grant4 James Walker Hamilton (of Thos. Smith & Co., Hunt hall)

5 W. R. Balfour, collector of customs6 Hugh Clark, M.D.7 G. H. BoUand, capt. R.E. Off. Ness house8 Mrs Angus Macbean9 William M. C. Acton, major Recruiting staff

Alexander Eraser, granite works. Ho. 7 New buildings, Tom-nahurich street

AR-BA STREET DIRECTORY.

Northern Meeting Park and Pavilion

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John Macdonald, keeper

John Hay, plumberW. D. Mason, Ordnance survey

St Andrew's Cathedral of Moray

ARGYLE STREET—(Baenhill).

1 James Cant, foreman, goods shed, Railway

2 James Macdougall, shoemaker

3 Mrs John Smith5 Adam Taylor, slater

6 Samuel Alexander, cabinetmaker

Mrs Alexander, milliner and dressmaker

7 Thomas Beith, fitter

Louise Place—James Cook (of Cook & Macdonald, commission agents)

Christina Fraser, lodging-house keeper

11 Hugh Fraser, N.P,, and Inspector of poor

Joan Clayton

12 Francis Sutherland, book agent

13 James Fraser, carpenter

14 John Holloway, tailor

15 Mrs Harrow, lodging-house keeper

16 Duncan Macdonald, storekeeper

17 Alexander Clark, lessee of Petty CustomsPeter Cameron, carpenter

BANK LANE.1 Stewart, Rule, & Burns, solicitors, &c.

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Charles Stewart of Brin. Ho, ViewmountW. T. Rule. Ho. Campfield house, Drummond terrace

William Burns. Ho. 42 Union street

James Forbes, writer. Ho. 70 Church street

^Office of the Inverness Public Hall Company (Limited)

2 Alexander Fraser (of Fraser & Co., wholesale grocers)

5 Inverness Courier Office

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Robert Carruthers, LL.D., publisher. Ho. 20 Bank street

Walter Carruthers, do. Ho. Gordonville,

HaughRobert Carruthers, junior do. Ho. 17 Bank st.

George Wood, printing manager. Ho. 4 Ardconnelterrace (west)

James Barron, reporter. Ho. 5 "View place

James Cumming, do. Ho. Ballifeary

Andrew Ross, clerk

10 National Hotel—Mrs Christina Macdonald11 Hugh Mackenzie, bookbinder

STREET DIRECTORY. BA

14 Mrs Cameror], lodging-house keeper

15 John M. Suter, of 6 IJnion street

BANK STREET.1 Mrs Maclennan2 Mrs Mackay

Alexander Eraser8 James Fraser, blacksmithMrs Macbean, laundress

4 James Burgess, saddler

6 Margaret Macleod, dressmakerColin Dingwall, Free High Church oflScer

Mrs Margaret Fraser

6 John Marr, light porter

Peter Beaton, painter

John Macdonald, labourer

9 Miss Kennedy, first-class boarding-houseAllan Macdonald (of Macdonald & Mackintosh, grocers)

10 Alexander Macdonald, smith and farrier. Ho. Millburn11 Inverness Advertiser' Office

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W. B. Forsyth, printer and publisher. Ho. 11 Ness bankEben. Forsyth, book-keeper. Ho. do.

W. L, Henderson, printing manager. Ho. 23 Douglas rowHugh Johnston, foreman printer. Ho. 2 Douglas rowDonald Fraser, clerk. Ho. 22 Castle street

12 John Collier, photographer. Ho. 56a Telford roadFree High Church—Eev. Dr Black14 C. Wilson & Co., china merchants15 Donald Cameron, painter. Ho. 9 Hill street

16 Alexander Fraser & Co., wholesale grocers. Ho. 2 Banklane

17 Robert Carruthers, jun,, of the Courier18 Mrs Macewen20 James Rose, wine merchant, Bridge street

Robert Carruthers, LL.D., of the Courier

BARON TAYLOR'S LANE.1 George Smith, baker. Ho. No. 2

3 Eagle Hotel—Miles Macrae4 Mrs Mackay, huckster

James Mackintosh, labourer

John Maclachlan, shoemakerJames Baillie, book-binder

Grant & Co., livery stables

9 James Witherspoon, baker, Newmarket10 Mrs Margaret Morrison, green grocerThomas Urquhart, porter, Caledonian bank

BA-BR STREET DIRECTORY.

18 Bu^ht Mills Store-William Fraser, storekeeper. Ho. King street

19 Mrs Macdonald, dairy keeper. Ho. Hill street

20 Albion Company's Live Stock Wholesale Depot

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Murdo Macdonald, Academy street

21 Donald Fraser, commission agent

34, 35 Mrs Elizabeth Mackintosh, hotel-keeper

36 Duncan Macfarquhar, horse-shoer. Ho. 22 Douglas row37 Roderick Maclennan, shoemaker

David Bird, tailor

38 Alexander Fraser, bakerMary Macrae, huckster

Mrs Jean Fraser, seamstress

39 Mrs Owen, green grocer

BRIDGE STREET.1 Mrs Mary Henderson, fancy warehouse. Ho. 3 High street

2 Donald Campbell, draper. Ho. 3 High street

3 Fraser & Macleod, grocers, wine, and spirit merchants

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Roderick Fraser, 4 Bridge street

5 Alexander Munro, general draper, Scotia House. Ho. No. 66 Mrs Shaw, dressmakerAlexander Munro of No, 5

Peter Urquhart, hotel-keeper

Hugh Fraser, tailor

Duncan Maclennan, painter

Miss Ritchie, cookMrs Isabella Fraser

May Fraser, dressmakerHughina Fraser, do.

Thomas Fraser, draperRoderick Maclennan, masonAlexander Donaldson, blacksmithJohn Chisholm of No. 7

7 John Chisholm, wholesale and retail tea dealer and grocer.

Ho. No. 6

8 Mrs Campbell, dressmakerWilliam Edward Finlayson, tailor

Alexander Maclennan of No. 9

9 Alexander Maclennan, merchant. Ho. No. 8Working Men's Club

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Robert Siddons, superintendent

10, 11 William Mackenzie, general draper. Ho. 13 Charlesstreet

33 G-eorge Munro, tailor and clothier

14 Donald Macdonald, painter. Ho. Muirfield cottage16 Mrs Ross, private lodging-house keeper

n

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17 John O. Gow, jeweller, watchmaker, and optician. Ho. 15Douglas row

19 James Macnee, M.D., surijeon

20 William Fraser, grocer

27 Ferguson & Co., wine merchants

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Walter Carruthers, Gordonville

James Rose, 20 Bank street

30 John Campbell, agent for R. & J. Dick, gutta percha boot

and shoe manufacturers. Ho. No. 31

31 Hugh Munro, tailor

John Campbell of No. 30

Miss Vass, dressmaker

John Munro, painter

32 Peter Grant Macdonald, ironmonger. Ho. No. 33

33 P. G. Macdonald of No. 32

William Boyne, joiner

Alexander Fraser, blacksmith. Ho. 54 Church street

Christina MackenzieJames Wright, pointsman

David Mackay, agent for William Mackenzie of Glasgow,publisher. Ho. Charles street

Simon Eraser, potato merchant, New market

34 Donald Noble, baker. Ho. 24 Muirtown street

35 Duncan Macphail, waiter

Mrs MackintoshDavid Christie Taylor of 1 Church street

Mrs Fraser

Donald Ross, baker

36 Gavin Tait, printer and stationer. Ho. Haugh road

37 James Campbell, Gellion's Hotel, and 4 Church street

38 Daniel J. Grant, sheriff-officer and accountant

Miss MacgregorJames Cameron, messenger-at-arms

39 Robert Morrison, watch and clock maker, jeweller, andoptician. Ho, 72 Church street

40 Andrew Mackenzie, boot and shoemaker. Ho, 72 Churchstreet

41 Alexander Sim & Son, engravers and lithographic printers.

Ho, Rosefield cottage, Kingsmills road

BROADSTONE PARK—(Kingsmills Road).

Hugh Munro, gardener, Broadstone cottage

Alexander Macdonald (of Cook & Macdonald, commission agents)

Thomas Mackenzie (late of Drummond, Dores)Alexander Simpson, grocer, HazelbankThomas Douglas, joint-agent, City of Glasgow bank

BR-CA STREET DIRECTORY. 11

BROWN STREET.1 William Hatten, seamanWilliam Macpherson, saw-miller

John Macrae, shepherd

2 Donald GoUan, carpenter

3 Mrs RennieHugh Munro cabinetmaker

4 John Reid, blockmaker

5 James Fraser, labourer

David Macbean, blacksmith

6 John Chisholm, fitter

Kenneth Matheson, seaman8 George Macdonald, auctioneer, land and agricultural valuator

11 Mrs Ann Main12 Robert Maclean, sergeant, Militia

14 Alexander Cameron, carter

16 Alexander Fraser, late farmer17 Christopher Rice, seaman18 Donald Paterson, shipmaster

19 Donald Paterson, boat-builder

20 Mrs Macdonald22 Hugh Cameron, painter

William Macdonald, carter

29 John Mackenzie, carter

31 Henry Close, clock agent

Mrs John Fraser

32 Mrs Shaw33 John Home, tailor

Peter Munro, seamanDavid Shields, pensioner

Mary Urquhart, dressmaker

CASTLE AND COUNTY BUILDINGS.Patrick Blair, advocate, sheriff-substitute. Ho. Maryfield

H. C. Macandrew, solicitor, sheriff-clerk of Inverness-shire. Ho.The Dierebught

John Macfarquhar, M.A., sheriff'-clerk depute. Ho. 22 Douglas rowWilliam Ross Grant, solicitor. Ho. Maryhill, Edinburgh road

David Clark, assistant procurator-fiscal

William Murray, chief-constable of Inverness-shire. Ho, 41

Academy street

Donald Aitchison, superintendent of county police. Ho. Kings-mills road

Charles Munro, writer. Ho. 12 Douglas rowDonald Cameron, writer. Ho. CuUodenPeter Cumming Kerr, governor of prison

William Maciyer, keeper of the Castle

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CASTLE STREET.

1, 2 Young Men's Christian Association Buildings

3 James Fraser, jun., merchant. Ho. Bellevue, Drummondterrace

4 John Munro, carpenter

Kenneth Macdonald, solicitor. Ho. 4 Friar's place

William Lawrie (of Matthews & Lawrie, architects). Off.

108 Church street

6 William Smith, bookseller and stationer. Ho. 4 Hill

terrace

6 Peter Bethune, general draper. Ho. St Vincent cottage

7 Alexander Mackintosh, carpenter

Duncan and Donald Mackintosh, commission agents. Ho.23 Charles street

Donald Fraser, solicitor, accountant, and N.P., session-clerk

of Inverness

John Maclennan, pointsman

8 George Galloway, chemist. Ho. No. 9

9 Henry Christie (of Christie & Son, confectioners)

10 Gunn & Grant, drapers

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William GunnAlexander Grant

12, 19, 20 John P. Brodie, grocer and wine merchant. Ho.No. 94

13 Hugh Mackintosh Shaw, tinsmith. Ho. No. 3514 C, & J. Macdonald, fleshers

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Colin Macdonald, 14 Castle street

John Macdonald, Hill street

15 George Bremner, clerk

16 John Thomson, baker and confectioner. Ho. No. 1517 Mrs Lieut, Cameron

Janet MackintoshMargaret Forbes, dressmaker

18 David Keith, watchmaker20 Mrs Ferrie, lodging-house keeper

Miss Ann CameronDavid Cameron, mail guard

21 Primus Minck, watchmaker. Ho. 5 Albert place

22 Donald Macdonald, mason contractorMiss A. Mackenzie, lodging-house keeperWilliam Fraser, late flesher

George Simpson, porter

24 Miss Isabella MackayAnn Falconer, seamstressAlexander Shaw, foreman porter, RailwayJoanna Macdonald, dressmaker

CA STREET DIRECTORY. 13

24 Mackay & Maclean, plumbers and gasfitters

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Angus MackayRoderick Maclean

25 William Paterson, C.E. Ho. Larkfield

William Macbean, gardener

Arthur Lawler, joiner

Hugh Maccallum, baker

Donald Mackintosh, painter and paper-hanger, 42 Church

street

29 Mrs Eliza Sutherland, dressmaker

John Bruce, engine cleaner

Mrs Elizabeth Noble, lodging-house keeper

Mrs BuchananAndrew Mackenzie, fisher

Alexander Ross, blacksmith

Mrs John Paterson

Duncan Young, slater

Hugh Macdonald, labourer

William Sutherland, seamanMrs Margaret Thornton, toy dealer, New marketWilliam Eraser, shoemaker

30 Alexander Dingwall Eraser, plumber and gasfitter. Ho.No. 49

33 Duncan Macdonald, weaverJohn Macrae, blacksmith. RailwayErancis Calder, Railway pointsmanMrs ShawWilliam Shaw, shoemakerMrs Wilson, lodging-house keeper

34 Annie Macdonald, grocer

35 John Eraser, Railway guardMrs Mary MackintoshHugh Shaw, tinplate and copper worker, No. 21

Andrew Eraser, tailor

Hugh Matheson, do.

Mrs John Grant36 George Anderson, provision dealer. Ho. No. 35

37, 38 William Ross, painter and decorator. Ho. No. 3838 Mrs J. Maclennan39 William Noble, cabinetmaker and upholsterer. Ho.

No. 59

42 Mrs White, lodging-house keeperMargaret Young, provision merchantMiss G. Kennedy

43 Lachlan Macbean, sheriff officer

44 Mrs Mary Stewart, proviaon dealer

45 James Hendry, maltmau

14 STEEET DIRECTORY. CA

45 Elizabeth Macdonald, general servant

Mrs Eu3sell, dressmaker

May Eraser, general servant

Alexander Young, carpenter

James Chishoim, printer

John Cameron, engine driver, RailwayAlexander Watson, late vintner

46 Kenneth INIacleod, gardener

47 Mrs MackenzieChristina Jamieson

49 A. D. Eraser of No. 3050 John Eraser, painter

51 Peter Eraser, proprietor

James Martin, carpenter

52 John Einlay, foreman painter, RailwayDonald Mackenzie, tailor

David Reid, flesher, New marketCharles A. Blackley, boiler maker

53 George Morgan, post-horse master

534 James Maclean, house carpenter. Ho. 5 Huntly street

54 Mrs Aldridge, private lodging-house

65 Duncan Maccuiloch, teacher. Reformatory school

57 James Eraser, civil engineer and land surveyor. Ho. 1

Murray place

58 :^Ir3 WiUiam Clark

59 WilUam Noble of No. 39

60 James Mackintosh, boot and shoemaker61 James Rose, railway guard

Mrs Macrae, dressmaker

John Macdonald, shepherd

Andrew Grey, stoker, Railway62 Samuel Davidson64 William Morrison, tailor

Mrs Mackenzie, seamstress

65 Donald Mackintosh, carpenter

67 George Munro, grocer. Ho. No. 6S

68 William Campbell, commission agent

Miss Campbell

69 John Macdonald & Co., meal and flour merchants. Ho. 11

Charles street

70 Mrs MacdonaldMrs Catherine MackenzieRoderick Mackay, labourer

74 Alexander Stewart, chimney sweep^liss Stewart, proprietris

75 Ann Mackintosh, grocer and spirit dealer

76 James Macneill, umbrella maker

CA STREET DIRECTORY. 15

77 Donald Mackay, skinner

78 Mrs Macrae, toy merchant

79, 80 Lewis Smith Bell, baker and confectioner. Ho. No. 80

81 Mrs Gardiner, greengrocer

82 Christina BeatonJohn Taylor, labourer

83, 84 William Anderson, provision dealer. Ho. No. 84

84 John Maccabe of No. 93

Thomas Kussell, blacksmith. Ho. 2 Inglis court

85 Thomas Fraser, butcher

8,6 Duncan Fraser, potato merchant

87, 88 William Macbean, boot and shoemaker. Ho. No. 88

88 Colin Lamond, seamanChesbureh Macneil, blacksmith

William Campbell, labourer

91 John Mackillop, porter, steamboat oflB.ce

Donald Fraser, of No. 92William Falconer, cabmanKenneth Chisholm, painter

Miss Henderson, dressmaker

Mrs Mackenzie, sick nurse

Alexander Fraser, shoemaker92 Donald Fraser, grocer and spirit merchant. Ho. No. 91

93 John Maccabe, boot and shoemaker. Ho, No. 8494 J. P. Brodie of No. 1295 James Macdonald, grocer

96, 97 Mactavish & Mackintosh, general ironmongers

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Alexander Mactavish, Millburn cottage

Hugh Mackintosh, Ardconnel terrace (east)

98 John Noble, bookseller and stationer. Ho. No. 99100 Daniel Macdonald, confectioner. Ho. No. 99

102 Paul Campbell, shoemaker. Ho. 1 Duff street

CASTLE WYND.1 John Macdonald, tea merchant and family grocer. Ho. 11

Charles street

2 John Swan, hairdresser. Ho. 3 Crown street

3 Alexander Macdonald, messenger-at-arms

Duncan Macdonald, sheriff-officer

John Elgin, accountant, coach office

Burgh Court house and Offices

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Alexander Dallas, solicitor & town-clerk. Ho. 12 Telford st.

Fraser's Buildings—James Graham, tinsmith, RailwayWilliam Macculloch, saddler

William Macdonald, carpenter

Fergus Graham^ tailor

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8 John Macdonald, boot and shoemaker9 Donald Mackay, cab proprietor

10 Margaret MackenzieWilliam Cameron, lodging-house keeperDonald Urquhart, railway watchman

11 John Maclean, shoemakerHugh Fraser, carpenter, 13 Huntly street

William Miller Couper, jeweller

CELT STREET.1 Margaret Mackenzie, dressmakerMrs Gill

Donald Macdonald, labourer

John Sutherland, mason3 John Macgillivray, sawyer4 William Macdonald, tailor

Donald Macdonald, jeweller

5 John Macgillivray, Militia bandmaster7 Neil Fraser, grocer

William E.obb, silversmith

W. B. Wright, bottler. Church street

Campbell's Close—Roderick Macgregor, labourer

Hector Maclean, customs' collector

James Fotheringham, plumberJohn Campbell, joiner

11 Robert Forbes, innkeeper

12 John Fraser, grocer and spirit dealer

14 Malcolm Mackenzie, labourer

15 Peter Miller, carter

John Macdonald, labourer

Donald Matheson, do.

CHAPEL STREET.Chapel-Yard Burying-Ground—John Martin, sexton." Ho. 46

Academy street

1, 22 David Forsyth, sculptor. Ho. No. 19

2, 4 James Macbean, auctioneer and appraiser. Ho. No. 2

5 John Fraser, hairdresser. Ho. 45 Academy street

7 John INIorris & Co., glaziers and frame makers8 Jessie Urquhart9 Mrs Christina Sutherland, grocer

11 Alexander Macrae, foreman, sawmills

Jean Gilmour, dressmaker12 Mrs Kennedy

Margaret Munro13 Mrs Rebecca Macgregor, grocer. Ho. No. 3

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15 James Falconer, tailor

16, 17 John Ross, grocer and victual dealer. Ho. No. 1718 Finlay Maclean, labourer

19 David Forsyth of Nos. 1 and 22James Forsyth, clerk, Kailway

21 Mrs Sutherland23 David Mackenzie, baker24 Mrs John Macbean, meal and potato dealer

25 James Taylor, labourer

Mrs Jessie Smith, dressmakerThomas Ross, blacksmith

26 Mrs Miller, dressmaker27 John Maclean, grocer

28 John Ross, gardenerJames Dickson, brassfounder

29 Owen Murphy, broker

30 Donald Fraser, blacksmithMrs MacintyreThomas Hutchison, carter

31 Christina Nicholson, merchant32 Alexander Macqueen, shoemaker33 Miss Maclellan, merchant34 James K. Lawrence, cabinetmaker35 James Mackintosh, joiner

Alexander Macgregor, fireman, Railway36 James Maccowan, grocer. Ho. No. 35

CHARLES STREET.1 Charles Mackay, coal merchant. Railway station

George G. Allan, inspector of Caledonian bank branches2 Miss Elizabeth Reid, lodging-house keeper

7 Alexander Mackintosh, cattle dealer

9 Jane Clark, lodging-house keeper11 John Macdonald, grocer, Exchange and New Market13 William Mackenzie of 10, 11 Bridge street

23 Duncan & Donald Mackintosh, commission agents, 7 Castle

street

25 Mrs Ferguson, midwife29 Margaret Norrie, lodging-house keeper

John Macfarlane, cellarmanGustave Vignon, teacher of modern languages, Royal Academy

33 Mrs Smith, lodging-house keeperDonald Watson, game dealer, Inglis street

35 Mrs William Napier, lodging-house keeperMrs Orr

William Ferguson (of Ferguson Brothers, jewellers), Primrosevilla

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Miss Grant, Primrose villa

John Fraser, cartwright, Willow cottage

Alexander Simon Fraser, commercial traveller, Willow cottage

Miss Kyle, Willow cottage

W, B. Brown, head waiter, Station hotel, Harting cottage

Donald Fraser, tobacconist, 37 Union street

David Mackay, publishers' agent. Ofif. Bridge street

Mrs A. CameronJohn Munro, Glenallan cottage

Church Place and Lane (North)—See under North.

CHURCH STREET.1 David Christie Taylor, tobacconist and fruiterer. Ho, 35

Bridge street

2 Fraser Rennie, Yolunteer Arms hotel

Alexander Dallas, watch and clockmaker, 77 Church street

William Ross, draper

3 John Macqueen, boot and shoemaker. Ho, 26 Eose street

4 James Campbell, Gellion's hotel, and 37 Bridge street

5 J. W. Mackenzie & Co,, leather merchants. Ho. No, 4

7 Hamilton & Son, auctioneers

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George Hamilton8 Alexander Cameron, tobacconist. Ho. Hill street

9 John Dallas, painter

Donald Mackay, carpenter

Finlay Munro, tailor

John Walker, joiner

Thomas Fraser, coachbuilder

George Donaldson, shoemakerMrs John DouglasDonald Fraser, tailor

John Macbean, pork curer

John Stewart, blacksmithArchibald Fraser, gardenerMrs Tillman, staymaker

10 John Mackenzie, draper. Ho. 11 Castle street

11 National Bank of Scotland—Stewart & Rule, agents

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Charles Stewart of Brin, Procurator-Fiscal for Inverness-

shire

William Taylor Rule, Campfield House, Drummond terrace

Charles Clunas, accountant. Ho. 54 Church street

James Macdonald, teller. Ho. 35 Haugh road

12 Ann Morgan, grocer. Ho. 9 Union street

14 Robert Naughten, jeweller and silversmith. Ho. No. 13

15 Gumming & Campbell, silk mercers

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Thomas D. Campbell, 10 Ness bank

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16, 17 Caledonian Hotel—John Menzies18 Mrs Calder, lodging-house keeper

David Whyte, photographic artist, and at No. 75Miss Jatnieson

Cornelius Wilson of 14 Bank street

19 Mitchell and Fraser, chemists and dentists

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Henry Mitchell, Surbiton cottage, Fairfield laneJohn Fraser, 56 Church street

20, 21 Charles Keith, bookseller, stationer, and lithographer.

Ho. 3 Murray place

William Grant, surgeon-dentist. Ho. Blythefield cottage,

Edinburgh road

22 Alexander Mackenzie, wholesale and retail tea, wine, &c.,warehouseman. Ho. 3 Ardnonnel terrace (west)

23 Peter Baillie, shipowner, coal, lime, and timber merchant.Off. Drummond street

Simon Fraser, writer

24 George Mackenzie, saddler

25 Mrs Jane Mackenzie, fancy warehouse. Ho. No. 2626 Mrs Calder, milliner, furrier, and straw bonnet maker27 Thomas Shaw, hairdresser. Ho. 32 Brown street

28 Mackintosh & Reid, flashers

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Thomas Mackintosh, Shore street

David Reid, 52 Castle street

29 Misses E, and A. Corner, dress and cloak makersDonald Forbes, ironmonger. Union street

Charles Harland Morine, professor of music30 Logan & Co., music sellers and pianoforte tuners. Ho. No. 6431 Morel Brothers, wine merchants and Italian warehousemen

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Frederick T. Tull, manager. Ho. No. 3232 Miss Catherine Fraser, boarding and day school

Simpson & Hamilton

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Hugh Simpson, writer, N.P., and registrar

Charles Hamilton, solicitor. Ho, Southside cottage

Registration OflSce for Births, Marriages, and Deaths for theParish of Inverness

William Napier Park, photographer. Ho. No. 29

33 William Ashburton Macleay, bird stuffer and fishing-tackle

maker. Ho. 4 Huntly place

Commercial Bank

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Alexander Fraser, bank-agentJohn Fleming Bell, accountant. Ho. Charles street

35 Mrs Jane Aitchison, midwifeDonald Murray, carpenter

George Cowie, boiler makerDuncan Stewart, carpenter

36 Mary Matheson, provision dealer

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37 Alexander Chisholm, confectioner and pie-baker

38 Parochial Board Offices

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William Fraser, N.P., inspector of poor. Ho, 11 Argyle

street

David Munro, collector of poor rates

George Macbean, assistant out-door inspector. Ho. No, 50

89 ^neas Mackintosh. Off. 42 Union street

40 Joseph Marello, basket maker. Ho. No. 66^

41 Miss Catherine Ross, dressmaker and milliner. Ho. No. 85

42 Highlander Printing Office

Mrs Mary Tough43, 44 Lydia Findlater, Clachnacuddin hotel

44 James Davidson, fitter

Murdo Macleod, stoker

Mrs GibsonHugh Mackenzie, tailor

45 Mackintosh & Noble, painters

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John Mackintosh. Ho. No. 44Donald Noble, 30 Upper Kessock street

46, 47 Robert Iraray, upholsterer and cabinetmaker. Ho. No. 55

48 Rev. George Mackay, Free North Church60 George Macbean, assistant out-door inspector of poor

51 Edward Todd, basket makerHigh Church and Burying-Ground—Rev. Dr Macdonald, Hill

parkGaelic Church—Rev. Peter Robertson, Croixcrag cottage, Ard-

connel terrace (east)

Rifle Volunteer HallAlexander Maclean, baker and confectioner. Ho, 1 Friar's lane

51a Duncan Cameron, boot and shoemaker, 44 Union street

Nicol's Alley—1 Mrs Macdonald, lodging-house keeper2 Mrs Maclennan, do.

Roderick Dingwall, joiner

Mary Mackintosh, sick nurse

52a "William Rose, carpenter

Duncan Macgregor, tailor

63 Miss Jane Thomson, lodging-house keeper64 Charles Clunas, accountant, National bank

Alexander Fraser, blacksmith, 33 Bridge street

Alexander Forbes, carpenter

55 Robert Imray, of Nos, 46 and 4766 John Fraser (of Mitchell & Fraser, chemists)58 Miss Slorah

Kenneth Maciver of No. 7059 David Roy, engineer

Mrs William Mackintosh, lodging-house keeper

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59 Alexander Macdonald, railway guard

61 Logan & Thomson, plumbers, &c.

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Miss Logan. Ho. No. 60

Andrew Thomson, 7 Manse place

62 John Urquhart, corn dealer. Ho. No. 59

William Benjamin Wright, ale and porter merchant. Ho.Fairfield lane

School Lane—1 Lewis Fotheringham, railway porter, Masonic LodgeMrs CampbellAlexander Campbell, carpenter

64 John Robertson, farmerMiss Fraser

65 James Jones Ross, M.D., surgeon

QQ Angus Macleod, upholsterer

QQ\ Cooper's Close—Andrew Noble, clerk

Mrs Davidson, lodging-house keeperCatherine MacbeanMrs Marello, furrier

Peter Macdonald, gardener

Alexander Grant, saddler

Miss Campbell, dressmakerMrs MacleodJane NobleKenneth Campbell, late carpenter

John Macdonald, seaman67 Innes & Macdonald, solicitors and N.P.

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Charles Innes, Bruar, Old Edinburgh road

Allan INIacdonald, Hill park

70 Maciver & Co., cabinetmakers and upholsterers

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Kenneth Maciver. Ho. No. 58

Duncan Maciver. Do.

7O5 Misses Forbes, dressmakers

71 Finlay Maciver, carver and gilder. Ho. No. 58

72 Mrs BakerRobert Morrison, watchmaker, 39 Bridge street

George Walker (of James Walker & Co., Inverness Sawmills)

73 Catherine Murray, milliner

74 Miss Fraser, dressmakerMiss Elizabeth Williamson

75 David Whyte, photographic artist, and at No. 18

76 Hector Charleston, waiter

77 Alexander Dallas, watchmaker, &c. Ho. No. 2

78, 79 Donald Macleod, painter and glass merchant. Ho. No. 7979 May Mackenzie, dressmaker

John Macdonald, tailor

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79 Lydia Macphail80 Donald Eosa, boot, brogue, and shoemaker. Ho. 3 Chapel

street

81 Kenneth Fraser, baker. Ho. No. 79

83 Hugh Lurasden Snowie, gunmaker, staffer, and fly dresser.

Ho. Oarleton villa and No. 82

84 Roderick Young, grocer. Ho. 2 Douglas rowNew MarJcet Entry— ,

1 James Grant, mason2 Mrs Macdonald, innkeeper3 David Mackintosh, tailor

4 James Fraser, corn merchant5 James Sharp, tailor

Misses Ross, milliners

Mrs Paterson

John Russell, builder. Ho. 1 Muirtown street

86 Christopher Munro, bootmaker. Ho. 7 Douglas rowSt John's Episcopal Church—Rev. Canon Roughead, incumbent.

Ho. Fountainville, Edinburgh road

88 Donald Duff, agent. Bank of Scotland

96 Robert Fraser & Sons, clothiers, &c.

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A. T. F. Fraser, Fern villa, Southside road

100 John Gray, boot and shoemaker (Maybole branch)

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Robert Gumming, agent. Ho. 20 Inglis street

101 Mrs Maclennan, lodging-house keeper

Miss Souter

102 George Mackenzie, boot and shoemaker. Ho. 18 Muirtownstreet

103 John Ross, wine merchant. Ho. Woodbine cottage, Edin-burgh road

104 Northern Meeting Rooms—T. G. Henderson, secretary

105 Thomas Smith & Co., warehousemen. Hunt Hall

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James Hamilton. Ho. Southside cottage, Southside road

James Walker Hamilton. Ho. 4 Ardross street

106 John Chisholm, ironmonger, seed and agricultural merchant.Ho. 7a Ness bank

107 Robert Denoon, chemist. Ho. 3 High street

108 Matthews & Lawrie, architects. Ho. 4 Castle street

John Sinclair, banker, Beauly. Ho. Broomhill house, Cul-

duthel road

CROWN STREET.1 Murdoch Maclennan, flesher

2 John Crorabie, sewing machine agent

3 John Swan, shoemaker4 Alexander Macpherson, jeweller, 11 High street

6 William Gillies, carpenter

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6 Mrs Mackenzie, washerwoman6 Hugh Ross, plumberJohn Fraser, painter

7 James Forbes, cover maker, RailwayAlexander Allison, porter

8 Ronald Campbell, fitter, RailwayAlexander Maclennan, shoemaker

9 Robert Christie, brass-finisher, Railway

Thomas Gordon, carpenter

10 Thomas Mackenzie, pattern makerJohn Macrae, carpenter

11 John Forbes do.

12 James Rowland, civil assistant. Ordnance Survey

13 Ewen Chisholm, skinner

14 Duncan Wilson, plant collector. Railway

15 Farquhar Mackenzie, joiner

16 Angus Rose, brakesman. Railway

17 James Watt, storekeeper

18 Francis Ferris, sergeant, R.E., Ness house

19 Robert Riley, civil assistant, Balnain house

20 Finlay Fraser, tailor

David Fraser, joiner

21 Isabella Ferguson, washerwomanRichard Ferrie, plumber

22 Donald Mackintosh, gardener

Mrs Mackenzie23 George Cameron, railway porter

James Lyon, do.

24 Catherine Fraser, laundress

Kenneth Mackenzie, cab-driver

25 Anne Fraser

26 John Macgregor, drapers' assistant

CULDUTHEL ROAD—(Continuation of Castle St.)

John Dallas, commission agent, Ceylon cottage

James Scott, Inland Revenue officer. Observatory buildings

James Maclagan, mail guard, Observatory buildings

Archibald John Fraser, draper, Observatory buildings

David Rose, corn merchant, ViewmountGeorge Rose, do. do.

Charles Stewart of Erin, ViewmountRev. Dr John Black, Free High Church ManseRobert Davidson, accountant, MayfieldJohn Wilson, M.D., Woodcliff

George Black, brewer, Thornhill. Off. Lombard street

Andrew Dougall, manager, Highland Railway Company, Straw-

berry hill

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Colin Lyon-Mackenzie of St Martins, SunnysideColonel John Cameron, Clifton lodge

John Sinclair, banker, Beauly, Broomhill house. Off. 108 Churchstreet

Colonel R. M. Sutherland, C.B., Huntly lodge, AultnaskiachMrs Inglis, Aultnaskiach cottage

Charles R. Fraser, captain, adjutant T.H.R.V., HeatherleyEvan Junor, gardener, the Lodge, HeatherleyRev. Donald Macdonald, CD,, first minister of Inverness, Hill

parkRight Rev. Robert Eden, D.D., Bishop of Moray and Ross, Primus

of Episcopal Church of Scotland, Hedgefi:eld houseJames Videon, butler, HedgefieldJohn Eraser, gardener, do.

Alexander Robertson, Aultnaskiach houseThomas Dewar, gardener, Aultnaskiach lodge

Charles Robert Manners, C.E., Sunnybank. Off. 22 Union st.

DENNY STREET.1 William Smith (of Whyte & Co., 21 Union street)

2 Robert Cravpford

3 Robert Pauline, booking-clerk, Railway4 James Macdonald, grocer, 95 Castle street

Donald Eraser, cattle dealer

5 Mrs Macgregor, sick nurse

7 Mrs Eullarton, Keith's cottage

Laurel Terrace—1 Ernest Kesting, music master, Academy2 John Alfred Boyes, engineers' department, Postal tele-

graphs3 Colin Macdonald, the cloth and linen warehouse, 48

High street

4 James Ferguson (of Ferguson Brothers, jewellers)

DOUGLAS ROW.1 2 Hugh Johnstone, foreman printer, Advertiser Office

3 Mrs Captain Cochrane Eraser4 Mrs Munro5 John Cook, late shipbuilder

Duncan Gallic, engineer6 Mrs Abigail Rose, midwife7 Christopher Munro, shoemaker, 86 Church street

8 Mrs Catherine Maclennan, lodging-house keeper9 John Maciver

10 James Macrae, late accountant, stamp office

11 John Morrison12 Mrs A. Munro

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12 Charles Munro, writer, Castle

Misses Munro, milliners, 31 Union street

13 David Barclay, coachbuilder, Fraser street

14 John Sutherland, late superintendent of police

Miss Suter

15 John 0. Gow, jeweller, 17 Bridge street

16 John Pocock, sergeant-major, I.H.R.V.17 Samuel Thomson, English master. Royal Academy18 Donald Mackintosh (of D. Mackintosh & Co., Waterloo place)

19 Mrs Young20 John Macbean, tailor

John Johnstone, railway guard21 William Martin, late vintner

David Craig

22 Duncan Macfarquhar, blacksmith, Theatre lane

23 Mrs Catherine Fraser, private lodging-house keeperW. L. Henderson, Advertiser Office

24 Rev. Alexander Macgregor, minister of West Church

DRUMMOND (LOWER) AND DORES ROAD.John Mackenzie, M.D., Provost of Inverness, Eileanach houseAlexander Fraser, gardener, Eileanach lodge

Mrs Masson, Bellfield

William Douglas Bunbury, retired captain, Indian army, Willow-bank

Kenneth Maclean, gardener, WillowbankJ. C. Mackay, WoodfieldCaptain Coddington, WoodvilleMrs Ellison, Tighneilan houseThomas H. Smith, Albyn place. Island bankA. P. Hay, solicitor and postmaster, RiverdaleRoderick Fraser, Cul-na-eilean houseMrs James Cowan, Beaufort villa

William Morrison, shipowner, Birchwood houseMrs Arbuthnot, BraerannochEwen MacdonaJd, superintendent water works, Island bankJames Macgillivray, keeper of the Ness IslandsDavid Mackintosh, gardener, Island bank cottageJohn Fraser, gardener, Island bank cottageDonald Macdonell, porter. Island bank cottageDonald Mackintosh, clerk, Island bank cottageJames Falconer, Island bank houseJames Ross, solicitor, Riverbank houseAndrew Fraser, contractor, Reelig cottageAlexander Ross, architect, Riverfield houseWilliam Jolly, H.M. inspector of schools, Island bankMiss Grant, Marine cottage

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Hugh Barron, Oampfield cottage

Donald Mackay, Heath cottage

Angus Bethune, farmer, BahiahaunNicol & Co., woollen manufacturers, Holm mills

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John Cochrane Macewan, Ness cottage

Donald Mackay, Heath cottage

Thomas Henry Smith, Albyn place

Ewen Mackenzie, Holm mills

Alexander Macdonald, finisher, Holm mills

William Ferguson, Holm mills

DRUMMOND ROAD.1 Mrs More, Eosebank2 Miss Laidlaw3 Mrs Macleod, Laverock bank4 James Macdonald, landscape gardener, Brookvale cottage

6 Rev. David Mackenzie, Beech-tree house

7 Mrs E. G. Robertson, Beech-tree cottage

10 John Macrae, Woodbine cottage

11 Duncan Gordon, late farmer and innkeeper, Drummond cottage

13 John Mackintosh, late teacher, BrooksideWilliam Eraser, gardener, Pond lodge, Drummond parkWilliam Eraser, gardener, Wester lodge, do.

DRUMMOND STREET.1 Singer & Co., sewing machinists

14 Adam Hogg, tailor

Industrial Society DepotJohn Macbain, house painter. Ho. 3 Lombard street

William Mackintosh, architect. Ho. Eern villa, Kingsmills

road

3 James Eraser, house painter. Ho. Hardie's buildings, Barnhill

2 Elliot & Co., fleshers

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Matthew Elliot, Citadel house

Thomas Walker, 3 Kenneth street

William Linton, clerk. Citadel house4 Charles Ereeman, fish, poultry, and game dealer. Ho. Porter-

field cottage

6 D. Mackintosh & Co., general merchaiits and commission

agents, and at 7 Waterloo place—Donald Mackini-osh, 18 Douglas rowJohn Mackintosh, do.

Rose & Mackenzie, solicitors and notaries

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Hugh Rose. Ho. 11 High street

Evan George Mackenzie. Ho. Kirkhill manseMrs Henderson, dressmakerDonald Mackenzie, grocer, High street

DR-DU STREET DIRECTORY. 27

6 Mrs Eraser

8, 10 John P. Barns, fruiterer and tobacconist. Ho. Forbescottaoe, Kingsmills road

12 Peter Baillie, shipowner, coal, lime, and timber merchant.Ho. 23 Church street

DHUMMOND TERRACE.Charles Waterston, banker, OaklandsDr J. G. Fraser, MerlewoodWilliam Gordon, gardener, do.

Allan Maclean, Old Drummond houseThomas Finlay, gardener, OaklandsDonald Davidson, solicitor, (of Davidson & Scott), Drummond

park house-

Alexander A. Gregory, corn merchant, Westwood cottageJames Fraser, ironmonger, 3 Castle street, BellevueWilliam Taylor Rule (of Stewart & Rule, solicitors), Campfield

houseDavid Urquhart, Campville

DUFF STREET.1 Paul Campbell, boot and shoemaker, 100 Castle street

John Macdonald, labourer

2 Donald Fraser, do.

Alexander Martin, do.

3 John Fraser, grocer

4 Mrs A. Fraser

5 Duncan Macdonald, carter

John Mackay, scavenger

6 James Maclean, labourer

Norman Macmillan, do.

Ranald Macinnes, shoemakerMrs Macdonald

7 Mrs Helen Macbean, huckster

8 James Brown, pipe raanufaciurer. Ho. 2 Munro's lane9 Duncan Robertson, rope-spinner

James Macbean, weaverJohn Noble, shoemaker

10 Alexander Reid, mason11 William Macdonald, grocer

12 Donald Macdougall, carter

John Sinclair, slater

Alexander Munro, late slater

13 Roderick Campbell, labourer

15 Joseph Polombo, hardware dealer

17 Margaret Noble18 Mrs Downie

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21 Mrs Morrison22 Mrs Campbell23 Roderick Eraser, blacksmith

EDINBURGH ROAD—(From the Observatory to thePOORHOUSE.)

Joseph Mitchell, C.E., Viewhill

Alexander Mackenzie, coachman, Viewhill

James Findlay, gardener, do.

Kev. Canon Roughead, St John's Episcopal Church, Fountainville

Alexander Mackenzie, china merchant, 44a Union street, Ivycottage

Mrs Simon Eraser, Allan cottage

Very Rev. Henry Clark Powell, Provost of St Andrew's Cathe-

dral, St Andrew's lodge

Mrs William Campbell, Devon cottage

Mrs Innes, Fountain cottage

DirUton Place—Captain Clark

Charles Freeman, poulterer and game dealer, Drummondstreet

Thomas Macdonald, builder

Porterjield—William Gowenlock, assistant secretary, Highland Rail-

way, Porterfield houseAlexander Ellis, builder, Elsie cottage

William S. Duncan, drawing-master, Royal Academy,Elsie villa

Miss Mackinnon, Porterfield cottage

John Sutherland, book agentAlexander Macpherson, light porter

Charles Innes, solicitor, Bruar. Off. 67 Church street

Peter Bethune, draper, St Vincent cottage

William Grant, surgeon-dentist, 20 Church street, Blythefield

Robert Cameron, Hawthorn cottage

John Ross, wine merchant, 103 Church street, Woodbine cottage

William Eraser, Inverness Iron Company, AnnfieldAlexander Eraser, solicitor, do. Off. 22 Union street

Wm. R. Grant, solicitor and accountant, Maryhill. Off. Castle

Angus Trotter, auctioneer, Lillyfield

John Davidson, wholesale grocer and wine merchant, Inglis St.,

Hawthorn bankJohn Ellis, builder, Eilandonan lodgeCaptain Barker, R.N., Eilandonan cottageDonald Macdonald, painter, 13 Bridge street, Muirfield cottage

Rev, George Robson, M. A., minister of Union street U.P. Church,Ardgour cottage

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Donald Macfie, governor of the Poorhouse

Alexander Forbes, farmer, Damfield

EDWARD'S COURT—(Theatre Lane.)

1 Colin Campbell, waiter

William Forbes, police constable

John Davidson, clerk

2 Mrs MackintoshMiss Eraser

3 James Hasson, pedlar

Elspet Eraser

4 Mrs Janet Wishart6 Jane Paterson

Elizabeth Maclean

FACTORY STREET—(Maggot.)2 Edward Murphy, hawker3 Mrs GaulJohn Christie, mason

4 Hugh Eraser, shoemakerKenneth Chisholm

5 David Macmillan, hawkerSimon Logan, slater

6 Donald Eraser, flesher

7 Hugh Eraser, poultry dealer

9 James Eeid, shoemaker11 William Daly, chimney sweep12 Ann Smith, washerwoman13 Thomas Macdonald, blacksmith

18 James Eraser, carter

Simon Mackay, shoemaker

FAIRFIELD LANE.1 Alexander Grant, baker

John Eraser, coachwright

3 Alexander Eraser, carter

John Macdonald, blacksmith

6 William Macdonald, labourer

Roderick Macgregor, tailor

John Macgregor, porter

6 Donald Shaw, burgh police

8 Mrs Angus Macgregor9 Alexander Eraser, baker

10 Hugh Macrae, porter

11 Robert Batchen, masonJohn Ferguson, clerk and sheriff ofHcer

14 Mrs Elizabeth Ross

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14 Malcolm Crawford, labourer

William Campbell, farmer

15 Isabella Macrae, washerwoman16 James Adam, late carpenter

Henry Mitchell (of Mitchell & Fraser, chemists), Surbiton cottage

FRASER STREET—(Church Street.)

David Barclay, coachbuilder. Ho, 13 Douglas rowSimon Mackenzie, plumber and gasfitter. Ho. Albion cottage,

Southside road

3 Angus Mackay, retired mail guard

4 Roderick Mackenzie, moulder

Congregational Chapel—Rev. W. Milue, M.A., Brookside, Drum-mond road

FRASER STREET—(HAuan.)

1 Charles Smith, labourer

2 William Fraser, labourer

John Morrison, labourer

4 Miss Fraser, dressmakerAlexander Mackenzie, labourer

Mrs Fraser - *.

Betsy Mackintosh, washerwoman6 Christina Fraser

Mrs Anne Fraser, washerwoman

FRIAR'S LANE.1 Alexander Maclean, baker, Church street

2 James Rose, shoemakerChristina ForbesEliza CameronMrs Macdonald

3 Elizabeth Macbean4 Mrs May Macleod5 Margaret Macaulay8 Mrs Janet Mackenzie

Donald Mackay, labourer

9 Alexander Mackenzie, bottler

10 Angus Macphie, seaman11 Charles Mackintosh, pensioner

12 Alexander Macdougall, carpenter

Alexander Mackenzie, house proprietor

Friar's Court—Mrs Sinclair, lodging-house keeper

William Shepherd, fireman, RailwayJohn Macleod, labourer

Donald Simpson, potato dealer

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Friar''s Court, continued—Alexander Mactavish, flasher

Donald Fraser, tailor

Hugh MunroWilliam Sinclair, fireman, Eailway

18 Mrs E. Cameron, lodging-house keeper

19 Edward Eraser, painter

Alexander Ross, porter

John Eraser, shoemakerAngus Urquhart, seaman

20 William Eraser, labourer

21 John Mackenzie, agent for G. N. of S. Railway22 Mrs Ross, provision merchant

Elizabeth Macpherson, shopkeeper

23 James Gray, slater. Ho. 33 Friar's street

24 William Miaclennan, carter

FRIAR'S PLACE.1 Alexander Jenkins, tailor

2 Mrs Catherine Maciver, lodging-house keeper

Mrs Sutherland

3 John Cameron, masonKenneth Macdonald, labourer

4 Kenneth Macdonald, solicitor

6, 7, 8 William Wells, iron and brass founder. Ho. No.

FRIAR'S STREET.2 James Deans, shoemakerRobert Cameron, tea traveller

Roderick Maclennan, seamanJohn Macrae, blacksmith

3 Murdoch Chisholro, labourer

4 Alexander Mackenzie, shoemaker5 Margaret PatersonMrs Elizabeth Eraser, lodging-house keeper

6 John Sinclair, warehouse porter

7 Alexander Eraser, blacksmithGeorge Ross, blacksmith

8 Alexander Ross, labourer

Mrs Christina Bain9 Mrs Hannah Mackenzie •

James Anderson, bill-poster

10 William Mackintosh, carter

11 John Graham, labourer

12 Donald Hood, masonMrs Mackintosh, seamstress

14 Andrew Munro, joiner

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15 Francis Fraser, joiner

Greyfriar's Church-yard—J. Martin, 46 Academy street, sexton16 Ann Denoon

John Mackintosh, labour

James Robertson Martin, collector of petty customs17 John Fraser, cabinetmaker18 Kenneth Dingwall20 Henrietta Macleod, lodging-house keeper21 James Matheson, tailor

Colin Ross, masonMargaret Campbell, lodging-house keeperDavid Shaw, grocer

23 Donald Anderson, gardener24: William Mackintosh, flesher

25 Peter Fraser, tailor

26 Simon Fraser, mason28, 30 John Hood, carpenter. Ho. No. 3030 John Baxter, seaman31 Mrs Dunbar

James Fraser, burgh police sergeant32 Donald Davidson, labourer

William Miles, do.

33 John Ross, carpenter

34 James Gray, slater

35 Mrs James MackayMargaret Fraser, huckster

36 Andrew Davidson, labourerJohn Macleod, do.

37 Mrs Margaret SabistonJohn Innes

38 William Fleming, carpenter39 John Macbean, do.

40 Alexander Sinclair, shopman

GARIBALDI PLACE.Donald Fraser, Garibaldi houseAlexander Fraser, accountant, Hunt hall

Donald Macdonald, grocer. Ho. Kenneth street

1 Hugh Dickson, brassfounder, 27 High street

2 Donald Mackintosh, bell-hanger

3 James Young, labourer '

GILBERT STREET.2 John Ross, auctioneer

3 Donald Munro, labourerMrs Macleod

4 Alexander Macleod, labourer

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5 James Mackintosh, tailor

7 Peter Mackenzie, masou8 John Eraser, seamanJohn Macdonald, do.

George Fraser, shoemaker9 William Munro, grocer and provision dealer

10 David Gunn, seaman11 James Davidson, burgh police

12 James Forsyth, labourer

Jamea Mackenzie, do.

James Taylor, sailmaker

13 Mrs Catherine Fraser

15 Robert Sutherland, hammerman16 J. A. Chisholm, tanner, wool merchant, and rope manufacturer.

Ho. 17 Telford street

17 William Bowles, seaman18 James Maclean, plumber

James Mackenzie, sailmaker

19 John Macdonald20 Duncan Munro, carpenter

Murdoch Macrae, sergeant, burgh police

GLEBE STREET.1 G. & D. Fraser, engineers and millwrights. Ho. 6 Waterloo

place

1, 2 John Fraser, innkeeper

2 Donald Fraser, commission agent. Off. 21 Baron Taylor's lane

Miss Fraser, dressmaker

3 John Mackenzie, labourer

5 James Munro, carpenter

7 Donald Mackintosh, blacksmith. RailwayGeorge Munro, brassfounder, RailwayGeorge Johnston, pointsman. Railway

8 Alexander Mackintosh, cooper

Alexander Fraser, seamanWilliam Welsh, blacksmith

9 Simon Fraser, potato merchant, New MarketJohn Gordon, salmon fisher

10 Mrs Jessie Martin11 Alexander Macdonald, tailor

12, 13 Mary Rose, lodging-house keeper14 Ellen M aclean, do.

Donald Maclean, saw-miller

16 William Fraser, labourer

17 Colin Reid, gunraaker

18 Grigor Grant, tailor

Alexander Rose, carpenter

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GORDON PLACE.2 Donald Fraser, collector for Gas and Water Co.

3 Mrs Margaret Rose, lodging-house keeper

4 Mrs Ross, lodging-house keeper

GORDON TERRACE.Rev. James Scott, D.D., RosemountRoderick Scott (of Davidson & Scott, solicitors), RosemountWilliam Mackay, Gordoiiston

Alexander Duff, carpenter

Evan Maclennan, commercial traveller

GRANT STREET.

2 Mrs J. Munro, ship chandler

3, 4, 5 William Fraser, innkeeper

7 James Fraser, shoemaker

8 Ann Ross, provision dealer

12 Kenneth Cameron, grocer

13 Donald Macdonald, shoemaker

15 Duncan Mackenzie, shepherd

Archibald Eraser, labourer

17 Ranald Belford Mackenzie, grocer. Ho. No. 16

Tap Lane—1 James Munro, ship carpenter

Dugald Matheson, do.

9 William Fraser, grocer. Ho. No. 8

19 Alexander Munro, grocer

20 Murdo Maclennan, blacksmith. Ho. XJ. Keasock street

21 Mrs William Eraser

22 Catherine Fraser, grocer

23 Mrs Maclaren, greengrocer

24 William Simpson, ship chandler

25 James Kinsley, sergeant, militia

26 Isabella Simpson, grocer. Ho. No. 25

27, 28 John Thomson, grocer. Ho. No. 28

31 Alexander Mackay, postman32 David Mackintosh, timekeeper, Railway33 James Gray, ship chandler. Ho. No. 34

36 Mrs Macgregor, innkeeper

37 Dewar & Stewart, china and stoneware merchants

39 Colin Macdonald, provision merchant and joiner

41 Donald Macgregor, flesher

43 Mrs Gillies, grocer

44 Peter Fraser, provision merchant45 Murdo Urquhart, ship chandler

46 Mrs Gunn, merchant

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49 John Reid, carpenter

50 Mrs Donald Mackenzie, baker and grocer

61, 52 Mary Macmillan, vintner

54 Michael Hasson, broker. Ho. No. 5365 John Ross, cabinetmaker

GREIG STREET.Roderick Johnstone, photographer. Ho. 27 Huntly street

1 Duncan Maclennan, carpenter

John Mackenzie, farmer2 Adam Red path, stationer

3 James Tulloch, grocer. Ho. No. 2

4 Alexander Macdonald, grocer, 25 King street

5 William Stuart, blacksmith

HAMILTON PLACE.1, 2 Robert Mackay, wine merchant. Ho, Englishtown house

Hardie's Buildings—(See Hill Terrace.)

HAUGH ROAD.14, 15 John Paterson, dyer. Ho. No. 1417 Mrs Wood18 Duncan Rosp, grocer and provision merchant19 Elizabeth Maclean, dressmakerInglis Court—

1 John Macqueen, prison warderAlexander Macdonald, boot and shoemaker, 21 Haugh

roadJohn Smith, labourer

Robert Millar, mason2 George Henderson, labourer

Mrs MackintoshDonald Reid, cooper

Thomas Russell, blacksmith, 84 Castle street

3 John Sullivan, burgh police

Duncan Mackenzie, shoemakerMrs MunroHugh Mackenzie

4 Ann MacleanMrs MacbeanLachlan Macbean, carpenter

Donald Eraser, tailor

5 Mrs Catherine MackenzieMrs Ann MacdonaldAlexander Norrie, flesher

George Noble, cabinetmaker

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Inglis Court, continued—7 Mrs Ann Fraser

William Macdonald, carpenter

22, 23 Angus Fraser, grocer and spirit merchant. Ho. 6 Inglis

court

24 John Buchanan, Haugh brewery. Ho. 19 Ness bank25 Brewery Tap26 Pork-curing Establishment—David Munro27 Mrs Sarah Hurry28 Gavin Tait, printer and bookseller, 36 Bridge street

29 Duncan Fraser, labourer

30 Roderick Macrae, millwright

William Paterson, coachman31 Robert Summerfield, telegraph inspector

32 Finlay Campbell, blacksmithWilliam Johnstone, grocer

33 Catherine Macarthur, dressmakerSimon Fraser, railway porter

34 Mrs Jane Fraser

35 Macdonald Brothers, fleshers, 12 Union street

Peter Cameroa, carpenter. Ho. Drumroond

HIGH STREET.

1 William Fraser, jeweller. Ho. No. 35

2 Mackenzie Brothers, Clachnacuddia house, tailors, hatters,

&c.—Alexander Mackenzie. Ho 5 Ness bank

3 Miss Macgarrow, dressmakerMrs Henderson, fancy warehouse, 1 Bridge street

Mrs FraserRoderick Macdonald, labourer

4 Jonathan Ross, family draper. Ho. 3 Hill terrace

Caledonian Banking Company

—

Charles Waterston, manager. Ho. Oaklands, Drummondterrace

John Mactavish, secretary. Ho. Drakies house

William Macgregor, bank accountant. Ho. Bank buildings

George G. Allan, inspector of branches. Ho. Charles

street

Robert Rose Mackenzie, teller. Ho. 3 Fraser street

Hector Sinclair Fraser, teller. Ho. Stratton, CuUodenJohn Finlayson, teller. Ho. 3 Margaret street

David Shaw, ledger-keeper. Ho. 4 Charles street

8 Alexander Simpson, family grocer and Italian warehouseman.Ho. Hazelbank, Broadstone park

11 Hugh Rose, solicitor. Off. 6 Drummond street

114 William Macpherson, jeweller. Ho. Argyle street

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12 Macdougall & Co., manufacturers, clothiers, drapers, and

outfitters, Royal Clan Tartan and Tweed Warehouse,

and at 42 Sackville street, London

—

Robert Grant. Ho. 3 Ness bankAlexander Grant, Leamington villas, x\cton, Middlesex

Alexander Maclennan, Ho. 7 Ness bank

13 Miss Woodthorpe, milliner and dressmaker

Donald Forbes, painter

Miss Chisholm

14 William Mackay, bookseller and printer. Ho. 4 Paton street,

Haugh road

15 William Keith, watchmaker. Ho. Denny street

Grant's Close—Highland Arms Hotel—William RobertsonAndrew Fuliarton, baker and confectioner, 7 Lombard st.

Roderick Sinclair, tailor

Robert Dew^ar, coachmanJohn Fraser, tailor

Duncan Mackenzie, boot closer

Mrs Ross, lodging-house keeper

Mrs Munro, lodging-house keeper

16 Mrs Kennedy, fancy warehouse. Ho. 9 Hill street

17 James H. Mackenzie, bookseller and stationer. Ho. 6 Ard-connel terrace (west)

18 Highland Club

19 Thomas G. Henderson, agent for Bell, Rannie, & Co., winemerchants, Leith. Ho. No. 3

British Linen Company's Bank

—

Alexander Williamson, agent. Ho. Bank buildings

David Reat, accountant. Ho. Dirleton place, Edin-burgh road

Thomas Hill, jun., teller. Ho. Ness bank22 Andrew Smith & Co., silk mercers and general drapers

—

John Fraser, Craigellachie place, MillburnPeter Fraser, 8 View place

Meal Market Close—Duncan MacraeDonald Cameron, carpenter. Ho. Crown street

24 Munro & Co., Victoria house, drapers

—

John Munro, 42 Huntly street

25 Union Hotel—James Taylor

John Machendry, tailor and clothier

John Duffus, plasterer

John Kennedy, mason26 Campbell & Co., saddlers

—

Mrs Wood. Ho. Sadia cottage, Kingsmills road

Kenneth Forbes (of Forbes & Macdonald, grocers), 40 Union st.

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26 Hugh Dickson, brass-founder. Ho. 1 Garibaldi place

27 John Forbes, draper. Ho. Palmerston place

28 Macdonald & Mackintosh, grocers and wine and spirit

merchants

—

Allan Macdonald, 9 Bank street

John Mackintosh, Southside roadGeneral Post-office— (see Official Lists)—

A. P. Hay, postmaster. Ho. Eiverdale

29 Howden Brothers, seedsmen, nurserymen, and florists, and at

Muirtown Nurseries

—

John Howden. Ho. Albyn villa, Telford street

Matthew Howden. Ho. do. do.

30 George Wragg, boot-top manufacturerJohn Alexander Gordon, surgeon-dentist

John Macbean, porter

31 Donald Mackenzie, grocer. Ho. 6 Drummond street

32, 33 Macdonald & Co., confectioners and pastry cooks— the' Peacock." Ho. No. 33

34 John Tolmie, grocer and spirit merchant. Ho. 9 Huntlystreet

35 Miss Mackintosh, servants' register office

36 Thomas Kerr & Son, merchants

—

John Kerr, 15 Academy street

37 John Grant, tailor

Misses Mackenzie, dressmakers

Mrs Noble, lodging-house keeper

38 C. & D. Macrae, drapers, Glasgow warehouse

—

Charles Macrae, No. 37Donald Macrae, do.

39 Samuel Maclachlan, pensioner

John Maclennan, lodging-house keeperDonald Fraser, tobacconist. New market

40 James Gordon, grocer and wine merchant. Ho. Viewbank,Upper View place

41 David Macritchie, chemist. Ho. No. 42

43 Hugh Kelly, hat, cap, and umbrella manufacturer. Ho. 8West Ardconnel terrace

44 P. G. Wilson, the Court goldsmith and jeweller at Inverness

45 Alexander Macdonald, wine merchant. Ho. 35 Huntly street

46 Fraser & Campbell, drapers

—

John Fraser, 5 View place

Fraser Campbell, 8 Bridge street

47 John Fraser, tailor and clothier

Mrs Elizabeth Macdonald, lodging-house keeperMrs Hamilton, lodging-house keeper

48 Colin Macdonald, cloth and linen warehouse. Ho. 3 Laurelterrace, Denny street

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49 William Mackay, warehouseman, clan tartan and tweedwarehouse. Ho. Gordonston

Exchange Place—Exchange BuildingsTown hall

Guildry hall

N. S, Savings' Bank—William Corner, actuary Ho. 4Southside place

Commercial Hotel—Louisa MacgarrowThe Highlander Publishing Office

HILL PLACE.George Hallam Hall, tailor and clothier, 24 Union street, Haw-

thorn walk1 John Blackley, engine driver

2 Mrs Mackenzie3 Mrs Macleunan4 Evan Macdonald, proprietor

6 Mrs MacbeanKaining's School

—

Alexander Brownlie, master. Ho. Eaining's school

buildings

HILL STREET.1 William Macgillivray, porter

' Alexander E.ennie, slater

2 Donald Macrae, pointsman, Hallway3 James Brown, Ordnance survey4 Mrs Cameron, midwife

William Davidson, railway brakesman5 James Winks, game dealer, 19 Inglis street

6 Koderick Maclennan, mason8 Hugh Tulloch, joiner

9 Donald Cameron, painter, Bank street

Mrs Kennedy, fancy warehouse, 16 High street

10 David Ross, carpenter

David Munro, do.

11 James Ross, teacher, Merkinch school

12 Simon Finlayson, commercial traveller

15 Jessie Macdonald, dressmakerJohn Macdonald, railway night watchman

16 William Shaw17 John Mackintosh, burgh police

18 William Macbean, clerk, Post-office

19 Mrs Macbean20 Thomas Dugan, porter

James Rhind, pattern maker

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21 Alexander Cameron, tobacconist, 8 Church street

George Critehley, station superintendent, Victoria villa

Miss Mackay, lodging-house keeper, do,

Alexander Ross, spirit merchant, 7 Academy street

John Macdonald, flesher, 1 New MarketDonald Maclennan, porter, RailwayKenneth Charleson, steward, Highland club

HILL TERRACE.Hardie's Buildings—

1 Lewis Macbean, oil and manure agent

2 Alexander Macrae, masonJames Traser, painter, 3 Drummond street

3 Thomas Wallace, teacher. High school

4 Mrs Fraser, lodging-house keeper

Miss Hardie, dressmaker, Hardie's cottage

1 Mrs Naughton2 Henry Munro, corn factor, Union street

3 J onathan Ross, diaper, 4 High street

4 William Smith, bookseller, 5 Castle street

6 John Black, china merchant, 34 Union Street

6 Alexander Cameron, musician

Barnhill—1 Francis Ramsay Warrax, accountant, Bank of Scotland

2 Mrs Cowie3 Catherine Forbes4 Alexander Fraser, night watchman, Railway5 John Murray, coachman, Woodcliff

High School— (see Official Lists)

HUNTLY PLACE.1 Mrs Catherine Fraser

2 Mrs Haig3 Rev. Duncan Colvin, Free West Church4 William A. Macleay, bird stuffer, &c., 33 Church street

5 William Couper, goods superintendent. Railway8 Guthrie Ballingall, H.M. custorrs

9 Charles Stewart Machardy, traffic auditor. Railway10 James Chisholm, coachwright

11 Miss Davidson, lodging-house keeper

HUNTLY STREET.1, 2, 3 Lome Hotel—James Ross

5 James Maclean, carpenter, 534 Huntly street

7, 8 George Shields, clothier and outfitter. Ho. No. 7

9 John Tolmie, grocer, 34 High street

10, 11 Archibald Forbes. Ho. No. 9

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Dyer's Court—1 Roderick Chisholm, carpenter

2 William Ross, shoemakerAlexander Chisholm, labourer

Donald Fraser, gardener

3 Alexander Stephen, carpenter

Duncan Mackintosh, weaver12 Richard Dickson, cabinetmaker. Ho. No. 9

13 Fraser & Macdonald, carpenters

—

Hugh Fraser, Castle wyndAlexander Macdonald, Tomnaburich street

14 David Groat, baker15, 16 Alexander Macleod, grocer and spirit merchant. Ho.

No, 1617, 18 William Young, dyer. Ho. No. 1722 Mrs David Fraser

Noble & Macpherson, carpenters, and 15 King street

Alexander Noble, Glenness place, Planefield

Donald Macpherson, do.

23 James Fraser, merchant. Ho. No. 2024 Mrs Logan27 George Macleod, tailor

Roman Catholic Chapel and school—Rev. William Dawson34 Franciscan Convent Schools35 Alexander Macdonald, wine merchant, 45 High street

37 Inverness Dispensary—Henry Ferrier, attendantWest Church— Rev. Alexander Macgregor, 24 Douglas row38 Ordnance Survey Office, Balnain house

Sergeant James Clegg, do.

John Macdiarmid, messenger, do.

Prince's Place—(see under P.)

41 George Mackintosh, retired parish schoolmaster42 John Munro, draper, 24 High street

43 Sergeant Gordon, recruiting staff

44 Alexander Maclean, labourer

William Dickson, labourer

William Morrison, tailor

Francis Docharty, mason45 Malcolm Macqueen, labourer46 John Munro, tailor

47, 48 Thomas Fraser, baker. Ho, No. 4749, 50 Andrew Maclean, grocer. Ho. No. 5051 James Mact/illivray, pensioner

Murdoch Campbell, seaman52, 53, Alexander Youtiiir, bo-.t and shoemaker64 William Mac' ean, shoemaker65 Christina Simpson, huckster

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56 John Maccallum, blacksmith

57 Hugh Maccallum, painter

58 Mrs Margaret HoodHugh Fraser, nurserymanJohn Fraser, do.

59 Roderick MackenzieJohn Grant, upholsterer

60 Miss Mary Fraser, huckster

62 Donald Bain, Black Bull InnMunro's Lane—

George Macrae, burgh police

Roderick Macdonald, tailor

James Brown, pipe manufacturer, DufF street

64 Dugald Macdougald, flesher

65 Alexander Macbean, tailor

Donald Milne, painter

QQ John Mackintosh, coal merchant

INGLIS STREET.1 Duncan Mackay, M.D., L.R.C.S.E,2 George K. Ellis, agent for London & North-Western Railway3 Alexander Mackintosh & Co., ironmongers. Ho. 35 Baron

Taylor's lane

4 James Macdonald, clothier

5 Jamts Davidson, solicitor. Ho. 9 Wells street

7 John Davidson, wholesale and retail grocer and wine mer-chant. Ho. Hawthorn bank, Edinburgh road

8 John H. Forsyth, wine and spirit merchant Ho. Theatre lane

Wesleyan Methodist Chapel—Rev. Joseph Howard, Anderson st.

13 Donald Macdonald, draper and clothier. Ho. Kingsmills road

14 Mrs Urquhart15 Donald Watson, game dealer and fishing tackle maker. Ho.

33 Charles street

16 Mackay Brothers, wine and spirit merchants

—

William Mackay, Ardconnel terrace (east)

Donald Mackay, Culcabock village

18 Mrs Ann Grant19 James Winks, game dealer. Ho. 5 Hill street

20 Mrs Grant, milliner and dressmakerMrs Gumming

21 John Logic, shoemaker23 Archibald Mackellar, boot and shoe warehouse. Ho. No. 2224 John Forbes, draper

INNES STREET.1 John Macwilliam, porter. RailwayJamea AUardyce, railway porter

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2 Mrs Macinnes, lodging-house keeperWilliam Macinnes, tailor

Peter VValdie, watchmaker3 George Batchen, masonJohn Fraser, road contractor

4 John Sandisnn, engine-driver

Gordon lK)naldson, carpenter

Duncan Clark, clerk

5 James Hendrie, labourer

Daniel Walker, plumberDonald Macdonald, blacksmithCatherine Fraser, lodging-house keeper •

William Ross, carpenter

7 William Innes, carpenter, RailwayDonald TuUoch, railway guard

8 William Taylor, telegraph clerk

9 Alexander Campbell, joiner, RailwayRobert Lindsay, engine-driver

10 Donald Macdonald, shoemaker11 James Andrews, inspecting mason, Railway

John Smith, stoker

Mrs Clarke, lodging-house keeper12 Misses Stewart, dressmakers

David Gordon, shopman13 Robert Cook, manager, sawmills

14 James S. Forsyth, A.M., rector, Farraline Park Institution

15 Mrs Gerrie, lodging-house keeper16 Theodore Chisholm, shipbroker, &c.

17 Donald Macculloch, late draper18 Mrs Taylor, vintner

19 Mrs Begg20 Mrs Mackenzie, lodging-house keeper

Miss Paterson

21 James Dow, bookbinderHugh Campbell, seaman

22 David Ross, fitter

Thomas Dobie, turner, Railway23 Alexander Macdonald, carpenter

Alexander Chisholm, joiner

John Mackintosh, late coal merchantRobert Gibb, boilermakerMrs Fraser

24 Thomas Cameron, carpenterLeslie Taylor, carpenterSimon Fraser, painter

William Mackenzie, guardAlexander Mackenzie, mason

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24 Thomas Fraser, tailor

25 George Henderson, joiner

John Matheson, cabinetmaker

26 George Dunlop, mason, RailwayColin Simpson, shipbroker ami coinmisaion agent"William Macdonald, stoker, RailwayGodfrey Kay, engineer, do.

27 James Robb, railway guardRobert Guthrie, parcel porter

John Innes, flesher. New MarketMrs Mackenzie

28 John Brown, plumberMiss Jane Eraser, teacher, Raining's school

KENNETH STREET.1 John Stewart, merchant. Ho. 4New buildings,Tomnahurichsfc.

2 Thomas Maclaren, railway bookstall

John Barclay, accountant

3 Thomas Walker (of Elliot & Co., fleshers)

William Mackay, life assurance society superintendent

Donald Macdonald, Garibaldi place

John Mackenzie, masonRobert Aitchison, engineer, Railway, Kenneth cottage

Fairfield Road—William Mackintosh, architect, Planefield cottage. OflF.

Drummond street

Alexander Noble (of Noble & Macpherson, carpenters). Glen-ness place

Donald Macpherson (of do. do.), Glenness place

William Fraser, Rae cottage

Captain George MackayJohn Fraser, farmer and carter

KESSOCK ROAD and KESSOOK (SOUTH).Miss Maclennan, WhitehouseThornbush—

Donald Mackintosh, innkeeperThornbush Brewery—George BlackJames Rose, brewer, Thornbush houseJames Noble, carter

George Colville, lessee of salmon fishings and mussel scalps,

Kessock cottage

South Kessock—Donald Cameron, farmer, South Kessock farmCoast Guard Watch-houseMrs Paterson, innkeeperJohn Mackay, tacksman of Kessock ferry

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KESSOCK STREET (LOWER).2 Thomas Hoban, draughtsman, Ordnance survey

4, 5 John Mackenzie, innkeeper6 Mrs Munro

Alexander Russ, tailor

Mary Maedonald, hucksterMrs Grant, do.

7 Malcolna Macdougall, labourer

Alexander Grant, tailor

8 William Borthwick, engineer, waterworksAlexander Maedonald, seaman

9 Donald Macgregor, labourer

10 Donald Chisholm, gardenerJjhn Wilson, railway carter

11 David Middleton, coal merchant and commission agent,8 Lombard street

12 Mrs ThomsonAlexander Macrae, labourer

16 William Mackenzie, carter »

Juhn Fraser, shoemakerFarquhar Campbell, labourer

Robert Douglas, pedlar

Rose Scott, seamanAlexander Graham, skinner

Andrew Fraser, proprietor

Alexander Watson, labourerThomas Fraser, mason

18 Mrs Christina Maclean19 John Maclennan, carpenter

20 Andrew Taylor, shipmaster

James Duncan, late farmer21 Alexander Fraser, relieving agent, Railway

George Phemister, railway guard22 George Stagg, currier

23 George Rettie, farmer24 John Macallan, blacksmith. Ho. No. 2725 Alexander Laverton, ferryman

Andrew Paterson, seaman26 James Taylor, bootmaker

Alexander Hutchison, labourer

27 John Macallan of No. 2428 James Fraser, millwright

29 Thomas Forbes, carpenter

KESSOCK STREET (UPPER).1 Miss Maciver, flesher

2 Alexander Ross, mason

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3 John Munro, labourer

5 Mrs John Kennedy, lodging-house keeper

6 John Fyfe, seamanJohn Robertson, do.

9 A.llan Mackintosh, Jan., plasterer

10 Mrs D, MacphersonAndrew Davidson, porter

11 Alexander Macdonald, grocer

12 Simon Munro, painter

13 Mrs Grant14 James Paterson, seaman

Janet Swanson, seamstress

15, 16 Mrs William Fraser, grocer and spirit dealer. Ho. No. 16

17 Alexander Walker, carter

18 Lachlan Forbes, meal dealer

19 Duncan Forbes, labourer

20 Allan Mackintosh, plasterer

21 John Macdonald, blacksmith

22 Kenneth Beaton, mason23 Kenneth Urquhart, joiner 4

24 Donald Ross, shoemaker25 John Maclennan, provision merchant. Ho. 39 High street

26 James Macqueen, gardener

30 Alexander Mackintosh, plasterer

Donald Macdonald, labourer

Charles Maclean, gasman32 Mrs Anderson33 Donald Fraser, painter

36 James Cameron, do.

37 John Macrae, carter

38 Ewen Cameron, labourer

39 Alexander Fraser, shoemakerFree West Church—Rev. Duncan Colvin, 3 Huntly place

47 William Whyte, machineman, RailwayWilliam Gollan, carter

WiUiam Irving, traveller

48 Mrs R. Fraser

49 William Gray, pedlar

51 Hugh Maclean, blacksmithDonald Macdonald, carter

53 Alexander Bain, labourer

Donald Gunn, painter

54 Alexander Fraser, masonJohn Maclean, seaman

55 Donald Stephen, labourer

Donald Urquhart, currier

David Skinner^ labourer

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55 Murdoch Maclean, do.

James Macbean, blacksmith

Murdoch Macdonald, labourer

56 Charles Paterson, tailor

57 Alexander Smart, railway carter

59 John Irving, blacksmith

Kobert Maciver, labourer

60 Murdoch Maclennan, blacksmith

KING STREET.1 Catherine Mackenzie2 Alexander Dunbar, slater

Alexander Russell, moulderWilliam Fraser, shoemaker

5 Alexander Mackintosh, do.

Mrs Macdonald, knitter

6 Donald Maciver, clerk

Mrs Janet Campbell7 John Fraser, carpenter

12 Roman Catholic School

13 Duncan Macrae, pensioner

Simon Beaton, labourer

14 Donald Mackenzie, thatcher

Alexander Beaton, painter

18 David Burrell, tailor

Duncan Gordon, labourer

James Brown, joiner

19 Hugh Innes, tailor

20 Duncan Mackenzie, shepherd21 Donald Mackintosh, gardener

William Noble, labourer

22 Mrs John Fraser

23 Angus Macdonald, carter

William Ross, shoemaker24 Mrs Catherine Cameron, innkeeper

25 Alexander Macdonald, grocer and provision dealer. Ho.Greig street

26 Huntly Fraser, grocer and spirit merchant, 76 Tomnahurichstreet

27 Alexander Fraser, shoemaker28 Alexander MathesoQ, labourer

Donald Fraser, railway carter

Hugh Robertson, coachmanJohn Mackenzie, labourer

Kenneth Macleod, shoemakerDonald Fraser, blacksmith

29 Alexander Macrae, weaver

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33 Mrs Margaret Grant, lodging-house keeper36 Duncan Macgillivray, sheep dealer

43 John Mackenzie, labourer

Duncan Macrae, labourer

Factory Close—2 Hannah MackintoshJohn Grant, wire fencer

3 Duncan Maclennan, labourer

Fergus Milne, tailor

Alexander Macdonald, gardenerThomas Fraser, tailor

7 John Chisholm, labourer

44 Catherine ClarkMrs Ann Murdoch

47 Donald MaccuUoch, labourer

Mrs Cameron48 Alexander Campbell, gardener

Miss Catherine FraserHector Mackenzie, joiner

49 John Brooks, carter

50 Donald Urqahart, labourer

Alexander Forbes, carpenter

Mrs Elizabeth Maclean, laundress

51 Mrs Margaret Macdonald52 Peter Macarthur, baker

53 Robert Marks, general dealer, New marketCorporal Paul Mackillop, Inverness militia

Alexander Smith, joiner

55 Mrs Grant, proprietrix

Thomas Macpherson, shoemaker57 Mrs Eliza Ross, huckster

Alexander Mackenzie, labourer

Alexander Fraser, masonDonald Brodie, railway porter

Bishop Eden's Mission Female School

—

Miss Stirling, governess

60 Charles Clarke, labourer

61 Mrs Macglashan62 Hector Treasurer, gardener

63 Helen Ferguson

KINGSMILLS ROAD AND KINGSMILLS.Thomas Fraser, farmer, Crown farm1 Evan Macdonnell, bird stuffer

2 Huntly Mackenzie, shoemakerAlexander Mackintosh, tailor

3 Donald Chisholm, paper- ruler

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4 John Macraillan, tailor

5 Eobert Macleod, waiter

7 Murdo Macdonald, grocer. Ho. No. 6

Mrs Wood (of Campbell & Co., saddlers), Sadia cottage

Donald Macdonald, tailor and clothier, 13 Inglis street

Donald Aitchison, superintendent, county fiolice

Donald Davidson, masonAndrew Morris, engine driver

John P. Burns, fruiterer and tobacconist, Drummond street,

Forbes cottage

Alexander Forbes, jeweller, Forbes cottage

John Murdoch, Tomatin cottage

Alexander Sim, engraver, &c., 41 Bridge street, Kosefield cottage

Andrew Shivas, land surveyor and auctioneer, Hose cottage

William Brodie, cartwright, Session parkHugh Monro, mason, do.

Colonel Hugh Inglis of Kingsmills, Kingsmills houseWilliam Fraser, gardener, do.

Misses Macdonnell, Milnefield

John Mackintosh, gardener, do.

Alexander Mackenzie, miller, KingsmillsWilliam Macrae, carter, do.

LOMBARD STREET.1 Black, Maclean, & Co., coal, coke, and commission agents

—

George Black, Thornhill

Alexander Maclean, Eilean, Drummond2 George Black, brewer, Thornbush. Ho. Thornhill

3 John Macbain, decorator. Ho. 1^ Diummond street

4 Donald Shaw, solicitor and stockbroker. Ho. 24 Telford roadEngineering Department of Postal Telegraphs

—

John Macintyre, superintendent. Ho. 5 Ardconnel ter-

race (west)

5 Fraser & Mactavish, agricultural commission agents

—

James Fraser, 5 View place

Duncan Mactavish, Millburn cottage

6 M. Morton & Co., fancy bazaar. Ho. Charles street

7 Andrew Fullarton, baker. Ho. Baron Taylor's lane8 Cook & Macdonald, commission agents

—

James Cook, Louise place, Argyle street

Alexander Macdonald, Broadstone parkMrs Johan MackenzieDonald Reid, solicitor and stockbroker. Ho. 17 Ness bankAngus Trotter, auctioneer and appraiser. Ho. Lillyfield

D. Middleton & Co., coal, lime, and timber merchants. Ho.L. Kessock street

John Calder, carpenter

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8 Mrs Anne Macgregor, dressmaker

9 David Monro, grocer

10 Donald Macdonald, shoemaker. Ho. 10 Innes street

LOTLAND STREET.1 William Fraser, seamanDonald Fraser, labourer

2 Duncan Mackintosh, do.

3 James Mackintosh, do.

8 John Macpherson, seaman10 Thomas Fraser, labourer

John Robertson, seamanAndrew Grant, seaman

11 Hector Mackenzie, seaman

MACDONALD STREET—(Haugh.)1 Mrs Bisset, washerwoman2 Mrs Isabella Forbes

7 William Tolmie, stone cutter

8 John Mackenzie, labourer

9 Mrs Macdonald11 Thomas Fraser, labourer

Peter Grant, railway porter

MADRAS STREET.2 William Morrison, pawnbroker

3 John Chisholm, blacksmith

Mrs CuthbertRoderick Johnston, labourer

Mrs Isabella Munro, washerwoman4 John Mackay, labourer

5 Miss Mackay6 Duncan Matheson, labourer

7 John Urquhart, carter

Alexander Mackay, labourer

Thomas Ross, seamanKenneth Mackenzie, labourer

10 Alexander Urquhart, carter «

Murdoch Macrae, Fern cottage

James Urquhart, tailor, do.

15 Alexander Urquhart, masonJohn Shaw, railway carter

16 Duff Kennedy, clerk

17 David Atkins, shipmaster

18 Roderick Chisholm, sergeant, Militia

John Dallas

James Ross, skinner

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19 Andrew Paterson, salesman

Miss GrantMerkiuch School—(Dr Bell's)—James Ross, teacher. Ho. Hill

street

20 Donald Macdonald, labourer

21 Thomas Fraser, do.

24 Duncan Mactavieh, do.

Hugh Mackenzie, baker26 John Macfarquhar, clockmaker

William Davidson, tailor

28 Alexander Fraser, grocer and spirit merchant29 Donald Graham, carter

31 Mrs UrquhartThomas Macdonald, labourer

82 Mrs Fraser

36 John Fraser, railway porter

Margaret MackintoshPeter Paterson, seamanGeorge Stewart, do.

36 William Jack, do.

John Martin, labourer

37 James Petrie, optician

38 Mrs Mackenzie39 Hugh Tulloch, tailor

Samuel Rice, seaman

MAGGOT ROW.River Side—

William Barron, blacksmith

Alexander Macdonald, jeweller

4 James Smith, carter

Isaac Macleod, saddler

Magorot School—Duncan M^ckay, teacher3 Donald Munro, newsvendor4 Donald Mackintosh, flesher

5 Catherine MacphersonMrs Ann Macdonald

6 Mrs Mary MacphersonJohn Ross

John Robertson, labourer

MANSE PLACE.1 Mrs Macleod2 Thomas Macdonald, clerk, Railway3 Peter Westland, sculptor

5 Duncan Davidson, seaman7 Andrew Thomson (of Logan & Thomson, plumbers)

52 STREET DIRECTORY. MA-MI

"William Mackintosh, coal merchantMrs RossInverness Gaa and Water Company—(see Official Lists)—

William Stiven, manager

MARGARET STREET.1 Alexander Gumming, builder

3 Miss Ann Clark, lodging-house keeper and depositariau of

Auxiliary Bible Society of Scotland

Parraline Park Institution

—

James S. Forsyth, A.M., rector. Ho. 14 Innes street

Andrew Munro, assistant teacher. Ho. 27 Rose street

Elizabeth Davidson, do. Ho. 66 Church st.

Isabella Esselment. Ho. 3 Innes street

Thomas Mellor, janitor

Artillery Volunteer Drill Hall

—

Corporal William Martin, R,A.

MARKET BRAE.1 John E. Macdonald, draper, 66 Petty street

2 Colin Chisholm, tailor and clothier

4 Alexander Cumming, tailor

John Maclennan, carter

William Mackenzie, letter-carrier

6 John Ross, sailmaker

Hawthorn Walk—2 William Dingwall, moulderJames Sutherland, pressman. Advertiser oflSce

6 Mrs Shepherd

7 Alexander Long, shoemakerRobert Thorn, hatter and umbrella maker

8 John Macdonald, potato merchant10 William Squair, commission agent and potato merchant

Post Office Buildings—Town -Chamberlain's Office—A. Penrose Hay, solicitor.

Ho. Riverdale

William K. BrysonMiss Eraser, dressmaker

MIDMILLS AND MIDMILLS ROAD.Archibald Thomas Frederick Eraser of Abertarff, Crown house

L. Maclean, V.S., auctioneer, Broadstone house

Patrick Blair, advocate, sheriff-substitute of Inverness- shire,

Maryfield

Henry Cockburn Macandrew, sheriffclerk of Inverness-shire,

Midmills house

Mias Macandrew, Midmills cottage

MI-MU STREET DIRECTOHY. 53

Donald Smith, barley miller, Dierebught mills

Andrew Forbes, gardener, Heath cottage

Daniel Falconer, miller

Archibald Francis, miller

Hugh Fraser, carter

MILLBURN.David Jones, locomotive superintendent, Eailway, Carleton

villa

Duncan George Forbes, Millburn house

George Macpherson, Palmerston villa

Palmerston Place—John Forbes, draper, 27 High street

Mrs Watson, lodging-house keeper

Robert Gentle, farmer, Balcraggan

Mrs Archibald, Craigellachie place

John Fraser (of Smith & Co., drapers), Craigellachie place

Major John Patrick Stewart, staff officer of pensioners, Dulnancottage. Off. 23 Petty street

Charles Spinks, Seabrook villa

Charles Forbes, farmer, DierebughtMrs Kemp, DierebughtMrs Newport, do.

Mrs Sutherland, Willow cottage

Charles Lamond, audit inspector and factor, Railway, Meadow-field villa

Mrs Munro, Millburn cottage

Alexander Mactavish (of Mactavish & Mackintosh, ironmongers),

]MilU)urn cottage

Lewis Davidscm, flour miller

James Francis, do,

Mrs Mackiunon, Corry lodge

Miss Robertson

Robert Hendrie, railway guardWilliam Smith, clerk, Railway, Oriflamme cottage

William Fraser, carpenter

Colin Mackenzie, railway porter

Alexander Macdonald, blacksmith

John Mackay, brakesmanJohn Rose, carpenter

William Chisholm, level-crossing keeperJames Fraser, the Lodge, RaigmoreEneas W. Mackintosh of Raigmore, M.P,, Raigmore house

MUIRTOWN BRIDGE.Muirtown Hotel—Mrs Clark

Donald Mackintosh, grocer

54 STREET BIKECTORY. MU

MUIRTOWN STREET.

1 John Eussell, slater and builder, Market entry, Churchstreet

2 Daniel Smart3 Mrs Charles Mackintosh8 James Mackay, labourer

Alexander Macdougall, shoemaker10 Mrs Janet Hay11 Isabella Miller, provision dealer

14 George Watson, farmer15 Isabella Miller, late merchant16 William Mackay, blacksmith

17 William Macdonald, labourer

18 George Mackenzie, boot and shoemaker, 102 Church street

19 John Fraser, shoemaker21 Donald Macswan, labourer

22 John Dallas, shoemaker23 Colin Young, boot and shoemaker24, 25 Donald Noble, baker. Ho, No. 2426 William Mason, foreman carter, Wordie & Co.28 Mrs Mary Fraser, dressmaker29 Mrs Christina Munro30 Charles Fraser, labourer

31 Donald Fraser, sawyer32, 33 John Mackenzie, meal dealer. Ho. No. 3334 Robert Macleod, labourer

35 Mrs Macgillivray, huckster

36 Archibald Fraser, blacksmithAndrew Fraser, shoemaker

37 Margaret Clark

Roderick Johnston, carpenter

Donald Mackintosh, lock-keeper

38 Peler Mackintosh, printer

Mrs Davidson, lodging-house keeper42 David Macmurtrie, spirit dealer

43 Hugh Maccallum, gardenerJohn Johnston, miller

David Chisholm, labourer

44 John Macbean, cabinetmakerThomas Grant, fitter

45 John Macfarlane, carter

John Mackenzie, shoemaker46 Mrs Elizabeth Cameron

Miss Jean Fraser, seamstress

Cameron's Close

49 Alexander Fraser, provision merchant. Ho. Queen's buildings

MU-NE STREET DIRECTORY. 55

Queen^s Buildings—2 Thomas Mackenzie, tailor

Alexander Gerries, fisherman

Thomas Macpherson, shoemaker

3 Roderick Macleod, tailor

4 Roderick Maciver, plasterer

50 Mrs Forbes

Davis Square

Fraser's Close—1 Mrs Lockhart Eraser, midwife

,

Lockhart Fraaer, carpenter

Chisholm's Close

54 Robert Macadam, grocer

MackintosK's Close

Bisset's Close

58 James Macdonald, mason

MURRAY PLACE.1 James Fraser, C.E., 57 Castle street

2 Mrs Johnston3 Charles Keith, bookseller, &c., 21 Church street

4 Alexander Cowan, wine merchant, 36 Union street

5 Mrs Tulloch

NELSON STREET.1 Mrs Macgresfor, vintner, 36 Grant street

3 Alexander Macgregor, labourer

4 John Mackenzie, seaman7 Ewen Paterson, mason8 Thomas Smith, seaman14 John R-.llo, do.

Donald Fraser

16 Andrew Fraser, porter

17 Kenneth Mackay, labourer

Roderick Mackenzie, seaman18 Andrew Robertson, ship carpenter

20 John Wilson, blacksmith

George Murray, shoemaker21 Donald Urquhart, do.

22 Roderick Matheson, labourer

William Reaves, ship carpenter

24 William Paterson, seaman26 John Stewart, tailor

28 John Fraser, masonAlexander Fraser, labourer

30 William Munro, carter

31 Donald Maclean, labourer

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32 Roderick Eoss, seaman34 John Macleod35 James Maxwell, seaman39 John Barron, mole trapper

Donald Macdouald, plasterer

Donald Brodie, labourer

Robert Close, clockraaker

40 Mrs Catherine Macpherson, laundress

42 Mrs Mary Rice

James Cameron, porter

43 Thomas Macgregor, tailor

Murdoch Lamond, labourer

44 Duncan Macdonald, cooper and coal merchant. Ho. LowerKessock street

NESS BANK.1 Mrs Maclennan2 Miss Fraser

3 Robert Grant (of Macdougall & Co.)

4 Mrs Shortt, private lodeing-house keeper

5 Alexander Mackenzie (of Mackenzie Brothers)

6 Mrs Robert Arnott

7a Mrs Duncan, private lodging-house keeper

8a Miss Leith, do.

7 Alexander Maclennan (of Macdougall & Co.)

9 Robert Alexander Manford, M.D.Carolina Black

10 Thomas D. Campbell, silk mercer, 15 Church street

11 William Banks Forsyth, publisher of Inverness Advertiser

12 Kev. David Sutherland, A.M., Free East Church

13 Andrew Oliver

14 Joseph Robertson, manager, N. C. Fire Office

15 Mrs George Mackay16 Mrs Thomson17 Donald Reid, solicitor and stockbroker. Oflf. 8 Lombard st.

18 John Macarthur, late cashier, Bank of Scotland

19 John Buchanan, Haugh brewery

20 James Stavert

Silverwells—1 George France2 Miss Mackintosh of Balnespick

NESS WALK AND BALLIFEARY.1 John Ross, grocer and general dealer. Ho. 1 Young street

2 Ann MacdonaldWilliam Davidson, labourer

John Morrison, twiner

NE-lSrO STREET DIKECTORY. 57

2 Alexander Macdonald, labourer

William Mackenzie, boot and shoemakerOrdnance Survey Office—Ness house

—

Sergeant Alfred Dedman, R.E.Donald Treasurer, gardener, Northern Infirmary gardens

Northern Infirmary

—

Anthony Butler, house-surgeon

Miss Topping, housekeeper

Alexander Dallas, janitor^

William Simpson, Springfield

Peter Macdonald, gardener, do.

Mrs Mackintosh of Mackintosh, DunachtonDonald Maclennan, gardener, do.

Charles Fraser-Mackintosh of Drummond, Ballifeary house

Ballifeary—Mary Munro, dressmakerAlexander Fraser, farmerAndrew Macdonald, masonJohn Groat, labourer

Neil Smith, do.

John Clunas, farmerDonald Fraser

Kobert Mackenzie, masonAlexander Maclean, labourer

Donald Melvin, police nonstable

Thomas Mair, sergeant, Militia

Donald Cameron, labourer

Mrs Cameron

NORTH CHURCH LANE.George Haldane, carter

4 George Fraser, joiner

5 David Macgillivray, tailor

6 Donald Campbell, railway guard7 James Macphail, saddler

8 William Fraser, jeweller

Alexander Hood, masonJames Urquhart, cabinetmaker

9 William Clark, sailmaker

10 James Munro, plumber11 Mrs Leitch

12 Murdoch Lamond, labourer

NORTH CHURCH PLACE.1 Peter Maclean, clerk, Post-office

Grain Stores

—

David Eose, ViewmountGeorge Rose, do.

H

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Donald Munro, carpenter, Grace cottage

Miss Jane Clunas

Henry Mayhew. Ordnance Survey

PATON STREET—(Haugh).1 James Maclean, plumberJames Mackintosh, county police

3 John Millar, builder

4 William Mackay, printer and bookseller, 14 High street

5 Mrs John 'Mackenzie

6 Donald Macbean, sergeant, burgh police

Walter Carruthers (of R. Carruthers & Sons), Gordonville

PETTY STREET.1 John Rainey Smith, hairdresser and perfumer, Victoria place

2, 3 Lilias Matheson, publican

4 Dancan Macpheraon, game-dealer

5 John Maclennan, grocer. Ho. 3 Chapel street

6, 7 John Mackintosh, grocer

6 John Macpherson, engine-cleaner, Railway8 Miss Macgregor, lodging-house keeper

10, 11 Daniel Gibson, tailor and clothier. Ho. No. 11

12 D. B. Fraser, baker

13 Donald Cameron, carpenter

Jessie Gallie, dressmaker

14 Adam Patersou, saddler

16 Hugh Shaw, saddler. Ho. 42 Shore street

17 Ewen Mackintosh, clerk

Mrs Catherine MackenzieDonald Mackenzie, plumberWilliam Sutherland, tinsmith

18 Mrs Phineas Fraser

19 Catherine Grant, laundress

20 Robert Macdonald, blacksmith

Hugh Wishart, do.

21 Angus Gordon, shoemaker. Ho. No. 8

22 Mrs Maclean, seamstress

Simon Fraser, carter

23 Alexander Mackenzie, staff sergeant-major of pensioners

Dempster Gardens—Charles Mackay, carpenter. Ho. Elmbank cottage, Cul-

duthel road

Peter Falconer, plasterer. Ho. Heathmount, Southsilo

road

James Urquhart, carpenter. Ho. 15 Shore street

Thomas Macpherson, carter

J. Auckland, V.S. Ho. Duffua buildings

PE STREET DIRECTORY. 59

Dempster Gardens, continued—George B. Mackintosh, contractor and carpenterCharles Mackay, coal merchant. Ho. 1 Charles street

Alexander Anderson, carpenter. Ho. Edmund cottage,

Southside place

Lewis Macbean, oil, &c., stores. Ho. Hardie's buildingsDonald Cameron, machine maker. Ho. Tulloch's build-

ings, Ardconnel terrace (west)

24 Alexander Calder, innkeeper25 Donald Cameron, lodging-house keeper28 William Mann, blacksmith29 William Chisholm, painter

Mrs Young, proprietrix

30 John Barron, labourer

Angus Gordon, shoemaker31 James Oswald, engineer

Alexander Maclennan, bakerJames Smith, do.

John Maclean, sawyerHamilton & Sim's Auction MartTrotter's Auction MartWilliam Mackintosh, innkeeper, Lochgorm *

Duncan Sutherland, house factor, do.

35 George Reid, engineerAlexander Patillo, slater, Lochgorm place

Duffus Buildings—Kenneth MacleodJohn Findlay, painter

Donald Macbean, cabinetmakerKenneth Mackenzie, porter

Joseph Auckland, V.S., &c,, Dempster gardensJ. B. Barclay, engineer. Railway, Crown cottage

36 Alexander Terrier, engine driver

37 James Stevenson, engine-driver, RailwayOwen Tymon, glass blower and china repairer

38 Alexander Eraser, stablemanJohn Ross, surfacemanSimon Mackintosh, clerk

39 Alexander Mackenzie, cattle dealerAlexander Macdonald, tailor

41 John Mackenzie, boot closer

42 Shepherd Brothers, house painters. Ho. Market braeGeorge Mackenzie, clerk

Colin Mann, blacksmithJonathan Mackintosh, cooper

43 Mrs Maclennan, Plough Inn45 Angus Macleay, grocer and provision dealer

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46 Charles Roy, carrier

47 William Dunbar, plumber and gasfitter. Ho. 33 Friar'a st.

48 Koderick Macs;regor, meal dealer

49 Allan Grant, dyer and scourer

50 John Macdonald, grocer. Ho. Leachkin

51, 52 Alexander Jack, boot, brogue, and shoemaker. Ho. No. 51

53 Alexander Shaw & Co., tinsmiths. Ho. 4 Baron Taylor's

lane

65 Fraeer & Cumming, fleshers

—

John Eraser, No. 54John Cumraing, do.

66 George Millar, china merchant. Ho. No. 57

58 Mrs Mackenzie, provision merchant60 Murdoch Macdonald, meal-dealer and general agent. Ho. 53

Academy street

63 Philip Hauser, watch and clock maker65 John Taylor, baker. Ho. No. 64

66 John E. Macdonald, draper. Ho. 1 Market brae

PORTLAND PLACE.1 James Ross, shipowner

2 John Rhind, architect. OS. 9 Union street

3 Robert Stewart, shipbuilder

4 James Macdonald, farmer, Auchmore

PRINCE'S PLACE—(HuNTLY Street).

1 Mrs Mackenzie2 Mrs Cameron3 William Maclennan, commercial agent

4 Alex. Macbean (of A. Macbean & Sons, tailors and clothiers)

6 INIrs Donalaon7 Archibald Tait

PUMPGATE STREET.1 William Ferguson, carpenter

William Forbes, labourer

5 Duncan Macdonald, shepherdHugh Robertson, shoemakerHugh Cameron, clerk

6 Thomas Cross, flesher

Donald Mackenzie, flesher

8 James Macbean, rope spinner

Alexander Imlack, mason9 Thomas Polwarth, ship carpenter

John Fraser, slater

10 William Kennoway, ticket collector

11 Alexander Matheson, labourer

QU-KO STREET DIRECTORY. 61

QUEEN STREET.

1 Donald Macdonald, tea traveller

Hugh Macdonald, burgh police

2 James Morrison, clerk

3 Siraon Cameron, labourer

John Young, labourer

7 William Fraser, carter

John Macbean, porter

Hugh Fraser, masonNexo Buildings—

1 Ronald Macdonald, teacher, Central school

2 Donald Cameron, book deliverer

3 Alexander Macdonald, joiner

William Rhind, mason4 Duncan Mackenzie, porter

6 William Farquharson, tailor

William Atkins, water bailiff

17 James Fraser, blacksmith

18 William Fraser, clerk, Railway21 Central School—Ronald Macdonald, teacher

23 Jamea Rankine, provision merchant

RAINING'S STAIRS.

1 Catherine Anderson, lodging-house keeper

2 John Macdonald, shoemaker3 Alexander Davidson, do.

John Macdonald, do.

4 Charles Fraser, upholsterer

James J. Craik, clerk, stamp and tax office, Cliff cottage

5 Thomas Hutchison, railway guardMurdoch Hay, tailor

6 Hector Forbes

64 Duncan Mackenzie, shoemaker8 Murdoch Mackenzie, tailor

9 Joseph Duff, chimney sweep

ROSE STREET.1 Miss May Fraser, dressmaker2 William Mackenzie, porter

William Cameron, fireman, gasworks7 Angus Macdonald (of Forbes & Macdonald, grocers. Union st.)

9 Andrew Robertson, carpenter

George Robertson of the Highland Granite Works10 John Brovpn

Angus Macpherson, cabinetmaker

11 Alexander Fraser, moulder

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11 Mrs VassJames Stephen, carter

John Paterson, flesher, New marketWilliam Ross, upholsterer

12 John Sinclair, confectioner

Finlay Maciver, cabinetmaker

13 John Macpherson, labourer

15 James Fraser, boot and shoemaker16 Murdoch Macrae, labourer

Alexander Maclennan, painter

Hugh Innes Fraser, pattern maker17 Charles Smith, labourer

James Fraser, carpenter

Donald Junor, labourer

18 James Gordon, do.

Neale Place—Charles Macbean, grocer

Longman Road—Mrs Gillespie

Robertson & GoUan, steam joinery works

—

George Robertson. Ho. No. 9

Donald Gollan, 2 Brown street

George Robertson, Highland Granite worksJohn Paterson, shipmaster. Sea park cottage

William Mollison, Camwood cottage

James Spence, blacksmith, Lawson cottage

20 John Millar, wool merchant, Anderson street

Reformatory School

—

John Grant, superintendent

Duncan Macculloch, teacher

25 Misses Fraser

26 John Macqueen, shoemaker, 3 Church street

27 Miss Mackintosh, lodging-house keeper

Andrew Munro, teacher

George Dallas, Ordnance Survey28 Kenneth Mackenzie, clerk

30 Miss Isabella Mary MacarthurJames Noble, fitter

31 Mrs Macpherson32 George Mackay

Alexander Mackay, carpenter and contractor, 32 Academystreet

35 James Fraser, tailor

Andrew Ross, shoemaker36 John Stewart, labourer

37 Francis Fraser, do.

Peter Gibson, crockery merchant

RO-SH STREET DIRECTORY. 63

Inverness Iron Company40 James Macbean, labourer

SHORE STREET and CITADEL.2 Magnus Maclean, labourer

Duncan Cameron, carter

Alexander Urquhart, seamanMagnus Grieve, seaman

3 Mrs Ann Macgregor, innkeeper4 Alexander Macandrew, sailraaker

6 Charles Jack, shipmaster

William Allam, seamanColin Stewart, scripture reader

John Cook, jun., shipbuilder

7 Peter Home, carpenter

Hume Mackenzie, cabinetmakerMurdoch Maclennan, carpenter

8 Duncan Hossack, seamanThomas Paterson, do.

Isabella Rose, laundress

Daniel Mackintosh, painter, RailwayFanellan Place—

1 Inverness Candle Company

—

Alexander Strother, Academy street

David Gray, No. 1

2 George Walker, sen.

9 Mrs Robertson, innkeeper

James Walker & Co., timber merchantsWilliam Robertson, contractor and joiner

23 George Ross, Ordnance surveyArchibald Johnston, wool agent and skinner

25 Mrs Duncan Urquhart26 Mrs Peter Grant27 John Mackintosh, ropemaker29 Donald Munro30 William Cumming, carpenter

32 James Cameron, farmer, Balnakyle33 Henry Gray, turner. Railway

James Macgregor, locomotive worksRobert Maclennan, RailwayWilliam Ross, driver, do.

Donald Maclean, engineer, do.

35 Mrs Urquhart36 Kenneth Maclennan, bank clerk

Miss Collins

42 Mrs MaccuUoch, laundress

Alexander Shaw, saddler. Petty street

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43 Alexander Glass, labourer

44 Duncan Macphail46 Kenneth Macgregor, shipmaster

William Macgregor, do.

47 Mrs James Walker48 Miss Winchester49 Evan Macleod, carter and farmer

51 William Barbour, carpenter

52 Alexander Macdonald, shepherd

53 Alexander Macandrew, sailmaker

Alexander Graut, game-keeperJohn Macdonald, mason

55 Duncan Cameron, flesher

56 Miss Margaret Fraser, lodging-house keeper

John Ross, book canvasser

Robert Macleod, seamanPeter Paterson, do.

Joseph Wilson, inspector of permanent way, Railway, Roseland

cottage

James Riach, brakesman, do.

60 Thomas Mackintosh (of Mackintosh & Reid, fleshers)

Frederick Hawley, general dealer

61 Hugh Munro, road inspector

Citadel—John Stephen, farmer, Park cottage

Matthew Elliot (of Elliot & Co., fleshers)

Peter Honeyman, salmon fisher

MoUison & Co. (limited), timber merchants

John Sandison, harbour master

Robert Stewart, shipbuilder. Ho. 3 Portland place

Edward WoodwardSlaughter-house

—

James Mackenzie, superintendent

SOUTHSIDE PLACE.1 Alexander Anderson, carpenter, Edmund cottage

2 Duncan Cameron (of Gordon & Smith, grocers), do.

4 M. G. Mackenzie, teacher of the blind

William Corner, actuary, N, S. Savings bank

5 James Begbie, foreman, carriage department. Railway

6 Mrs Macpherson

SOUTHSTDE ROAD.John Henry Gibbons Money, organist, St Andrews Cathedral,

professor of music. Crown place

Mrs Watson, procer and provision merchant, Crown place

Peter Falconer, plasterer, Heathmount

SO-ST STREET DIRECTORY. 65

Duncan Mactavish, HeathmountJohn Mitchell, supervisor, Inland revenue

A. T. F. Eraser (of R. Fraser & Sons, clothiers), Fern villa

William Roberts, superintendent of line, Railway, Eldad villa

Miss Gellion, Bonuiefield

John Mackintosh (of Macdonald & Mackintosh, grocers), Bonnie-field

Simon Mackenzie, plumber and gasfitter, Albion cottage

James Hamilton (of Thomas Smith & Co., Hunt Hall), South-side cottage

William Paterson, C.E., Larkfield

Alexander Pringle, collector of Inland Revenue, Leinster cottage

Thomas Mackay, sfoods ujanager. Railway, Teviot cottage

Captain Colin Duff, adjutant I. A,V., Ellenden cottage

Allan Macleod (of A. Macleod & Co., grocers), Glentarflf cottageSouthside Terrace—

Mrs RennieMrs Rose

Donald Macdougall, Dunolly cottage

Miss Clunas, Culblean

STEPHEN'S BRAE.2 James Sharp, fireman. Railway3 Alexander Macdonald, labourer

Mrs Grant4 Roderick Mackenzie, shoemaker

Lilly Mackenzie, dressmakerJohn Macculloch, sawyer

5 James Macdonald, labourer

6 James Fraser, porter, RailwayJohn Oliver, engine-driver

7 Robert Turnbull, tailor

8 Magnus Gibson, fishing-tackle maker9 John Eraser, tailor

Miss Fraser, milliner and dressmaker10 Duncan Gordon, shoemaker11 Hugh Fraser, clerk

James Baillie, fireman, Railway12 Alexander Johnston, pointsman, Railway

Peter Macdonald, labour'/5r

14 Lachlan Russell, slater

15 William Reid, shoemakerAndrew Macbean, gardenerAlexander Fridge, mason

16 James Fraser, gardener17 George Ross, pensioner18 Murdoch Macdonald, tailor

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TANNER'S LANE.

1 Johu Macdonald, blacksmith. Ho. No. 6

Fraser's Court-John Hunter, joiner

Charles Gallie, plasterer

Lachlan Mackenzie, labourer

Hugh Macpherson, upholsterer

James Grant, clerk

James Grant, gardener

7 Alexander Suter

Sweyn Macdonald, labourer

Alexander Kennedy, porter

8 James Fraser, gardener

TELFORD ROAD.

1 Donald Kennedy, clerk

2 Mrs Donald Stewart6 Roderick Macgregor, seaman7 Lindsay Williamson, horse dealer

8 Alexander Macewan, seaman9 James Gorm, coast-guardsman

10 Peter Sweeney, do.

11 James Laing, sergeant, Militia

12 Edward Lang, coast-guard

14 William Macbean (of A. Macbean & Sons, clothiers)

15 Albert Peerless, RE.16 John Maciver, farmer

17 Allaa Stewart, sergeant, Militia

James Macdonald, assistant teacher

20 Mrs Margaret Urquhart23 Capt. William Donaldson, adjutant, Invemeaa, &c., H.L.I.M.24 Donald Shaw, solicitor. Off. 4 Lombard street

Militia Barracks

—

Alexander Maclernan, sergeant-major

Alexander Maclennan, pipe-major

John Bain, paymaster-sergeant and accountant

James Taylor, quartermaster-sergeaut

36 Robert H, Daly, Custom house

37 Charles A. Hendery, architectural surveyor, 39 Union street

38 Mrs William Macdonald41 John Macdonald, live stock agent42 Isabella Macphail43 Mrs Macdonell44 John Munro, steamboat steward

45 Miss Forbes

46 Peter Grehan, Ordnance survey

TE STREET DIRECTORY. 67

46 John Grehan, Ordnance survey47 Donald Junor, ropemaker48 Robert Macdonald49 Hector Morrison, C.E.51 Mrs Mackenzie52 Robert Steel, coast-guard

53 Hugh Mackintosh, farmer54a Hector Mackenzie55a Alexander Macgregor, shipmaster56 Andrew Eraser, do.

56a John Collier, photographer, 12 Bank street

57 Donald Macbean (of A. Macbean & Sons, clothiers)

58 James M. A, Kay, salesmanArdross Lane—

Mrs Jane DunbarJohn Mackenzie, shipownerJohn Ross, carter and farmerSimon DouglasKenneth Douglas, seaman

64 Mrs Fraser

Roderick Young, shipmaster65 John Mackenzie, seaman

Alexander Mackintosh, plasterer

66 Mrs Mackintosh67 Alexander Mackay, seaman68 John Pearson, gardener and forester

69 Angus Urquhart, carter

TELFORD STREET.1 Findlay Fraser, blacksmith

3 Malcolm Mackenzie, shipmaster4 William Junor, carpenter

5 Edward Durward, R.E.6 Angus Macintyre, clerk

7 Charles Stewart, printer, Courier ofBce

8 Robert Fraser, Custom-house officer

9 Mrs Isabella MacdonaldMiss Clark, lodging-house keeper

10 Mrs Fletcher

11a Roderick Davidson, carter and farmer12a James T. Munro, printer, Advertiser Office

John Gill, storekeeper

13a Alexander Campbell, book canvasserMiss HendersonMrs FraserRoderick Addison, seaman

James Gossip, manager, Muirtown Nursery

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Eobert Aitken Lawrence (of Morrison & Lawrence, wood mer-chants and shipowners), Pine house

David Watt, gamekeeper, Pine cottage

James Eobb, engine-driver, Pine cottage

Howden Brothers, nurserymen, 29 High street, Albyn villa

11 Mrs Sutherland

12 Alex. Dallas, solicitor and Town-clerk. Off. Burgh chambers13 Miss Grant15 Andrew Macdonald, solicitor (of Anderson & Macdonald)16 Lewis A. Inkson, solicitor

17 John A. Chisholm, tanner and skinner, 16 Gilbert street

18 Miss Anderson19 John Mackintosh (of Turner & Mackintosh, steamboat agents)

20 Colin Munro22 James Cumming, reporter

Mrs Smith

THEATRE LANE.2 Charles Macbean, meal dealer. Ho. Neale place

6 Mrs Isabella SkeneArchibald Macniven, pensioner

John Grant, carpenter

Alexander Mackintosh, late clerk

7 Duncan Macfarquhar, farrier and blacksmith. Ho. 22Douglas row

8 John H. Forsyth, wine and spirit dealer, 8 Inglis street

10 William Smith, Ness Iron Works. Ho. East Ardconnelterrace

11, 12 William Ross, lodging-house keeper13 Hugh Allison, potato merchant

TOMNAHURICH.David Mackenzie, superintendent, CemeteryDavid Fraser, farmer, DalneichJohn Anderson, farmer, Tomnahurich farmAlexander Fraser, farm grieve

Mrs Cameron, innkeeper, Tomnahurich bridge

James Hossack, bridge-keeper, do.

John Macgregor, contractor, do,

William Grant, carpenter, do.

George Hepburn, dresser, do.

TOMNAHURICH STREET.1 Donald Macdonald, grocer. Ho. Garibaldi place

New Buildings—1 Hugh Fraser, masonJames Chalmers, engine driver, Railway

TO STREET DIRECTORY. 69

Neio Buildings, continued—David Youno:, engine driver, Railway

2 Mrs Ward, milliner

Thomas Hilton, engine driver, RailwayWilliam Hood, railway guardCharles Mannis, engine-driver, Railway

4 Rev. Alexander MacpbailJohn Stewart, grocer, Kenneth street

6 Archibald Reid, engine-driver, RailwayDonald Eraser, printer, 15 Union street

David Young, engine-driver, Railway7 James Calder, do.

Mrs Grant, lodging-house keeper

George Foxall, foreman engineer, RailwayDugald RoUo, engineer

James W. Clarke, Ordnance survey

22 Mrs John Mackenzie23 Mrs Ann Cameron, washerwoman24 Duncan Mackenzie, labourer

25 Donald Cross, do.

26 James Spiers, do.

27 Donald Fraaer, do.

28 Mrs Ann Fraser, laundress

30 John Cameron, painter

33 William Fraser, plasterer

36 Alexander Cameron, do.

37 Alexander Fraser, labourer

Alexander Fraser, Ardross street Granite Works, Tomnahurichcottage

Miss Fraser, milliner and dressmaker, Tomnahurich cottage

38 Colin Macrae, labourer

39 Peter Macpherson, farm servant

41 Alexander Macdonald, carpenter, 13 Huntly street

43 Sweyn Robertson, labourer

Donald Bremner, shoemakerJames Cameron, carpenter

44 Joseph Chisholm, cabinetmakerRoderick Fraser, carpenter

45 Donald Macrae, slater

46 Andrew Fraser, labourer48 Mrs Fraser, proprietrix

49 John Gordon, Militia sergeantAndrew Mackenzie, boot and shoemaker, Bridge street

50 Donald Chisholm, cooperJames Ross, masonRobert Fraser, labourer

52 Thomas Fraser, waulk miller

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63 Roderick Fraser, shipowner54: Mrs Mackenzie, huckster

John Chisholm, engine-driver

John Cameron, porter

55 Peter Grant, tailor

Mrs Macdonald, huckster

56 George Stewart, joiner

57 John Macdonald, pensioner

David Fraser, carpenter

60 Robert Macdonald, carpenter, 13 Huntly street

62 William Mackenzie, mason68 John Mackenzie, house proprietor

69 John Gordon, labourer

Donald Macrae, carter

71 Alexander Martin, innkeeper. Ho. No. 70King^s Lane—

1 Alexander Maclennan, pensioner

4 William Praser, cooper

7 Isabella Murray, lodging-house keeper8 Colin Mackintosh, blacksmith

72 Thomas Ross, labourer

Ewen Donnachie, do.

73 Donald Mackintosh, baker

76 Huntly Fraser, grocer and spirit merchant. Ho. 26 King st.

UNION STREET.

SOUTH SIDE.

1, 3 William Milne, baker, cook, and confectioner. Ho. EastArdconnel terrace

3 Francis Sutherland, agent for A. Fullarton & Co., publishers.

Ho. 12 Argyle street

Artillery Volunteer Orderly-room— Captain Colin Duff,adjutant. Ho. EUenden cottage, Southside road

5 Caledonian and London and North-Western Railways' ofl&ce

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George Kyd Ellis, agent. Ho. 2 Inglis street

7 Andrew Fraser & Co., cabinetmakers. Ho. No. 169 Inverness Subscription Library

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G. M. Mather, librarian

Evan Baillie Fraser, distributor of stamps. Ho. Ealloancottage

Archibald Beaton, clerk, do. Ho. Balnahaum, HolmJames J. Craik, clerk, do. Ho. Cliff cottage, Raining's stairs

John Rhind, architect. Ho. 2 Portland place

J. H. Money, professor of music. Ho. Crown place, South-side road

William Munro, plumber

UN STREET DIRECTORY. 71

9 Ann Morgan, grocer, 12 Church street

Mrs Grant, office keeper

11 Munro Brothera, seedsmen and nurserymen

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John Munro, 9 Lower View place

Henry Munro, corn factor. Ho. 2 Hill terrace

13 Donald Forbes, general and furnishing ironmonger. Ho. 29

Church street

15 Alex. A. Gregory, corn factor. Ho, Westwood, DrummondDonald Fraser, letterpress printer. Ho. 6 New buildings,

Tomnahurich street

John Colvin, solicitor and J. P. clerk. Ho. Essich

James Cunningham, solicitor. Ho. Balvonie of Inches

17 Turner & Mackintosh, steam packet agents, and at MuirtownWharf-

John Mackintosh. Ho. 19 Telford street

Grant & Co., job and postmasters

John Grant, accountant and commission agent. Ho. Dunainpark

Union street U.P. Chvrch—Kevs. Dr Scott & Geo. Eobson, M.A.21 Whyte &Co., booksellers, fancy goods merchants, librarians, &c.

23 Miss Annie Macrae, Berlin depot. Ho. 23 Church street

25 Harriet Harcombe, hotel keeper, Waverley hotel

27 John Graham, gunmaker. Ho. 17 Wells' street

29 James Melven, bookseller, stationer, and bookbinder. Ho,1 Ardconnel terrace (west)

31 Misses Munro, milliners. Ho. 12 Douglas row33 Daniel Ferguson, jeweller and watchmaker. Ho. 6 Inglis st.

35 A. Macbean & Sons, tailors, clothiers, and outfitters

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A. Macbean. Ho. 4 Prince's place

Donald Macbean. Ho. 57 Telford road

William Macbean. Ho. 14 do.

37 Donald Fraser, tobacconist. Ho. Charles street

39 A. & W. Eeid, architects-

Alexander Reid, Elgin

William Reid. Ho. 22 Academy street

L. A. Inkson, solicitor. Ho, 16 Telford street

Mrs DavidsonCharles A. Hendery, architectural surveyor. Ho. 37 Telford

road

Mrs Paterson, lodging-house keeperThe Inverness Sea Insurance Company

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William Morrison, secretary. Ho. Birchwood house, L,Drummond

Alexander Mackintosh, agent. Ho. 18 Douglas rowMorrison & Lawrence, shipowners and wood merchants

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William Morrison, Birchwood house. Lower DrummondR. A. Lawrence, Pine house, Telford street

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39 Mrs Hood, furnished lodgings

41 Ferguson Brothers, jewellers and watchmakers to H.R.H. thePrince of Wales

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James Ferguson. Ho. 4 Laurel terrace, Denny street

William Ferguson. Ho. Primrose villa, Charles street

NORTH SIDE.

60 Bank of Scotland

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Donald Duff, agent. Ho, Bank buildings

Francis Ramsay Warrax, accountant. Ho. 1 Barnhill

George Robertson, teller. Ho. Ivy cottage, Old Edin-burgh road

44 Duncan Cameron, boot, brogue, and shoemaker. Ho. 51aChurch street

44a Alexander Mackenzie, glass, china, and fancy goods ware-houseman. Ho. Ivy cottage, Old Edinburgh road

42 Davidson & Scott, solicitors

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Donald Davidson, Drummond parkRoderick H. G. Scott, Rosemount

George James Campbell, writer and N.P.^neas Mackintosh. Ho. 39 and 40 Church street

James Ross, solicitor. Ho. Riverbauk, Island bankAlexander Ross, architect. Ho. Riverfield

Mrs Munro, lodging-house keeperWilliam Burns (of Stewart, Rule, & Burns, solicitors)

40 Forbes & Macdonald, grocers and wine merchants

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Kenneth Forbes. Ho. 26 High street

Angus Macdonald, Ho. 7 Rose street

38 Christie & Son, confectioners and fruiterers. Ho. 9 Castle st.

36 Alexander Cowan, wine and brandy importer. Ho. 4 Murrayplace

34 John Black, china merchant. Ho. 5 Hill terrace

30 David Milne, warehouseman. Ho. No. 22

26 Robertson & Watt, drapers, Caledonian house

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Arthur Robertson. Ho. 55 Castle street

Anthony Watt. Ho. 16 Brids^e street

24 George Hallam Hall, tailor and clothier. Ho. Hawthorn walk

22 Andrew Philp, surveyor of taxes for Inverness-shire. Ho.Culduthel cottage

Alexander Bain, surveyor of taxes for Ross-shire. Ho. 42

Telford road

Mrs Eraser, lodging-house keeper

Wordie & Co., railway carriers

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Thomas Rennie, 55 Telford road

C. R. Manners, C.E. Ho. Sunnyank, Culduthel road

Alexander Eraser, solicitor and N.P. Ho. Annfield

John Mackenzie, Music hall janitor and bill poster

UN-"WA STREET DIRECTORY. 73

20 Gordon & Smith, grocers and agents for W. & A. Gilbey

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Duncan Cameron. Ho. Southside place

Charles Smith, Aberdeen18 George Clayton, chemist. Ho. 11 Argyle street

16 Charles Fraser-Mackintosh of Drummond. Ho. Ballifeary

houseAndrevs^ Fraser (of No. 7)

14 Hugh Fraser, draper. Ho. Holm12 Macdonald Brothers, fleshers

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Charles Macdonald. Ho. 35 Haugh road

Duncan Macdonald. do.

Archibald Macdonald. do.

10 Royal Hotel—John S. Christie

6 John M. Suter, fancy goods and fishing tackle dealer. Ho.15 Bank lane

4 James Burnside, tinsmith. Ho, Ardconnel terrace (east)

2 Allan Macleod & Co., s;rocers and wine merchants

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Allan Macleod. Ho. Glentarff cottage, Southside road

VIEW PLACE (UPPER).5 Miss Macpherson6 Miss ThomsonMrs Gordon, Viewbank

VIEW PLACE (LOWER).1 Mrs Reid3 Donald Shaw4 Mrs Mackenzie5 James Fraser (of Fraser & Mactavish, agricultural agents)

James Barron, reporter, Courier office

6 Misses Fraser

7 C. Brooks Sampson, agent for East Coast railways

8 Peter Fraser, draper

9 John Munro (of Munro Brothers, seedsmen)10 Mrs Mackidd11 Allan Beaton, labourer

Malcolm Young, blacksmithWilliam Sutherland, boot and shoemaker

12 George Mather, artist

13 John Macbean, coal merchant

WATERLOO PLACE.D, & A. Davidson, sculptors. Ho. 51 Academy street

1 James Taylor, cooper and fish dealerPeter Curran, china and stoneware merchant

2 William Robertson, carpenter, 22 Shore street

4 Mrs Cook, lodging-house keeper

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4 Peter Robertson, blacksmithDonald Maelennan, labourer

5 John Maclean, bakerMrs Cant, lodgino^-house keeper

6 Donald Fraser, engineerJohn Smith, do.

7 Duncan Campbell, commission agent8 John Asher, agent Scottish Legal SocietyJohn Cooper, telegraph inspector

9 John Cameron, innkeeper10 John Macdonald, engineer

John Macpherson, wire fencer

James Urquhart, carpenter

14 William Urquhart, grocer. Ho. No. 1317 Donald Murray, carpenter. Ho. 73 Church street

Alexander Mackintosu, cooper. Ho. 8 Glebe street

D. Mackintosh & Co., coal merchants, commission agents, &c.Off. 6 Drummond street

John Ross, carpenter. Ho. 33 Friar's street

WELLS' STREET.1 James Massie, carpenter

2 Ewen Cameron, gardener

Miss A. Clark

3 Roderick Paterson, grocer

4 Patrick Lvnch5 Mrs Gallie

6 William Maclean, ship captain

7 John Smith, clerk

8 Mis Donald Campbell9 James Davidson, solicitor, 5 Inglig street

10 John Irving,;^clerk

11 Donald Ross, sergeant, Militia

12 Peter Gall Rennie, carpenter13 John Eraser, cabinetmaker14 John Hay, raissionery

15 Evan Murray, clerk, Ordnance survey16 Donald Beaton, tailor and clothier, Inwlis street

17 John Graham, gunmaker. Union street

18 Jessie Douglas19 Donald Watson, clerk

20 Evander Campbell, of No. 2721 Murdo Mackenzie, general merchant. Ho, No. 3222 Archibald Fraser, fiesher. Ho. No. 3423 Angus Bethune, corn merchant, grocer, meal and flour mills

26 Mrs Mackenzie27 Evander Campbell, grocer. Ho. No. 20

WE-YO STREET DIRECTORY. 75

28 Peter Daniels, sergeant E.E.29 Mrs Donald Cameron30 Captain Peter Macdonald31 William Maclean, mason32 Murdo Mackenzie, of No. 21

33 Mrs Holme34 Archibald Fraser, of No. 22

Hutfh Chisholm, joiner

35 Ann MacleanThomas Manning, draughtsman, Ordnance survey

37 Margaret Macgillivray

39 Mrs Evan Cameron, grocer

42 David Macmurtrie, innkeeper

YOUNG STREET.1 John Ross of 1 and 2 Ness walk2 Andrew Praser

Janjes Reid, shoemakerJohn Cameron, blacksmith

3 John Daley, chimney sweep

3, 4 William Macbean, baker. Ho. No. 4

4 Mrs Munro4, 5 Mrs A. M. Stewart, innkeeper

6 Mrs Munro, toy dealer

7 Mrs Davidson

8, 9 Mrs Phemister, grocer

11 Duncan Macdonald, grocer and meal dealer

12 Mrs Macbean, huckster

13 William Cameron, labourer

Donald Macdonald, grocer, 1 Garibaldi place

Mrs Fraser

14 Mrs Maclennan, flesher

15 Bartholomew Curie, grocer

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ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY.

Acton, William M. C, major, recruiting staff, 9 Ardross street

Adam, James, late carpenter, 16 Fairfield lane

Addison, Roderick, seaman, 13a Telford street

Aitchison, Donald, superintendent of county police, Kingsmills

roadAitchison, Robert, engineer, Railway, Kenneth cottage, Kenneth

street

Aitchison, Mrs Jane, midwife, 35 Church street

Albion Live Stock Food Co.'s Wholesale Depot, 20 BaronTaylor's lane

Aldridge, Mrs, lodging-house keeper, 54 Castle street

Alexander, Samuel, cabinetmaker, 6 Argyle street

Alexander, Mrs, milliner and dressmaker, 6 Argyle street

AUardyce, James, railway porter, 1 Innes street

Allam, William, seaman, 5 Shore street

Allan, George G., inspector of branches, Caledonian bank. Ho.1 Charles street

Allison, Alexander, porter, 7 Crown street

Allison, Hugh, potato merchant, 13 Theatre laneAnderson, Alexander, carpenter, Dempster gardens. Ho. Ed-

mund cottage, 1 Southside place

Anderson & Macdonald, solicitors, City of Glasgow bank build-

ings. Academy street

Anderson, Catherine, lodging-house keeper, 1 Raining's stairs

Anderson, Donald, gardener, 23 Friar's street

Anderson, George, provision dealer, 36 Castle street

Anderson, George, stone-cutter, 7 Albert placeAnderson, James, bill-poster, 9 Friar's street

Anderson, James (of Anderson & Macdonald, solicitors), joint-

agent, City of Glasgow Bank. Ho. Hilton houseAnderson, John, farmer, Tomnahurich farmAnderson, William, accountant, Inland Revenue office. Ho.

Southside terrace

Anderson, William, greengrocer, New market. Ho. 29 Castle st.

Anderson, WiUiara, provision dealer, 83 Castle streetAnderson, Miss, 18 Telford street

Anderson, Mrs, 32 U. Kessock street

ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY. 77

Andrews, James, inspecting mason, 11 Innes street

Arbuthnot, Mrs, Braerannoch, L, DrummondArchibald, Mrs, Craigellachie place, MillburnArnott, Mrs Robert, 6 Ness bankArthur, William, blacksmith, 1 Anderson street

Artillery Volunteer Drill Hall, Margaret street

Artillery Volunteer Orderly Room, 3 Union street

Asher, John, agent, Scottish Legal Society, 8 Waterloo place

Atkins, David, shipmaster, 17 Madras street

Atkins, William, water bailiff, 5 New buildings, Queen street

Auckland, Joseph, V.S., Dempster gardens, Petty street. Ho.Duffus buildings

BBaillie, James, bookbinder, 4 Baron Taylor's lane

Baillie, James, fireman. Railway, 11 Stephen's brae

Baillie, Peter, shipowner, coal, lime, and timber merchant, Drum-mond street. Ho. 23 Church street

Bain, Alexander, labourer, 53 U. Kessock street

Bain, Alexander, surveyor of taxes for Ross-shire, 22 Unionstreet. Ho. 42 Telford road

Bain, Donald, Black Bull inn, 62 Huntly street

Bain, John, joiner, 2 Anderson street

Bain, John, Militia paymaster- sergeant, and accountant, Barracks,Telford road

Bain, Mrs Christina, 8 Friar's street

Balfour, W. R,, collector of customs, 6 Ardross streetBalkwill, James, fitter, 7 Albert place

Ballingall, Guthrie, 8 Huntly place

Bank of Scotland, 50 Union street

Bannatyne, William Mackinnon, commercial master, RoyalAcademy. Ho. Hawthorn cottage, Old Edinburgh road

Barbour, William, carpenter, 51 Shore street

Barclay, David, coachbuilder, Fraser street. Ho. 13 Douglas rowBarclay, John, accountant, 2 Kenneth street

Barclay, John Brown, locomotive engineer, Railway. Ho. Crowncottage. Petty street

Barron, Hugh, Campfield cottage

Barron, James, reporter, Courier, 5 View placeBarron, John, labourer, 30 Petty street

Barron, John, mole trapper, 39 Nelson street

Barron, William, blacksmith. Maggot rowBarker, Captain, R.N., Ellandonan cottage, Edinburgh roadBarker, Mrs, 72 Church street

Batchen, George, mason, 3 Innes street

Batchen, Robert, mason, 11 Fairfield laneBaxter, John, seaman, 30 Friar's street

78 ALPHABETICAL DIEECTORY.

BeatoD, Alexander, painter, 14 King street

Beaton, Allan, labourer, 11 L, View place

Beaton, Archibald, clerk, stamp ofl&ce. Ho, Balnahaum, HolmeBeaton, Christina, 82 Castle street

Beaton, Donald, tailor and clothier, Inglis street. Ho. 16 Wellsstreet

Beaton, James, engineer, 1 Albert place

Beaton, Kenneth, mason, 22 U. Kessock street

Beaton, Peter, painter, 6 Bauk street

Beaton, Simon, labourer, 13 King street

Begbie, James, foreman carriage department, Kailway, 5 South-

side place

Begg, Mrs, 19 Innes street

Beith, Thomas, fitter, 7 Argyle street

Bell, John Fleming, accountant, Commercial bank. Ho, Charles

street

Bell, Lewis Smith, baker and confectioner, 79 Castle street

Bethune, Angus, corn merchant, grocer, meal and flour mills, 23Wells street

Bethune, Angus, farmer, Balnahaum, Dores road

Bethune, Peter, general draper, 6 Castle street. Ho, St Vincentcottage, Culduthel road

Bird, David, tailor, 37 Baron Taylor's lane

Bishop Eden's Mission Female School, King street

Bisset, Mrs, washerwoman, 1 Macdonald street, HaughBlack & Son, Robert, plumbers, 26 Academy street

Black, Carolina, 9 Ness bankBlack, George, Thornbush brewery. Ho. Thornhill, Culduthel

road. Off, 2 Lombard street

Black, John, chiua merchant, 34 Union st. Ho. 5 Hill terrace

Black, Maclean, & Co., coal, coke, and commission agents, 1

Lombard street

Black, Eev.Dr John J., Free High Church manse, Culduthel road

Black, Mrs, 64 Academy street

Blackley, Charles A., boiler maker, 52 Castle street

Blackley, John, engine-driver, 1 Hill place

Blair, Patrick, advocate, sheriff-substitute, Castle. Ho. Maryfield

BoUand, Captain G. H., R.E., 7 Ardross street

Borthwiok, William, engineer, 8 L. Kessock street

Bowles, William, seaman, 17 Gilbert street

Boyes, John Alfred, engineers' department. Postal Telegraphs,2 Laurel terrace, Denny street

Boyne, William, joiner, 33 Bridge street

Bremner, Donald, shoemaker, 43 Tomnahurich' street

Bremner, George, clerk, 15 Castle street

British Lienen Company's Bank, High street

Broderick, Edward, seaman, 1 Anderson street

ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY. 79

Brodie, Donald, labourer, 39 Nelson street

Brodie, Donald, railway porter, 57 King street

Brodie, John P., grocer and wine merchant, 12, 19, 20 Castle

street. Ho. No. 94Brodie, William, cartwright, Session park, Kingsmills road

Brooks, John, carter, 49 King street

Brown, James, joiner, 18 King street

Brown, James, Ordnance survey, 3 Hill street

Brown, James, pipe manufacturer, Duff street. Ho. Munro's

lane

Brown, John, 10 Rose street

Brown, John, plumber, 28 Innes street

Brown, William, janitor, Royal AcademyBrown, W. B., head-waiter, Station Hotel Ho. Harting Cottage,

Charles, street

Brownlie, Alexander, teacher, Raining's school

Bruce, John, engine cleaner, 29 Castle street

Bryson, William K., P. O. buildings, Market brae

Buchanan, John, Haugh brewery. Ho. 19 Ness bankBuchanan, Mrs, 29 Castle street

Bught Mills Store, 18 Baron Taylor's lane

Bulkeley, Richard B., accountant. Inland Revenue office, 18

Academy street

Bulmer, John George, storekeeper. Railway, Longman road

Bunbury, William Douglas, retired captain, Indian army, Willow-bank, Dores road

Burgess, George, plumber, 29 Academy street

BurgesB, James, saddler, 4 Bank street

Burgh Court House and Offices, Castle WyndBurns, John P. tobacconist and fruiterer, 8, 10 Drummond street.

Ho. Forbes Cottage, Kingsmills roadBurns, William, (of Stewart, Rule, & Burns, solicitors), 42 Union

street

Burnside, James, tinsmith, 4 Union street

Burrell, David, tailor, 18 King street

Butler, Anthony, house-surgeon, Northern Infirmary

cCalder, Alexander, innkeeper, 24 Petty street

Calder, Francis, railway pointsman, 33 Castle street

Calder, James, engine driver, 7 New buildings, Tomnahurich st.

Calder, Jemima, seamstress, 1 Albert place

Calder, John, carpenter, 8 Lombard street

Calder, Mrs, lodging-house keeper, 18 Church street

Calder, Mrs, milliner, furrier, and straw bonnet maker, 26 Churchstreet

Caldwell, Robert, shipowner, 63 Academy street

80 ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY.

Caledonian Bank, High street

Caledonian Hotel, 16, 17 Church street

Cameron, Alexander, carter, 14 Brown street

Cameron, Alexander, musician, 6 Hill terrace

Cameron, Alexander, plasterer, 36 Tomnahurich street

Cameron, Alexander, tobacconist, 8 Church street. Ho. Hill st.

Cameron, Colonel Joha, Clifton lodge, Culduthel roadCameron, David, mail guard, 20 Castle street

Cameron, Donald, book deliverer, 2 New buildings. Queen street

Cameron, Donald, carpenter, 13 Petty street

Cameron, Donald, farmer. South Kessock farm, Kessock road

Cameron, Donald, labourer, Ballifeary

Cameron, Donald, lodging-house keeper, 25 Petty street

Cameron, Donald, machine maker, Dempster gardens. Ho. Tul-

loch's buildings, Ardconnel terrace (west)

Cameron, Donald, painter, 9 Hill street

Cameron, Donald, writer. Castle. Ho. CullodenCameron, Duncan, bootmaker, 44 Union street. Ho. 51a Church

street

Cameron, Duncan, carter, 2 Shore street

Cameron, Duncan, flesher, 55 Shore street

Cameron, Duncan (of Gordon & Smith, grocers), Edmund cottage,

Southside place

Cameron, Eliza, 2 Friar's lane

Cameron, Ewen, gardener, 2 Wells street

Cameron, Ewen, labourer, 38 U. Kessock street

Cameron, George, railway porter, 23 Crown street

Cameron, Hugh, clerk, 5 Pumpgate street

Cameron, Hugh, painter, 22 Brown street

Cameron, Hugh, tailor, 29 Academy street

Cameron, James, carpenter, 43 Tomnahurich street

Cameron, James, messenger-at-arms, 38 Bridge street

Cameron, James, painter, 36 U. Kessock street

Cameron, James, porter, 42 Nelson street

Cameron, John, blacksmith, 2 Young street

Cameron, John, engine-driver, 45 Castle street

Cameron, John, innkeeper, 9 Waterloo place

Cameron, John, mason, 3 Friar's place

Cameron, John, painter, 30 Tomnahurich street

Cameron, John, porter, 54 Tomnahurich street

Cameron, Kenneth, grocer, 12 Grant street

Cameron, Peter, carpenter, Argyle street

Cameron, Robert, Hawthorn cottage, Edinburgh road

Cameron, Robert, tea traveller, 2 Friar's street

Cameron, Roderick, locker, Customs, 4 Anderson street

Cameron, Simon, labourer, 3 Queen street

Cameron, Thomas, carpenter, 24 Innes street

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Cameron, William, brakesman, 6 Albert place

Cameron, William, fireman, gasworks, 2 Rose street

Cameron, William, labourer, 13 Young street

Cameron, William, lodging-house keeper, 10 Castle wyndCameron, Miss Ann, 20 Castle street

Cameron, Mrs, 33 Academy street

Cameron, Mrs, Ballifeary

Cameron, Mrs, 47 King street

Cameron, Mrs, 4 Inglis court, Haugh road

Cameron, Mrs, 2 Prince's place, Huntly street

Cameron, Mrs, innkeeper, Tomnahurich bridge

Cameron, Mrs, laundress, 50 King street

Cameron, Mrs, lodging-house keeper, 14 Bank lane

Cameron, Mrs, midwife, 4 Hill street

Cameron, Mrs, seamstress, 58 Academy street

Cameron, Mrs A., Charles street

Cameron, Mrs Ann, washerwoman, 23 Tomnahurich street

Cameron, Mrs Catherine, innkeeper, 24 King street

Cameron, Mrs Donald, 29 Wells street

Cameron, Mrs Elizabeth, 46 Muirtown street

Cameron, Mrs E., lodging-house keeper, 18 Friar's lane

Canoeron, Mrs Evan, grocer, 39 Wells street

Cameron, Mrs Lieutenant, 17 Castle street

Campbell, Alexander, book canvasser, 13a Telford street

Campbell, Alexander, carpenter, I School lane, Church street

Campbell, Alexander, gardener, 48 King street

Campbell, Alexander, joiner, 9 Innes street

Campbell & Co., saddlers, 26 High street

Campbell, Colin, waiter, I Edward's court

Campbell, Donald, draper, 2 Bridge street. Ho. 3 High street

Campbell, Donald, railway guard, 6 North Church lane

Campbell, Duncan, commission agent, 7 Waterloo place

Campbell, Evander, grocer, 27 Wells street. Ho. No. 20

Campbell, Farquhar, labourer, 16 L. Kessock street

Campbell, Finlay, blacksmith, 32 Haugh road

Campbell, Eraser (of Fraser & Campbell, drapers), 8 Bridge st,

Campbell, George James, writer and N.P., 42 Union street

Campbell, Hugh, seaman, 21 Innes street

Campbell, James, Gellion's hotel, 37 Bridge street and 4 Churchstreet

Campbell, John, boot and shoe merchant, 30 Bridge street

Campbell, John, joiner, Campbell's close, Celt street

Campbell, Kenneth, late carpenter. Cooper's close. Church street

Campbell, Murdoch, seaman, 51 Huntly street

Campbell, Margaret, lodging-house keeper, 21 Friar's street

Campbell, Paul, shoemaker, 102 Castle street. Ho. 1 DuflE street

Campbell, Roderick, labourer, 13 Duff street

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82 ALPHABETICAL DIRECTOKY.

Campbell, Ronald, fitter, 8 Crown street

Campbell, Thomas D. (of Cumraing & Campbell, silk mercers),

10 Ness bankCampbell, William, commission agent, 68 Castle street

Campbell, William, farmer, 14 Fairfield lane

Campbell, William, labourer, 88 Castle street

Campbell, Miss, 68 Castle street

Campbell, Miss, dressmaker. Cooper's close, 66^ Church street

Campbell, Mrs, 22 Duff street

Campbell, Mrs, School lane. Church street

Campbell, Mrs, 6 Tulloch's buildings, Ardconnel terrace (east)

Campbell, Mrs, dressmaker, 8 Bridge street

Campbell, Mrs Donald, 8 Wells street

Campbell, Mrs Janet, 6 King street

Campbell, Mrs William, Devon cottage, Edinburgh roadCant, James, goods shed foreman, 1 Argyle street

Cant, Mrs, lodging-house keeper, 5 Waterloo place

Carmichael, Alexander, mason, 5 Albert place

Carruthers & Sons, Robert, publishers, Coun'er office, 5 Bank lane

Carruthers, Robert, jun., publisher, Courier office. Ho, 17 Bankstreet

Carruthers, Robert, LL.D., publisher of the Courier, Ho. 20Bank street

Carruthers, Walter, publisher, Courier office. Ho. Gordouville,

HaughCentral School, 21 Queen street

Chalmers, George, book-keeper, 58 Church street

Chalmers, James, engine-driver, 1 New buildings, Tomnahurichstreet

Chapel-Yard Burying Ground, Chapel street

Charleston, Hector, waiter, 76 Church street

Charleston, Kenneth, steward. Highland Club. Ho. Hill street

Chisholm, Alexander, confectioner and pie baker, 37 Church street

Chisholm, Alexander, joiner, 23 Innes street

Chisholm, Alexander, labourer, 2 Dyer's court, Huntly street

Chisholm, Colin, tailor and clothier, 2 Market brae

Chisholm, David, labourer, 43 Muirtown street

Chisholm, Donald, cooper, 50 Tomnahurich street

Chisholm, Donald, flesher. New market. Ho. Rob Roy close.

Petty street

Chisholm, Donald, gardener, 10 L, Kessock street

Chisholm, Donald, paper-ruler, 3 Kingauiills road

Chisholm, Ewen, skinner, 13 Crown street

Chisholm, Hugh, joiner, 34 Wells street •

Chisholm, J. A., tanner, wool merchant, and rope manufacturer,

16 Gilbert street. Ho. 17 Telford street

Chisholm, James, coachwright, 10 Huntly place

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Chisholm, James, printer, 45 Castle street

Chisholm, John, blacksmith, 3 Madras street

Chisholm, John, engine-driver, 54 Tomnahurich street

Chisholm, John, fitter, 6 Brown street

Chisholm, John, ironmonger, seed and agricultural merchant, 106Church street. Ho. 7a Ness bank

Chisholm, John, wholesale and retail tea dealer and grocer, 7Bridge street

Chisholm, Joseph, cabinetmaker, 44 Tomnahurich street

Chisholm, Kenneth, painter, 91 Castle street

Chisholm, Murdoch, labourer, 3 Friar's street

Chisholm, Roderick, carpenter, 1 Dyer's court*

Chisholm, Roderick, Militia sergeant, 18 Madras street

Chisholm, Theodore, shipbroker, &c., 16 Innes street

Chisholm, William, level crossing-keeper, MillburnChisholm, William, painter, 29 Petty street

Chisholm, Miss, 13 High street

Christie & Son, confectioners and fruiterers, 38 Union street. Ho,9 Castle street

Christie, Henry (of Christie & Son, confectioners), 9 Castle street

Christie, John, mason, 3 Factory street

Christie, John S., Royal hotel. Academy street

Christie, Robert, brass finisher, 9 Crown street

Clark, Alexander, lessee of Petty Customs, 17 Argyle street

Clark, Alexander, street contractor, Ballifeary

Clark, Captain, Dirleton place, Edinburgh roadClark, Catherine, 44 King street

Clark, David, assistant procurator-fiscal. Castle

Clark, Duncan, clerk, 4 Innes street

Clark, Hugh, M.D., 6 Ardross street

Clark, Hugh, railway inspector, 1 Tulloch's buildings

Clark, Jane, lodging-house keeper, 9 Charles street

Clark, Margaret, 37 Muirtown street

Clark, WiUiam, sailmaker, 9 North Church lane

Clark, Miss, lodging-house keeper, 9 Telford street

Clark, Miss A., 2 Wells street

Clark, Miss Ann, lodging-house keeper and depositarian of Auxi-liary Bible Society of Scotland, 3 Margaret street

Clark, Mrs, Muirtown hotel, Muirtown bridge

Clark, M rs William, 58 Castle street

Clarke, Charles, labourer, 60 King street

Clarke, James W., Ordnance survey, 7 New buildings, Tomna«hurich street

Clarke, Mrs, lodging-house keeper, 11 Innes street

Clayton, George, chemist and druggist, 18 Union street. Ho. 11Argyle street

Clegg, Sergeant James, R.E., Balnaia house

84 ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY.

Close, Henry, clook agent, 31 Brown street

Close, Kobert, clockmaker, 39 Nelson street

Clunas, Charles, accountant, National bank. Ho. 64 Church st.

Clunas, John, farmer, Baliifeary

Clunas, Miss, Culblean, Southside road

Clunas, Miss Jane, North Church place

Coast Guard Watch-house, South KessockCoddington, Captain, Woodville, L. DrummondCollier, John, photographer, 12 Bank street. Ho. 56A Telford

road

Collins, Miss, 36 Shore street

Colville, George, lessee of salmon fishings and mussel scalps, Kes-sock cottage, Kessock road

Colvin, John, solicitor and J. P. clerk, 15 Union street

Colvin, Kev. Duncan, Free West church, 3 Huntly place

Commercial Bank, Church street

Commercial Hotel, Exchange place

Congregational Chapel, Fraser street

Cook & Macdonald, commission agents, 8 Lombard street

Cook, James (of Cook & Macdonald, commission agents), Louise

place, Argyle street

Cook, John, jun., shipbuilder, 5 Shore street

Cook, John, late shipbuilder, 5 Douglas rowCook, Robert, manager, sawmills. Ho. 13 Innes street

Cook, William, pensioner, 5 Albert place

Cook, Mrs, lodging-house keeper, 4 Waterloo place

Cooper, John, telegraph inspector, 8 Waterloo place

Corbet, Alexander, waggon-builder, 6 Albert place

Corner, William, actuary, N. S. Savings' bank. Exchange. Ho.4 Southside place

Corner, Misses E. & A., dress and cloak makers, 29 Church street

Couper, William, goods superintendent, railway station, 5 Huntlyplace

Couper, William Miller, jeweller, 11 Castle wyndCowan, Alexander, wine merchant, 36 Union street. Ho. 4

Murray place

Cowan, Mrs James, Beaufort villa. Lower DrummondCowie, George, boiler-maker, 35 Church street

Cowie, Mrs, 2 Barnhill

Craig, David, 21 Douglas rowCraik, James J., clerk, stamp and tax office, Cliff cottage, Rain-

ing's stairs

Crauford, Robert, 2 Denny street

Crawford, Malcolm, labourer, 14 Fairfield lane

Critchley, George, station superintendent, Victoria villa. Hill st.

Crombie, John, agent, 3 Drummond street. Ho. 2 Crown street

Cross, Donald, labourer, 25 Tomnahurich street

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Cross, Thomas, flesher, 6 Pumpgate street

Cumming, Alexander, builder, 1 Margaret street

Gumming, Alexander, tailor, 4 Market brae

Cumming & Campbell, silk mercers, 15 Church street

Cumming, James, reporter, 22 Telford street

Cumming, John (of Fraser & Cumming, flashers), 54 Petty street

Cumming, Mary, 25 Academy street

Cumming, Robert, boot and shoe agent, 100 Church street. Ho..

20 Inglis street

Cumming, William, carpenter, 30 Shore street

Cumming, Mrs, 20 Inglis street

Cunningham, James, solicitor, 15 Union street. Ho, Balvonie

of Inshes

Curie, Bartholomew, grocer, 15 Young street

Curie, Mrs Isabella, private and commercial hotel, 6 Academy st.

Curran, Peter, china and stoneware merchant, 1 Waterloo place

Cuthbert, Mrs, 3 Madras street

DDaley, John, chimney sweep, 3 Young street

Daley, WiUiatn, chimney sweep, 11 Factory street

Dallas, Alexander, janitor, Northern Infirmary

Dallas, Alexander, solicitor and town-clerk. Ho. 12 Telford st.

Dallas, Alexander, watch and clockmaker, 77 Church street.

Ho. No. 2

Dallas, George, Ordnance survey, 27 Rose street

Dallas, John, 18 Madras street

Dallas, John, commission agent, Ceylon cottage, Culduthel roadDallas, John, painter, 9 Church street

Dallas, John, shoemaker, 22 Muirtown street

Daly, Robert H,, clerk. Custom house, 36 Telford roadDaniels, Peter, sergeant R.E., 28 Wells street

Davidson, Alexander, shoemaker, 3 Raining's stairs

Davidson & Scott, solicitors, 42 Union street

Davidson, Andrew, labourer, 36 Friar's street

Davidson, Andrew, porter, 10 U. Kessock street

Davidson, Andrew, sculptor, 51 Academy street

Davidson, D. & A., sculptors and granite polishers, Waterlooplace. Ho. 51 Academy street

Davidson, Donald, labourer, 32 Friar's street

Davidson, Donald, mason, Kingsmills roadDavidson, Donald (of Davidson & Scott, solicitors), Drummond

park house, Drummond terrace

Davidson, Donald, sculptor, 51 Academy street

Davidson, Duncan, seaman, 5 Manse place

Davidson, Elizabeth, assistant teacher, Farraline Park Institution*

Ho. 6Q Church street

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Davidson, James, burgh police, 11 Gilbert street

Davidson, James, fitter, 44 Church street

Davidson, James, solicitor, 5 Inglis street. Ho. 9 Wells street

Davidson, John, clerk, 1 Edward's court

Davidson, John, mason, 1 Albert place

Davidson, John, wholesale and retail grocer and wine merchant,

7 Inglis street. Ho. Hawthorn bank, Edinburgh road

Davidson, Lewis, flour miller, MijlburnDavidson, Robert, accountant and stockbroker, 18 Academy st.

Ho. Mayfield

Davidson, Roderick, farmer and carter, 11A Telford street

Davidson, Samuel, 62 Castle street

Davidson, William, labourer, 2 Ness walkDavidson, William, railway brakesman, 4 Hill street

Davidson, William, shoemaker, 2 Academy street. Ho. 8 Rose's

close, MerkinchDavidson, William, tailor, 26 INIadras street

Davidson, Miss, lodging-house keeper, 11 Huntly place

Davidson, Mrs, 39 Union street *

Davidson, Mrs, 7 Young street

Davidson, Mrs, lodging-house keeper, 664 Church street

Davidson, Mrs, lodging-house keeper, 38 Muirtown street

Dawson, Rev. William, R.C. Chapel, Huntly street

Deans, James, shoemaker, 2 Friar's street

Dedman, Sergeant Alfred, R.E., Ness house, Ness walkDenoon, Ann, 16 Friar's street

Denoon, Robert, chemist, 107 Church street. Ho. 3 High street

Dewar & Stewart, china and stoneware merchants, 37 Grant st.

Dewar, Robert, coachman, Grant's close. High street

Dewar, Thomas, gardener, Aultnaskiach lodge

Dickson, Hugh, brassfounder, 26 High street. Ho. 1 Garibaldi

place

Dickson, James, brassfounder, 28 Chapel street

Dickson, Richard, cabinetmaker, 12 Huntly street. Ho. No. 9

Dickson, William, labourer, 44 Huntly street

Dingwall, Colin, Free High Church officer. Ho. 5 Bank street

Dingwall, Kenneth, 18 Friar's street

Dingwall, Roderick, joiner, 2 Nicol's alley. Church street

Dingwall, William, moulder, 2 Hawthorn walk, Market brae

Dobie, Thomas, turner. Railway, 22 Innes street

Docharty, Francis, mason, 44 Huntly street

Donaldson, Alexander, blacksmith, 6 Bridge street

Donaldson, Captain William, adjutant, H.L.I.M., 23 Telford rd.

Donaldson, George, shoemaker, 9 Church street

Donaldson, Gordon, carpenter, 4 Innes street

Donaldson, Mrs, 6 Prince's place

Donnachie, Ewen, labourer, 72 Tomnahurich street

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Donovan, John, R.E., 1 Albert place

Dougall, Andrew, general manager and secretary, Highland Rail-

way. Ho. Strawberry hill

Douglas, Jessie, 18 Wells street

Douglas, Kenneth, seaman, Ardross lane, Telford road

Douglas, Robert, pedlar, 16 L. Kessock street

Douglas, Simon, Ardross lane, Telford road

Douglas, Thomas, joint-agent. City of Glasgow Bank. Ho.Broadstone park

Douglas, Mrs John, 9 Church street

Dow, James, bookbinder, 21 Innes street

Downie, Mrs, 18 Duff street

Duff, Alexander, carpenter, Gordon terrace

Duff, Captain Colin, adjutant I.A.V., EUenden cottage. South-side road

Duff, Donald, agent, Bank of Scotland, 88 Church street

Duff, Joseph, chimney sweep, 9 Raining's stairs

Duffus, John, plasterer, 25 High street

Dugan, Thomas, porter, 20 Hill street

Dunbar, Alexander, slater, 2 King street

Dunbar, William, plumber and gasfitter, 47 Petty street. Ho,33 Friar's street

Dunbar, Mrs, 31 Friar's street

Dunbar, Mrs Jane, Ardross lane, Telford roadDuncan, James, late farmer, 20 L. Kessock street

Duncan, William S., drawing-master. Royal Academy. Ho.Elsie villa, Porterfield

Duncan, Mrs, lodging-house keeper, 7a Ness bankDunlop, George, mason, 26 Innes street

Dunn, George, B.A., Lond., Classical master, Royal Academy.Ho. 16 Bridge street

Durward, Edward, R.E., 5 Telford street

EEadie, William, rector. Royal Academy. Ho. Stoneyfield houseEden, Right Rev. Robert, D.D,, Bishop of Moray and Ross,

Primus of Episcopal Church of Scotland, Hedgefieldhouse, Culdnthel road

Elgin, John, accountant, Coach oflBce, 3 Castle wyndElliot & Co., fleshers, 2 Drummond street

Elliot, Matthew (of Elliot & Co., fleshers), Citadel houseEllis, Alexander, builder, Elsie cottage, Porterfield

Ellis, George K., agent for Caledonian and London and N. W.Railways, 6 Union street. Ho. 2 Inglis street

Ellis, John, builder, Ellandonan cottage, Edinburgh roadEllison, Mrs, Tighneilan house. Island bankEngineering Department of Postal Telegraphs, 4 Lombard street

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Esslement, Isabella, assistant teacher, Farraline Park Institution,

3 Innes street

Established Church Female School, 5Q Academy street

Exchange buildings, High street

Falconer, Ann, seamstress, 24 Castle street

Falconer, Charles (of Falcon iron works)

Falconer, Daniel, miller, Midmills

Falconer, James, Island bank house

Falconer, James, tailor, 15 Chapel street

Falconer, John B. (of Falcon iron works)

Falconer, Peter, plasterer, Dempster gardens. Ho. Heathmount,Southside road

Falconer, William, cabman, 91 Castle street

Faller, Otto, jeweller, 52 Academy street

Farquharson, William, tailor, 5 New buildings. Queen street

Farraline Park Institution, Margaret street

Fenwick, William, accountant. Railway. Ho. Fountainville

Ferguson Brothers, jewellers and watchmakers to H.R.H. the

Prince of Wales, 41 Union street

Ferguson & Co., wine merchants, 27 Bridge street

Ferguson, Daniel, jeweller, 33 Union street. Ho. 6 Inglis street

Ferguson, Helen, 63 King street

Ferguson, Isabella, washerwoman, 21 Crown street

Ferguson, James (of Ferguson Brothers, jewellers), 4 Laurel ter-

race, Denny street

Ferguson, John, clerk and sheriff officer, 11 Fairfield lane

Ferguson, William, Holm mills

Ferguson, William, carpenter, 1 Pumpgate street

Ferguson, William (of Ferguson Brothers, jewellers), Primrose

villa, Charles street

Ferguson, Mrs, dressmaker, 3 Albert place

Ferguson, Mrs, midwife, 25 Charles street

Ferrie, Richard, plumber, 26 Crown street

Ferrie, Mrs, 2 Anderson street

Ferrie, Mrs, lodging-house keeper, 20 Castle street

Ferrier, Alexander, engine-driver, 36 Petty street

Ferris, Francis, sergeant R.E., 18 Crown street

Ferris, William, artist, 23 Academy street. Ho. Hill place

Findlater, Lydia, Clachnacuddin hotel, 43, 44 Church street

Findlater, Simon, Lyon's court. Academy street

Findlay, James, gardener, Viewhill

Findlay, John, foreman painter, 52 Castle street

Findlay, John, painter, Duffus buildings. Petty street

Findlay, Thomas, gardener, Oaklands, Drummond terrace

FiulaysoD, John, teller, Caledonian bank, 3 Margaret street

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Finlayson, Simon, commercial traveller, 11 Hill street

rinlayson, William Edward, tailor, 8 Bridge street

Fleming, William, carpenter, 38 Friar's street

Fletcher, Mrs, 10 Telford street

Forbes & Macdonald, grocers and wine merchants, 40 Union st.

Forbes, Alexander, carpenter, 54 Church street

Forbes, Alexander, farmer, Damfield, Edinburgh road

Forbes, Alexander, jeweller, Forbes cottage, Kingsmills road

Forbes, Andrew, gardener, Heath cottage

Forbes, Archibald, dyer, 9, 10, 11 Huntly street

Forbes, Catherine, 3 Barnhill

Forbes, Charles, farmer, Dieribught, Millburn

Forbes, Christina, 2 Friar's lane

Forbes, Donald, general and furnishing ironmonger, 13 Union st.

Ho, 29 Church street

Forbes, Donald, painter, 13 High street

Forbes, Duncan, labourer, 19 U. Kessock street

Forbes, Duncan George, Millburn house, MillburnForbes, Hector, 6 Raining's stairs

Forbes, James, cover maker, Railway, 7 Crown street

Forbes, James, writer, 70 Church street

Forbes, John, carpenter, 11 Crown street

Forbes, John, draper, 27 High street, and 24 Inglis street. Ho.Palmerston place, Millburn

Forbes, Kenneth (of Forbes & Macdonald, grocers), 26 High st.

Forbes, Lachlan, meal dealer, 18 U. Kessock street

Forbes, Margaret, dressmaker, 17 Castle street

Forbes, William, labourer, 1 Pumpgate street

Forbes, William, police constable, 1 Edward's court

Forbes, Miss, 45 Telford roadForbes, Misses, dressmakers, 70 Church street

Forbes, Mrs, 50 Muirtown street

Forbes, Mrs Isabella, 2 Macdonald street, HaughForsyth, David, sculptor, 1, 22 Chapel street. Ho. No. 19

Forsyth, E., bookkeeper. Advertiser office. Ho. 11 Ness bankForsyth, James, goods manager's office, Railway. Ho. 20 Chapel

street

Forsyth, James, labourer, 12 Gilbert street

Forsyth, James S., A.M., rector, Farraline Park Institution.

Ho. 14 Innes street

Forsyth, John H,, wine and spirit merchant, 8 Inglis street. Ho.Theatre lane

Forsyth, W. B., printer and publisher, Advertiser office. Ho,11 Ness bank

Forsyth, William, parcel agent, Railway, 22 Castle street

Fotheringham, James, plumber, Campbell's close, Celt street

Fotheringham, Lewis, porter, Railway, 1 School lane, Church st.

M

90 ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY.

Foxali, George, foreman engineer, Railway, 7 New buildings,

Tomnahurich street •

France, George, Silverwells, Ness bankFrancis, Archibald, miller, Midmills

Francis, James, miller, Millburn

Franciscan Convent Schools, 34 Huntl}' street

Fraser, A. T. F,

(of R. Fraser & Sons, clothiers), Fern cottage,

Southside road

Fraser, Alexander, 2 Bank street

Fraser, Alexander & Co., wholesale grocers, 16 Bank street

Fraser, Alexander, accountant, Hunt hall. Garibaldi place

Fraser, Alexander, bank ageut, Commercial bank, Church street

Fraser, Alexander, baker, 38 Baron Taylor's lane

Fraser, Alexander, baker, 9 Fairfield lane

Fraser, Alexander, blacksmith, 58 Academy street

Fraser, Alexander, blacksmith, 33 Bridge street. Ho. 54 Churchstreet

Fraser, Alexander, blacksmith, 7 Friar's street

Fraser, Alexander, carter, 3 Fairfield lane

Fraser, Alexander, farm grieve, TomnahurichFraser, Alexander, farmer, Ballifeary

Fraser, Alexander, grocer and spirit merchant, 28 Madras street

Fraser, Alexander, gardener, Eileanach lodge

Fraser, Alexander, granite works, Ardross street. Ho. Tomna-hurich cottage

Fraser, Alexander, labourer, 28 Nelson street

Fraser, Alexander, labourer, 37 Tomnahurich street

Fraser, Alexander, labourer, 10 Macdonald street, HaughFraser, Alexander, late farmer, 16 Brown street

Fraser, Alexander, mason, 57 Kinsr street

Fraser, Alexander, mason, 54 U. Kessock street

Fraser, Alexander, moulder, 11 Rose street

Fraser, Alexander, night watchman, Railway, 4 Barnhill

Fraser, Alexander (of Fraser & Co., wholesale. grocers), 7 Banklane

Fraser, Alexander, provision merchant, 49 Muirtown street. Ho.

Queen's buildings

Fraser, Alexander, relieving agent, Railway, 21 L. Kessock st.

Fraser, Alexander, seaman, 8 Glebe street

Fraser, Alexander, shoemaker, 91 Castle street

Fraser, Alexander, shoemaker, 27 King street

Fraser, Alexander, shoemaker, 39 U. Kessock street

Fraser, Alexander, solicitor and N.P., 22 Union street. Ho.

Annfield, Edinburgh road

Fraser, Alexander, stableman, 38 Petty street

Fraser, Alexander Dingwall, plumber and gasfitter, 30 Castle

street. Ho. No. 49

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Fraser, Alexander Simon, commercial traveller, Willow cottage,

Charles street

Fraser & Campbell, drapers, 46 High street

Fraser & Camming, fleshers, 55 Petty street

Fraser & Macdonald, carpenters, 13 Huntly street

Fraser & Macleod, grocers and wine and spirit merchants, 3

Bridge street

Fraser & Mactavish, agricultural commission agents, 5 Lombardstreet

Fraser, Andrew, 2 Young street

Fraser, Andrew, & Co., cabinetmakers, 7 Union st. Ho. No. 16

Fraser, Andrew, contractor, Reelig cottage, Campfield, Island

bankFraser, Andrew, labourer, 46 Tomnahurich street

Fraser, Andrew, porter, 16 Nelson street

Fraser, Andrew, proprietor, 16 L. Kessock street

Fraser, Andrew, shipmaster, 56 Telford road

Fraser, Andrew, shoemaker, 36 Muirtown street

Fraser, Andrew, tailor, 35 Castle street

Fraser, Angus, grocer, 23 Haugh road. Ho. 6 Inglis court

Fraser, Angus, railway guard, 27 Academy street

Fraser, Annie, 25 Crown street

Fraser, Archibald, blacksmith, 36 Muirtown street

Fraser, Archibald, gardener, 9 Church street

Fraser, Archibald, flesher, 22 Wells street. Ho. No. 34Fraser, Archibald, labourer, 15 Grant street

Fraser, Archibald John, draper. Observatory buildings, Culduthelroad

Fraser, Archibald Thomas Frederick, of Abertatff, Crown house,

Midmills road

Fraser, Captain Charles R., adjutant I.H.E.V., Heatherley,Culduthel road

Fraser, Catherine, grocer, 22 Grant street

Fraser, Catherine, laundress, 24 Crown street

Fraser, Catherine, lodging-house keeper, 5 Innes street

Fraser, Charles, labourer, 30 Muirtown street

Fraser, Charles, upholsterer, 4 Raining's stairs

Fraser, Christina, 6 Fraser street, HaughFraser, Christina, lodging-house keeper, Louise place, Argyle st.

Fraser, D. B., baker, 12 Petty street

Fraser, D. G., tobacconist and game salesman, New Market,Ho. 39 High street

Fraser, David, carpenter, 57 Tomnahurich street

Fraser, David, farmer, Dalneich, TomnahurichFraser, David, joiner, 20 Crown street

Fraser, Donald, Ballifeary

Fraser, Donald, 14 Nelson street

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Fraser, Donald, blackismith, 30 Chapel street

Eraser, Donald, blacksmith, 28 King street

Fraser, Donald, cattle-dealer, 4 Denny street

Fraser, Donald, clerk. Advertiser office. Ho. 22 Castle street

Fraser, Donald, collector for Gas and Water Co., 2 Gordon place

Fraser, Donald, commission agent, 2 Glebe street. Off. 21 BaronTaylor's lane

Fraser, Donald, engineer, 6 Waterloo place

Fraser, Donald, flesher, 6 Factory street

Fraser, Donald, gardener, 2 Dyer's court, Huntly street

Fraser, Donald, Garibaldi house, Garibaldi place

Fraser, Donald, grocer and spirit merchant, 92 Castle street.

Ho. No. 9l

Fraser, Donald, labourer, 2 Duff street

Fraser, Donald, labourer, 1 Lotland street

Fraser, Donald, labourer, 27 Tomnahurich street

Fraser, Donald, painter, 33 U. Kessock street

Fraser, Donald, printer, 15 Union street. Ho. 6 New buildings,

Tomnahurich street

Fraser, Donald, railway carter, 28 King street

Fraser, Donald, sawyer, 31 Muirtown street

Fraser, Donald, solicitor, accountant, and N.P., session-clerk of

Inverness, 7 Castle street

Fraser, Donald, tailor, 9 Church street

Fraser, Donald, tailor, Friar's court

Fraser, Donald, tailor, 4 Inglis court, HaughFraser, Donald, tobacconist, 37 Union street. Ho. Charles st.

Fraser, Dr J. G., Merlewood, Druramond terrace

Fraser, Duncan, potato merchant, 86 Castle street

Fraser, Duncan, labourer, 29 Haugh roadFraser, Edward, painter, 19 Friar's lane

Fraser, Elspet, 3 Edward's court

Fraser, Evan Baillie, distributor of stamps, 9 Union street. Ho.Balloan cottage, Culduthel

Fraser, Finlay, blacksmith, 1 Telford street

Fraser, Finlay, tailor, 20 Crown street

Fraser, Francis, joiner, 15 Friar's street

Fraser, Francis, labourer, 37 Rose street

Fraser, G. & D., engineers and millwrights, 1 Glebe street

Fraser, George, joiner, 4 North Church lane

Fraser, George, shoemaker, 8 Gilbert street

Fraser, Hector Sinclair, teller, Caledonian bank, Stratton, Cul-

loden

Fraser, Hugh, carter, MidmillsFraser, Hugh (of Fraser & Macdonald, carpenters, 13 Huntly

street), 11 Castle wyndFraser, Hugh, clerk, 11 Stephen's brae

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Fraser, Hugh, draper, 14 Union street. Ho. HolmeEraser, Hugh, N.P. and inspector of poor, Parochial Board office.

Ho. 11 Argyle street

Eraser, Hugh, mason, 1 New buildings, Tomnahurich street

Fraser, Hugh, mason, 7 Queen street

Fraser, Hugh, nurseryman, 58 Huntly street

Fraser, Hugh, poultry dealer, 7 Factory street

Fraser, Hugh, shoemaker, 4 Factory street

Fraser, Hugh, tailor, 6 Bridge street

Fraser, Hughina, dressmaker, 6 Bridge street

Fraser, Hugh Innea, pattern maker, 16 Rose street

Fraser, Huntly, grocer and spirit merchant, 76 Tomnahurich st.

Ho. 26 King street

Fraser, James, blacksmith, 3 Bank street

Fraser, James, blacksmith, 17 Queen street

Fraser, James, boot and shoemaker, 15 Rose street

Fraser, James, burgh police sergeant, 31 Friar's street

Fraser, James, C.E. and land surveyor, 57 Castle street. Ho. 1

Murray place

Fraser, James, carpenter, 2 Argyle street

Fraser, James, carpenter, 13 Argyle street

Fraser, James, carpenter, 17 Rose street

Fraser, James, carter, 18 Factory street

Fraser, James, corn merchant, 4 New market entry, Church st.

Fraser, James, gardener, 16 Stephen's brae

Fraser, James, gardener, 8 Tanner's lane

Eraser, James, jun., merchant, 3 Castle street. Ho. Bellevue,Drummond terrace

Fraser, James, labourer, 5 Brown street

Fraser, James, merchant, 23 Huntly street. Ho. No. 20Fraser, James, millwright, 28 L. Kessock street

Eraser, James (of Fraser & Mactavish, agricultural commissionagents), 5 View place

Fraser, James, painter, 3 Lombard street. Ho. 2 Hardie'sbuildings

Eraser, James, railway porter, 6 Stephen's braeFraser, James, shoemaker, 7 Grant street

Fraser, James, tailor, 35 Rose street

Fraser, James, the Lodge, RaigmoreEraser, John, cabinetmaker, 17 Friar's street

Eraser, John, cabinetmaker, 13 Wells street

Fraser, John, carpenter, 7 King street

Fraser, John, cartwright. Willow cottage, Charles street

Fraser, John, coachwright, 1 Fairfield lane

Fraser, John, farmer and carter, Kenneth street

Fraser, John, gardener, Hedgefield, Culduthel roadFraser, John, gardener, Island Bank cottage, Dores road

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Fraser, John, general dealer, New market. Ho. Market entry

Fraser, John, grocer, 3 Duff street

Fraser, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 12 Celt street

Fraser, John, hairdresser, 5 Chapel street. Ho. 44 Academy st.

Fraser, John, innkeeper, 1 & 2 Glebe street

Fraser, John, mason, 28 Nelson street

Fraser, John, nurseryman, 58 Huntly street

Fraser, John (of Fraser & Campbell, drapers), 5 View place

Fraser, John (of Fraser & Gumming, fleshers), 54 Petty street

Fraser, John (of Mitchell & Fraser, chemists and dentists), 19

Church street. Ho 52 Church street

Fraser, John (of Andrew Smith & Co,, general drapers),

Craigellachie place, MillburnFraser, John, painter, 50 Castle street

Fraser, John, painter, 6 Crown street

Fraser, John, railway guard, 35 Castle street

Fraser, John, railway porter, 35 Madras street

Fraser, John, road contractor, 3 Innes street

Fraser, John, seaman, 8 Gilbert street

Fraser, John, shoemaker, 19 Friar's lane

Fraser, John, shoemaker, 16 L. Kessock street

Fraser, John, shoemaker, 19 Muirtown street

Fraser, John, slater, 9 Pumpgate street

Fraser, John, tailor, 9 Stephen's brae

Fraser, John, tailor and clothier, 47 High street

Fraser, John Henry, tailor, 3 Albert place

Fraser, Kenneth, baker, 81 Church street

Fraser, Lockhart, carpenter, Fraser's close, Muirtown street

Fraser, Margaret, huckster, 35 Friar's street

Fraser, Mary, dressmaker, 6 Bridge street

Fraser, May, general servant, 45 Castle street

Fraser, Neil, grocer, 7 Celt street

Fraser, Peter (of Andrew Smith & Co., 22 High street) 8 Viewplace

Fraser, Peter, proprietor, 51 Castle street

Fraser, Peter, provision merchant, 44 Grant street

Fraser, Peter, tailor, 25 Friar's street

Fraser, Robert & Sons, clothiers, &c., 96 Church street

Fraser, Robert, labourer, 50 Tomnahurich street

Fraser, Robert, tidewaiter, 9 Telford street

Fraser, Roderick, blacksmith, 23 Dufi street

Fraser, Roderick, carpenter, 44 Tomnahurich street

Fraser, Roderick, Cul-na-eilean house, L. DrummondFraser, Roderick (of Fraser & Macleod, grocers), 4 Bridge street

Fraser, Roderick, shipowner, 53 Tomnahurich street

Fraser, Simon, carter, 22 Petty street

Fraser, Simoo, mason, 26 Friar's street

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Eraser, Simon, painter, 24 Innes street

Eraser, Simon, potato merchant, New market. Ho. 33 Bridge sti

Eraser, Simon, potato merchant, New market. Ho. 9 Glebe st.

Eraser, Simon, railway porter, 33 Haugh road

Eraser, Simon, writer, 23 Church s'treet

Eraser, Thomas, baker, 47, 48 Huntly street

Eraser, Thomas, farmer. Crown farm, Kingsmills road

Eraser, Thomas, butcher, 85 Castle street

Eraser, Thomas, coachbuilder, 9 Church street

Eraser, Thomas, draper, 6 Bridge street

Eraser, Thomas, labourer, 10 Lotland street

Eraser, Thomas, labourer, 11 Macdonald street, HaughEraser, Thomas, labourer, 21 Madras street

Eraser, Thomas, mason, 16 L. Kessock street

Eraser, Thomas, tailor, 3 Factory close, King street

Eraser, Thomas, tailor, 24 Innes street

Eraser, Thomas, waulk-miller, 52 Tomnahurich street

Eraser, William, carter, 7 Queen street

Eraser, William, carpenter, Millburn

Eraser, William, clerk, Eailway, 18 Queen street

Eraser, William, cooper, 4 King's lane, Tomnahurich street

Eraser, William, gardener, Kingsmills house, Kingsmills

Eraser, William, gardener. Pond lodge, Druramond park

Eraser, William, gardener, Wester lodge, Drummond park

Eraser, William, grocer, 20 Bridge street

Eraser, William, grocer, 8, 9 Tap lane, Grant street

Eraser, William, innkeeper, 3, 4, 5 Grant street

Eraser, William, jeweller, 1 High street. Ho, No. 35

Eraser, William, jeweller, 8 North Church lane

Eraser, William, labourer, 2 Eraser street, HaughEraser, William, labourer, 20 Friar's lane

Eraser, William, labourer, 16 Glebe street

Eraser, William, late flesher, 22 Castle street

Eraser, William, plasterer, 33 Tomnahurich street

Eraser, William, porter, Harrold's court. Academy street

Eraser, William (of Inverness Iron Co.), Annfield, Edinburgh road

Eraser, William, Rae cottage, Kenneth street

Eraser, William, seaman, 1 Lotland street

Eraser, William, shoemaker, 29 Castle street

Eraser, William, shoemaker, 2 King street

Eraser, William, storekeeper. Baron Taylor's lane. Ho. Kingst.

Eraser, Miss, 64 Church street

Eraser, Miss, 2 Ness bankEraser, Miss, dressmaker, 74 Church street

Eraser, Miss, dressmaker, 4 Eraser street, HaughEraser, Miss, dressmaker, 2 Glebe street

Eraser, Miss, dressmaker, Post-office buildings, Market brae

96 ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY.

Fraser, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 9 Stephen's braeFraser, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, Tomnahurich cottage,

Tomnahurich street

Fraser, Miss Catherine, 48 King street

Fraser, Miss Catherine, boarding: and day school, 32 Church streetFraser, Miss H., 2 Edward's court, Theatre laneFraser, Miss Jane, teacher, Raining's school. Ho. 28 Tnnes st.

Fraser, Miss Jean, seamstress, 46 Muirtown street

Fraser, Miss Margaret, lodging-house keeper, 56 Shore streetFraser, Miss Marianne Robertson, music teacher, Academy. Ho.

1 Huntly place

Fraser, Miss Mary, huckster, 60 Huntly street

Fraser, Miss May, dressmaker, 1 Rose street

Fraser, Misses, 6 L. View place

Fraser, Misses, 25 Rose street

Fraser, Mrs, 6 Albert place

Fraser, Mrs, 35 Bridge street

Fraser, Mrs, 6 Drummond street

Fraser, Mrs, 4 Fraser street, HaughFraser, Mrs, 3 High street

Fraser, Mrs, 23 Innes street

Fraser, Mrs, 27 Innes street

Fraser, Mrs, 32 Madras street

Fraser, Mrs, 64 Telford roadFraser, Mrs, 13a Telford street

Fraser, Mrs, 13 Young street

Fraser, Mrs, lodging-house keeper, 4 Hardie's buildings

Fraser, Mrs, lodging-house keeper, 22 Union street

Fraser, Mrs, proprietrix, 48 Tomnahurich street

Fraser, Mrs A., 4 Duff street

Fraser, IMrs Ann, 7 Inglis court, HaughFraser, Mrs Ann, laundress, 28 Tomnahurich street

Fraser, Mrs Anne, washerwoman, 6 Fraser street, HaughFraser, Mrs Captain Cochrane, 3 Douglas rowFraser, Mrs Catherine, 13 Gilbert street

Fraser, Mrs Catherine, lodging-house keeper, 23 Douglas rowFraser, Mrs Catherine, 1 Huntly place

Fraser, Mrs David, 22 Huntly street

Fraser, Mrs Elizabeth, lodging-house keeper, 5 Friar's street

Fraser, Mrs Isabella, 6 Bridge street

Fraser, Mrs Jane, 34 Haugh roadFraser, Mrs Jean, seamstress, 38 Baron Taylor's laneFraser, Mrs John, 31 Brown street

Eraser, Mrs John, 22 King street

Fraser, Mrs Lockhart, midwife, Eraser's close, Muirtown street

Fraser, Mrs Margaret, 5 Bank street

Fraser, Mrs Mary, dressmaker, 28 Muirtown street

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Fraser, Mrs Phineas, 18 Petty street

Eraser, Mrs R., 48 U. Kessock street

Fraser, Mrs Simon, Allan cottage, Edinburgh road

Eraser, Mrs William, 21 Grant street

Fraser, Mrs William, grocer and spirit dealer, 15, 16 U. Kessock

street

Free East Church, Academy street

Free High Church, Bank street

Free North Church, North Church place

Free West Church, U. Kessock street

Freeman, Charles, fishmonger and game dealer, 4 Drummondstreet. Ho. Porterfield cottage

Fridge, Alexander, mason, 15 Stephen's brae

EuUarton, Andrew, baker, 7 Lombard street. Ho. Grant's close,

High street

Eullarton, Mrs, Keith's cottage, Denny street

Eyfe, John, seaman, 6 U. Kessock street

Fyfe, William, Militia staff sergeant, 32 Academy street

GGaelic Church, Church street

Gallic, Charles, plasterer, Eraser's court. Tanner's lane

Gallie, Duncan, engineer, 5 Douglas rowGallie, Jessie, dressmaker, 13 Petty street

Gallie, Mrs, 5 Wells street

Galloway, George, chemist, 8 Castle street. Ho. No. 9

Gardner, Mrs, green-grocer, 81 Castle street

Gaul, Mrs, 3 Factory street

Gellion, Miss, Bonniefield, Southside road

Gentle, Robert, farmer, Balcraggan, Palmerston place, MillburnGerrie, Mrs, lodging-house keeper, 15 Innes street

Gerries, Alexander, fisherman, 2 Queen's buildings, Muirtown st.

Gibb, Robert, boilermaker, 23 Innes street

Gibson, Daniel, tailor and clothier, 10, 11 Petty st. Ho. No. 11

Gibson, John, second English master. Royal Academy. Ho.Caledonian Hotel

Gibson, Magnus, fishing-tackle maker-, 8 Stephen's brae

Gibson, Peter, crockery merchant, 37 Rose street

Gibson, Mrs, 44 Church street

Gill, John, store-keeper, 12a Telford street

Gill, Mrs, 1 Celt street

Gillanders, Roderick, labourer, 18 Abbey street

Gillespie, Mrs, Longman road. Rose street

Gillies, William, carpenter, 5 Crown street

Gillies, Mrs, grocer, 43 Grant street

Gilmour, Jean, dressmaker, 11 Chapel street

Glass, Alexander, labourer, 43 Shore street

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98 ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY.

Glen, Robert, fitter, 7 Albert place

Gollan, Donald, carpenter, 2 Brown street

GoUan, William, carter, 47 IT. Kessock street

Gordon & Smith, grocers, and agents for W. & A. Gilbey, 20Union street

Gordon, Angus, shoemaker, 21 Petty street. Ho. No. 8

Gordon, David, shopman, 12 Innes street

Gordon, Duncan, labourer, 18 King street

Gordon, Duncan, late farmer and innkeeper, Drummond cottage,

11 Drummond road

Gordon, Duncan, shoemaker, 10 Stephen's brae

Gordon, James, grocer and wine merchant, 40 High street. Ho.Upper View place

Gordon, James, labourer, 18 Rose street

Gordon, Jane, Ryeford house, Ardconnel terrace (east)

Gordon, John, labourer, 69 Tomnahurich street

Gordon, John, militia sergeant, 49 Tomnahurich street

Gordon, John, salmon fisher, 9 Glebe street

Gordon, John Alexander, surgeon-dentist, 30 High street

Gordon, Sergeant, recruiting staff, 43 Huntly street

Gordon, Thomas, carpenter, 9 Crown street

Gordon, William, gardener, Merlewood, Drummond terrace

Gordon, Mrs, Viewbank, Upper View place

Gorm, James, coast-guardsman, 9 Telford road

Gossip, James, manager, Muirtown nursery

Gow, John 0., jeweller, watchmaker, and optician, 17 Bridge

street. Ho. 15 Douglas rowGowenlock, William, assistant secretary, Highland Railway. Ho.

Porterfield

Grant, Alexander, baker, 1 Fairfield lane

Grant, Alexander, game-keeper, 53 Shore street

Grant, Alexander, tailor, 7 L. Kessock street

Grant, Alexander, saddler. Cooper's close, 66^ Church street

Grant, Alexander (of Gunn & Grant, drapers), 10 Castle street

Grant, Allan, dyer and scourer, 49 Petty street

Grant, Andrew, seaman, 10 Lotland street

Grant & Co., livery stables, Baron Taylor's lane. Off. 17 Unionstreet

Grant, Catherine, laundress, 19 Petty street

Grant, Daniel J., sheriff-officer and accountant, 38 Bridge

street

Grant, Grigor, tailor, 18 Glebe street

Grant, James, Ballifeary

Grant, James, clerk, Fraser's court, Tanners' lane

Grant, James, gardener, Fraser's court. Tanners' lane

Grant, James, mason, 1 New market entry. Church street

Grant, James, wire-fencer, 2 Factory close, King street

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Grant, John, accountant and commission agent, 17 Union street.

Ho. Dunain parkGrant, John, carpenter, 6 Theatre lane

Grant, John, superintendent. Reformatory school. Rose street

Grant, John, tailor, 37 High street

Grant, John, upholsterer, 59 Huntly street

Grant, Peter, railway porter, 11 Macdonald street, HaughGrant, Peter, tailor, 55 Tomnahurich street

Grant, Robert (of Macdougall & Co., Royal Tartan Warehouse),3 Ness bank

Grant, Thomas, fitter, 44 Muirtown street

Grant, William, carpenter, TomnahurichGrant, William, surgeon-dentist, 20 Church street. Ho. Blythe-

field cottage, Edinburgh road

Grant, William Ross, solicitor. Castle. Ho. Maryhill, Edinburghroad

Grant, Miss, 19 Madras street

Grant, Miss, Marine cottage, Dores road

Grant, Miss, Primrose villa Charles street

Grant, Miss, 13 Telford str

Grant, Miss Catherine, 3 Ardross street

Grant, Mrs, 3 Stephen's brae

Grant, Mrs, 13 U. Kessock street

Grant, Mrs, huckster, 6 L. Kessock street

Grant, Mrs, office-keeper, 9 Union street

Grant, Mrs, lodging-house keeper, 7 New buildings, Tomnahurichstreet

Grant, Mrs, milliner and dressmaker, 20 Inglis street

Grant, Mrs, proprietrix, 55 King street

Grant, Mrs Ann, 18 Inglis street

Grant, Mrs John, 35 Castle street

Grant, Mrs Margaret, lodging-house keeper, 33 King street

Grant, Mrs Peter, 26 Shore street

Graham, Alexander, skinner, 16 L. Kessock street

Graham, Donald, carter, 29 Madras street

Graham, Eergus, tailor. Eraser's buildings. Castle wyndGraham, James, tinsmith. Eraser's buildings, Castle wyndGraham, John, gunmaker, 27 Union street. Ho. 17 Wells st.

Graham, John, labourer, 11 Eriar's street

Gray, David (of Inverness Candle Co.), Shore street

Gray, Henry, turner, 33 Shore street

Gray, James, ship chandler, 33, 34 Grant street

Gray, James, slater, 23 Eriar's lane. Ho. 33 Eriar's street

Gray, John, boot and shoemaker (Maybole branch), 100 Churchstreet

Gray, William, pedlar, 49 U. Kessock street

Gray, Miss Jessie, grocer, 44 Academy street

100 ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY.

Gregory, Alexander A., corn merchant, 15 Union street. Ho.Westwood cottage, Drummond terrace

Grehan, John, Ordnance survey, 46 Telford road

Grehan, Peter, Ordnance survey, 46 Telford road

Grey, Andrew, stoker, 61 Castle street

Greyfriar's Church-yard, Friar's street

Grieve, Magnus, seaman, 2 Shore street

Groat, David, baker, 14 Huntly street

Groat, John, labourer, Ballifeary

Guildry Hall, Exchange, High street

Gunn, David, seaman, 10 Gilbert street

Gunn, Donald, painter, 54 U. Kessock street

Gunn, Robert, coachman, 27 Academy street

Gunn, William (of Gunn & Grant, drapers), 10 Castle street

Gunn, Mrs, merchant, 46 Grant street

Guthrie, Robert, parcel porter, 27 Innes street

HHaig, Mrs, 2 Huntly place

Haldane, George, carter. North Church lane

Hall, George Hallam, tailor and clothier, 24 Union street. Ho.Hawthorn walk

Hamilton & Sim, stock salesmen, Petty street

Hamilton & Son, auctioneers, 7 Church street

Hamilton, Charles (of Simpson & Hamilton, solicitors), Southsidecottage

Hamilton, George (of Hamilton & Son, auctioneers), 7 Church st.

Hamilton, James (of Thomas Smith & Co., Hunt Hall). Ho,Southside cottage, Southside road

Hamilton, James Walker (of Thomas Smith & Co., Hunt Hall).

Ho. 4 Ardross street

Hamilton, Mrs, lodging-house keeper, 47 High street

Harcombe, Harriet, hotel-keeper, Waverley hotel, 25 Union st.

Hardie, Miss, dressmaker, Hardie's cottage, Hardie's buildings

Harrow, Mrs, lodging-house keeper, 15 Argyle street

Hasson, James, pedlar, 3 Edward's court. Theatre laneHasson, Michael, broker, 63, 54 Grant street

Hauser, Philip, watch and clock maker, 63 Petty street

Hawley, Frederick, general dealer, 60 Shore street

Hay, A. P., solicitor, town chamberlain, and postmaster, River-dale, Lower Drummond. Off. Market brae

Hay, John, missionary, 14 Wells street

Hay, John, plumber. Pavilion, Ardross street

Hay, Murdoch, tailor, 5 Raining's stairs

Hay, Mrs Janet, 10 Muirtown street

Henderson, Alexander, cabinetmaker, 9 TuUoch's buildings,

Ardconnel terrace (east)

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Henderson, George, joiner, 25 Innes street

Henderson, George, labourer, 2 Inglis court, HaughHenderson, Thomas G., agent for Bell, Rannie, & Co., wine

merchants, Leith, Highland Club buildings, High street.

Ho. No. 3

Henderson, W. L., printing manager, Advertiser office. Ho, 23

Douglas rowHenderson, Miss, 13a Telford street

Henderson, Miss, dressmaker, 91 Castle street

Henderson, Mrs, dressmaker, 6 Drummond street

Henderson, Mrs Mary, fancy warehouse, 1 Bridge street. Ho.3 High street

Hendery, Charles A., architectural surveyor, 39 Union st. Ho.37 Telford road

Hendrie, James, labourer, 5 Innes street

Hendrie, Robert, railway guard, Millburn

Hendry, James, maltman, 45 Castle street

Hepburn, Angus, meal dealer, 5 Academy street

Hepburn, George, dresser. Cemetery, Tomnahurich bridge

High Church and Burying ground, Church street

High School, Barnhill, Hill terrace

Highland Arms Hotel, Grant's close. High street

Highland Club, 18 High street

Highland Railway Station, Academy street

Highlander Printing office, 42 Church street—Publishing office,

ExchangeHill, Thomas, jun., teller, B. L. Co.'s Bank. Ho. Ness bankHilton, Thomas, engine-driver. Railway, 2 New buildings, Tom-

nahurich street

Hobban, Thomas, draughtsman, Ordnance survey, 2 L. Kessockstreet

Hogg, Adam, tailor, 14 Drummond street

Hollis, William, flesher, New market. Ho. 22 Union street

HoUoway, John, tailor, 14 Argyle street

Holme, Mrs, 33 Wells street

Honeyman, Peter, salmon fisher. Citadel

Hood, Alexander, mason, 8 North Church lane

Hood, Donald, mason, 12 Friar's street

Hood, John, carpenter, 28, 30 Friar's street. Ho. No. 30

Hood, William, railway guard, 2 New buildings, Tomnahurichstreet

Hood, Mrs, furnished lodgings, 39 Union street

Hood, Mrs Margaret, 58 Huntly street

Home, Peter, carpenter, 7 Shore street

Hossack, Duncan, seaman, 8 Shore street

Hossack, James, bridge keeper, Tomnahurich bridge

Home, John, tailor, 33JBrown^r€et

102 ALPHABETICAL BIRECTOKY.

Howard, Rev. Joseph, Wesleyan minister, 13 Anderson street

Howden Brothers, seedsmen, nurserymen, and florists, 29 Highstreet. Nurseries—Muirtown

Howden, John (of Howden Brothers), Albyn villa, Telford street

Howden, Matthew (of Howden Brothers), Albyn villa, Telford st.

Hunter, John, joiner, Eraser's court, Tanner's lane

Hutchison, Alexander, labourer, 26 L. Kessock street

Hutchison, Thomas, carter, 30 Chapel street

Hutchison, Thomas, railway guard, 5 Raining's stairs

Imlack, Alexander, mason, 8 Pumpgate street

Imray, Robert, upholsterer and cabinetmaker, 46, 47 Churchstreet. Ho. No, 55

Industrial Society Depot, I5 Drummond street

Inglis, Colonel Hugh, of Kingsmills, Kingsmills houseInglis, Mrs, Aultnaskiach cottage, Culduthel road

Inkson, L. A., solicitor and accountant, 39 Union street. Ho.16 Telford street

Inland Revenue Office, 18 Academy street

Innes & Macdonald, solicitors and N.P., 67 Church street

Innes, Charles (of Innes & Macdonald, solicitors), Bruar, OldEdinburgh road

Innes, Hugh, tailor, 19 King street

Innes, John, 37 Friar's street

Innes, John, fiesher. New market, 27 Innes street

Innea, Robert Bruce, millwright, 2 Albert place

Innes, William, carpenter, 7 Innes street

Innes, Mrs, Fountain cottage, Edinburgh roadInverness Advertiser Office, 11 Bank street

Inverness Candle Company, 1 Fanellan place, Shore street

Inverness Courier Office, 5 Bank lane

Inverness Dispensary, 37 Huntly street

Inverness Gas and Water Company, Manse place

Inverness Iron Company, Rose street

Inverness Loan Office, 38 and 39 Academy street

Inverness Public Hall Coy.'s Office, 1 Bank lane

Inverness Sea Insurance Company, 39 Union street •

Inverness Subscription Library, 9 Union street

Irvine, John, blacksmith, 59 U. Kessock street

Irvine, John, clerk, 10 Wells street

Irvine, William, traveller, 47 U. Kessock street

JJack, Alexander, boot, shoe, and brogue maker, 51, 52 Petty

street. Ho. No. 52

Jack, Charles, shipmaster, 5 Shore street

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Jack, William, seaman, 36 Madras street

Jack, Mrs Jane, dressmaker, 61 Academy street

Jamieson, Christina, 47 Castle street

Jamieson, Miss, 18 Church street

Jenkins, Alexander, tailor, 1 Friar's place

Johnston, Alexander, pointsman, Kailway, 12 Stephen's brae

Johnston, Archibald, wool agent and skinner, 23 Shore street

Johnston, George, pointsman, Railway, 7 Glebe street

Johnston, John, miller, 43 Muirtown street

Johnston, Roderick, carpenter, 37 Muirtown street

Johnston, Roderick, labourer, 3 Madras street

Johnston, Roderick, photographer, 1 Greig street. Ho. 27 Huntly

street

Johnston, Mrs, 2 Murray place

Johnston, Mrs Dr, 7 Ardconnel terrace (west)

Johnstone, Hugh, foreman printer, A dvertiser office, 2 Douglas row

Johnstone, John, railway guard, 20 Douglas row

Johnstone, "William, grocer, 32 Haugh road

Jolly, William, H.M. inspector of schools, Island bank

Jones, David, locomotive superintendent. Railway. Ho. Carle-

ton villa, Millburn

Junor, Donald, labourer, 17 Rose street

Junor, Donald, ropemaker, 47 Telford road

Junor, Evan, gardener, the Lodge, Heatherley

Junor, William, carpenter, 4 Telford street

KKay, Godfrey, engineer, 26 Innes street

Keith, Charles, bookseller, stationer, and lithographer, 20, 21

Church street. Ho. 3 Murray place

Keith, David, watchmaker, 18 Castle street

Keith, William, watchmaker, 15 High street. Ho. Denny street

Kelly, Hugh, hatter, 43 High street. Ho. 8 Ardconnel terrace

(west)

Kemp, Mrs, Dieribught, Millburn

Kennedy, Alexander, porter, 7 Tanner's lane

Kennedy, Donald, clerk, 1 Telford road

Kennedy, Duff, clerk, 16 Madras street

Kennedy, John, mason, 25 High street

Kennedy, Miss, boarding-house keeper, 9 Bank street

Kennedy, Miss G,, 42 Castle street

Kennedy, Mrs, 12 Chapel street

Kennedy, Mrs, fancy warehouse, 16 High st. Ho. 9 Hill street

Kennedy, Mrs John, lodging-house keeper, 5 U. Kessock street

Kennoway, William, ticket collector, 10 Pumpgate street

Kerr, J ohn, (of Thomas Kerr & Son, merchants, 36 High street),

15 Academy street

104 ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY.

Kerr, Peter Gumming, governor of prison

Kerr, Thomas & Son, merchants, 36 High street. Ho. 15Academy street

Keating, Ernest, music master, Academy. Ho. Laurel terrace

Denny street

Kidd, Hugh, M.R.C.Y.S., veterinary surgeon, 37 Academy st.

Kinsley, James, Militia sergeant, 25 Grant street

Kyle, Miss, Willow cottage, Charles street

Laidlaw, Miss, 2 Drummond road

Laing, James, Militia sergeant, 11 Telford road

Lamond, Charles, audit inspector and factor, Railway. Ho.Meadowfield villa, Millburn

Lamond, Colin, seaman, 88 Castle street

Lamond, Murdoch, labourer, 43 Nelson street

Lamond, Murdoch, labourer, 12 North Church lane

Lang, Edward, coastguard, 12 Telford road

Laverton, Alexander, ferryman, 25 L. Kessock street

Lawler, Arthur, joiner, 25 Castle street

Lawrence, James, gilder, 1 Albert place

Lawrence, James K., cabinetmaker, 34 Chapel street

Lawrence, Robert Aitken (of Morrison & Lawrence, wood mer-

chants and shipowners), Pine House, Telford street

Lawrie William (of Matthews & Lawrie, architects, 108 Churchstreet), 4 Castle street

Leitch, Mrs, 11 North Church lane

Leith, Miss, private lodging-house keeper, 8a Ness bankLindsay, Robert, engine-driver, 9 Innes street

Linton, William, clerk. Citadel houseLogan & Co., music sellers and pianoforte tuners, 30 Church st.

Logan & Thomson, plumbers, &c., 61 Church street

Logan, Simon, slater, 5 Factory street

Logan Miss (of Logan & Thomson, plumbers), 60 Church street

Logan, Mrs, 24 Huntly street

Logie, John, shoemaker, 21 Inglis street

Long, Alexander, shoemaker, 7 Market brae

Lome Hotel, 1, 2, 3 Huntly street

Lynch, Patrick, 4 Wells' street

Lyon, James, porter, 23 Crown street

MMain, Mrs Ann, 11 Brown street

Mair, Thomas, sergeant. Militia, Ballifeary

Manford, Robert Alexander, M.D., 9 Ness bankMann, Colin, blacksmith, 42 Petty street

Mann, William, blacksmith, 28 Petty street

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Manning, Thomas, draughtsman, Ordnance survey office, 35

Wells' street

Mannis, Charles, engine driver, Eailway, 2 New buildings, Tom-nahurich street

Manners, Charles Robert, C.E., 22 Union street. Ho, Sunny-bank, Culduthel road

Marello, Mrs, furrier, 66^ Church street

Marks, Robert, general dealer, New Market. Ho. 53 King st.

Marr, John, light porter, 6 Bank street

Marshall, Miss, 35 Academy street

Martin, Alexander, innkeeper, 71 Toranahurich st. Ho. No. 70

Martin, Alexander, labourer, 2 Duff street

Martin, James, carpenter, 51 Castle street

Martin, James Robertson, collector of Petty Customs, 16 Friar's

street

Martin, John, labourer, 36 Madras street

Martin, John, sexton, 46 Academy street

Martin, William, corporal, R.A., I.A.V. Drill Hall, Margaretstreet

Martin, William, late vintner, 21 Douglas rowMartin, Mrs Jessie, 10 Glebe street

Massie, James, carpenter, 1 Wells' street

Mason, William D , draughtsman. Ordnance survey. Ho.Pavilion, Ardross street

Masson, Mrs, Bellfield, Dores roadMather, George, artist, 12 L. View place

Matheson, Alexander, labourer, 28 King street

Matheson, Alexander, labourer, 11 Pumpgate street

Matheson, Donald, labourer, 15 Celt street

Matheson, Dougald, ship carpenter, Tap lane, Grant street

Matheson, Duncan, labourer, 6 Madras street

Matheson, Hugh, tailor, 35 Castle street

Matheson, James, tailor, 21 Friar's street

Matheson, John, cabinetmaker, 25 Innes street

Matheson, Kenneth, seaman, 6 Brown street

Matheson, Lilias, publican, 2, 3 Petty street

Matheson, Mary, provision dealer, 36 Church street

Matheson, Roderick, labourer, 22 Nelson street

Matthews & Lawrie, architects, 108 Church street

Maxwell, James, seaman, 35 Nelson street

Mayhew, Henry, Ordnance survey. North Church place

Melvin, James, bookseller, 29 Union street. Ho. 1 Ardconnelterrace (west)

Melvin, Donald, police constable, Ballifeary

Menzies, John, Caledonian hotel, 16, 17 Church street

Middleton, D., & Co., coal, lime and timber merchant, 8 Lom-bard street

106 ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY.

Middleton, David, (of D. Middleton & Co., coal, &c., merchants.)

Ho. 11 L. Kessock street

Miles, William, labourer, 32 Friar's street

Millar, John, wool stores, 4 A.nderson street. Ho. 20 Rose st.

Millar, George, china merchant, 56, 57 Petty street

Millar, Robert, mason, 1 Inglis court, Haugh road

Millar, Isabella, late merchant, 15 Muirtown street

Millar, Isabella, provision dealer, 11 Muirtown street

Millar, James, grocer, New market. Ho, Culcabock village

Millar, John, builder, 3 Paton street, HaughMillar, Peter, 15 Celt street

Millar, Thomas, janitor, Parraline Park Institution, Margaret st.

Millar, Mrs, dressmaker, 12 Anderson street

Millar, Mrs, dressmaker, 26 Chapel street

Milne, David, warehouseman, 30 Union street. Ho. No. 22Milne, Donald, painter, 65 Huntly street

Milne, Fergus, tailor, 3 Factory close, King street

Milne, William, The Restaurant, 1 and 3 Union street. Ho.Ardconnel terrace (east) .<*'

Minck, Primus, watchmaker, 21 Castle street. So, 5 Albert place

Mitchell, J. supervisor, Inland Revenue oflSce, Ho. Fern villa,

Southside road

Mitchell & Fraser, chemists and dentists, 19 Church street

Mitchell, Henry (of Mitchell & Fraser, chemists, &c.), 19 Churchstreet. Ho, Surbiton house, Fairfield lane

Mitchell, Joseph, C.E,, Viewhill

Mollison & Co. (Limited), timber merchants. Citadel

Money, John Henry Gibbons, organist, St Andrews Cathedral,

professor of music, 9 Union street. Ho, Crown place,

Southside road

More, Mrs, Rose bank, 1 Drummond road

Morel Brothers, wine merchants and Italian warehousemen, 31

Church street

Morgan, Ann, grocer, 12 Church street. Ho, 9 Union street

Morgan, George, post-horse master, 53 Castle street

Morine, Charles Harland, professor of music, 29 Church street

Morris, Andrew, engine driver, Kingsmills road

Morris,' John, & Co., glaziers and frame makers, 7 Chapel street

Morrison & Lawrence, shipowners and wood merchants, 39 Unionstreet

Morrison, Hector, C,E., 49 Telford street

Morrison, James, clerk, 2 Queen street

Morrison, John, 11 Douglas rowMorrison, John, labourer, 2 Fraser street, HaughMorrison, John, turner, 2 Ness walkMorrison, Robert, jeweller, watchmaker, and optician, 39 Bridge

street. Ho. 72 Church street

ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY. 107

Morrison, William, pawnbroker, 2 Madras street

Morrison, William (of Morrison & Lawrence, shipowners), Birch-

wood house. Lower DrummondMorrison, William, tailor, 64 Castle street

Morrison, William, tailor, 44 Huntly street

Morrison, Mrs, 21 UufF street

Morrison, Mrs Margaret, green grocer, 10 Baron Taylor's lane

Morton, M., & Co., fancy bazaar, 6 Lombard street. Ho. Charles

street

Munro, Alexander, draper, Scotia house, 5 Bridge street. Ho.No. 6

Munro, Alexander, fitter, 7 Albert place

Munro, Alexander, grocer, 19 Grant street

Munro, Alexander, late slater, 12 Duff Street

Munro & Co., Victoria House, drapers, 24 High street

Munro, Andrew, assistant teacher, Farraline park institution, 27Rose street

Munro, Andrew, joiner, 14 Friar's street

Munro Brothers, seedsmen and nurserymen, 11 Union street

Munro, Charles, writer. Castle. Ho. 12 Douglas rowMunro, Christopher, bootmaker, 86 Church street. Ho. 7 Douglas

rowMunro, Colin, 20 Telford street

Munro, David, carpenter, 10 Hill street

Munro, David, collector of poor rates, 38 Church street

Munro, David, grocer, 9 Lombard street

Munro, David, pork-curing establishment, 26 Haugh roadMunro, Donald, 29 Shore street

Munro, Donald, carpenter, Grace cottage. North Church place

Munro, Donald, labourer, 3 Gilbert street

Munro, Donald, newsvendor, 3 Maggot rowMunro, Duncan, carpenter, 20 Gilbert street

Munro, Findlay, tailor, 9 Church street

Munro, George, brassfounder. Railway, 7 Glebe street

Munro, George, locomotive accountant. RailwayMunro, George, grocer, 67 Castle street

Munro, George, tailor and clothier, 13 Bridge street

Munro, Henry, corn factor, 11 Union street. Ho. 2 Hill terrace

Munro, Hugh, Friar's court

Munro, Hugh, cabinetmaker, 3 Brown street

Munro, Hugh, gardener, Broadstone parkMunro, Hugh, mason, Session park, Kingsmilla roadMunro, Hugh, road inspector, 61 Shore street

Munro, Hugh, tailor, 31 Bridge street

Munro, James, carpenter, 5 Glebe street

Munro, James, plumber, 10 North Church place

Muuro, James, ship carpenter, 1 Tap lane, Grant street

108 ALPHABETICAL DTEECTORY.

Munro, James T., printer, 12a Telford street

Munro, John, carpenter, 4 Castle street

Munro, John, Glenallan cottage, Charles street

Munro, John (of Munro & Co., drapers), 42 Huntly street

Munro, John (of Munro Brothers, seedsmen), 9 L. View place

Munro, John, labourer, 3 U. Kessock street

Munro, John, late proprietor, North Church lane

Munro, John, painter, 31 Bridge street

Munro, John, steamboat steward, 14 Telford road

Munro, John, tailor, 46 Huntly street

Munro, John, wine and spirit dealer, 55 Academy st. Ho. No. 54

Munro, Margaret, 12 Chapel street

Munro, Mary, dressmaker, Ballifeary

Munro, Peter, seaman, 33 Brown street

Munro, Simon, painter, 12 U. Kessock street

Munro, William, carter, 30 Nelson street

Munro, William, grocer and provision dealer, 9 Gilbert street

Munro, William, plumber, 9 Union street

Munro, Misses, milliners, 31 Union street. Ho. 12 Douglasrow

Munro, Mrs, 4 Douglas rowMunro, Mrs, 3 Inglis court, HaughMunro, Mrs, 6 L. Kessock street

Munro, Mrs, 4 Young street

Munro, Mrs, toy dealer, 6 Young street

Munro, Mrs, lodging-house keeper, Grant's close, High street

Munro, Mrs, lodging-house keeper, 42 Union street

Munro, Mrs, ship chandler, 2 Grant street

Munro, Mrs, Millburn cottage

Munro, Mrs A., 12 Douglas rowMunro, Mrs Christina, 29 Muirtown street

Munro, Mrs Isabella, washerwoman, 3 Madras street

Munro, Mrs J., ship chandler, 2 Gilbert street

Murdoch, John, of the Highlander, Tomatin cottage, Kingsmills

road

Murdoch, Mrs Ann, 44 King street

Murphy, Edward, hawker, 2 Factory street

Murphy, Owen, broker, 29 Chapel street

Murray, Catherine, milliner, 73 Church street

Murray, Donald, carpenter, Waterloo place. Ho. 73 Church st.

Murray, Evan, clerk. Ordnance survey office, 15 Wells street

Murray, George, shoemaker, 20 Nelson street

Murray, Isabella, lodging-house keeper, 7 King's lane, Tomna-hurich street

Murray, John, coachman, Woodcliff. Ho. 5 Barnhill

Murray, William, chief-constable, Castle. Ho. 41 Academystreet

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MACMacadam, Robert, grocer, 54 Muirtown street

Macallan, John, blacksmith, 24 L. Kessock street. Ho. No. 27Macallister, Thomas Stewart, Inverness Arms hotel. Academy st.

Macandrew, Alexander, sailmaker, 4 Shore street

Macandrew, Alexander, sailmaker, 53 Shore street

Macandrew, H. C, solicitor and sheriff-clerk of Inverness-shire,

Castle. Ho. The Dieribught

Macandrew, Miss, Midmills cottage, Midmills

Macarthur, Catherine, dressmaker, 33 Haugh road

Maoarthur, John, late cashier, Bank of Scotland, 18 Ness bankMacarthur, Peter, baker, 52 King street

Macarthur, Miss Isabella Mary, 30 Rose street

Macaulay, Margaret, 5 Friar's lane

Macbain, John, house painter, 3 Lombard street. Ho. 1|Drummond street

Macbean, A. & Sons, tailors, clothiers, & outfitters, 35 Union st.

Macbean, Alexander (of A. Macbean & Sons, clothiers), 4 Prince's

place

Macbean, Alexander, tailor, 65 Huntly street

Macbean, Andrew, gard^ener, 15 Stephen's brae

Macbean, Catherine, 66^ Church street

Macbean, Charles, grocer, Neale place. Rose street

Macbean, David, blacksmith, 5 Brown street

Macbean, Donald, cabinetmaker, Duffus buildings. Petty street

Macbean, Donald (of A. Macbean & Sons, clothiers), 57 Telfordroad

Macbean, Donald, pensioner, Harrold's close, Academy street

Macbean, Donald, sergeant, burgh police, 6 Paton street, HaughMacbean, Elizabeth, 3 Friar's lane

Macbean, George, assistant out-door inspector of poor, 50 Churchstreet

Macbean, James, auctioneer and appraiser, 2, 4 Chapel street.

Ho. No. 2Macbean, James, blacksmith, 55 U. Kessock street

Macbean, James, labourer, 40 Rose street

Macbean, James, rope spinner, 9 Pumpgate street

Macbean, James, weaver, 9 Duff street

Macbean, John, cabinetmaker, 44 Muirtown street

Macbean, John, carpenter, 39 Friar's street

Macbean, John, coal merchant, 13 L. View placeMacbean, John, pork-curer, 9 Church street

Macbean, John, porter, 30 High street

Macbean, John, porter, 7 Queen street

Macbean, John, tailor, 20 Douglas rowMacbean, Lachlan, 4 Inglis court, Haugh

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Macbean, Laclalan, sheriff officer, 43 Castle street

Macbean, Lewis, oil and manure agent, Dempster gardens. Ho.1 Hardie's buildings, Hill terrace

Macbean, William, baker, 3, 4 Young street. Ho. No. 4

Macbean, William, boot and shoemaker, 87 Castle st. Ho. No, 88

Macbean, William, clerk, P,0., 18 Hill streeb

Macbean, William, gardener, 25 Castle street

Macbean, William (of A, Macbean & Sons, clothiers), 14 Tel-

ford road

Macbean, William, shoemaker, 54 Huntly street

Macbean, Mrs, 6 Hill place

Macbean, Mrs, 19 Hill street

Macbean, Mrs, 4 Inglis court, HaughMacbean, Mrs, huckster, 12 Young street

Macbean, Mrs, laundress, 3 Bank street

Macbean, Mrs Angus, 8 Ardross street

Macbean, Mrs Helen, huckster, 7 Duff street

Macbean, Mrs John, meal and potato dealer, 23 Chapel street

Maccabe, John, boot and shoemaker, 93 Castle st. Ho. No. 84Maccallum, Hugh, baker, 25 Castle street

Maccallum, Hugh, gardener, 43 Muirfcown street

Maccallum, Hugh, painter, 57 Huntly street

Maccallum, John, blacksmith, 56 Huntly street

Maccowan, James, grocer, 36 Chapel street. Ho. No, 35Macculloch, Donald, labourer, 47 King street

MaccuUoch, Donald, late draper, 17 Innes street

Macculloch, Duncan, teacher, Reformatory School, 55 Castle st.

Macculloch, John, sawyer, 4 Stephen's brae

Macculloch, William, saddler, Fraser's buildings, Castle wyndMacculloch, Mrs, laundress, 42 Shore street

Macdiarmid, John, messenger. Ordnance survey office, 38 Huntlystreet

Macdonald, Allan (of Innes & Macdonald, solicitors), Hill parkMacdonald, Allan (of Macdonald & Mackintosh, grocers), 9 Bank

street

Macdonald, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 21 Haugh road.

Ho, 1 Inglis court

Macdonald, Alexander, carpenter, 23 Innes street

Macdonald & Co., confectioners and pastry cooks—the " Pea-cock," 32, 33 High street. No. No. 33

Macdonald, Alexander, finisher. Holm mills

Macdonald, Alexander, flesher, New marketMacdonald, Alexander, gardener, 3 Factory close. King street

Macdonald, Alexander, grocer, 25 King street. Ho, 4 Greig sfc.

Macdonald, Alexander, grocer, 11 U, Kessock street

Macdonald, Alexander, jeweller. Maggot rowMacdonald, Alexander, joiner, 3 New buildings, Queen street

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Macdonald, Alexander, labourer, 2 Ness walkMacdonald, Alexander, labourer, 3 Stephen's brae

Macdonald, Alexander, a)essenger-at-arms, 3 Castle wyndMacdonald, Alexander (of Cook & Macdonald, commission

agents), Broadstone park

Macdonald, Alexander (of Fraser & Macdonald, carpenters), 41

Tomnahurich street

Macdonald, Alexander, railway guard, 59 Church street

Macdonald, Alexander, seaman, 8 L. Kessock street

Macdonald, Alexander, shepherd, 52 Shore street

Macdonald, Alexander, smith and farrier, 10 Bank street. Ho.Millburn

Macdonald, Alexander, tailor, 11 Glebe street

Macdonald, Alexander, tailor, 39 Petty street

Macdonald, Alexander, wine merchant, 45 High strret. Ho. 35Huntly street

Macdonald & Mackintosh, grocers, and wine and spirit merchants,

28 High street

Macdonald, Andrew, mason, Ballifeary

Macdonald, Andrew (of Anderson & Macdonald, solicitors), 15Telford street

Macdonald, Angus, carter, 23 King street

Macdonald, Angus, plumber, 44 Church street

Macdonald, Angus (of Forbes & Macdonald, grocers), 7 Rose st,

Macdonald, Ann, 2 Ness walkMacdonald, Annie, grocer, 34 Castle street

Macdonald Brothers, fleshers, 12 Union st. Ho. 35 Haugh roadMacdonald, C. & J., fleshers, 14 Castle street

Macdonald, Captain Peter, 30 Wells street

Macdonald, Colin (of C. & J. Macdonald, fleshers), 14 Castle st.

Macdonald, Colin, the cloth and linen warehouse, 48 High street.

Ho. 3 Laurel terrace, Denny street

Macdonald, Colin, provison merchant and joiner, 39 Grant street

Macdonald, Daniel, confectioner, 100 Castle street. Ho. No. 99Macdonald, Donald, blacksmith, 5 Innes street

Macdonald, Donald, carter, 51 U. Kessock street

Macdonald, Donald, draper and clothier, 13 Inglis street. Ho.Kingsmills road

Macdonald, Donald, grocer, 1 New buildings, Tomnahurich st.

Macdonald, Donald, jeweller, 4 Celt street

Macdonald, Donald, labourer, 1 Celt street

Macdonald, Donald, labourer, 20 Madras street

Macdonald, Donald, labourer, 30 U. Kessock street

Macdonald, Donald, mason contractor, 22 Castle street

Macdonald, Donald, painter, 14 Bridge street. Ho. Muirfieldcottage

Macdonald, Donald, plasterer, 39 Nelson street

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Macdonald, Donald, shoemaker, 13 Grant street

Macdonald, Donald, shoemaker, 10 Lombard street. Ho. 10Innes street

Macdonald, Donald, tea traveller, 1 Queen street

Macdonald, Duncan, carter, 5 Duff street

Macdonald, Duncan, cooper and coal merchant, 44 Nelson street.

Ho. 18 L. Kessock street

Macdonald, Duncan, grocer and meal dealer, 11 Young street

Macdonald, Duncan, shepherd, 5 Pumpgate street

Macdonald, Duncan, sheriff-officer, 3 Castle wyndMacdonald, Duncan, storekeeper, 16 Argyle street

Macdonald, Duncan, weaver, 33 Casfcle street

Macdonald, Evan, proprietor, 4 Hill place

Macdonald, Ewen, superintendent water works, Island bankMacdonald, Elizabeth, general servant, 45 Castle street

Macdonald, George, auctioneer, land and agricultural agent, 8Brown street

Macdonald, Hugh, burgh police, 1 Queen street

Macdonald, Hugh, labourer, 29 Castle street

INIacdonald, James, assistant teacher, 17 Telford roadMacdonald, James, clothier, 4 Inglis street

Macdonald, James, farmer, Auchmore, 4 Portland place

Macdonald, James, grocer, 95 Castle street

Macdonald, James, labourer, 5 Stephen's brae

Macdonald, James, landscape gardener, Brookvale cottage, 4Drummond road

Macdonald, James, mason, 58 Muirtown street

Macdonald, James, teller, National Bank of Scotland. Ho. 35Haugh road

Macdonald, Jessie, dressmaker, 15 Hill street

Macdonald, Joanna, dressmaker, 24 Castle street

Macdonald, Joanna, seamstress, 5 Baron Taylor's lane

Macdonald, John, 19 Gilbert street

Macdonald, John, & Co., meal and flour merchants, 69 Castle st.

Ho. 11 Charles street

Macdonald, John, blacksmith, 3 Fairfield lane

Macdonald, John, blacksmith, 1 Tanner's lane. Ho. No. 6Macdonald, John, blacksmith, 21 U. Kessock street

Macdonald, John, boot and shoemaker, 8 Castle wyndMacdonald, John, engineer, 10 Waterloo place

Macdonald, John, fitter, 6 Albert place

Macdonald, John (of C. & J. Macdonald, fleshers), 14 Castle st.

Ho, Hill street

Macdonald, John, flesher, New market. Ho, 52 Shore street

Macdonald, John, grocer, Exchange and New market. Ho. 11Charles street

Macdonald, John, grocer, 50 Petty street. Ho. Leachkin

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Macdonald, John, keeper, Northern Meeting park, Ardross st.

Macdonald, John, labourer, 6 Bank street

Macdonald, John, labourer, 15 Celt street

Macdonald, John, labourer, 1 DufF street

Macdonald, John, live stock agent, 41 Telford road

Macdonald, John, machinemaker, Lyon's court, Academy street

Macdonald, John, mason, 53 Shore street

Macdonald, John, pensioner, 57 Tomnahurich street

Macdonald, John, potato merchant, 8 Market brae

Macdonald, John, railway night watchman, 15 Hill street

Macdonald, John, seaman, 664 Church street

Macdonald. John, seaman, 8 Gilbert street

Macdonald, John, shepherd, 61 Castle street

Macdonald, John, shoemaker, 43 Academy street

Macdonald, John, shoemaker, 2 Raining's stairs

Macdonald, John, shoemaker, 3 Raining's stairs

Macdonald, John, Station hotel, Academy street

Macdonald, John, tailor, 79 Church street

Macdonald, John, teacher. Royal Academy, Ho. 17 Telford road

Macdonald, John E., draper, 66 Petty st. Ho. 1 Market brae

Macdonald, Kenneth, labourer, 3 Friar's place

Macdonald, Kenneth, solicitor, 4 Castle st. Ho. 4 Friar's place

Macdonald, Mary, huckster, 6 L. Kessock street

Macdonald, Murdo, grocer, 6, 7 Kingsmills road

Macdonald, Murdoch, corn factor and Albion Food Co.'s agent,

20 Baron Taylor's lane and 60 Petty street. Ho. 53

Academy street

Macdonald, Murdoch, labourer, 55 U. Kessock street

Macdonald, Murdoch, tailor, 18 Stephen's brae

Macdonald, Peter, gardener, Cooper's close, 663 Church street

Macdonald, Peter, gardener, Springfield

Macdonald, Peter Grant, ironmonger, 32 Bridge st. Ho. No. 33Macdonald, Peter, labourer, 12 Stephen's brae

Macdonald, Rev. Donald, D.D., minister of the first charge.

Ho. Hillpark, Culduthel road

Macdonald, Robert, 48 Telford road

Macdonald, Robert, blacksmith, 20 Petty street

Macdonald, Robert, carpenter, 13 Huntly street. Ho. 60 Tom-nahurich street

Macdonald, Roderick, labourer, 3 High street

Macdonald, Roderick, tailor, Munro's lane, Huntly street

Macdonald, Ronald, teacher, Central school, 1 New buildings,

Queen street

Macdonald, Sweyn, labourer, 7 Tanner's lane

Macdonald, Thomas, blacksmith, 13 Factory street

Macdonald, Thomas, builder, Dirleton place, Edinburgh road

Macdonald, Thomas, clerk. Railway, 2 Manse place

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Macdonald, Thomas, labourer, 31 Madras street

Macdonald, William, carpenter, Fraser's buildings, Castle WyndMacdonald, William, carpenter, 7 Inglis court, HaughMacdonald, William, carter, 22 Brown street

Macdonald, William, grocer, 11 Duff street

Macdonald, William, labourer, 5 Fairfield laneMacdonald, William, labourer, 17 Muirtown street

Macdonald, William, M.B., CM., 59 Academy street

Macdonald, William, stoker, Railway, 26 Innes street

Macdonald, William, tailor, 4 Celt street

Macdonald, Mrs,.53 Academy street

Macdonald, Mrs, 20 Brown street

Macdonald, Mrs, 70 Castle street

Macdonald, Mrs, 6 Duff street

Macdonald, Mrs, 2 Friar's laneMacdonald, Mrs, Harrold's close, Academy street

Macdonald, Mrs, 9 Macdonald street, HaughMacdonald, Mrs, dairy-keeper, 19 Baron Taylor's lane. Ho.

Hill street

Macdonald, Mrs, huckster, 55 Tomnahurich street ^

Macdonald, Mrs, innkeeper, 2 New market entry, Church street

Macdonald, Mrs, knitter, 5 King street

Macdonald, Mrs, lodginsr-house keeper, 1 Nicol's alley. Church st.

Macdonald, Mrs Ann, 5 Inglis court, HaughMacdonald, Mrs Ann, 5 Maggot rowMacdonald, Mrs C. B., 2 Ardross street

Macdonald, Mrs Christina, National hotel, 10 Bank lane

Macdonald, Mrs Elizabeth, lodging-house keeper, 47 High street

Macdonald, Mrs Isabella, 9 Telford street

Macdonald, Mrs Margaret. 51 King street

Macdonald, Mrs William, 38 Telford roadMacdonnell, Donald, porter. Island bank cottage, Dores roadMacdonnell, Evan, bird-stuffer, 1 Kingsmills roadMacdonnell, Misses, Milnefield, Kingsmills

Macdonnell, Mrs, 43 Telford madMacdougald, Dugald, flesher, 64 Huntly street

Macdougall, Alexander, carpenter, 12 Friar's lane

Macdougall, Alexander, shoemaker, 8 Muirtown street

Macdougall & Co., manufacturers, clothiers, drapers, and out-

fitters, the Royal Clan Tartan and Tweed Warehouse,and at 42 Sackville str«ret, London. 12 High street

Macdougall, Donald, carter, 12 Duff street

Macdougall, Donald, Dunolly cottage, Southside road

Macdougall, James, shoemaker, 2 Argyle street

Macdougall, Malcolm, labourer, 7 L. Kessock street

Macewan, Alexander, seaman, 8 Telford road

Macewan, John Cochrane (of Nicol & Co., Holm mills) Ness cottage

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Macewen, Mrs, 18 Bank street

Macfarlane, John, carter, 45 Muirtown street

Macfarlane, John, cellarman, 29 Charles street

Macfarquhar, Duncan, blacksmith, Theatre lane. Ho. 22Douglas row

Macfarquhar, John, clockmaker, 26 Madras street

Macfarquhar, John, M.A., sheriff-clerk depute. Castle. Ho. 22Douglas row

Macfie, Donald, governor of the PoorhouseMacgarrow, Miss, dressmaker, 3 High street

Macgarrow, Miss Louisa, Commercial hotel, ExchangeMacgillivray, David, tailor, 5 North Church laneMacgillivray, Duncan, sheep dealer, 30 King street

Macgillivray, James, keeper of the Ness IslandsMacgillivray, James, pensioner, 51 Huntly street

Macgillivray, John, Militia bandmaster, 5 Celt streetMacgillivray, John, sawyer, 3 Celt street

Macgillivray, Margaret, 37 Wells street

Macgillivray, William, porter, 1 Hill street

Macgillivray, Mrs, huckster, 35 Muirtown street

Macglashari, Mrs, 61 King street

Macgregor, Alexander, fireman. Railway, 35 Chapel streetMacgregor, Alexander, labourer, 3 Nelson street

Macgregor, Alexander, shipmaster, 55a Telford roadMacgregor, Donald, flesher, 41 Grant street

Macgregor, Donald, labourer, 9 L. Kessock streetMacgregor, Duncan, tailor, 52a Church street

Macgregor, James, locomotive v?orks. Railway, 33 Shore streetMacgregor, John, contractor, TomnahurichMacgregor, John, drapers' assistant, 26 Crown streetMacgregor, John, porter, 5 Fairfield laneMacgregor, Kenneth, shipmaster, 46 Shore streetMacgregor, Rev. Alexander, A.M., minister of the West Church.

24 Douglas rowMacgregor, Roderick, labourer, Campbell's close, Celt streetMacgregor, Roderick, meal dealer, 48 Petty streetMacgregor, Roderick, seaman, 6 Telford roadMacgregor, Roderick, tailor, 5 Fairfield laneMacgregor, Thomas, tailor, 43 Nelson streetMacgregor, William, accountant, Caledonian Bank. Ho. Bank

buildings

Macgregor, William, shipmaster, 46 Shore streetMacgregor, Miss, 38 Bridge streetMacgregor, Miss, lodging-house keeper, 8 Petty streetMacgregor, Mrs, innkeeper, 36 Grant streetMacgregor, Mrs, sick-nurse, 5 Denny street

Macgregor, Mrs Angus, 8 Fairfield lane

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Macgregor, Mrs Ann, innkeeper, 3 Shore street

Macgregor, Mrs Anne, dressmaker, 8 Lombard street

Macgregor, Mrs Rebecca, grocer, 13 Chapel street. Ho. No. 3

Macgrath, Francis, Ordnance survey, 22 Telford street

Macgruer, James, gardener, 26 U. Kessock street

Machardy, Charles Stuart, traffic auditor, Railway. Ho. 9

Huntly place

Machendry, John, tailor and clothier, 25 High street

Macinnes, Ranald, shoemaker, 6 Duff street

Macinnes, William, tailor, 2 Innes street

Macinnes, Mrs, lodging-house keeper, 2 Innes street

Macintyre, Angus, clerk, 6 Telford street

Macintyre, Charles, cashier. Railway. Ho. Church street

Macintyre, John, Engineering Department, Postal Telegraphs.

Ho. 5 Ardconnel terrace (west)

Macintyre, Mrs, 30 Chapel street

Maciver & Co., cabinetmakers and upholsterers, 70 Church street

Maciver, Donald, clerk, 6 King street

Maciver, Duncan, (of Maciver & Co,, cabinetmakers), 58 Churchstreet

Maciver, Finlay, cabinetmaker, 12 Rose street

Maciver, Finlay, carver and gilder, 70 Church street

Maciver, John, 9 Douglas rowMaciver, John, farmer, 16 Telford road

Maciver, Kenneth (of Maciver & Co., cabinetmakers), 58 Churchstreet

Maciver, Robert, labourer, 59 U. Kessock street

Maciver, Roderick, plasterer, 4 Queen's buildings, Muirtown st.

Maciver, William, keeper of the castle

Maciver, Miss, flesher, 1 U. Kessock street

Maciver, Mrs Catherine, lodging-house keeper, 2 Friar's place

Mackay, Alexander, carpenter, builder, and contractor, 30Academy street. Ho. 32 Rose street

Mackay, Alexander, labourer, 7 Madras street

Mackay, Alexander, postman, 31 Grant street

Mackay, Alexander, seaman, 67 Telford road

Mackay & Maclean, plumbers and gasfitters, 24 Castle street

Mackay, Angus (of Mackay & Maclean, plumbers), 24 Castle st.

Mackay, Angus, retired mail guard, 3 Fraser street

Mackay Brothers, wine and spirit merchants, 16 Inglis street

Mackay, Captain George, Fairfield road, Kenneth street

Mackay, Charles, carpenter, Dempster gardens. Petty st. Ho.Elmbank cottage, Culduthel road

Mackay, Charles, coal merchant, Railway station. Ho. 1 Charles

street

Mackay, David, agent for William Mackenzie of Glasgow, pub-lisher, 33 Bridge street. Ho, Charles street

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Mackay, Donald, cab proprietor, 9 Castle wyndMackay, Donald, carpenter, 9 Church street

Mackay, Donald, labourer, 8 Friar's lane

Mackay, Donald (of Mackay Brothers, wine merchants), Culca-

bock village

Mackay, Donald' (of Nicol & Co., Holme mills), Heath cottage

Mackay, Donald, skinner, 77 Castle street

Mackay, Duncan, M.D., L.E.C.S.E., 1 Inglis street

Mackay, Duncan, teacher, Maggot school

Mackay, George, 32 Rose street

Mackay, J. C, Woodfield, L. DrummondMackay, Jaraes, labourer, 8 Muirtown street

Mackay, John, brakesman, Millburn

Mackay, John, labourer, 4 Madras street

Mackay, John, scavenger, 5 Duflf street

Mackay, John, tacksman of Kessock ferry. South KessockMackay, Kenneth, labourer, 17 Nelson street

Mackay, Rev. George, Free North Church, 48 Church street

Mackay, Robert, wine merchant, 1 and 2 Hamilton place. Ho.Englishton house

Mackay, Roderick, labourer, 70 Castle street

Mackay, Simon, shoemaker, 18 Factory street

Mackay, Thomas, goods manager, Railway. Ho. Teviot

cottage

Mackay, William, blacksmith, 16 Muirtown street

Mackay, William, bookseller and printer, 14 High street. Ho.4 Paton street, Haugh road

Mackay, William, life assurance society superintendent, 3

Kenneth street

Mackay, William (of Mackay Brothers, spirit merchants), Ard-connel terrace (east)

Mackay, Williano, warehousenaan, clan tartan and tweed ware-

house, 49 High street. Ho. Gordonston, Gordon terrace

Mackay, Miss, 5 Madras street

Mackay, Miss, lodging-house keeper, Victoria villa, Hill street

Mackay, Miss Isabella, 24 Castle street

Mackay, Mrs, 2 Bank street

Mackay, Mrs, huckster, 4 Baron Taylor's laneMackay, Mrs George, 15 Ness bankMackay, Mrs James, 35 Friar's street

Mackellar, Archibald, boot and shoe warehouse, 23 Inglis street.

Ho. No. 22Mackenzie, Alexander, boot-closer, 3 Albert placeMackenzie, Alexander, bottler, 9 Friar's laneMackenzie, Alexander, carpenter, 6 Albert placeMackenzie, Alexander, cattle dealer, 39 Petty street

Mackenzie, Alexander, coachman, Viewhill

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Mackenzie, Alexander, fancy goods mercliant, 44a Union street.

Ho. Ivy cottage, Edinburgh road

Mackenzie, Alexander, house proprietor, 12 Friar's lane

Mackenzie, Alexander, labourer, 4 Fraser street, HaughMackenzie, Alexander, labourer, 57 King street

Mackenzie, Alexander, mason, 24 Innes street

Mackenzie, Alexander, miller, Kingsmills

Mackenzie, Alexander (of Mackenzie Brothers, Clachnacudainhouse), 5 Ness bank

Mackenzie, Alexander, plasterer, Harrold's court, Academy st.

Mackenzie, Alexander, shoemaker, 4 Friar's street

Mackenzie, Alexander, staff sergeant-major of pensioners, 23Petty street

Mackenzie, Alexander, wholesale and retail tea, wine, &c., ware-

houseman, 22 Church st. Ho, 3 Ardconnel terrace (west)

Mackenzie, Andrew, boot and shoemaker, 40 Bridge st. Ho. 49

Tomnahurich street

Mackenzie, Andrew, fisher, 29 Castle street

Mackenzie Brothers, tailors, hatters, &c., Clachnacudain House,2 High street

Mackenzie, Catherine, 1 King street

Mackenzie, Christina, 33 Bridge street

Mackenzie, Colin, railway porter, MillburnMackenzie, Colin Lyon, of St Martins, Sunnyside, Culduthel roadMackenzie, David, baker, 23 Chapel street

Mackenzie, David, superintendent, Cemetery, TomnahurichMackenzie, Donald, flesher, 6 Pumpgate street

Mackenzie, Donald, grocer, 31 Hi^b st. Ho. 6 Drummond st,

Mackenzie, Donald, plumber, 17 Petty street

Mackenzie, Donald, tailor, 52 Castle street

Mackenzie, Donald, thatcber, 14 King street

Mackenzie, Duncan, boot-closer, Grant's close. High street

Mackenzie, Duncan, labourer, 24 Tomnahurich street

Mackenzie, Dancan, porter, 4 New buildings, Tomnahurich st.

Mackenzie, Duncan, shepherd, 15 Grant street

Mackenzie, Duncan, shepherd, 20 King street

Mackenzie, Duncan, shoemaker, 3 Inglis court, HaughMackenzie, Duncan, shoemaker, 6^ Kaining's stairs

Mackenzie, Evan George (of Rose & Mackenzie, solicitors). Kirk-hill manse

Mackenzie, Ewen, Holm mills

Mackenzie, Farquhar, joiner, 15 Crown street

Mackenzie, George, boot and shoemaker, 102 Church street.

Ho. 18 Muirtown street

Mackenzie, George, clerk, 42 Petty street

Mackenzie, George, saddler, 24 Church street

Mackenzie, Hector, 54a Telford road

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Mackenzie, Hector, jun., 48 King street

Mackenzie, Hector, seaman, 11 Lotland street

Mackenzie, Hugh, 3 Inglis court, HaughMackenzie, Hugh, baker, 24 Madras street

Mackenzie, Hugh, bookbinder, 11 Bank lane

Mackenzie, Hugh, tailor, 44 Church street

Mackenzie, Hume, cabinetmaker, 7 Shore street

Mackenzie, Huntly, shoemaker, 2 Kingsmills road

Mackenzie, J. W., & Co., leather merchants, 5 Church street

Mackenzie, James, labourer, 12 Gilbert street

Mackenzie, James, sailmaker, 18 Gilbert street

Mackenzie, James, superintendent. Slaughter house, Citadel

Mackenzie, James Hume, bookseller, 17 High street. Ho. 6

Ardconnel terrace (west)

Mackenzie, Johann, 3 Anderson street

Mackenzie, John, agent for G. N. of S. Kailway, 21 Friar's lane

Mackenzie, John, boot-closer, 41 Petty street

Mackenzie, John, carter, 29 Brown street

Mackenzie, John, draper, 10 Church street. Ho. 11 Castle st.

Mackenzie, John, farmer, 1 Greig street

Mackenzie, John, house proprietor, 68 Tomnahurich street

Mackenzie, John, innkeeper, 4, 5 L. Kessock street

Mackenzie, John, labourer, 3 Glebe street

Mackenzie, John, labourer, 28 King street

Mackenzie, John, labourer, 43 King street

Mackenzie, John, labourer, 8 Macdonald street, HaughMackenzie, John, labourer, 11 Madras street

Mackenzie, John, M.D., Eileanach house, Dores road

Mackenzie, John, mason, 3 Kenneth street

Mackenzie, John, meal dealer, 32, 33 Muirtown street

Mackenzie, John, Music hall janitor and bill poster, 22 Union st.

Mackenzie, John, seaman, 4 Nelson street

Mackenzie, John, seaman, 65 Telford road

Mackenzie, John, shipowner, Ardross lane, Telford road

Mackenzie, John, shoemaker, 45 Muirtown street

Mackenzie, Kenneth, 6 Madras street

Mackenzie, Kenneth, cab driver, 24 Crown street

Mackenzie, Kenneth, clerk, 28 Rose street

Mackenzie, Kenneth, porter. Duffus buildings, Petty street

Mackenzie, Lachlan, labourer, Eraser's court. Tanners' lane

Mackenzie, Lilly, dressmaker, 4 Stephen's brae

Mackenzie, M. G., teacher of the blind, 4 Southside place

Mackenzie, Malcolm, labourer, 14 Celt street

Mackenzie, Malcolm, shipmaster, 3 Telford street

Mackenzie, Margaret, 10 Castle wyndMackenzie, Margaret, dressmaker, 1 Celt street

Mackenzie, May, dressmaker, 79 Church street

120 ALPBABETICAL DIRECTOHY.

MackenzieMackenzieMackenzieMackenzieMackenzieMackenzieMackenzie

street

MackenzieMackenzieMackenzieMackenzieMackenzieMackenzie

AlbMackenzie,MackenzieMackenzieMackenzieMackenzieMackenzie

13 Charles street

MackenzMackenzMackenzMackenzMackenzMackenzMackenzMackenzMackenzMackenzMackenzMackenzMackenzMackenzMackenzMackenzMackenzMackenzMackenzMackenzMackenzMackenzMackenz:MackenzMackenz

Murdo, general merchant, 21 Wells st. Ho. No. 32

Murdoch, carpenter, 58 Academy street

Murdoch, tailor, 8 Raining's stairs

Ranald Belford, grocer, 16, 17 Grant street

Rev. David, Beechtree house, 6 Drummond road

Robert, mason, Ballifeary

Robert Rose, teller, Caledonian bank. Ho. 3 Fraser

Roderick, 59 Huntly street

Roderick, moulder, 4 Fraser street

Roderick, seaman, 17 Nelson street

Roderick, shoemaker, 4 Stephen's brae

Simon, innkeeper, 36 Academy street

Simon, plumber and gasfitter, Fraser street. Ho.

on cottage, Southside road

Thomas (late of Drummond, Dores), Broadstone park

Thomas, pattern-maker, 10 Crown street

Thomas, tailor, 2 Queen's buildings, Muirtown street

William, boot and shoemaker, 2 Ness walkWilliam, carter, 16 L. Kessock street

William, general draper, 10, 11 Bridge street. Ho.

William, guard, 24 Tnnes street

William, livery stables, 77 Academy street

William, mason, 62 Tomnahurich street

William, porter, 2 Rose street

Misses, dressmakers, 37 High street

Miss A., 22 Castle etreet

Mrs, 47 Castle street

Mrs, 22 Crown street

Mrs, 2 Hill place

Mrs, 27 Innes street

Mrs, 4 L. View place

Mrs, 38 Madras street

Mrs, 1 Prince's place, Huntly street

Mrs, 51 Telford road

Mrs, 26 Wells street

Mrs, huckster, 54 Tomnahurich street

Mrs, laundress, 2 Anderson street

Mrs, lodging-house keeper, 20 Innes street

Mrs, provision merchant, 58 Petty street

Mrs, seamstress, 64 Castle street

Mrs, sick nurse, 91 Castle street

Mrs, washerwoman, 5 Crown street

Mrs Catherine, 70 Castle street

Mrs Catherine, 5 Inglis court, HaughMrs Catherine, 17 Petty street

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Mackenzie, Mrs Donald, baker and grocer, 50 Grant street

Mackenzie, Mrs Hannah, 9 Friat's street

Mackenzie, Mrs Jane,iancy warehouse, 25 Church street. Ho.No. 26

Mackenzie, Mrs Janet, 8 Friar's lane

Mackenzie, Mrs Johan, 8 Lombard street

Mackenzie, Mrs John, 5 Paton street

Mackenzie, Mrs John, 22 Tomnahurich street

Mackidd, Mrs, 10 L. View place

Mackillop, Corporal Paul, Inverness militia, 53 King street

Mackillop, John, porter, steamboat office, 91 Castle street

Mackinnon, Miss, Porterfield cottasre, Edinburgh road

Mackinnon, Mrs, Corry lodge, Millburn

Mackintosh, ^neas, of Dalmigavie, 39 Church street. Off. 42

Union street

Mackintosh, Alexander, agent, Sea Insurance As., 18 Douglas rowMackintosh, Alexander, & Co., ironmongers, 3 Inglis street. Ho.

35 Baron Taylor's lane

Mackintosh, Alexander, carpenter, 7 Castle street

Mackintosh, Alexander, cattle dealer, 7 Charles street

Mackinto.sh, Alexander, cooper, 8 Glebe street

Mackintosh, Alexander, late clerk, 6 Theatre lane

Mackintosh, Alexander, plasterer, 65 Telford road

Mackintosh, Alexander, plasterer, 30 U. Kessock street

Mackintosh, Alexander, shoemaker, 5 King street

Mackintosh, Alexander, tailor, 2 Kingsmills road

Mackintosh, Allan, jun., plasterer, 9 U. Kessock street

Mackintosh & Noble, painters, 45 Church street

Mackintosh & Eeid, butchers, 28 Church street, and 22 and 24New market

Mackintosh, Ann, grocer and spirit dealer, 75 Castle street

Mackintosh, Betsy, washerwoman, Fraser street, HaughMackintosh, Charles, pensioner, 11 Friar's lane

Mackintosh, Charles Fraser, of Drummond, 16 Union street.

Ho. Ballifeary houseMackintosh, Colin, blacksmith, 8 King's lane, Tomnahurich st.

Mackintosh, D., & Co., general merchants and commission agents,

6 Drummond street. Stores—Waterloo place

Mackintosh, Daniel, painter. Railway, 8 Shore street

Mackintosh, David, gardener. Island bank cottage, Dores roadMackintosh, David, tailor, 3 New market entry. Church street

Mackintosh, David, timekeeper. Railway, 32 Grant street

Mackintosh, Donald, baker, 73 Tomnahurich street

Mackintosh, Donald, bellhanger, 2 Garibaldi place

Mackintosh, Donald, blacksmith. Railway, 7 Glebe street

Mackintosh, Donald, carpenter, 65 Castle street .

Mackintosh, Donald, clerk^ Island bank cottage, Dores road

122 ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY.

Mackintosh, Donald, flesher, 4 Maggot rowMackintosh, Donald, flesher, New market. Ho. 82 Castle street

Mackintosh, Donald, gardener, 22 Crown street

Mackintosh, Donald, gardener, 21 King street

Mackintosh, Donald, grocer, Muirtown bridge

Mackintosh, Donald, innkeeper, ThornbushMackintosh, Donald, lock-keeper, 37 Muirtown street

Mackintosh, Donald (of D. Mackintosh & Co., 6 Drummond St.),

18 Douglas rowMackintosh, Donald, painter, 25 Castle street

Mackintosh, Duncan & Donald, commission agents, 7 Castle st.

Ho. 23 Charles street

Mackintosh, Duncan, labourer, 2 Lotland street

Mackintosh, Duncan, weaver, 3 Dyer's court, Huntly street

Mackintosh, Eneas W., of Raigmore, M.P., Raigmore houseMackintosh, Ewen, clerk, 17 Petty street

Mackintosh, George, retired parish schoolmaster, 41 Huntly st.

Mackintosh, George B., contractor and carpenter, Dempstergardens, Petty street

Mackintosh, Hannah, 2 Factory close. King street

Mackintosh, Hugh, farmer, 53 Telford road

Mackintosh, Hugh (of Mactavish & Mackintosh, ironmongers),

Ardconnel terrace (east)

Mackintosh, James, county police, 1 Paton street, HaughMackintosh, James, joiner, 35 Chapel street

Mackintosh, James, labourer, 4 Baron Taylor's lane

Mackintosh, James, labourer, 3 Lotland street

Mackintosh, James, shoemaker, 60 Castle street

Mackintosh, James, tailor, 7 Gilbert street

Mackintosh, Janet, 17 Castle street

Mackintosh, John, burgh police, 17 Hill street|

Mackintosh, John, coal merchant, 66 Huntly street

Mackintosh, John, gardener, Milnefield, Kingsmills road

Mackintosh, John, grocer, 6, 7 Petty street

Mackintosh, John, A.M., late teacher, Brookside, 13 Drummondroad

Mackintosh, John, labourer, 16 Friar's street

Mackintosh, John, late coal merchant, 23 Innes street

Mackintosh, John (of D. Mackintosh & Co., 6 Drummond st.),

18 Douglas rowMackintosh, John (of Macdonald & Mackintosh, grocers). South-

side road

Mackintosh, John (of Mackintosh & Noble, painters), 45 Churchstreet. No. No. 44

Mackintosh, John (of Turner & Mackintosh, steamboat agents),

19 Telford street

Mackintosh, John, ropemaker, 27 Shore street

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Mackintosh, Jonathan, cooper, 42 Petty street

Mackintosh, Margaret, 35 Madras street

Mackintosh, Mary, sick nurse, 2 Nicol's alley, Church street

Mackintosh, Peter, printer, 38 Muirtown street

Mackintosh, Robert, tailor, Harold's court, Academy street

Mackintosh, Simon, clerk, 38 Petty street

Mackintosh, Thomas (of Mackintosh & Reid, fleshers, 28 Churchstreet), 60 Shore street

Mackintosh, "William, architect, I4 Drnmroond street. Ho.Planefield cottage, Kenneth street

Mackintosh, William, carter, 10 Friar's street

Mackintosh, William, coal merchant. Manse placeMackintosh, William, flesher, 24 Friar's street

Mackintosh, William, innkeeper, Lochgorm, Petty streetMackintosh, William, wholesale wine and spirit dealer, 4 Albert

place. Ho. Inshes houseMackintosh, Miss, lodging-house keeper, 27 Rose street

Mackintosh, Miss, of Balnespick, Silverwells, Ness bankMackintosh, Miss, servants' register office, 35 High streetMackintosh, Mrs, 3 Ardconnel terrace

Mackintosh, Mrs. 35 Bridge street

Mackintosh, Mrs, 2 Edward's court, Theatre laneMackintosh, Mrs, 2 Inglis court, Haugh roadMackintosh, Mrs, of Mackintosh, DunachtonMackintosh, Mrs, 66 Telford roadMackintosh, Mrs, seamstress, 12 Friar's street

Mackintosh, Mrs Charles, 3 Muirtown street

Mackintosh, Mrs Elizabeth, hotel-keeper, 34, 35 Baron Taylor'slane

Mackintosh, Mrs Mar}', 35 Castle street

Mackintosh, Mrs William, lodging-house keeper, 59 Church st.

Maclachlan, John, shoemaker, 4 Baron Taylor's laneMaclachlan, Samuel, pensioner, 39 High street

Maclagan, James, mail guard. Observatory buildings, Culduthelroad

Maclaren, Thomas, railway bookstall. Ho. 2 Kenneth streetMaclaren, Mrs, green grocer. 23 Grant streetMaclean, Alexander, baker and confectioner, Church street. Ho.

1 Friar's lane

Maclean, Alexander, labourer, 44 Huntly streetMaclean, Alexander (of Black, Maclean, & Co., 1 Lombard st.),

Eilean DrummondMaclean, Allan, Old Drummond house, Drummond terraceMaclean, Andrew, grocer, 49, 50 Huntly street. Ho. No. 50Maclean, Ann, 4 Inglis court, HaughMaclean, Ann, 35 Wells street

Maclean, Charles, gasman, 30 Upper Ketsock street

124 ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY.

MacleanMacleanMacleanMacleanMacleanMacleanMacleanMacleanMacleanMacleanMacleanMacleanMacleanMacleanMacleanMacleanMacleanMacleanMacleanMacleanMacleanMacleanMacleanMacleanMacleanMacleanMaclean

Donald, engineer, Kailway, 33 Shore street

Donald, labourer, 31 Nelson street

Donald, sawrailler, 14 Glebe street

Elizabeth, 5 Edward's court, Theatre lane

Elizabeth, dressmaker, 19 Haugh road

Ellen, lodging-house keeper, 14 Glebe street

Finlay, labourer, 18 Chapel street

Hector, custom's collector, Canopbell's close, Celt street

Hugh, blacksmith, 51 Upper Kessock street

James, carpenter, 53^ Castle street. Ho. 5 Huntly st.

James, carpet shoemaker, 57 Academy street

James, labourer, 6 Duff street

James, plumber, 18 Gilbert street

James, plumber, 1 Paton street

John, baker, 5 Waterloo place

John, grocer, 28 Chapel street. Ho. No. 27

John, sawyer, 31 Petty street

John, seaman, 54 Upper Kessock street

John, shoemaker, 11 Castle WyndKenneth, bellhanger, 1 Albert place

Kenneth, gardener, Willowbank, Dores road

L., V.S., auctioneer, Broadstone house, Midmills road

Magnus, labourer, 2 Shore street

Murdoch, labourer, 55 Upper Kessock street

Peter, clerk, P.O., 1 North Church place

Robert, Militia sergeant, 12 Brown street

Roderick (of Mackay & Maclean, plumbers), 24 Castle• street

Maclean, William, mason, 31 Wells street

Maclean, William, ship captain, 6 Wells street

Maclean, Mrs, Ivy cottage, Abbey street

Maclean, Mrs, seamstress, 22 Petty street

Maclean, Mrs Christina, 18 Lower Kessock street

Maclean, Mrs Elizabeth, laundress, 50 King street

Macleay, Angus, grocer and provision dealer, 45 Petty street

Macleay, William Ashburton, bird stuffer and fishing-tackle

maker, 33 Church street. Ho. 4 Huutly place

Maclellan, Miss, merchant, 33 Chapel street

Maclennan, Alexander, baker, 31 Petty street

Maclennan, Alexander, labourer, Ballifeary

Maclennan, Alexander, merchant, 9 Bridge street. Ho. No. 8

Maclennan, Alexander (of Macdougall & Co., Royal TartanWarehouse), 7 Ness bank

Maclennan, Alexander, painter, 16 Rose street

Maclennan, Alexander, pensioner, 1 King's lane, Tomnahurich st.

Maclennan, Alexander, pipe-major, Militia barracks, Telford rd.

Maclennan, Alexander, shoemaker, 8 Crown street

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Maclennan, Donald, flesher, Huntly street. Ho. 101 Church st.

Maclennan, Donald, gardener, DunachtonMaclennan, Donald, labourer, 4 Waterloo place

Maclennan, Donald, mason, Lyon's court. Academy street

Maclennan, Donald, porter. Railway, Hill street

Maclennan, Duncan, carpenter, I Greig street

Maclennan, Duncan, labourer, 3 Factory close, King street

Maclennan, Duncan, painter, 6 Bridge street

Maclennan, Evan, commercial traveller, Gordon terrace

Maclennan, John, carpenter, 19 L. Kessock street

Maclennan, John, carter, 4 Market brae

Maclennan, John, flesher, New market. Ho. Meal market close

Maclennan, John, grocer, 5 Petty street. Ho. 3 Chapel street

Maclennan, John, pointsman, 7 Castle street

Maclennan, John, potato merchant, New market. Ho, Edward'scourt

Maclennan, John, provision merchant, 25 U. Kessock street. Ho.39 High street

Maclennan, Kenneth, bank clerk, 36 Shore street

Maclennan, Murdoch, blacksmith, 20 Grant street. Ho. UpperKessock street

Maclennan, Murdoch, carpenter, 7 Shore street

Maclennan, Murdoch, flesher, 1 Crown street

Maclennan, Robert, railway works, 33 Shore street

Maclennan, Roderick, mason, 6 Bridge street

Maclennan, Roderick, mason, 6 Hill street

Maclennan, Roderick, seaman, 2 Friar's street

Maclennan, Roderick, shoemaker, 37 Baron Taylor's lane

Maclennan, William, carter, 24 Friar's lane

Maclennan, Misses, Whitehouse, Kessock roadMaclennan, Mrs, 1 Bank street

Maclennan, Mrs, 3 Hill place

Maclennan, Mrs, 1 Ness bankMaclennan, Mrs, flesher, 14 Young street

Maclennan, Mrs, lodging-house keeper, 101 Church street

Maclennan, Mrs, lodging-house keeper, 2 Nicol's alley, Church st.

Maclennan, Mrs, Plough inn, 43 Petty street

Maclennao, Mrs Catherine, lodging-hoUse keeper, 8 Douglas rowMaclennan, Mrs J., 38 Castle street

Maclernan, Alexander, sergeant-major, Militia barracks, Telfordroad

Macleod, A., & Co., grocers and wine merchants, 2 Union street

Macleod, Alexander, grocer and spirit merchant, 15, 16 Huntlystreet. Ho. No. 16

Macleod, Alexander, labourer, 4 Gilbert street

Macleod, Allan (of A. Macleod &Co., grocers), Glentarff cottage,

Southside road

126 ALPHATtETICAL DIRECTORY.

Macleod, Angus, upholsterer, 66 Church street

Macleod, Donald, painter and glass merchant, 78, 79 Church st.

Macleod, Evan, carter and farmer, 49 Shore street

Macleod, George, tailor, 27 Huntly street

Macleod, Henrietta, lodging-house keeper, 20 Friar's street

Macleod, Isaac, saddler, 4 Maggot rowMacleod, John, 34 Nelson street

Macleod, John, labourer, Friar's court. Friar's laneMacleod, John, labourer, 36 Friar's street

Macleod, Kenneth, gardener, 46 Castle street

Macleod, Kenneth, Duffus buildings, Petty street

Macleod, Kenneth, shoemaker, 28 King street

Macleod, Margaret, dressmaker, 5 Bank street

Macleod, Murdo, stoker, 44 Church street

Macleod, Robert, labourer, 34 Muirtown street

Macleod, Robert, seaman, 56 Shore street

Macleod, Robert, waiter, 5 Kingsraills road.

Macleod, Roderick, tailor, 3 Queen's buildings, Muirtown street

Macleod, Mrs, Cooper's close, 66^ Church street

Macleod, Mrs, 3 Gilbert street

Macleod, Mrs, Laverock bank, Drummond roadMacleod, Mrs, 1 Manse place

Macleod, Mrs Mary, 4 Friar's laneMacmillan, David, hawker, 5 Factory street

Macmillan, John, tailor, 4 Kingsmills roadMacmillan, Mary, vintner, 51, 52 Grant street

Macmillan, Norman, labourer, 6 Duff street

Macmurtrie, David, innkeeper, 42 Wells street

Macnee, James, M.D., surgeon, 19 Bridge street

Macneil, Chesburgh, blacksmith, 88 Castle street

Macneil, James, umbrella maker, 76 Castle street. Ho. No. 77Macniven, Archibald, pensioner, 6 Theatre laneMacphail, Duncan, 44 Shore street

Macphail, Duncan, waiter, 35 Bridge street

Macphail, Isabella, 42 Telford roadMacphail, James, saddler, 7 North Church laneMacphail, Rev. Alexander, 4 New buildings, Tomnahurich street

Macphail, Lydia, 79 Church street

Macpherson, Alexander, jeweller, 11^ High street. Ho. 4

Crown street

Macpherson, Alexander, light porter, Porterfield, Edinburgh roadMacpherson, Angus, cabinetmaker, 10 Rose street

Macpherson, Catherine, 5 Maggot rowMacpherson, Donald (of Noble & Macpherson, carpenters), Glen-

ness place, Planetield

Macpherson, Duncan, game dealer, 4 Petty street

Macpherson, Elizabeth, shopkeeper, Friar's lane

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Macpherson, George, Palraerston villa, Millburn

Macpherson, Hugh, upholsterer, Fraser's court, Tanner's lane

Macpherson, John, engine-cleaner, Railway, 6 Petty street

Macpherson, John, labourer, 13 Rose street

Macpherson, John, seaman, 8 Lotland street

Macpherson, Peter, farm servant, 39 Tomnahurich street

Macpherson, Thomas, carter, Dempster gardens. Petty street

Macpherson, Thomas, shoemaker, 55 King street

Macpherson, Thomas, shoemaker, 4 Queen's buildings, Muir-town street

Macpherson, William, jeweller, 11^ High street. Ho. Argyle st.

Macpherson, William, sawmiller, 1 Brown street

Macpherson, Miss, 5 Upper "View place

Macpherson, Mrs, 31 Rose street

Macpherson, Mrs, 6 Southside place

Macpherson, Mrs Catherine, laundress, 40 Nelson street

Macpherson, Mrs Catherine, servants' register office, 72 Academystreet

Macpherson, Mrs D., 10 U. Kessock street

Macpherson, Mrs Mary, 6 Maggot rowMacphie, Angus, seaman, 10 Friar's lane

Macqueen, Alexander, shoemaker, 32 Chapel street

Macqueen, John, boot and shoemaker, 3 Church street. Ho. 26Rose street

Macqueen, Malcolm, labourer, 45 Huntly street

Macqueen, Mrs D., 4 Tulloch's buildings

Macrae, Alexander, foreman, sawmills, 11 Chapel street

Macrae, Alexander, labourer, 12 L. Kessock street

Macrae, Alexander, mason, 2 Hardie's buildings. Hill terrace

Macrae, Alexander, weaver, 29 King street

Macrae, C. & D,, drapers, Glasgow warehouse, 38 High street

Macrae, Charles (of C. & L). Macrae, drapers), 37 High street

Macrae, Colin, labourer, 38 Tomnahurich street

Macrae, Donald, carter, 69 Tomnahurich street

Macrae, Donald (of C. Sc D. Macrae, drapers), 37 High street

Macrae, Donald, pointsman. Railway, 2 Hill street

Macrae, Donald, slater, 45 Tomnahurich street

Macrae, Duncan, labourer, 43 King street

Macrae, Duncan, pensioner, 13 King street

Macrae, George, burgh police, Munro's lane, Huntly street

Macrae, Hugh, porter, 10 Fairfield lane

Macrae, Isabella, washerwoman, 15 Fairfield lane

Macrae, James, late accountant, stamp office, 10 Douglas rowMacrae, John, blacksmith, 33 Castle street

Macrae, John, blacksmith, 2 Friar's street

Macrae, John, carpenter, 10 Crown street

Macrae, John, carter, 37 U. Kessock street

128 ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY.

Macrae, John, Woodbine cottage, 10 Drummond roadMacrae, Mary, huckster, 38 Baron Taylor's lane

Macrae, Miles, Eawle hotel, 3 Baron Taylor's lane

Macrae, Murdoch, Fern cottaofe, Madras street

Macrae, Murdoch, labourer, 16 Rose street

Macrae, Murdoch, sergeant, burgh police, 20 Gilbert street

Macrae, Roderick, labourer, 2 Fairfield lane

Macrae, Roderick, raillwrisfht, 30 Haugh roadMacrae, William, carter, Kingsmills

Macrae, Miss, seamstress, 46 Academy street

Macrae, Miss Annie, Berlin depot, 23 Union street. Ho. 23Church street

Macrae, Mrs, dressmaker, 61 Castle street

Macrae, Mrs, toy merchant, 78 Castle street

Macritchie, David, chemist, 41 High street. Ho. No. 42Macswan, Donald, labourer, 21 Mnirtown street

Mactavish, Alexander, flesher, Friar's court

Mactavish, Alexander (of Mactavish & Mackintosh), Millburncottage

Mactavish & Mackintosh, general ironmongers, 96 and 97 Castle

street

Mactavish, Duncan, Heath mount, Southside road

Mactavish, Duncan, labourer, 24 Madras street

Mactavish, Duncan (of Fraser & Mactavish, agricultural conomis-

sion agents), Millburn cottage

Mactavish, John, secretary, Caledonian bank, Drakies houseMactavish, Mary, laundress, 1 Anderson street

Mactavish, Miss Christina W., music teacher, Royal Academy,Ho, Victoria villa. Hill street

Macwilliara, John, porter. Railway, 1 Innes street

NNapier, Mrs William, lodging-house keeper, 35 Charles street

National Bank of Scotland, 11 Church street

National Security Saving's Bank, ExchangeNaughten, Robert, jeweller and silversmith, 14 Church street.

Ho. No. 13

Naughten, Mrs, 1 Hill terrace

Newport, MrSj Dieribught, MillburnNicolson, Christina, merchant, 31 Chapel street

Nicol & Co,, woollen manufacturers. Holm mills

Noble, Alexander (of Noble & Macpherson, carpenters), Glennessplace, Planefield

Noble & Macpherson, carpenters, 22 Huntly st., and 15 Kingstreet

Noble, Andrew, clerk, 664 Church street

Noble, Donald, baker, 34 Bridge street. Ho. 24 Muirtown st.

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Noble, Donald (of Mackintosh & Noble, painters), 30 TJ. Kessockstreet

Noble, Donald, of the Inverness Loan office, 37 Academy street

Noble, George, cabinetmaker, 5 Inglis court, HaughNoble, James, carter, Thorn bushNoble, James, fitter, 30 Rose street

Noble, Jane, Cooper's close, 66^ Church street

Noble, John, bookseller and stationer, 98 Castle st. Ho. No. 99

Noble, John, shoemaker, 9 Duff street

Noble, Margaret, 17 Duff street

Noble, William, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 39 Castle street.

Ho. No. 59

Noble, William, labourer, 21 King street

Noble, Mrs, lodging-house keeper, 37 High street

Noble, Mrs Elizabeth, lodging-house keeper, 29 Castle street

Norrie, Alexander, flesher, 5 Tnglis court, Haugh roadNorrie, Margaret, lodging-house keeper, 29 Charles street

Northern Counties Fire Office, Academy street

Northern Infirmary, Ness walkNorthern Meeting Eooms, 104 Church street— Park and Pavilion,

Ardross street

Old Academy, Church street

Oliver, Andrew, 13 Ness bankOliver, John, engine driver, 6 Stephen's brae

Ordnance Survey Offices, Balnain house, Huntly street, and Nesshouse, Ness walk

Oswald, James, engineer, 31 Petty street

Owen, Mrs, green grocer, 39 Baron Taylor's lane

Park, William Napier, photographer, 32 Church street. Ho.No. 29

Parochial Board Offices, 38 Church street

Paterson, Adam, saddler, 14 Petty street

Paterson, Andrew, salesman, 19 Madras street

Paterson, Andrew, seaman, 25 L. Kessock street

Paterson, Charles, tailor, 56 U. Kessock street

Paterson, Donald, boat builder, 19 Brown street

Paterson, Donald, shipmaster, 18 Brown street

Paterson, Ewen, mason, 7 Nelson street

Paterson, James, seaman, 14 U. Kessock street

Paterson, Jane, 5 Edward's court. Theatre lanePaterson, John, dyer, 14, 15 Haugh road. Ho. No. 14Paterson, John, flesher, New market. Ho. 11 Rose street

Paterson, John, shipmaster, Sea park cottage, Longman road

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PatersoD, Margaret, 5 Friar's street

Paterson, Peter, seaman, 35 Madras street

Paterson, Peter, eeaman, 56 Shore street

Paterson, Roderick, grocer, 3 Wells street

Paterson, Thomas, seaman, 8 Shore street

Paterson, William, C.E., 25 Castle street. Ho. Larkfield

Paterson, William, coachman, 30 Haugh road

Paterson, William, seaman, 24 Nelson street

Paterson, Miss, 20 Innes street

Paterson, Mrs, 5 New market entry, Church street

Paterson, Mrs, innkeeper, South KessockPaterson, Mrs John, 29 Castle street

Patillo, Alexander, slater, Lochgorm place

Pauline, Robert, booking-clerk. Railway, 3 Denny street

Pearson, John, gardener and forester, 68 Telford road

Peerless, Albert, R.E., 15 Telford road

Petrie, James, optician, 37 Madras street

Phemister, George, railway guard, 21 L. Kessock street

Phemister, Mrs, grocer, 8, 9 Young street

Philp, Andrew, surveyor of taxes, 22 Union street. Ho. Culdu-

thel cottage

Pocock, John, sergeant-major I.H.R.V., 14 Douglas rowPolombo, Joseph, hardware dealer, 15 Duff street

Polwarth, Thomas, ship carpenter, 9 Pumpgate street

Pork-curing Establishment, 26 Haugh road

Powell, Very Rev. Henry Clark, Provost of St Andrew's Cathe-

dral, St Andrew's lodge, Edinburgh road

Pratt, John, jeweller, 5 Albert place

Pringle, Alexander, collector. Inland Revenue office. Ho. Lein-

ster lodge, Southside road

Pickford, James, railway guard, 23 Innes street

RRaining's School, Hill place

Rankine, James, provision merchant, 23 Queen street

Reat, David, accountant, B. L. Co.'s Bank, Dirleton place, Edin-

burgh road

Reaves,. William, ship carpenter, 22 Nelson street

Redpath, Adam, stationer, 2 Greig street

Reformatory School, Rose street

Registration office for Births, Marriages, and Deaths for the

Parish of Inverness, 32 Church street

Reid, A. & W., architects, 39 Union street

Reid, Alexander, mason, 10 Duff street

Reid, Archibald, engine-driver. Railway, 6 New buildings, Tum-nahurich street

Reid, Colin, gunmaker, 17 Glebe street

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Reid, David C. (of Mackintosh & Eeid), flesher, New market.Ho. 52 Castle street

Reid, Donald, cooper, 2 Inglis court, HaughReid, Donald, solicitor and stockbroker, 8 Lombard street. Ho.

17 Ness bankReid, George, engineer, 35 Petty street

Reid, George W,, engineer, Railway. Ho. LochgornaReid, James, shoemaker, 9 Factory street

Reid, James, shoemaker, 2 Wells street

Reid, John, blockmaker, 4 Brown street

Reid, John, carpenter, 49 Grant street

Reid, William (of A, & W. Reid, architects), 22 Academy street

Reid, William, shoemaker, 15 Stephen's braeReid, Miss Elizabeth, lodging-house keeper, 2 Charles street

Reid, Mrs, 18 King street

Reid, Mrs, 1 Lower View place

Rennie, Alexander, slater, 1 Hill street

Rennie, Fraser, Volunteer Arms hotel, 2 Church street

Rennie, Peter Gall, carpenter, 12 Wells street

Rennie, Thomas (agent for Wordie & Co., 22 Union street), 65Telford road

Rennie, Mrs, 3 Brown street

Rennie, Mrs, Southside terrace

Rettie, George, farmer, 23 L. Kessock street

Rhind, James, pattern maker, 20 Hill street

Rhind, John, architect, 9 Union street. Ho. 2 Portland placeRhind, William, mason, 3 New buildings, Queen street

Riach, James, brakesman, Railway, Roseland cottage. Shorestreet

Rice, Christopher, seaman, 17 Brown street

Rice, Samuel, seaman, 39 Madras street

Rice, Mrs Mary, 42 Nelson street

Rifle Volunteer Hall, Church street

Riley, Robert, civil assistant. Ordnance survey, 19 Crown street

Ritchie, Miss, cook, 6 Bridge street

Robb, James, engine-driver, Pine cottage, Telford streetRobb, James, railway guard, 27 Innes street

Robb, William, silversmith, 7 Celt street

Roberts, William, superintendent of line. Railway, Eldad villa,

Southside roadRobertson, Alexander, Aultnaskiach house, Culduthel roadRobertson & GoUan, joinery works, Longman roadRobertson & Watt, drapers, Caledonian House, 26 Union streetRobertson, Andrew, 9 Rose street

Robertson, Andrew, ship carpenter, 18 Nelson street

Robertson, Arthur (of Robertson & Watt, drapers), 65 Castle st*

Robertson, Duncan, rope spinner, 9 Duff street

132 ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY.

Kobertson, George, Highland granite works, and carpenter andcontractor, Longman road. Ho, 9 Rose street

Robertson, George, teller. Bank of Scotland, Ivy cottage, Old

Edinburgh road

Robertson, Hugh, coachman, 28 King street

Robertson, Hugh, shoemaker, 5 Pumpgate street

Robertson, John, farmer, 64 Church street

Robertson, John, labourer, 6 Maggot row-

Robertson, John, seaman, 10 Lotland street

Robertson, John, seaman, 6 U. Kessock street

Robertson, Joseph, general manager, N. C. Fire office. Ho. li

Ness bankRobertson, Mary A., teacher, Established Church Female School.

Ho. 3 Margaret street

Robertson, Peter, blacksmith, 4 Waterloo place

Robertson, Rev. P., A.M., minister of the Gaelic Church, Croix-

crag cottage, Ardconnel terrace (east)

Robertson, Sweyn, labourer, 43 Tomnahurich street

Robertson, Thomas, assistant superintendent of line, Railway,

Ho. Innes street

Robertson, William, carpenter, 2 Waterloo place

Robertson, William, contractor and joiner. Shore street

Robertson, William, Highland Arms hotel, High street

Robertson, Miss, Millburn

Robertson, Mrs E. G., Beechtree cottage, 7 Drummond road

Robertson, Mrs, innkeeper, 9 Shore street

Robson, Rev. George, M. A., minister of Union street U.P.Church, Ardgour cottage, Edinburgh road

Roman Catholic Chapel and School, Huntly street

RoUo, John, seaman, 14 Nelson street

Rose, Alexander, carpenter, IS Glebe street

Rose, Alexander, carpenter, Lyon's court. Academy street

Rose & Mackenzie, solicitors and notaries, 6 Drummond street

Rose, Angus, brakesman. Railway, 16 Crown street

Rose, David, corn merchant, Viewmount, Culduthel road

Rose, George, corn merchant, A^iewmount, Culduthel road

Rose, Hugh (of Rose & Mackenzie, solicitors, 6 Drummond st.),

11 High street

Rose, Isabella, laundress, 8 Shore street

Rose, James, shoemaker, 2 Friar's lane

Rose, James, brewer, Thornbush house

Rose, James (of Ferguson & Co., wine merchants), 20 Bank st.

Rose, James, railway guard, 61 Castle street

Rose, John, carpenter, Millburn

Rose, Mary, lodging-house keeper, 12, 13 Glebe street

Rose, William, carpenter, 52a Church street

Rose, Miss Angusina, lady superintendent, Royal Academy. Ho.Southside terrace

ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY. 133

Rose, Mrs, Southside terrace, Southside road

Rose, Mrs Abigail, midwife, 6 Douglas rowRose, Mrs Margaret, lodging-house keeper, 3 Grordon place

Ross, Alexander, architect, 42 Union st. Ho. Riverfield house

Ross, Alexander, blacksmith, 29 Castle street

Ross, Alexander, labourer, 8 Friar's street

Ross, Alexander, mason, 2 U. Kessock street

Ross, Alexander, porter, 19 Friar's lane

Ross, Alexander, tailor, 6 L. KeSsock street

Ross, Alexander, wine and spirit merchant, 7 Academy street.

Ho. Hill street

Ross, Andrew, clerk. Courier office

Ross, Andrew, shoemaker, 35 Rose street

Ross, Ann, provision dealer, 8 Grant street

Ross, Charles, lodging-house keeper, 5 Tulloch's buildings

Ross, Colin, mason, 21 Friar's street

Ross, David, carpenter, 10 Hill street

Ross, David, fitter, 22 Innes street

Ross, Donald, baker, 35 Bridge street

Ross, Donald, sergeant, Militia, 11 Wells street

Ross, Donald, shoemaker, 80 Church street

Ross, Donald, shoemaker, 24 U. Kessock street

Ross, Duncan, agricultural merchant, 8 Academy street. Ho.Hilton

Ross, Duncan, grocer and provision dealer, 18 Haugh road

Ross, George, blacksmith, 7 Friar's street

Ross, George, fishcurer, 2 Albert place

Ross, George, Ordnance survey, 23 Shore street

Ross, George, pensioner, 17 Stephen's brae

Ross, George, stoker, 1 Albert place

Ross, Hugh, plumber, 6 Crown street

Ross, James, mason, 50 Tomnahurich street

Ross, James, shipowner, 1 Portland place

Ross, James, skinner, 18 Madras street

Ross, James, solicitor, 42 Union street. Ho. Riverbank house.

Island bankRoss, James, teacher, Merkinch school, Madras street. Ho. 11

Hill street

Ross, James Jones, M.D., surgeon, 65 Church street

Ross, John, 6 Maggot rowRoss, John, auctioneer, 2 Gilbert street

Ross, John, book canvasser, 56 Shore street

Ross, John, cabinetmaker, 55 Grant street

Ross, John, carpenter, Waterloo place. Ho. 33 Friar's street

Ross, John, carter and farmer, Ardross lane, Telford road

Ross, John, gardener, 28 Chapel street

Ross, John, grocer, 16, 17 Chapel street

134 ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY.

Ross, John, grocer and general dealer, 1 Ness walk. Ho. 1

Young street

Ross, John, sailmaker, 5 Market braeRoss, John, surfaceman, 38 Petty street

Ross, John, wine merchant, 103 Church street. Ho. Woodbinecottage, Edinburgh road

Ross, Jonathan, family draper, 4 High street. Ho. 3 Hill terrace

Ross, Roderick, seaman, 32 Nelson street

Ross, Thomas, blacksmith, 25 Chapel street

Ross, Thomas, labourer, 72 Tomnahurich street

Ross, Thomas, seaman, 7 Madras street

Ross, William, carpenter, 5 Innes street

Ross, William, draper, 2 Church street

Ross, William, driver. Railway, 33 Shore street

Ross, William, lodging'house keeper, 11, 12 Theatre laneRoss, William, painter and decorator, 37, 38 Castle st. Ho. No. 38Ross, William, shoemaker, 2 Dyer's courtRoss, William, shoemaker, 23 King street

Ross, William, upholsterer, 11 Rose street

Ross, Misses, milliners, 5 New market entry, Church street

Ross, Miss Catherine, dressmaker and milliner, 41 Church street.

Ho. No. 85Ross, Mrs, 1 Ardross street

Ross, Mrs, Manse place

Ross, Mrs, lodging house keeper, 4 Gordon placeRoss, Mrs, lodging-house keeper. Grant's close. High streetRoss, Mrs, private lodging-house keeper, 16 Bridge street

Ross, Mrs, provision merchant, 22 Friar's laneRoss, Mrs Eliza, huckster, 57 King street

Ross, Mrs, Elizabeth, 14 Fairfield lane

Roughead, Rev, Canon, incumbent, St John's Episcopal Church.Ho. Fountainville, Edinburgh road

Rowland, James, civil assistant. Ordnance survey, 12 Crownstreet

Roy, David, engineer, 59 Church street

Royal Academy, Academy street

Royal Hotel, Academy street, and 10 Union street

Rule, W. T. (of Stewart, Rule, & Burns, solicitors), 1 Bank lane.Ho. Campfield house, Drummond terrace

Russell, Alexander, moulder, 2 King street

Russell, John, builder, New market entry. Ho. 1 Muirtownstreet

Russell, Lachlan, slater, 14 Stephen's braeRussell, Thomas, blacksmith, 84 Castle street. Ho. 6 Inglia

court, HaughRussell, Thomas, tailor, 2 Albert place

Russell, Mrs, dressmaker, 45 Castle street

ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY. 135

SabistoD, Mrs Margaret, 37 Friar's street

Sampson, C. Brooks, agent for East Coast Railways, 7 Lower

View place

Sandison, John, ene[ine-driver, 4 Innes street

Sandison, John, harbour master, Citadel

Scott, James, Inland revenue officer. Ho. Observatory buildings

Scott, Rev. James, D.D., Rosemount, Gordon terrace

Scott, Roderick H. G. (of Davidson & Scott, solicitors), Rose-

mountScott, Rose, seaman, 16 L. Kessock street

Shackleton, Mrs, binder, Harrold's close. Academy street

Sharp, James, fireman, railway, 2 Stephen's brae

Sharp, James, tailor, 5 New market entry, Church street

Shaw, Alexander, 24 Castle street

Shaw, Alexander, blacksmith, 43 Academy street

Shaw, Alexander, saddler, 16 Petty street, Ho. 42 Shore street

Shaw, Alexander & Co., tinsmiths, 53 Petty street. Ho. 4 Baron

Taylor's lane

Shaw, David, ledger^keeper, Caledonian bank. Ho. 4 Charles st.

Shaw, David, shoemaker, 21 Friar's street

Shaw, Donald, 3 Lower View place

Shaw, Donald, burgh police, 6 Fairfield lane

Shaw, Donald, solicitor and stockbroker, 4 Lombard street. Ho.

24 Telford RoadShaw, Hugh, saddler, 16 Petty street. Ho. 42 Shore street

Shaw, Hugh Mackintosh, tinplate and copper worker, 13 Castle

street. Ho. No. 35

Shaw, John, railway carter, 15 Madras street

Shaw, Thomas, hairdresser, ^27 Church street. Ho. 32 Brown

Shaw, William, 16 Hill street

Shaw, Mrs, 32 Brown street

Shaw, Mrs, 33 Castle street

Shaw, Mrs, dressmaker, 6 Bridge street

Shepherd Brothers, painters and glaziers, 42 Petty street

Shepherd, William, fireman, railway. Friar's Court, Friar's lane

Shepherd, Mrs, 6 Market brae

Shields, i3avid, pensioner, 33 Brown street

Shields, George, clothier and outfitter, 8 Huntly street. Ho. No. 7

Shivas, Andrew, land surveyor and auctioneer, Rose cottage,

Kingsmills road

Shortt, Mrs, private lodging house keeper, 4 Ness bankSiddons, Robert, superintendent. Working Men's club, Bridge st.

Sim, Alexander, & Son, engravers and lithographic printers, 41

Bridge street. Ho. Roaefield cottage, Kingsmills road

136 ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY.

Simpson, Alexander, grocer. High street. Ho. Hazelbank,Broadstone park

Sinapson & Hamilton, 32 Church street

Simpson, Christina, huckster, 55 Huntly street

Simpson, Colin, shipbroker, and commission agent, 26 Innes st.

Simpson, Donald, potato dealer, Friar's court

Simpson, George, porter, 22 Castle street

Simpson, Hugh, writer and N.P. (of Simpson & Hamilton),

registrar of births, deaths, and marriages, 32 Church street

Simpson, Isabella, grocer, 26 Grant street. Ho. No. 25Simpson, William, shipchandler, 24 Grant street

Simpson, William, Springfield, Ness walkSinclair, Alexander, shopman, 40 Friar's street

Sinclair, John, banker, Beauly, 108 Church street. Ho. Broom-hill house, Culduthel road

Sinclair, John, confectioner, 12 Rose street

Sinclair, John, slater, 12 Duff street

Sinclair, John, warehouse porter, 6 Friar's street

Sinclair, Roderick, tailor, Grant's close. High street

Sinclair, William, fireman, railway. Friar's court

Sinclair, Mrs, lodging-house keeper, Friar's court, Friar's lane

Singer & Co., sewing machinists, 1 Drummond street

Skene, Mrs Isabella, 6 Theatre lane

Skinner, David, labourer, 55 U. Kessock street

Slaughter house, Citadel

Slorah, Miss, 58 Church street

Smart, Alexander, railway carter, 57 U. Kessock street

Smart, Daniel, 2 Muirtown street

Smith, Alexander, joiner, 53 King street

Smith, Andrew, & Co., silk mercers and general drapers, 22 Highstreet

Smith, Ann, washerwoman, 12 Factory street

Smith, Charles, labourer, 1 Fraser street, HaughSmith, Charles, labourer, 17 Rose street

Smith, Donald, barley miller, Dieribught mills, Midmills

Smith, Eliza, lodging-house keeper, 2 Ardconnel terrace (west)

Smith, George, baker, 1 Baron Taylor's lane

Smith, James, baker, 31 Petty street

Smith, James, carter, 4 Maggot rowSmith, John, clerk, 7 Wells' street

Smith, John, engineer, 6 Waterloo place

Smith, John, labourer, 1 Inglis court, HaughSmith, John, stoker, railway, 11 Innes street

Smith, John Rainey, hairdresser and perfumer, Victoria place, 1

Petty street

Smith, Neil, labourer, Ballifeary

Smith, Thomas & Co., warehousemen, Hunt hall, 105 Church st.

ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY. 137

Smith, Thomas, seaman, 8 Nelson street

Smith, Thomas Henry (of Nicol & Co., woollen manufacturers),

Albyn place, Island bankSmith, William, bookseller and stationer, 5 Castle Street. Ho.

4 Hill terrace

Smith, William, clerk, railway, Oriflamme cottage, MillburnSmith, William, engineer and smith, Ness ironworks, Theatre

lane. Ho. Ardoconnel terrace (east)

Smith, William (of Whyte & Co., 21 Union street.) Ho. 1 DennyBtreet

Smith, Mrs, 22 Telford street

Smith, Mrs, lodging-house keeper, 33 Charles street

Smith, Mrs Jessie, dressmaker, 25 Chapel street

Smith, Mrs John, 3 Argyle street

Snowie, Hugh Lumsden, gunmaker, stuffer, and fly dresser, 83Church street. Ho. Carleton villa, and No. 82

Souter, Miss, 101 Church street

Sparks, Christmas W., sergeant-instructor, I.H.R.V., Kifle

Volunteer hall, Church street

Spence, James, blacksmith, Lawson cottage, Longman roadSpiers, James, labourer, 26 Tomnahurich street

Spinks, Charles, Seabrook villa, MillburnSt Andrew's Cathedral of Moray, Ardross street

St John's Episcopal Church, Church street

Stagg, George, currier, 22 Lower Kessock street

Station hotel. Academy street

Stavert, James, 20 Ness bankSteel, Eobert, coastguard, 52 Telford roadStenhouse, William, tailor, 3 Albert placeStephen, Alexander, carter, 3 Dyer's court, Huntly streetStephen, Alexander, carter, Fraser's court, Tanner's laneStephen, Donald, labourer, 55 Upper Kessock streetStephen, James, carter 14 Rose street

Stephen, John, farmer. Park cottage. CitadelStevenson, James, engine-driver, railway, 37 Petty streetStewart, Allan, sergeant. Militia, 17 Telford roadStewart, Alexander, chimney sweep, 74 Castle street

Stewart, Charles, of Brin (of Stewart, Eule, & Burns, solicitors).

Ho. ViewmountStewart, Charles, printer, Courier office, 7 Telford streetStewart, Colin, scripture reader, 5 Shore street

Stewart, Duncan, carpenter, 35 Church streetStewart, George, joiner, 56 Tomnahurich streetStewart, George, seaman, 35 Madras streetStewart, Helen, 33 Academy street

Stewart, John, blacksmith, 9 Church street

Stewart, John^ labourer, 36 Kose street

138 ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY.

Stewart, John, merchant, Kenneth street. Ho. 4 New buildings,

Tomnahurich street

Stewart, John, tailor, 26 Nelson street

Stewart, Major John Patrick, staff officer of pensioners, Dulnan

cottage, Millburn. Off. 23 Petty street

Stewart, Robert, shipbuilder, 3 Portland place

Stewart, Rule, & Burns, solicitors, 1 Bank lane

Stewart, Miss, proprietrix, 74 Castle street

Stewart, Misses, dressmakers, 12 Innes street

Stewart, Mrs, 60 Academy street

Stewart, Mrs A. M., innkeeper, 4, 5, Young street

Stewart, Mrs Donald, 2 Telford road

Stewart, Mrs Mary, provision dealer, 44 Castle steeet

Stirling, Miss, goveirness. Bishop Eden's Mission Female School,

King street

Stiven, Robert, cartwright, Telford road

Stiven, William, manager, Inverness Gas and Water Company,

Manse place

Strother, Alexander, wholesale tea and spirit merchant, 68, 69,

Academy street. Ho. No. 70

Stuart, William, blacksmith, 5 Greig street

Sullivan, John, burgh police, 3 Inglis court, HaughSummerfield, Robert, telegraph inspector, 31 Haugh road

Suter, Alexander, 7 Tanner's lane

Suter, John M., fishing-tackle dealer, 6 Union Street. Ho. 15

Bank lane

Suter, Miss, 14 Douglas rowSutherland, Col. R. M., C.B., Huntly lodge, Aultnaskiach, Cul-

duthel road

Sutherland, Duncan, house-factor, &c,. Petty street

Sutherland, Francis, agent for A. Fullarton & Co., publishers, 3

Union street. Ho. 12 Argyle street

Sutherland, James, pressman, Advertiser ofiice, 2 Hawthorn

walk. Market brae

Sutherland, John, book-agent, Porterfield, Edinburgh road

Sutherland, John, late superintendent of police, 14 Douglas row

Sutherland, John, mason, 2 Celt street

Sutherland, Rev. David, A.M., minister of Free East Church,

12 Ness bankSutherland, Robert, hammerman, 15 Gilbert street

Sutherland, William, boot and shoemaker, 11 L. View place

Sutherland, William, seaman, 29 Castle street

Sutherland, William, tinsmith, 17 Petty street

Sutherland, Mrs, 21 Chapel street

Sutherland, Mrs, 2 Friar's place

Sutherland, Mrs, 11 Telford street

Sutherland, Mrs, Willow cottage, Millburn

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Sutherland, Mrs Christina, grocer, 9 Chapel street

Sutherland, Mrs Eliza, dressmaker, 29 Castle street

Swan, H., general dealer, 16 Academy street. Ho. Shore st.

Swan, John, hairdresser, 2 Castle Wynd. Ho. 3 Crown street

Swan, John, shoemaker, 3 Crown street

Swanson, Janet, seamstress, 14 U. Kessock street

Sweeney, Peter, coast-guardsman, 10 Telford road

Tait, Archibald, 7 Prince's place

Tait, Gavin, printer and stationer, 36 Bridge Street. Ho. Haughroad

Taylor, Adam, slater, 5 Argyle street

Taylor, Andrew, shipmaster, 20 Lower Kessock street

Taylor, David Chistie, tobacconist and fruiterer, 1 Church st.

Ho. 35 Bridge street

Taylor, James, bootmaker, 26 Lower Kessock street

Taylor, James, cooper and fish dealer, 1 Waterloo placeTaylor, James, labourer, 25 Chapel street

Taylor, James, quartermaster- sergeant. Militia barracks, Telfordroad

Taylor, James, sailmaker, 12 Gilbert street

Taylor, James, Union hotel, 25 High street

Taylor, John, baker, 65 Petty street

Taylor, John, labourer, 82 Castle street

Taylor, Leslie, 24 Innes street

Taylor, William, telegraph clerk, 8 Innes street

Taylor, Mrs, vintner, 18 Innes street

Thom, Robert, hatter and umbrella maker, 7 Market braeThompson, Miss, 6 Upper View place

Thomson, Andrew (of Logan & Thomson, plumbers), 7 Manseplace

Thomson, James, gardener, Lyon's court, Academy street

Thomson, John, baker and confectioner, 16 Castle street. Ho.No. 15

Thomson, John, grocer, 27, 28 Grant street. Ho. No. 28Thomson, Samuel, head Epglish master. Royal Academy. Ho.

17 Douglas rowThomson, Miss Jane, lodging-house keeper, 63 Church street

Thomson, Mrs, Abbey street

Thomson, Mrs, 12 L. Kessock street

Thomson, Mrs, 16 Ness bankThornton, Mrs Margaret, toy-dealer, New market. Ho. 29

Castle street

Tillman, Mrs, staymaker, 9 Church street

Todd, Edward, basketmaker, 51 Church street

Tolmie, John, grocer, 34 High street. Ho. 9 Huntly street

140 ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY.

Tolmie, William, stonecutter, 7 Macdonald street, HaughTopping, Miss, house-keeper, Northern Infirmary

Tosh, Allan, fitter, Railway, 7 Albert place

Tough, Mrs Mary, 42 Church street

Town-Chamberlain's OflB.ce, P.O. Buildings, Market brae

Town Hall, High street

Treasurer, Donald, gardener. Northern Infirmary gardens, Nesswalk

Treasurer, Hector, gardener, 62 King street

Trotter, Angus, auctioneer and appraiser, 8 Lombard st. Ho.Lillyfield, Edinburgh road

Trotter's Auction Mart, LochgormTuU, Frederick T., manager for Morel Brothers, 31 Church st.

Ho. No. 32Tulloch, Donald, railway guard, 7 Innes street

Tulloch, Hugh, joiner, 8 Hill street

Tulloch, Hugh, tailor, 39 Madras street

Tulloch, James, grocer, 3 Greig street. Ho. No. 2Tulloch, John, painter, glazier, and paperhanger, 17 Academy st.

Tulloch, Mrs, 5 Murray place

Turnbull, Robert, tailor, 7 Stephen's brae

Turner & Mackintosh, steam packet agents, 17 Union street, andat Muirtown wharf

Tymon, Owen, glass blower and china repairer, 37 Petty street

uU. p. Church, Union street

Urquhart, Alexander, carter, 10 Madras street

Urquhart, Alexander, mason, 15 Madras street

Urquhart, Alexander, seaman, 2 Shore street

Urquhart, Angus, carter, 69 Telford road

Urquhart, Angus, seaman, 19 Friar's lane

Urquhart, David, Campville, Drummond terrace

Urquhart, Donald, currier, 55 U. Kessock street

Urquhart, Donald, labourer, 50 King street

Urquhart, Donald, railway watchman, 10 Castle wyndUrquhart, Donald, shoemaker, 21 Nelson street

Urquhart, James, cabinetmaker, 8 North Church lane

Urquhart, James, carpenter, Dempster gardens. Ho. 15 Shorestreet

Urquhart, James, carpenter, 10 Waterloo place

Urquhart, James, tailor, Fern cottage, Madras street

Urquhart, Jessie, 8 Chapel street

Urquhart, John, carter, 7 Madras street

Urquhart, John, corn merchant, 62 Church street. Ho. No. 69

Urquhart, Kenneth, joiner, 23 U. Kessock street

Urquhart, Mary, dressmaker, 33 Brown street

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Urquhart, Murdo, ship chandler, 44 Grant street

Urquhart, Peter, hotel keeper, 6 Bridge street

Urquhart, Thomas, porter, Caledonian bank. Ho. Baron Taylor's

lane

Urquhart, William, grocer, 14 Waterloo place. Ho. No. 13

Urquhart, Mrs, 14 Inglis street

Urquhart, Mrs, 31 Madras street

Urquhart, Mrs, 35 Shore street

Urquhart, Mrs Duncan, 25 Shore street

Urquhart, Mrs Margaret, 20 Telford road

VVass, Miss, dressmaker, 31 Bridge street

Vass, Mrs, 11 Rose street

Videon, James, butler, Hedgefield, Culduthel road

Vignon, Grustave, teacher of modern languages, Eoyal Academy,Ho. 29 Charles street

Vesper, Henry Alexander, sergeant-major I.A.V., Citadel

wWaldie, Peter, watchmaker, 2 Innes street

Walker, Alexander, carter, 17 U. Kessock street

Walker, Daniel, plumber, 5 Innes street

Walker, George, sen., 2 Panellan place, Shore street

Walker, George (of James Walker & Co.), 72 Church street

Walker, Jaines, & Co., tinaber merchants, Shore street

Walker, John, joiner, 9 Church street

Walker, Thomas (of Elliot & Co., fleshers), 3 Kenneth street

Walker, Mrs James, 47 Shore street

Wallace, Thomas, teacher. High school, 3 Hardie's buildings

Ward, Mrs, milliner, 2 New buildings, Tomnahurich street

Warrax, Prancis Ramsay, accountant, Bank of Scotland, 1 Barnhill

Waterston, Charles, banker, Caledonian bank, Oaklands, Drum-moud terrace

Watson, Alexander, labourer, 16 L. Kessock street

Watson, Alexander, late vintner, 45 Castle street

Watson, Donald, clerk, 19 Wells street

Watson, Donald, game dealer, and fishing tackle maker, 15 Inglis

street. Ho. 33 Charles street

Watson, George, farmer, 14 Muirtown street

Watson, Thomas, clerk, Ordnance survey. Ho. Abbey cottageWatson, Mrs, grocer and provision merchant. Crown place. South-

side road

Watson, Mrs, lodging-house keeper, Palmerston place, MillburnWatt, Anthony (of Robertson & Watt, drapers), 16 Bridge street

Watt, David, gamekeeper, Pine cottage, Telford street

Watt, George, porter, 9 Tulloch's buildings

142 ALPHABETICAL DIRECTOKY.

Watt, James, storekeeper, 17 Crown street

Wells, William, iron and brass founder, 6, 7, 8 Friar's place. Ho.No. 6

Welsh, William, blacksmith, 8 Glebe street

Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Inglis street

West Church, Huntly street

Westiand, Peter, sculptor, 3 Manse place

White, Mrs, lodging-house keeper, 42 Castle street

Whyte & Co., booksellers, fancy goods merchants, librarians, &c.,

21 Union street

Whyte, David, photographic artist, 18 and 75 Church st. Ho. 75Whyte, William, machineman. Railway, 47 U. Kessock street

Williamson, Alexander, agent, B. L. Co. Bank, Bank buildings

Williamson, Henry John, foreman tailor, the Cottage, Ardconnelterrace

Williamson, Lindsay, horse dealer, 7 Telford road

Williamson, Miss Elizabeth, 74 Church street

Wilson, C, & Co., china merchants, 14 Bank street

Wilson, Cornelius (of C. Wilson & Co.), 18 Church street

Wilson, Duncan, plant collector. Railway, 14 Crown street

Wilson, John, blacksmith, 20 Nelson street

Wilson, John, M.D., Woodcliff, Culduthel roadWilson, John, railway carter, 10 L. Kessock street

Wilson, Joseph, inspector of permanent way, Railway, Roselandcottage, Shore street

Wilson, P. G., the Court goldsmith and jeweller at Inverness, 44High street. Ho. No. 43

Wilson, Peter, C.E., superintendent of permanent way, Railway.Ho. 8a Ness bank

Wilson, Mrs, lodging-house keeper, 33 Castle street

Wilson, Mrs Jane, 2 Albert place

Winchester, Miss, 48 Shore street

Winks, James, game dealer, 19 Inglis street. Ho. 5 Hill street

Wisdom, Francis William, pianoforte tuner, 11 Castle street

Wishart, Hugh, blacksmith, 20 Petty street

Wishart, Mrs Janet, 4 Edward's court, Theatre lane

Witherspoon, James, baker, New market. Ho. 9 Baron Taylor's

lane

Wood, George, printing manager, Courier ofi&ce. Ho, 4 Ardcon-nel terrace (west)

Wood, Mrs, 17 Haugh road

Wood, Mrs (of Campbell & Co,, saddlers), Sadia cottage. Kings-mills road

Woodthorpe, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 13 High street

Woodward, Edward, telegraph mechanician. Citadel

Wordie & Co., railway carriers, 22 Union street

Working Men's Club, Bridge street

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Wragg, George, boot top manufacturer, 30 High street

Wright, James, pointsman, 33 Bridge street

Wright, William B., bottler, Church street. Ho. 7 Celt street

yYoung, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 52, 53 Huntly street

Young, Alexander, house carpenter, 45 Castle street

Young, Colin, boot and shoemaker, 23 Muirtown street

Young, David, engine-driver, Railway, 1 New buildings, Tom-nahurich street

Young, David, engine-driver, Railway, 6 New buildings, Tom-nahurich street

Young, Donald, clerk, 7 Celt street

Young, Duncan, slater, 29 Castle street

Young, James, labourer, 3 G-aribaldi place

Young, John, labourer, 3 Queen street

Young, Malcolm, blacksmith, 11 L. View place

Young, Margaret, provision merchant, 42 Castle street

Young Men's Christian Association buildings, 1, 2 Castle street

Young, Roderick, grocer, 84 Church street. Ho. 2 Douglas row

Young, Roderick, shipmaster, 64 Telford road

Younar, William, dyer, 16 Huntly street. Ho. No. 17

Young, Mrs, 19 Douglas rowYoung, Mrs, proprietrix, 29 Petty street

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OFFICIAL LISTS, &c.

MAGISTRATES AND TOWN COUNCIL.PROVOST.

John Mackenzie of Eileanach.

Alexander Siaipson

William Mackintosh

BAILIES.

Alexander MacbeanPeter Baillie

Dean of Guild, James Ross. Treasurer, George Black.

COUNCILLORS.Alexander EraserRobert DavidsonColin Lyon MackenziePeter FalconerJames RoseWilliam RossAlexander Eraser, banker

Donald DavidsonRobert CaldwellWilliam MacbeanJohn DavidsonAlexander Strother

Donald MacdonaldCharles Keith

Town-Clerk, Alexander Dallas. Town-Chamberlain, Alex.Penrose Hay. Assessor under Valuation Act, A. Philp.

Ordinary Meetings of Council held first Wednesday of everyMonth.

POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

Commissioners—The lilagistrates and Council Clerk, Alex.Dallas. Superintendent of Police, Thomas Wyness.

THE GUILDRT INCORPORATION.

Dean of the Guildry, Bailie Mackintosh. Treasurer, Bailie

Simpson. Clerk, Hugh C. Eraser.

FUNDS FOR EDUCATION AND CHARITY UNDER THE ADMINISTRATIONOP THE MAGISTRATES AND TOWN COUNCIL.

1 Jonathan Anderson's Mortification £34932 Frederick Klein's „ 9323 Dr Bell's Bequest, exclusive of Property acquired

for the purposes of the Trust 7494 184 Robert Eraser's Mortification 1255 Thomas Eraser's „ 1006 Messrs Baillies' ,, 2007 John Burnett's ,, 100

4 79 1

8 5

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8 Eev. D. Denoon's Mortification 100

9 Mrs Isabella Gollan's ., 92 5

10 Collector Smith's Legacy 8 7 1

11 Mrs Gibson's Donation 100

12 Murdoch Logan's Mortification 221 6 2

13 Admiral Duff's „ 1068

£14,035 10 4

HARBOUR TRUSTEES.Provost, Bailies, Dean of Guild, and Treasurer. Shipowners

—William Morrison, Peter Baillie, Robert Stewart, Robert A.

Lawrence, and Robert Caldwell. Merchant Trackers—Charles

Waterston, William Simpson, David Rose, C. Lyon-Mackenzie,

and William Smith.

PAROCHIAL BOARD—Year 1872-73.

Chairman ..Alex. Eraser, agent, Commercial Bank,

Inspector and Secretary Hugh Eraser, N.P.

Assistant Inspector (Out-door) George Macbean.

Do. (In-door) P, Stewart Macdonald.

Medical Officers...Dr Mackay and Dr Macdonald.

Collector... D. Munro. Auditor... A. P. Hay.

Law-Agent...James Anderson, solicitor.

Governor and Matron of Poor's-House...D. and Mrs Macfie,

Registrar Hugh Simpson, 32 Church street

Sum Assessed, £6200. Assessments—Is 0|d per £ on proprie-

tors, and Is S^d per £ on occupants, under a classification.

BURGH SCHOOL BOARD.Rev. Dr Macdonald, Chairman,

Rev. George MackayRev. David Sutherland

Rev. Dr BlackTreasurer Black

Clerk...Roderick G.Scott, solicitor. Treasurer... Alex. Eraser,

solicitor. Officer... Charles Stewart.

NORTHERN INEIRMARY.—The Provost of Inverness,

Chairman ; Charles Waterston, Treasurer ; Alexander Dallas,

Secretary ; Dr Anthony Butler, House-surgeon ; Roderick Eraser,

Clerk to weekly committee ; Alexander Dallas, Porter.

WORKMEN'S CLUB—Bridge Street.

Chairman, Alexander Mackay. Treasurer;, Donald Macdougall.

Secretary, Hugh C. Eraser. Superintendent, Robert Siddons.

Trustees^ the Magistrates and Town Council.

T

Charles Innes

Robert DavidsonAlexander MacdonaldWilliam Morrison

146 OFFICIAL LISTS.

THE CALEDONIAN BANKING COMPANY.ESTABLISHED 1838.

Governor...

Deputy-Governor... Colonel Macpherson of Cluny Macpherson.

HEAD OFFICE, INVERNESS.Charles W aterston Manager.

John Mactavish...<Sec/'eitary.|William M&cgres^ov... Accountant,

G. Gr. Allsbxi... Inspector of Branches.

E,; K. Mackenzie, H. S. Eraser, and John Einlayson . . . 2'e?Zers.

BRANCH BANKS.BanTc of Scotland—Union street. Donald Duff, agent.

British Linen Company's BanJc—21 High street. AlexanderWilliamson, agent.

City of Glasgoio Bank—Academy street. James Anderson andThomas Dougla,s, joint-agents.

Commercial Banlc of Scotland—34 Church street. AlexanderEraser, agent.

National Bank of Scotland—11 Church street. Stewart & Rule,

agents.

National Security Savings' Bank—Exchange rooms. Open Tues-

day and Eriday from 9 to 10 A.M., and on Saturday evenings

from 7 till 8 o'clock. Treasurer, John Mactavish. Actuary,

William Corner

STAMPS AND TAXES—INLAND REVENUE.OFFICE—9 UNION STREET.

Distributor of Stamps and Collector of Taxes...Evan B. Eraser,

9 Union street.

Surveyor...Andrew Philp, 22 Union street.

PORTREE.

Harry Macdonald, Sub-Distributor of Stamps and Collector of

Taxes.

FORT-WILLIAM.

Donald Boyd, Sub-Distributor of Stamps and Collector of Taxes.

BEAULY.

Robert Hepburn, Sub-Distributor of Stamps.

CAMPBELLTOWN.

James Munro, Sub-Distributor of Stamps.

FORT-AUGUSTUS.

James Macleod, Sub-Distributor of Stamps,

KINGUSSIE.

L. Davidson, Sub-Distributor of Staoaps.

OFFICIAL LISTS. 147

SHERIFF COURT OF INVERNESS-SHIRE.Sheriff-Depute Wm. Ivory, Esq., advocate

Sheriff-Substitute Patrick Blair, Esq., advocate

Assistant-Substitutes. .

:

Colin Lyon Mackenzie of St Martins,

Robert Davidson, Esq., accountant, and Andrew LothianMacdonald, Esq.

Sheriff-ClerJc H, C. MacandrewSheriff- Cleric-Depute J ohn Macfarquhar

Procurator-Fiscal Charles StewartAuditor of Court...W. R. Grant

FACULTY OF PKOCURATORS.George AndersonJames DavidsonThomas Falconer

Charles StewartAlexander Dallas

James SimpsonW. R. GrantAlexander EraserWilliam FlemingDonald DavidsonW. Taylor RuleA. Penrose HayH. C. MacandrewJames AndersonJohn Colvin

L. A. InksoaHugh RoseJoshua MaclennanDean of Faculty, Charles

Donald FraserCharles InnesJames RossTheo. J. BulkeleyDonald ShawW. T. MactavishD. ReidAndrew MacdonaldW. BurnsCharles RolesRoderick ScottAllan MacdonaldK. MacdonaldJames CunninghamDuncan Forbes DallasDonald MacphersonCharles HamiltonEvan George Mackenzie

Stewart Sub-Dean, Jas. Anderson

James CameronMESSENGERS •AT-ARMS.Donald Bain I Alexander Macdonald

James CameronDonald BainAlexander MacdonaldD. Macdonald

SHERIFF OFFICERS.

D. J. GrantL. MacphailA. Scott

H. Cameron

Ordinary and Debts Recovery Court held on every Thursdayduring Session. Small Debt Court every Friday.

Bar Officer W. Maciver.

COMMISSARY COURt!Commissary W. Ivory, Esq., advocate

Commissary'Depute Patrick Blair, advocateCommissary-Cleric John Mackenzie

Commissary'Ckrk'Depute..,,,.John Colvin, 15 Union street

148 OFFICIAL LISTS,

JUSTICE OF PEA.CE COURT.A Small Debt Court is held Monthly. John Colvin, Clerk of the

Peace. Hu^h Rose, Fiscal.

The Provost, four Bailies, and the Dean of Guild of the Burghof Inverness, are Justices of the Peace, ex officiis.

NORTHERN COUNTIES FIRE OFFICE.REGISTERED OFFICES—INVERNESS.

President His Grace the Duke of Athole, K,T.Vicc-Presidents...^vc Geo. Macpherson-Grant, Bart., Sir William

Forbes, Bart., and Alexander Matheson, Esq., M.P.General Manager and Secretary...JoseTph. Robertson.

MASONIC LODGES.ST ANDREW'S ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, No, 115.

G. Ballingall, 1st Principal Z,

J. Ellis, 2d do. H.D. Macleod, 3d do. J.

Wm. Mackenzie, jun,, 1st PastPrincipal.

Wm. Mackenzie, sen., 2d do.

J. Cook, jun., 3d do.

Donald Eraser, S.E.D. Noble, S.N.John Campbell, Treasurer.

F, Rennie, 1st Sojr.

James Campbell, 2d Sojr.

P. G. Macdonald, 3d Sojr.

L. Fotheringham, Janitor.

Meetings on second Tuesday of each Month, in the

Masonic Hall, School lane.

ST JOHN'S KILWINNING, No. 6 of Scotland.

Charles Innes, R.W.M.|

Archibald Tait, Treasurer.

Donald Reid, Secretary.

ST John's kilwinning mason benefit society.

Andrew Dougall, President. | Archibald Tait, Treasurer.

W. R. Grant, Secretary.

ST Mary's c.o. lodge, No. 339.

John Ellis, R.W.M.Guthrie Ballingall, D.M.William Mackenzie, P.M.John Cook, S.W.John Cameron, J.W.Rev. A. Macgregor, Chaplain.

George Millar, Treasurer.

John Balfour, Secretary.

John Macqueen, K.K.W. B. Wright, S.D.Edward Todd, J.D.H. Munro, S.S.

D. Mackintosh, J.S.

D. Mackenzie, S.B,

Lewis Fotheringham, Tyler.

INVERNESS SEA INSURANCE ASSOCIATION.office—39 UNION STREET.

Secretary W. Morrison,

Agent Alexander Mackintosh.

Surveyor Captain John Mackenzie.

OFFICIAL LISTS. 149

CHUKCHES, CHAPELS, AND CLERGY.High Church Donald Macdonald, D.D.West Church Alex. Macgregor, M.A.Gaelic Church Peter Robertson, M.A.Free High Church John J. Black, LL.D.Free East Church David Sutherland, M.A.Free North Church George Mackay.Free West Church, Duncan Colvin.

TT • oi. J. TT T. />(! 1. \ James Scott, D.D.Umon Street U.P. Church „ ...

j ^^^^^^ j>^^^.;^^ ^j^^King Street Church Vacant.

^ ., J , £ oii. A 1 \ Bishap Eden, Primus.Cathedral of St Andrew

j Henry C. Powell, Provost.

St John's Episcopal Church W. Roughead.Wesleyan Methodist Chapel Joseph Howard.Roman Catholic Chapel W. Dawson.Congregational Chapel William Milne, M.A.Town Missionary .Duncan Macbeath.

Session-Clerk... D. Eraser, solicitor, 7 Castle street.

REGISTRATION OF VOTERS.County Assessor... Andrew Philp, 22 Union street.

Burgh Assessor...Andrew Philp, do.

VALUATION OF LANDS AND HERITAGES.COMMISSIONERS FOR THE COUNTY OP INVERNESS.

The Commissioners of Supply. Clerk, James Anderson,Academy street. Assessor, Andrew Philp, 22 Union street.

COMMISSIONERS FOR THE BURGH OF INVERNESS.

The Magistrates. Clerk, Alexander Dallas, Assessor, AndewPhilp, 22 Union street.

PROPERTY AND INCOME-TAX AND HOUSEDUTY COMMISSIONERS.

Right Hon. Lord LovatThomas Ogilvy of CorriemonyDuncan Grant of BughtArthur Forbes of CuUodenColonel Inglis of Kingsmills

JE. Mackintosh of Balnespick

Col. Fraser-Tytler of Aldourie

FountaineWalker of Ness CastleCharles Stewart of BrinC. L. Mackenzie of St MartinsDonald Cameron of ClunesEneas W. Mackintosh of Raig-

more, M.P.Dr J, Mackenzie, Provost, Invs.

The Sheriff and Principal Sheriff-Substitute of the County,ex officiis.

Clerk...W. R. Grant, Castle. Surveyor... Andrew Philp; 22Union street. Collector...Evan B, Eraser. 9 Union street.

150 OFFICIAL LISTS.

SCHOOLS.

EOYAL ACADEMY—INCORPOEATED 1792.

DIRECTORS.

The Provost, four Baillies, and Dean of Guild, Inverness. TheSheriff-Depute, and the Moderator of the Presbytery of Inver-

ness, ex oficiis. Subscribers of £100 and upwards, and their heirs

male of lawful ages, are perpetual Directors. Subscribers of £50are Directors for life. Five Directors are appointed by the Com-missioners of Supplj'.

Chairman of Directors... A. Matheson, Esq. of Ardross, M.P.Vice Chairman Charles Stewart, Esq., solicitor.

Secretary and Treasurer... A. P. Hay, solicitor.

TEACHERS.William Eadie, A.M., Kector.

Classics ..Mr Dunn, B.A., Lond.jEnglish...Mr Thomson

Mathematics...The Rector Do. ...Mr GibsonWriting and Arithmetic...Mr French... Mons. Vignon

W. K, Bannatyne • Drawing&Painting,W. DuncanDrill...Sergeant-Major Maclearnao. Janitor... Sergeant

William Brown.

LADIES' INSTITUTION—In connection with theRoyal Academy.

Lady Superintendent... Miss Rose

Music' Master... Herr Resting Governesses...Miss Mactavishand Miss Fraser

The other Branches are Taught by the Masters of the Academy.

ENDOWMENT BY CAPTAIN W. MACKINTOSH OF FARR.

This Fund is the accumulation of a sum of £10,000, bequeathed byCaptain Mackintosh of the " Hindostan," East Indiaman, who died in

1809, for the education, at the Royal Academy, of boys of the families of

Farr, Holm, Dalmigavie, and Kallachy, or the nearest of kin, but alwaysof the name of Mackintosk. There are at present 17 boys on the Fund,who are boarded and educated free.

Trustees.—The Provost; our Bailies and the Dean of Guild of Inver-

ness ; the Sheriff-Depute of the County ; his Substitute at Inverness

;

and the Convener of the County. Clerk.—H. Simpson, 32 Church street.

BELL'S SCHOOLS.Trustees—The Magistrates and Town Council. Secretary, A.

Dallas, Town-Clerk. Treasurer, A. P. Hay, Town-Chamberlain.

Farraline Park School.—Head Master, James S. Forsyth,

A.M.Merkinch School.—Head Master, James Ross.

Central School.—Head Master, Ronald Macdonald,

Maggot School.—Teacher, Duncan Mackay.

OFFICIAL LISTS. 151

HIGH SCHOOL.MANAGERS.

The Ministers and four Members of Session from the NorthChurch, East Church, and Free High Church.

Chairman...Rev. George Mackay.

Secretary... Bailie Simpson.

Rector Thomas Wallace.

Classics and Mathematics andSenior English....The Rector

Junior English...Mr M'GiUivray

Juvenile Department MissBachan and the Misses Mac-kenzie

Writing: and Arithmetic Mr Music. ..Miss Fraser

MacraeDrawing...Mr P. Smart

French and German MissTait

GOVERNMENT SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND ART.COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT.

Bailie Simpson, chairman. George R. Galloway, secretary.

Mr Caldwell

Mr Alexander EraserMr William RossMr Peter FalconerMr Gavin Tait

Mr Alexander RossMr Walter CarruthersMr C. R. Manners, C.E.Mr W. Paterson, C.E.

Mr George ReidMr William LawrieMr George BlackMr George GallowayMr Charles KeithMr William MackintoshMr Thomas WallaceMr James S. ForsythMr And. Davidson

Mr Peter Smart...Art Master.

The Classes meet in the High School.

RAINING'S SCHOOL.Mr Alex. Brownlie, Head Master.

Miss Jane Fraser, Initiatory and Industrial DepartmentMr Peter Smart, Drawing MasterMiss Georgina Robertson, Assistant

Miss Jane Stewart, do.

Pupil Teachers—Alex. Sinclair, Hugh TuUoch, John Noble,David Call, Isabella Eraser, and Isabella Macdonald.

Episcopal Schools.—Mr Wilkie and Miss Stirling, teachers.

Established Church Female School, 56 Academy Street.—Miss Mary Anne Robertson, teacher.

Reformatory School, Rose Street.—John Grant, superin-

tendent. Duncan Macculloch, teacher.

152 OPnCIAL LISTS.

BoAEDiNU School for Young Ladies.—Miss Fraaer, 32Church street.

Infant School.—Misses Mackay, Fraser street.

Factory Street School,—Mrs Mackenzie.

MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS.John Wilson, M.D., F.R.C.S.E., Woodcliff, Culduthel road

J. J. Ross, M.D., surgeon, 65 Church street

Duncan Mackay, M.D., L.R.C.S.E., 1 Inglis street

James Macnee, M.D., surgeon, 19 Bridge street

William Macdonald, M.B., CM., 59 Academy street

Hugh Clark, ]\I.D., 6 Ardross street

William Grant, surgeon-dentist, 20 Church street

John Alexander Gordon, surgeon-dentist, 30 High street

HOTELS.Caledonian Hotel, Church street—J. MenziesStation Hotel, Railway station—John MacdonaldRoyal Hotel, Academy street—John S. Christie

Lome Hotel, Huntly street—J. RossCommercial Hotel, Exchange place—Miss MacgarrowWaverley Hotel (Temperance), Union street—H. HarcombeMuirtown Hotel, Muirtown bridge—Mrs Clark

Gellion's Hotel, Bridge street and Church street—J. CampbellEagle Hotel, Baron Taylor's lane—Miles MacraeHighland Arms Hotel, oflf High street—J. RobertsonNational Hotel, Bank lane—Mrs MacdonaldUnion Hotel, off High street—J . Taylor

INVERNESS LITERARY INSTITUTE.—President, R.Carruthers, Esq., LL.D. Vice-Presidents, Mr Jonathan Ross,

Hill place, and. Mr John Fraser, chemist, Church street. Joint-

Secretaries, Mr Kenneth Fraser, 56 Church street, and Mr JohnGibson, Royal Academy. Treasurer, Mr George Robertson,

Bank of Scotland. Members of Committee, Messrs WilliamMacbean, Telford Road ; James Melven, Ardconnel Terrace

;

W. S. Duncan, Royal Academy ; James Barron, View place;

Alexander Mackenzie, Clachnacudain house.

INVERNESS NOETIC SOCIETY.—Meets every Wednes-day evening at 8 o'clock, in the Noetic Society Rooms. HenryCockburn Macandrew, Esq., Honorary President ; Donald Fraser,

President ; Adam Redpath and Roderick Johnstone, Vice-Presi-

dents ; James Macpherson, Recording Secretary ; Robert Lobban,Corresponding Secretary ; Thomas Murray, Treasurer ; JamesGossip and Alexander Cameron, Librarians ; George Munro,Censor ; W. M. Snowie and E. Forsyth, Corresponding Committee.

OFFICIAL LISTS. 153

INVERNESS-SHIKE VOLUNTEER COMPANIES.

ARTILLERY.Honorary-Colonel Wm. Fraser-Tytler of Aldourie.

Lieutenant-Colonel Eneas W. Mackintosh of Raigmore.Major D. Davidson.

Adjutant Captain Colin Duff, R.A.

Surgeon J. Wilson. Assistant-Surgeon , . J. J. Ross.Quartermaster G. Mather.

First Company.Captain K. StewartLieutenant G. G. AllanSub-Lieutenant....G. J. Campbell

Second Company.Captain John HendrieLieutenant A. FraserSub-Lieutenant Andrew Fraser

Third Company.Captain Alexander RossLieutenant J. G. BulmerSub-Lieutenant... C. R. Manners

Drill HallOrderly Room

Fourth Company.Captain John FalconerLieutenantSub-Lieutenant. .John H. Forsyth

Fifth Company,Captain W. GowenlockLieutenantSub-Lieutenant. .. Chas. M'lntyre

Sixth Company.Captain Robt. DavidsonLieutenant A. T. F. FraserSub-Lieutenant. .Alex. Mackay.Margaret Street.

3 Union Street.

HIGHLAND RIFLE VOLUNTEERS.Lieutenant-Colonel Ewen Macpherson of Cluny Macpherson.

Majors ,C. Lyon-Mackenzie of St Martins, andDonald Cameron of Lochiel.

Adjutant Captain C. R. Fraser.Surgeon Dr Manford. Assistant-Surgeon Dr CORBET.

Sixth Corps (Badenoch).

Captain W. CummingLieutenantAs.-Surgeon J. Macrae

Seventh Corps (Beauly).

Captain Alexander FraserLieutenantLieutenant A. W. Cameron

Eighth Corps (Portree).

Captain Alex. MacdonaldLieutenant W. A. MacleodAs.-Surgeon L. M. Matheson

Ninth Corps (Ardersier).

Captain J- RoseLieutenant

Tenth Corps (Mackintosh).

Captain Alex. M. Mackintoshof Mackintosh

Lieutenant.... J. P. MacdonaldLieutenant Donald Macdonald

Drill Instructors,—Sergeant-Major J, Pocock : Sergeant JohnMunro ; Sergeants George Shepherd, Christmas Sparks, Andrew Fiddes,Alexander Fraser, J, Maclean, D. Macpherson, and F. Thompson.

V

First Corps (Inverness).

Captain H. C. MacandrewLieutenant W. FenwickLieutenant R. G. Scott

Second Corps (Lochaber).

Captain D. MacleishLieutenantLieutenant A. R. Affleck

Third Corps (Inverness).

Captain Robert GrantLieutenant Hugh Rose

Fourth Corps (Inverness).

Captain J. ColvinLieutenant J. Ross

Fi^TH Corps (Inverness).

Captain George RoseLieutenant T. DouglasLieutenant A. Macdonald

154 OFFICIAL LISTS.

POST OFFICE AND TELEGRAPH OFFICE—High Street.

Postmaster Alexander Penrose Hay.Chief Clerk Williana Bryson,

Pillar Letter Boxes—Foot of Cliapel Street, Wells' Street,

and head of View Place.

DESPATCH AND DELIVERS OF LETTERS.

Lines of i»oad.

Edinburgh, Tjllasgow, London, )

Perth, Klfiin, Aberdeen, &,(.. . )

Do., do., Klgin and K«ithEdinburgh, Perth, and GJas;.',ow..

AberdeenForres, Elgin, Aberdeen, &cKingussie, Fort-William, and

)

GranLown )

Dingwall, Tain, Wkye, and GolspieDo., do., Stornoway, Cromarty, )

and Tiiurso )

Local Posts

Lktters Can bk Posted

With oneadditionalStamp until

Withoutextra charge

until

9.30 A.M.

12.10 A.M.7 P.M.3.10 P.M.

10 P.M.

9.30 A.M.

8.30 A.M.

2.30 P.M.

3 P.M.

9.50 A.M.

12.20 P.M.7.10 P.M.3.20 P.M.

9.50 A.M.

8.40 A.M.

2.45 P.M.

3.20 P.M.

Deliverycommences

at

9.55 A.M.

3.40 P.M.

3.40 P.M.

3.40 P.M.

8 P.M.*

10.30 A.M.

9. .55 A.M.* To callers only.

On Sundays Letters aie delivered at the Office only between3.40 find 4 40 P.M.

Money Orders a.re is.sued and Paid Daily, except Sunday, between9am and 6 pm.

The Office is open for Rucuipfc and Delivery of Telegrama from7 A.M. to 10 P.M. On Sundays from 9 to 10 A.M. and 4 to 5 P.M.

THE HIGHLAND RIFLE ASSOC LATION.Patron M.R.H. The Prince of Wales.President...ThQ^i^t Hon. Lord Lovat.

Treasitrer... Charles Water.ston, banker. Secretary .. .3ohnColvin, solicitor.

The annual meeting for Prize Competition is held at Inverness

in September.

NORTHERN MEETING—Instituted in 1788.

Annual Meeting in September. Balls Evenings ,

of same days.

Patron... Wi& Grace the Duke of Richmond.Permanent Steward... The Rii^ht Hon. Lord Lovat, K.T.

Convener...YouJiTAmE Walker of Ne.ss Castle.

Secretary Thomas G. Henderson, Highland Club Buildings,

High street.

OFFICIAL LISTS. 355

INVERNESS, &o., HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRYMILITIA.

Commandant Lieut.-Col. the Hon, S. Eraser.Majors Bankes, and Jas. Andrew Macrae.

Adjutant...QsiTptSi\n Donaldson.Surgeon .. .Dr Edward. Assistant-Surgeon...T)r Macpadyen.

HIGHLAND RAILWAY.Inverness to Perth—Forres to Keith—Inverness to Bonar

Bridge—Branches to Burghead and to Aberfeldy. Total lei,gth,

246| miles. Sutherland Railway, from Bonar Bridge to Golspie,

264 ™iJfcs ; Duke of Sutherland's Railway, from Golspie to Helms-dale, 17 miles ; and Dingwall and Skye Railway, from Dingwallto Strome, 53 miles ; Strome to Portree, by steamer, 40 miles

;

all worked by the Highland Company under agreement.Secretary and General Manatrer, Andrew Dougall. Accoun-

tant, William Eenwick. Goods Managers, Thomas Mackay,Inverness, and Thomas 0. Lowson, Elgin. Locomotive Super-intendent, David Jones. Resident Engineer, Peter Wilson.Superintendent of Line, William Roberts. Assistant Secretary,

William Gowenlock. Traffic Auditor, Charles S. Machardy.Storekeeper, J. G. Bulmer. Audit inspector and Factor, CharleaLainoTid. Auditurs, W, R. Grant and A. Penrose Hay, solicitors,

Inverness. Solicitors, Stewart, Rule, & Burns, Inverness, andIT. & A. Iriglis, W.S., Edinburgh. Parliamentary Agents,Martin & Leslie, London,

FIRE BRIGADE—Captain, Thomas Wyness. Sergeants,

Thomas Russell, Iiiglis court, and James Fotheringham, 9 Celt

street. Vice-Sergeants, Daniel Walker, 5 Innes street, and HughRoss, 6 Crown street. Pioneers, William Ross, 23 King street

;

John Reid, 18 King street ; George Anderson, 77 Castle street

;

and John Mackenzie, 22 Union street. Firemen, Hugh Macrae,Fairfield lane ; Alexander Cameron, Fairfield lane ; John Macrae,4 Waterloo place ; John Masson, 53 Church street ; Peter ThomasEwen, 4 Waterloo place ; Alexander Proctor, 29 Castle street

;

Thomas Finlayson, 59 Petty street ; William Taylor, 56 Academystreet ; James Macdonald, 31 Academy street ; John Cameron,27 Madras street ; George Ross, 29 Castle street ; and DavidMacbean, 24 Castle street.. • _ —. ^

CEMETERY COMPANY (LIMITED).—Chairman. Major-General Cracklow ; Secretary and Treasurer, H. C. Macandrew

;

Superintendent, David Mackenzie,

PUBLIC HALL COMPANY (LIMITED). —Chairman,Major- General Cracklow; Secretary, W. Taylor Rule ; Janitor,

John Mackenzie.

156 OFFICIAL LISTS.

BIBLE SOCIETY.—Distributor, Miss Clark, Margaret st.

Secretaries, Rev. G, Robson & Gr. Galloway. Treasurer, W. T. Rule.

HIGHLAND CLUB.—Acting Committee, Messrs CharlesStewart of Brin, Robert Davidson, Walter Carruthers, JamesRose, H. C. Macandrew, W, K. Fosset, Sheriff Blair, and CaptainMaitland. Hon. Secretary, H. C. Macandrew.

YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.—Hon.President, H. A. Matheson, Esq., London, President, ProvostMackenzie. Vice-President, William Morrison, Esq. Treasurer,Alexander Maclennan, 9 Bridge street. Secretary, WilliamCorner, accountant.

INVERNESS DISPENSARY—HuNTLT Street.—AllanMaclean, Esq., Drummond, President ; C. L. Mackenzie, Esq.of St Martins, Vice-President ; Dr Clark, Medical Attendant

;

James Davidson, solicitor, Secretary ; Hugh Snowie, gunmaker.Treasurer ; Sergeant Henry Eerrier, Resident Porter and Assistant.

PUBLIC PARK CO. (LIMITED).—Directors— E. W.Mackintosh of Raigmore, M.P. ; Right Rev. Bishop Eden, Capt,C. R. Eraser, Messrs Walter Carruthers, Alexander Ross, Chas.

Stewart of Brin, G. G. Mackay of Raasay, A. I. Robertson of

Aultnaskiah, Colonel Cameron, and Provost Mackenzie. Secre-

tary—H. C. Macandrew.

SOCIETY EOR TEACHING THE BLIND TO READIN THE Counties op Inverness, Nairn, and Moray.—Presi-

dent—The Right Hon. the Earl of Seafield ; Secretary—JosephRobertson, Esq. ; Treasurer—Captain Eraser of Balnain ; Tea-

cher—Mr M. G, Mackenzie, 4 Southside place, Inverness. Chair-

man of Inverness Committee of Management—Rev. G. Robson.

INVERNESS FARMER SOCIETY—Committee of Man-AGEMENT 1873.—Mr James MoUison, Dochgarroch Lodge ; MrCharles Mackissack, Culblair ; Mr John Cran, Kirkton ; MrDonald Paterson, Balrobert ; Mr David Mundell, Gollanfield ;

Mr Duncan Cameron, Beauly ; Mr Duncan Menzies, Millerton

House ; Mr Henry Sim, Ardullie ; Mr L. Forbes, Culchunag.

Secretary and Treasurer, Hugh Eraser, Balloch of CuUoden,

INVERNESS GAS AND WATER COMPANY.-, Directors—David Rose, Viewmount, Chairman ; Joseph Mitchell,

C.E., Viewhill ; William Simpson, Springfield ; Charles Stewart,

solicitor ; Colin Lyon Mackenzie of St Martins ; Charles Spinks,

Seabrook Villa ; Hector Mackenzie, Gollanfield House ; Donald

DufF, banker ; Donald Munro, carpenter. Manager, William

Stiven. Collector, Donald Eraser. Assistant Collector, D.

Sutherland. Water Superintendent, E. Macdonald.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE

STAFFORDSHIRE FIRE OFFICE,(LIMITED).

HEAD OFFICE FOR SCOTLAND & IRELAND-43 WEST NILE STREET, GLASGOW.

BRANCHES:EDINBURGE

:

DUBLIN :

35 Hanover Street. 179 Great Brunswick Street.

ABERDEEN: BELFAST:28 Market Street. 24 Waring Street.

NEWCASTLE-ON-TTNE : CORK:20 East Clayton Street. 43 South Mall.

BANKERS :

The Bank of Scotland. The City of Glasgow Bank.

The Provincial Bank of Ireland. The Belfast Banking Co.

Insurances against Loss by Fire are undertaken by this Company onalmost every class of Property, on terms most advantageous for Insurers,

and at the lowest rates of Premium, commensr.rate to the risk.

Surveys made and rates quoted free of any charge.Claims promptly and liberally settled. Losses by Fire arising from

Lightning or Gas Explosion, made good by this Company.

No Duty Now Payable.

Policies transferred from other Companies to " THESTAFFOKDSHIRB FIRE OFFICE," WITHOUT ANY ADDITIONALexpense or TROUBLE TO THE INSURED.

AGENCIES.Bankers, Solicitors, Accountants, House Factors, Estate and Com-

mission Agents, and other influential gentlemen in all the towns andviUages in the North, North-East, and North-West of Scotland, able to

introduce Fire Insurance Proposals, are specially invited to apply forAgewies of this Company. Every facility attorded, and all trouble savedAgents in completing Insurances. Special attention is given to thespeedy issue of Policies for Proposals coming from Agents to avoid theloss of any case through delay. Full details of the Agency system will

be given, and applications for Agencies are invited by

ROBERT MUIR, Secretary.

1

ADVERTISEMENTS.

NORTHERN COUNTIESFIRE OFFICE,

CA PITA L-£l 00,00 0,

Fully Subscribed by over 1200 Shareholders.

His Grace the Duke of athole, K.T.

Sir George Macpheeson Grant of Ballindalloch, Bart.Sir William Forbes of Craigievar and Fintray, Bart.

Alexander Matheson, Esq. of Ardross, M.P.

fitranririnarii lirwtnrs.

Donald Cameron, Esq. of Lochiel, M.P.Eneas W. Mackintosh, Esq. of flaigmore, M.P.Cluny Macpherson of Cluny Macpherson.The Mackintosh of Mackintosh.The Chisholm of Chisholm.Colonel J. Ross Farquharson of Invercauld..

Lieutenant-General Cracklow, Castle Hill.

George G. Mackay, Esq, of Raasay.George J. R. Gordon, Esq., younger of Ellon.Alexander Henderson, Esq. of Stemster.James Fletcher, Esq. of Rosehaugh and Liverpool.Major James Horne of Stirkoke.Robert Grant, Esq. of Kincorth.Captain White of Monar.

<l!)r&iiian| limfnrs*

John Mackenzie, Esq., Provost of Inverness.The Right Rev. The Bishop of Moray and Ross, Primus.Major Lyon-Mackenzie, of St Martins.Charles Eraser-Mackintosh, Esq. of Drummond.Andrew Dougall, Esq., Manager, Highland Railway.Walter Carruthers, Esq., Gordonville.

London Board.

D'ARCY Chaytor, Esq. (Messrs Chaytor & Webster), 155 Fenchurch St.

John Harvey, Esq. of Carnousie, Castle Baynard, Upper Thames St.

Charles E. Lewis, Esq., M.P.William Macandrew, Esq., Colchester.E. S. Marriott, Esq., Lawrence Lane.

ADVERTISEMETS'TS.

iantorsf.

The CALEDONIAN BANKING COMPANY.The national bank OF SCOTLAND.

Alexander Penrose Hay, Esq., ToAvn-Chamberlain.John Mactavish, Esq., Secretary, Caledonian Banking Company.

Inlintnrs.

-Messrs STEWART, RULE, & BURNS, Inverness.

JOSEPH ROBERTSON, ESQ.

By the abolition of the Government Duty the expense of FireInsurance is now reduced to such a figure that no one can bejustified in remaining unprotected against loss, from an accident

which may occur at any time, and in most unexpected ways.

In addition to the reasons which will occur to every one for

supporting a local company, in which so many in the North areinterested, there is the manifest advantage in being relieved of

all trouble, and saved all responsibility, as to the correct descrip-

tion of the property proposed to be Insured ; these duties, wherepracticable, being undertaken by the Company's officers.

The rates for Insurance vary from Is 6d for each £100 andupwards, according to the nature of the risk.

Insurances in other Companies can ie transferred without anyexpense other than the regular premium.

The Large Capital FULLY SUBSCRIBED affordsample security to Insurers, while the Directorscan with confidence appeal to all cases wherelosses have occurred, to their promptitude insettlement, and their liberal treatment of theInsured.

The Directors will he happy to treat with Gentlemen of influence

and standing to act as Agents for the Company.

Pkospectuses, Forms of Proposal, and any other information,

may be had by applying at the Head Office, or from anyof the Company's Agents.

ADVEETISEMENTS.

INSURANCE COMPANY.Established 1836. EmiMioered by Special Acts of Parliament.

Offices :

LIVERPOOL 1 DALE STREET.LONDON 7 CORNHILL nnd CHARING CROSS.GLASGOW 128 INGRAM STREET.

Invested Funds exceed £3,676,458.Fire Premiums in 1872 1,258,584,Life Premiums iu 1872 267,505.

James Reid Stewart, Merchant, Glasgow, Chairman.

Andrew Buchanan, Esq., ofAuchentorlie.

James J. Grieve, Esq., M.P.,Greenock.

Robert F. Shaw Stewart, Esq.,EdiuburA'h.

Walter Mackenzie, Esq., C.A.,Glasgow.

Resident Secretary—D. Stewart, Esq.

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' Premiums

have been paid, to a fixed Bonus, according to the Table in the Pros-pectus, which is guaranteed as part of the Policy.

A distinctive feature of this Company's Bonus is, that after ten yearsit 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 infoimation

furnished on application.

D. STEWART, Resident Secretary,128 Ingram Street, Glasgow.

AGENTS.nes & Macdonihn Grant, Roj

Invergordon .Hugh Graham, bookseller. High Street.

T„.,„,.^„„o i Innes & Macdonald, solicitors, Church Street.Inverness | j^j^^ Gxmt, Royal Mail Coach Office.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH

LAW LIFE ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION.ESTABLISHED 1839—CAPITAL, ONE MILLION.

The Association combines Perfect Security to the Assured, -with

careful Selection of Risks and Liberal and Immediate Participationin Profits.Nine-Tenths (90 per cent.) of the Profits are given to the Assured.

Policies effected during 1873, un'^ier full Annual Premiums, will rank for

Three Years' Reversionary Bonus Additions at the

Sixth Dividon of Profits at Christmas 1875.

BUSINESS OF 1872.New Assurances, £482,593; New Premiums, £14.965; Net Income,

£139,286; Claims by Death, £76,488; Invested Funds, £800,643; Sub-sisting Assurances, £3,573,223.

OFFICES—120 PRINCES STREET, EDINBURGH..WILLIAM SMITH, Manager.12 WATERLOO PLACE, London J. HILL WILLIAMS, Actuary.

105 ST VINCENT STREET, GLASGOW..JOHN OSWALD, Secretary.

AGENTS IN INVERNESS—D. & D. MACKINTOSH, COMMISSION AGENTS.GEORGE ROBERTSON, Bank OF SCOTLAND,DONALD ERASER, SOLICITOR.DAVID MUNRO, COLLECTOR OF Poors' Rates.GEORGE K. ELLIS, Railway Traffic Agent.

ABERDEEN TEMPERANCE HOTEL56 UNION STREET, ABERDEEN.

COMMERCIAL Gentlemen, Tourists, and Families,

visiting Aberdeen will find the above Hotel unsur-

passed for Comfort. Charges Moderate.

Families Boarded by Week op Month.

M. HUTCHEON. Proprietor.

(Late MAGHRAY'S)

LEMON TREE HOTEL,2 St Nicholas Lane, & 9 St Nicholas Street,

ABERDEEN.Situated at the Junction of St Nicholas and Market Streets with

Union Street.

FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION FOR TOURISTS & COMMERCIAL GENTLEMEN

ADVERTISEMENIS.

THE GREAT BRITAIN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANYChief Offices—101 CHEAPSIDE, LONDON.

217 BUCHANAN STREET, GLASGOW.Chairman—V I S C O U N T NEWRY, MP

Deputy-Chairman—ROBERT R. TORRENS, M.P.The Directors are prepared to receive Proposals for the Insur-

ance of Property on Equitable Terms against the risk of Fire, thePremiums in all cases being charged in proportion to the Risk tobe incurred.

Bankers—CITY OF GLASGOW BANK.WILLIAM WEIGHT, Manager for Scotland.

District ^^fm^—Mr WiLLiAN Linton, 2 Drummond St., Inverness.

FOUNDED A.D. 1844.

Empowered by Special Act of Parliament 25 and 26 Vic, cap. 74.

THE GREAT BRITAIN MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETYChief Offices—101 CHEAPSIDE, LONDON.

217 BUCHANAN STEEET, GLASGOW.Chairman—V I S C O U N T NEAVEY, M.P.

Scottish Branch Offices.Greenock—Post-Office Buildings.

| Edinburgh—68 Prince's St,Dumfries—14 Irish treet.Local Board for Glasgow.

William Millar, Esq. (W. & G. Millar), Cross.James Mackenzie, Esq., 150 St Vincent Street.James Robertson, Esq. (John Robertson & Co.), Newhall Factory.R. Wilson, Esq. (Hannah, Donald, & Wilson), Abbey Works, Paisley.

YEARLY NEW^ BUSINESS.Year. Sum Assured. Full New Annual Premium.

1867 £106,560163 983206,450221,200255,809306,465

£4377 106392 5 76683 13 27763 108697 4 59167 15

18681869187018711872

District Agent-

WILLIAM WRl-Mr William Linton, 2

GHT, Manager for Scotland.

Drummond Street, Inverness.

INVERNESS, WEST HIGHLANOS, AND GLASGOW.The Eoyal Mail Steainers

lONA, —* ~-L CLANSMAN,CHEVALIEE, -L 1^^^^^ CLYDESDALE,GONDOLIEE, ^i^^S^^ CYGNET,LINNET, jHRfflKlIRS^^ PLOVEE,MOUNTAINEER, iHsHI^^^ STAFFA,PIONEEE, and «^S^aBSffi» MAEY JANE, andEDINBUEGH CASTLE. INVEEAEY CASTLE.

See Time Bills loith Maps, free of Messrs Turner & Mackintosh,Agents, 17 Union Street, Inverness ; or David Hutchbson & Co.,119 Hope Street, Glasgow,

ADVERTISEMENTS.

ALEXANDER MACKENZIE,WINE IMPORTER,

INVERNESS.EST A BLISME D 18 2 0.

SOLE AGENT FOR

CRAGGANMORE DISTILLERY, GLENLIVAT,AND

BASS CREST BREWERY, ALLOA.

•gtkt ifet Hi '^U, &C

i Hhd. iBarls. J Hhd. Bails. Hhd.

Table Beers. d.

14 61620272422

31" 62024

s. d.

161822 631 62725334222 6

2736

s. d.

2831 64054484448634048

s. d.

31 634456054506684455472

s.

54Bitter Ale 60Extra Hopped Ale 75East India Pale Ale 100Family Ale 90Mild Ale 84Burton Pale Ale 96Alloa Ale 126Porter 75Stout 90Novirishing Stout (Imperial)....

Any of the above hinds can he sent direct from the Brewery

COMMON BEER for HARVEST & HAYMAKINGPurposes, 8d per Gallon for Cash.

Good Useful DRAM WHISKY 14s per Gallon.Fine Old HIGHLAND WHISKY 16s per do.Fine Old TODDY WHISKY 18s per do.Best Very Old GLENLIVAT 21s per do.

For WINES of every description, in Wood and Bottle, see

separate List.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

iUililUMll

IIUUUUU!

CO

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ADVERTISEMENTS.

TAILOR AND CLOTHIER,INVITES the attention of the Inhabitants and parties visiting

the Capital of the Highhuuls to his large and varied assort-

ment of Gentlemen's Ready-Made Clothing,

Gentlemen's Under-clothing of every description.

Satin, Felt, and Tweed I-Iats ; Umbrellas in Silk andAlpaca ; Travelling Cases, Dressing Cases,

and Courier Bags.

ALL OEDEHS CAREFULLY ATTENDED TO.

f^W Patterns sent on applicatio^i.

8 xjisrioisr street,im¥ E Rn E B s»

Inverness Gutta-Percha Warehouse,

J. OA.lX/ir'BELLSOLICITS the support of all who desire good and easy fitting

BOOTS and SHOES, coupled with Moderate Prices andSuperior Workmanship. His Stock of GUTTA-PEECHAGOODS is always complete, from the smallest to the largest

sizes, embracino; Boots and Shoes for the House, for the Road,

and for the Field. For cheapness of price and durability of wearnothing can surpass them.

To accommodate all tastes and classes, a very large stock of

READY-MADE LEATHER GOODS is regularly kept on

hand, in every variety of Style, from the Strong Double Sole to

the Patent Dress Boot.

Particular attention is also devoted to the LADIES'DEPARTMENT, both in Leather and Gutta-percha. TheLatest Styles in both Classes of Goods always in Stock.

Cricket Shoes, Footballs, Fishing Boots and Trousers, Carpet

and House Shoes and Slippers of all kinds. Vulcanised India

Rubber Goods of all descriptions. Flexible Tubing for GasPipes and Speakin^r Tubes, &c,

30 BRIDGE STREET, INVERNESS.2

ADVERTISEMENTS.

MANUFACTURER OF

CLAN TARTANS^ TWEEDS^ SHAWLS^ PLAIDS.

HtgWami ail SSietlaiail @@@l8Of all Descriptions in Great Variety.

Goods sent Carriage Free to London, Edinburgh, Dublin,

&c. ; also cheaply and expeditiously to the Continent, India,

United States of America, and the Colonies.

Patterns sent Free ly Post on A2')pUcation.

Clan Tartan 8^ Tweed Waeehouse,

ASSOCIATION BUILDINGS, INVERNESS.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

FAMILY GROCERS,

IQ) lifei Strait^ IlMi»iS8»JLOEl^TS E'OK—

Messes W. & A. GILBEY, "Wine Importers and Distillers,LONDON, EDINBUEGH, and DUBLIN.

Se", their Book of Prices, containing descriptions of 216 varieties of Winesand Spirits, sent free on application.

Messrs SAMUEL ALLSOPP & SON, Brewers,BURTON-ON-TRENT.

Mr GEO. RAGGETT'S (late Blockey's), Nourishing Stout,LONDON.

Messrs COERY & Co., derated Water Manufacturers,BELFAST.

Mr J. C. JACOBSON, Brewer, COPENHAGEN.COMPAGNIE COLONIALE, Chocolat Manufacturers,

PARIS.See the Company^s Book, free on application

Messieurs C. J. VAN HOUTEN & ZOON,Cocoa Manufacturers, WEESP, HOLLAND, &c., &c.

Priced Catalogues free on application.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

VISIT

MACKENZIE'S

Mnimkwmmm '3

44i UNION STREET,

INVERNESS.4

ADVERTISEMENTS.

LUNCHEON & DINING ROOMS,

32 & 33 HIGH STREET,

ITAlSIilSHKD 33 ~fffiAlS!^.

THE SMOKER'S SPECIAL MIXTURE.

37 UNXOISr STREET,XII V MVfS MS S,

ADVERTISEMENTS.

HMW PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO,

76 CHURCH STREET,

(OppositCy the Commercial Bank).

INSTANTANEOUS PORTRAITS OF CHILDREN,With the Neio Baby Lens.

REMBRANDTESQUE VIGNETTES,In a Superior and First-class Stijle.

17 BRIDGE STREET,If^VERNESS.

All Kinds of Engraving done on the Premises.

THE INVERNESS BOOT & SHOE ESTABLISHMENT,

40 BRIDGE STREET, INVERNESS.

ANDREW MACKENZIE,

(Sigrn of tBae " ]¥apojli:o]¥ iBoox.")

Lasts made to fit the feet.

ADVUIITISEMENTS.

BOOKSELLER, STATIONER,AND LITHOGRAPHER,

MACKINTOSH & REID,

28 CHURCH STREET, « 22 « 24 NEW MARKET,

BEG to intimate that they always have on hand BEEF andMUTTON of the first quality, which they can supply at the

lowest Market Rates.

Toxcn and Country Orders 2^unctuaTly attended to.

CABINETMAKING AND UPHOLSTERY.

AHDCABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS,VENETIAN BLIND MAKERS,

7 UNION STEEET, INVERNESS,RESPECTFULLY request PARTIES FURNISHING to inspect

their STOCK of DINING-ROOM, DRAWING-ROOM, BED-ROOM, LIBRARY, and HALL FURNITURE, which for quality of

Workmanship and Material, combined with moderate prices, cannot beexcelled.

fi/eiu Photographic Establishment,

J. COLLIEH.Prices foe Cartes—Per Half-Dozen, 4s 6d

;per Dozen, 7s 6d

;

other Sizes afi proportionately low prices.

Inspection of Specimens respectfully invited.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

BLACK, MACLEAN, & CO.,

'

(Sm% iRt^lty §i\m, mu\ ^mtxnl ^§\m\\m%

INVERNESS.

JOHN TULLOCH,DECORATOR, PAINTER, GILDER,

PICTTJRE FEAIE lAKER,17 & 18 ACADEMY STREET,

III 111 IS S,

(OPPOSITE THE ROYAL ACADEMY).

A variety of FRENCH and ENGLISH PAPER-

HANGINGS always in Stock.

BY

UMBRELLA MANUFACTUREIt^

76 CASTLE STREET, INYERNES8.Silk Umbrellas, cut or worn in the folds, RENEWED

WITHOUT COVERING. Samples of Umbrellas done in this

Style can be seen at the above address. Umbrella Sticks and

Mountings, in great variety, always in Stock. A Stock of First-

class Umbrellas always on hand.

ADVERTISEMENIS.

T@ws« ^i® ©@ie«TeiT.

AS well-known Practical Makers of SUPERIORCLOTHING, our Stock is replete with every novelty

for the Season.

The Leading Styles in gracefully fitting Garments, as

supplied to our Customers in London, Manchester, and

Liverpool, in best Scotch-made Tweeds for town Wear.

SHOOTIJfG AJ^'D FISHIJVG SUITS,

IN ESTABLISHED PATTERNS,

At One-Third Less than London Prices.

HIGHLAND DEESSES,

As designed by us for the Exhibitions of '51 and 'G2.

CLAN TARTANS.CLAN TARTAN HOSE.HIGHLAND BONNETS.GAIRLOCH HOSE.

And every reqidsite for a coin])lete Outfit for Home

and Ahroad, ai

A. MACBEAI & SONS,

35 UNION STREET,Inventors of the far-famed Highland Cloak and Deer-

stalking Knickerhoekers, garments unrivalled for

comfort and convenience.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

CALEDONIAN HOTEL,

(Two Minutes' Walk from the Railway Station.)

THIS well-known first-class Family Hotel, patronisedby the Royal Family and most of the Nobility of

Europe, has recently undergone extensive additions andimprovements.

A large and elegant Dining Saloon and Ladies'Drawing-room, also spacious Billiard and SmokingRoom.

In point of situation, this Hotel is the only one inInverness that commands a wide and extensive view ofthe Ness and the Great Glen of " Caledonia."

Table d' Hote Daily, and DINNERS a la Carte.

^P° An Omnibus attends all the Canal Steamers.

JOHN MENZIES, Proprietor.

WHOLESALE GROCER,

ACADEMY STREET, INVERNESS.

Agent for the following Firms ;—

F. VAN EGMONT & SONS, Eotterdam.

The ADELPHI BISCUIT FACTOEY, Glasgow.

J. ANDEESON & CO., Talisker Distillery, Carbost, Skye.

OTAED, DUPUY, & CO., Cognac.

YEATMAN & CO., Yeast Powder Manufacturers, London.ALEX. ELDEE, Manufacturer of the Eoyal Holyrood Sauce,

Edinburgh.

W. EOUTLEDGE & SONS, EoPE and Twine Manufacturers,Aberdeen.

E. S. HUDSON, Soap Powder Works, West Bromwich.

COMMEECIAL UNION ASSUEANCE CO., London.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

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ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE HIGHLAND JEWELLERY ESTABLISHMENT,CORNER OF UNION STREET,

{Opposite the Caledonian Hotel),

INVERNESS.

FERGUSON BROTHERS,Designers and Manufacturers of SCOTCH

JEWELLERY, by Special Appointment to H.R.H.

THE PRINCE OF WALES.-0-

FERGUSON BROTHERS have mucli pleasure iu announcing that theyhave now in Stock the largest and most varied ns-ortment of

JEWELLERY they have ever shown. The London-made Jewellery hasbeen selected by them from the best Houses in the trade, and for trueart-feeling and tastefulness of ornamentation, cannot be surpassed.

The very extensive selection of their own INlanufacture combinesgracefulness of outline with quality and strength, which are always im-portant desiderata in all articles of Jewellery ; and their long and care-

ful study to develop the rare and peculiar bea.ities of NATIONAL andLOCAJj GE.MS has enabled them to utilise not only the more rare, butalso the Granite and other Stones peculiar to the HIGHLANDS OFSCOTLAND.

The articles of Jewellery Designed and Registered by FergusonBrothers have now obtained a very high reputation ; and are allowedby connoisseurs to be of such very high excellence that they have everyconfidence in recommending the following:—The SUTHBKLAN]>BROOCH; the Grouse, Ptarmigan, and P>l;ickgame Claws, as Broochesand Ear-Rings ; the CLAW and BEAK VINAl-GARETTES, which ardthe greatest novelties produced for many years.

The old conventional patterns of ANCIENT CELTIC ORNAMENTS,the original styles of which have been preserved, and while justlyadmired for diversity, peculiarity, and elegance of design, each serves tomark an epoch or event of national interest.

The Mary Queen of Scots expressive Brooch, The Glenlyon and LornBrooches, exact copies of the original. The Urquhart Brooch (resem-bling the Roman Fibula or Toga Fastening), the Culloden Brooch, theCulj;ower Brooch, the Tara, the Cross of lona, the NorAvay Brooch,Hearts, Double Hearts, &c., Crest, Slogan, and Badge Brooches, withEar-'Rings to match. The Monogram Kilt Fastening. The Unique CrestMonogram and Motto Brooch.

BEACELETS.The Lorn Bracelet, the Hunterston Bracelet, the Highland Bracelet,

besides a variety of other Bracelets, set with Scotch Pearls, Cairngorms,&c.HIGHLAND DRESS ORNAMENTS, Dirks, Skean-Dhus, Spor-

rans, Shoulder Brooches, and Kilt Fastenings, ;ill of which are madeunder the immediate personal superintendence of the Firm.

CORNER OF UNION STREET, INVERNESS.

ADVERTISEMENTS,

(Late INNES ^ CO.),

TEA DEALEE, FAMILY GROCER,AND

" THE GhROCBUY,"te, 8 Mil

JSILJISIMXISS IBSVASlifSmiEI^ K^ Itllt.

Agent FOR THE EDINBUEGH LIFE ASSURANCE CO.,and the PHCENIX FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANY.

R. ilORRISON

favourable comparison to any in the Trade. His Jewellery is care-fully selected, the Styles are Chaste and .Varied, and the Prices Moderxte.Aneroid, Wheel, and other Barometers, also Microscopes,Telescopes,and Field Glasses, in p;reat variety.

R. MORRISON has the largest Stock of Pebble Spectacles in Gold,Silver, and Steel, of any house in the North. The Optometer and TestGlasses for accurately determining the acuteness of vision and the focusof lens required, used by R. M. have stood the test of many years. 'J heirprinciples are lusting, their accuracy unchallenged, and they have beennamed " MORRISON'S IMPROVED OPTOMETER."Lenses of every description fitted in, and all the above Repaired on

the Premises.Fine Steel Spectacles from Is 6d ; Pebbles from 7s 6d

;

Workmen's Spectacles, 6d.

39 BRIDGE STREET, INVERNESS.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

DAI^IEL FERGUSON,

AND

33 XJNION STIIB"BT,

ElflllSSS,Respectfully requests the inspection of his Customers, andTourists visiting the Capital of the Highlands, to his large andvaried assortment of JEWELLERY lately made up in his

Establishment, consisting of ancient HIGHLAND BROOCHESin Gold and Silver, and' PENDANTS, CROSSES, &c. ; also avery select Stock of SCOTCH PEARL RINGS, Earrings,

Lockets, and Bracelets, Scarf Pins, Sleeve Links, Studs in Goldand Silver. For workmanship can rarely be excelled.

D. F. specially invites the attention of the Public to his Stockof WATCHES—English and Geneva—selected with care fromthe best Manufacturers, which cannot be surpassed for quality

and prices, and are examined by himself previous to their being

sold to the public. A guarantee of eight years is given for their

superior performance. Also, a large assortment of Gold Alberts,

Guard Chains, Necklets, &c.

TEETH WITHOUT PAIN.

DR TRACEY, Surgeon-Dentist, 3 West Campbell Street(Corner of Argyle Street), Glasgow, formerly with the

late Dr F. H. Thomson, Glasgow, and Surgeon- Dentist to the

late Earl of Breadalbane, supplies ARTIFICIAL TEETH,which cannot be surpassed for use, comfort, appearance, anddurability. Best TEETH from 5s, warranted.

CORNS removed without Pain. Fee 5s.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

HOUSE CARPENTER; BUILDER^ « CONTRACTOR;

30 & 31 ACADEMY STREET,INVERNESS.

Funeral Undertaker, House Agent, and Valuator.

JAMES FRASER,

23 HUNTLY STREET, INVERNESS.

Choice TEAS and COFFEES of the Finest Quality.

BRANDY, WHISKY, WINE, &c., at Various Prices.

Orders from, the Country punctually attended to.

Sole Northern Agents for the Earl of Rosslyn's Dysart

COLLERIES.

D. MIDDLETON & CO.,

AND

GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS,

INVERNESS.

Special Commission for the Purchase of Larch and Scotch

Fir Timber^ Sleepers, Staves, and Pit Props.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

KINLOCH'S CATALAIN WINES.Their Price brings them within reach of all, and compares with

much higher Wines.

STAR, Red and White 15s per doz.DIAMOND, Red and White 17s „CROWN, Red and White 20s „

FORBES & MACDOMLD,famtif Sr@©@rs aai Iftie Ke'roMiitSj

40 UNION STREET, INVERNESS.

Published recently, Price Sixpence,

A NEW GUIDE TO INYEMESS,

Inverness : Advertiser Office, the Booksellers, and Railway

Bookstall.

GUIDE TO THE SKYE RAILWAY.(WITH MAP.)

GUIDE to the SKYE RAILWAY, witli EX-

CURSIONS to LOCHS lilAREE and TORRLDON, GAIRLOCH, SKYE, &c.

Price Sixpence.

Inverness : Advertiser Office, Railway Bookstall, and all

Booksellers.

Dingwall : James Keith.

JEWELLER,WATCH & CHROJ^'OMETER MAKER,

AND

iWANUFACTURER OF HIGHLAND ORNAMENTS^

INVERNESS.

riOLD AND SILVER JBWELLEKY.BRACELETS. BROOCHES.

EAR-RINGS, LOCKETS.NECKLETS, CHAINS.

RINGS, CROSSES.STUDS, SCARF PINS, &c.

> • SILVER AND ELECTRO PLATEDINNER SERVICES.

TEA AND BREAKFAST SERVICES.CRUETS, BASKETS.

INKSTANDS, CLARET JUGS,^ SPOONS, FORKS.

ANCIENT AKD MODERN HIGHLAND BROOCHESIn Gold and Silver.

Ihe ahore in all the Neroest Designs^ specially manufactured on

the preiniscs. for the present Season.

A Choice Selection of GOLD and SILVEIl WATCHESby the most celebrated London Makers. '

CLOCKS, BRONZES, OPERA & FIELD GLASSES, ^., &c.

Established 1807

1 HLGH STREET, IKVERNES

WHEN YOU ARE IN INVERNESSYOU S H O U L; D SEE

TH^ GREAT JEWELLERYE S T A B L I ^H M E NT

OF

P. G. WILSON,4 4 HI&H street.

VjISITORS • „.

Ake freely admitted to inspect the Shop and Manufactory,

a^ 'hough they may not wish to purchase anything. The interior

is about one hundred and twenty feet long, the front part dfwhich is fitted up in the style of an Exhibition Room or Museum,fcb reby allowing the Visitor to walk round and see conveniently

everything contained in the Shelves and Cases. The Press has

described " the whole as forming one of the finest places of busi*

rcss in the Jewellery and Watchmaking trade in the kingdom."

JEWELLERY,PLATE,WATCHES,

CLOCKS,BRONZES,

OPTICAL GOODS,^

&c., &c

,

Of that superior quality which has won the fame of 1'. G.

WILSON, the COURT GOLDSMITH and JEWELLE.i at

INVERNESS, and extended his business connection all >'yetik

the world, and he would desire to call attention to the fact, tbalt)

while his productions aud Articles for Sale are of the best quality,'

his prices are not higher than those of minor e,:,t,ablishment8, his

object being to secure a large amount of patronage, and at tie

same time the approval of his customers.

Invernr^s, .Tuly 1873.