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PREFACE.

That the want' of an " AYRSHmE Directory " lias

long been felt in Law-Courts, Banks, Public Oinces

among Factors, Professional Gentlemen, xlgents, Inn-

keepers, Mercbants, and Dealers througbout the

County — as well as by Strangers, and Professional and

Mercantile Houses in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Liverpool,

London, and other Cities having intercourse with Ayr-

shire, has been already fully proved by the numerous

Subscribers to this Publication.

Its compilation has been attended with much more

labour and expense than those unacquainted with its

details might suppose —the Lists for the Forty- six

Parishes having been prepared, and at a later date

revised, in each Parish.

The Parishes are arranged alphabetically.

 PREFACE.

The diiSculties attending a first attempt at present-

ing so very full a List of the Inhabitants of a whole

County, are pleaded in excuse of any inaccuracies

that may be discovered.

The indication of the Voters, though attempted care-

fully, had better, perhaps, in the present edition have

been omitted, as the Official Registers from which they

are taken have never since the passing of the Reform

Bill been purged of " dead," and "absent"; while at

the date when consulted, this year's Electors had not

been added.

Prefixed to the Directory are Fifty-eight pages of

County Statistics, Interest Tables, and other informa-

tion valuable for reference; and Seventy pages of

Advertisements are annexed.

Ate, Oetoher, 1851.

 CONTENTS
STATISTICAL INFORMATION— TABLES, &c. PAGE
Calendar for 1851-52, v
Royal Family— Sovereigns of England, .
"^
. vii
Sovereigns of Scotland, . . . viii
Duration of Imperial Parliaments, . ibid
Cabinet Ministers from 1801 till 18i6, ix
European
Terms in England,
do. in Scotland,
. ...
States... Extent, Population,

....
Debt, &c.. X
ibid
ibid

Quarters of the Year,

Population and Extent of the Globe,
....
Asia and America.. .Extent, Population, &c,, xi
ibid
xii

Excise Duties, . .....

Passport and Consular Offices in London, . ibid
xiii
Bills,
Foreign, do.,
Protests of Bills,
......
....
xiv
ibid
ibid
Settlements,
Agreements,
Conveyances,
......
,

......
. . . , ibid
XV
ibid
Deeds, &c., . • . . . ibid
Receipts, . , . . . xvi
Apprenticeship Indentures,
Mortgages, Bonds, &c., .... ibid
ibid

Legacy Duties, .....

Probate of Wills and Letters of Administration, xvii
ibid

Licenses, . .....
Insurance Policies— Life, Fire, and Marine,

.....
. xviii
xix
Leases,
Bankruptcy,
.

...... XX
ibid

House Tax, .....

Penalties under the

.....
Stamp Act, ibid
xxi
Exemptions from
Armorial Bearings,
Carriages,
.....
do.,

......
ibid
ibid
ibid
Tlogs,
Horsedealers,
Horses,
.....
....... ^ ,
xxii
ibid
xxiii
11 CONTENTS.

PAGE
Letters, xxiv
Inland Rates of Postage, ibid
Postage Regulations, ibid
Money Orders &c., XXV
Newspapers, XXV
Parliamentary Papers, Books, &c, xx\i
Rates of Postage on Foreign and Colonial Letters, xxviii
By Packets from Southampton, ibid
Do. from Liverpool, ibid
Do. from Dover, xxix
Do. from
Falmouth, XXX
Do. from
London, ibid
Do. from
Falmouth, xxxi
Postage on Newspapers, ibid
Mails for the Cape, xxxii
Time of Arrival and Despatch of Foreign and Colonial Mails in Ayr, xxxii
Land Tax, xxxiii
Public Roads, . xxxiv
Turnpike Roads, . ibid
Statute Labour Roads, . XXXV
Yeomanry Cavalry, xxxvi
Interest Table, four per cent. xxxvii
Do. five per cent.. xxxviii
Miscellaneous, xxxix
AYRSHIRE, . xli
Census, xlii

Elections, . xliii

County, ibid
Ayr District of Burghs, xliv
Kilmarnock District of Burghs, ibid
Sheriff Court, xlv
Sheriff Small Debt Court, ibid
Register of Sasines, ibid
Lieutenancy, xlvi
Income Tax, ibid
Newspapers, xlvii

Fairs, &c., . ibid

Ayr, Public Buildings, &c.. xlix
Magistrates and Council, Iv
Clergy, &c., ibid
Medical Practitioners, ibid
Academy and Teachers, Ivi

Road Trust, . ibid

Arrivals and Despatches of the Mails, ibid
Customs, Ivii

Messengers-at-Arms, ibid
Excise Office, ibid
Newton and Wallacetown, Ivii

Parish of St. Evox, ibid

Newton Magistrates and Council, Iviii
 CONTENTS. Ill

Newton Clergy,
St. Evox and Wallacetown,
... .....
..... Clergy, &c.,
PAGE
Iviii

ibid

AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.
Ayr, . . . . 59
—
Ayr continued Newton, Wallacetown, and St. Evox, 79

Auchinleck, ....
Ardrossan and Saltcoats,

.....
. . 90
99
Ballantrae,
Barr,
Beith,
.....
......
103
109
114
ColmoneU,
Coylton, .....
'

.....
, . % ,

.
123
130
Craigie,
Cumnock, ..... .

.
133
136
143
DaiUy,
DalmeUington, ....
.....
.

.
147
151
Dairy,
Dalrymple, ....
.....
.

.
156
165
Dreghorn,
Dundonald,
Dunlop,
....
. ... .
167
170
178
Eenwick, . 183
G-alston, . , . . 189
Girvan, . . . . , 195
Irvine, . 207

Kilbirnie,
Kilbride, West,
.....
Irvine continued— FuUarton or Halfway,

....
218
221
226
Kilmarnock, Description of Town, &c.. 230
Magistrates and CouncU, . 233
Commissioners of Police, ibid
Parochial Board, ibid
Road Trustees, ibid
Post-Office Establishment, . ibid

Carriers, ....
Arrivals and Despatches of the Mails, 234
ibid
Stamp and Tax
Excise Ofllce,
Clergy,
....
....
Oflace, ibid
ibid
ibid

Directory, ....
Medical Practitioners, ibid
235

Kilmaurs, .....
Kilmarnock continued— Riccarton,

....
255
260
Kilwinning,
Kirkmichael,
Kirkoswald,
....
....
264
271
275
I^rga, 278
IV CONTENTS.

PAGE
Loudoun, .
287
Mauchline, 292
Maybole, . 296
Monkton, . 302
Muirkirk, . 306
#
Ochiltree, . 311
Sern, 316
Stair, 325
Steven ston, 327
Stewarton, 333
Straiten, sao
Symington, 343
Tarbolton, 346
ADVERTISING SHEET.
 CALENDAR
FKOM JULY, 1851, TO DECEMBER, 1852.

18 5 1.
JULY. OCTOBER.
Tuesday, 1 8 15 22 29 Wednesday,.... 1 8 15 22 29
Wednesday,.... 2 9 16 23 30 Thursday, 2 9 16 23 30
Thursday, 3 10 17 24 31 Eriday,..' 3 10 17 24 31
Eriday, 4 11 18 25 Saturday, 4 11 18 25
Saturday, 5 12 19 26 Sunday, 5 12 19 26
Sunday, 6 13 20 27 Monday, 6 13 20 27
Monday, 1 14 21 28 Tuesday, 7 14 21 28
AUGUST. NOVK MBER.
Eriday, 1 8 15 22 29 Saturday,,... 18 15 22 29
Saturday, 2 9 16 23 30 Sunday, 9 16 23 30
Sunday," 3 10 17 24 31 Monday, 10 17 24
Monday, 4 11 18 25 Tuesday, A 11 18 25
Tuesday, 5 12 19 26 Wednesday,. 5 12 19 26
Wednesday,.... 6 13 20 27 Thursday, ... .6 13 20 27
Thursday,' 7 14 21 28 Eriday, 7 14 21 28
SEPT'EMBEPv.~~ DECK M BEK.
Monday, 1 8 15 22 29 Monday, .1 8 15 22 29
Tuesday, 2 9 16 23 30 Tuesday, .2 9 16 23 30
Wednesday, ....3 10 17 24 Wednesday,... .3 10 17 24 31
Thursday, 4 11 18 25 Thursday, .4 11 18 25
Eriday, 5 12 19 26 Eriday, .5 12 19 26
Saturday........ 613 20 27 Saturday, .6 13 20 27
Sunday, 7 14 21 28 Sunday, .7 14 21 28
 4

VI

1 8 5 2.
(LEAP YEA R.)
JANUARY, JULY.
Thursday, 1 8 15 22 29 Thursday, 1 8 15 22 29
Friday, 2 9 16 23 30 i
Friday, 2 9 16 23 30
Saturday, 3 10 17 24 31 Saturday, 3 10 17 24 31
Sunday, 4 1] 18 25 Sunday, 4 11 18 25
Monday, 5 12 19 26 Monday, 5 12 19 26
Tuesday, 6 13 20 27 Tuesday, 6 13 20 27
Wednesday,.... 7 14 21 28 Wednesday,... .7 14 21 28
~~
FEBRUARY. AUGUST,
Sunday, 1 8 15 22 29 Sunday, 1 8 15 22 29
Monday, 2 9 16 23 Monday, 2 9 16 23 30
Tuesday, 3 10 17 24 Tuesday, 3 10 17 24 31
Wednesday, ...4 11 18 25 Wednesday,,.,. 11 18 25
Thursday, 5 12 19 26 Thursday, ,....5 12 19 26
Friday, 6 13 20 27 Friday, 6 13 20 27
Saturday, 7 14 21 28 Saturday, 7 14 21 28
MARCH, SEPTEMBER.
Monday, 1 8 15 22 29 Wednesday,....! 8 15 22 29
Tuesday.......'..2 9 16 23 30 Thursday, 2 9 16 23 30
Wednesday,.... 3 10 17 24 31 Friday, 3 10 17 24
Thursday, 4 11 18 25 Saturday, 4 11 18 25
Friday, 5 12 19 26 Sunday, 5 12 19 26
Saturday, 6 13 20 27 Monday, 6 13 20 27
Sunday, 7 14 21 28 Tuesday,....: ..7 14 21 28
APRIL. OCTOBER.
Thursday, 1 8 15 22 29 Friday, 1 8 15 22 29
Friday, 2 9 16 23 30 Saturday, 2 9 16 23 30
Saturday, 3 10 17 24 Sunday, 3 10 17 24 31
Sunday, 4 11 18 25 Monday, 4 11 18 25
Monday, 5 12 19 26 Tuesday, 5 12 19 26
Tuesday, 6 13 20 27 Wednesday,.... 6 13 20 27
Wednesday,,... 7 14 21 28 Thursday, 7 14 21 28
may! NOVExMBiiR.
Saturday, 1 8 15 22 29 Monday, 1 8 15 22 29
Sunday, 2 9 16 23 30 Tuesday, 2 9 16 23 30
Monday, 3 10 17 24 31 Wednesday,.... 3 10 17 24
Tuesday, 4 11 18 25 Thursday, 4 11 18 25
Wednesday,.... 5 12 19 26 Friday, 5 12 19 26
Thursday, 6 13 20 27 Saturday,......6 13 20 27
Friday,.! 7 14 21 28 Sunday, 7 14 21 28
JUNE. >
DECEMBER.
Tuesday, 1 8 15 22 29 Wednesday,....! 8 15 22 29
Wednesday, ...2 9 16 23 30 Thursday, 2 9 16 23 30
Thursday,-. 3 10 17 24 Friday, 3 10 17 24 31
Friday, '....4 11 18 25 Saturday, 4 11 18 25
Saturday, 5 12 19 26 Sunday, 5 12 19 26
Sunday, 6 13 20 27 Monday, 6 13 20 27
Monday, 7 14 21 28 Tuesday, 7 14 21 28
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Vll

PRESENT IIOYAL Fx\MILY.

QUEEN VICTORIA, only child of Edward, Duke of Kent, who
was born Nov. 2, 1767, and died January 23, 1820, h. May
24, 1819, sue. June 20, 1837, cr. June 28, 1838, m, February
10, 1840, to

FRANCIS ALBERT AUGUSTUS C. EMANUEL D. of Saxe,

P. of Coburg and Gotha, E.G., K.P., K.C.B., b. August
26,1819.
Issue Victoria Adelaide Mary Louisa, Princess Royal,
b. Nov. 21, 1840. Albert Edward, Prince of Wales,
Duke of Rothesay, and Earl of Dublin, E.G., b. Nov. 9, 1841.
Alice Maud Mary, b. April 15, 1843. Alfred
Ernest Albert, b. Aug. 6, 1844. Helena Augusta,
b. May 25, 1846. LouiSA Caroline Alberta, b. March
18, 1848. Arthur William Patrick Albert, b. May
1, 1850.

King of Hanover, E.G., E.P , G.C.B., G.C.H., b. June 5, 1771.

Prince George of Cambridge, E.G., G.C.M.G.J.Mar.

Duchess of Gloucester,
Duchess of Eent,
April
Aug.
.... 2Q, 1819.
25, 1776.
17,1786.
Crown Prince of Hanover, E.G., . . May 27,1817.
Grand Duchess of Mecklenburgh Strelitz, July 19,1822.
Princess Mary of Cambridge, . Nov. . . 27,1833.

SOVEREIGNS OF ENGLAND FROM THE CONQUEST.

BegAD to Began to
Names, reipn.
Names, reign

W'm. (the Conqueror) 1066, Dec. '^5

I Henry VII 14K5, rtUif. 22
Wiliiam 1 Rufiis), . 1037, Sep. 26
1 . I Henry VIII IS 09, April 2i
Henry I. (Beaucicrk). 1100, Aug. 5 Edward VI IS4/, Jan. )iS

Stephen 1135, D^^c. 26 Mar? !55% Julf 6

Hertry II 1154, Dec. 19 Elizabeth, 1558, Nov. 17
Rieharci I .. 1189, Ssp. a James I ItiO::'., Mar. ii
John 1199, May 27 Charle:f I I6J!5, Mar. 2/
Henry III 1216, Oct. 28 Cha>les II i64P, Jan 3t>,

Edward I ; 1272, Nov. £0 Jsmes II 1085, Feb. 6

Kdward II 13(7, Juiy 8 Williana ill. a^.d Mary ieb9, Feb. IS
Eiward III I3i7, Jan. 25 Anne, . 170:, Mar, 8
Richard U 13/7, June 22 George I.- 17U,
Henry IV 1 ;^'y, Sep. 30 George II l7i'7,, Jime 1 i

Henry V 141^, Mar. 21 Geora;e III i76ii, Oct, i'S,

Henry V! :4-^', Sep. 1 George IV 1-^vo, Jan. 'i9'

Ed war IV i U5!, Mur. 4 William IV 1839, June 2f>

Edward V 1483, April Victoria 1SS7, JuaeJ%

Richard III I4Sa, June 26
 , — ;

VI] 1

SOVEREIGNS OF SCOTLAND FROM A.D. 1057* TO

THE UNION.
Began to Begun to
Names. reign.
Names. reiern

Malcolm III. (Cean- Robert II. (Stuart;.... 1S71, F.b. 22

mohr) 1057, April Robert III 1H90, April 19
Donald ( Bane) 1033, Nov.James I 14 00, April 4
Duncan II !o9«, May James II 1437, Feb. 2»
Donald {Bane, restored)
1095, Nov. James III 14ti0, Aug. 3
Edgar 1097, Sept. James IV 1488, Junell
Alexander I 1107, Jan. 8 James V 1513, Sep. 9
David I 1124, April 27 Mary 5*2, Dec. 16
Malcolm IV. {The Mai- James VI. 1567, July 29
den) 1153, May 24 Ascpnded the thronf
William I. {The Lion) 1165, Dec. 9 of England 1603, Mar. 24
Alexander II 1214, Dec. 4 Charles I 1625, Mar. 5:7
Alexander III 1249, July 8 Charles II 1649, Jan. SO
Margaret {The Maiden James VII 1685, Feb. 6
of Norway) 1286, Mar. 19 William II. 1
1689, April 11
John (Baliol) 1S92, Nov. 17 Mary II. $"

Robert I. (Bruce) l3o6. Mar. 27 Anne 1702, Mar. 8

David II 1329, June 7| Union with England 1707, May 1
* From A.D. 843 to A.D. 1057, the kings of Scotland were as follow :
A.D. b43, Kenneth II. MacAlpine ; 859, Donald III. MacAlpine ; 863, Con-
stantin \l. MacKenneth ; 88 , Aodh MacKenneth ; ^9,2, Eocha and Gryjr,
MacDungal ; 893, Donald IV. MacConstantin ; gi>4, Constantin III. 3Iac-
Aodh ; 944, Malcolm I. ilfacDowa/d; 953, laiivA^ MacVonstantin; 9iil, Duf
MacMalcolm : 965, Culen Maclndulf ; 970, Kenneth III. MacMalcolm
99*, Constantin IV. MacCulen ; 995, Kenneth IV. the Grim, or Macduf
1003, Malcolm II. MacKenneth ; lii3.*$, Duncan I. MacKrinan ; iOsg, Mac-
beth 3IacFinlegh ; 1056, Luiach MacGilcolmgain.

LIST OF THE IMPERIAL PARLIAMENTS.

Assembled. Dissolved.

First , June 29 1802

Second , November 16, 1802 October 24 1806
Third , December 15, 1806 April 29 1807
Fourth June 22, 1807 September 29 1812
Fifth , November 24, 1812 June 10 1818
Sixth.., January 14, 1819 February 29 1820
Seventh April 21, 1820 June 2 1826
Eighth November 14, 1826 July 24 1830
Ninth October 26, 1830 April 23 1831
Tenth June 14, 1831 December 3 1832
Eleventh January 29, 1833 December 30 1834
Twelfth , February 19, 1835 July 17 1837
Thirteenth.., November 15, 1837 June 23 1841
Fourteenth . August 19, 1841 July 23 1847
Fifteenth . , . November 18, 1847
 .
. .

IX

LIST OF PRmCIPAL CABINET MINISTERS

Of the United Kingdom, from 1801, with the dates of the Gazette-

Appointment of each Prime Minister.

Chancellor
Date. Prime of Home Foreian
Minister. Secretary Secretary.
Exchequer.

March 17,1801 Addington Addington Portland... Hawkesbury.

Pelham ...

Yorke

May 15, 1805 Pitt, Pitt Hawkesbury Harrowby.

Mulgrave

Feb. 11, 1806 Grenville. . Petty Spencer ... Fox

Howick.

March 31,1807 Portland ... Perceval ... Hawkesbury Canning.

Dec. 2, 1809 Perceval ... Perceval ... Ryder Bathurst

Wellesley

June 9, 1812 Liverpool... Vansittart.. Sidraouth. Castlereagh

Robinson Peel Canning.
. .

Ap. 24, 1827 Canning Canning... ,. Bourne .... Dudley and

liEnsdowne Ward

Sept. 5, 1827 Goderich.... Herries Lansdowne Dudley

Jan. 25, 1828 Wellington Goulburn... Peel Dudley

Aberdeen

Nov. 22, 1830 Grey Althorp .... Melbourne Palmerston.

July 18, 1834 Melbourne- Al thorp Duncannon Palmerston.

Dee. 26, 1834 Peel Peel Goulburn Wellington

April 18, 1835 Melbourne.. Spring Rice Russell ... Palmerston.

Baring Nownanby

Sept. 6, 1841 Peel Goulburn... Graham.... Aberdeen

July 6, 1846 Russell Wood Grey Palmerston.
 STATISTICS OF THE EUROPEAN STATES.
FROM THE MOST RECENT AUTHORITIES.
English tq.
TATES. Poj-ulaticn, Revenue Dtbt. Army.
Mile.«.

3S
Austria 257,760 36,650,467 16,000,000 108,000,000 485,000
Baden 5,850 1,362,774 1,600,000 4,892,000 10,600
Bavaria .... 29,000 4,520,000 3,200,000 13,600,000 57,839
Belgium .... 12,569 4,359,090 4,780,000 28,000,000 90,000
Denmark... 59,762 2,296,497 1,835,000 11,981,000 76,000
France 204,000 35,400,486 51,500,000 199,000,000 396,000
German St.
(Minor)... 27,860 5,798,113 5,500,000 12,500,000 44,077
Gt. Britain
& Ireland 122,823 27,019,558 53,000,000 773,168,316 134,769
Greece 10,206 810,000 730,000 2,500,00© 8,918
Hanover 14,600 1,758,847 1,050,000 3,280,000 21,206
Holland 13,890 3,242,990 5,900,000 102,560,000 24,000
Modena 2,073 562,678 280,000 60,000 3,500
Naples 41,521 8,423,000 4,479,000 16,800,000 48,882
Papal States 17,048 2,908,000 2,000,000 11,250,000 14,680
Parma 2,184 494,737 86,000 3,360
Portugal.... 34,500 3,626,800 2,550,000 17,671,000 28,100
Prussia 106,302 16,331,187 13,140,000 21,000,000 325,000
Kussia ... 2,041,809 60,362,315 16,380,000
: 76,800,000 674,000
Sardinia.... 28,83t) 4,659,000 3,640,000 15,200,000 146,270
Saxony 5,705 1,836,800 1,080,000 3,200,000 25,000
Spain 176,480 12,387,000 11,950,000 161,600,000 119,000
Sweden and
Norway... 284,530 4,645,000 2,860,000 500,000 57,847
Switzerland 17,208 2,395.178 235,000 64,000
Turkey 183,140 12,000,000 2,550,000 7,600,000 300,000
Tuscany.... 8,302 1,693,59-7 963,000 12,385
Wurtem-
berg ...... 7,568 1,743,827 886,000 4,000,00© 13,955

TERMS USUALLY TAKEN IN LEASES.

IN ENGLAND.
—
March 25 Lady-Day. Sept 29 — Michaelmas Day.
— Dec. 25 — Christmas-Day.
|

.June 24 Midsummer-Day. |

IN SCOTLAND.
Feb. 2 — Candlemas-Day. August 1—-Lam as-Day. ra
May 15 — Whitsun-Day.* Nov. 11 — Martinmas.
* This term, in Scotch Leases, is permanent, and does not
depend on the moveable Feast ( f Whitsuntide.
When a Scottish Term falls on Sunday, the following Mon-
day is considered the Term-day.
 .

XI

POPULATION & EXTENT OP THE PRINCIPAL STATES

AND COUNTRIES OP ASIA AND AMERICA.

English sq Pop. to
STATES. Mile,-.
Popnlation.
*q,niil'
CAPITALS.

ASIA
Cabul.
Afghanistan. 400,000 7,000,000 17-5
Herat.
Hue.
Annam, Empire of 120,000 10,000,000 83
Kesho.
Arabia 1,000,000 10,000,000 10 Mecca.
Birman Empire . . 250,000 3,500,000 14 Ava.
Chinese Empire . . 5,350,©e0 352,866,000 66 Pekin
Hindostan 1,160,000 140,000,000 120-6 Calcutta.
Jeddo.
Japan Empire. 260,000 25,000,000 96
Miaco.
Persia 450,000 9,000,000 20 Teheran.
Russia in Asia 5,500,000 2,937,000 •5 Tobolsk.
Siam 200,000 4,000,000 20 Bankok.
Tartary, Independ. 900,000 5,000 000 5-5 Bokhara.
Turkey in Asia 450,000 20,000,00t) 44-5 Smyrna.

NORTH AMEEICA.
British America ... 754,577 2,181,270 29 Toron'o.
Central America,.. 196,000 2,000,000 102 Guatema'a.
Mexico 1,1G0,0§0 7,000,000 6-4 Mexico.
United States 3,260,000 22,000,000 7- Washington.

SOUTH AMEEICA.
Bolivia, 320,000 1,700,000 5-3 Chuquisaca
Brazil ..2,300,00© 7,500,418 33 Rio Janeiro
Chili 130,000 2,000,000 [
15-4 Santiago.
I

New Granada ! 380,000 1,686,000 4-4 Bogota.

Venezuela I 404,000 1,052,000 2-6 Caraccas.
Ecuador 325,000 600.000 2' Quito.
Guiana ! 130,000 182,000 14 Georgetown.
La Plata !

726,000 675.000 •9 Buenos Ayres

Paraguay 80,000 300,000 31 Assumption.
Peru \
500,000 1,373,736 2-7 Lima.
Urugany I
100,000 250,000 2-5 Monte Video.

THE FOUR QUARTERS OF THE YEAR.

Spring Quarter begins March 21, 4h, 55m. morning.
Summer Quarter begins June 22, Ih. 43m. morning.
Autumnal Quarter begins Sep. 23, 3h. 61m. afternoon.
Winter Quarter begins Dec. 22, 9h. 29m. raorning.
 XII

POPULATION AND EXTENT OF THE GLOBE.

Balbi Geography, 1844,

English square Pop. to

Population. miles. *q. mile.

Europe 227,700,000 3,700,000 61-5

Asia 390,000,000 16,045,000 24-3
Africa 60,000,000 11,254,000 5-3
America 39,000,000 14,730,000 2-6
Oceanica (Australia, Poly
nesia, and Indian Archi 20,300,000 4,105,000 4-9
pelago)

Totals 737,000,000 49,834,000 14-8

PASSPORT AND CONSULAR OFFICES IN LONDON.

Austria. — 7, Chandos Street, Cavendish Square . 12 and 2
—
Baden Consul's Office, 1, Riches Court, ... 10 » 3
Bavaria.— 33^, Great St. Helens, . , . . (5s.) Hi; 3
Belgium. — 52, Gracechurch Street, .... 11 (5s.) « 4
Brazil. — 41, York Street, Portraan Square, ... 12 » 2
Denmark. ~Cons,nVs Warnford Ct. (IDs. 6d.) 10
Office, 6, « 4
France. — Consul's 47, King William
Office, 11 St. (5s.) « 4
i^ran^/orf.— Consul's 106, Fenchurch
Office, 10 St. (5s.) ,, G
Greece. — Consul's 25, Finsbury
Office, 6d.) 11 Cir., (2s. /; 4
Hanover. — Consul's Hobart'Pl., Eaton Sq.
Office, 4, 10 « 3
Hanseatlc Towns. — Hare Court, Temple,
3, 10 . (5s.) « 4
Hesse. — 106, Fenchurch Street, 10 6
La Plata. — Great Winchester Street,
/;

8, ... 10 , « 5
Mecklenburg. — Consul's Billiter Square,
Office, 9, 10 (5s ) o 4
Mexico. — Arundel Street, Hay market, .... 12
6, « 4
Netherlands. — Consul's 123. Fenchurch
Office, 10 St.,(5s.) » 4
New Granada. — Winchester Buildings, ... 11
3, « 4
Oldenburg. — Hare Court, Temple,
3, 10. (5s.) » 4
Peru — 18, Cambridge Square,
. .

9 (8s.) » 5
Portugal. — Consul's Jeffrey's Square,
Office, 5, 10 . . /? 4
Prussia. — Consul's 106, Fenchurch Street,
Office, 10 (7s.) » 6
Russia — Consul's Winchester Bds.,
Office, 2, 4d.) 10 (6s. » 4
Sardinia. — Consul's 31, Old Jewry,
Office, ... 10 » 4
Saxony. — Hare Court, Temple,
3, 10 // 4
Sicilies, the Two — Princes Cavendish Square, 10
Street, n 12
Spain —Consul's Office, 37, Old Broad Street, . 10 . » 4
—
Sweden and Norway. 14, Halkin St., Belgrave Sq., 9 /; 1
Switzerland. —
Consul's Office, 1, Chapel pi., Poultry, 10 o 12
—
Turkey. 1, Bryanston Square, 10 o 2
TMscan?/.— Consul's Office, 15, Angel Court, (10s.) 10 . i/ 4
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EXCISE DUTIES.
N.B.— By Act 3 and 4 Vict., c. 17, 5 per cent, was added to all the Excisef
Duties except those on Spirits*
Hops, It). ^6 2 Soap makers, .. .. •s6'4

Malt from barley bush. 2 7 Spirits : distillers and recti-

— bear or bigg bush. 2 fiers, .. -. 10
.. ..

Paper and Pasteboard lb, I| — dealers, not retailers, 10 «>

Soap, hard, lb. ]| — retailers, rent nnd. ^10 2 2

— soft lb. 1 at J^IO and under sSiO
—
4 4 U
Spirits, in England, gali. 7 10 20 25 6 6
— Scotland, gall, 3 8 25 — 30 7 7
— Ireland .. gall. 2 8 .So 40 8 8 —
By 13 &
14 Vict. c. 13, a duty of lis 40 50 9 9 —
per cwt. is payable on sugar manu- 5o or upwards, 10 10
factured in the United Kingdom still makers, .. .. —
10
from 14th August, 1850, to 5th July, persons using stills, not —
1851, and lOs per cwt. from and distillers or rectifiers, 10
after 5th July, 1850. For all sugar Stage Carriages (without the
used by brewers of beer for sale, addition of 5 per cent.)
from and after 5th July, 1851, a Original license, .. ,. 3 3
duty of Is 4 d per cwt. over and above Supplimentary ditto, . 5 .

all other duties. For every mile licensed to

By 1 1 & 12 Vict. c. 100, an allowance travel, H
. of 93 lOted per cwt. to be made on Sweets, retailers of, . 1 1 .

sugar used in the distillation of spi- Tobacco and snuff manufac-

rits from 10th July, 1850, to 10th turers ; not exc. 20,000 lbs. 5 n
July, 1851, and 8s lOj^d from and From 20,000 to4i',000 lbs. 1<> i)
after lOth July, 1-51, On molasses From 40,000 to 60,000 lbs. 15
used by distillers in the distillation Tobacco dealers, .. .. 5
of spirits, Xs 6d per cwt. from 10th Vinegar makers, .. .. 5
July, 1850, to 10th Julv, 1851, and Winp, foreign ; dealers not
3s from and after 10th July, I861. having spirit and beer
Annual Licenses, licenses, lO
Auctioneers, .."-.. 10 retailers, having beer —
Beer brewers of strong beer license, bat without spirit
:

not exceed, 2o barrels, 10 do ..440

?0 to 60 — ; — retailers, with license
50 — 100 — 1 for beer and spir.ts, .-2 2
100 — l,oi)i» — 2 Passage vessels in which li-
l.O'^O — 2,000 s — quors and tobacco are
2,000 — 5,000 7 — sold, 10
5,000 — 7,500
7,500 —
10,000 Excise Drawbacks on Exportation,
10,000 —
20 (iOO The exci e duties are repaid or
brewers of table-beer j drawn back to the shipper on the
not exc. 20 bairels, 10 «oods being exported. The draw-
2o to 50 — 10 back on beer (the malt of whicb is
50to IfO — 1 ifo excised) is computed at the rate of 58
exceeding l^O — 2 per barrel of 36 gallms when made
— brewerrt, retail, under 5 from wort of not less than 1'054 spe-
Geo. IV. c. 54, ..550 cific gravity be^pri fermention, and
— sellers of strong beer 7s. 6d. when made from wort of not
only, not being brewer, 3 3 less specific gravity before fermenta-
— retailers, rent un'1. ^211 ] 1 «• tionthan I'OSl .— Alliwanceon spirits
— — at ^20 or upw. 330 from malt only, 81. on every
distilled
C' flfee, tea, cocoa, or pepper gsUon at proof, with 5 per cent. On
dealers, Oil every gallon of spirits at proof, distil-
Maltsters malt not exceed.
: led from malt only, when exported^ or
50 quarters, . . . 7 . 6 shipped as stores, a drawback of 7|d
And 7s, fid. for each adHi- a.gallon at proof, and 5 per Ct^nt.
tional 50 qrs), up to 550 qrs. from other materials
Spirits distilled
exceeding 550 qrs. .. 4 10 malt only, when exported or
than
not exceeding 5 qrs. 2 6 "^hipped as stores, a drawback of l^d,
Paper makers, 4 a-galion at proof, without 5 per cent.
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BILLS.
-Not exceeding 2 months after date, or 60 days3 Longer
after sight. period.
For £2 and not exceeding £5 5s Is Od. Is. 6d.
Above 5 5s. — 20 1 6 2
20 — 30 2» 2 6
30 — 50 2 6 3 6
50 — 100 3 6 4 6
100 — 200 4 6 5
200 — 300 5 6
300 — 5@0 6 8 6
500 — 1000 8 6 12 6
—
.

1000 2000 12 6 15
2000 — 3000 15 25
3000 — 25 30
Penalty for Post-dating Bills of Exchange £100.
N.B. — PromissoryNotes on Demand made out of Great
Britain shall not be negociable in Great Bxntain, whether they
are payable in Great Britain or not, unless they have the above
duties.
FOREIGN BILLS.
If drawn singly, then the same price as inlai J bills.
If in sets, then for every bill of each set not s. d.
exceeding X'lOO 1 6
Above £100 a rci above 200 3
200 500 4
500 1000 5
101)0 2000 7 6
2000 3000 10
3000 15
The duty on a promissory note for the payment of any sum by
instalments, or of several sums at different times, is the same
as thaton a promissory note, payable within a period not
exceeding two months after date, for a sum equal to the
whole amount to be paid.
PROTESTS OF BILLS OR NOTE.
Less than £20 2s, Od.
£20 \
and 100 3
100 J under 500 5
500 or upwards, 10
Of any other kind, 5

SETTLEMENTS.

Sum not exceeding £100, . . 5

and 5s for every additional £100,
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XV

AGREEMENTS.
Agreement of any minute or memorandum of agree-
ment, where the matter thereof shall be of the
value of £20, . . . . • 2
Progressive duty, 2
Where divers letters to prove an agreement, 15
No progressive duty.

CONVEYANCES.

£25 £0 2 6 hn £250 .£150

bo
.S 50 5 275 .17 6
^ 75 7 6 300 . 1 10
8 100 10 350 1 15 3
.200
.

® 125 12 6 0) 400
o
a
150 15 O 450 .250
175 17 6 500 . 2 10
S S 2 15
200 1 550
3
.300
.
a
02 600
225 1 2 6

And lOs for every additional £100, and fractional part of

£100.
DEEDS, &C. £ S. d.

Fond of Indemnity, . ..200

Bond for due execution of an office, . . . . . 115
Bond Annuity for Life or other indefinite period, so that the
same cannot be previously ascertained
Where Annuity shall not exceed £50 per annum, .10
£50 and not £100 per annum, 2
Exceeding £100 per annum, and also for every
£100, and every fractional part of £100 per
annum, 2
Reconveyance —
Where principal money shall not exceed ")
Ad valor, mortgage
£1400, 3 duty.
And in any other case, 1 15
Deed of Covenant ^—
Where ad valorem charged on principal ") A duty equal to ad
deed shall not exceed 10s ) valor.
Exceeding 10s., 10
Composition Deed, 1 15
Deed of any description not otherwise charged, . 1 15
Lease of any kind not otherwise charged, ... 1 15
liETTER OF License, 1 15
Letter of Attorney, for sale of stocks or funds, 1
Power OF Attorney of any other kindj. ... 1 10
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RECEIPTS.
St d.
for £5 and under £10 3
10 ... 20 6
20 50 1
50 100 1 6
100 200 2 6
200 300 4
300 500 5
500 1000 7 6
1000 or upwards, 10
Receipts in full, 10

APPRENTICESHIP INDENTURES.

If the premium be under £30, £l.

£30 and under £50 ... £2 £400 and under 500 .. £25
50 ... 100 3 500 ... 600 .. 30
100 ... 200 6 600 ... 800 .. 40
200 ... 300 ... 12 800 ... 1000 .. 50
300 400 ... 20 1000 or upwards. .. 60
plicate, 5s.

MORTGAGES, BONDS, AND WARRANTS OF ATTORNEY.

"When given as a security for any definite sum of money.
-g ^£50 £0 1 g ^£250
«^ 100 2 6 c^ 300
I §150 3 9
i§ 400 10
OQ g 200 5 oQ>^ 500 12
And 2s 6d for every additional £100, and fractional part of
£100.

Progressive duty on original deeds. For every deed, together

with any receipt or any other matter put or indorsed thereon,
or annexed thereto shall contain 2160 words or upwards, then
for every entire quantity of 1080 over and above the first 1080
words, a progressive duty, viz.

Where such deed shall be chargeable with any ad valorem duty

not exceeding 10s., a progressive duty equal in amount to
such ad valorem duty or duties.

And in every other case (except where any other progressive

duty is expressly charged) a progressive duty of £0 10
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PROBATE OF WILLS AND LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION.

With a Will. Without a Will.
Fnder £50 .... £0 10
100 £0 10
150 .... .. 1
200 2 3
300 5 8
450 8 11 9
600 11 15
800 15 22
1,000 22 30
1,500 30 45
2,000 40 60
3,000 50 75
4,000 60 90
5,000 80 120
6,000 100 150
7,000 120 180
8,000 140 210
9,000 160 240
10,000 180 270
12,000 200 300
14,000 220 330
16,000 250 375
18,000 280 420
20,000 310 465
25,000 350 623
30,000 400 600
35 000 450 675
40,000 525 785
45,000 600 980
50,000 675 1,010
60,000 750 1,125
70,000 900 1,350
80,000 1,050 1,S75
90,000 1,200 1,800
100,000 J, 350 2,025
120,000 1,500 2250
No duty chargeable when the amount is under £20.
The scale continues to increase up to £1,000,000.
Letters of Administration without a Will annexed, it will be
seen above, are subject to an excessive duty, consequently a
man dying intestate subjects his successor to heavy penalties.
LEGACY DUTIES. Per cent.

of the deceased, .....

Children or their descendants, or lineal ancestors

Brothers or sisters, or their descendants, ..

£100
3
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LEGACY DUTIES.
'

Uncle, aunt, or their descendants, « £5

Granduncle or aunt, or descendants, 6
All other relations, or strangers, 10
Husband or wife not chargeable with duty.
Duty is not exigible on legacies or residues under £20.

INSURANCE POLICIES.
LIFE. £ s. d.
When sum not above £50 2
Above £50 and not above 100 ... 5
100 and under 500 ... 1
500 ... 1000 ... 2
'.'.'.
1000 ... 3000 ... ... 3
3000 ... 5000 ... 4
5000 and upwards 5
FIRE.
Duty on each policy, ... . . ... ... 1
Besides 3s per cent, per annum on every insurance made or
renewed.
Exemptions. — Public Hospitals; also agricultural produce,
farming stock, and implements of husbandry, provided the in-
surance shall be effected by a separate and distinct policy.
MARINE INSURANCE.
(By Act 7th Vic. cap. 21.)
Policy of Insurance upon Vessel, Goods, or Freight, where^
the sum insured does not exceed £100.
If the premium does not exceed the rate of 10s per s. d.
centum on the sum insured, 3
Not exceeding 20s per cent. 6
Not exceeding 30s per cent. 1
Not exceeding 40s per cent. 2
Not exceeding 50s per cent. 4
If exceeding 50 per centum. 4
Policy for any certain period of time, for every £100,
and also for any fractional part of £100.
Not exceeding 6 calendar months,
Exceeding 6 calendar months,
....
.... 2 6
4
Where the sum insured exceeds £100, then for every £100,
and also for any fractional part of £100, whereof the same con-
sists. If the separate interests of two or more distinct persons
shall be insured by one policy or instrument, then the said re-
spective duties as the case ma}'^ require shall be charged thereon
in respect of eacli and every fractional part of £100, as well as
in respect of every full sum of £100, which shall be thereby in-
sured upon any separate and distinct interest.
 XIX

For every £100, and also for each fractional part s. d.

of £100, . . . .... . . 2
G
Bills of Lading,
Charteh Party, 5

LICENSES.
Admission — £
To act in any court as advocate, 50
As agent, solicitor, or writer to the signet, 25
As agent in supreme courts without indenture
addition to the said £25,)
Ditto, in inferior courts vs^ithout indenture (in addi'
.... (in
60

tion to the said 25/.) 30

To act as notary public, 20
To be fellow of College of Physicians, 25
Or license by do. to practise physic, 15
To degree of Doctor of Medicine, 10
To an ecclesiastical benefice, 7
Annual License to
Appraisers, ....
.... 2
Auctioneers,
Bankers, .....
Dealers in gold and silver plate above 2 oz. gold, or
10
30

3 oz. silver. 5 15
Do. under ditto. 2 6
Hawkers and pedlars, 4
And

n
if travelling
such beast,
in Ireland, on foot,
....
with horse, ass, or mule, for every
4
2
u ditto for each horse used. 2 2
Stage-coach license. 5
Marriage license, special, 5
in England, not special.
//
• 10
Attorney's, London (within the limits of the district
post),
II
.

elsewhere,
— London,
'. .

....
....
. . . £12
8
Horse Dealers

To
/;

kill
;/

game
elsewhere,
in England and Scotland,
.... . .
25
12 12
3 17
ot
6t
t Ten per cent, additional on each of these
Medicine Venders, London, .... two rates.
£2
//

//

Pawnbrokers, London,
any other corporate town,
/; elsewhere, .

.
....
.
.

.
.

.
.

. 15
10
5

// N elsewhere, . . . . . 7 10
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LEASES.
•*3 fcC^^ £0 6 *3 tJD^SO £0 5
S 10
.S 10 75 a .3 7 6
si 15 1 6 100 ^1 .. 10
- g 20 2 § S 150 .. 15
"^ « "^ <» 200
25 2 6 1
Aud 5s for every additional £50.

BANKRUPTCY.
are the new Stamp Duties on Bankruptcy pro-
The following
ceedings, which came into operation on the 11th October, 1849,
under 12 and 13 Vic, cap. 106.
Every petition for adjudication of Bankruptcy, or for arrange-
ment between any Debtor and his Creditor under superin-

rangement by Deed,
Declaration of Insolvency, .
.....
tendence and control of the Court, or for certificate of ar-

..
£10
. . 2 6
Summons of Trader Debtor, . . . . 2 6

Bond (with sureties), .....

Admission or Deposition of Trader Debtor,

Application for search for petition, or other proceed-

.

050
2 6

ing (except search for the appointment of any sitting

or meeting), . . . . . . . 10
Allocatur by any Officer of the Court, for any Cost,
Charges, or Disbursements, where such Bill of Costs
shall not exceed £5, .. • . 1 6
Exceedin g £5 and not exceeding 10 .. 2 6
10 20 .. 5
20 30 .. 7 6
30 50 .. 10
50 100 .. 15
100 150 .. 1
150 200 .. 1 10
200 300 .. 2
300 500 .. 3
500 }
5
PENALTIES UNDER THE STAMP ACT.
For acting as an Appraiser without a license, £50.
For every Appraisement written upon paper not duly
stamped, £50.
Apprentices^ Indentures to state the real amount of premium,
in proportion to which the stamp duty is charged, on penalty
of forfeiting double the amount of premium.
For Attorneys and Solicitors acting without having been ad-
mitted, £100. —
For acting without certificate, £50.
For drawing a Bill or Promissory/ Note upon unstamped
paper, £50. —
For post-dating Bills of Exchange, £100.
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XXI

PENALTIES UNDER THE STAMP ACT.

For Drawing a Check more than ten miles from the place
—
where made payable, £100. For receiving the same in pay-
—
ment, £20, For Bankers paying the same, £100.
For setting out wrong amount in a Conveyance, on the attor-
ney, £500, on the purchaser, £50.
For selling Patent Medicines, &c., without a licence, £20
Without a stamp, £10.
Bills of Lading and Proxy to Vote cannot be stamped after
being signed. Penalty for writing on unstamped paper, £50.
For Pawnbrokers taking pledges without a license, £50.
For selling Plate without a licence, £20. For selling plate
without being duly stamped, £50.
For giving a Receipt upon unstamped paper, if under £100
— £1Q if above 100— £20. For refusing to give a receipt
;

upon a stamp £10. For giving a receipt on a stamp too low

for the amount thereon specified, £10. For giving the receipt
for less than the sum received, £60.

HOUSE TAX — ENACTED 1851.

Inhabited Houses, . . . 9d per pound;

Inhabited Houses, internally con- \
g^ ^^^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^y.
nected with a shop, or other place
Lent of whole premises,
'^
of business, , . . . )

Exemptions. — Manufactories and

other places of business,
separate from, and having no internal communication with, a
dwelling house.
ARMORIAL BEARINGS.

carriage, .......
Persons using armorial bearings and keeping a taxable

Not keeping such carriage but chargeable with house-

£2 8

duty, 14
Persons not included in the above descriptions, . 12
CARRIAGES.
Carriages with four wheels or more.

PRIVATE CARRIAGES.

No. Each Carriage No. Each Carriage No. Each Carriage

£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.

1 6 4 7 10 i
7 8 10
2 6 10 5 7 17 8 8 16
3 7 6 8 4 9 9 16
And 60 on at the same rate for any number of such carriages.
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CARRIAGES.
Four Wheels or more.
Carriages with

Carriage kept to be let for hire, ...

For every additional body used in the same carriage, £3

....
)3
3
3

If name and abode thereon,

If drawn by one horse each, .... 3
4 10

Carriages not let for hire, .....

Hearses and Carriages let without tickets, .

Carriages let by coach-maters without horses, each

6
3
6
5

Each
Do.
carriage, ......
Carriages with two wheels.

kept for hire, with post-horses,

3 5
3
Ditto drawn by two or more horses or mules, 4 10
For every additional body used in the same carriage. 1 11 6
Reduced duties by 1st Wm. IV. c. 35.
Four-wheeled carriages with each wheel of less diame-
ter than 30 inches, drawn by ponies or mules above
12 hands and not above 13 hands in height, each 3 5
Carriages used by common carriers and occasionally
carrying passengers.
With 4 wheels, 2 10
2 wheels, 15
Exemptions. — Carriages with
than four wheels, not
less
kept for hire or profit, and drawn by one horse, mare, or geld-
ing, but every such carriage must have the name, place of abode,
and occupation of the owner painted upon it, according to the
terms of the act, and must not have cost originally above £21.
Carriages not let for hire, with less than four wheels of a
diameter under 30 4nches, where the same shall be drawn by
ponies or mules, not exceeding twelve hands high.
DOGS.
For every greyhound, • £10
For every hound, pointer, setting-dog, spaniel, lurcher,
or terrier and for every dog where two or more are
;

cept greyhounds, . .

For every other dog where only one is kept,

.....
kept, of whatever denomination the same may be, ex-

. . 8
14

Persons compounding for their hounds are to be charged 36

—
Exemptions. Dogs wholly kept and used in the care of
sheep or cattle, provided they are not of the description charge-
able with the duties of £l and 14s. above mentioned ; also dogs
under six months old.
HORSEDEALERS.
Every person exercising the business of a horse-dealer, £12 10
—
Exemptions. Persons who sell only horses trained by them-
selves, or kept as farming stock at least three months.
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HORSES.
Horses for riding or drawing carriages

No Each Horse, No. Each Horse. No. Each Horse.

£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
1 18 9 8 2 19 9 15 3 3 9
2 2 7 3 9 3 9 16 3 3 9
3 2 12 3 10 3 3 6 17 3 4
4 2 15 11 3 3 6 18 3 4 6
5 2 15 9 12 3 3 6 19 3 5
6 2 18 13 3 3 9 20 3 6
7 2 19 9 14 3 3 9

Race-horses, each, ......

And so on at the same rate for any number of such horses.
£3 10
Horses let for hire without paying post-horse duty, each 1 8 9
Horses rode by butchers in their trade, each 1
. 8 9
Where two only are kept, the second at . . 10 6

each ........
Horses for riding, not exceeding the height of 13 hands,

Other horses and mules 13 hands high, each

1
.
1

10 6
Exemptions. — Horses used for the purpose of husbandry or
market-gardeners in their business.
Farm-horses occasionally used for drawing burdens, or let for
drawing, for hire or profit, if not used for drawing any carriage
chargeable with duty.
Horse used for the purpose of riding, or for drawing any
carriage not chargeable with duty, by any tenant of a farm, at
a rack-rent under £500 per annum, or any owner or tenant of
an estate under £200 per annum, not at rack rent, provided the
person claiming the exemption keep only one such horse, and
have no income exceeding £100 per annum from any other
source.
Horse used for riding by a bailiff, shepherd, or headsman,
where only one such horse is kept.
Horse used for the purpose of riding, or drawing any car-
riage not chargeable with duty, by any clergyman (including
dissenters), provided the person claiming the exemption keep
only one such horse, and having an income, whether arising
from his ecclesiastical appointment or otherwise, under £120
per annum.
Mares kept for the sole purpose of breeding.
Horses kept by licensed postmasters may be used for hus-
bandry, or for drawing fuel, manure, corn, or fodder, free froia.
duty
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XXIV

LETTERS.
INLAND KATES OF POSTAGE.

Prepaid Unpaid.

iSibove Not above s. d. s. d.

4 ounce 1 2
ounce 1 — 2 4
i
1 — 2 — 4 8
2 — 3 — 6 1
3 — 4 .
8 1 4
4 — 5 — 10
5 — 6 —
6 — 7 — 2 ,

7 — 8 — 4
8 — 9 — 6
9 ^- 10 — 8
10 — 11 — le
11 — 12 — 2
12 — 13 — 2 2
13 — 14 — 2 4
14 — 15 — 2 6
and so on, increasing 2d. per oz.

There is no limit to the weight of paid letters, but unpaid,

must not exceed 4 oz., unless for the public departments,
letters
and no inland letter must exceed 24 inches in length.
Stamps may be used to pay the postage on foreign, colonial,
and ship-letters, as well as on inland using stamps
letters, but, in
care must be taken that a sufficient number are put on the letter
to cover the postage, as inland letters insufficiently stamped
are charged double the deficiency and those for abroad are
;

liable to be detained, where the prepayment is compulsory, or

sent forward charged with the deficiency. Letters must either
be paid wholly in stamps or in money.
Stamps should be placed on the right hand corner of the
and care must be taken to see that they adhere.
letter,
Redirected Lettkrs are liable to new rates of postage,
but though the new postage should not be paid on the reposting
of the letter, it will be charged only the prepaid rate on de-
livery.
Late Letters, posted at the provincial offices, must be paid
by attaching the requisite number of postage stamps tor the
postage as well as for the late letter fee, and are in time if put
into the Late Letter Box 15 miuutes after the closing of the box,
with an additional penny stamp affixed, and with three addi-
 XXV

tional stamps they are in time till 10 minutes before the despatch
of each mail.
Letters, when once posted, cannot be given back upon any
pretence whatever, but must be forwarded to the person to
whom they are addressed.
Letters containing articles of a perishable or dangerous
nature will be detained as soon as discovered.
Letters to warm climates should be wafered, not sealed, as the
wax is liable to be melted, to the injury of the other letters.
—
Money Orders. An order from any one Post-office on any
other, for any sum not exceeding £2, may be obtained for 3d.,
and for a sura between that and £5, for dd. A money order
must be presented for payment before the end of the second
calendar month after that in which it was issued, otherwise a
new order will be necessary, for which a second commission
must be paid and if not presented before the end of the
;

twelfth month, the money will not be paid at all.

—
Registration. Any letter can be registered on payment
of a registration fee of 6d. The postage must be prepaid in
stamps, except the letter is going abroad, when it may be pre-
paid in money or stamps, but the registration fee of 6d. is in
all cases to be paid in money. Registered letters to France are
charged double the French rate of postage, in addition to the
6 d registration fee and to Prussia, an additional charge of 3d
;

is made; letters to other foreign countries and the colonies

cannot be registered farther than the port of despatch. Regis-
tered letters must be posted half an hour before the time of the
box closing for other letters.

NEWSPAPERS.
Stamped British newspapers, after being sanctioned by the
Postmaster-General, pass free from one place to any other place
in Great Britain. But when addressed to a person residing
within the delivery of the post-town where it is posted. Id is
charged on each paper. British and colonial newspapers pass
free to and from the colonies by the mail packets — the privi-
lege includes papers to and from the East Indies by the South-
ampton packets and if sent by the Monthly Closed Mails,
;

via Prance, they are charged 3d, and must be prepaid. When
the conveyance is by private ship, the postage is Id. Foreign
newspapers received in Britain, and British newspapers sent to
foreign countries, are liable to a postage of 2d, unless there be a
reciprocity treaty with the foreign Post-office, when they pass
free. The exemption, however, is only total in the case of
Post-office conveyances. The following are the countries to
which newspapers are forwarded free Altona, Brazil, Bremen,
;
 XXVI

Bolivia, Buenos Ayres, Columbia, Cuxhaven, Denmark, Equa*

tor, Greece, Hamburg, Hayti, La Guayra, Lubeck, New Grana-
da, Oldenburg, Peru, Spain, and Venezuela. Newspapers
from and to France, Prussia, and countries through Prussia,
are charged ^d. To Holland and Hanover the charge is Id.,
Chili 4d. Turkey, Moldavia, Wallachia, the Levant, Egypt,
Greece, Ionian Islands and Italian States, not belonging to
Austria, if sent through Prussia, via Ostend, Hamburg, or Hol-
land, are charged l^d. Newspapers from Canada through the
United States charged Id. Foreign and colonial newspapers
cannot be reposted, after having been read, with a new address,
under penalty of full postage charged as a letter but if the
;

person to whom they are originally addressed has removed or

left the place, they can, if not read, be re-directed, and for-
warded without additional charge. All newspapers must be
without covers, or in covers open at the sides, and any mark or
writing is allowed to be put on newspapers (passing from place to
place in the United Kingdom, but not to the colonies or foreign
parts), if a penny label stamp is affixed either on the cover or
outside of the newspaper but no writing is permitted, other
;

than the address, on the cover, nor any enclosure, under penal-
ty of it being charged the full letter rate of postage. The
name and address of the newsvender who may forward the
paper, is however allowed to be printed upon the cover with-
out it being charged. It is recommended that the address be
written, not only on the cover, but on some exposed part of the
newspaper. All newspapers sent out of the kingdom must be
posted within 7 days after publication.

PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS, BOOKS, &c.

Printed Parliamentary papers may be sent by post from

place to place in the United Kingdom, or to the colonies by the
packets, and the proceedings of colonial legislatures sent by
—
packet may be received at the following rates :
—
If not ex-
ceeding 4 oz. Id.; if exceeding 4 oz. and not exceeding 8
oz. 2d. ; if exceeding 8 oz. and not exceeding 12 oz. 3d., and
so on ; and if sent to the colonies by private ship, they are
charged double those rates. N'.B. The privilege as to the co-
lonies does not embrace the Mediterranean packet conveyance
to India. There is no limitation as to weight. Papers must
be without covers, or in covers open at the sides, and must
have no enclosures or writing other than the address. In
papers passing inland, prepayment is optional. Petitions and
addresses forwarded to Her Majesty pass free. Members of
Parliament may receive petitions and addresses to Her Majesty,
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or petitions to either House, free, if not exceeding 32 oz., and

sent without covers, or in covers open at the sides.
Periodical works and Parliamentary papers may be forward-
ed to France, Holland, and Prussia, but not to other countries
forwarded through them, if the postage is paid in advance, and
they are printed in the English language, and sent in covers,
open at the sides.

Not exceeding 2 oz Id.

Above 2 oz. and not 3 oz. • . . 6d.
„ .3 „ 4 oz, . . . 8d.

And 2d. additional for every oz. up to the weight of 16 oz., to

which they are limited.
When this description of publications are forwarded to or
from Prussia via Belgium, they are subject, in addition to the
above rates, to a Belgian transit rate of 2d. for every ^ oz.
Periodical works and pamphlets may be also sent to, and re-
ceived from the United States at the same rates ; the postage of
those received being paid on delivery.
No reprints of copyright works from any place abroad are
allowed to pass at the above reduced rates, but are subject to
letter rates of postage.
Printed books, magazines, reviews, pamphlets, and music,
whether British, Colonial, or Foreign, may be transmitted by
post through the United Kingdom at the following rates :

Each packet not exceeding 1 lb. in weight, . Os. 6d.

Exceeding 1 lb. and not exceeding 2 lbs., Is. 0d. .

Exceeding 2 lbs. and not exceeding 3 lbs., Is. 6d. .

and so on, 6d. being charged for every lb. or part of a lb.

The following conditions must be observed :

Every packet must be sent without a cover, or in a cover

open at the ends or sides. It must contain a single volume
only, the several sheets or parts thereof, when there are more
than one, being sewed or bound together and it must not ex-
;

ceed two feet in length. The name and address of the sender
may be written or printed on any such book, &c., or the cover
thereof, in addition to the name and address of the person to
whom it is to be forwarded and any other writing may be
;

put, on any leaf of any such book, &c., so sent, or on the bind-
ing thereof, provided that all such writing be on one page only
of the book or binding. The postage must be prepaid in full
by affixing outside the packet, or on its cover the proper stamps.
If any of these conditions be violated, the packet will be
charged as a letter, and treated as such in all respects.
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RATES OF POSTAGE ON FOREIGN" AND COLONIAL

LETTERS.
The Postage to those places marked thus * must be paid in
advance.

, BY PACKETS FROM SOUTHAMPTON.

Between the United Kingdom and Single Rate.

*Lisbon, .......
*Spain (6y Southampton Packet),
1
2
s. d.
9
2

Alexandria, ......
*Greece and Egypt (Alexandria excepted), .

*Chili, Peru, and "Western Coast of America,

1
1
2
6
6

^California and Oregon, uniform British and Foreign rate, 2

*Hayti, and Foreign "West India Islands {Cuba excepted) 1 5
*N'ew Granada, and "V^enezuela,
*Mexico and Cuba, ....... . . . . 10
2 3

Honduras, .......
Gibraltar, Malta, and Ionian Islands,

British West Indies {Jamaica and Berbice excepted),

. . ""

Kingston, Jamaica,
Aden, via Southampton,
Ceylon, via Southampton, .
.

..... f
1

India, via Southampton, .

Hong Kong, via Southampton,

*Madeira, via Lisbon,
Jamaica, the Packet Port \ This includes the Inter-
......
J
1 9

of Kingston excepted, I nal Colonial Rate of 2d. ^ 1 2

Berbice, . . J per half-ounce.

BY PACKETS FROM LIVERPOOL.

yy ., , „, ,
) Uniform British and Foreign Rate "I

1
'
5 not exceeding i oz., . .
j
'*California
*Cuba, .
and Oregon,
• .
.

.
.

.
ditto,
ditto, ...
. . • 2 5^
1 4
Uniform Rate, 1
NewTundland,* }
'.
'.

J
Nova Scotia, New-Brunswick
^1 ditto, . . fl
and Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia, New-Brunswick Uniform Bri- "I

and Prince Edward Island, I tish and Fo- I . fl 2

via United States, , . J reign rate, . )
*Canada, ditto, . . . ditto, . . tl 2
flnclusive of the Internal Colonial rate of 2d per half oz.
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BY PACKETS FEOM DOVER.

Between the United Kingdom and
Belgium, . British and Foreign under \ oz., 6
Hamburgh and Bremen, via Belgium, ditto, 1
Lubeck, . . . ditto. . ditto, 1 2
Countries on the Continent Uniform British rate 1 "1

8
of Europe, via Belgium, j not exceeding ^ o%. J
France and Algeria, British and Foreign, under J oz., 10
Belgium, via France, ditto . ditto, . 10
*Spain, Portugal, Sardinia, "j

Tuscany, and Lucca, via \ ditto ditto, 10

France, . , } .

Holland, Two Sicilies, Papal States,

Uniform British \
Modena, Parma, Plaeentia, Greece
rate not exceed- I 5
Archipelago, and Ionian Islands,
via France,
Bavaria .
....
ing \ oz.

.
J

ditto ditto 10
Prussia . ditto . ditto 11
Russia . . ditto ditto 1 4
Austrian Dominions and the \ Uniform British
Cities of Cracow and Belgrade, V and For. Rate 1 5
via France J under \ oz.
Baden . . ditto ditto 9
Wurtemburgh . ditto ditto 10
Switzerland ditto . ditto 11
Certain Northern States of Eu- N

rope, forwarded through the Of- > ditto 1 8

fiee of Tour and Taxis, via France J
Certain States of Germany,
served by the Office of Tour and ditto 1 3
Taxis, . France . via
Wallachia and Moldavia, via France ditto 1 9
Turkey in Europe (Belgrade \
excepted), and Scutari in Asia, l
via France,
Southern Poland, (viz. the Go-"\
... J
ditto 1 11

vernments of Cracow, Lublin, (

ditto 1 4
and Sandomier), and Southern (
Russia, via France
. J
Alexandria, Beyrout, Smyrna, ^
Dardanelles, and Constantinople, (
ditto 1 3
les) ....
(by French Packet, via Marseil- C

Tuscany and Naples, ditto

)
ditto 1 9
*Sardinia and Sicily, ditto ditto 1 -3
Roman States, . ditto ditto 1 7
Greece, . . ditto , ditto 1 5
Malta, . . ditto ditto 1 1
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BY PACKETS FROM DOVER. d.

Malta by the Monthly closed Mail,

ditto
via Marseilles
Alexandria ditto ditto ditto 8
Ionian Islands ditto ditto 8
*India ditto ditto ditto 10
*IIong Kong ditto ditto 10
These charges to India and Hong Kong are for letters by the Overland Mail.

BY PACKETS FROM FALMOUTH.

Packet Rate. Inland Postage. Total
Between the United Kingdom and from if not posted or Single
Falmouth. delivered at Port. Bate.
*Maderia
*Brazil
Buenos Ayres,
.... Is. 8d.
2
2
7
5
...

...

...
2d.
2
2
... 1 10
2
2
9
7
BY PACKETS FROM LONDON.
Packet Rate Inland Postage Total
Between the United Kingdom and from if not posted or Single
London, delivered at Port. Rate
*Sweden,Norway,andMeck-7 ., „,
lenburgh Strelitz TI« »» 2d Is lOd
| .

Hf addressed via Hamburgh, and not intended to be forwarded through

Prus>ia.
Heligoland Uniform Rate
*Cuxhaven Do.
Holland J
Uniform British and Foreign rate, ") ,

\ not exceeding ^ oz. )

Hanover and Brunswick, . Do 9
Denmark, Do. 10
Lubeck, Do. 9
Hamburgh Do. 8
Bremen Do. 8
Oldenburgh Do. 9
Mecklenburgh Schwerin Do. 10
Prussia, via Hamburgh & Holland Do 1
Ditto, via Belgium . under \ oz
. Do. 1
''Mecklenburgh Schwerin, Mecklenburgh ) j.
Strelitz, Oldenburgh, and Saxony
1 3
J
German States (except Wurtemburgh, ^

S 3
Taxis
Poland
.....
served by the Post Office of Tour and

...... J
I Do.

Do.
1 4

1
<! Russia
Sweden ...... Do.
Do.
7
10
on o
and Holland ....
Austrian States (by route of Belgium
Do. 1 8

1^ Hamburgh)
^ All other Austrian States
....
Austrian Silesia and Galicia, (do. of

(do.) . \
Do.
Do.
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BY PACKETS FROM FALMOUTH.

*Countries on the Continent of Europe, via Holland 8
•Java, via Holland . . ' Uniform rate 1
. . .

New South Wales and New Zealand . Do. . 8

POSTAGE ON NEWSPAPERS.
All Newspapers to the Colonies or Foreign parts must be
posted within seven days from the date of publication ; and to
all places to which Newspapers are not sent free, the postage
must be paid in advance.
In the following Table of Charges, the column A is the ordi-
nary packet rate B the rate via France, or via Marseilles ; c
;

the rate via Belgium, Holland, or Hamburgh ; and the letter F

stands for free. The mark —
denotes that there is no mail to
the place by this route.

PLACE OF DESTINATION. A B c PLACE OFDESTINATION.

Alexandria 2d 3d — Greece
.

Archipelago (Grecian) F 1 — Hamburgh

(East Indian) 4 5 — Hanover
Australia,(by ship Id) 2 5— Havana
Austria 2F Holland
Azores 2 —— Hong Kong
Baden 2 F India
Bahamas F Ionian Islands
Bavaria 2 F Italy .

Belgium 2 F Maderia
Bermuda F Malta .
Brazil
.

F — Mexico
Bremen F 2 Portugal
Brunswick I 2 F Prussia
Buenos Ayres 1 —— Kussia .
Canada (by ship Id.) F Saxony
California 2 Sardinia
Cape de Verd 2 Spain .
Constantinople 2 u Sweden and Norway
Denmark F 2 Sydney (per ship Id)
Egypt —2 '— Turkey (in Europe)
Falkland I. (ship Id.) (in Asia) .
France F West Indies (British)
German States 2 F (Foreign)
Gibraltar F —— United States,
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
A notice has just been issued by the Postmaster-General
announcing that Mail Packets have been established to run
regularly/ between this country and the Cape of Good Hope.
Mails for the Cape will henceforth be made up in London on
the evening of the 14th of each month and in Plymouth on ;

the morning of the 15th.

The postage chargeable on Letters and Newspapers, which
must in each case be paid in advance, will be as follows :

Cape of Good Hope ...

....
Lette'sf
Is. Od.
Newspapers.
Free.
.

Sierra Leone
Cape de Veids
* Via Belgium, free
.... ; via Holland Id.
1
1 10
Free.
.

.2d.
f Not exceeding ^ oz.

TIME OF THE ARRIVAL AND DESPATCH OP FOREIGN

AND COLONIAL MAILS IN AYR.
TIME OF AE.RIVAI,. MAILS. TIME OP DESPATCH.
Every day but Tuesday, Belgium, Every day but Friday.
('Monday before the' 1st
Uncertain,.. Brazil, Buenos Ayr es,&c-< Wednesday in every
(_ montb.
p^.„_^-_v 5 ^i^itisb North America/ mi,
Every week ,
Thursday every week.
,

j ^^^ ^^^^^ g^^^^^^ j _ _

Every day but Tuesday, France, Every day but Friday.

Every day but Tuesday, Holland, ^ Every day but Friday.
f Hamburgb, Sweden, 1
Every day but Tuesday,-^ Germany, Denmark, v Every day but Friday.
t and Russia,. .....)
6tb and 25tb of each ^ India, East, &c., via)5tb and 22d of each
montb, t Marseilles, \ month.
30tb of each month,. .
.
f'^s'jithamjtont": "!( ^^^^ '' '^'"^ ^^^t^'

5th, 16th, and 25th off^^fSz^l^to ^Im ^^th, and 25th of

r 1 Last day of eacb montb,

9th of each montb -? ^??'^°' Honduras, and f except it falls on Fri-
J Havannab,... C day, tbentbe previous
C 3 nigbt.
r New Grenada, Chagres, "^
24tbofeacbmontb,....] £a1ena^S^JuaSl"[l5tbof eacb montb.
*
C Nicaragua,
TTni-Prtain
unceriam, J Sydney, New S. Wales, I Last day but two of eacb
^ ^^^ ^^^ Zealand,.. . \ month.
1 Last day and 15tb of each
I month. Wben tbe last
9tb and 24tb of each I West Indies, British! day of tbe montb falls
month, I and Foreign, f
on Friday, letters must
I
be posted on the pre-
J vious night.
 —
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LAND TAX
The following is a return of the apportionment of the Land
Tax Quotas in the several counties of Scotland, shewing the
rate per pound in the value of real property assessed to the
Property Tax in 1842 :

Annual value of Quotas of

Eeal Property. Land-Tax. Kate per Pound.
COUNTIES.
£ £ d.
Aberdeen, - - - 605,802 2090 ten-twelfths.
Argyll - - - - 262,273 841 nine-twelfths.
Ayr _ - . - 531,318 1706 nine-twelfths.
Banff - - - - 124,347 516 1
Berwick - - - 254,168 1199 1 one-twelfth.
Bute . - - - 31,161 133 1
Caithness - - - 66,572 312 1 one-twelfth.
Clackmannan 52,923 199 ten-twelfths.
Cromarty - - - 6,920 142 4 eleven-twelfths.
Dumbarton - - 140,752 280 six-twelfths.
Dumfries - - - 319,750 1182 ten-twelfths
Edinburgh - - 1,074.991 1563 four-twelfths
Elgin - - - - 98,114 452 1 one-twelfth
Fife . - - - 508,922 2361 1 one-twelfth
Forfar - - - 502,841 1013 five-twelfths
Haddington - - 258,743 1164 1
Inverness - - - 182,064 782 1
Kinross - - - 44,009 148 nine-twelfths
Kincardine - - 134,341 383 eight-twelfths
Kirkcudbright - 193,801 620 nine-twelfths
Lanark - - - 1,834,998 1628 two-twelfths
Linlithgow - - 109,321 455 1
Nairn - - - - 16,795 175 2 six-twelfth*
Orkney - - - 22,838 395 4 one-twelfth
Peebles - - - 74,810 361 1 one-twelfth
Perth - - - - 613,167 2222 d ten-twelfths
Renfrew - - - 474.567 720 four-twelfths
Ross . - - - 136,293 690 1 two-twelfths
Roxburgh - - - 284,203 1389 1 two-twelfths
Selkirk - - - 49,766 401 1 eleven-twelfths
Shetland - - - 19,929 220 2 seven-twelfths
Stirling - - - 279,705 670 six-twelfths
Sutherland - - 36.112 188 1 three-twelfths
Wigtown - - - 135,4©7 • 511 ten-twelfths

Total - - - £9,418,742 £27,127

 . .

XXXIV

PUBLIC ROADS.
The following table shows the length of Turnpike Roads in Scotland, the
debts due upon them, the gross amount of tolls received from them, their
total income, and total expenditure (fractional parts being omitted^, for the
year ending on the 31st December, 184/ — :

Length of Gross Total Total

Roads. Debts. Income. Expend.
Tolls.
COUNTIES.
Miles F. Yds. £ £ £
Aberdeen, 411 4 97 232,288 13,625 14,452
no turnpike
Argyll,
I roads }-
Ayr, 682 6 149 109,926 21,271 23,645
Banff, 140 4 190 85,508 3,043 3,222
Berwick, 161 3 43 57,965 7,538 7,875
Bute, no returns
Caithness, 236 17,018 641 4,235
Clackmannan 63 52,809 4,264 4,294
Dumbarton,... 121 65 52,164 7,169 7,495
Dumfries, 130 55 54,444 11,797 12,412
Edinburgh, . . 372 181 32,842 25,866 25,244
Elgin, 81 90 33,974 3,545 3,567
Fife, 393 6 3 40,901 15,620 23,716
Forfar, 191 6 162 112,609 12,743 13,203
Haddington,... 163 5 16,180 3,298 3,869
Inverness, 532 7 213 2,205 5,234
Kincardine,... 101 6 53 40,045 4,777 5.515
Kinross, 39 2 35,033 5,948 6,052
Kirkcudbright no return
Lanark, 374 5 85 265,752 48,256 49,354
Linlithgow,... 51 3 55 11,554 2,719 3;047
Nairn, no return
Orkney, no return
Peebles, 118 5 66 15,801 3,495 3,530
Perth, 482 7 191 245,381 23,105 24,022
Renfrew, 190 119 137,876 17,753 17,855
Ross and
Cromarty.
C

(
209 6 — 1,071 2,104

Roxburgh...... 218 3 173 60,273 10,913 11,114

Selkirk, 32 4,244 1,547 l,S5a
Stirling, 187 1 116 109,188 13,302 13,689
Sutherland, . no return
Wigtown, 50 6 165 900 718 860

Totals in 1847 5741 1 71 1,824,685 266,238 291,367 288,324

Totals in 1846 1,829,353 271,114 291,209 294,901

Totals in 1845 1,864,006 266,225 281,469 283,818
Totals in 1844 1,892,162 254,026 270,597 271,685
Totals in 1843 1,916,208 250,342 269,064 277,200
 —
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The table which subjoined exhibits the length of Statute

is
Labour Roads amount of composition received
in Scotland, the
in lieu of statute labour, exclusive of the expense of collection,
and the amount expended on the repair of the roads (fractional
parts being omitted), during the year 1847 :

Length of Roads. Composition. Repair of roads

COUNTIES.
Miles. fur. yds. £ £
Aberdeen 1811 57 5,501 5,066
Argyll 1456 152 9,042 6,232
Ayr 655 160 3,850 3,493
Banff 273 31 1,321 1.210
Berwick 482 138 2,089 2,086
Bute 56 150 191
Caithness 136 113 783 643
Clackmannan 34 425 401
Dumbarton 71 138 483 481
Dumfries
Edinburgh 345 128 7,974 10,021
Elgin 340 68 1,828 1,514
Fife 325 144 6,357 4,618
Forfar 681 176 4,155 3,852
Haddington 306 35 2,598 2,087
Inverness 696 142 1,360 2,116
Kincardine 380 219 1,001 1,531
Kinross 53 63 305 292
Kirkcudbright
Lanark 877 170 8,932 7,531
Linlithgow 190 219 1,216 1,236
Nairn 11 44 62
Orkney 125 395 178
Peebles 68 332 264
Perth 1056 166 7,195 6,634
Eenfrew 104 159 655 610
Ross and Cromarty 250 80 1,693 1,342
Roxburgh 530 41 5,574 4,913
Selkirk 130 103 1,178 1,074
Stirling 293 198 1,893 1,884
.Sutherland 480 1,742 2,090
"Wigtown 379 168 1,142 990

Total in 1847... 12,607 208 81,226 74,654

Total in 1846... 75,972 73,012

Total in 1845... 76,998 69,058
Total in 1844... 74,472 66,819
Total in 1843... 72,905 66,857
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—
Turnpike Roads. In the year ending on the 31st December,
1847, the number of trusts was 223. The expense of collect-
ing the tolls was £3,033 the net amount of the tolls, £263,204 ;
;

the receipts from other sources, £28,163. The expenditure on

new roads and improvements was £21,380 on repairing roads,
;

£142,114 on sites for toll-houses, gardens, &c., £361 ; on

;

erecting toll-houses, gates, &c., £2,381 ; on advertising and

letting tolls, £2,037 on obtaining Acts of Parliament, £2,205 ;
;

on law expenses, £3,155; on salaries of surveyors, £10,154;

on management, exclusive of collecting tolls and surveying,
£7,754 ; on interest of debt, £48,865 ; on paying off debt,
£35,904 ; on other charges, £12,010.

—
Statute-Labour Roads. In the year 1847, the number of
statute labour districts in Scotland was 258. The number of
surveyors was 340 of collectors, 411 of acting trustees, 3,038
; ; ;

of meetings of trustees held during the year, 502. The expense

of collection of conversion in lieu of statute labour, was £3,965
the value of the labour for statute services, £1,442 ; the salaries
of the surveyors, £4,291.

The turnpike trusts in England and

total receipts of the
Wales in the year 1847,amounted to £1,283,878, of which
£1,214,709 accrued from tolls £30,882 from statute labour
;

and highway rates £6,026 from money borrowed and £32,261

; ;

from other sources. The total expenditure amounted to

£1,297,461, of which £692,894 were on repairs £31,317 on ;

improvements; £87,416 on salaries £21,250 on law charges

; ;

£262,530 on interest of debt 149,424 on payment of bonded

;

debt ; and £52,630 on other payments. The bonded debt

amounted to £6,483,081 the unpaid interest to £1,493,734.
;

YEOMANRY CAVALRY.
The number of corps of Yeomanry Cavalry in Great Britain
in the year 1848-9 was 61 ; the number of troops, 251 of com- ;

missioned officers, 950 of other ranks, 15,358.

; The number
of Scotch corps is four, namely, the Ayrshire, with six troops,
28 commissioned officers, and 475 of other ranks the Upper ;

Ward of Lanark, with 4 troops, 16 commissioned officers, and

2S4 of other ranks; the East-Lothian, with 3 troops, lO com-
missioned officers, and 147 of other ranks ; and the Royal Mid-
Lothian, with 8 troops, 30 commissioned officers, and 412 of
other ranks.
 XXXVll

liv'TEREST TABLE.
FOUH PEE, CENT.

Pr. 1 VIonth. 3 Months. 5 Montlis. 6 Months. 1 Year.

£ £ s. d. £ *. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
1 Of 2i 3i 4f 94
2 14 4i 71 94 1 7
3 2i 7 111 1 2i 2 4|
4 3 9^ 1 3f 1 7 3 2i
5 4 1 1 8 2 4 U
6 41 1 2i 1 llf 2 4f 4 94
7 5i 1 4i 2 31 2 94 5 7
8 6i 1 7 2 7f 3 2i 6 4f
9 7 1 94 2 llf 3 7 7 24
10 8 2 3 4 4 8
20 1 4 4 6 8 80 16
30 2 6 10 12 1 4
40 2 8 8 13 4 16 1 12
50 3 4 10 16 8 1 2
60 4 12 1 1 4 2 8
70 4 8 14 1 3 4 1 8 2 16
80 5 4 16 1 6 8 1 12 3 4
90 6 18 1 10 1 16 3 12
100 6 8 1 1 13 4 2 4
200 13 4 2 3 6 8 4 8
300 1 3 5 6 12 0'
400 1 6 8 4 6 13 4 8 16
500 1 13 4 5 8 6 8 10 20
1000 3 6 8 10 16 13 4 20 40
2000 6 13 4 20 33 6 8 40 80
3000 10 30 50 60 120
4000 13 6 8 40 66 13 4 80 160
5000 16 13 4 50 83 6 8 100 200
6000 20 60 100 120 240
7000 23 6 8 70 116 13 4 140 280
8000 26 13 4 80 133 6 8 160 0' 320
9000 30 90 150 180 360
10000 33 6 8 100 166 13 4 200 400
20000 66 13 4 200 333 6 8 400 800
 XXXVlil

INTEEE ST TABLE,
PIYE PEE, CENT.

Pr. 1 Month. 3 Month i, 5 Months.

1
6 Months. IT ear.

£ £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
-I
1 3 5 6 1
2 2 6 10 1 2
3 3 9 1 3 1 6 3
4 4 1 1 8 2 4
5 5 1 3 2 1 2 6 5
6 6 1 6 2 6 3 6
7 7 1 9 2 11 3 6 7
8 8 2 3 4 4 8
9 9 2 3 3 9 4 6 9
10 10 2 6 4 2 5 10
20 1 8 5 8 4 10 1
30 2 6 7 6 12 6 15 1 10
40 3 4 10 16 8 1 2
50 4 2 12 6 1 10 1 5 2 10
60 5 15 1 5 1 10 3
70 5 10 17 6 1 9 2 1 15 3 10
80 6 8 1 1 13 4 2 4
90 7 6 1 2 6 1 17 6 2 5 4 10
100 8 4 1 5 2 1 8 2 10 5
200 16 8 2 10 4 3 4 5 10
300 1 5 3 15 6 5 7 10 c 15
400 1 13 4 5 8 6 8 10 20
500 2 1 8 6 5 10 8 4 12 10 25
1000 4 3 4 12 10 20 16 8 25 50
2000 8 6 8 25 41 13 4 50 100
3000 12 10 37 10 62 10 75 150
4000 16 13 4 50 83 6 8 100 200
5000 20 16 8 62 10 104 3 1 125 250
6000 25 75 125 150 300
7000 29 3 4 87 10 145 16 8 175 350
8000 33 6 8 100 166 13 4 200 400
9000 37 10 112 10 187 10 225 450
10000 41 13 4 125 208 6 8 250 500
20000 83 6 8 250 416 13 4 500 1000
 XXXIX

MISCELLAN'EOUS.
lbs. lbs.
Firkin of Butter is - - 56 Stone of Fish - - - 8
Firkin of Soap - - - 64 Seam of Glass, 24 Stone 120
Barrel of Pot Ashes - - 200 Bushel of Coal - - 64
Barrel of Anchovies - - 30 Cwt. of Potatoes - - 120
Barrel of Soap - - - 256 Roll of Parchment, 60 Skins
Barrel of Butter - - - 224 Bale of Bacon, five Flitches
Fother of Lead, 19 cwt. Piece of Calico is 28 yards
qrs. or - - - - - 2184 Piece of Irish Linen, 25 yards
Barrel of Candles, - - 120 Piece of Muslin, 10 yards
Gallon of Train Oil - - Thousand of Quills is 1200
Fagot of Steel - - - - 120 Hundred of Walnuts, 120
Stone of Iron or Shot 14 Ton of Potatoes, 40 bushels
Stone of Glass - - - 5 Load of Bricks, 500
Stone of Meat (London) 8 Load of Tiles, 1000
Stone of Meat (Country) 14 Last of Gunpovsrder, 42 barrels
Stone of Cheese - - - 16 French Franc is lOd
Stone of Hemp - - - 32 Spanish Dollar is 4s 6d
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AYESHIRE

Ayrshire is in extent 56 miles in length, by 26 in breadth,

containing 1600 square miles, divided into 46 Parishes. The
Population in 1831 was 145,055 ; in 1841, 164,356 ; and in
1851, 189,210. The Parliamentary Constituency is about 4,300,
being the largest in Scotland. It is divided into three dis-
—
tricts Bailiaries, vphose separate jurisdictions were annulled,
—
by statute, in 1748 Cuninghame, north Kyle, in the centre ;
;

and Carrick, south. Renfrewshire bounds Ayrshire on the

north, from Largs to Loudoun Parishes : the Counties of
Lanark and Dumfries on the east, from Loudoun to the
southernmost point of the Parish of New Cumnock : the
Stewartry of Kirkcubright thence on the south to the S.E. point
of Colmonell and Wigtownshire on the south to the sea. The
:

west side of Ayrshire, which forms a crescent, about 75 miles

long, is bounded by the Firth of Clyde. Irvine Water separates
Cuninghame from Kyle and the River Doon Kyle from Carrick.
;

Ayrshire, which among the Counties of Scotland ranks next to

Aberdeenshire in population, has acquired no small portion of its'
widely-spread fame as the land of Bruce, Wallace, and Burns.
Of late years, it has risen greatly in importance, from the rapid
increase of its manufactures and shipping, its improvements in
agriculture, and the valuable fields of iron and lead, with
which in addition to coal and lime, it abounds. The num-
ber of contested elections in Ayrshire, since 1832, has also
been a mean of bringing it from time to time under the eye of the
nation. It is made prominent every five years by the Caledonian
Hunt at Ayr ; annually by the Western Meeting at Ayr,
in September or October ;and by the Eglinton Park Meetings
at Irvine. Perhaps in this enumeration we ought not to omit
mention of the Eglinton Tournament in September, 1839, which
we can well believe attracted thousands of strangers to Ayrshire
who otherwise might never have made the pilgrimage. The
formation of the Glasgow and Ayrshire Railway has also exercis-
ed a powerful influence in giving prominence to Ayrshire ; and
now that the Glasgow, Dumfries, & Carlisle Railway is opened,
a communication from the South is established, the importance
of which is daily becoming more appreciated, while the traffic
at the Port of Ayr, and other harbours along the coast, will be
vastly increased, as they afford ready outlets for the inexhaus-
tible mineral resourses of the rich districts through which it i»
proposed that the projected line shall pass.
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CENSUS.
o &
POPULATION. 0) a>
t.(

1851. 1841. 1 P

Males. Females Total. Total.

Ayr, - - - 4079 5017 9096 8264 832
Ardrossan, 2527 2912 &439 4947 492
Auchinleck, 1998 1699 3697 1659 2038
Ballantrae, 914 887 1801 1651 150
Barr, 442 466 908 959 51
Beith, - 3191 3193 6384 5795 589
Colmonell, 1506 1424 2930 2801 129
C!oylton, . . - 755 787 1542 1484 58
Craigie, - - - 391 402 793 779 14
Cmrmock, New, 1349 1407 2756 2382 374
Cumnock, Old, 1895 1881 3776 2836 940
DaUly, - 1174 1239 2413 2272 141
Dalmellington, 1567 1346 2913 1199 1714
Dairy, . - - 4655 4197 8852 4791 4061
Dalrymple, 538 558 1096 909 187
Dreghorn, 907 921 1828 1222 606
Dundonald, 3248 3653 6901 6716 185
Dunlop, - - - 503 538 1041 1206 165
Fenwick, - - - 872 869 1741 2018 277
Galston, - - - 2168 2224 4392 4334 58
Girvan, - - - 4164 4405 8569 7424 1145
Irvine, - - - 2559 8106 5665 5214 451
Kilbride, West, 1013 1008 2021 1885 136
Kilmarnock, - 10,137 11,144 21,281 19,956 1325
Kilbirnie, 2735 2748 5483 2631 2852
Kilmaurs, 1586 1558 3144 2617 527
Kilwinning, - 3234 3125 6359 5251 1108
Kirkmicbael, - 1582 1680 3262 2933 329
Kirkoswald, - 1147 1095 2242 2030 212
Largs, - - - 1708 2009 3717 4044 327
Loudoun, 2290 2430 4720 4446 274
Wauchline, 1183 1288 2471 2156 315
Maybole, - - - 3697 3918 7615 7027 588
Monkton, 933 1027 1960 1933 27
Muirkirk, 1775 1648 3423 3125 298
Newton, - - - 2231 2578 4809 4482 327
Ochiltree, 904 883 1787 1601 186
Quivox, Saint, 3447 3699 7146 6055 1091
Riccarton. 2315 2267 4582 3226 1356
Sorn, - - - 1894 2280 4174 4054 120
Stair, - - - 410 410 820 823 3
Steven ston. 1755 2055 3810 3791 19
Stewarton, 2130 2444 4574 4656 82
Straiton, - - - 792 760 1552 1363 189
Symington, 438 464 902 918 16
Tarbolton, 1377 1446 2823 2612 211

.
92,115 97,095 189,210 164,477 25,654 921

ABSTRACT.
Amount of Population in 1851 : Total increase of Population since 1841,
Males, - - 92,115 when last Census was taken, 24,733
Females, - 97,095 Increase as above, - - 25,654
189,210 Decrease in certain parishes, 921
Population in 1841. - 164,47 7j 24,733
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ELECTIONS m AYHSHIRE.
The following is a return of the Elections that have taken
place in the County since the passing of the Reform Act in
1832:—
COUNTY OF AYR.
At the first election afterwards, in 1832, the late Col. Blair
of Blair, previously representative of the County on the Con^
servative interest, was opposed by the late Richard Alexander
Oswald of Auchincruive, and at the close of the Poll on 24th
Dec, 1832, the numbers stood
For Mr Oswald,
- Col. Blair,
----- 2152
324

Majority for Mr Oswald, 1828

The next election took place on 16th January, 1835, when
Lord Melbourne resigned, and was succeeded by Sir Robert
Peel at which time Mr Oswald was returned without opposition.
;

In July 1835, Mr Oswald retired from the representation of

the County when the late Capt. Dunlop of Dunlop carae for-
;

ward on the same interest, and was opposed by Sir J. A.

Cathcart of Carleton, Bart., Conservative. At the close of the
Foil, on 1st July, 1835, the numbers stood
For Capt. Dunlop, - - - - 1435
- Sir J. Cathcart, - - - - 829

Majority for Capt. Dunlop, 606

His late Majesty William IV. died on June 20th, 1837, and
Parliament w^as dissolved in July following. The County
Election took place on 8th August, 1837 when Capt. Dunlop
;

was opposed by Lord Kelburne on the Conservative interest,

and the close of the Poll was as under
For Capt. Dunlop, - - - - 1559
- Lord Kelburne, - - - - 1370

Majority for Capt. Dunlop, 189

Sir John Dunlop died on 3d April, 1839. At the Election
that followed, on 30th April, Lord Kelburne was opposed by
Mr Campbell of Craigie, on the Whig, and by Mr Hugh Craig,
Merchant, Kilmarnock, on the Radical interest
For Lord Kelburne, - - - - 1758
- Mr Campbell, . - - - 1296
- Mr Craig, 46

Majority for Lord Kelburne, 462

Parliament was again dissolved in June 1841 ; when Lord
Kelburne was, on July 9th, re-elected without opposition.
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By the demise of the late venerable Earl of Glasgow, on 6th

July, 1843, Lord Kelburne was elevated to the Peerage when ;

Alexander Oswald, yr. of Auchincruive, on the Conservative

interest, was, on 3d August, returned for the County without
opposition :and again on 5th August, 1847.
AYR DISTRICT OF BURGHS.
Burghs — Ayr, Irvine, Campbeltown, Inverary, and Oban.
At the first Election after the passing of the Reform Act,
the Right Hon. Thos. Francis Kennedy of Dunure, formerly
member, was opposed by James Cruickshank of Langley Park,
on the Conservative, and by the late Dr Taylor, on the Radical
interest; and at the close of the Poll, on 21st Dec. following,
the numbers stood thus —
Mr Kennedy, 375
Uv Taylor, 164
Mr Cruickshank, _ - - _ 33

Majority for Mr Kennedy, 211

The next Election, on the retirement of Lord Melbourne from
OflBce, took place on 22nd January, 1835 ; when Lord James
Stuart, brother of the Marquis of Bute, on the Whig interest,
was opposed by Alexander Johnstone, Merchant, Glasgow, on
the Radical interest. At the close of the Poll, tbe numbers
were —
Lord James Stuart,
Mr Johnstone,
....
----- 339
323

Majority for Lord James Stuart, 16

At the General Election, on 2nd August, 1837 following —
upon the death of his late Majesty William IV., which took
place on June 20 —
Lord James Stuart was again opposed by
Air Johnstone
For Lord James Stuart, - - - 368
- Mr Johnstone, . - _ - 351

Majority for Lord James Stuart, 17

At the General Election in 1841, Mr Stirling yr. of Kier,
announced himself to oppose Lord James Stuart, but subse-
quently withdrew, and the latter was, on 6th July, elected
without opposition and again on 9th August, 1847.
:

KILMARNOCK DISTRICT OF BURGHS.

Burghs— ILilmdixnock, Renfrew, Rutherglen, Dumbarton, and
Port Glasgow.
At the first Election after the passing of the Reform Act, Mr
Campbell of Craigie was opposed by the late Capt. John Dunlop,
of Dunlop and at the close of the Poll, on 21st December,
;
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Capt. Dunlop was found to have a majority of 7 in a Constitu-

ency of nearly 1200.
The next Election took place on 14th January, 1835, when
Capt. Dunlop was opposed by Dr Bowring, on the Liberal, and
Mr Downie, on the Conservative interest, when Dr Bowring
was returned by a large majority.
At the General Election on 3d August, 1837, Dr Bowring,
Liberal, was opposed by Mr Colquhoun of Killermont, Con-
servative
Eor Mr Colquhoun, - . - - 509
- Dr Bowring, „ . - - 438

Majority for Mr Colquhoun, 71

At the General Election in 1841, Mr Colquhoun, Conservative,
was opposed by Mr Johnstone, who had previously stood for the
Ayr Burghs. The election took place on 5th July, 1841
For Mr Johnstone, . - . - 490
- Mr'^Colquhoun, - - - - 479

Majority for Mr Johnstone, 11

In consequence of the death of Mr Johnstone, on 9th May,
—
1844, another contest took place there being three candidates
on the liberal side, viz. the Hon. Mr Bouverie, son of Earl
:

Radnor ; Mr Robertson, formerly Editor of the Westminster

Review ; and Mr Vincent, the advocate for universal suffrage,
&e. ; and one on the conservative, Mr Prinsep, formerly Mem-
ber of the Calcutta Council Mr Robertson retired in favour of
Mr Bouverie. The election took place on 28th May, 1844—
Eor Mr Bouverie,
-

-
Mr Prinsep,
Mr Vincent,
.

-
...
-

-
.

-
-
-

-
389
379
98

Majority for Mr Bouverie. 10

At the general election in 1847, Mr Bouverie was returned
without opposition on 30th July.

SHERIFF COURT— Sits on . Tuesdaj

Sheriff,A. Bell, Sheriff-Substitute, Jas. Robison
Sheriff-Clerk, Alex. Hunter, Depute-Clerk, H. C. Gray.
Procurator- Fiscal, James F. Murdoch.

SHERIFF SMALL DEBT COURT— Sits every Thursday, at

11 A.M., for the disposal of claims not exceeding £8 6s 8d.

REGISTER OF SASINES FOR THE COUNTY OF AYR.

Keeper, David Shaw. Depute, John M'Murtrie.
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LIEUTENANCY OF AYHSHIEIE.
Lord- Lieutenant and Sheriff Principal, The Right Hon. Archi-
bald William, Earl of Eglinton and Winton.
Vice-Lieutenant, Sir David Hunter Blair of Blairquhan, Bart.
Deputy- Lieutenants.
Gen. Sir Ts. Macdougall Bris Col. W. Mure of Caldwell, m.p.
bane of Mackerstone & Bris- Wm. G. Campbell of Fairfield
bane, bart., G.c.B. and g.c.h. Sir J. A. Cathcart of Carlton,
The Right Hon. Thomas Fran- bart.
cis Kennedy of Dunure John S. Cuninghame of Cap-
W. H. Craufurd of Craufurd- rington
land. Sir J. C. Fairlie of Robertland
The Right Hon. Lord Patrick and Fairlie, bart.
Jas. H. C. Stuart, M.P. James Campbell of Craigie
John Craufurd of Auchenames Capt. W. F. Blair of Blair, R.N.
Sir C. Lamb of Beauport, bart. The Right Hon. David Boyle
Andrew Hunter of Bonnyton. of Shevpalton, Lord Justice
David Limond of Dalblair General
The Right Hon. James, Earl The Most Noble Archibald,
of Glasgow Marquis of Ailsa
Lieut.-Col. Wm. Montgomerie James Osv^ald, Glasgow.
of Annick Lodge James Ballantine of Castlehill
Robert Hunter of Hunterston W. M. Alexander of Balloch-
James Fairlie of Holmes myle
Sir J. Boswell of Auchinleck, Elias Cathcart of Auchendrane
bart. W. A. C unningham of Logan
Lieut.-Col. J. Ferrier Hamil- J. 0. Fairlie of Coodham
ton of Westport & Cairnhill J. H. Blair, yr. of Blairquhan
George J. Campbell of Trees- J. J. Burnet of Gadgirth
banks and Cessnock Patrick Boyle, yr. of Shewalton
CoLthe Hon. F. M'A. Cathcart T. S. Cuninghame, yr. of Cap-
of Craigengillan rington
Thos. Brown of Waterhaughs A. D. Tait of Milrig
John Hamilton of Sundrum
Clerk of Lieutenancy, J. A. Campbell.

INCOME TAX.
Commissioners for District of Kyle.
Hon. F. M'A. Cathcart, of J. F. Hamilton, of Westport
Craigengillan T. S. Cuninghame, yr. of Cap-
W. M. Alexander of Balloch- rington
myle John Bell of Enterkine
James Ballantine of Castlehill James Robison, Sheriff-Sub-
Sir J. C. Fairlie, Bart. stitute
Clerk, John M'Murtrie, Inspector, James Martin,
Assessor, Joseph Erskine.
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Commissioners for District of Cuninghame.

Col. Mure of Caldwell Robert Montgomerie of Craig-
Captain Blair of Blair house
"W. H. Craufurd of Craufurd- W. 0. Patrick of Ladyland
land and Woodside
P. B-* M. Macredie of Perceton
Assessor, James Wilson, law-agent, Kilmarnock.
Clerk, James Brown, writer, Beith.
Collector, Hugh Hamilton, Ayr.
Commissioners for District of CarricJc.
Sir David Hunter Blair, Bart. P. W. Kennedy, Esq. of Dru-
Col. Hunter Blair, yr. of Blair- mellan.
quhan. James Kennedy of Dalreoch,
Alex. Mitchell, Esq,ofSauchrie., Cap H. F. Kennedy of Bennane
.

NEWSPAPERS.
AYR ADVERTISER, THURSDAY— THOs. M. GEMMELL.
AYR OBSERVER, TUESDAY— JOHN^ DICK.
KILMARNOCK JOURNAL, THURSDAY— M. WILSON.

FAIRS, &c., IN AYRSHIRE.

[When the appointed day happens to fall on Saturday, Sun-
day, or Monday, the fair is generally deferred till the Tuesday
following. Fairs which are held according to the Old Style
are distinguished by the letters 0. S. placed after them. The
difference between the Old and New Styles is computed to be
—
Eleven days the Old being reckoned to be so much later than
the New Style.]
JANUARY.
Ayr, Thursday and Friday before 2 Wednesday — Thursday,
plaiding, horses, cattle Friday, general business.
;

Cumnock, general btisiness, every Thursday.

Irvine, horses, 1 Wednesday Kilwinning, 21.
|

FEBRUARY.
Beith, 1 Friday o. s.
Colmonell, 1 Monday o. s.
Crosshill-on-Girvan, 3 Thursday.
Cumnock, cattle, horses, Thursday after Candlemas o. s. ; gene-
ral business every Thursday.
Largs, 1 Tuesday.
Mauchline, cows, horses, hiring, Thursday after 4.
Maybole, servants, 2 Thursday,
MARCH.
Cumnock, races and hiring, Thursday after 6th.
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APRIL,
Ayr, 1 Tues. and last Fri., the latter for cattle, horses, hiring, &c.
Colmonell, 1 Monday, o. s.
Crosshill-on-Girvan, 3 Thursday.
Girvan, cattle, horses, sheep, swine, and hiring, last Monday.
Mauchline, cows, 2 Thursday —
races, &c., last Thursday.
;

MAY.
Colmonell, 1 Monday o.s.
Irvine, cattle, 1 Tuesday,
l^^ilmarnock, cattle, 2 Tuesday,
Mauchline, cows and horses, Wednesday after 18.
Maybole, 2 Tuesday. Newmilns, 3 Wednesday.
]

Ochiltree, 2 Wed. Saltcoats, cattle, pigs, &c„ last Thursday.

|

Stewarton, horses, cattle, dairy stock, hiring, 1 Monday, or

Monday before Irvine fair.
JUNE.
Cumnock, cattle. Wed. after 6. Largs, 1
| Tuesday o. s.
Mauchline, cows and horses, 4 Wednesday.
Stewarton, horses and cattle, last Thursday after Keltonhill.
Tarbolton, I Tuesday after 11.
JULY.
Ardrossan, Tuesday before Ayr sheep and wool, Tuesday be-
fore Inverness.
Ayr, plaiding, horses, and cattle, Thursday before 2d Monday
—
general business, Friday before 2 Monday wool, 3 Tuesday,
Kilmarnock, horses, last Thursday.
AUGUST.
Auchinleck, last Tuesday.
Colmonell, 1 Monday o. s.
Crosshill-on-Girvan, 3 Friday.
Irvine, lint and wool, 3 Monday —
horses, Wednesday after.
Mauchline, cows, horses, shearers, 1 Wednesday.
Maybole, shearers, 2 Tuesday. Newmilns, 4 Thursday.
|

SEPTEMBER.
Crosshill-on-Girvan, 2 Thursday.
Mauchline, cows, horses, ewes, lambs, 26 or Thursday after.
;

Newmilns, cattle, Wednesday after 1 Tuesday.

OCTOBER.
—
Ayr, plaidinsf, horses, cattle, 2 Thurs, gen. bus. 2 and 3 Fri.
Cumnock, fat stock, Wednesday after 27.
Girvan (see April) last Monday.
Kilmarnock, horses, last Thursday.
Largs, 4 Tuesday.
Newmilns, 4 Wednesday.
Tarbolton 2 Tuesday o. s.
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NOVEMBER.
Ardrossan, 9.
Beith, 1 Friday o. s.
Colmonell, 1 Monday o. s.
Crosshill-on-Girvan, cattle, horses, hiring, Monday before
Mauchline.
Cumnock, general business every Thursday.
Kilwinning, flax, cattle, horses, usually 1 Wednesday.
Mauchline, cows and horses, Thursday after 4.
May bole, 2 Tuesday.
Ochiltree, 1 Tuesday.
Stewarton, cattle, dairy stock, lint, and hiring, 1 Fri. after 12.
Tarbolton, 1 Wednesday.
DECEMBER.
Cumnock, general business every Thursday.
Mauchline cows and horses, 4 Wednesday.
Stewarton, horses and cattle, last Thursday.

AYR.
Ayr, the County Town, and a Royal Burgh, obtained its Charter
from William the Lion, about the year 1206. The River Ayr
divides it from Newton and Wallacetown. Ayr proper con-
tains only about 10,000 inhabitants; but, in speaking of its Popu-
lation it is generally taken in conjunction with Newton and
Wallacetown, shewing an aggregate of about 22,000. In the
Charter of erection the name of the Town, derived evidently
from that of the River, iswritten Ar, with a dash through the
—
r indicating the true orthography Are. The corruption of
introducing i first occurs in the records of the neighbouring
Burgh of Prestwick, where the word is written Aire. In the
old records of the burgh of Ayr, we find, for several years, Ayre,
latterly superseded by Aire. In the iSth Century the e was
dropped, and in process of time the i gave place to y, and the
present spelling Ayr is now almost universal. Partaking more
—
of the Professional than Commercial character with a Seminary
—
long famed for the Education of youth a fine climate situate —
—
in a bay, said to be second only to that of Naples a beautiful
— — —
Sea beach moderate rents excellent Hotels famous for its
—
Races the returning Parliamentary Burgh of the District —
Circuit Station of the Justiciary Court —
a Synod and Presby-
tery Seat — with every grade of Society from the peer to the
—
peasant, within its bounds and with the Scenery in its neigh-
—
bourhood, immortalized by Burns it has for a great many
years been a favourite resort for families, and individuals having
the charge of youth; for Invalids for Gentlemen of the Naval
;
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and Military Professions for natives who have amassed wealth

;

abroad, and for others who have been fortunate enough to be

able to retire from business at home. If Ayr had attractions
of old, these have been greatly increased of late. Indeed, we
may safely assert, thatno town in Scotland, of the same extent,
has, within the last few years, undergone so much improvement
in every respect. Elegant and costly public and private Build-
—
ings have been erected in the Town the Vicinity has been
—
studded with handsome villas the improvement of the Harbour
has been attended with a great increase of Shipping we have —
one Carpet Manufactory, where employment is given to. about
—
200 of the Operative classes the Town and neighbourhood are
—
well lighted with gas by two Companies one spirited Company
—
has supplied the Town with water and another has erected
—
Public Baths and the Glasgow and Ayrshire Hallway has
brought us, if we may use the expression, within a couple of
hours of the Western Metropolis, while the South- Western line
has regularly opened up a communication from Ayr, by Dum-
fries, to England, of which we have only yet begun to experience
the advantage.
THE RIVER AYR AND " THE TWA BRIGS."
Arrived at the Railway Station at Ayr, the object nearest the
Traveller, is the River Ayr, about thirty miles long, the source
of which is on the border of the County, at the eastern extremity
of the parish of Muirkirk. Its course, after it leaves the hills,
is remarkable for richness and variety of scenery. It abounds
with trout, and yielded salmon plentifully, till the erection, in
1700, of a high dam-dyke at the Town's Mills obstructed their
passage up the river. About fifty yards from the Station, is
the New Bridge, and about 200 yards up the river the " Auld
Brig," which boasted it would be in existence when its more
modern neighbour was "a cairn o' stanes" and very nearly,
:

had the taunt proved true as the New Bridge having be-
;

come too narrow for the convenience of the Public, the Com-
missioners obtained an Act of Parliament to widen it, which
was accordingly done in 1840. This Bridge was built in 1778,
and cost about £4000. The old bridge was built in the reign
of Alexander III (1249-1285), by Isobel Lowe and her sister,
two maiden ladies, who, tradition states, spent their fortunes on
the undertaking. In this they are said to have been actuated
by the philanthropic desire to prevent the loss of life to the
inhabitants occasionally sustained from crossing by a ford about
200 yards up the river.
town's buildings — OLD AND NEW;
Fronting the he crosses the bridge to Ayr, is Sand-
visiter, as
gate Street, in the centre of which, till 1825, stood the Town's
Buildings, consisting of Council Room, Jail, and Steeple. At
the date above mentioned they were removed to allow the inhS"
bitants the use of the street, at its full width ; and at the corner
site near the Malt Cross other buildings more elegant and com-
modious were erected, with a Steeple the highest we believe in
Scotland, being about 226 feet. The buildings, which are in
the Grecian style, and of the composite order, were designed by
Mr Hamilton, architect, Edinburgh, were founded on 28tll
March, 1828, and cost about £10,000. Though the situation is
low, the spire can be seen for many miles around Ayr. The
public rooms consist of a spacious News Room, well furnished
with newspapers and periodicals, a Ball Eoom, 47| feet long by
26^ broad, and ante-rooms to each, so constructed that the whole
can be thrown into one suite of apartments. The Spire, which
is a great ornament to the town, was struck by lightning in
the winter of 1835, which dislodged two stones near its summit,
but fortunately did no farther damage. The injured spot was
repaired in the following summer. The bell in the spire, weight
22 cwt., which is remarkable for its fine tone, is heard at a
great distance.
WELLINGTON SQUARE, AND COUNTY BUILDINGS.
Wellington Square, which usually attracts the attention of
strangers, is of modern formation. The houses, in many in-
stances, are occupied by the proprietors, and where otherwise,
rents range from £40 to £70. The feu paid to the town is 3s.
per fall on the South side, and 6s. on the North. The North-
west side of the Square is formed by the County Buildings,
These are the most extensive buildings in Ayrshire ; containing
Court-house, County Hall, or Assembly Room, and commodious
chambers for officials connected with the Law Courts and Burgh.
There are in the County Hall portraits of the late Earl of
Eglinton, Lord-Lieutenant of the County, in the costume of
Colonel of the Lowland Eencibles ; of his Lordship's brother-
in-law, the late John Hamilton of Sundrura (grandfather of the
present proprietor of Sundrum), and for forty years Convener
of the County ; and of the late venerable Earl of Glasgow,
Lord-Lieutenant of Ayrshire. In the rear, enclosed by a high
wall, is the Prison, where the new system of discipline has been
very successfully introduced. The buildings were finished in
1822, and cost upwards of £30,000 ; and they are now being
enlarged by an extensive addition to the Prison.
WALLACE TOWER.
This Gothic building on High Street, seen from a considera-
ble distance, from the summit of which a fine view is obtained,
was finished in 1832. It was designed by Mr. Hamilton, and
cost about £1400. It stands on the site of an old tower, taken
down in 1830, of which the public records bear no account, but
which has always been associated with the name of Sir William
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Wallace. A statue of the renowned chief, cut by Thorn, the

famed sculptor of " Tam o' Shanter and Souter Johnny," occu-
pies a niche in front of the new edifice. The Scottish patriot is
represented, not in warlike attitude, but in a thoughtful mood,
as if musing on the wrongs of his country. The attitude and
outline have been censured by some critics, and praised by
others; but the workmanship has, at all hands, been held to
be exquisite. The cost of the statue was 120 guineas, and the
money was subscribed in a fortnight, chiefly through the exer-
tions of Mr Auld, Doonbrae Cottage (Thorn's chief patron). A
figure of less pretension and rather dwarfish, cut by Mr Reid
of Glasgow, was placed in a niche in the gable of the corner
house, east end of Newmarket Street, in 1810, by Henry Cowan,
Esq. Mr Cowan put up this statue to replace an old repre-
sentation of the head of Wallace in the same situation, which
had fallen into decay. This effigy was originally erected there
to commemorate the sheltering of Wallace from his enemies
under that roof.
THE FORT, ST. JOHN'S CHURCH, &C.
Passing from Wellington Square towards the river, the visiter
casts his eye upon an old Tower to his left, in a pasture-
field of 18 acres. The Tower is a venerable relict of the Burgh
or Parish Church, founded in the twelfth century, and dedicated
to St. John the Baptist. The church itself was built in the
form of a cross and, at the eastern end of the transept, had an
;

elegant and richly-ornamented Gothic window. In 1560, it fell

into the hands of the Reformed Clergy, of whom was the Rev.
John Welsh, of much respected memory, son-in-law of John
Knox, the Reformer. In 1652 Oliver Cromwell, coveting the
situation of the ground around the Church, protected on the
north-west by the river Doon, which then (as elsewhere ex-
plained) flowed close past it, and on the south-west by the sea,
—
which has since greatly receded took possession of it, turning
the church into an armoury, and erecting around it a strong
fortified citadel. The ground plan is in the form of a hexagon,
but the figures are irregular. The main bastion, occupying the
north-eastern angle, close upon the harbour, and next the town,
has a commanding position, and is supposed to occupy the site
of the ancient palace and castle of Ayr, built by William the
Lion. The tower had originally two triangular gables, which
the St. John's Lodge of Freemasons in Ayr removed, substitu-
ting the present turrets. This spacious enclosure belongs to
the Marquis of Ailsa, and of late years has been advertised for
sale. Some public spirited individuals have suggested the idea
of purchasing it, and laying it out as public walks and gardens
to ornament the town, and afford a place of recreation and
amusement for the inhabitants ; and it has been thought that
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the expense of its cultivation might be defrayed by the sale of

annual tickets for families, and by a small charge for admission
to Promenades, Soirees, and Musical Entertainments, in the
summer evenings.
BURGH OR PARISH CHURCH OF AYR.
Cromwell, though not very ceremonious in the acquisition of
St. John's Church and grounds, made some compensation to the
Burgh in money (£160), which aided in the erection of the
present Old Church of Ayr, on the site of the Franciscan monas-
tery, founded by the Bishop of St. Andrews the only trace of
;

which, at the present day, is in the name of a spring called the

Friars' Well, which issues from the wall of the Old Church-
yard, into the river Ayr. The galleries, and for the most part
the seats of the Old Church, are those placed in it when origin-
ally erected in 1654 but it has been recently repaired, heated
;

with water pipes, lighted with gas, and made otherwise very
comfortable. The floor is yet, however, below the level of the
graves outside.
Ayr has been a collegiate charge since the days of Queen
Mary and on its junction with Alloway, about the end of the
;

17 th century, the stipend, £32, was divided equally between

the two ministers of Ayr. The stipend of the first charge, held
by the Rev. Dr. x\uld, is 8| chalders, half meal and half here,
and one chalder for Communion Elements, with the half of the
£32 from Allowav, already mentioned, and the half of the
interest of £1,000 bequeathed to the two Ayr ministers, by John
Fergusson, Esq., of Doonholm. To this charge is also attached
a handsome manse with glebe, situate in the suburLs, on the
Dalmellington road.
NEW CHURCH.
The church of the second charge —a modern building, is

situate close to the entrance to the Fort. The Rev. Alexander

Cuthill, minister of the second charge, accepted as his assistant
and successor, the Rev. \Tilliam Shaw, formerly in Bonhill,
whose emoluments are secured by arrangement entered into
between tlie Rev. Mr Cuthill and the Patrons, the Magistrates,
and Kirk Session. The stipend of the second minister consists
partly of the old stipend of the second charge— of a sum from
—
the Exchequer of an allowance from the Magistrates for extra
service —
of the half of the interest of Mr Fergusson's donation
of £1,000, and of £46 13s 4d in lieu of a manse and glebe.

MONASTERIES.
Besides the Monastery already alluded to, of the Order of
St. Francis, or Grey Friars, founded by the inhabitants of Ayr,
in 1472, on the site of which the Old Church of Ayr stands, there
was, in the same vicinity, near Mill Street, a Monastery of Do-
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aainicans^or Black Friars, the first of that order established in

Scotland, founded by the Bishop of St. Andrews, in 1230. The
charter granted by Alexander II. was dated at Forfar, in 1242,
and confirmed by Robert Bruce at Girvan, in the 33d year of
his reign. The ruins of both these religious establishments have
BOW disappeared.
MALT CROSS.
The Malt Cross of Ayr, where all proclamations were made^
stood opposite Dr. Whiteside's property, where New-Bridge
Street meets High Street. It was removed when the New
Bridge was built in 1778. Coins of Charles II., found at ita
base, indicate its having been erected during his reign. Here
—
Maggie Osburne, " the Ayrshire Witch " a young woman said
to have possessed considerable personal charms, and some pro-
perty, and who lived in that house, now No. 76, High Street,
aearly opposite the Fish Cross, suffered about the end of the 16th
century. Being eccentric, she was suspected to be in league
—
with Satan chiefly in reference to having built her house in a
—
very expeditious manner and was tried, condemned, and
burned at the Stake, on a mound at the west end of the Town's
Low Green. This, fortunately, was the last scene of the kind
witnessed in Scotland. In England the penal statutes against
witchcraft were not abrogated by the legislature till the middle
of the 18th century, about the year 1752 and it is a singular
;

England was also a female,,

coincidence, that the last victim in
named " Osbourne ;" an aged pauper, who was killed by a mob
in Staffordshire, in 1750. Her husband narrowly escaped with
his life. Barrington estimates the number of persons put tO'
death in England on the charge of witchcraft, at 30,000 !

HARBOUR OF AYR.
The Harbour of Ayr, like all others formed at the mouths of
rivers, is not easily kept deep, from the alluvial matter brought
down during the floods, and deposited at its bar. This draw-back
has been, in great part, removed within the last few years, by
walls on either side, a breakwater thrown across the north side of
the river, and the operations of a Steam Dredge,andDivingBel],
The chief woi'ks at the Harbour are Messrs Sloan and Gemmell's
Patent Slip ;;nd Building Yard, on the north side, and Mr
Paton's Patent Saw Mills, Bone Mill, and Stone Sawing Ap-
paratus, &c., on the south. A very suitable new Light'iouse
has lately been erected, on the North side of the river, which,
from its height and the brilliancy of its gas-lights, affords a
certain guide to mariners. From the point of the South Pier,
there is a fine view of the Bay of Ayr, stretching from the
Kyles of Bute to the Heads of Ayr and in very clear weather
;

the north-east coast of Ireland may be discerned.

Population of Ayr, Newton-upon-Ayr, and Wallac-
town, in 1792, 1,786
Do. do. do. 1831, 16,915
Do. do. and St. Evox do. 1841, 18,802
Do. do. do. do. 1851, 21,041
This Burgh, with Irvine, Campbelton, Inverary, and Oban,
returns one member to Parliament. Ayr is the returning
Burgh.
Constituencyof Burgh of Ayr, 411. Lord P. J. C. Stuart, M.P,.

London Address — 10, Whitehall Place.

MAGISTRATES AND COUNCIL OF AYR.
Hugh IMiller, Esq., Provost.
Robert Forrest, Esq., 1 t> -i.
^^^^^®^'
John M'Murtrie Esq., }
Willliam Pollock, Esq., Dean-of-Guild..
Joseph Erskine, Esq., Treasurer.
Hugh Reid, Esq., Town Clerk.
John Gray, Esq., Procurator-Fiscal.
Councillors.
Robert Forrest. John M'Murtrie. James Miller-
Alexander Ross. Gavin Gemmell. John Fergusson.
Thomas Alexander. Joseph Erskine. Charles Stewarts
William Pollock. Alexander Pullarton. John Brown.
Hugh Miller. W.B. Cuthbertson. Andrew Smith.
Matthew Highet. Thomas Sym,
Superintendent of Police, Donald M'Donald.

CLERGY.
Established — Rob.
Auld, d.d. Episcopalian Wm. S. Wil- —
Do. Alexander Cuthill— W. son, A.M.
Shaw, assistant & successor. Moravian J. Chambers —
—
Free Church William Grant Methodist James Beckwith —
United Presbyterian, — Evangelical Union W. Paton. —
Rowan.
Session- Clerk, Stephen
William Lennox, Inspector of Poor, and Collector.
Parish Sacramental Fast-Days, Wednesdays before second Sun-
day of March, and first Sunday of August.

MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS.
W. Whiteside, m.d C. F. Sloan, m.d. J. Montgomerie, M.J^^
John Ronald. J. C. Haldan.
W. Craig. J. L. Crawford,M.D.
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ACADEMY. .
Teachers.
Ancient and Modern Languages, Geography, &c., William
Hunter, ll.d.. Rector
Mathematics, Arithmetic, Book-keeping, &c., Archibald Mont-
gomerie
Writing and Drawing, R. Taylor.
English Reading, Grammar, and Elocution, A. Lang.
French, Ignatius Yakabowski.

ROAD TRUST— AYR DISTRICT.

Treasurer, William Bone. Cleric, John M'Murtrie.
Surveyor, J. Campbell.
Inspector and Verifier of Weights and Measures, J. M'Cririck.

LIST OF ARRIVALS AND DESPATCHES OF THE Mi^ILS.

Arrivals.
From London, Edinburgh, Glasgow, and Kilmarnock, at
6.50 A.M.
From Girvan, May bole, Carsphairn, Dalmellington, Patna, and
Coylton, at 4 p.m.
From London, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Paisley, Beith, Dairy, Kil-
winning, Saltcoats, Ardrossan, Irvine, Troon, and Kil-
marnock, at 6.30 P.M.
From Portpatrick, Stranraer, Ballantrae, Girvan, Maybole, and
Dalrymple, at 10 p.m.
First Delivery by Letter-Carriers, Quarter past Eight morning ;
second, Quarter past Seven evening. '

Departures.
Box Closed for Carsphairn, Dalmellington, Patna, Dalrymple,
Maybole, and Girvan, at 7 a.m.
Box Closed for Coylton at 7 a.m.
Box Closed for Monkton, Saltcoats, Ardrossan, Glasgow, Edin-
burgh, London, and Ireland, at 4.15 p.m.
Box Closed for Kilmarnock, Glasgow, Edinburgh, and London,
at 9.20 p.m.
SUNDAY HOURS.
Arrivals.
London Morning Mail, at 8 a.m.
Departures.
Box Closed for Maybole at 7 a.m.
Box Closed for Kilmarnock, Glasgow, Edinburgh, and London,
at 9.15 P.M.
Office open on Sunday for the Delivery of Letters from 8 till 2 a.m
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CUSTOMS.
CoUeetor, Alexander Thomson. Comptroller, Robert Scott

MESSENGERS-AT-ARMS.
R. Goudie, George Gilfillan, Alex. Johnston, J. Hutchison,
Robert M'Callum, and Hugh Mann.

EXCISE OFFICE.
Collector, John M'Culloch Supervisor, William Barge
Officers, J. Robinson and William Davies

NEWTON AND WALLACETOWN

Are divided from the town of Ayr proper, by the river Ayr.
The latest burgh charters of Newton bear date 1595 and 1600,
but refer to older charters that have not been preserved. Tra-
dition assigns the original charter to the year 1315, as having
been then granted by King Robert the Bruce. The land was
originally divided equally amoog 48 freemen (10 or 12 acres
each), subject to periodical allotment every ele\en, and later,
every seven years but, in January 1829, the holdings were de-
;

clared by agreement to be 999 years, so as to encourage the

improvement of the land. Newton has a jurisdiction separate
from that of Ayr.
Wallacetown, though a quoad sacra parish, is in the parish
of St. Evox. It is not embraced within the jurisdiction of either
Ayr or Newton, and has no local magistrates or police. A
large
proportion of the population are coal miners or weavers. Inde-
pendent of its anomalous position, its buildings have been
much improved of late, particularly fronting the river Ayr.
THE PARISH OF ST. EVOX,
Which includes Wallacetown, lies NE. of Ayr. Population—
In 1831, 5348 1841, 6055
; 1851, 7146.
;
Increase since 1831,
1798. JExtent— The parish contains 5000 acres, and is five
miles long, and three broad. Boundaries— It is bounded on the
south by the river Ayr ; and on the east, north, and west, by
the parishes of Tarbolton, Monkton, and Newton. Character-
la 1831, the agricultural population was 1071, Wallacetown
and Content containing 4277 souls. The inhabitants of the two
latter places, and of Whitletts, belong chiefly to the poorer class
of Irish settlers, and are employed as colliers, labourers, and
weavers by Glasgow and Paisley houses. There are also a num=
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Iviii

carters, publicans, and shop-keepers, with an

"ber of artisans,
undue proportion of strangers frona Ireland, who keep lodging-
houses, or have means of subsistence equally precarious. Hus-
bandry is in a flourishing state, and the land is in possession of
an intelligent and industrious tenantry. There are several ex-
cellent freestone quarries in the parish. Markets, ^c. Ayr —
serves as a convenient market town, whose Fairs are common
to Newton and St. Evox parishes.

NEWTON.
MAGISTRATES AND COUNCIL.
William Bone, Esq., Senior Bailie.
James Miller, Esq., Junior Bailie.
Hugh Park, Esq., Treasurer.
Councillors.
John Moore. William Wood. Patrick Cowan.
Adam Reid. James M'CIelland. Adam Lockhart.
Delegates for the Management of the Parish Church,
David Reid. I Alexander M'Call.
Alexander Reid. j
David Hunter.
C/erA;— Thomas M'Cosh. Fiscal— William Hall.
John M'Crae, Session-Clerk and Inspector of Foor.^
James M'Crindle, Collector.

CLERGY.
Established — Andrew Boyd | Free — James Stevenson, A.M.

St. evox and WALLACETOWN.

CLERGY.
Established— S.M'Quhae, D.D. United Presbyterian — James
Do. Wallacetown Chapel, Knox, A.M.
John Forbes Congregational Union — James
—
Free Alex. Stewart. Maconnochie
Reformed Presbyterian John — Roman Catholic — Wm. Thorn
Graha'n son.
Original Seceders John Ro-—
bertson I

James Miller, Session- Clerk and Inspector of Poor.

jS.obert Montgomery, Sub-Inspector and Collector.
 THE

AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY

Adam, Matthew, (5 & c), shoemaker, 118 High- street ; house

20 New Bridee-s^treefi
Affleck.WilHam & Son (b) cabinet-makers, 69 High-street
Aiken, Miss, 12 Barns-street
Aitken, Dr., 1 1 Alloway-place
Alexander, Thomas (5), tinsmith and gas-fitter, 104 High-st
Alexander, Andrew, tailor, 79 Hi^h-street
Alexander, Mrs. Robert, dyer, 185 High-street
Alexander, William, builder, Content-street, Wailacetown
Allan, John, grain-dealer, 172 High-street
Allan, Miss, 56 Sandgate- street
AlHson, Mrs Bath-place, head of Wellington-square
Alloway Mill's Store, Corn Exchange Buildings, 108 High-street
AUoway School, near Burns's Cottage
Anderson, John, gardener, Belleisle, Ayr [High-street
Anderson, George (b), (of Johnston & Anderson), painter, 40
Anderson, Wm., bell-hanger, 177 High-st. house, 34 Carrick-st
;

Andrew, David, saddler, 179 High-street

Andrew, Robert (6), manager goods traffic, Railway, Darling-
ton-road, Newton ; house. 13 Cathcart-street
Andrew, Hugh (c), farmer, Bellston, Ayr, 3 miles Holmston-road
Andrew, Robert, Eagle Tavern, 17 High-st.
Arbuckle, Wihiara (b), fiesher, 98 High-street; house 131 do.
Armour, John, South Cottage, Midton-road
Armstrong, Mrs, 35 Newmarket-street [High-street
Arthur, Currie & Co., mercers & drapers, Winton Buildings,
Auld, Mrs Patrick, Ayrshire needlework, Eullarton-street
Auld, David (c & b) Doonbrae Cottage, Burns's Monument
'

Auld, the Rev. Dr. (6), minister, 1st charge, manse, Townbead
Auld, James, hair-cutter, 6 Old Bridge-street, and spirit-dealer,
Auld, A., agent for Enterkine coal, South-quaj [56 High at.
 60 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Austin, Andrew (b), Waterloo Cottage, Dalmellington-road

Ayrshire, or "Western Bank of Scotland (P. W. Kennedy
manager). 34 !N"ew-Bridge-street
Ayr Academy, Fort- street
Advertiser (weekly on Thursdays), T. M. Gemmell, Frank-
ville, proprietor—Office 108 and 110 High-street
Arms Inn (Hugh Hunter), 1 Sandgate-street
Assembly Rooms (J. Thorn, attendant), 21 New-Bridge-st.
Barracks, South-quay
Baths, (W. Black), County Buildings
Billiard Room, 23 Sandgate-street
Bowling-Green, Cassillis-street [street
Cattle-Market (Mrs Cunninghame),Fauld Backs, AUoway-
Colliery Office (J. T. Gordon), North-quay
County Buildings (G. Graham, keeper), Wellington-square
Custom-House, South-quay
Economical Store (A M'Call, manager), 46 High-street
—
Equitable Loan Co., 70 High-street J. Forgie, manager
Fever Hospital, Mill-street
•
Gas-Works (Thomas Clark, manager), South-beach
and Glasgow Railway (M. Young, manager), depot,
Darlington-road, Newton [South-qu«y
Harbour-Office (James Gray, collector of harbour rates),
—
Infant School, west end of Charlotte-street Teacher, Miss
•
Library (Peter Millan, librarian), Fort-street [Graham
Mechanics' Institution and Museum, 48 High-street
Observer (weekly on Tuesdays), 20 New Bridge- street,
John Dick, publisher
Police-Office,Town's Buildings, New-Bridge-street
Poor's House (W. Lennox), Mill-street
Post-Office (Mrs Davidson), 41 Pandgate-street [st.
Public Reading Rooms, Town's Buildings, 21 New-Bridge-
Ragged and Industrial School (Mr and Miss Grira-
mond, teachers), near Railway Station, New-Bridge
Register of Sasines (D. Shaw), County Buildings
Savings Bank, (open on Monday from 9| till 10^ a.m.,)
—
Kirkport, High-street (Thomas Reid, manager.)
Session -Clerk's Office (S. Rowan), 8 Cathcart Street
Sheriff-Clerk's Office (H. C. Gray). County Buildings
Stamp and Tax Office for County, (H. Hamilton, collector,
and J. Morris, assistant), 34 Sandgate-street
Town-Clerk's Office (Hugh Reid), County Buildings
Water Company's Office (A. Williamson), Kirkport

Bain, William (6), hatter, 70 High-street

Bain, John F., Burns's Tavern, 20 New-Bridge-street
Baird, Misses, School for Young Ladies, 11 Charlotte-street
Baird, Mrs., lodgings, 1 1 Charlotte-street
Baird, Mrs. John, dressmaker, Kirkport, High-street
 AYR. 61

Baird, John (6), chandler, 28 Ailoway-street

Baird, Daniel, wright, Boat-vennal
Baird, William, Mount Fergusson, Ayr Lton-road, Ayr
Ballantine, James (c Sf h), of Castlehill, Castlehilif Dalmelling-
Ballantine, Misses, Castlehill, Ayr [High-street
Ballantine, John (5), steam-boat agent and general dealer, 159
Bank, Glasgow Union (agents. Hunters & Co.), 137 High-street
Western (manager, P. W. Kennedy), 34 New-Bridge-st.
,

of Scotland (agent, Charles Campbell), 24 Sandgate-st.

, Clydesdale (agent P. Cowan), Newmarket-street
Earr, Andrew (6), draper, 43 High-st. ; house, Main-st., Newton
Baxter, Miss, Young Ladies' Seminary, Fort-street
Beckwith, Eev. James, Wesleyan Chapel, 4 Charlotte-street
—
Beggs, Mrs. (Burns's sister), Bridgehouse beyond Eace-
Beil,John, draper, 7 New-Bridge-street [course
Belram, Lieutenant (6), 21 High-street
Beveridge, Mrs., 12 Charlotte-street
Beveridge, Eobert, clerk Ayrshire Bank, 34 New-Bridge-street
Beveridge, Mrs., 187 High-street
—
Blackburne, Mrs., of Doonholm 3 miles on Maybole road
Blackwood, Mrs., 4 Alloway-place
Black, William, keeper of baths. Baths, near County Buildings
Black Bull Inn (E. Donald), 214 High-street
Blane, John (6), contractor, Washing-green, Charlotte-street
Blue Bell Inn (C. M'Callum), ISO High-street
Boag, Mrs., Berlin Warehouse, 20 Sandgate-street
Bone, William, Tax-office, 51 Sandgate-street; house, Prest-
Bone, James, victualler, 9 Sandgate-street [wick-road
Bone, Adam (b), shoemaker, High-street
Bone, Quintin, Laigh Glengall, Ayr, Maybole road
Bone, James, Fenwickland, Ayr
Boreland, Mrs., sick-nurse, 24 Mill-street
Boswell, J. D. (c ^ b), of Garallan, writer, Collector County
Eates, 53 Sandgate-street; house, 3 Wellington-square
Boswell, Mrs. Hamilton, of Garallan, 51 Sandgate-street
Boyd, John (c Sf h), farmer, Knocksoul
Eoyd, John (6), weaver, Carrick-street
Boyd, J. P., teacher, 2 Charlotte-street house, 42, Sandgate-st.
;

Boyd, Mrs., sick-nurse, 40 Sandgate-street

Boyle, John, baker. New Bridge-street
Boyle, Eobert, (c <^ b) potter, Fullarton-street
Boyle, Eobert (6), weaver, 30 Carrick-street
Brackenridge, H. (c), farmer, Clochranhill, Burns's-eottage
Brown, James (6), writer, 27 Newmarket-street
Brown, Mrs Martha, Ayrshire and Galloway Inn, Dalblair-road
Brown, Mrs William, grocer, 203 High Street
Brown, John (6), cabinet-maker, 12 Sandgate-street
Brown, John & William, ironmongers, 50 High-street
Brown, John (5), late brewer, 27 Mill-street
62 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Brown, Robert, (6), grain-dealer, office, Corn Exchange

Buildings, 108 High-street ; house, New-road, Newton
Brown, William, grocer, 122 High-street house, Winton Build-
;

Brown, Mrs., furrier dyer, 19 New-Bridge-street [ings.

Brown, Robert, salesman, Messrs. Arthur, Currie, & Co., Winton
Buildings; house, John-street, Content
Brown, Miss, dressmaker, 20 New-Bridge-street
Brown, Thomas, George and Dragon Inn, 115 High-street
Browning, A., druggist, 18 Sandgate-street; house, 12 Cathcart-
Bruce, Mrs., schoolmistress, 13 Mill-street [street
Buchanan, Capt. Wm. Barracks, South-quay
Buntine, Mrs. William, 2 Wellington-square.
Burns, Andrew (6), tailor and clothier, 32 High-street

Caldwell, David, blacksmith, 255 High-street

Calvert, A. B., Adjutant, Ayrshire Yeomanry Cavalry, Content-
house, Wallacetown
Cameron, Wm., messenger, Ayrshire Bank, New-Bridge-street
Campbell, James, road surveyor, Townhead
Campbell, David (5), of Campbell & Co., drapers, 12 High-street
Campbell, John, steamboat master, Ayr Barracks
Campbell, Captain, R.N., Blackburn, Racecourse-road
Campbell, Charles, agent. Bank of Scotland, 24 Sandgate-street
Campbell, James (6), draper, 8 High-street house, 20 New-
;

market-street
Campbell, John, spirit-dealer, 6 Newmarket- street
Carr, Mrs., Alloway Cottage, Ayr near Burns's Cottage
;

Carson, Andrew, jeweller, 32 Newmarket-street house, Main- ;

street, Newton
Chambers, Rev. John, (Moravian), 23 Mill-street
Church, Old EstabUshed (Rev. Dr. Auld and Rev. W. Shaw,
assistant and successor to Mr Cuthill), Kirkport, High-street
,New Established (Rev. Dr. Auld and Rev. W. Shaw),
Fort-street
, Ayr and Wallacetown Free (Rev. W. Grant), Sandgate-st
, United Presbyterian ( Cathcart-street
),
, Episcopal (Rev. W. S. Wilson), Fullarton-st
-,Moravian (Rev. John Chambers), Mill-street
-, Methodist (Rev James Beckwith), Charlotte-street

-, Evangelical Union, Corn Exchange Hall, High-street

Clark, Mrs David Kennedy, farmer, Lochfergus

Clark, Thomas, gas manager, Gas Works, South-beach
Clugston, Robert, mill-dam washing-green, head of Mill-street
—
Clydesdale Bank agent, P. Cowan, Newmarket-street
Cochrane, Mrs., draper, 40, Newmarket-street
Collier, Mrs,, 13 AUoway-place
Cooper, William, teacher, AUoway-school
Corn Exchange, 108 High-street; Ayr Grain-Market held
every Tuesday at Half-past 12
 AYR. t>3

Corner, "Wm, (6), hair-dresser and Eegister-office, Sandgate-st.

County Rates Office, 53 Sandgate-street
County Tax Office, 34 Sandgate-street [ton road
Cowan, Hugh (Z»), (of Union Bank); house, St. Leonard's, Mid-
Cowan, Mrs. Hugh, sen., Newmarket-street
Cowan, Cuthbert, (of Union Bank) 135 High-street
Cowan, William (b). Union Bank house, 4 Wellington-square
;

Cowan, William, 8 Charlotte- street

Cowan, Patrick (cSfb), agent of Clydesdale Bank, Newmarket-
street ; house, Broomfield-cottage
Cowan, Andrew, & Sons, clothiers, 4 Sandgate-street
Cowan, A., sen. (b), tailor & clothier house, Midsands-cottage
;

Cowan, A., jun. (6), tailor & clothier; house, 40 High-street

Cowan, James, perfumer & Register office, 21 Sandgate-street
Cowan, William (J), of Cowan & Co., wine and spirit merchants,
23 New-Bridge-Street ; house, Broomfield Cottage
Cowan, Miss, eating-house, 20 Old-Bridge-street
Craig, William (6), surgeon, 16 High-st. house,
; 5 Cathcart-st.
Craig, Miss, Ayrshire Needlework, 182 High-street
Crauford, A. C. B,, of Ardmillan, Queen's Terrace
Crauford, William, of Doonside, 27 Wellington- square
Crawford, James L., M.D., 55 High-street; house, 8 New-
Crawford, David, carter, 249 High-street [Bridge-street
Crawford John, dyer, 166 High-street
Crawford, James, storekeeper. High-street.
Crawford, Hugh, policeman, 32 Alloway -street.
Crighton, James, dyer, 258 High-street.
Cunninghame, Mrs. James, Cattle-market Inn, Alloway-street
Currie, Donald (6), draper, Winton Buildings; house. John-
Custom-House, South-quay [street, Content
Cuthbert, Mrs., of Dalleagles, 11 Academy-street
Cuthbert, John, of Cuthbert & Coy., 1 1 Academy-street
Cuthbert, James, & Coy,, wine-merchants, 8 Academy-street
Cuthbert, A., shoemaker, 58 High-st.; house, Main-st., Newton
Cuthbert, Mrs. A., fish-merchant, 63 High-street; house, 53 do.
Cuthbertson, W. B., tobacconist, 142 High-street ; house, 3
Harbour-street
Cuthill, Rev, A. (b), (2d charge), Greenbank Villa, Midton-road

Dalrymple, Miss, 22 Barns-street

Dalziell, William, cooper, 11 Harbour-street
Davidson, Mrs., senr., of Drumley, 22 Wellington-square
Davidson, Mrs., postmistress, 41 Sandgate-street
Davidson, Gilbert, Queen's Head Tavern, 74 High-street
Dick, David, collector for Water Company, office, Kirk-port,
High-street
Dick, John (6), stationer, 28 New-Bridge-st. house, 3 Barns-st.
;

Dick, Peter, precentor, Newton Church house, 255 High-st.

;

Dickie, John (&), baker, 112 High- street; house, 114 do.
64 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Dickie, John, broker, Old-Bridge.

Dinning, Miss, milliner, 43 Sandgate-st. house, IsTewton-green
;

Debbie, James (6), druggist, 18 New-Bridge-street house, 134 ;

Dobbie & Co., boot and shoemakers, 4 High-street [High-st.

Dobbie, Richard (6), (of Dobbie & Co.), shoemaker, 4 Higli-
street house, John-st. Content
; [Craigie-terrace
Dobbie, James, teaclier (Smith's Institution), Townhead house, ;

Dobbie, Mrs. Lieutenant, 131 High-street

Donald, Robert (6), Black Bull Inn, 214, High-street
Donaldson, Mrs. James, 5 Wellington-square [ton-square
Donaldson, David, chandler, 67 High-street house, 5 Welling- ;

Donaldson, Miss E,, draper, 159 High-sb. [Cottage, Content

Dow, Peter (b), baby-linen, 96 High-street; house. Thorn's
Dow, James (e), miller, Alloway Mill Office Store, Exchange —
Buildings
Drennan, James, foreman cabinet-maker, John Reid & Co., Mj^
101 High- street
Dunlop, Samuel (b), Kyle and Carrick Inn, Alloway- street
Dunlop, James, clerk, Ayrshire Bank, New Bridge-street
Dunlop, Alexander, pilot, 1 1 Harbour-street
Dunn, Christina, spirit-dealear, 199 High-street
Dykes, Alexander (c), farmer, Bellsbank, Cumnock-road
Dykes, George, miller, Dutch Mills, near Burns's Monument
Dykes, John (c) farmer, Bellsbank, Cumnock-road

Eagle Tavern, (R. Andrew), 17 High-street

Eaglesham, Hugh
(b), weaver, Mill-street
Easton, Miss, 272 High-street [Villa, Racecourse-road, Ayr
Eaton, William (c), of Kilphine, ex-Sheriff substitute, Eaton
Eaton, C. (c), of Auchenblane, commissary-clerk. County Build-
Eaton, Jas., M.D., Eaton Villa [ings house, Eaton Villa, Ayr
;

Eccles, Alexander (c), farmer, South Corton, Ayr

Eccles, Robert, farmer (c), Masonhill, Ayr
Eckford, Miss, 24 Barns-street
Elliot, Archd. & Co., painters and paper hangers, Sandgate-st.
Enterkine Coal Depot (A. Auld, agent,) South-quay.
Erskine, Joseph (6), burgh treasurer and assessor of Income-
tax, Cassillis- street
Ewen, David, of Ewenfield, 1 mile, Maybole-road
Ewen, Robert, Ewenfield, do. do.

Faulds, Mrs., seedshop, 82 High-street ; house, 80 do.

Fergushill, Capt. R. M'D., of Burnockstone, 3 AUoway-place
Ferguson, Peter (5), wine-merchant, grocer, &c., 14 New Bridge-
street ; house 4 do.
Fergusson, Miss, seminary for young ladies, 3 Cathcart-street
Fergusson, J. (b), tobacconist,26 New-Bridge-st. house 24 do. ;

Fergusson, John (b), grocer, 109 High-street house, 107 do. ;

Fergusson, Miss, dressmaker, Racecourse Toll

 AYR. 65

Fergusson, Jane, lodgings, 4 Newmarket-street

Ferguson, Miss Janet, Berlin warehouse, 27 New-Bridge-st.
Fever hospital, Mill-street (Charles Thomson, surgeon)
Findlay, Miss, lodgings, 7 Newmarket-street
Findlay, W. (c), farmer, Abbothill, Ayr [and 8 Sandgate-st.
Fleming & Logan, confectioners, 1 New-Bridge- st, 11 High-st,,
Fletcher, James, bookseller, 94 High- street [South-quay
Flint, William, clerk to A. B. Telfer, harbour-street; house
Floater, Mrs, stay maker, 28 High- street [Kirkport
Forrest, Bailie Robert (6), grocer, 126 High-street ; house,
Foulds, James (b), residenter, Foulds Cottage, New Prestwick
Frazer. James, bookseller, 85 High-street
Free Church of Ayr and Wallacetown, Sandgate-street
FuUarton, Mrs, of Skeldon, 36 Sandgate-street
FuUarton, Duncan, blockmaker. South-quay [South-quay
FuUarton, Alex., spirit-dealer (6), 13 New-Bridge-st. house,;

FuUarton, Miss, of FuUarton, 23 Barns-street

Fulton, John, veterinary surgeon, 16 Academy-street

Galbraith, Samuel (b), grocer, 57 High-street

Galloway, John (6), cabinet-maker, ^0 High-street
Gait, Robert (6), mason, 7 High-street
Gait, Misses, dressmakers, 7 High-street [39 Carrick-st
Gamble, chemical works, gas works. South-beach
J., house,
;

Gardner, Rev. P. C, chaplain to jaU, 6 Charlotte-street

GemmeU, Gavin, of Whitehill (6), (of Sloan and Gemmell),
shipbuilders; house, 21 Barns-street
Gemmeil, Mrs of Boag, 3 Barns-street
GemmeU, Thomas M. (c Sf b), proprietor and editor of Ayr
Advertiser house, Frankville, Racecourse-road
;

GemmeU, Mrs, of Langlands. Frankville

GemmeU, James, flesher, 61 High-street
Georgeson, W.(6), spirit-dealer, 161 High-street; house, Spring-
Gibb, Mrs, 18 Barns-street [park, Dalblair-road
Gibb, Gavin, accountant. Union Bank house, 18, Barns-street
:

Gibson, Mrs Thomas, Southpark, Racecourse-road

Gibson, W. (c), farmer, Peggyshill, 2 miles, DalmeUington-road
Gibson, Peter, Dyer, Mill-street
Gibson, Misses, FuUarton-street
GUfiUan George (&), messenger-at-arms, 20 New Bridge-street
Girvan, Mrs, grocer, 238 High-street
Glass, A. (6), clothier, 5 Newmarket-st. house, 36 High-street
;

Glen, W., editor and reporter, Ai/r Observer house, Craigie-ter.

;

Glendinning, James, Dalmeilington carrier, 14 Old Bridge-street

Glendinning, James, grocer, 58 Sandgate-street
Gordon, Mrs,, eating-house, 166 High-street
Goudie, Lieutenant John, 12 Academy-street
Goudie, Robert (c 8f b), messenger, auctioneer &c., Isle-lane
Goudie, John, spirit-dealer, 17 Newmarket-street
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66 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Graham, Eev. John, of Eeformed Presbyterian Church, Broom-

field-place, Midton-road
G-raham, Janet, teacher, Infant-school, west end of Charlotte-st.
Graham, Mrs Jonathan, grocer, 260 High-street
Grant, Rev. William, of Ayr Free Church, Queen's-terrace
Grant, J. (6), portioner, 268 High-street
Grant, Hector, railway porter, 13 Boat-vennal
Gray, John (b) (of Wilson & Gray), writer and burgh procura-
tor fiscal. Fort-street; house, 17 Barns-street
Gray, James, Collector of harbour dues, South-quay house, 24
;

New-Bridge-Street [14 Charlotte-street

Gray, H. C. (6), Sheriff-Clerk depute, County Buildings house. ;

Gray, Thomas (i), saddler, 15 High-street; house, 17 do.

Gray, Mrs. WiUiam, 89 High-street
Greenlees, Mrs., spirit-dealer, South-quay
Grimmond, William, teacher (Ragged School), Garden-street
Gross, Mrs., young ladies' seminary, 19 Wellington-square
Guild, William, Dalblair-house, Dalblair-road [terrace
Guthrie, Alexander (6), clerk, Advertiser Office house, Newton-
;

Guthrie, David (6), stationer, 1 High-street

Haldan, J. C, surgeon, 19 Barns-street

Hall, John, (6), musician, 2 Academy-street
Hall, James, teacher of dancing, 15 Newmarket-street
Hamilton, Hon. Lady Jane, of Carcluie and Rozelle, Rozelle-
house, Ayr
Hamilton, Mrs., of Belleisle, Ayr, Racecourse road, 2 miles
Hamilton, Capt. Montgomerie (c & J), Barns-street
Hamilton, Miss, of Sundrum, Mountcharles, Ayr
Hamilton, Miss Jane, 21 Wellington-square
Hamilton, Colonel Hugh, distributor of stamps, and collector
of taxes for Ayrshire, 34 Sandgate-street house, 21 Wel-
;

lington-square
Hamilton, Mrs., senr., of Sundrum, 20 Wellington-square
Hamilton, William (b), tailor and clothier, 25 Newmarket-street
house. Green-street, Newton
Hannay, Mrs., coffee-house, 15 New Bridge-street
Harbour Office, South Quay,
Harper, James (c §- b), writer. Fort-street
Harper, Alex., writer, Fort-street. [St. John-street
Harvey, Mrs Moore, painter, 36 Newmarket-street house, 4 ;

Harvey, James, tailor and clothier, 36 Newmarket-street house, ;

Winton-buildings
Harvey, Douglas, portrait painter, 7 Newmarket- street
Hastings, James, Mount Oliphant, Ayr
Hastings, William (6), Wallace Tower Inn, 188 High-street.
Hastings, Joseph, smith, 253 High-street. [miles
Hastings, David (c) farmer, Sessionfield, Dalmellington road, 4
Hay, Captain Francis (&), 1 Wellington-square
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AYR. 67

Hazle, Alexander, ginger bser manufacturer^ 178 High-street

Hazle, Gilbert, auctioneer, 47 High-street
Henderson, Miss, 16 Sandgate-street
—
Hendrie,William, (c) Gateside, Ayr 2 miles on Holmston Eoad
Hendrie, Andrew, horse-dealer, 169 High- street
Henry, Hugh, overseer. Observer Office 19 New-B ridge-street
;

Hettrick, William, smith, Holmston, Ayr

Higgins, Mrs., sick nurse, 15 Mill-street [Winton Buildings
Highet, Matthew (5), ironmonger, 113 High- street ; house,
Highet, William (6), (of Highet & Sons) slater, Eort-st. house^
;

South-quay
Highet, David, (of Highet & Sons) slater,^ 7 Cathcart-street
Highet, Robert, (of Highet & Sons) 7 Sandgate-street
Hodgeon, Mrs. Robert, Temperance Coffee-house, 98 High-st=
Houldsworth, John, of Dalmellington Iron Company ; house
17, Wellington- square
Howat & Mackay, ironmongers, 116, High-street [High-st,.
Howat, William (of Howat & Mackay, ironmongers), 103,
—
Hughes, Mrs General, Mount Charles beyond Racecourse
Hume, Archibald, of Spitalside, St. Lawrence House, near Race-
Hunter, David (c §- J), farmer, Northpark [course
Hunter, Miss, Alloway Cottage, Ayr
Hunter, William, LL.D., Rector, Ayr Academy, Fort-street
house, Falkland House, Prestwick-road
Hunter, Miss, ironmonger, 68 High-street
Hunter, John (Z>), weaver, 14 Mill-street
Hunter, James (6), victualler, 8 Newmarket-street
Hunter, Adam (6), merchant. Kirk-port house, Blair Lodge,
;

Hunter, Thomas (6), smith,^ Dalblair-road [Racecourse-road

Hunter, James (h), innkeeper, 241 High-street
Hunter, Hugh (6), Ayr Arms Hotel, 1 Sandgate-street
Hunter, Mrs Ann, innkeeper, South-quay
Hunter, Robert, letter carrier, 295 High-street
Hutchison, John, law agent, 30 Newmarket-street ; house,
Happy Cottage, John-street, Content
Hutchison, John(c), spirit-dealer, 129 High-st.; house, Wallace-
Hutchison, John (&), carter, 107 High-street [street
Hutchison, James, (6), carter, 287 High-street
Hutchison, James, grocer and wine merchant, 71 High-street,
Hutchison, Mrs, 25 Newmarket-street [Fish-cross
Hutchison, Mrs William, lodgings, 6 Charlotte- street
Hutchison, Miss, Sandgate-street

Imrie & Sons, Thomas, 31 High-street

Imrie, Thomas (c §- 5), of Imrie & Sons ; house, 26 Barns-street
Imrie, Charles (c), of Imrie & Sons, Nurseries ; house, ^ mile
Dalmellington road
Infant School, (Miss Graham teacher), Charlotte-street
Ingram & Son, watchmakers, 106 High-street
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Ingram, William, of Ingram & Son house, New-road, Newton

;

Irvine, Samuel (b), stationer, 91 High-st. house, 4 Newmar-

;

[ket-street
Jamieson, Thomas, watchmaker, 79 High-street
Johnstone, Mrs Captain, 12 Wellington-square
Johnstone Mrs Quintin, 6 Barns- st.
Johnstone, R., shoemaker, Cross-st. fish-curer, South Quay
;

Johnston & Anderson, painters, 31 Newmarket-street

Johnston, William, painter, Newmarket-street; house, 15 do.
Jones, Mrs Capt., Sandgate-street
Jones, James (b), spirit-dealer, 209 High-street
[street
Keake, Capt. M., agent Dalmellington Iron Co., 11 Charlotte-
Kennedy, Hon. Lord Nigel, Craigweil, near Burns's Monument
Kennedy, P. W. (c Sf b), of Drumellan, manager Western Bank ;

house, 18 Wellington-square
Kennedy, James (c Sf b), of Dalreoch, 18 Wellington -square
Kennedy, Hugh (b), baker, 10 High-st.
Kennedy, WiiUam. torabsone-cutter, Mill-st. house 1 1 Carrick-
;

Kennedy, James, junr., mason, 19 Mill-street [street

Kennedy, John, South-quay
Kennedy, John, spirit-dealer, 19 Newmarket-street
Kennedy, Misses, dressmakers, 4 Charlotte-street
Kennedy, Helen, strawhat- maker, 46 Sandgate-street
Kerr, George, blacksmith, 293 High-street [buildings
Kerr, John (b), saddler, 146 High-st. house back of Winton-
;

King, Thomas (b), builder, 40 Sandgate-st. house, Fort-st.

;

King's Arms hotel ( Hugh Macpnerson), 14 High-street

Kinloch, John (b), shipowner, Mrs Beveridge's, 12 Charlotte-st.
Kinross, John (6), 9 AUoway Place.
Kirkland, William (6), writer. 8 Wellington-square
Kirk, Captain Robert (b), 10 Wellington-square
Knight, Findlay, bookbinder, 20 New Bridge-street house,
;

New-road, Newton
Knox, Rev. James, of United Presbyterian Church, Wallace-
town, Pullarton-street

Lambie, Thomas, boxmaker, 17 New-Bridge-street

Lambie, W. and J., strawhat-makers, 69 High-street
—
Laing, Mrs., Carrick-house Maybole-road f mile
Lang, Arthur (6), English teacher, Ayr Academy ; house,
Carrick-place, Carrick-street
Lauchlan, John, shoemaker, 114 High-street
Lauchlan, Wm., agent for Drongan Colliery, 43 Newmarket-st.
Laurie, Alexander (6), chandler, 90 High-street
Lawson, James (6), ropemaker, 125 High-street
Lawson, John (6), innkeeper, Commercial Hotel, -6 Harbour-st.
Lawson, William (&), spirit-dealer, 123 High-street
Lawson, William, pilot, 8 Boat-vennal
 AYR. by

Lennox, William, inspector of poor, Mill-street

Lennox, Miss, milliner, 93 High-street
Limond, Miss, 6 Al'oway-street
Limond, George, shoemaker, Kirkport, High-street
Limond, Robert, renovator, 235 High-street
Limond, Mrs David 4 Newmarket-street
Livingston, William, baker, 84 High-street
Locke, Robert, gardener, Rozelle, near Biirns's Cottage
Lockhart, Adam & J., fleshers, High-street; house, 7 Sand-
Lockhart, Miss, 1 Academy-street [gate-street
Logan, Misses, 7 AUovray-place
Logan, W. & J., straw-hat-makers, 69 High-street
Logan, David (6), librarian and hardware merchant, 149 High-st.
Loudoun, James (6), tailor 44 High-street
Loudoun, Miss, dressmaker, 44 High-street
Loudoun, Mrs., sick-nurse, 144 High-street
Love, John, clerk, Ayrshire Bank, New-Bridge-street
Lumley, James, horse-breaker. Fort-street
Lyon, Hugh, china- merchant, 49 High-street
Lyon, David M., overseer, Ayr Advertiser OflSce ; house, New°
road, Newton
Lyon, Mrs. Hugh, milliner and stay maker, 51 High-street
Lyon, John, senior, hosier, 22 Mill-street
Lyon, Hugh, foreman currier to Andrew Paterson, Mill-street

Mack, Mrs., lodgings, 6 St. John-street

Mackay, Robert (jc&h), late spirit merchant, New Bridge-street
Mackay, James, of Howat and Mackay, ironmongers ; house,
Mackay, John, saddler, 233 High-street [116 High-street
Mackay, Trantham, land- surveyor. Barracks, South Quay
Mackay, Mrs., 134 High-street [road, Newton
Macklehose, Robert, bookseller, 31 Sandgate-st. house, New-
;

Macneight, Miss, Bellevue, Ayr, Racecourse-road

Macpherson, Hugh, King's Arms Hotel, 14 High-street
Mair, Mrs., 12, Barns-street
Mair, William, grain-dealer, 270 High-street
Maitland, Mrs., 18 Cathcart- street
Mann, Hugh, messenger-at-arms. Kirk Port, High-street
Manson, George (6), smith, 206 High-street ,

Manson, Samuel, inspector of railway trucks, 43 Mill-street

Martin, James, inspector of taxes. Victoria-terrace
Martin, Mrs. David, portioner, Fullarton-street
Matheson, George, hair-dresser, 11 Newmarket-street
Meikle, Hugh, gamekeeper, Rozelle, Monument-road, 2 miles
Middleton, Robert, tailor, 134 High-street
Millan, Peter, Ayr Library, Boat-vennal
Miller, Hugh (6), provost of Ayr, Midton cottage, Midton-road
Miller, J. (6^c), ironmonger, 128 High-st. house, 14 AUoway-
;

Miller, J., jun., iron founder, Newton; house, do. [plasg-

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Miller, J., linen-draper, 100 High-street ; house, 98 do.

Miller, James, Adjutant, Barracks, South Quay
Miller, William (6), flax-dresser, 221 High-street
Miller, John (b), farmer, Robbsland, old May bole-road,1 mile

Miller, William, baker, 48 High-street

Miller, Robert, 8 Barns-street
Miller, Robert (6), cork-cutter, 193 High-street; house, 205 do.
Miller, Mrs,, dressmaker, 33 High-street
Miller, Margaret, muslin-stamper, 65 High-street
Milligan, David, dairyman, Killoch Cottage, M'dton-road. [st.
Mills, Wm., clerk in Mr Templeton's Factory house, Charlotte- ;

Mills, David, stationer, 37 High-street house, John-street;,

;

Mills, John (6), turner, Ayr [VVallacetown

Milwrick, Hugh (5), portioner, 3 Alloway-st.
Mitchell, Mrs. Dr., 14 Cathcart-street
Mitchell, James, Kincaidstone, Ayr
Montgomerie, William (c), Belmont, Ayr, Maybole-road, | mile
Montgoraerie, Archd., teacher of mathematics, Ayr Academy j
house, 16 Cathcart-street
Montgomerie, James, M.D., 16 Cathcart-street
Montgomerie, Rev. Thomas, Millerfield, Broomfield-road
Montgomerie, James (b), farmer, Thornhill, Ayr
Montgomerie, James (6) Laigh Glengall
Morris, James (6), assistant distributor stamps and taxes, 34
Sandgate-street house, St. John-street
;

Morrison, William (6) clothier, 6 High-st. house, 15 Cross-st.

;

Morrison, Misses, Charlotte-street [Wallcetown

Morrison, D., ironmonger, 154 Hijjh-street
Morton, James {b ^c), writer, of Belmont, 9 Wellington-square
Morton, James (6), coach-maker, 45 and 47 Sandgate-street
Morton, George, writer, 25 Sandgate-street house, 47 do. ;

Motherwell, Robert, draper, 42 High-street

Muir, William (c), farmer, Annfield, Ayr
Muir, Hugh, wright, Wrightfield, Greenfield-avenue, Ayr
Muir, Andrew, painter, 19 Mill-street
Muir, Thomas, painter, 155 High-street
Muir, James, spirit-dealer, 136 High-street
Muir, William, riddlemaker, 44 Mill-street
Murdoch. J. F. (6), Procurator-Fiscal, County Buildings house^ ;

12 Alloway-place [Lodge
Murdoch, John, writer. County Buildings house, Fairfield —
Murdoch, Mrs Alexander, of Fairfield Lodge, Racecourse-road
Murdoch, James (6), quarrymaster, Cassillis-street
Murdoch, John, civil engineer, architect & surveyor, Cassillis-st,
Murdoch, Charles, High Corton, Ayr
Murdoch, Mrs Samuel, grocer, 138 High-street
Murdoch, Mary, dressmaker, Kirk-port, High-street
Murdoch, M. & J. dress and strawhat-makers, 86 High-street
Murray, D. (Z>), ostler. Star Hotel, 108 High-st. house, 205 do. ;
 AYR. 71

Murray, John, macer, Sheriff-court, County Buildings

Murray, William, shoemaker, 22 Newmarket- street

M'Ammond, John (b), fishmonger, High-street, back of Winton

M'Auly, Miss, fine needle work, 53 High-street [Buildings
M'Callum & Ferguson, messeuger-at-arms, and agents, 37
M'Callum, Charles, Blue Bell Inn, 130High-st. [Newmarket-st.
M'Callum, Mrs,, victualler, Boat-vennal
M'Clelland, James (6), writer, 14 Wellington-square house,
;

Queen's-terrace
M'Clelland, Mrs. Thomas, 11 Wellington- square
M'Clelland, James (6), shoemaker, 22 01d-Br!dge-stre':t
M'Clue, Adam (precentor, Ayr U.P. Church), Fort-street
M'Clure, George (6), wright, Carrick-street
M'Clymont, W. & R, fleshers, 16 Old-Bridge-street
M'Colm, J. & W., grocers, 236 High-street
M'Colm, John, farmer. Cockhill, Ayr
M'Connell, Thomas, Whip Ii n, 1 Carrick-street
M'Connell, Peter, register for farm servants. 251 High-street
M'Conochie, Rev. James, (Congregational Chapel), Cassillis-st.
M'Cormick, Robert (6), grocer, 77 High-street
M'Cosh, Thomas (6), writer, FuUarton-street [place
M'Cowan. Hew (h), teller, Ayrshire Bank house, 2 Allowsy-
;

M'Crae, Miss, 34 Sandgate-street

M'Creath, William (c), farmer, Forehill, Ayr
M'Creath, James (c), farmer, High Glengall
M'Creath, William, clerk, Ayrshire Bank, 34 New-Bridge-st.
M'Crea(iie, James (6), provision merchant, 10 New-Bridge-st.
M'Cfindle, David, Bank Farm, Ayr.
M'€ririck, James (b), gunsmith, 18 Sandgate-street
M'Crone, William (c). farmer, Burnton, Ayr
M'Cubbin, Mrs., 29 Newmarket-street
M'Cubbin, Alexander (b), writer and accountant, 10 Cathcart-st
M'Cubbin, Thomas (6), tailor, Kirkport, High- street
M Culloch, Thomas, Wheat Sheaf Inn, 229 High-street
M'Derment, James, & Sons (6), land-surveyors, 56 Mill-street
M'Derment, James, burgh-officer, 34 Mill-street
M'Donald, Donald, superintendent of police, 151 High-street
M'Donald, George (6), grocer, 222 High-street
M'Donald, Robert, chemist and druggist, 81 High-street house,
;

4 Newmarket-street.
M'Donald, Misses, teachers and milliners, 45 High- street
M'Dougal. William, kirk-officer, 98 High-street
M'Dougal, William, smith Mill- street
M'Ewan, Mrs., victualler, 183 High-street
M'Ewan, James (6), coal-agent, 20 Newmarket-street
M'Ewan, William (6), tailor, clothier, manufacturer, &c., 76
and 80 High-street house, Kirkport
;

M'Fadzean, J. & J., dress-makers, 102 High-street

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M'Farlane, Mrs., 16 Charlotte-street

M'Gaan, William, farmer and dealer, 218 High-street
M'Garroeh, John, foreman weaver to William M'Ewau ; housej
New-road. liTewton.
M'Gill, John (b), shoemaker, 28 Mill-street
M'Guffie, Geo. (Z»), saddler, 2 Newmarket street ; house, Wel-
come Tavern, 83 High-street
M'Hutchon, A. & Son, bakers, 184 High-street
M'Hutchon, Adam (c Sf b), of Fisherton, Wheatfield, Ayr, Eace-
M'Hutchon, Mrs. Maitland, 33 High-street [course road, 4 mile
M'Hutcheon, Miss, dress-maker, 23 Sandgate-street
M'llwraith, John (6), plumber, slater, and glazier, 114 High-st.
M'llwraith, John, tide-waiter. Custom-house house, Russell-st,
;

M'llwraith & Co., joiners, 156 High-street. [Newton

M'Jannet, H. & J. (6), bakers, 25 High- street
M'Kay, Alex, house-factor oflSce, 33 Newraarket-st. house,
; ;

Wallacetown
15 Cross-street,
M'Kill, Robert, market gardener, 30 High-street house,. ;

Lunon Washing-house, Midton-road

M'Kean, Charles, hairdresser, 35 High-street
M'Kelvie, John, grain and spirit-dealer, Fort-street
M'Kenzie, Elizabeth, dressmaker, 37 Mill-street
M'Kessock, W. B., governor, Ayr County Prison
M'Kie, John, South Lodge, Racecourse -road
M^Kie, William (b), of Dalmore, The Knowe, Midton-road
M'Kinnon, Mrs. Dr., FuUarton-street
M'Knight, John (6), cabinet-maker, of J. Wilson & Co., Sand-
gate-street, ; house, Main-street, Newton
M'Laren, Mrs., lodgings, 12 Cathcart-street
M'Larty, Malcolm & Son, tailors, 145 High-street
M'Latchie, John (5), town-crier and spirit-dealer, 65 High-st.
M'Latchie, Mrs., china-merchant, 152 High-street; house, 156 do-
M'Lauchlan, Robert, architect, 42 AUoway-street
M'Lauchlan, Thomas, junior, painter, 44 High-street
M'Lauchlan, Richard, planemaker and cutler, 32 High-street ^
house, 12 Carrick-street
M'Lachlan, Alexander, spirit-dealer, South- quay
M'Lean, Alexander, victualler and spirit-dealer, 23 Isle-lane
M'Master, Hugh (6), shoema,ker, 28 Newmarket-street
M'Master, Misses, dressmakers, 24 Newmarket-street
M'Michael, William, Allan's granary, High- street
M'Millan, James (c 8f b), of Changue, 7 Wellington-square
M'Moreland. Mrs., calenderer, 22 Mill-street
M'Murray, Thomas {b% ironmonger, 23 High-st. house, 13 do. ;

M'Murray, Miss, dressmaker, 11 New-Bridge-st. house, 11 do. ;

M'Murray, William, bookseller and printer, 9 High-street

M'Murtrie, John (6), writer, County Buildings house, 1& ;

M'Murtrie, Thomas, burgh officer, 178 High-st. [Wellington-sq.

;

M'Murtrie, Robert (&), innkeeper, Crown Hotel, 119 High-st_

 AYR, '
7i> ^

M'N'ab, Mrs., lodgings, 21 Newmarket-street.

M'Wab, James (c), wright Old Toll, Ayr; shop, 297 High-st.
M'Nab, Gilbert, late sheriff-clerk, Dalbiair-road
M'lSTeight, Miss, of Bellevue, Bellevue, Racecourse-road, ^ mile
M'Neight, Wm.,'writeratMr Pollock's, 39 Newmarket-st. house,
;

John-street. Wallacetown
M'lSTeille, Mrs,, senr., 62 High street
M'Neille, John (6), currier. Old Bridge-st. house, Blackburn
-,

Cottajfe, Sacecourse-road. f mile

M'Nider, John, hat manufacturer, 110 High-street
M'Pherson, Mrs Major, 23 Wellington-square
M'Skiraming, Miss, dressmaker. Fort-street
M'Taggart^ J. O. (c §- 6), of Seafield, Racecourse-road, 1 mile
M'Taggart, Miss, Seafield
M'Vicar, James, wright, Low Bridge-of-Doon, Ayr, 2 miles
M'Whinnie, Mrs,, 14 Barns-street
M'Whinnie, Misses, dressmakers, 6 Cathcart-street
M'Whirter, Anthony, policeman, Mill-street
M' William, David, shoemaker, 17 Carrick-street.

Neill, Dr. Matthew, Smith-villa, Racecourse-road

Neilson, Adam, Nursery, Townhead
Nicol, Andrew (b), spirit-dealer. Old Bridge-st. house, Jolin-st..,
;

Nicol, Adam (6), confectioner, 3 and 207 High-st, [Wallactowa

Nicol, Mrs., lodgings, 134 High-street
Nicol, Janet, Ayrshire needlework, 48 High-street
Nicol, William, sheriff-officer, 204 High-street
Nicolson, Mrs., of Barns, Racecourse-road
Nisbet, Mrs. Alexander, portioner, 255 High-street
Niven, John, gardener, 28 Mill-street

Oliver, James, victualler and spirit- dealer, 38 Hifb-street

Orr, James, teacher (Prison) house, 163 High-street
;

Orr, Thomas, smith, 39 Mill- street

Osborne, Marion, calenderer, 66 High-street
Overitt, William, town porter, 62 High-street

Park, Wm. (h), cabinetmaker. 80 High-st. house, New-road

;

Parker, John (6), builder, Fullarton-street

Parker, James, grocer, 162 High-street
Parker, Mrs. Robert, clothes-mangier and glazier, 10 High-st.
Parker, Mrs, Jane, 6 Wellington -square
Pasea, Mrs., Mrs. Gross's, 19 Wellington Square
Paterson, John (6), currier, 180 High-street ; house. Mill-street
Paterson, Andrew (h), currier. Mill-street; shop, 153 High-st, 4
house. Rose Villa, Victoria-park
Paterson, John, land-surveyor, 15 Newmarket-street
Paterson, Miss, Dalblair-road
Paterson, Miss, dressmaker, Fuilarton-§4r«et
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Paton, Jas., & Sons, builders, wood-merchants, &c.,'South Quay

Paton, James (c Sf b), of Macnairston, Blackburn-villa
Paton, Kobert (6), of James Paton & Sons, 10 AUoway-place
Paton, James, junr. (b), of James Paton & Sons, 5 Alloway-
Paton, Miss, 2 Barns-street [place
Paton, James, Ayr Free Church officer. Fort-street
Patrick & Sons, hat manufacturers, 22 High-street
Paul, John (5), writer and factor, Fort-street
Pherie, Samuel, teacher, 175 High-street
Peden, Mrs., lodgings, Albert-place, Boat-vennal
Peden, Miss, dressmaker, do.
Picken, Francis (6), plumber, 19 Isle Lane
Pollock, Wm. (c 8fb}, dean of guild and writer, 39, Il^ewmarket-
street ; house, Carrick-house, Maybole-road
Police-office (Donald M'Donald, superintendent), Town's
Buildings, Sandgate-street
Post-Office, 41 Sandgate-street (Mrs. Davidson, post-mistress)
Potter, James (6), shoemaker, 266 High-street
Property and Income Tax Office, Fort-street

Rae, Archibald, foreman tailor to Arthur, Currie, & Co. house

;

15 Old Bridge-street.
Ramsay, John, shoemaker, 27 Mill- street
Ramsay, Robert, farmer, Blackburn, Racecourse -road
Ramsay, Elizabeth, straw-hat maker, 143 High-street
Reid, Hugh (b), Town clerk, County Buildings house, Fort-st.
;

Reid, John (b), brewer, Fort, Fort-street

Reid, Thomas, accountant, Ayrshire Bank, New Bridge-street
Reid, John, upholsterer and house agent, 26 Sandgate-street
Reid, David, 20 Cathcart-street
Reid, David, ropemaker, 64 High-street
Reid, Marjory, grocer, 256 High-street
Reid, Arthur, smith, 178 High-street
Reid, Barbara, dress-maker, 3 New Bridge-street
Reid, Misses, Ayrshire Needlework, 23 Sandgate-street
Richmond, Janet, lodgings, Albert-place, Boat-vennal
Richmond, James, gamekeeper, Shaw-field, Old Maybole-road
Richmond, William, foreman tailor to William M'Bwan j house»
62 High-street
Rigg, Miss, dress-maker, 3 New Bridge-street
Ritchie, John (6), china merchant, 35 Sandgate-street ; house,
Ritchie, Davidson, Burns' Cottage, AUoway [9 Cathcart-st.
Road Trustee Clerk, John M'Murtrie, writer. County Buildings
house, 16 Wellington-square [Fullarton-street
Robb, Hugh (h), mason, Patent Limekilns, South-quay house ;

Robertson, James, Nether Carbello. 23 Sandgate-street

Robertson, Robert (c^b), writer, 27^ Wellington-square house ;

13 do.
Robertsonj D. D., painter & paper hanger, Sandgate-st
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Robertson, John, grocer, 28 Sandgate-st. house, 19 Newmarket-

;

Roberts, William (b), chimney-sweeper, 202 High-st. [street

Robison, James, Sheriff-substitute. 1 AUuway- place
Robson, Edrt'ard. draper, 25 New-Bridge-st. house, 30 do.
;

Rodger, James (6) flesher, 13 Newmarket-st, house, 45 High-st

;

Rodger, Thomas, jobbing-gardener, 111 High-street

Rodman, Arthur, master- pilot. South-quay
Ronald, John, surgeon (&), 60 High-st. house, 39 Sandgate-st.
;

Ronald, William, mason, 264 High-street

Ronald, Miss, dressmaker, 5 Boat-vennal
Ross, Alexander (b), shoemaker, Winton-buildings house, do. ;

Ross, Gilbert, and Co. {h), shoemakers, 107 High-street

Ross, Sarah, grocer, 15 Mill-street
Ross, Miss, milliner, 19 New-Bridge- street
Rowan, Stephen (6), writer and session clerk, 8 Cathcart-street
Rowning, George, 10 Barns-street
Rutherford, George, cabinet-maker, 131 High-street
Rutherford, Mrs,, draper, 124 High-street house, 134 do.
-,

Sandilands, Robert (b), cooper, house and work shop. Ex-

change Court, 108 High-street
Savings Bank, T. Reid, manager. Kirk-port, High-street
Schwabbe, Mrs., Bourtree-park, Dalmellington-road
Scotland, Bank Charles Campbell, agent, 24 Sandgate-street
of,
Scott, David farmer, Whitefordhill, Ayr
(c),
Scott, Robert, comptroller of customs. South quay house,;

Semple, Mrs. R., grocer, 196 High-street [Newton-terrace

Semple, John, ironmonger. 87 High-street
Service, Thomas, gardener, Doonholm, 3 miles, Maybole-road
Shaw, Janet, straw-hat maker, 39 High-street
Shaw, David (c §• 6). J.P. clerk, and factor to the Marquis of
Bute, County Buildings house, 25 Wellington-square
;

Shaw, Rev. William, Established Church, 2d charge, 4 Barns-

Shaw John (b), wright, 144 High-street [street
Shankland, Mrs. A., fishmonger and spirit- dealer, 101 High-st
Shankland. William, spirit-dealer, Ram's Head Inn, 4 AUoway-
Sheddan, Mrs., Eaton Villa, Racecourse-road [street
Silver, George, draper, and gutta percha warehouse, 19 High-st
Sloan, C. F. (6), M.D., 27 Sandgate-street
Sloan, Mrs., 27 Sandgate-street
Sloan and Gemmell, shipbuilders, yard and office. North-quay
Sloan, John. (6), clothier, 12 New-Bridge-street; house, Albert
Place, Boat Vennal [house, 73 do.
Sloss, James (6), (of J. & G. Sloss, ironmongers). 75 High-st.
Smith, A. (6), and R. (6), millers, Town's-mills, Mill-street
Smith, Mrs Dr., Brownhill-cottage, Midton-road
Smith, John and Robert, brewers, 40 High-street
Smith, John, railway depot porter, 234 High-street
Smith, James, (b), tailor, 143 High-street
76 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Smith, Mrs Andrew Smith, Villa, Racecourse-road

Smith, Mrs David, spirit-dealer, 2 Carrick-street
Smith, Misses, 45 Sandgate-street
Smith, James, senr., (6), grain merchant, 40 Mill-st. [Terrace
Smith, W. (6), spirit-dealer, 2 Harbour-street house, Craigie
;

Smith, Robert, messenger, Union Bank, 139 High-street

Smith and Gardener, silk mercers and drapers, 17 Sandgate-st,
Smith, Mrs Ebenezer. shoemaker, 141 High-st. house, 166 do.
;

Smith, James, junr. (h), graindealer, 44 Alloway-street

Smith, Robert, plasterer, FuUarton Street
Smith, James, farmer Goukscroft, 2 miles, Racecourse-road, Ayr
iSraith, Robert (c), farmer. Trees, Holmston-road, 3 miles, Ayr
Smith, John (c), farmer. Trees, do., Ayr
Smith, Robert, sexton, George-street, Wallacetown
Smith's Institution, Smiths'-road, (James Dobbie, teacher)
Sparks, Mrs., 8 Alloway-place
Sprent, Mrs., register-office for servants. Kirk -port
Sprott, Mrs., stay -maker, 223 Hi eh -street
Star Hotel, Hugh Wallace, 108 High-street
Steam-boat office, (T. Steele, manager), 4 Harbour-street
Steele, Thomas, steam-packet agent, 4 Harbour- street house,
;

Stevenson, Captain, 13 Cathcart- street [Newton-terrace

Stewart, Thomas, saddler, 8 Sandgate-street
Stewart, Thomas (b). Union Tavern, 3 Boat Vennal
Stewart, William, toll-keeper. Horse Market Toll
Stewart, Charles (6), of Friarland, South-quay
Stewart, Wm., grocer, 170 High-st.; house, Winton Buildings
Stewart, James (b). High-street.
Strang, David, draper, (successor to P. Maxwell), 2 High-street
Struthers, Miss, dressmaker, 5 Academy-street
Struthers, J., farmer. Slaphouse, Ayr, old Maybole road 2 miles
Sturrock, Arch., seedsman, Corn Exchange Court, 108 High-st.
Superintendent of Police, Donald M'Donald house, 131 High-st.
;

Sym, Thomas (6). builder, 130 High-street

Sym, Henry, foreman mason to Thomas Sym, builder house, ;

Content.

Tait, Mrs., Queen's-terrace

Tait, Campbell, mercer &draper, 5 Sandgate-street; house,
Tait, Andrew, tinsmith, 17 Old Bridge-st. [Queen's-terrace
Tannahill, John, tailor. Harbour-street [Harbour-street
Taylor, Robert (i), writing-master, Ayr Academy house, 10
;

Taylor, John & Andrew, millwrights, Townhead

Tavlor. Archibald, Steamboat Inn, South-quay
Telfer. A. B. (6), of Cunning-park, merchant and shipowner;
office. Harbour-street house, Cunning-park, 2 miles on
;

Racecourse-road
Telfer, James, provision-merchant, 133 High-street
Templeton, John (b), watchmaker & jeweller, 145 High-street;
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Templeton, Robert, watch-maker, 120 High-street

Templeton, David, woollen-manufacturer, Dutch Mill, near
Burns's Monument
Templeton, James (b), carpet-manufacturer, Tort-street
Tennant, Miss C, 1 Cathcart-street [house 143 do.
Tennant, Misses, 39 High-street [roa4
Tennant, John (c §• b), of Creoch, Broomfield-place, Broomfield-
Tennant, John, blacksmith, AUoway, near Burns's Monument
Terrie, James, locksmith, &c., 32 High-street
Thom, John, keeper of Assembly Rooms, 2 1 New Bridge-street
Thorn, Mrs., straw-hat maker, 21 New Bridge-street
Thomson, A. E. (6), land surveyor, High-st house, Cathcart-st
;

Thomson, WilUam, Tam O' Shanter Tavern, 238 High-street

Thomson, Adam, surgeon-dentist, 14 Academy-street
Thomson, Robert, ironmonger, 22 New-Bridge-street
Thomson, Charles, surgeon, Fever Hospital, Mill- street
Thomson, A. W., & Co., drapers, 8 New-Bridge-street
Thomson, Alex., Collector of Customs, South-quay; house, 21
Barns- street
Thornhill, Wm.,
hat-manufacturer, 18 High-street
Todd James merchant, 134 High- street
(6), late
Tosh, George, surveyor of taxes, Fort-street ,

Turnbull, Alexander, cooper. Well-court, Isle-lane

TurnbuU, William, cooper, 156 High-street
[street
Underwood, John (i) & Wm., cabinet-makers, Newmarket-
Union Bank of Scotland, 137 High-st., Hunters & Co., agents

Vance, Robert, clerk, Dalmellington Iron Co., South-quay

Walker, Mrs., Ayrshire needle-work, 24 New-Bridge-street

Wallace, Hugh (6), Star Hotel, 108 High-street
Wallace, Robert, farmer, Parkhouse, Maybole road
Wallace, Alex., (&), grocer, 1 69 High-street ; house, Parkhouse
Wallace, Hugh, (c), farmer, Crofthead
Wallace, John, boot and shoemaker, 61 High-st. house, 129 do.
;

Wallace, John, coal agent. Turf Inn, 230 High-street

Wallace, Jane, dressmaker, 297 High-street
Water Company's OflBlce, Kirkport, High-street
Watson, John (b), tailor and clothier, 23 Newmarket-street
Watson, James (b) brewer, 12 Mill-street
Watson, Miss, 14 Wellington-square
Weir, Mrs. Thomas, lodgings, 12 Academy-street
White, Robert, foreman joiner to Thomas Sym, builder; house.
Green-street. [house. Green-street
White, Alexander, foreman cabinetmaker to J. Wilson & Co.
White, William, brass founder, 114 High- street house, 41
;

Newmarket-street
Whiteside, Anthony, Charlotte-street
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Whiteside, William M.D., 16 New-Bridge-street

(b),
Whyte, William, farmer, Greenfield, near Burns's Monument
Wight, William, grain-dealer, 11 Boat-vennal
Wight, John (6), druggist, 117 High-street
Wilkinson, Mrs, Hope Tavern, 17 Boat-vennal
Williamson, Andrew (c Sf b), wine and spirit merchant, Kirk-
port house, Blackburn Villa, ^ mile. Racecourse-road
;

Wilson, Mrs David, 10 B^rns-street

Wilson, John, sen. (c), farmer, Carcluie, Maybole-road
Wilson, J. P. (6), of Polquhairn, Rose Bank, Maybole-road
Wilson, James, of Corsehill, Alio way-road, 1^ miles
Wilson, John (&), of Wilson & Gray, writers, Fort-street
Wilson, John, & Company upholsterers, 15 Sandgate-street
Wilson, George, of Wilson & Co., upholsterers, Sandgate-street
house, Dalblair-road [road
Wilson, John & Son (6), hosiers, 88 High-st. house, Dalblair-
;

Wilson, James (of Wilson & Co., upholsterers) bouse, ,Dal- ;

blair-road
Wilson, Rev. W. S., Episcopal clergyman, Queen's-terrace
Wilson, Miss, 18 Cathcart-street
Wilson, James (6), grain-dealer, 189 High-street
Wilson, George (6), spirit-dealer, Vulcan Tavern, 48 High-st.
Wilson, Robert (6), auctioneer, 4 Academy -street; house. Main-
street, Newton
Wilson, Hugh, foreman. Patent Saw Mills, South-quay
Wise, George, portioner, 30 New-Bridge-street
Withers, George, basketmaker, 48 High-street
Withers, Thomas, precentor, Wallacetown Church, do.
Woodburn, Alexander, 26 Wellington-square
Wood, Mrs., 16 Barns-street [Prestwick-road
Wood, Wm, (b^c), merchant, 168 High-st.; house, Woodfield,
Wright, Daniel, baker, 106 High-street; house, 104 do.
Wright, Mrs Dr., 10 Charlotte-street
Wright, Campbell & Co. (5), drapers, Harbour street house, ;

Albert-place, 1 Boat Vennal

Wyllie, Major James, Queen's terrace
Wyllie, Mrs John, portioner, 18 Sandgate-street
Wylie, William, reporter for Ayr Advertiser house, Craigie
;

Terrace, Wallacetown
Wyllie, Hugh, miller, Over-mills, Holmston-road

Yakabowski, Ignatius, teacher of French, Ayr Academy ;

house, 25 Newmarket-street
Young, William (c), farmer, Holmston
Young, William, umbrella- maker, 41 Newmarket-street
Young, John, burgh officer, 228 High-street
Young, Hugh, riddle-maker, 40 Carrick-vennal
Young, William, carver and gilder, 9 Newmarket-street
Young, Miss, dressmaker, South-quay
 ;

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— Continued.
NEWTON, WALLAGEIOWNj AND ST. EVOK.

[Newton and Wallaceto-wn adjoin Ayr St. Quivox Parish

; includets
"Wallacetown St. Quivox village is two-and-a-half miles from Ayr
;

Whitletts, One-and-a-half.]

Affleck, Wm., jr. (b), cabinet-maker, 13 George-street ; shop.

High-street, Ayr
Affleck, Mrs. E., railway carrier, Old Bridge-end, Wallacetown
Aird, James (6), blacksmith. Hall's- vennal
Aitken, William, limekilns, Saltfield-lane, Newton-green
Aitken, Hugh (b), late shoemaker, Newton-terrace
Alexander, Wm. (b), builder, Content- street
Alexander, Mrs Deacon, Main-street, Newton
AUison, Alexander, ship-master, 29 Cross-street
Allison, William (b), late ship-master, Green-street
Anderson, James (c), farmer, Kirkhill, 3 miles, St Quivox
Anderson William (c), builder, New-road, Newton
Anderson, John, builder, New-road
Anderson, John, salesman, coal-depot, Newton-head
Anderson, Thomas, clerk, Kirkhill-cottage
Andrew, James, dairyman, Sea-lane
Andrew, Eobert, goods manager, Eailway Station, Darlington-
Andrew, Mrs Grace, grocer, Crosshouse, Main-st. [road
Auld, Eobert, innkeeper, Whitletts

Ballantine, Alexander, ship master. Garden-street

Barclay, James, portioner, Hunter's Place, New-road
Barr, Andrew, draper, Main-street shop. High-street
;

Barr, Joseph,^(6), New-road, Newton

Beaton, William, (6), manufacturers' agent, Allison-street
Beaton, Miss Janet, dressmaker, Allison -street
Bicket, Alexander, flesher, Main-street
Blane, William, grocer, Cross-street
Blane, Mrs Thomas, grocer, 32 Content-street
Blane, Jane, dressmaker. Weaver-street
Blane, William, road-contractor. Main-street
Bone, Wm., Bailie (6), County Eate Office, Ayr; house, Prest-
Borland, Samuel, broker, Wallace-street [wick-road
Bowman, James, grocer, Elba-street
Boyman, James, grocer, Elba-street
Boyd, Eev. Andrew, Newton Manse, New-road
Boyd, Eobert, harbour-master, Saltfield House, Newton-green
Boyd, Eobert (6), engineman, Wallacetown
80 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Boyd, Eobert, boatbuilder, Hall's-vennal

Boyd, David, grocer. Main-street
Bracken ridge, Benjamin, (b), hair-dresser, Old Bridge-end
Brown, Mrs., Burns's-tavern, River-street
Brown, R., John-street, salesman to Arthur, Currie, & Co., Ayr
Brown, R., grain-dealer, Prestwick-road office. Corn Exchange
; )i

Brown, James, grocer, ham-curer, &c.. Main-street

Brown, Mrs., sewing agent. Main-street
Bruce, Alex., (c), farmer, Shaw, St Quivox
Burge, William, supervisor of inland revenue, Newton-terrace ^

Bryan, George, grocer, Elba- street

Caldwell,, Maitland, cartwright and joiner, Wallace-st. house,

;

Caldwell, James, (6), smith. George-street [Allison-street

Calvert, A. B., Adjutant, A.Y.C., Content House
Cameron, Miss, sewing-school, Peebles- street
Campbell, Captain John, Peebles-street
Campbell, Captain, Eden-hall, Prestwick-road
Campbell, James, (c & b), (of Craigie Estate), Craigie House
Campbell, David, (c), factor on Auchincruive, Mounthamilton
Campbell, John, saddler, River-street
Campbell,- James, late tide waiter, 33, Content- street
Campbell, Mrs John, grocer, Peebles-street
Candlish, William (6). grocer. Green-street
Candlish, John, draper. Main-street
Carson, Andrew, jeweller, Main-st. shop, Newmarket-st., Ayr
;

Chrystie, John, accountant. Main-street

Church, Newton Established. Main-street (Rev. Andrew Boyd.)
, St. Evox Established, (Rev. Dr. M'Quhae) St Evox
, Wallacetown Quoad Sacra, (Rev. J. Forbes), John-st.
, Newton Free (Rev. Jas. Stevenson, A.M.), Main-street
, Wallacetown Free (Rev. Alex. Stewart). Limond's-wynd
, Original Seceders (Rev. J. Robertson), George-street
, United Presbyterian (Rev. James Knox, A.M.,) Wallace-st.
, Reformed Presbyterian (Rev. John Graham), John-street i

,Independent (Rev. J. Maconochie), River-street

, Roman Catholic (Rev. Wm. Thomson), John-street

Clark, Captain James, North-quay

Clark, James, Economical store, George-street
Clark, James, clerk, Ayr Foundry house. Green-street
;

Clark, William, potato-merchant, Elba-street

Cochrane, Thomas, wright, Slatehall, St. Quivox
Colvin, Benjamin, spirit-dealer, Cross-street
Cook, Neil, wright, Whitletts
Cook, Neil, wright, Whitletts
Connell, Thomas, woollen manufacturer, Limond's-wynd
Connell, James, printer. Main-street
Connoway, John, bookseller, Cross-street
Cook, Daniel, tailor. Main-street
 NEWTON, WALLACETOWN, ANJ) ST. EVOX 81

Coulthard, David, shipmaster, Green-street

Cowan, Robert (6), portioner, York-street
Cowan, Mrs., grocer, Wallace-street
Crawford, Kennedy (clerk in Ayrshire Bank), Main -street
Crawford, John, Main-street
Crawford, Peter, spirit-dealer and sewing-agent, Wallace-street
Cunningham, James, grocer and tailor. Main-street
Cunningham, William (6), sailmaker, Cross-street sail-loft, ;

Cunninghame, Archibald, tailor. Garden-street [South-quay

Curricj Donald, (of Arthur, Currie, & Co.), John-street
Currie, J. and A., pawnbrokers, Cross-street
Cufchbert, Gilbert, superintendent of rails, Ayr Colliery ; house,
Cuthbert, Mrs Jean, brewer, Main-street [Weaver-streel
Cuthbert, Mrs, sewing-agent, Garden-street
Cuthbert, Helen, grocer, Newton- terrace

Dalzel, John (6), manufacturers' agent, &c., AUison-streefe

Dalrymple, Quintin (6), Garden-street
Dairy mple. Miss, sewing-agent, Garden-street
Darrell, Mrs, grocer, Elba-street
Davies, William, oificer of inland revenue, Content-street
Dick, John (c), residenter, Whitletts
Dick, David, collector of water-rates, Main-street
Dickie, Robert, blacksmith, Slatehall, St Quivox
Dickie, David, shoemaker, Whitletts
Dickie & Wilson, Glasgow & Galloway carriers, Clune's-vennal
Dickie, Matthew, (of Dickie & Wilson), Clune's-vennal
Dickie, Thomas, Newton Free Church ofl&cer, Peebles-street
Dickson, William, manager, Ayr Colliery house, Whitletts
;

Dobie, James, teacher (Smith's Institution, Ayr), John-st

Donnelly, Wm., sexton, Wallacetown burying- ground Cross-st.
Douglas, John, shoemaker's agent. Main-street
Douglas, Henry, grocer, Elba- street
Douglas, William, grocer, Content-street
Douglas, Hugh, blacksmith, Sandyford, St Quivox
Dow, James, farmer, Dalmilling, St Quivox
Dow, P., lace merchant, Thom's-cottage shop, 96 High-st., Ayr
;

Drinnan, Matthew, grocer, Cross-street

Drinnan, John (6), teacher, James-street
Dunlop, Mrs. George, Black Bull Inn, Old Bridgend
Dunlop, Mrs Elizabeth, spirit-dealer. Main-street

EccLES, John, dairyman, Boghall-row.

Economical Society's Store, Branch No. 1, Main-street ; No. 2
George-street
Ewing, John (6), sawyer. Weaver-street

Farquhar, Allan, portioner, Wallace-street

Farquhar, Hugh, tailor, 6 Content-street
82 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Farquliar, Margaret, dressmaker, 6 Content-street

Faulds, James (c), Prestwick-road
Fergusson, James (5), senior, slater and glazier. River-street
Fergusson, James, junior, slater and glazier, 1 John-street
Fergusson, William (5), grocer and spirit-dealer, Allison-street
Fergusson, William (6) slater, Main-street
Fergusson, William (b) tailor, Allison-street
Ferrier, John, writer, Green-street
Findlay, Mrs,, lodgings, 10 Main -street
Fisher, John, merchant, Cross-street
Fraser, John, New Church precentor, Content- street
Free Church School (James M'Cowan, teacher,) Main-street
Charity School (Thomas Tivendale, teacher), Weaver-st.
Library (R. Gray, junr., librarian,) Free Church School

Gajlloway, Andrew (c Sf h), quarrier, Main -street

Gardiner, George (c), farmer, Brocklehill
Gardiner, Robert (c), farmer, Kirklandholm
Gemmell, James, teacher, New-road
Gibb, Elias, salesman, coal-depot, George-street
Gibb, John, joiner, &c., Wallace-street
Gibb, Misses, Craigie-terrace
Gibson, Alexander (c), farmer, Barwheys
Gilchrist, D., Main-road, Whitletts
Gilpin, Dinnis (b), weaver, Green-street
Girvan, James (6), shoemaker, Main-street
Glen, James, farmer, Laigh Thornyflat, St. Quivox
Good, George, foreman ship-carpenter. Main-street
Gordon, J. T., (of Blackhouse), (c), coal-master, Boghall
Gordon, Dr George A„ (c & b), Boghall
Grahame, James, Grahame Tavern, Darlington-road
Graham, Misses, dressmakers, Garden-street
Grange, James, late tide-waiter, Green-street
Grant, John, grocer, Burnside, Newton
Grant, Alexander, grocer, Wallace-street
G^nt, Mrs. William, sewing-agent. Garden-street
Gray, William, teacher of languages, navigation, &c., New-
Gray, Robert (6), grocer, Miin-strett [Bridge-end
Gray, James (c Sf b), portioner, Main-street
Gray, John, ship-master. Green-street
Greenan, John, china and earthenware merchant, Wallace-street
Grimmond, William, teacher of Ayr Ragged School, house,
Garden-street
Guthrie, Alex., Newton -terrace, clerk Ayr Advertiser Of&ce, Ayr
Guthrie, Alexander, ship-master, Main-street
Guthrie, David (b) plasterer, Boghall-row

Hair. Andrew (J), spirit-dealer, &c.. Main-street

Halbert, Robt., foreman wright to Wm. Alexander, George-st.
 NEWTON, WALLACETOWN, AND ST. EVOX. 83

Hamilton, Wm., clothier, Newmarket-street house, Green-st.

;

Hardie, James, grouer and spirit- dealer, 12 Content-street

Harrison, Peter, broker, Wallace-street
Hay, Hugh, cheese and grain-dealer. Main-street
Hay man, Mrs., grocer, George-street
Hendrie, Bryce (c), farmer, Highfield
Highet, Janses, late ironmonger, New-road
Hill, John & Co., woollen manufacturers, Cross-street
Hill, Michael, fly-hook dresser, &c., River-street
Hogsett, Thomas, grocer, Wallace-street
Hood, Charles, shoemaker, Whitletts
Hood, David, flesher. Cross-street
Houston, James, tailor. North-quay
Hunter, D. (6), freeman, Clune's-vennal
Hunter, Allan (b), surfaceman. Main-street
Hunter, Hugh, blacksmith, Main-street house, Green-street
;

Hunter, Dr., Rector, Ayr Academy, Falkland-house, Prestwick-

Hunter, James, Queen's trumpeter, New-road [road
Hunter, John (Z»), sawyer, Newton Green
Hutchison, Misses, dress and stay makers, Wallace-street
Hutchison, John (6), spirit-dealer, 129 High-street, Ayr ; house^
Wallace-street
[road
Ingram, Wm. (6), watchmaker, 106 High-st., Ayr house, New-
;

Jamieson, William, woollen manufacturer, Limond's Wynd

Johnston, Robt., boot and shoemaker, leather-cutter, &c., Cross-
Jones, Robert, slater, Main-street [street

Kay, John (6), builder, River-street

Kennedy, Hugh (6), weavers' agent, Elba-street
Kilgour, John (6), farmer, Noltmire
Kilgour, William, cabinet-maker, Cross-street
Kirkland, Mrs James, grocer and spirit-dealer, Wallace-street
Kirkland, Henry (c), gardener, Whitletts.
Kerr, David (c Sf b), freeman, Newton-terrace
Kerr, Mark, Waliaceton toll-keeper and spirit-merchant, Prest-
wick-toll
Kerr, George ;,(6), ship- carpenter, Main-street

Lamb, John (6), wright. Green-street

Lamont, Robert, surgeon, North-quay
Lang, John (Z»), wright, Garden-street
Latta, Robt. (c), farmer. Main-road Whitletts
Latta, Peter, Prest wick -road
Lawson, John (6), weaver. Main-street
Lawson, Mrs John, spirit-dealer, Main-street
Lawson, Wm., weavers' agent, New-road
Light-house, North -quay, (George Milligan, keeper)
84 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Lymburn, Mrs., lodgings, Craigie-terrace

Lymburn, John, grocer. Main-street
Lyon, David M., New-road overseer, Ayr Advertiser O^ce, Ayr
;

Maclehose, Robert, bookseller, New-road ; shop, Sandgate-st.

Mair, John (6), grain-dealer, Wallace-street
Manson, David (c), farmer, High Thornyflat
Manson, George (c), blacksmith, Whitletts
Marr, James, manager of locomotive- department. Railway Sta-
Martin, Robert, freeman ,^Main-st, [tion house Lottery-hall
;

Martin, Misses, straw-hat and dress-makers, Main-street

Maxwell, Dunlop (&), portioner, York-street-lane
Meikle, John, cart-wright, Old-bridge-end house, George-st.
;

Meikle, David, cart-wright, George -street

Millan, John, broker, River-street
Miller, James, St Evox parochial teacher, inspector of poor,
add session clerk
Miller, Mrs., grocer. Garden-street
Milligan, George, keeper of North-quay Lighthouse
Milliken, James, hawker. New-road
Mills, David, bookseller, John-street ; shop. High-street, Ayr
Mitchell, John, farmer, Braehead
Mitchell, John, tea-dealer, Peebles-street
Mitchell, James, toll-keeper, New Bridge ; house, Content-st
Montgoraerie, Robert, collector and sub-inspector of poor, St
Evox, 1 George-street
Moore, John (b), magistrate and weavers' agent, New-road
Morrison, Wm., clothier High-street, Ayr; house 15 Cross-st.
Morton, J,, straw-hat maker, John-street
Motherwell, Robert, draper, John-street shop High-st., Ayr
;

Muir, Mrs James, grocer, York-street-lane

Muir, Mrs,, grocer, 33 Content-street
Muir, Robert, innkeeper, Wheat Sheaf Inn, John-street
Muir, Robert, boot and shoemaker, Wallace-street
Murdoch, William, woollen manufacturer. Content-street
Murdoch, James, & Son, watch and clock makers. Main-street
Murdoch, Henry, cheese and grain-dealer, Main- street
Murray, Hugh (6), late graindealer, New-road
Murray, John, grocer, Cross-street

M Bride, Hugh (of M'Bride & M'Cracken, builders-), Church-st.

M'Call, J.ohn (6), Main-street, Newton
M'Cal], Alex. (Ayr and Glasgow carrier), Twiningham-place,
M'Call, Hugh (6), innkeeper, North-quay [Prestwick-road
M'Call, Alex, (b), spirit-dealer, Hall's-vennal
M'Callum, Robt., flesher. River-street house, Wallace-street
;

M'Callum, James, flesher, Wallace-street

MClure, Elizabeth, dressmaker, 33 Content-street
M'Colm, Thomas (c), portioner, Main-road, Whitletts
 KEWTON, WALLACETOWN, AND ST. EVOX 85

M'Calium, Robt, fiesher, River-street house, Wallace-street

;

M"Callum, James, fiesher, Wallace-street

M'Clure, Elizabeth, dressmaker, 33 Content-street
McColm, Thomas (c), portioner, Main-road, Whitletts
M^Connell, J. cooper, Wallace-street [Newton-green
M'Cowan, James, teacher, Newton Free Church School house, ;

M'Cracken, James (of M'Bride & M'Cracken, builders), Content

M'Creath, Thomas (6), farmer, Bellsley hill, H
miles, Prestwick^
M'Crindle, James, burgh officer, Peebles-street [road
M'Crindle, John (b), weaver, Limond's-lane
M'Crindle, Peter, feuar, &c., Wallace-street
M'Crone, Wm. (5), 32 Content-street
M'Ewan, James, coach-builder, John-street
M'Fedderies, William, overseer, Wheatpark farm, St Evos
M'Fadzean, James, shipmaster, New-road
M'Fadzean, Thomas, shipmaster, Saltfield-lane
M'Fadzean, James, Ayr & Kilmarnock carrier, Main-street
M'Fadzean, Alex. (6), ship-carpenter, Garden-street
M'Gallan, Gibson, merchant, Prestwick-road
M'Garroch, M., dressmaker, New-road
M'Gechan, Robt., mason, 16 Content-street
M'liarg, William, tailor, Allison-street
M'Hutcheon, Mrs, grocer and spirit-dealer, Main-streed
M'llwraith, Thomas (5), weaver, Russell-street
M'llwraith, John, tide-waiter, Russell-street
M'llwraith, Thomas, jun., manager, Newton Gas-work house, ;

M' Janet, William, grocer, Newton-terrace [Russell- sL

M'Kay, Alex. (&), spirit-dealer and house factor, 15 Cross-st.
office, 33 Newmarket-street, Ayr.
M'Kean, John, shoemaker, Elba-street
M'Kean, Charles, barber, New-road shop 35 High-street, Ayr
;

M'Kelvie, Duncan (6), spirit- dealer, Garden-street

M'Kenzie, John, Prestwick-road
M'Kinnon, Alexander, wright, Sandyford St Evox
M'Kinnon, John (6), baker and spirit-dealer, Georges-street
M'Knight, John (6), (of J. Wilson & Co., upholsterers), Main-st.
M'Kneight, William, John-street, clerk to Wm. Pollock, writer^
M'Lean, Miss, sewing agent, Peebles^st. [39 Newmarket-sfe
M'Limont, David (6), grocer. Main-street
M'Millan, John (6), weaver, Wallacetown
M'Neill, Hector, grocer and spirit-dealer. Main- street
M'Pherson, Angus, clerk to J. T. Gordon, Main-road, Whitletts
M'Phie, Allan, spirit-dealer. Main-street >

M'Queen, Miss, straw-hat-maker, Cross-street

M'Quhae, Rev. Stair (c), minister of St. Evox, Manse, St Evox
M'Rae, John, parochial teacher, and inspector of poor, Newtoj*
Academy, Green-street.
M'Skimming, William, grocer, &c., George-street
M'Whinnie, David, cabinet-maker, Main-street
86 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORT.

M'Whirter, Misses, grocers, Wallace-street

M'Whirter, Grace, dressmaker, Green- street Lane

Neil, Thomas (6), spirit-dealer, Elba-street

Neil, William (b), foreman cabinet-maker, Main-street
Neill, James (6), late grocer. Main-street
Mrs Captain, lodgings, North-quay
JSTeilson,
Newton Academy, John M'Rae, teacher, Green-street
Library, Newton Council Rooms
Nicholson, Frederick, tilemaker, Mainholm Tilework
Nicol, Andrew, spirit-dealer. Old Bridge-street house, Jolm-st.
;

Nicol, John, baker, High road, Whitletts

Nicol, Mrs, grocer, George-street
Nisbet, H., dressmaker, Garden-street

Oliver, James, grocer, 34 High-street house, George-street

;

Oliver, J., spirit-dealer. North-quay

Ormsby, James, overseer, Brick-row Farm, St Evox
Osborne, William, smith, George-street
Oswald, Alexander (c), of Aucliincruive, Auchincruive, M.P.
Oswald, John, tailor, Cross=street
Oswald, David, tailor and grocer. Cross-street
Oswald, John, jun., boot and shoemaker, Cross-street

Park, Hugh (c & b), burgh-treasurer and weavers' agent.

Main-street
Park, Robert, sewing-agent. Garden-street
Park, William (6), cabinetmaker, Newton
Parker, Robert, cooper. Cross-street
Parker, Robert, (b), brass-founder, Newton-terrace
Parker, James (b), founder, Clune's Vennal
Parker, John (&), founder Newton-terrace house, Green-st.
;

Paterson, John, merchant, George-street

Paton, Robert, shipmaster, Main-street
Penny, Thomas, superintendent of Ayr County Police, Newton-
Pratt, Mrs, weaving-agent, James-street ' [terrace

Rae, James, thatcher, and grocer, Wallace-street

Rae, John, postman, Collier Row, St Evox
Bagged School, Mr and Miss Griramond, teachers, near railway
Reid, Adam (&), grocer. Green-street [terminus
Reid, Thomas, accountant, Ayrshire Bank house, Green-street
;

Reid, Alexander, sexton, Newton, Weaver-street

Reid, James, grocer. Green-street
Reid, Joseph, George-street
lieid,John, carter and lime merchant, North Quay
Beid, William (c), farmer, Clune, St. Evox
Reid, Thomas, farmer, East Sanquhar, St Evox
Beid, James, farmer, Mid Sanquhar, St Evox
 ;

NEWTON, WALLACETOWN, AND ST. EVOX. 87

Ueid, Wm., grain-dealer, John-street, and farmer, near Joppa

Regan, Patrick, broker, Wallace-street
Regan, John, teacher, Feuars'-school, Whitletts
Ritchie, Mrs Alexander, grocer, Cross-street
Ritchie, Alexander, sewing-agent. Garden-street
Robb, David, mason, 29 Cross- street
Robb, Daniel (c), weaver, Prestwick-road
Robertson, Rev. John, minister of Original Secession Church.,
Cross-street, Wallacetov/n
Ronald, Hugh (b), weaver, Newton-green
Rusk, Mrs F., pawnbroker. River-street house, John-street
;

Russell, John, manager, Ayr Colliery Store, Whitletts

Russell, James (6), mason, Newton-green
Russell, John, blacksmith, Whitletts

Sabison, James, foreman ropemaker to Sloan and Gemmell

house, Newton-terrace
Shanks, Walter, shipmaster. North Quay
Shipbuilding Yard, North Quay
Smith, George, woollen-manufacturer, Peebles-street
Sanderson, John, grocer, Garden-street
Shannon, John, grocer, York-street
Shaw, Mrs, grocer and spirit-dealer. Cross-street
Shearer, Andrew, grain dealer, Hawkhill, Wallacetown
Shiels, Peter, broker, Wallace-street
Sillers, Mrs., sick nurse, New-road
Sinclair, Henry, feuar, Content-street
Simpson, William (c & b), innkeeper. High-road, Whitletts
Skinner, Mrs Thomas, farmer, Gibbsyard, St Evox
Skinner, James, gardener, Auchincruive
Smith, William, spirit-merchant, Craigie-terrace shop, Har-
;

bour-street, Ayr
Smith, John, shoemaker and spirit-merchant, Wallace-street
Smith, Frances, grocer, and spirit-dealer, Wallace- street
Smith, James (c & b), residenter, Nursery hail, Whitletts
Smith, Robert, joiner, Peebles-street
Smith, James (&), baker and spirit-merchant. Cross-street
Smith, John, market-gardener, Content-garden, Craigie-terrace
Smith, Peter, shipbuilder, Sloan & Gemmeil's dockyard, North-
Smith, Robert, Ayr sexton house, George-street
; [ciiJa.y
Smith, Mrs., Content Farm, Wallacetown
Spiers, Stewart, cabinetmaker, Garden -street
Stevenson, Rev. James (5), Minister of Newton Free Church ;,

Manse, Prestwick-road
Stewart, Rev. Alexander, Minister of W^allacetown Free Church
Station house, Ladybank Cottage
:

Steel, Richard, overseer of draining on Auchincruive Estate j

house,Brickrow
Steel, Thomas, manufacturer, Green-street
bo AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Steele, Thomas
(b), steamboat agent, Newton-terrace ; office,
4,Harbour-street
Stewart, James, teacher, Limond's Wynd
Stewart, James, baker and spirit- dealer. Main-street

Taylor, George (c), coal-proprietor, ^Craigie-terrace

Taylor, George, fish-agent, York-street Lane
Tennant, John (c), farmer, Shields, St Evox [Garden-st
Terry, J., smith and bell-hanger, High-street, Ayr house,
;

Thomson, Eev. William (6), Roman Catholic Priest, John-st

Thomson, Allan, jun., boot and shoemaker, Main-street
Thomson, Charles (6), farmer, Viewfield, Newtonhead
Thwaites, John, clerk to J. T. Gordon, shipping-office, North-
quay house, Saltfield-house
; [New-road
Tivendale, Thos., teacher, Free Church Charity-school house, ;

Todd, Janet, straw-hat maker. Main-street

Todd, George, writer. Hunter's Place, New -road
Trotter, Miss, dressmaker, Collier Row, St Quivox

Underwood, James, boot and shoemaker, Main-street

Vass, John (b), freeman, fisher. Main-street

Vass, Andrew, letter carrier, head of Wallace- street
Vulcan Foundry (J. & T. Young), Newton Green

Wallace, Margaret, dressmaker, Main-street

Wallacetown Academy (Wm. Watson, teacher) Craigie- terrace
Watson, R. B., innkeeper, &c., Wallace-street
Watson, James L., foreman,. Content quarry house, Craigie
;

cottage, Content-street.
Watson, Wm., farmer, Mosshill farm, and carter, Peebles-street
Watson, William, teacher, Wallacetown Academy, Craigie-
Watson, John, currier, Craigie Terrace [terrace
Watt, Mrs. innkeeper, Kirkhill, St Evox
White, John, grocer. Cross-street [Wilson & Co., Ayr
White, Alex., Green-street, foreman cabinet-maker to John
White, Robert, Green-street, foreman joiner to T. Sym, builder,
Whiteford, William, tailor, Cross-street [Ayr
Wilson, Agnes, grocer, Allison- street
Wilson, Allan, of Wilson & Dickie, Glasgow, Ayr, and Galloway
Wilson, J. H., grocer. Main-street [carriers, Clune's-vennal
Wilson, Peter (b), builder, Russell- street
Wilson, Robert, tailor, Whitletts
Wilson, John, grocer. Main-street
Wilson David (b), weaver, Main-street
Wilson, William, baker and spirit- dealer, potato merchant, &c.,
Witherspoon, D., blacksmith, George-street [Wallace-street
Wood, William (c & 6), merchant, Woodfield, Prestwick-road ;

shop, 168 High-street, Ayr

 NEWTON, WALLACETOWN, AND ST. EVOX. 89

Wood, George, sergeant, county police house, Allison-street

;

Wood, Kobert, renovator and dyer, Main-street

Woodside, Hugh, sewing-agent, 33 Cross-street
\f right, James (c), farmer^ Laigh Sanquhar, St. Evox
Wright, David (b) & Son, bakers. Main-street
Wright, Janet & Mary, grocers. Main-street
Wright, Robert, Ayr Free Church precentor ; house, Main-st.
Wyllie, James {b), carter. Newton-green

Young, Alexander (c §' b), innkeeper, George-street

Young, James, farmer, Mainholm, St. Evox
Young, John (S), (of J. & T. Young, Vulcan Foundry) Main-st
Young, Quintin, grocer and carpet-weaver, Weaver-street
Young, Walter, carver and gilder, 9 Newmarket-street house, ;

Greea-street-lane, Newton

RESIDENTS IN AYE, NEWTON, AND ST. EVOX,

COUNTY VOTERS ON PROPERTY NOT IN THESE^^
PARISHES.
Baird, John (c), merchant, Ayr
Crauford, Archd. Clifford Black wall (c), of Ardmillan, Ayr
Fergushill, Robert M'Dermeitt (c), Ayr
Hutchison, John (c), grocer, Wallacetown
Murdoch, James (c), merchant, Ayr.
M'Hutchon, John (c), Fisherton, Ayr
Ramsay, John (c), shoemaker, Ayr
Smith, Robert (c), porter Union Bank of Scotland, Ayr
Wilson, James Pettigrew (c), of Polquhairn, Ayr
 ARDROSSAN & SALTCOATS.
[/.rdrossan is 18 miles north-west of Ayr, and 14 west of Kilmarnock.]

Ardrossan lies 12 miles south of Largs 2 miles SE. of Steven-

;

ston and 4| miles JST.E. of West Kilbride. The parish includes

;

the two sea-poits of Ardrossan and Saltcoats. Population In —

1831, 3595 1841, 4947 1851, 5439.
; ; Increase since 1831, 1844.
—
Extent The parish contains about 11 square miles its length ;

is about 6 miles, its breadth about 4. Boundaries It is bounded —

on the south-west, by the Firth of Clyde; on the north-east, by
Dairy on the east, by Stevenston and Kilwinning and on the
; ;

north-west, by West Kilbride. Character Saltcoats is chiefly —

inhabited by sailors, fishers, and weavers, and many of the
females are employed in the sowing of muslin. The ship-
building carried on in Ardrossan gives employment to a large
number of the inhabitants and the town is much frequented
;

for sea-bathing by the gentry of Glasgow and Edinburgh, and

other places. —
Markets, &c. Three fairs are held in the parish
annually one in Saltcoats on the last Thursday of May. for
:

cattle, pigs, &c. the other two in Ardrossan one of them ia

; —
^v\y, the other on the fourth Thursday of November.

Adams, John, grocer, Glasgow-street, Ardrossan

Adams, William, farmer, Thrashly, do.
Aitken, James (c), tinsmith, Dockhead-street, Saltcoats
Aitken, William, merchant. Green-street, do
Alexander, James, baker, Green-street, do.
Alexander. David, mason, Bankside, do.
Allan, Willianr & John (c), farmers, Muir Laught, Ardrossan
Allan, Captain, Glasgow-street, do.
Anderson, Robert & Thomas (c), tanners, Eaise-st., Saltcoats
Anderson, James, foreman carpenter, Glasgow-st., Ardrossan
Anderson, Alexander, managing clerk, Railway, do.
Anderson, Hugh, mason, do. do.
Anderson, William, do., Montgomerie-lane, do.
Andrew, James, ship-rigger, Glasgow-street, do.
Armour, William, joiner, Raise-street, Saltcoats
Armour, Alexander, do.. Raise-street, do.
Armour, Hugh, coal agent. Princes-lane, Ardrossan
Arthur, James, M.D. (c), do.
Auld, Mrs William, Hamilton-street, Saltcoats

Baillie, William, farmer, Ardrossan

Baiilie, Hugh, flesher, Glasgow-street, do.
Baillie, John (c), wright, Saltcoats
 ARDilOSSAN AND SALTCOATS. 91

Baillie, Mrs., grocer. Countess-street, Saltcoats

Bain, Alexander (c), bailie, and proprietor, Prince's-lane, Ar-
drossan
Bain, John (c), merchant, Arran-place, do.
Bain, James, baker, Prince's-street, do.
Bannatyne, Charles, blockmaker. Harbour-street, Ardrossan
Bannatyne, Alex., blockmaker, Harbour-street, do.
Barbour, Alex, (c), sawyer, Pi-ince's-lasie, do.
Barclay, Mrs. John, portioner, Kaise-street, Saltcoats
Barclay, Robert (c), manufacturers' agent, do.
Barclay, William, mate, Chapel-street, do.
Barclay, Capt. James, Resides Cottage, do.
Barclay, William (c). weaver, do.
Barclay, Peter, blacksmith & ship-builder. Harbour, Ardrossan
Barclay, William (c), farmer, Stanley, do.
Barclay, Andrew, weavers'-agent, Saltcoats
Barr, Wm. (c), farmer, Bankend, Ardrossan parish, Kilwinning
Barr, Provost John (c), contractor, Montgomery-st. Ardrossan
Barr & Shearer, ship- builders. Harbour, do.
Barrie, David (c), joiner, Glasgow-street^ do.
Barrie, Adam (c), grocer, Glasgow-street, do.
Bartlemore, Alex., of Seafield, do.
Black, Mrs. Robert, Hamilton-street, Saltcoats
Blackley, William, mason, do,
Blackley, Capt. John, Isle of Arran steamer, Ardrossan
Blair James, china-merchant, Prince's-street, do.
Boag, Hugh, flesher, Glasgow-street, do.
Bolton, William, portioner, Cliapelvvell-street, Saltcoats
Bolton, John (c), grocer, Saltcoats
Bolton. William (c), weaver, Saltcoats
Borland, John, farmer, Yonderhouses, Ardrossan parish, Dalrj
Borland, Thomas, carter. Chapel-street, Saltcoats
Bowes, David, slater, Montgomery-lane, Ardrossan
Boyd, John, shoemaker, Gksgow-street, do.
Boyd, William, wright, Paisley-street, do.
Boyd, William, mason, Glasgow-street, do.
Boyd, John, mason, Glasgow-street, do,
Breckenridge, John, carter, Paisley-street, do.
Brisbane, John, portioner. Princes-street, Ardrossan
Brodie, Capt. John (c), late 26th Regiment of Foot, do.
Brown, William, farmer, Saltcoats
Brown, William, portioner, Raise-street, do.
Brown, James, Dnckhead- street, do.
Brown, James (c), surgeon. Hamilton-street, do.
Brown, William, m.ate, Clark's-cottage, Saltcoats
Brown, Captain T., Firefly steamer, Montgomerie-street^ Ar-
drossan
Brownlee, John, grocer. Raise-street, Saltcoats
Brunton, John, spirit-merchant, Glasgow -street, Ard-rassaa
^2 AYRSHIRE DIREerORY*

Bryce, Rev. John (c), minister of Established- church. Manse,

Burns, Misses M. and M., Raise-street, do. [Saltcoats
Burns, William, blacksmith, Chapelwell- street, do.
Burns, Miss, Hamilton-street, do.

Caldwell, Francis senr., spirit-dealer^ Grlasgow-st., Ardrossaa

Campbell, Thomas, fiscal's oflScer and constable, Saltcoats
Chalmers, Hugh (c), farmer, Parkhouse, Ardrossan
Chalmers, John (e), farmer, Darleith, do.
Chalmers, John, gardener. Pavilion, Ardrossan
Clark, James (c), portioner, Bankside, Saltcoats
Coleman, Capt. Daniel, Saltcoats
Colvin, Robert (c), mason, Glasgow -street, Ardrossan
Connell, Wm., (c), mason, Ardrossan
Cook, Charles, shoemaker, Dockhead, Saltcoats
Cook, Daniel, shipmaster, Glasgow-street, Ardrossan
Cook, Robert, cooper^ Princes-lane, do.
Cook, Rev. Alexander, Gaelic preacher, Bankside, Saltcoate
Coulter, William, watchmaker, Dockhead-street,. do.
Craig, James, grocer, Princes-street, Ardrossan
Craig, Robert, grocer, Hamilton-street, Saltcoats
Craig, Robert, grocer, Dockhead-st. do.
Crawford, John, flesher, Glasgow- street, Ardrossan
Crawford, John, posting-master, Montgomerie-lane, do.
Crawford, Hugh (c), coal agent. Princes -street, do.
Crawford, Capt. Mathew, Arran-place, do.
Crawford, Capt. David, Montgomerie-street, do.
Crawford, Alexander (c), manufacturers' agent, do.
Crawford,^ John (c>, farmer, Knockewart, do.
Crawford Thomas (c), farmer, Little Busby^ do.
Crawford, William (c), of Carsburn, do.
Crawford, Capt. James (c), Saltcoats
Croker, Miss, Hamilton-street, do.
Croker, Patrick^ chemist, Hamilton-street, do.
Cross, Rev. Alex., Independent minister, Glasgow-st» Ardrossaa
Cumming, Robert (c), portioner, Hamilton-street, Saltcoats
Cunningharae, Wm., of Craigends, Montgomerie-st, Ardrossan
Cunninghame, Mrs, Arran-place^ Ardrossan
Cunningham, Miss, toy-shop, Princes-st. do.
Currie, Archd., clothier, Prince's-street, Ardrossan 1

Currie, Alex., railway-guard, Princes-street, do.

Currie, Patrick, spirit-dealer, Glasgow-street, do.
Currie, John, portioner, Hamilton-street^ Saltcoats
Currie, Misses, do., do.

Davidson, John (c),grocer, Raise-street, Saltcoats

Davie, A. & W. cloth-merchants. Green-street, do.
(c),
Dalzell, Major John (c), South-crescent, Ardrossan
Pickiej^WillJam (c), farmer,.Girthill, Ardrossan parisli, Saltcoats
 ARDROSSAN AND SALTCOATS. 9S

Dickie, James (c), farmer, Springvale, Saltcoats

Drape, Eobert, joiner, Montgomerie-st. Ardrossan
Duncan, William, saddler, Glasgow-st. do.
Duncan, John (c), mariner, Saltcoats
Dunlop, Mrs Hugh, spirit-dealer. Princes-lane, Ardrossan
Dunlop, James, agent, Raise-street, Saltcoats
Dunlop, James (c), weaver, do.

Easdale, William, shipmaster, Saltcoats [street, do.

Rev. James (c), United Presbyterian minister, Windmill-
Elles,

PiSHER, Alex., Hamilton-st., Saltcoats

Ford, sen., William (c), proprietor, Princes-street, Ardrossan
Ford, jun., William (c), contractor. Princes-lane, do.
Eraser, James, South-Crescent, do.
FuUerton, William (c), coppersmith, Montgomerie-st. do.
Eullerton, Lewis (c), sawmill, Harbour-street, do.
FuUerton, John, dairyman, Montgomerie-lane, do.
Eullerton, John, vintner, Princes-street, do.
Eullerton, Duncan, Hamilton-st., Saltcoats
[Saltcoats
GiFFEN, Rev. James, United Presbyterian minister. Raise-street^
Gourley, John, manager of Gas-work, Glasgdw-st. Ardrossan
Grahame, Mrs. Thomas, innkeeper, Saltcoats
Graham e. Major, Grahame's Castle, Ardrossan
Gray, John, (c), farmer, Sorbie, Ardrossan parish, Ardrossaa
Green, Robert, gamekeeper, Sharphill, Ardrossan
Grimwood, John, agent, Raise-street, Saltcoats

Hamilton, John (c), shipmaster, Ardrossan

Hamilton, John, baker, Dockhead-street, Saltcoats
Hamilton, John, vintner, Chapelwell-street, do.
Harvey, Thomas, jun., grocer, Glasgow-street, Ardrossan
Hay, David, shipmaster, Montgomerie-street, do.
Henderson, James, shipmaster, Hamilton-street, Saltcoats
Henderson, Mathew, senior, Montgomerie-st Ardrossan
Henderson, Mathew, junior, grocer, Princes-street, do.
Hendrie, Alexander (e), residenter, Saltcoats
Hendry, Captain Alex., Raise-street, do.
Henry, John, draper, Glasgow-street, do.
Higgins, Hugh (c), portioner, Crofthead, do.
Hill, William (c), horse-dealer. Chapel-brae, do.
Hill, James (c), farmer, Craigspark, Ardrossan
Hodge, James, joiner, Green-street, Saltcoats
Hogarth, John (c), farmer, Whitlees, Ardrossan
Hogarth, John, ironmonger, Glasgow- street, do.
Hogarth, Robert, grocer, Glasgow-street, do.
Hogarth, Robert, painter, Glasgow-street, do.
Houston, John, surgeon, Prince's-street, Ardrossan
94 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Hunter, William and Robert, farmers, Chapelliill, Ardrossan

Hunter, Hugh (c). farmer,- Montfod, do
Hunter, William (c). farmer, Chapelhill, Ardrossan
Hunter, Robert (c), farmer Chapelhill, do.
Hunter,Robert (c), weaver. Windmill-street, Saltcoats
Hunter, Thomas, sheriif- officer, do.
Hunter, John (c), mariner, Montgomerie-street, Ardrossan
Hunter John, (c), jun., residenter, Ardrossan

Jack, William (c), proprietor. Raise-street, Saltcoats

Jaffray, Robert, residenter. 7 Montgomerie-street, Ardi'ossan
Jamieson, George, baker. Raise-street, Saltcoats

Kerr, Alexander, grocer, Glasgow-street, Ardrossan

Kerr, Mrs. Malcolm do.
Kennedy, Alex, (c), farmer, Bankhead, do.
Kennedy, Capt. Peter, Montgomery-street, do.
Kidd, William (c), miller, Drumastle Mill, do.
King, John, agent, Harbour-street, Ardrossan
Kirkwood, Andrew (c), farmer, Dykesmains, do.
Kirkwood, John, farmer, Diddup, do.
Kirkwood, William (c), farmer, Dykesmains, do.
[Saltcoats
Landsborough, Rev. Dr., Free Church minister, Hamilton-st.,
Leckie, William (c), baker, Doekhead- street, Saltcoats
Lockhart William (c), farmer, Knockrivoch, Ardrossan
Logan, William, farmer, Ittington, Ardrossan parish, Ardrossan
Logan, William, joiner, Glasgow-street, do.
Logan, James (c), farmer, Stanley Burn, Ardrossan.
Love, D. C, clerk with Barr & Shearer, Glasgow-street, do.

Macfadzean, Mrs Dr., Baths, Ardrossan

Mack, J. 0. senr., South Crescent, do.
Mack, Anthony, writer. South Crescent, do.
Mack, J. 0., junr., writer, Montgomerie-street, do.
Mack, D. J., banker, Prince's-street, do
Marres, Captain (c), Montgomerie-street, Ardrossan
Marshall, Charles, teacher. Green-street, Saltcoats
Martin, Major Alex, (c), Montgomerie-st. Ardrossan
,

Mathias, W. B., druggist, Prince's-street, do.

Miller, Thomas, wright, Raise-street, Saltcoats
Miller, Hugh (c), farmer, Little Ittington, Ardrossan
Miller, John, grocer, Glasgow-street, do.
Miller, Miss, proprietor. Quay-street, Saltcoats
Miller, Robert, grocer. Chapel-street, do.
Miller, William (c), merchant, do.
Mitchel, Pinlay, manager of gas-work, do.
Mitchel, James, grocer, Doekhead- street, do.
Mofiat, John, manager, railway, Ardrossan
 ARDROSSAN AND SALTCOATS. 95

Moffat, P. D., agent, Montgomerie-street, Ardrossan

Muir, James (c), Tower Lodge, do.
Muir, Eobert, wright, Prince's- lane, do.
Muir, James, farmer, Meikle Laught. do
Muir, James, society manager, Raise-street, Saltcoats
Muir, D. G., landwaiter, Glasgow- street, Ardrossan
Mundeil, John (c), farmer, Diddup, Saltcoats

M'Allister, Daniel (c), baker. Raise-street, Saltcoats

M'Bride, James (c), weaver, Saltcoats
M'Bride, John, sheriff-officer, do.
M-Creadie, William, landwaiter, Glasgow-st., Ardrossan
M'Donald, Angus, shipmaster, Hamilton-street, Saltcoats
M'Donnell, H. & T., merchants, Harbour-street, Ardrossan
M'Donnell, Thomas jun., merchant, do., do.
M'Fee, Peter, harbour master, Harbour-street, do.
M'Fee, James, shipmaster, Hamilton-street, Saltcoats
M'Fee, John, shipmaster, Ardrossan
M'Fee, Dugald, Montgomerie-street, do.
M'Innes, James, gardener. South Crescent, do.
M'Intosh, John, mate, Glasgow- street, do.
M'Intyre, Colin, joiner, Prince's-street, do.
M'Janet, William, agent, Montgomerie-street, do.
M'Kelvie, John (c), sailmaker, Montgomerie-st, do.
M'Kenzie, John, clothier, Prince's-street, do.
M'Killop, Robert (c), proprietor. Raise-street, Saltcoats
M'Killop, Archibald (c), weaver, do.
M'Killop, James (c), farmer, Warrandhill, Ardrossan
M'Kinlay, Rev. James, Braehead, Saltcoats
M'Kinlay, Duncan, mate of Fire-Fly, Montgomerie-st. Ardrossaa
M'Kinnon Peter, jun., (c) farmer, New England, do.
M'Kinnon, Peter (c), farmer, Laigh Dykes, do.
M'Kinnon, Malcolm, shipmaster, Montgomery-st., do.
M'Lachlan, John, farmer, Caddell, do.
M'Leish, Captain Archd., Glowworm steamer, Glasgow-st., do.
M'Leish, Miss, residenter, Saltcoats
M'Lerie, George, Eglinton Arms Hotel, Princes-st., Ardrossaa
M'Millan, James, shipmaster, Glasgow-Street, do.
M'Millan, James, watchmaker, Glasgow-street, do.
M'Neillie, James, mate, Hamilton-street, Saltcoats
M'Neillie William, coast guard, Ardrossan
M'Nicol, William, flesher, Glasgow- street, do.
M'Watters, Thomas, mason, Paisley- street, do

NicoL, Alexander, shipmaster, Hamilton-street, Saltcoats

Nicol, Andrew (c), farmer, Parkhouse, Ardrossan
Nicol, Archd., manager of water- works, Montgomerie-street, do.

Okb, John (c), grocer, Green-street, Saltcoats

96 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Orr, W. B., (c), banker, Raise-street, Saltcoats

Orr, Hugh, (c), writer, Prince's-street, Ardrossan
Orr, Thomas, grocer, Dockhead- street, Saltcoats

Patebson, John (c), builder, Paisley-street, Ardrossan

Paton, Mrs. G., Montgomerie-street, do.
Paton, John, agent, Prince's-street, do.
Picken, Andrew, shoemaker, Glasgow-street, do.
Pride, James, engineer, Glasgow-street, do.
Probbert, William, baker, Prince's-street, do.
Punton, Miss, Montgomery-street, do.
Punton, James, Montgomery-street, do.

Reid, Robert, Hamilton-street, Saltcoats

Reid, Mrs Janet, vintner, Prince's-street, Ardrossan'
Reid, George, burgh oflacer, Prince's-lane, do.
Reid, William (c), coast guard, do.
Reid, John, (c), farmer, Quathside, do.
Reside, John (c), contractor, Hamilton-street, Saltcoats
Riddell, Robert, Railway Hotel, Princes-street, Ardrossan
Ritchie, John (c), Arran-place, Ardrossan
Ritchie, Andrew, shipmaster, Hamilton-street, Saltcoats
Robertson, James (c), farmer, Lochwood, Ardrossan
Robertson, Archibald, carrier. Chapel-street, Saltcoats
Ronald, Rev. David (c), United Presbyterian minister, Hamil-
ton-street, do.
Russell, Archd. (c), proprietor, Glasgow-street, Ardrossan
Russell, Daniel, shipmaster, Montgomerie-lane,, do.
Russell, Francis, factor, Arran-place, do.

Sangster, George (c), shipmaster. Old Ardrossan, do.

Scott, William, clothier, Glasgow-street, do.
Scott, James (c), mason, &c., do.
Service, William, Hamilton-street, Saltcoats
Service, William (c), residenter, Hamilton-street, do.
Shanks, David, shipmaster, Hamilton-street, do.
Sharp, John (c), weaver, do.
Shaw, Thomas, shoemaker, Glasgow-street, Ardrossan
Shearer, James, ship-builder, Montgomerie-street, Ardrossan
Shearer, Colin, shipmaster, Hamilton-street, Saltcoats
Skeoch, William, (c), farmer, Little Laught, Ardrossan
Skeoch, John (c), farmer. Mill, do.
Skeoch, Robt. (c), weaver, Saltcoats
Smith, Thomas (c), ironmonger, Raise-street, do.
Smith, James, tailor, Dockhead-street, do.
Fmith, Captain, Hamilton-street, do.
Smith, Charles, grocer, Raise-street, do.
Smith, James (c), manufacturers' agent, do.
Spiers, Allan (c), farmer, Lochwood, Ardrossan
 ARDROSSAN AND SALTCOATS. 97

Speirs, Hugh (c), farmer, Yonder, Saltcoats

Steel, Robert, draper, Glasgow-street, Ardrossan
Steel, Capt. Archibald, Glasgow-street, do
Stevens, James, surgeon and post-master, Prince's -street, do..
Stevenson, James, painter, Bute-place, do.
Stevenson, Robert (c), farmer, Coalhill, do.
Stevenson, Robert (c), J.P., Raise-street, Saltcoats
Stewart, James (c), weaver, Glasgow-street, Ardrossan
Stewart, John, grocer, Prince's-street, do.
Stewart, Rev. John, Pree Church minister, Glasgow-street, do.
Stewart, Daniel (c), residenter, Old Ardrossan, do.
Stirrat, Matthew (c), carter, Saltcoats
Stirrat, John (c), J.P., Raise-street, do.
Stirrat, Alex, (c), farmer, Ittington, Ardrossan

Taylor, Samuel farmer, Busby, Ardrossan

(c),
Taylor, Andrew gardener, do.
(c),
Templeton, Robert, baker, Glasgow-street, do.
Templeton, James (c), farmer, Tower, do.
Tennant, John, tinsmith, Prince's-street, do.
Thomson, James (c), merchant, Saltcoats
Torrance, Capt. Robert, Glasgow-street, Ardrossan
Torrance, Capt. Houston, Glasgow-street, do.
Train, Robert, inland revenue officer. Paisley-street, do.
Tyre, James, cloth-merchant, Prince's-street, do.

Wallace, Robert, surgeon, Hamilton-street, Saltcoats

Warner, Miss, Arran-place, Ardrossan
'

Waterston, Dugald, blacksmith, Prince's-lane, do.

Watt, Capt. Jonn, Montgomerie-street, Ardrossan
Wellwood, Douglas, collector, Harbour-street, Ardrossan
Weir, Hugh (c), Kirkhall, do.
Willock, James (c), seedsman, Holm, do.
Willock, James, carrier. Chapel-street, Saltcoats
Wilson, John, plasterer, Dockhead-street, do.
Wilson, Adam (c), weaver, do.
Wilson, Mrs Andrew, Glasgow-street, Ardrossan
Wilson, Capt. John (c), Springvale, do.
Wyllie, Capt. Hugh, Hamilton-street, Saltcoats
Wyllie, James (c), farmer, Border, Ardrossan parish
Wyllie, Alex, (c), farmer, Holmbyre, do. do.

Young, Robert, proprietor, South-Crescent, Ardrossan

Young, Alex., agent and factor, Prince's-street, do.
Young, John, grocer, Hamilton-st. Saltcoats
Young, William, shipmaster, Glasgow-street, Ardrossan
Young, Hugh (c), weaver, Saltcoats
Young, John, Crescent, Ardrossan
98 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

COUNTY VOTERS NOT RESIDENT IN AYRSHIRE.

Allan, Alexander (c), shipmaster, Greenock.
Bald, A. H. (c), salesman, Glasgow
Curdle, Daniel (c), farmer, Arran
Brown, Matthew (c), manufacturer, Glasgow
Donald, Colin Dunlop (c), writer, Glasgow
FuUarton, Donald (c), farmer, Arran
[Distant 15 miles from Ayr, and 14 from Kilmarnock. — Post-town Cumnock.];
AucHiNLECK lies 5 IT! lies S.E. from Mauchline 1^ N.W. from ;

Cumnock and 10 N.W. from Muirkirk. Population. In 1831,

; —
1662 1841, 1659 1851, 3697. Increase since 1831, 2035. Extent.
; ;

— The parish contains 23,500 acres; it is 16 miles long, and

on an average two miles in breadth. Boundaries. It is bound- —
ed on the north by Mauchline, Sorn, and Muirkirk on the east ;

by Muirkirk and Crawfordjohn on the south by Kirkconnell,

;

New Cumnock, and Old Cumnock and on the west by Ochil-

;

tree. Character.— The population are partly supported by agri-

culture not a few are engaged in handloom weaving while
; ;

the increase in the population is chiefly attributable to the ex-

tension of mining operations in the district. Markets, Sfc. —
Kilmarnock, 14 miles distant, is the nearest town. The only
fair of consequence held in the village is the Lamb Fair, which
takes place on the last Tuesday of August.

Alexander, William (c), farmer, Fore Eogerton, Auchinleck

Alexander, George, carrier and dealer, Rigg, do.

Baird, Thomas, farmer & cattle-dealer, Sunnyside, do.

Baird, James, foreman joiner, Lugar, do.
Bennie, Peter, contractor, Lugar, do.
Blair Hugh, farmer, Duncanziemer do.
Boag, John, builder, Lugar, do.
Boswell, Sir James (c), Bart., Auchinleck House, do.
Boswell, Archibald, (c), farmer, Burglachan, do.
Brown, John (c), farmer, Laurenceknowe, do.
Brown, Hugh, shoemaker, Auchinleck village
Brown, Hugh, merchant and agent, do. do.

Campbell, Alexander, farmer, Howe, Auchinleck

Chrystal, Eev. James (c), minister, Auchinleck Manse, Auch-
inleck village
Crichton, Dayid, baker, do., do.

Dalgleish, Robert (c), farmer, Templeland-mains, Auchinleck

Dickie, Rev. Matthew, minister, United Presbyterian Manse, do.
Donald, Robert, teacher, Gaswater, do.
Dunbar, John (c), m-ason, Auchinleck village
Dunsmure, Peter, boring engineer, Lugar, Auchinleck

Fergusson, Thomas^ gamewatcher, Auchinleck village

100 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Fergusson, John, grocer, Auchinleck

Findiay, George, farmer, Broorafield, do.
Findlay, D., joiner, Bankend, do.
Findiay, Alexander, farmer, Dalsalloch, do.
Finlay, John, innkeeper, Auchinleck village

Geddes, John, oversman, Gaswater, Auchinleck

Gibb, Andrew, miller, Bridgend Mill, do.
Gibb, Alexander Boswell (c), farmer, Blackstone, do.
Gibb, George, cattle-dealer, Auchinleck village
Gibson, William, foreman. Gaswater, Auchinleck
Gibson, Hugh, farmer, Stonebridge, do.
Gibson, Robert, tinsmith, Auchinleck village
Gibson, William, builder, do., do.
Gibson, James, (c), sculptor, do,, do.
Gibson, George, innkeeper, do., do.
Gibson, Jas„ gamekeeper, Naigshill, Mosside Farm, Auchinleck
Gilmour, Edward, merchant, Auchinleck village
Girdwood, David, oversman, Lugar, Auchinleck
Girvan, James (c), farmer, Berryhill, do.

Hamilton, Alexander (c), farmer, Dalblair, do.

Hamilton, David, shoemaker, Auchinleck village
Hamilton, Alexander, spirit-dealer, do., do.
Hood, Archibald, manager, Lugar, Auchinleck
Hodge, Wm. (c), weaver, Holmhead of Auchinleck, do,
Howatson, William, farmer & tile manufacturer, Cronberry, do.
Hyslop, Wm. (c), farmer, Glenmuir Shaw, do.

Jamieson, James (c), farmer, Auchinleck Mill, do.

Jamieson, William (c), farmer, Stevenston, do.
Johnstone, James, gamekeeper, Blackfauld-head, do,
Johnston, John, cashier, Lugar, do,
Johnstone, James, cart-wright, Auchinleck village
Johnstone, William, snuff-box manufacturer, do,, do.

Kennedy, David M,, teacher, parish School-house, do,, do.

Lamond, Ma the w, oversman, Lugar, Auchinleck

Lennox, Mungo (c), farmer, Longholm, do.
Limond, David (c), of Dalblair, do.
Lugar Iron Company, Lugar, do.
Lynn, John, contractor, Gaswater, do.

Mair, John (c), farmer Carhello, do.

Mann, Robert, gamekeeper, Mosside, do.
Maxwell, Hamilton, book-keeper, Lugar, do.
Maxwell Thomas, contractor, Gaswater, do.
Merry, Hugh, (c), farmer, Kyle, do.
 AUCHINLECK. 101

Mitchell, Andrew (c), farmer, Back Kogerjion, Auchinleck

Mitchell, John, farmer, Common, do.
Morton, Alexander, store-keeper, Lugar, do.
Morton, William, innkeeper, Auchinleck village
Morton, Robert, innkeeper, do., do.
Morton, Andrew (c), mason, Auchinleck
Muir, James, blacksmith, Rosebank Cottage, Lugar, do>
Murdoch, James, agent, Auchinleck village
Murdoch, James, grccer, do., do.
Murdoch, Robert, joiner, do., do»

M'CoRMicK, John (c), farmer, Braehead^ Auchinleck

M'Crone, William, lime- master. Hall Glenmuir, do.
M'Dougald, John, grocer, Lugar, do.
M'Gregor, John, inspector, Auchinleck village
M'Guffie, James, tailor, Lugar^ do.
M'Kerrow, James (c) farmer, Dykestone, Auchinleck
M'Kerrow, James (c),. farmer, Dornal, do.
M'Kerrow, David (c), farmer Roadenhead, do.
M'Kerrow, James, smith and farrier, Auchinleck village^
M'Knight, George, innkeeper, do., do.
M'Naughton, James^ contractor, do., do. ;>

M'Turk, Mathew^ contractor, Lugar, Auchinleck

Park, James, contractor, Auchinleck

Peden, John (c), farmer. Old Byre, dc
Peden, John, teacher, Lugar, do.

Robertson, James,^ farmer, Nether Carbello^ Auchinleck

Rodger, Rev. George, minister. Original Secession Manse,.
Auchinleck village

Samson, William (c), farmer, Knockroon, Auchinleck

Samson, John (c), farmer, Darnlaw, do.
Scott, John (c), boxmaker, Braehead, do.
Sharp, Robert, farmer, Pembreck, do.
Simpson, George, contractor, Birnieknowe, do,
Sloan, William (c), farmer, Townhead, do.
Smith, James (c), farmer, Thirdpart, do.
Smith, Jacob (c), farmer, Glenside, do.
Somerville, John, innkeeper, Auchinleck village

Templeton, William, storekeeper, Auchinleck

Templeton, John (c), baker and postmaster, do.
Templeton, Andrew, railway-guard, Auchinleck

Wallace, John, overseer of Auchinleck Estate,. Tr8€sh!II,.fc.

Veir, James (c), farmer, Walltrees, do,
7hite, Wm., florist, Auchinleck House, GreenfoGt, do>.

flfU ^d
102 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Wilson, John (c), contractor, Lugar, Auchinleck

Young, John, (c), farmer, Morton Moor

COUNTY VOTEES NOT RESIDENT IN AYRSHIRE.

Anderson, Thomas (c), of Glendershaig, 27 Melville-street,
Edinburgh.
Dunlop, Colin R, (c), ironmaster, Fullarton-house, Lanarkshire,
Robertson, John, (c), of Duncanziemer, W.S., Edinburgh
Wil8on,John,junr.(c), ironmaster, Dundy van-cottage, Lanark-
shire
iBallantrae Village—distant from Ayr 34, and from Kilmarnock 46 miles.l

Ballantrae lies on the Carrick sea-coast, 18 miles from

Stranraer 4 miles from Colmonell 13 from Girvan and 34
; ; ;

miles from Ayr. Population—In 1831, 1506 1841, 1651 1851^ ; ;

1801. Increase since 1831, 295. Extent. It is about 10 miles—

in length, and nearly as many in breadth, boundaries It is —
bounded on the east and north-east by Colmonell on the east ;

and south-east by Kew Luce; on the south by Inch; and on

the west by Lochryan and the Irish Sea. Character The —
(greatest number
of families are engaged in agriculture. few A
are employed as weavers ; and a good many are tradesmen at
one season and "fishermen at another. Tiie fishery is extensive.
—
Markets, ^c. The chief market town of the district is Girvan*,
Ballantrae is a sub post-town under Girvan.

Agnew, William, farmer, Bigpark, Ballantrae

Ayrley, Mrs. Agnes, housekeeper, Finnart House, Glenapp-*
sub-office of Girvan*
Aitken, Mary, grocer, Ballantrae
Algie, John (c), farmer, Glendrisaig, Gienapp
Allan, David, fisher, Ballantra-e
Allan, Hugh, farmer. Mains, do.
Allan, Thomas, farmer. Foreland, do.
Anderson, Hugh, coast guard, do.
Anderson, William, farmer, Garpher, do.
Anderson, James, farmer, K. and S. Laggan, do.
!

Bairb, Samuel, labourer, Ballantrae

Barclay, Alexander, farmer, Bigpark, do.
Barron, Robert, weaver, do. \

Barrens, James, weaver, do.

Baxter^ Robert, labourer, Crosshouse, do.
Blair, Rev. Duncan, minister. Butters' Chapel, do.
Blakely, Duncan, labourer, Ballantrae
Brackinridge, John & William (c), farmers, Balig, da
Brown, Crawford, tailor, do.
Brown, John, farmer, High Kilphin, do.
Burns, David, farmer, Crailoch, do.

Caird, James (c), Baldoon

Campbell, Thomas, farmer and wright, Crosshouse, Glcnapp

* All letters for tlie Gienapp district and Ballantrae generally> ^ould be
marked *' By Girvan."
104 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Carnochan, Alex., farmer, Craigends or Currarie Port, Glenapp

Clarke, David, blacksmith, Ballantrae
Clarke, Hugh, carrier, do.
Coulter, David, farmer and wrigkt, Herronsford, dcK
Coulter, James, fisher, do.
Coulter, John, surfaceman, dOi
Coulter, William, fisher, do.
Crawford, Bryce, labourer, GarleJBBn, dOk
Cumming, Helen, grocer, do., do.
Cumming, James, skipper, do.
Cumming, Robert, fisher, do.
Cumming, Robert, farmer, Milburn, do.
Cumming, William, fisher, do.
Cunningham, John (c), farmer,. Leffindonald, do*
Currie, William, Chelsea out-pensioner and shoemaker, do^

Dalrvmple, John (c)j yr. of Eordel, Main-street,, do.

Davie, Allan, miller and farmer, Coling Mill, do.
Dick, William, farmer, Airycleoch and Strawarren, do.
Dongan, Andrew, farmer, Low Kilphin, Ballantrae
Drynan, Thomas, farrier^ do.
Drynan, James, farmer and surfaceman, Mathew's Croft,, doi.
Drynan, Thomas (c), farmer, Mark, Glenapp
Drynan, William (c)^ innkeeper, Ballantrae
Dunlop, ISTathan, labourer, GarieflSn, do.

Eagleshajm, James, senr.^ weaver, do.

Eaglesham, James, junr., fisher, do.
Eaglesham, John, shoemaker, Garleffin, do»
Eaglesham, Robert, fisher, do.
Eaglesham, Thomas, fisher^ do.
Eaglesham, William, shoemaker, Garleffin, do.

EERaussoN, David, fisher, do.

Fergusson, Hugh & John, farmers, Balminnoeh, do;
Fergusson, James (c), farmer, Shalloch-wrerk, do.
Fergusson, John (c), faimer, Mains of Ballantrae and Park
Fergusson, Mrs., spirit-dealer, Garlef&n, do. [Kelly, do..

Gardner. David, weaver, Ballantrae

Gardner, John, fisher, do.
Gardner, Thomas, fisher, do.,
Gibb, Peter, farmer, Bigpark, Ballantrae
Gordon, Roger (c), farmer, Upper Kiiwhannell,. dOo.
Gowan, Hugh, Bellymore, Ballantrae
Graham, David (c), farmer, Polcardoch, do..
Graham, Mathew, farmer, Balnowiart, do.

Hawthobn, Fergus, labourer, Ballantrae

 BALLANTRAE. 105

Hepburn. Jamep, lodging house keeper, Ballantrae

Hewison, Robert, retired tide-waiter, do.
Hunter, Robert, farmer, Kilwhannell, do.
Hutclieson, James, farmer, Glenover, do.

Johnston, Andrew, teacher, Ballantrae

Kennedy, David and Hugh, farmers and carters, do.

Kennedy, John, farmer, Balkissock (part of), do.
Kennedy, Capt Hew Ferguson (c), of Finnart, Glenapp
Kerr, Archd., farmer and wright, Ballochdowan, Olenapf
Kerr, Hugh, farmer and feuar, do., do.

Leckie, James, weaver, Ballantrae

Leckie, John, do. do.
Leckie, William, labourer, do.
Linton, Hugh, labourer, do.
Linton, Samuel, fisher^ do,

MiLROY, Rev. John (c), parish minister, Manse, do,

Milroy^ Hugh, farmer, Fordhouse, do.
Milroy, Thomas (c), farmer, Mulbain & Dupin, Glenapf
Milroy, Miss Janet, Ballantrae
Milroy, John, Mulbain
Milroy, James, da
Miller, Donaldson, spirit- dealer, do.
Miller, John, senr^ postmaster, do.
Miller, John, junr., letter-carrier, do.
Moore, James, grocer, do.
Moore, John C. (c), of Corsewall, Ballantrae
Moore, Samuel, farmer, Bigpark, do.
Muir, Robert, farmer, Ballymore, Ballantrae
Murchie, Peter, blacksmith, Lagganholm, do.
Murdoch, Andrew, labourer, do.
Murdoch, David &, William, farmers, Kinning-park, do.
Murphy, Bernard, farmer, Ballochdowan, Glenapp

M'Caw, Robert, farmer, South Garphar, Ballantrae

M'Clelland, Anthony, miller, Ballochdowan Mill, do
M"Clure, Alexander, farmer and cattle dealer, Strabracken ani
Laggafatter, do
M'Clure, John, farmer and blacksmith, Herensford, Ballantrae
M'Cord, Thomas, agent for Girvan saving's bank, do
M'Cracken, David, flesher, do
M'Cracken, James, farmer, Altiraeg, Glenapp
M'Cracken & Son, Mrs., farmer, Craig, do.
M'Cracken, Peter, inspector of poor, Ballantrae
M'Crae, James (c), farmer, Craigance, Glenapp
M'Creath, James (c), farmer, Smirton, Ballaatea©
XOQ AYRSHIRE DIRECTORT.

M'Creath, G, (c), farmer, Srairton, Ballantrae

M'Creath, James, farmer, Gleglae, do
M'Credie, Andrew, forester to Lord Orkney, Glenapp-
M'Credie, Hugh, wright, Ballantrae
M'Credie, Hugh, weaver, do
M'Credie, James, labourer, do
M'Credie, John, thatcher, do
M'Do wall, Gilbert, farmer, Auchincross, do
M'Dowall, John, farmer, Bigpark, Ballantrae
M'Farlane, Andrew, coastguard service, Ballantrae
M'Gregor, Hugh, labourer, Ballantrae
M'Gregor, James, baron officer, Ballantrae
M'Gregor, Robert, tailor, Ballantrae
M'Harg, Anthony, farmer, Tummock. Glenapp
M'llwraith, James, of Auchenflower, Ballantrae
M'llwraith, Ivy (c),. farmer. Mains of Tig^ Ballantrae^
M'Intosh, David, coastguard service, Ballantrae
M'Kie, John, dyker, Garleffar, do.
M'Kenna, David, farmer, part of Mains, do.
M'Kenna, Gilbert (c), farmery.Garleffin, do.
M'Kissock, Douglas, farmer, Duchra, do.
M'Kissock, John, farmer, Ballantrae
M'Kissock, William (c), farmer, Knockdow, do.
M'Kissock, William, James, & Andrew, masons, do.
M'Kissock, Peter, tailor, do.
M'Lean, William, overseer,. Mains of Tig^ do.
M'Leod, John, spirit-dealer, Ballantrae
M'Millan, John (c), farmer, Sallochan, Ballantrae
M'Meeken, Peter, mason, Garleffin, Ballantrae
M'Quaker, Andrew, farmer, Muttonhall, Ballantrae^
M'Quistin, Mrs., Ballantrae
M'Quistin, Peter, farmer, Ballochdowan, Glenapp
M'Tier, David, surfaceman, Glenapp
M'Whirter, Alexander, fisher, Ballantrae
M'Whirter, David, labourer, Ballantrae
M'Whirter, Hugh, fisher, Ballantrae
M'Whirter, James, tailor, Ballantrae
M'Whirter, John, of Dornal, Ballantrae '
M'Whirter, John and Wm. (c), farmer, Barnvannocb, Ballantrae^
M-Whirter, John (c) and William, farmer, Shennas, Ballantrae
M-Whirter, William (c), fisher, Ballantrae
M'Whirter, John (c), residenter, Ballantrae
M" William, Thomas, weaver, do.
M'William, John, fisher, do.

I^iEL, Claud, innkeeper, Ballantrae

Nisbit, George, fisher, Ballantrae

^RR^ James, Ifibourer, Ballantrae

 BALLANTRAE. 107

Orr, William, labourer, Ballantrae

Owens, Daniel, spirit-dealer and flesher, Garleffin, da

Peebles, Hugh, grocer, Ballantrae, do.

Peebles, Thomas, labourer, Garleffin, do.
Porteous, Rev. James, Free Church minister, Ballantrae, do.

Rae, James, shoemaker, do.

Bichmond, Matthew, farmer, Currarie, Glenapp
Eoberstson, Thomas, road-contractor, Auchairne, Ballantrae
Boss, John, farmer. Big Park, do.
Ross, Thomas, farmer, do.
Ross, John, grocer, do.

Scott, James, shoemaker, Ballantrae

Scott, John, shoemaker, Ballantrae
Scott, William, mason, Ballantrae
Shaw, Alexander, toll-keeper and grocer, Kilantringan
Shaw; William (c), farmer, Ardnamoil, Ballantrae
Shearer, John, blacksmith, Garleffin, Ballantrae
Sinclair, John, Garleffin, Ballantrae
Sloss, Mrs. Margaret, draper and grocer, Ballantrae
Small, William, cooper, Ballantrae
Stewart, Aaron, labourer, Auchairne, Ballantrae
Stewart, James, postmaster and teacher of " Butters's School,"
[Glenapp
Tait, John, blacksmith, Ballantrae
Taylor, John, surgeon, do.
Temple, Robert, parochial teacher, do.
Thompson, Hugh, gardener, do.
Thompson, Hugh, fisher, do.
Thompson, John, do, do.
Thompson, John, do. do.
Thompson, William, do. do.

Wallace, Edward (c), farmer, Balkissock

Wilson, Mrs., Ballantrae
Wright, Robert, do., Donnan

Young, Francis, farmer, Balrazie

COUNTY VOTERS NOT RESIDENT IN AYRSHIRE.

Caird, Alex. M'Neer(c), procurator fiscal, Stranraer

Donaldson, John (c), of Auchairne, with his Regiment in India
Gray, Andrew Farquhar (c), of Glentig, &c., comptroller of
customs, Glasgow
Guthrie, George (c), factor to Lord Stair, Rephad, by Stranraer
108 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Main, George (c), innkeeper, Innerkip, Eenfrewshire

Moore, James (c), lands of Dounan, Bigpark,"Corsewall Houae,
Kirkcolm, Stranraer
Onslow, Henry Hughes (c), of Balkissock, &c., Mount Charles,
near Ayr
 B A R R ,

[Barr Village— distant from Ayr 23 miles, and from Kilmarnock 35 miles.]

Baee lies 8 miles from Girvan; 16 miles from Straiton; 8

miles from Dailly ; 14 miles from Maybole and 23 miles
;

from Ayr. Fopulation—ln 1831, 941 ; 1841, 959 ; 1851,

908. Decrease since 1831, 33. —
Extent The parish contains
about 100 square miles, and measures 12 miles by 9. Boun-
daries — It is bounded, beginning at the south-east side and
proceeding round by the east, by Minnigaff in Galloway,
Straiton, Dailly, Girvan, and Colmonell. Character The —
parish is almost purely agricultural, and the greater part of
the land is in pasture. —
Markets, &c. The chief market is at
Girvan.

AiTKEN, Alex., labourer, Craigmalloch, Girvan, (with receiving

Barr village)
office at
Alexander, Miss Jane, grocer, Village
Alexander, John, labourer, Village, do.
Alexander, Miss Elizabeth, housekeeper, Alton Albany, do.
Arthur, John (c), farmer, Farden, do.

Bell, "William, labourer. Village, do.

Black, David, labourer, do., do.
Brown, Captain Wm. Frederick, of the pth Regt. of Dragoon*,
Barr Village by Girvan
Burgess, James, mason, Bridgend, do.
Burgess, John, mason. Village, do.
Burgess, Wm., farmer, Barrmill, do.

Caldwell, David, grocer, Village, do.

Caldwell, Thomas, labourer, do., do.
Caldwell, John, blacksmith, do., do.
Campbell, George (c), farmer, Tarryfessock, do.
Campbell, Mrs Hugh, householder, do., do.
Campbell, Mrs John, spirit-dealer. Lanes Toll, do.
Carsewell, John, miller, Penclanty Mill, do.
Cathcart, Agnes, householder. Village, do.
Cooper, John, shepherd, do., do.
Crosbie, John, farmer, Clashnicraig, do.
Cuningham, James, shepherd, Tarryfessock, do.
Cuningham, David (c), farmer, Miljoan, do.

DoAK, John (c), farmer, Donlarg, do.

110 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORT.

Donald, William, farmer. White Clauchrie, Barr

Donald, John (c), farmer, Nocheen, do.
Drynan, Robert, labourer, Pinvalley, do.
Dunn, Robert, labourer. Village, do.

Fergusson, Mrs Thomas, farmer, Dunmurchie, do,^

Fergusson, James (c), farmer, Dunmurchie, do.
Fergusson, David, shepherd, Alton Albany, do.
Fergusson, William, grocer, Village, do.
Findlay, Marion, householder, Pinclanty, do.
Forgie, James, weaver, Carmohin, do.
Forsyth, Mrs Robert, householder, Barr, do.
Forsyth, Mrs Wm., householder, do., do.
Forsyth, George, spirit-dealer, Rowantree-toll, do.

G-ALLOTVAY, Andrew, farmer, Kirkland, do.

Galloway Fergus, farmer, Kirkdominae, do.
Galloway, William, shepherd. Village, do.
Gallocher, George, grocer, do., do.
Gibb, Mrs George, grocer, do ., do.
Gibson, David, senior, blacksmith, do., do»
Gibson, David, junior, blacksmith, do., do*
Gourley, Andrew, carrier, do., do.
Gregg, Thomas, labourer, do., do.
Gregg, John (c), farmer, Shallochwell, do.
Gunion, William, cooper. Village, do.

Hannah, Samuel, labourer. Village, do.

Harvie, James (c), jun., residenter, Barr
Hood, Thomas (c), farmer, Daljedburgh, do*
Hunter, John (c), farmer, Traboyack, do.
Hutchison, John, shepherd, Rowantree, da.

Jamieson, Mary, householder. Village, do.

Jackson, John, labourer, Ti-aboyack, do.
Johnston, Margaret, householder, Village, do.

Kelly, James, shepherd, Lambdoughty, do.

Kennedy, Alex, farmer, Shalloch-on-Minnoch, do.
(c),
Kennedy, Anthony (c), farmer, Bellymore, do.
Kennedy, Hugh, farmer Penclanty, do.
Kennedy, John, wright. Village, do.
Kennedy, William, wright, Bourtrees, do.
Kirkland, Wm., shepherd, Craigmalloch, do.
Kirkland, Wm., shepherd, Blackrue, do.

Laidlaw, Thomas (c), farmer, Aldinna, do.

Lamb, James (c), farmer, Dalquhairn^ doi^
 BAKR. 1 11

Lang, William, shepherd, Burnside, Barr

Laurie, Alex., shepherd, Slaethorn Rigg, Shalloch, do..

Lennox, Alex, (c), farmer. North Balloch, do.

Linch, Francis, tailor. Village, do.
Little, Margaret, householder, Barr

Martin, Samuel, weaver, Village, do.

Maxwell, John, labourer. Village, do.
Maxwell, John, gamekeeper, Rowantree, da.
'

Milliken, James,^ shepherd. Village, do.

Mitchell, James (c), farmer, Changue, do.
Mitchell, Charles, farmer, Lockston.
Mitchell, Andrew, junior (c), farmer, Dalwine, do,
Muir, Thomas, skin-merchant. Village, do.
Muir, Gilbert, shepherd. Doughty, do.
Muir, Mrs Robt., householder. Village, do.
Murchie, Mrs John, householder, do. do.
Murdoch, David, shepherd, Darlae, do.
Murdoch, Alex., labourer. Village, do.
Murray, Archd., mason, Pinclanty, do.
Murray, Mrs Andw., householder, Home Haugh, do.

M'Blane, Alex., gamekeeper, Auchensoul, do.

M'Caa, Mrs. Elizabeth, postmistress, Village, do..
M'Caa, Richard, toll-keeper. Upper Barr, do.
M'Caa, William, shepherd, Corphin, do.
M'Caughtrie, William, drainer. Village, do.
M'Clure, John, shepherd, South Balloch, do.
M'Clure, John, grocer. Village, do.
M'Cormick, Wm. Thos., and Andrew (c), farmers, Cawan an<J
Garleffin, do.
M'Cosh, Peter, farmer, Balig, do.
M'Cracken, James, carter, Kilmains, do.
M'Crane, William, farmer, Dalreoch, do.
M'Credie, Andrew, tailor, Village, do.
M'Cubbin, George, tailor. Village, do.
M'Culloch, John, farmer, Laggangill, do.
M'Cutcheon, Edward, farmer, Merkland, do.
M'Cutchon, Edward, tailor, Village, do.
M'Donald, Neil, Free Church teacher, Barr, do.
M'Fadzean, John (c), of Carnwhin, do.
M'Fadzean, James (c), farmer. Black Cla^uchrie, doo.
M'Fadzean, Robert, labourer. Village, do.
M'Garva, John, spirit-dealer. Village, do.
M'Garva, John, labourer, Village, do.
M'Garva, Thomas, labourer. Village, do.
M'Garva, Andrew (c), weaver, Village, do.
M'Garva, Gilbert (c), farmer, Nether Burn, do.^
112 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

M'Garva, Gilbert (c), farmer, Lockston, Barr

M'llmorrow, John, weaver, Village, do.
M'llmorrow, Andrew, shoemaker, Village, do.
M'llmorrow, Agnes, householder, Village, do.
M'llmorrow, William, weaver, do.
M'llwraith, William, farmer, Glengennet, Barr
M'llwraith, John (c), farmer, Mark, do.
M'llwraith (c), Thomas, farmer, Pinvalley, do,
M'llwraith, Mrs. Ivie, annuitant, Dalquharn, do.
M'llwraith, Mrs. Gilbert, annuitant, Dalquharn, do.
M'llwraith, John, labourer, Clashgulloch, do.
M'Kerrow, Alexander, farmer, Whiterue, do.
M'Kerrow, George, labourer, Village, do.
M'Kerrow, William, labourer, Craigmalloch, do.
M'Kenna, John, wright and Free Church beadle, Village, do.
M'Kenna, Samuel, shoemaker. Village, do.
M'Kie, John, farmer, Village, do.
M'Kie, David (c), farmer, Darnac nner, do.
M'Kie, David \c), inspector of poor, Greggholm, do.
M'Kinnan, Andrew, labourer, Village, do.
M'Kissock, Peter, mason. Village, do.
M'Kissock, Jane, householder. Village, do.
M'Leran, Alexander, shepherd, Shalloch-on-Minnoch, do.
M'Master, Rev. James, Manse, Barr, do.
M'Math, James, labourer, Barr, do.
M'Meekin, Minnie, householder, Village, do.
M'Millan, Mrs., Alex., householder. Village, do.
M'Millan, James (c), of Changue, do.
M'Murrie, Hugh, farmer, Tarryfessock, do.
M'Murrie, William, labourer, Minnocheon, do.
M'Skimming, Hugh, wright, Changue, do.
M'Skimming, John, weaver, do., do.
M'Whirier, David, shepherd, Cafnfore, do.
M'Whirter, Ivie, shepherd, Craig, do.
M'Whirter, John (c), labourer, Village, do.
M'Whirter, Fergus, shoemaker, Barr, do.
M'Whirter, Hugh, shoemaker, Barr, do.
M'Whirter, Eobert, dairyman, Glenhaugh, do.
M' William, John, householder, Village, do.

Nelson, John, farmer, Dalgarva

Niven, Adair (c), carter. Village, do.

Paterson, Wm., labourer, do., do.

Ramsay, James, labourer, do., do.

Rankin, Mrs James, householder, Barr, do.
Rodgerson, Robert, shepherd, Aldinna, do.
 BARK. lis

Kowan, John, labour, Clashgulloch, Barr

Rowan, Alex., labourer, Village, do.
Koxburgh, Daniel (c), farmer, Upper Barr, do»

Seton, David, shepherd. Little Shalloch, do.

Shankland, James (c), farmer, Penhaunet, do.
Shankland, Jane, dairymaid, Milton, do.
Shaw, Wm., wright and beadle, do., do.
Sloan, Wm., labourer, North Balloch, do.
Smith, John, shepherd, Dalwine, do.
Smith, Henry, innkeeper, Barr, do.
Spiers, Gilbert (c), weaver. Village, do.
Spiers, James, weaver, do., do.
Symington, John (c), farmer, Bennan, do.
*
Taggart, James, shepherd, Fertor, do.
Thomson, Anthony, sen. and jun. (c), farmers, Baligmorie, do.

Walker, William, weaver, Village, do.

Walker, Stephen, parish schoolmaster, do., do.
Wallace, Rev. Ebenezer B., Free Church Manse, do.
Weatherat, Elizabeth, householder, South Balloch, do.
Weir, Thomas (c), farmer, Auchlewan, do.
Wilson, John (c), farmer, South Balloch, do.
Wyllie, James, cooper. Village, do.
Wyllie, Robert, thatcher, do., do.

COUNTY VOTERS NOT RESIDENT IN AYRSHIRE.

Adair, John (c), writer. Stranraer
Blair, iSir Seymour (c), Bart., Lands of Minnocheon, &c.,
Blanefield
Lawrie, Alex. (o). C.E., Low Moor Ironworks, Bradford
M'Gibbon, Charles (c), of Laggan, &c., 33 East Claremont-st.,
Edinburgh
M'Kie, David (c), Esq. of Greggholm, Barr
Oliver, George (c), of Stinehar Terrace, merchant, Manchester
Rodger, David (c), Esq, of Lambduchty, PenkilJ, Garliestown
Stewart, Robert (c), of Shennas, 32 Royal Crescent, Edinburgh
 . ;

B E I T H
fBeith Village— distant ifrom Ayr 22 miles, and from Kilmarnock 14 miles.j

Beith lies 4 miles from Lochwinnoch 3 miles from Kilbirnie

;

6 miles from Dunlop and 14 miles from Kilmarnock. PopU'

;

lation— In 1831, 5113; 1841, 5795 1851, 6384. Increase since

;

—
1831, 1271. Extent Its greatest length is 4 miles, and the
parish contains upwards of 11,000 acres, Scotch. Boundaries —
It is bounded on the north by Lochwinnoch ; on the east by
Neilston and Dunlop ; on the south by Kilwinning and Dairy,;
and on the west by Kilbirnie Loch. Character The inhabi- —
tants of the town o^ Beith are chiefly weavers; there are a
number of miners many are engaged in the thread manufac>-
;

tory and the trades usually found in a country town employ a

;

number more. A considerable amount of business takes place in

Beith. Markets, 8fc. —A
weekly market is held in Beith, on Fri-
day. Afair is held on the 18th August, o.s., the festival of
St. Inan. It is vulgarly called "Tenant's Day." The other
fairs are New-year's-day Friday, Candlemas Friday, May
—
Cow Fair, and Martinmas Friday all of which are held on the
first Fridays of January, February, May, and November, o.s.

Adam, William, farmer, Blaelochside, Beith

Aitken, Eobert, gardener, Morrishill, do.
Alexander, Gabriel, spirit-dealer, Buns-wynd, do.
Alexander, William (c), farmer, Fulwoodhead, do.
Allan, George (c), farmer, Craighouse, do.
Allan, Robert, farmer, Crummock, do,
Allan, William (c), farmer, Crawfield, do.
Allan, William (c), weaver, do.
Anderson, George, horse-dealer, Wilson-street, do.
Anderson, John, agent, Wilson-street, do.
Anderson, Miss, boarding-school, Braehead, do.
Anderson, Robert (c), farmer. Deepston, do.
Anderson, James (c), miller, Hazlehead, do.
Anderson, Thomas, tilemaker, Mossneuk, do.
Andrew, James (c), farmer, Bigholm, do.

Barr, David, cooper, Head -street, Beith

Barr, Francis (c), farmer, Bogside, do.
Barr, James (c), spirit-dealer Main-street, do. '

Barr, John (c), cooper, Head-street, do.

Barr, William, currier, New -street, do.
Barr, William, land-measurer, Cross, do.
Barbour, John, grocer. Strand, do.
 BEITH. 115

Barbour, Eobert (c), grocer, Main-street, Beith

BeitliGas Company (Manager, D. Young), Bun's-wynd, do.
Biggart, David (c), hosier. Main-street, do.
Biggart, Robert, of Burnhouse, do.
Biggart, Thomas (c), of Oldmill, do.
Biggart, Thomas, junr., farmer, Oldmill, do.
Boyd, James, junr., farmer, North Bar, do.
Boyd, James, carrier, Wilson-street, do.
Boyd, John, innkeeper, Gateside, do.
Boyd, John, farmer, Barmill, do.
Boyd, Thomas, farmer, Balgraymuir, do.
Boyd, William, merchant, Wilson- street, do.
Boyd, Fordyce, farmer, Hill of Beith, do.
Brodie, Peter, manager, railway station, do.
Brown, Hugh (c), of Broadstone, do.
Brown, Hugh (c), yr. of Broadstone, do. •
Brown, James (c), writer, do.
Burns, William (c), of Nettlehirst, do.

Calderwood, David (c), labourer, East Highgate, Beith

Calderwood, John (c), mason, do.
Calderwood, John (c), saddler. Main-street^ do.
Calderwood, William (c), of Highgate, do.
Caldwell, Allan (c), of Highgate, farmer, Highgate, do.
Caldwell, John (c), weaver, Head-street, do.
Caldwell, John (c). of Middleton, farmer, Middleton, do.
Caldwell, Mathew, of Balgray. farmer, Balgray, do.
Caldwell, Robert (c), residenter, Balgray, do.
Caldwell, Thos. (c), of Coldstream, miller, Coldstream Mill, do.
Carruth, Robt. Cc),,of Mains Marshall, farmer, Mains, Marshall do
Clark, John (c), ojp Highbogside, farmer, Bellsgrove, Beith
Clark, John, currier, do.
Clark, Robert, merchant. Main-street, do.
Clark, Robert, shoemaker, Townhead, do.
Cochran, Colin (c), of Gree, farmer, Gree, do.
Cochrane, Robert (c), weaver, Beith
Cochrane, Robert (c), grocer, Wilson-street, do.
Cochrane, Thomas (c), farmer, Gurdie, do.
Colville, Rev. Dr. George, minister of Beith, Manse, do.
Commercial Bank of Scotland, (agent, James Faulds), office.
Connell, John (c), farmer, Lugtonrig, do. [Whang-street, do.
Craig, David (c), limemaster, Broadstone, do.
Craig, James (c), farmer, Broadstone, do.
Craig, John (c), farmer, Laigh Hood's-yard, do.
Craig, John, farmer, Whitecraigs, do.
Craig, John, lime-merchant, &c., Langside, do. !

Craig, Robert, Langside Limeworks, do.

Craig, Mrs. Andrew, merchant, Main-street, do.
Craig, Robert, grocer, Gateside, do.
116 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Craig, Thomas (c), farmer, Hillend, Beith

Craig, William (c), farmer, Whitestones, do.
Craig, William (c), farmer, Cuff, do.
Crawford, Hugh, horse-dealer, Main-street, do.
Crawford, Hugh (c) & Co., thread-manufacturers, Whang-st. do.
Crawford, Hugh (c),"of Northbar, do.
Crawford, James, merchant, Whang-street, do.
Crawford, James (c), farmer, Langbar, do.
Crawford, John (c), flesher. Main-street, do.
Crawford, Hugh, merchant, Whang Street, do.
Ciiuninghame, Robert (c), weaver, do.
Cunninghame, John, rope-spinner, Wilson-street, do.
Cuthbertson, Adam, currier, do.

Dale, James (c), wright, Whang- street, Beith

Dale, John (c), farmer, Bank, do.
Davidson, James (c), farmer, Southridgehill, do.
Dickie, Rev. Matthew, Free Church Minister, do.
Doak, James, (c), farmer, Overton, do.
Dobie, James (c), writer, Cruramock House oflSce, Strand,
; do.
Dobie, William (c), of Grangevale, do.
Dobie, William Wilson (c), Crummock, do.
Duflf", William P. (c), schoolmaster, school-house, do.
Dunlop, Gabriel (c), farmer, Burnhouse, do.
Dunlop, John (c), baker. Main-street, do.
Dunlop, Robert (c), labourer, do.
Dunlop, Thomas, baker, Main-street, do.

Faulds, Alex, (c), merchant, Strand-street, Beith

Eaulds, Alex, and Co., manufacturers, Strand, do.
Faulds, James (c), writer. Whang-street, do.
Faulds, James & Co., manufacturers. Strand, do.
Faulds, James (c) merchant, Crummock-street, do.
Faulds, William (c), weaver, do.
Faulds, William Pollock (c), merchant, do
Ferguson, John, smith, do.
Ferguson, William (c), of Crookhill, farmer, Crookhill, do.
Fergusson, William (c), farmer, Roughbank, do.
Finlay, James (c), of Highgate, cheese-dealer, &c., Highgate, do.
Fulton, Robert (c), shoemaker, do. '

Fulton, William (c), farmer, Newhouse of Threepwood, do.

Galbraith, William (c), farmer, Bottoms, Beith

Galloway, John (c), toUkeeper, do.
Galloway, Thomas (c), farmer. Palmer Myre, do.
Geddes, John, farmer, Shitterflat, do.
Gemmell, John (c), of Deepston, hay-dealer, Deepston, do.
Gemmell, John, jun., hay-dealer^ Deepston, do.
Gentles, Miss, Manse, do.
 BEITH, 117

Gibson, Gavin baker. Main-street, Beith

(c),
^triffen, Adam merchant, Cross, do.
(c),
Gillies, William (e), blacksmith, Gateside, do.
tJilmour, Andrew (c), farmer, Overgree, do.
Gilmour, James (c), of Gree, farmer, Gree, do.
Gilmour, James junr., of Gree, farmer, Gree, do.
Gilmour, John (c), of Hazlehead, farmer, Hazlehead, do.
Gilmour, Matthew, of Gree, farmer, Gree, do.
Gilmour, Matthew (c), farmer, Borestone, do.
Gilmour, Mrs, of Gree, residenter, Gree, do.
Gilmour, liobt., of Bottoms, (c), farmer. Bottoms
Gillan, Hugh (c), farmer, Gurlstone, do.
Gillan, Robt., farmer, Gurlstone, do.
Gillies, John, grocer, Main-street, do.
Glen, Robert (c), farmer, Brownhills, do,
Gow, William (c), of Highgate, do.

Hamilton, James (c), weaver, Beith

Hamilton, Robt. (c), farmer, Mossneuk, do.
Hamilton, William, weaver, do,
Harvey, John (c), of Brackenhills, Brackenhills, do.
Howie, Robert (c), farmer. Gate-end, do.
Howie, Thomas (c), weaver, do. *

Harvey, Wm. (c), of Brackenhills, Brackenhills, do.

Henderson, Mrs., residenter, Morrishill, do.
Highgate, William (c), letter-carrier, do.
Hislop, John (c), manufacturer, Whang, do.
Hogarth, Robt. (c), farmer, Knowes, do.
Houston, Gavin (c), of Lugtonridge. farmer, Lugtonridge, do.
Houston, Mrs., innkeeper, Railway Inn, do.
Houston, Robt. (c), of Mainshamilton, do.
Husband, Peter, (c), farmer, Northhighgate, do.

Jack, James (c), farmer, Over-Hessilhead, Beith

Jack, Robt. & Wm. (c), farmer, Overton, do.
Jack, Robt,, farmer, Giffen Mill, do.
Jamieson, Wm., grocer. Main-street, do.

Kennedy, James, innkeeper. Whang, Beith

Kennedy, John, farmer, Shitterflat, do.
Kerr, James (c), grocer, Strand, do.
Kerr, William (c), farmer, Southbar, do.
Kerr, James, farmer, Southbar, do.
Kerr, James Campbell, Townhead, do.
Kerr, John, grocer, Langbar, do.
Kerr, John, currier, Townhead, do.
Kerr, John (c), of Fulwoodhead, farmer, Fulwoodhead, do.
Kerr, Matthew Cc),farmer, Gree, do.
Kerr, Mrs., of Nettlehirst, residenter, Nettlehirst, do.
I
118 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Kerr, William, (c), of Mossend, Broadstone Hall, BeiMi

Kerr, Robert (e), farmer, Bigholm, do.
Kerr, William (c), weaver, Gateside, do.
Kerr, William (c), blacksmith. New-street, do
Kerr, William (e), weaver, Beith, do.
King, Jarae?, grixer, Main-street^ do.
King, James (c), farmer, Lugtonridge, do.
King, llobert (c), of Lugtonridge, Lugtonridge, do»
King, Robert (c), farmer, Shots, do.
King, William (c), writer, Whang-street, do
Kirkwood, James, clerk, Langbar, do.
Kirkwood, Thomas (c), farmer, Drumbowie,. do.

Leighton, James, grocer, Head-street, do^

Lees, John, clothier, Whang, do.
Levach, John, residenter, Gateside, do.
Logan, Robert, wright, Grangehili, do.
Love, Allan, spirit-dealer, Main-street, do..
Love, Andrew (c), grocer, Gateside, do.
Love, D. S writer. New-street, do.
,

Love, James (c), wright, Townhead, do.

Love, John (c), of Threepwood, do.
Love, John, jr. (c). farmer, Threepwood, do.
Love, Robert (c), of Hoodsyard, do.
Love, Robert, clothier, Main-street, Beith
Love, Robert (c), weaver, Beith
Love, Robert (c), farmer, Netherward, do.
Love, Thomas (c), labourer, Gateside, do.
Love, Thomas, horsedealer, Hoodsyard, do.
Love, William (of W. and W. F. Love, writers,) do.
Love, William (c), farmer, Bogfauld, Beith
Love, William, horsedealer, Hoodsyard, do.
Lauchland, James (c), carter, do.
Lymburn, John (c), agent, Wilson-street, do.

Martin. Rev. James, minister, United Presbyterian Church ^

Manse, Braehead, Beith

Mason Lodge, G. M., William Wyllie, Beith
Matthias, Joseph, surgeon, Main-street, Beith
Meikle, Rev. James, minister. United Presbyterian Church,
Menzies, Mrs., draper. Cross, do [Head-street, do
Miller, David, fiesher, do
Mdler, Hugh (c), farmer, Gatehead,, do
Miller, James (c), farmer, Docraw, do
Miller, John (c), flesher, Main-street, do
Miller, Robert, horsedealer. Border, do
Miller, Robert, pawnbroker. New-street, do-
Miller, Robert, flesher. Main-street, do
Miller, Thomas (c), surgeon,. New-street, do
 BEITH. 119

Miller, William, arrocer, Main-street, Beith

Miller, WiUiam, plasterer, Crummock-street, do
Miller, William farmer, Foreside, do
(c),
Montgomer)'', Daniel, of Nettlebirst, farmer, Nettlehirst, do
Montgomery, Eobt. (c), residenter, Auchintiber, Buns-wjnd, do.
Morris, Miss, milliner. New- street, do
Muir, Bryce, currier, Strand, do
Muir, John (c), farmer. North Higbgate, Beitb
Muir, John (c), tanner, &c., Strand, do
Muir, John, & Son, tanners, &c., Strand, do
Muir, William, jun. (c), currier, Main-street, do
Mure, William, Col, M.P., of Caldwell, Caldwell House, do.
Mure, David (c), advocate, Edinburgh

M'Kerrow, Janie?, baker, Whang.-street, Beith

M'Lintock, William, shoemaker. Main-street, do
M'Raith, John, clothier. Whang-street, do

Orr, Andrew, merchant, Strand-street, Beith

Orr, William, grocer, Whang-street, do.

Parker, Hugh (c), gardener, Woodside, Beitht

Parker, James (c), labourer, Gateside
Parker, John (c), RoughAvood, Beith
Parker, Thomas, gardener, Hessilhead, doi
Paton, William (c), Brackenhill, do.
Patrick, Miss, Trearne, Beith
Patrick, Robert Sheddan, of Hessilhead, do..
Patrick, Robert, residenter, Cuff-House, do.
Patrick, Wm,, W.S. (c), of Roughwood, Trearne House, dOi.
Patrick, Wra. C. (c), of Woodside, Woodside House, do.
Pollock, Alex, (c), farmer,. Brownrauir, do.

Rae, Janet, grocer. Main-street, Beith

Rae, William (c), grocer. Head-street, do.
Ramsay, Alex., currier, Wilson-street, do;
Ramsay, Robert (c), merchant. Whang-street, do.
Ramsay, William (c), accountant. Western Bank
Reid, John (c), weaver, do.
Reid, Joseph, merchant. Whang-street^ do.
Reid, Robert, currier, Townhead, do,
Richmond, George, postmaster, Main-street, do.
Ritchie, Andrew, draper. Whang-street, do.
Ritchie, Hugh and John (c), farmers, Mains, do.
Ritchie, James (c), of Barcraigs, farmer, Barcraigs, dOo
Ritchie, John (c), merchant, do.
Robertson, James, baker. Main-street, do.
Robertson, John (c). farmer, Highgate, do.
Robertson, Robert, farmer, Lugtonridge, do,.
1 2
120 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Robertson, William, merchant, Bunswynd, Beith

Robertson, Robert, of Shitterflat, farmer, Brownhiilis, do.
Rodger, Thomas, wrigiit, Whang-street, do, m
Ronald, John, wright, station, do, .^M
Ross, Robert, rural police-officer, do.
^
Russell, Robert (c), residenter, Langbar, do,

Sanderson, Henry, spirit-dealer, Beith

Shaw, Samuel (c). grocer, Whang-street, do.
Sheddan, Alexander (c), of Threepwood, Crummoek, do.
Sheddan, Alexander (c), of Morrishill, Morrishiil, da
Sheddan, John (c), farmer, Waterside, do,
Sheddan, Matthew (c), baker. Cross, do.
Sheddan, Miss^ residenter, New-street, do.
Siddle, Isaac, hosier. Main-street, do.
Smith, Andrew (c), weaver, do.
Smith, John (c), weaver, do.
Smith, John (c), farmer. Little Highgate, do.
Smith, John (c), printer, &c.. Whang-street, do.
Smith, John, junr., printer, &c., Whang-street, do.
Smith, Robert, wright, Towuhead, do.
Snodgrass, Robt. (c), mason. Main-street, do.
Spier, Alex, (c), surgeon, Whang-street, do.
Spier, Andrew of Marshy land, do.
(c),
Steel, Allan farmer, S. Biggart, do.
(c),
Steel, James (c), wright. Whang-street, do.
Stevenson, David, teacher, Hessilhead, do.
Stevenson, James (c), mason, do.
Stevenson, James (c), innkeeper. Whang-street, do-
Stevenson, John (c), farmer, Rakerfield, do.
Stevenson, John, grocer, Burnhouse, do,
Stevenson, Robert (c). mason, do.
Stevenson, William (c), weaver, do.
Stevenson, W. C, of Balgray, farmer, Balgray, do.
Stevenson, William (c), farmer, Tandlehill, do.
Stevenson, William, farmer, Ward, do.
Stewart, James, currier, Buns-wynd, do.
Stewart, Thomas (c), cork-cutter, Bunswynd, Beith
Stewart, William, innkeeper, Bunswynd, do.
Stewart, William (c), shoemaker, Main-street, da
Stirling, John (c), weaver, do.
Stirling, Robert (c), weaver, New-street, do.
Swan, Robert, currier. Main- street, do.

Tait, William, mason, Brackenhills, Beith

Templeton, M., watchmaker. Strand-street, do.
Templeton, Robert, innkeeper, Barmill do,
Templeton, Robert, farmer, Boghall, do.
Thomson, Henry (c), wright, do.
 EEITH. 121

Thomson, Robert, messenger, Townhead, Beith.

Union Bank of Scotland, Beith, (William Love, agent)

Wardrop, Robert (c), merchant, Head-street, Beith

Waterston, Andrew, farrier, Wilson-street, do.
Waterston, Hugb, smith, Gateside, do„
Watt, John (o). farmer, Blaelochead, do.
White, Thomas (c), of Giffen, do.
White, Thomas, of Nettlehirst. do.
Whiteford, John (c). farmer, Wiliowyard, do.
Western Bank of Scotland, (agent, James Dobie office,
;

Wilson, Alexander, innkeeper, Burnhouse, do. ^Strand, do.

Wilson, Andrew Marshall (c), residenter, do.
Wilson, David (c). mason, do.
Wilson, David, watchmaker. Whang-street, do.
Wilson, John (c). wright, Gateside, do,
Wilson, Mrs., of Lochlands, residenter, Whang-street, do.
Wilson, Robert, junior, ironmonger, Main-street, do.
Wilson, Robert (c), ironmonger, Wilson-street, do«
Wylie, Robert (c), teacher, Head-street, do.
Wyllie, John (c), farmer, Highgate, do.
Wyllie, William (c), mason, Main-street, do

Young, David, gas manager, Buns-wynd. Beith

Young. James, victualler, Whang-street, do
Young, John, (c) farmer, Mainrohead, do
Young, John, (c) farmer, Nettlehirst. do
Young Thomas, (c) farmer, Loehend, do

COUNTY VOTERS NOT RESIDING IN AYRSHIRE.

Barr, William (o), of Drums, Paisley
Brodie, Hugh (c), Nervelstone, Gatehead, Beith
Clark, Robert (c), of Newhouse, East Kilbride
Clark, John (c), wright, Greenock
Fergusson James (c). of Raw
Fulton, John (c), of Nettlehirst. Edinburgh
Robert (c). of Docraw, Greenock
Gillies,
Grahame, Humphrey (c), W.S.. Edinburgh
King, Matthew (c), manufacturer. Paisley
Love, Robert (c), writer, Loohwinnoch
Love, William (c), writer, Lochwinnoch
Muir, David (c). advocate, Edinburgh
Murdoch, Peter (c), Capelrig, Mearns
Orr, Robert (c), merchant, Glasgow
Paton, William (c). shopkeeper. Paisley
Ramsay, William (c), accountant, MainSj HamiStou
122 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Sheddan, John (c), of Muirstone, merchant, London

Stirling. Lieut-General Alexander Grahame (e), of Daehrey
and Auchmyle
Whyte, William (c), merchant, Leith
Wylie, James (c), grocer, Glasgow
Wylie, Matthew, M.D. (c), 141 George- street, do.
[Colmonell Village— distant 32 miles from Ayr, and 44 miles from Kilmarnock^

CoLMONELL lies 5| miles from Ballantrae; 1 1 miles from Girvan

—
;

1 1 miles from Barr and 32 miles from Ayr.

; Population In
1831, 2213 ; 1841, 2801 1851, 2930.
; Increase since 1831, 717.
—
Extent The parish contains 56,800 acres ; its greatest length
is 19| miles; and its greatest breadth 7. Boundaries It is —
bounded on the west hj Ballantrae on the east by Girvan and
;

Barr on the south by Minnigaff, Penningham, and Kirk-

;

cowan and on the north b3' the Firth of Clyde. Character

;

— The population depend almost entirely upon agriculture :

—
a few are engaged at the fisheries. Markets ^c. Fairs are held
in February, 1st Monday, o.s. Axiril, 1st Monday, o.s. i May,
;

1st Monday, o.s.; August, lit Monday, o.s.; November, 1st

Monday, o.s.

AiRD, James, blacksmith, Village, Colmonell

Aird, Gilbert, mason, do. do
Aitken, William, farmer, Craigcannochie Hill, Barrhill
Aitken, David and Alexander, farmers, Knockytinnal, do.
Andrew. William, feuar, Village, Colmonell
Annot, Hugh, feuar, do. do

Barbour, William, (c) Duisk Lodge, near Barrhill

Barclay, James, Ciondry Mill, Colmonell
Barton, Lieut.-Col. Alex, (c), of Kirkhiil Castle and Ballaird
Colmonell
Begg, William and Thomas, blacksmiths, do. d
Berry, James, contractor, Colmonell
Blain, James, farmer, Drumley, do
Blain, Joseph, farmer, Garizell, do
Blain, William, do.
Blain, Quintin, grocer, do.
Blain, Mrs., farmer, Glendusk Hill, Barrhill
Blain, Robert, herd, Balhamage, do.
Blain James, farmer, Lochhead, do.
Blain, William, weaver, Glenwhask, do«
Blair, Rev. James, Ford Hoiise, Colmonell
Boyd, George, jobber, Aldons, Daljarrock
Brown, William, innkeeper, Barrhill

Calderwood, Adam, Miller, Almont Mill, Diljarrock

Caldow, John, farmer, Druailamford, Barrhill
Cameron, ——
- -, farmer, Carleton Castie, ColraojaaJI
124 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY^

Campbell, David, joiner, Drumgrier, Barrhill

Campbell, J >hn, farmer, Arnimean, Barrhill
Campbell, John, mason,. Muick Bridge, Barrhill
Campbell, John, gardener, Corwar, Barrhill
Campbell, Hugh, grocer, Muck Bridge,. Barrhill
Campbell, James, postmaster, Daljarrock
Campbell, Hugh, dyker and feuar, Colmonell
Campbell, Marshall, watchmaker, Village, Colmonell
Campbell, John, customer weaver and sexton. Village, d®^
Campbell, William, labourer, Poundland, Daljarrock
Campbell, David^ farmer, Bjillaird, Daljarrock
Campbell, Andrew, carrier. Village, do.
Campbell, John, fisher,. Carkton, Colmonell
Carsewell, James, wright, Poundland, Colmonell
Cathcart, Alex, (c)* of Knockdolian,.Colmonell
Carswell, Robert, farmer, Chermerie, Barrhill
Cochrane, William, farmer, Claddy House, Daljarrock
Cooper, James, farmer, Carnlae, Barrhill
Cowan, Robert, innkeeper, Boar's Head, Village, Colmonell
Cowieson, David & John, bakers, Village, Colmonell
Chalmers, Hugh, grocer, Village, do.
Clingan, Robert, farmer, &c.. Waterside, Barrhill
Crawford, William^ labourer, Lendalfoot, Colmonell
Crawford, Sarah, spirit-dealer, do., do.
Crosskuny, James, jobber, Kilsantninians, Barrhill
Cunningham, Andrew (c), farmer, Garnaburn, Colmonell

Dick. John, gamekeeper, Duisk Lodge, Barrhill

Dill, Rev. William, Parish Minister, Manse, Colmonell
Doak, John, farmer, &c.. B;>lignorie, Colmonell
Doak, William (c), farmer, Laggish, Barrhill
Doak, James, farmer, Little Dangart, Colmonell
Dongan, William, farmer, &c., Lochton Mill, Barrhill
Dongan, Andrew, Charles, and Henry, farmers, Bennan, Col-
monell
Douglas, William (c), farmer, Ballafrd, Colmonell
Douglas, Daniel (c), farmer, Belhamy, Colmonell
Douglas, Robert, grocer. Village, Colmonell
Drummond, John, junr., farmer, Clachanton, Colmonell
Drummond, John, senr., farmer, Shalloch-on-tiff. ColmoneB
Drynan, Hugh, roadmaker, Balignorie, Colmonell
Drynan, Jane, post-mistress. Village, Colmonell
Drynan, Thomas, slater. Village, Colmonell
Drynan, Archibald, shepherd, Knockbrake, Colmonell
Dunlop, Margaret, of Drumspillan, residing at Glendusk,. Barr-
hill
Dunlop, Archibald (c), of Fardenreoch, Colmonell

IUglesham, Hugh (c), farmer, Bardrochwood, Colmonell

 COLMONELL. 125

Fawke, Drumlaniford House, Barrhill

,

Ferguson, James, farmer, part of Drumskeoch, Colmouell

Fergusson, Peter (c), farmer, Corseclays, Colmonell
Fergusson, David, farmer, &c.. Loch-head, Colmonell
Findlay, David (c). miller, Craigneil Mills, Colmonell
Findlay, John, blacksmith. Kildonnan Bridge, Barrhil
Forgie, John, farmer, Deafstone, Colmonell
Forgie, Gilbert, roadman, Village. Colmonell
Frizzel. James, farmer and skinner, Meikle Dangart Hill,
Colmonell

Gairdner, David (c), farmer. West Altercannoch, Barrhill

Galloway, John, farmer, Caudry, Colmonell
Galloway, James, farmer. Carnlae, Barrhill
Galloway John, farmer, Knock malloch, Barrhill
Galloway, Hugh, feuar. village, Colmonell
Gait, David, farmer, Wheeb, Colmonell
Gait, James, farmer, Whecb. Colmonell
Gait, William, farmer, Waukmill, Barrhill
Gait, Hugh, farmer and miller. Waukmill, Barrhill
Gait, John, blacksmith, Poundland, Daljarrook
Gardner. John, farmer, Altercannock, Barrhill
Gibson. Peter, gardener. Kilsaintninian, Barrhill
Gibson, James, farmer, Troax, Colmonell
Gifford, Roderick, jobber, Barrhill
Gilmour, Andrew, farmer, Pinmore Mains, Daljarrock
Gordon, John (c), farmer, Arn sheen, Barrhill
Goudie, James, blacksmith, Barrhill
Graham, William and George, farmers, Killreny, Colmonell
Gregg, George, farmer, Craigknow, Barrhill
Guthrie, James, wright, Lendal-foot, Colmonell
Guthrie, Robert, farmer. Kilsaintninian, Barrhill
Haldane, William, blacksmith. Lendalfoot, Colmonell
Hall, Benjamin, Craig House, Colmonell
Hamilton, Mrs. Col. West, of Pinmore, Pinmore House, Dal-
jarrock
Hannah. Matthew (c), farmer, Alticane, Barrhill
Hardy, John, farmer, Laggansarroch, Daljarrock
Harkness, Rev. R., Reformed Presbyterian Minister, Poundland^
Daljarrock
Harvey, James (c), farmer. Altercannoch. Barrhill
Harvey, Andrew, farmer, Crongart, Barrhill
Headley, James & Son. farmers. Asselfoot, Daljarrock
Henderson, Peter, spirit- dealer, Barrhill
Hervey, Hugh, forester. Pinmore, Daljarrock
Hill, Robert, thatcher, Craigcannochie, Barrhill
Howie, James, currier, Craigmill, Colmonell
Hunter, Francis, surfaceman. Village, Colmonell
Hutchison, David, farmer, Docherneil, Daljarrock
126 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Hyslop, William (c), farmer, Knockycoid. Bfirrhill

Hyslop, John (c), farmer, Drumlamford, Barrhill
Hyslop, Robert, fisher, Carleton, Colmonell

Jackson, James (c), farmer, Millenordale, Colmonell

Jackson, William, of Poundland, Colmonell
James, Hugh Septimis, of Kildonan, Kildonan House. Barrhill
Jamieson, John, schoolmaster & inspector of poor. Colmonell
Jamieson, the Rev. John, Free Church Minister, Colmonell
Jamieson, Samuel, jobber, Village, Colmonell
Johns, James, farmer & tailor, Ebans, Barrhill

Kennedy, Robt. Thorason-(c)5.of Daljarrock, Daljarrock House,

Daljarrock
Kennedy, James, farmer, Carleton, Colmonell
Kennedy, Andrew, cartwright, Poundland, Colmonell
Kennedy, David, farmer, Belhamy, Colmonell
Kennedy, John, grocer, Pinwherry, Barrhill ',

Kerr, Robert (c), farmer, Lochend, Barrhill

[m on ell
Laing, Rev. Dr. Benjamin, Original Secession Minister, Col-
Lawson, M., gamekeeper, Pinmore, Daljarrock
Lindsay, James, jobber, Craigcannochie, Barrhill
Littlewood, Thomas, dairyman, Auchengraggan, Barrhill
Logan, Thomas, Lendal Burnside, Colmonell
Logan, Mrs., farmer, Kirkhill, do.
Logan, William (c), farmer, Finnart Hill, do.
Logan, John, weaver, do.
Logan, Peter, cartwright, do.
Logan, Matthew, cartwright, Lendalfoot, do.
Love, Boyd, farmer, Barjarg, Barrhill
Lusk, Andrew, farmer, Almont, Daljarrock

Maxwell, John, mason, Colmonell

Midian, James, farmer, Craigisle, Colmonell
Milroy, Gilbert (c), farmer, Drumskeoch, Colmonell
Milroy, John, farmer, Grahamston, Barrhill
Milroy, Mrs., Ebbans, do.
Milroy, James, farmer, Barbour, do.
Milroy, William (c), farmer, Balnahoin, Barrhill
Milroy, Robert, farmer, Ruchel, Colmonell
Milroy, John, farmer, Farden, Colmonell
Milroy, Agnes, farmer, Blackpark, Barrhill
Milroy, John, joiner, Muckbridge, do.
Milroy, William, farmer, Halychapel, Daljarrock
Mitchell, Alexander (c), fisher, Carleton, Colmonel
Morrison, James (c), farmer, Lochton, Barrhill
Murchie, Ivie, jobber, Colmonell
M archie, Robert, shoemaker, Pinwherry, Barrhill
 COLMONELL. 12?

Murdoch, Andrew, farmer, Carnlae, Barrhill

Murdoch, William, blacksmith, do.
Murray, William (c;), farmer, Balsalloch, Colmonell
Murray, James, farmer, Little Dangart, Colmonell
Murray, Eobert (c). Bardroughwood
Murray, John, farmer, Little Dangart, Colmonell

M'Adabi, William, of Ballochmurray, Barrhill

M'Call, David, farmer, Craigconnachy, Daljarrock
M'Caiff, Peter, farmer, Little Dangart, Colmonell
M'Chlery, Thomas, farmer, Knocknamona, Barrhill
M'Clelland, Alexander, fisher, Lendal, Colmonell
M'Clelland, Alex, (c), farmer, Currarie, Colmonell
M'Clung, Gilbert (c), of Pinwherry, Daljarrock
M'Clung, Thomas, Piper Knowes, Barrhill
M'Ciure, John, farmer, Bridgend, Colmonell
M'Clure, John (c), farmer, Dochroyle, Barrhill
M'Clymont, Hugh (c), farmer, Spencetone, Daljarrock
M'Connachie, William and Thomas, masons, Village, Colmonell
M'Cormick, Thos., thatcher, Lendal, Colmonell
M'Cracken, John, farmer, Euchel, Colmonell
M'Cracken, Robert, blacksmith, Kildonnan Bridge, Barrhill
M'Creath, David, joiner, Scarhead, Barrhill
M'Creath, Hugh, senior and junior, fishers, Lendal, Colmonell
M'Creath, James (c), farmer. White Cairn and Daltangan,
Barrhill
M'Creath, Hugh (c), farmer, Balcreuchan, Colmonell
M'Credie, John, farmer, Bougang, Colmonell
M'Credie, Mrs., draper, Colmonell
M'Crie, Rev. James, of Dangart, Old Meldrum, Colmonell
M'Crie, William, of Dangart, Dalreoch, Colmonell
M'Crindle, Hugh, police-officer, Village, Colmonell
M'Crindle, John (c), farmer, Knockdow, Colmonell
M'Culloch, John, farmer, Craigneil, Colmonell
M'CuUoch, William (c), of Glenduisk, Barrhill
M-Culloch, Alexander, mole-catcher, Barrhill Toll, Barrhill
M'Culloch, Alexander, shoemaker, do., do.
M'Donnell, James, farmer, Craignau, Colmonell
M'Dowall, William, jobber, Dattangan, Barrhill
M-Ewen, James and David, farmers, Oaknowe and Falalee,
Colmonell
M'Evven, Robert, William, & Thomas, dykers, Village, Colmonell
M'Farlane, John, farmer, Lochside and Knocknabracken,
Barrhill
M'Garva, Andrew, farmer, Tenpence, Barrhill
M'Geoch, John (c), of Barbae, Daljarrock
M'Hallam, Hugh, shoemaker, Lendalfoot, Colmonell
M'llraith, John, farmer, Blair, Barrhill
M'Kearney, Mrs. Ann, post-mistress, Barrhill
128 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

MKelvie, John, land-stewart, Knockdolian, Colmonell

M'Kenna, William (c), farmer, Liglartrie, Colmouell
M'Kie, Alex, (c), farmer, Carnlae, do.
M"Kie, John (c), do. Atticane, Colmonell
MKie, Alex, (c), do. Altercannoch, do.
M'Kie, John, jobber, Tacker, Barrhill
M'Kie, Andrew, farmer, Barbour, Barrhill
M'Kie, Gilbert, toll-keeper, Pinwherry, Barrhill
MKie, ,farmer, Dalnaconner, Barrhill
M'Master, Peter, teacher, do.
M" Master, James and Hugh, shoemakers, Village, Colmonell
M'Master, Archibald, farmer, Euchel, Colmonell
M'Millan, William, wheelwright, Village, Colmonell
M'Millan, David (c), Bents, Barrhill
M'Millan, David, do., Auchencleary, do.
M'Millan, Peter (e), do., Dorn, do.
M'Millan, Mrs Jean, farmer, Kilgrossan, Barrhill
M Millan, John, farmer, Standart, Barrhill
M'Millan, Alexander, shoemaker, Barrhill
M'Millan, Thomas, thatcher, Barrhill
M'Millan, Gilbert, farmer, Corwar Mains, Barrhill
M'Muldroch, Hugh, farmer, Burnfoot, Daljarrock
M'Muldroch, James (c), joiner, Colmonell
M'Murray, William, tailor. Village, Colmonell
M'Neilly, James, hedge-dresser, Baldrochat, Colmonell
M'Nillie, John, toll-keeper, Lendalfoot, Colmonell
M'Quaker, William (c), farmer. Sixpence, Colmonell
M'Quaker, James, teacher, Lendal, Colmonell
M'Quistin, Wm., farmer and fisher, Whilk, Colmonell
M'Tier, Peter, farmer, Knockglass, Barrhill
M'Tier, Alexander, farmer, Straid, Colmonell
M'Tier, , shoemaker, Barrhill
M'Whirter, Alexander, stonedyker, Craigcannochie, Barrhill
M'Whirter, John, farmer, Little Dangart, Colmonell
M'Whirter, Robert, farmer, Little Dangart, Colmonell
M'Whirter, Andrew, weaver and farmer, Ballochmurray, Col-
monell
M'Whirter, James, millwright, Village, Colmonell
M'William, John, innkeeper and spirit-dealer, Barrhill
M'Whirter, John (c), of Dornal, residenter, Ballantrae

Nelson, William, farmer and shoemaker, Buss, Colmonell

Ram, John, contractor, Creeside, Barrhill

Rankin, James, farmer, Dornal, Barrhill
Ross, Hugh, farmer, Mossgavel, Colmonell
Ross. John, farmer and contractor, Daljarrock
Rosf*, Gilbert, dairyman. Boghead, Colmonell
Ross, Hugh, weaver, Barrhill
 COLMONELL. 129

Rotch, Thomas Dickson (c), of Drumlamford, Barrhill

Rotan, Gilbert, farmer and overseer, Ballochmurray, Barrhill
Kowan, Andrew, grocer, Barrhill

Scott, John, farmer, Knockcormal. Colraonell

Scott, Thomas (c), farmer, Darnarroch, Barrhill
Shaw, Robert (c), tailor and spirit-dealer, Village, Colmonell
Shearer, Mrs., farmer, Ballaird, Barrhill
Shearer, Miss, grocer, Poundland, Daljarrock
Shearer, John, miller, Carrick Mill, Barrhill
Shields, Robert, fisher, Carleton, Colmonell
Stevenson, Rev. John, Free Church minister, Barrhill
Stevenson, Robert, delf merchant, Ligg, Barrhill
Stroyan, James, gardener, Ballochmurray, Barrhill
Sloan, John, Miller, Glenwhask, Barrhill
Sloss, Thomas, farmer and merchant, Barrhill
Sloss, Mrs. Andrew, limekilns, Aldons, Colmonell

Tait, Thomas, surfaceman, Lendalfoot, Colmonell

Templeton, James & Thomas (c), farmer, Craig, Daljarrock
Templeton, John & James, farmers, masons, & molecatchers,
Village, Colmonell
Templeton, Janet, draper, do., do.
Thompson, James, Craig of Farden, Barrhill

Walker, James, umbrella-maker, Village, Colmonell

Wardrop, David, gamekeeper, Corwar, Barrhill
Wason, Rigby (c), of Corwar & Kilsaintninian, Corwar House,
Barrhill
Watt, John, grocer, Colmonell
Weir, Thompson, grocer, Holmhead, Daljarrock
Whannel, John, herd, Corwar, Barrhill
Whyte, Thomas, farmer, Macherwhat, Colmonell
Williams, Robert, shoemaker. Village, Colmonell
Williams, Hugh, thatcher, Colmonell
Wilson, William (c), residenter, Colmonell
Wilson, William, surgeon, Village, Colmonell
Wilson, James, gardener, do., do.
Wilson, Thomas, shepherd, Garnaburn, Colmonell
Wilson, James, farmer. Little Pinmore, do.
Wilson, John, grocer, Holmhead, Daljarrock
Woodgate,Capt. Thos., residing at Ballickmorrie House, Barrhill

Young, Samuel, farmer, Artinocb, Barrhill

 .

CO YLTO N
[Coylton Village— distant 6 miles from Ayr, and 9 miles from Kilmarnock.]

CoYLTON lies 5^ miles from Dalrymple 7 miles from Tarbolton.

;

Population— In 1831, 1389; 1841, 1484; 1851,1542. Increase since

1831, 153. —
Extent Coylton is 12 miles in length, by 2 in
breadth, and contains about 18 square mile?, or 9160 Scotch
acres. Boundaries —
It is bounded on the south by Dalmelling-
ton and Dalrymple on the north by Tarbolton and St.Evox
; ;;

on the east by Ochiltree and Stair and on the west by Dal-

;

—
rymple and Ayr. Character Coylton, with the exception of
those engaged in the coal trade, is almost entirely peopled by
an agricultural population. The parish has of late made great
progress in husbandry. The dairy is a chief object of attention^
Markets, 8fc. —Ayr is the nearest market town.

Arthur, Charles (c), farmer. Sandhill, Coylton, by Ayr

Arthur, George (c), cooper, Joppa, do.
Arthur, Hugh (c), farmer, Holeboggs, do.
Auld, Robert, farmer, Pettock, do.

Bone, James, postmaster, Hillhead, do.

Bowman, John, farmer, Tenshillingland, do.
Brydon, Thomas, coalm aster, Holeboggs, do.
Burnett, John Joseph (c), of Gadgirtb, do.

Caldwell, Robert (c), farmer, Knockshoggle, do.

Campbell, James, farmer, Barwhey, do.
Campbell, John, of Rankinston, do.
Campbell, John, farmer, Duchray, do.
Clement, Mrs., farmer, Whitestanes, do.
Cochrane, Alex, (c), farmer, Potterhill, do.
Connor, Peter, farmer & hay uiierchant, Joppa, do..
Cowan, Andrew (c), farmer, West Drumsuie, do.
Cowan, James, innkeeper, Hillhead, do.
Cowan, James (c), farmer, Corsehill, do.
Cuthbert, James, blacksmith, Joppa, do.

Davidson, William, farmer, Littlemill,d

Dempster, Thomas, mason, Glenhead, do.. »

Dewar, John, gamekeeper, Laigland, do.

Duncan, Allan, innkeeper, Coylton, do.
Duncan, John (c), farmer, Bogside, do.
Duncan, John, farmer, Shalioch, do.
Duncan, Robert (c), farmer, Southcraig, don.
 eoYLTosr. 131

Duncan, Kev. Alexander, Established minister, Coyltonj hj.

Ajr
Duncan, William, shoemaker, Hillhead. do«

Farquhar, William, mason, Joppa, Ayr

Gemmell, David, bower, Whitehill, do.

Gibson, Alex,, eoalmaster, Gadgirth, do
Gibson, Thomas, mason, Gateside, do.
Gibson, William (c), gamekeeper, Suudrum, do,.

Habiilton, Hugh (c), farmer, Dalraaca, do.

Hamilton, John (c), of Sundrum, do
Hart, James, wright, Joppa, do.
Hislop, Alexander, wright, Coylton. do.
Hood, William (e), farmer, Meadowhead, do*
Hunter, Jarae?, shoemaker, Carneil, do.
Hutton, John, farmer, Craighal!, do.

Kay, Andrew (c), farmer, Hall, do.

Kay, James, farmer, Mossend, do.
Kilpatrick, Samuel (c), farmer, Barnhill, do.
Kilpatrick, Williamj farmer, Whitehill, do.
Kirkland, James (c), farmer, Broa,dhead, do.

Logan, Alexander, of Garrochhill, Hillhead, do.

Logan, James (c), farmer, Bargannoch, do.
Logan, Thomas (c), farmer, Overton, do.
Logan, Thomas, gamekeeper, Martnaham Lodge, dOo.
Loudoun, John, mason, Joppa, do.

Maclimont, John, schoolmaster, Coylton, do.

Marr, Dennis, innkeeper, Carneil, do.
Marr, Mrs., innkeeper, Joppa, do.
Mitchell, John, shoemaker, Craighall, do.
Morton, Mrs., farmer, Lochend, do.
Murdoch, Mrs., farmer, Laigh Park, do.
Murdoch, Robert (c), farmer, Gallowhil!, do
Murdoch, William, farmer, Springs, do

M'Call, Andrew (c), farmer, Barclaugh, do

M'Cartney, John, farmer, Carbieston Mains (or Coylton Mains),
MClure, James, farmer, Westpark, do. [do.
M'Connell, William, blacksmith, Springs, do.
M'Creath, George, teacher, Joppa, do
MGill, John, cattle-dealer, Coylton, do
M'Gill, John, blacksmith, Sundrum Smithy, do
MGill, John, jun., veterinary snrgeon, Sundrum Smifehyj do
M'Kail, Hugh (c), shoemaker, Joppa, do
1^2 AYRSHIHE DTRECTORT.

M'Kelvie, James (c), grieve, Sundrum, Coylton, by Ayr

M'Latchie, Thomas, farmer, Milncraig, do
M'Latchie, James, firmer, Byres, do
M'Leounan, Andrew, innkeeper, Hillhead, do
M'Millan, James (c), shoemaker, Joppa, do
M'Millan, James, gardener, Sundrum, do
M'Whirter, James, mason, Duchray Old Pottery, do

Pettigrew, Adam, farmer, Colquhernan, do.

Reid, Andrew, blacksmith, Littlemiln, do.

Reid, Hugh, blacksmith, Coylton, do.
Reid, William, farmer and merchant, Joppa, do..
Richmond, Matthew, farmer, Bridgend of Gadgi th, do,
Ritchie, William, farmer, Broadwood, do.

Smith, William, tailor, Joppa, do.

Somerville, John (c), shoemaker, do., do.
Speir, James (c), farmer, Raithhill, do.
Speir, Alexander (c), farmer, do., do.
Stevenson, Robert (c), farmer, Barngore, do.
Stewart, Archibald, wright. Gad girth-holm, do.
Symington, John, farmer, do., do.

Thobi, (c), farmer, Milnmanoch, do

Archibald
Thorn,Charles, farmer, Raithhill, do.
Thorn,James, wright, Barbieston, do.
Thorn,John, farmer, Bowmanston. do.
Thomson, Peter, labourer, Joppa, do.

Walker, James (c), farmer, Drumsey, do.

Walker, James, farmer, Laigh Knockmurran, do.
Wallace, Alexander, surgeon, Craighall, do.
Watson, John, tailor, Gateside, do.
Weir, James (c), farmer, High Park, do.
Wilson, Robert (c), farmer, Laigh Dalmore, do.

Young, Matthew (c), farmer, Bridgend, do

COUNTY VOTERS NOT RESIDENT IN AYRSHIRE.

Hamilton, Alexander (c), mate, R N.
Ritchie, Alexander (c), railway ticket-printer, Edinburgh
Stuart, Lord Dudley Coutts (c), of Drumsuie, M.P.
 C RA G I I E.
JCraigie Tillage— distant 10 miles from Ayr, and 4 miles from Kilmarnofck.]

Craigie lies 4 miles from Tarbolton, and 6 miles from Monk-

ton. Population— In 1831, 824 ; 1841, 779 ; 1851, 793. Decrease
—
since 1831, 31. Extent The parish is about 9 miles long, and
l|^ broad, on an average, and contains about 6300 imperial
acres. Character —
The parish is entirely agricultural. Markets^
—
^c. Kilmarnock is the nearest market town,

AiTKEN, Joseph, farmer, Hill of Barnweill, Craigie, by Kilmar-

nock.
Allan, David (c), farmer, Burnside, da
Allan, George, Fauidhead, do.
Allan, James, farmer, Herst, do.
Allan, Robert, farmer, Saurdyke, do.

Borland, Matthew, farmer, High Wardnook, do.

Borland,Thomas (c), farmer, Mosside, do.
Brown, Andrew (c), farmer, Catcraig, do.
Brown, David, shoemaker, Craigie^ do.
Brown. John (c), farm -steward, Townhead of Barnweill, dOb
Brown, Robert (c), farmer, Kirkhill, do.

Caldervtood, Andrew (c), farmer, Borland^ do.

Calderwood, William, farmer, Borland, do.
Campbell, David, wright, Underbills, do.
Clark, John, farmer, Bizzardton, do. *
Cochrane, John, farmer, Harelaw, do.
Cochrane, Thomas, miller, Heughmill, dOi
Currie, Robert, farm-steward, Cairnhill, dOk

Dickie, Robert, farm-steward, Underwood, do.

Douglas, Francis, smith, Underhills, do.
Drummond, John (c), farmer, Camsiscan, do.
Drummond, Robert (c), farm-steward, Pocknave, do*
Drummond, William (c), farmer, Fairwells, do.

Frazer, Robert, Biglawhill, do.

Glover, Hugh, farmer, Hall, do.

Goldie, James, grocer, Craigie, do.

Hamilton, Capt. Charles Verriker, Cairnhill, do.

&
\
 134 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Hamilton, Col. John Ferrier (c), of Cairnhill, Craigie, by Kil-

marnock
Hamilton, Capt. Walter Ferrier, younger of Cairnhill, do.
Hay, James (c), farmer, Sidehead, do.
Hillhouse,John (c), farmer, Laigh Wardnook, do.
Hopkin, Eobert (c), farmer, Maintree, do.
Howie, James, farmer, Midton, do.
Humphrey, William (c), farmer, Graigiebyre, do.
Hunter, William, (c), farmer, Little Foulton, do.

Inglis, the Eev. Kobert, parish minister, Craigie Manse, do.

Jamieson, Hugh, farmer, Lodgebush, do.

KiLPATRicK, Allan, farmer, Craigiemains, do.

Lambie, John (c), farmer. Hill, do.

Lambie, John (c), farmer, Craigbyre, do.
Lamont, Matthew (c), farmer, Ballieston, do.
Limeburner, William (c), farmer, Eamageton, do.
Lindsay, Alexander, farmer, Barnweill, do.
Lindsay, James (c), farmer, CoUiebarlees, do.
Lindsay, Thomas, farmer, Townend, do.
Lithgow, John (c), innkeeper, Craigie, do.

MacFadzean, William, labourer, Greenlaw, do.

Mackie, James (c), farmer, Heughmill, do.
Mair, James (c), farmer, Larger Foulton, do.
Morrison, James (c), farmer, Laigh Lancraig, do.
Morrison, James, farmer, Syke, do.
Morrison, John (c), farmer. High Lancraig, do.
Millar, James, farmer, Burnbank, do.
Muiyay, John, quarrier, Hilltop-of-Craigie, do.

Parker, Adam Grieve, Broadyards, do.

Parker, John Hog, farmer, do., do.
Parker, Robert, do., do. ";

Paton, James, shoemaker, Craigie, do.

Paton, Robert, farmer, Ploughland, do.

Reid, David (c), farmer, Adamhill, do.

Reid, William (c), farmer, Lilylaw, do. [
"
'
^

Salter, James, gardner, Cairnhill, do.

Sillars, David (c), farmer, Caldrongill, do.
Sillars, Mathew, Innkeeper, Craigie, do.
Sillars, William, farmer, Smithtonriggs, do,
Sinclair, William, tailor, Craigie, do.
Smith, Archibald, Meadowhead, do.
 CRAIGIE. 135

Smith, James, miller, Aird Bridge-end, Craigie, by Kilmarnock

Speir, Thomas, bowman, High Langside, do.
SteVenson, James, farmer, Mid Foulton, do.
Stevenson John (c), farmer, Pisgah, do.

Tannock, Andrew, farmer. Underbills, do.

Taylor, James, wright, Fivewa)'^, do.
Taylor, James, farmer, LittlehiU, do.
Taylor, John, farmer, Longhouse, do.

WAI.LACE, James, smith, Fiveway, do.

Watson, James (c), schoolmaster, Craigie, do.
Watson, John, East Mosside, do.
Wilson, Andrew, farmer, Blairhill, do.
Wilson, David, wright, Catcraig, do.
Wilson, James, bowman, Hightree, do.
Wilson, John, farmer, Ladebrae, do.
Wood, William, church-officer, Craigie, do.

Young, James (c), farmer, Rattanrow, do.

Young, Mrs John, farmer, Laigh-Langside, do.

P COUNTY VOTERS NOT RESIDENT IN AYRSHIRE.

Kennedy, John (c), of Underwood, Edinburgh
Stirling, James (c), writer, Edinburgh

•
K
 CUMNOCK.
[Cumnock village, distant 15^ miles from Ayr ; 18 miles from Kilmarnock,!

Old Cumnock lies 2 miles from Auchinleek 5 miles from ;

New Cumnock and 10 miles from Muirkirk.

; Population In —
1831, 2763; 1841, 2836; 1851, 3776. Increase since 1831,
1013. Extent—It is 10 miles in length, and 2 in breadth, and
contains about 13,000 Scotch acres. Boundaries It is bounded —
on the west by Ochiltree on the north and east by Auchinleek j
;

and on the south by New Cumnock. Character In the town —

of Old Oumnock, many are employed as weavers, potters and
snufl-box manufacturers. Many are engaged in agriculture,
and the mining population has increased much. Cumnock is
the seat of considerable business. Markets, ^c. Several fairs
are held annually in the town, in February, May, July, and
—
October, o.s.

Alexander, George, carrier and cheese-merchant, Cum-

nock
Alexander, John, Eailway collector, Eailway Station, do.
Allan, John (c), grain-dealer and farmer, Bridgend, do.
Allan, William, carrier and farmer, Netherthird, do.
Arthur, Hugh, blacksmith, Borland Smithy, do.

Bain, Eobert, spirit-dealer, Cumnock

Baird, David (c), retired innkeeper, do.
Baird, James, cattle-dealer, do.
Baird, John, junr., (c), wright, Sykeside, do.
Baird, John, senr., firmer, Watston, do.
Baird, John, (c), innkeeper, grazier, and cattle-dealer, do,
Baird, John, draper, do.
Baird, Thomas, tailor, do.
Bannatyne, James, Glaisnock House, do.
Bannatyne, Rev. Ninian, Free Church minister. Manse, do.
Begg-, James, engineer, do.
Black, Adam, joiner and cabinet-maker, do.
Black, William (c), joiner and cabinet-maker, do.
Boswell, James, carter, Barrhill, do.
Boyd, Alexander, teller, Bank of Scotland, Cumnock
Boyd, James (c), grocer and spirit-merchant, do.
Boyd, John (c), farmer. North Grimgrew, do.
Boyle, David (c), farmer, Whitehill, do.
Briton, Andrew, messenger and auctioneer, do.
Brown, John, joiner, do.
Brawnlee, Samuel, broker, do.
 CUMNOCK. 137

Bryan, John, carrier, Cumnock

Bryan, James, carrier, do.
Bryan, Mrs., carrier, do.
Bryan, William, wright, do.
Bums, George, grocer, do.

Cameron, John^ farm manager, Garlaff, Cumnock

Clark, James, sergeant, Scots Greys, discharged, Cumnock
Clark, James, (c), residenter, do.
Climie, Mrs Mary, innkeeper and flesher, do.
Connell, David, shoemaker, do.
Craig, James (c), farmer, grain and saw miller, Borland
Mill, do.
Craig, John, farmer, Guelt, do.
Crauford, William, flesher, do.
Crawford, John, sen., tailor, do.
Crawford, James, banker, do.
Crawford, Robert (c), writer, do.
Crawford, Robert, sen., (c), weaver, do.
Crawford, Thomas, tailor and clothier, do.
Crichton, David, baker and grain merchant, do.
Crichton, Adam (c), retired boxmaker, Cumnock
Crichton, James, C, farmer, Hill, do.
Crichton, Mrs H., innkeeper, and grocer, Cumnock
Cunninghame, Wm. AUason (c), Logan -house, do.

Daxgliesh, Robert, farmer, Meikle Auchengibbert, Cum-

nock
Dalgliesh William, draper, do.
Dickson, William, blacksmith, do.
Dodd, Edward, teacher, do.
Drennan, Gilbert, blacksmith, do.
Drennan, William, farmer, Milezeoch, do.
Drummond, James, grocer and ironmonger, do.
Drummond, James wright, do.
(c),
Dunsmore, James sen., (c), weaver, do.
Dunsmore, Robert, coalmaster, Garallan, do.

FiNDLAY, George, farmer, Hayholm, do.

Findlay, Hugh, innkeeper and grocer, Wheat Sheaf Inn, do.
Fletcher, Duncan, accountant, do.
French, Alexander, weaver, do.

GiBB, Henry, cooper, do.

Gibb, Henry, tinsmith, do.
Gibb, Robert, cooper, do.
Gibson, Alexander, farmer, Clocklocher, do.
Gibson, John, letter-carrier, do.
Gibson, William, farmer, Barshare, do.
138 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Gilmour, William, farmer, Pennyfadryeoch, Cumnoek

Girvan, William (c), farmer, Watston, do.
Goldie, George, engineer, do.
Goodlet, Thomas, jr., tailor, do.
Grant, Rev. P. W., Independent minister, do.

Haddow, Robert (c), farmer, Cairn, do.

Hair, John, draper, do.
Hair, William (c), draper, do.
Halliday, James, do.
Hamilton, George, do.
Hamilton, William (c)^ farmer, Knoekhame, da
Howat, David, wright, do.
Howat, James (c), cooper, do.
Howat, Robert, farmer, Meadow^ do.
Howat, William (c), grocer, do.
Howatson, farmer, Holehouseholm, do.
, ;

Howatson, Charles, accountant, do

Hyslop, Thomas, grocer, do.
Hysiop, William, saddler, do.

Inglis, Moses, teacher, Cumnock

Johnston, John, letter-carrier, Cumnock

Johnstone, Jas., police-oflScer, do.

Kat, John (c), farmer. Ward, Cumnock

Kay, John, joiner, do
Kennedy, David, shoemaker, do
Kennedy, Thomas, veterinary surgeon, do
Kerr, Alexander, tailor & auctioneer, da
Kerr, George (c), weavers' agent, do
Kerr, James, farmer, Barlonachan, do
King, Daniel, dyer, do
King, James (c), dyer, da
King, Jane, grocer, do
Kirk, William, mining contractor, do

Lammie, Alexander (c), boxmaker, Cumnock

Lamont, William, farmer, Holmhead, do
Latta, Robert, farmer & cheese-merchant, Bridgend, (

Lawrence, James, surgeon, do

Lees, William, shoemaker, do
Lennox, David (c), farmer, Muir, do
Logan, Miss, do

Mackie, Adam, farmer, Bowton, Cumnock

Mackie, John, farmer, Avisyard, do.
Martin, Bryce (c), farmer, Knocktirra, do,
 A- •> CUMNOCK. 139

Mearns, George, grocer & spirit-merchant, Cumnock

Meikle, David, blacksmith, Whitesmuir, do
Merry, Henry, blacksmith, do
Miller, James, secretary. Teetotal Society, do
Mitchell, James, carter, do
Moodie, Andrew, weaver, do
Moore, N. Alexander, watchmaker, do
Moore, George (c), watchmaker, do
Mordie, William, sewing agent, do
Morton, Andrew, farmer, Knockdunder, do
Muir, Robert, mason, do
Murdoch, Andrew, mason, do
Murdoch, Hugh (c), farmer, Ciockclownie, do
Murdoch, John, mason, Barrhill, do
Murdoch, John (c), farmer. Shield, do
Murdoch, Robert, mason, do
Murdoch, William, mason, do
Murphy, William (e), farmer, Thomarston, do
Murray, David, farmer, Silverburn, do
Murray, Rev. James, Parish Minister, Manse, do
Murray, James, innkeeper & farmer, Black Bull Hotel,

M'Cabe, Rev. Wm. Roman Catholic priest, do.

M'Call, Hugh, boot and shoemaker, do.
M'Callum, Peter, gas manager, do
M'Cartney, George, engineer, do.
M'Cowan, Wm. (c), farmer, Caponacre, do.
M'Cowan, Archibald, writer and inspector of poor, do
M'Cowan, Archibald, jun., farm manager, Brickfield, do
M'Cowan, Hugh, mason, do
M'Cowan, Hugh, weaver, do
M'Cowan, Mrs., farmer, Caponacre, do
M'Cririck, Thomas, blacksmith, Garailan, do
M'Crone, George (c), farmer, Craigends, do
M'Dougald, Thomas, spirit merchant, do.
M'Gaan, John, baker, do,
M'Gavin, William, senr., (c). farmer and miller, Greenmill, do.
M'Gavin, William, junr., miller, Bridgend, do.
M'Geachin, Hugh, boot and shoemaker, do.
M'Geachin, James, shoemaker, do.
M'Geachin, William, grocer and iron master, do.
M'Glashan, Gilbert, surgeon, do.
M'Kelvie, John, barber and hair-dresser, do.
M'Kenzie, A. (c), farmer, Auehingibbert, do,
M'Kenzie, Daniel, farmer, Newfieid, do.
M'Kenzie, John, tailor, Glassnock, do.
M'Kerrow, James (c), farmer, Low Garliffan, do.
M'Kerrow, James (c), farmer, Borland, do.
M'Kerrow, John (c), retired draper, do.
no AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

M'Kerrow, John (c), farmer, High Garliffan, Cumnock.

M'Kerrow, Matthew, banker, Broomhill, do.
M'Kerrow, Matthew (e), draper, do.
M'Kervaile, Robert, shoemaker, do.
M'Kie, John, junr. (c), farmer, Avizyard, do.
M'Kinnon, Duncan, surgeon, do.
M'Kinnon, John, box-painter, do.
M'Knight, John, farmer, Midton, do.
M'Knight, Joseph (c), farmer and innkeeper, Dumfries Arms
M'Lachlan, James, farmer, Watston, do. [Hotel, do.
M'Lachlan, John (c), farmer. Little Auchengilsey, do.
M'Latchie, William (c), joiner and cabinet-maker, do,.
M'Lelland, Hugh, church-officer, do.
M'Naught, James, tailor, do
M'Phelimy, John, mining contractor, Barrhili, do
M'Turk, George, tea-dealer, do ;

NicoL, James (c), grocer & spirit-dealer, Cumnock

Pagan, Miss, Cumnock
Park, Hughy miner, do.
Paterson, James (c), draper, do.
Paterson, Miss, dressmaker, do.
Paterson, Thomas, bookseller and stationer, doi. ;

Purdie, James (c^^ farmer, Greenside, do.

Ramage, Adam, carter, do.

Raraage, James, grocer, do. "
;
"1
Regans, Matthew, blacksmith, do.
Reid, David, plasterer, do. '

/;
Reid, James, mason, do. , .

Richmond, John, farmer, Langhouse, do. ;

Richmond, John, mason, do,

Richmond, William, mason, do.
Riddell, George, engineer, do.
Riddell, Miss, dressmaker, do.
Robb, Daniel (c), farmer, Hyndsward, do.
Robertson, Andrew, retired Supervisor of Excise, da.
Robertson, John (c), farmer. Crossbill, do.
Robertson, William, shoemaker, do.
Rogerson, James, potter, do.
Ronald, John, weaver and sewing agent, do.
Ronald, William, weaver, do.
Rose, Hamilton (c), writer and procurator-fiscal,
do.
Russell, Alexander, weaver, do.

Samson, John, grocer, provision merchant, &c, Cumnock

Scott, David L., parish schoolmaster, Broombrae, do.
»5Qtt, James, flesher, do.
 CUMNOCK. .
141

Shankland, James (c), farmer, Dykes, Cumnock

Shankland, John (c), farmer, Crosslair, do.
Shankland, John (c), farmer, Bowhouse, do. •

Shanks, James, saddler, do.

Sharp, Hugh (c), farmer, Muirdyke, do.
Shields, David, grocer and ironmonger, do.
Simpson, John, mason, do.
Simpson, Alexander (c), farmer, Horsecleugh, do.
Sliman, Archibald (c), postmaster and watchmaker, do.
Smith, David, baker, do.
Smith, James, farm-servant, Barrhill, do.
Smith, Miss Mary, teacher, do.
Smith, Miss Marion, dressmaker, do.
Smith, James, shoemaker, do.
Steel, Mathew, farmer, Mossback, do.
Steel, Kobert (c), farmer, Orchardston, do.
Steven, John, grocer and sewing-agent, do.
Stoddart, George, grocer, do. !?

Stoddart, John, draper, do.

Stoddart, Thomas, gardener, do.
Stuart, Mrs A., midwife, do. '

Swan, Miss M., do.

Taylor, David, farmer, Skerrington, Cumnock "]

Templeton, James, letter-carrier, do.

Thomson, Hugh, sen., sawyer, do. 1

Thomson, William, weaver, do.

Torrance, James, mining contractor, do. I

Torrance, John, sen., (c), weavers' agent, do.

Torrance, John, jun., draper, do.

Vallance, George (c), farmer, Glengyron, Cumnock i

John (c), blacksmith, Bankend, do.

Vallance,

Walker, William (c), coalmaster, Cumnock

Wardrop, R. & P., farmers, Changue, do
Wardrop, Thomas, farmer, Crofthead, do
Weir, Alexander, farmer, Boyleston, do
Weir, James (c), farmer, Loganhill and Blackfauld, do
Weir, James, innkeeper, do
Weir, John (c), residenter, do
Weir, Robert, farmer, Borland Mains, do
Weir, Thomas (c), farmer, Loganhill, do
White, Andrew (c), hosier, do
White, William (c), writer and farmer, Bridgend, do
White, William, weaver, do
Whitfield, John (c), farmer, Taiglum Lots, do
Willock, William, house painter, do
Wills, Alexander (c), druggist, do.
142 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Wills, Mrs Dr., Cumnock

Wilson, Hugh, farmer, Meikle Auchengilsey, do
Wilson, James (e), farmer, Over Glaisnock, do.
Wilson, John, ironmonger, do.
Wilson, John, contractor, Barrhill, do.
Wilson, Thomas, spirit- dealer, Glaisnock, do.
Wilson, William, shoemaker, do.
Wilson,William (c), carrier, do.
Wright, Robert, tinsmith, do.

Young, James, civil engineer and land surveyor, Cumnock

Young, James (c), farmer, Stairhill, do.
Young, Misses, teachers, do.

COUNTY VOTEKS NOT RESIDENT IN AYRSHIRE.

Campbell, Robert (c), of Skerrington, advocate, 4 Darnaway-st.,

Edinburgh
Campbell, Lieut.-Col. Andrew (c), of Avizyard
Crichton, A. D. J. (c), student, Glasgow
Crichton, Hew, (c), S.S.C, Nelson- street, Edinburgh
Crichton, James A. (c), advocate, Edinburgh
 CUMNOCK, NEW„
[New-Cumnock village, distant 20| miles from Ayr ; 21 from Kilmarnock.]

New Cumnock lies 20 miles from Carsephairn 8 miles from ;

Kirkconnell 10 miles from Dalmellington and 5 miles from Old

; ;

Cumnock. Population— In 1831, 2184 1841, 2382 1851, 2756.

; ;

—
Increase since 1831, 572. Extent The parish averages 12 miles
in length, by about 9 in breadth, and it contains 75091 acres.
—
Boundaries It is bounded on the north by Auchinleck, Cum-
nock, and Ochiltree on the west by Dalmellington on the
; ;

south by Careephairn and Dairy, in Galloway and on the east ;

by Penpont, Sanquhar, and Kirkconnell in Dumfries-shire.

—
Character Agricultural and mining population. Markets, 8fc.
— The nearest market town is Old Cumnock. A fair is held
annually on the Thursday preceding Whitsunday, chiefly for
cattle.

AiRD, William, grocer. Fathead, New Cumnock, by Cumnock

Anderson, Rev. George, minister. Free Church Manse, do. do.
Arthur, David (c), farmer, Willhill, do., do.
Arthur, Alexander, farmer, Bens ton, do., do.

Baird, Andrew, smith, Afton Bridgend, do. do.

Bennet, Samuel, Maneight, do., do.
Black, Hugh, smith, Connelburn, do., do.
Brown, Andrew (c), dealer, Castle, do., do.
Brown, Mrs., grocer. Castle, do., do.
Brown, Archibald, farmer, Westland, do., do.
Brown, Thomas (e), farmer, Littlemark, do,, do.
Bryan, John, innkeeper, Castle Inn, do., do.

Caldwell, Mrs,, farmer, Cairnhill, do., do.

Caldwell, William, innkeeper, Mansfield Village, do., do.
Callan, John, grocer. Castle, do., do.
Campbell, Archibald, blacksmith, Daleagles, do., do.
Campbell, Ivie (c), farmer, Dalgig, do., do.
Campbell, Ivie (c), farmer, Glen, do., do.
Campbell, William (c), of Dalhanna, do., do.
Campbell, George, of Daleagles, farmer, Lanehead, do.
Campbell, John, dealer. Fathead, do., do.
Campbell, John, gamekeeper. Castle, do., do.
Campbell, John, baker, Castle, do., do.
Campbell, James (c), innkeeper. Castle, do.
Capstick, Anthony, mole-catcher, Fathhead, do., do.
Carmichael, Michael, T. (c), of Mansefield do., do.
144 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Carmichael, John, farmer, Castlemains, New-Cumnock, by

Cumnock
Cleanal, Geo, superintendent, Nithsdale Brick Works, Straid,
do. do.
Cook, John (c), postmaster, Castle, do., do.
Cowan, Henry (c), shoemaker, Afton Bridgend, do., do.
Craig, Daniel (c), labourer, Pathhead, do., do.
Craig, John, of Craigdarroch, farmer, Polquhaise, do., do.
Craig, James (c), farmer, Blackwood, do., do.

Douglas, Mungo, farmer, Fardin, do., do.

Drennan, James, farmer, Dalleagles, do., do.

Farquhar, Mrs., Riggfoot, do., do.

Ferguson, William, annuitant, Afton Bridgend, do., do.

Gibson, Hugh, farmer, Park, do., do.

Gibson, Miss, farmer, Lanemark, do., do.
Gilbert, James, innkeeper. Castle, do., do.
Gilmour, William, joiner, Pathead, do., do. I
Goudie, Thomas, miller. Old Mill, do., do.

Haddow, William, of Riggfoot, do,, do.

Hamilton, Thomas, farmer, Pollshill, do., do.
Harper, John (c), farmer, Rottenyard, do., do.
Hastings, James, farmer, Boig, do., do.
Hyslop, John J. P., of Blackcraig, Bank House, do., do.
Houston, John, farmer, Garclaugh, do., do.
Houston, John (c), dealer, Pathead, do., do.
Howat, David, thatcher, Mansfield Village, do., do.
Hunter, Thomas, M.D., medical practitioner, of Polquhirter,
East, do., do.
Hunter, William, dealer, Pathhead, do., do.
Hunter, William, Nithsdale Iron Works, Craigbank do. do.
Hutchison, James, labourer. Castle, do., do.

Johnston, William, Parochial Schoolmaster, School-house,

do., do.

Kennedy, Mrs., farmer, Dalricket Mill, do., do.

Kerr, Miss, farmer, Afton Bridgend, do., do.
Kerr, James, farmer, Marshalmark, do., do.
Kerr, John, farmer, High-Park, do., do.
Kerr, Robert, clerk and pit-head-man, Garrieve-hill, do., do.
Kirkland, A. & H. merchants, Castle, do., do.

Lambie, John (c), farmer, Sunnyside, do., do.

Laurie, James, farmer, Knockburnie, do., do.
Lennox, John, farmer, Whitehall, do., do.
 CUMNOCK, NEW. 145

Mather, John, farmer, Meiklehill, ISTew-Curanock, by Cumnock

Mhtthison, William, joiner, Pathhead, do., do.
Menteith, Sir Jas., landed proprietor, Mansfield House, do», do.
Miller, Miss, farmer, Little Eiggend, do., do.
Miller, Andrew (c), farmer, Laight, do. do.
Mitchell, John, farmer, Lochengirroch, do., do.
Muir, George (c), farmer, Cairn, do., do.
Murdoch, James, feuar, Mansfield village, do., do. .^
Murdoch, James, farmer, Eigg, do., do.
Murray, Eev. Eobert E., minister. Manse, do., do, ^

M'Cartney, Alexander, farmer, Eiggh6ad, do., do.

MCormick, Mrs., farmer, Penclove, do., do.
M'Gregor, John, innkeeper, Pathhead, do., do.
M'Kenzie, Eobert, surfaceman, Pathhead, do., do.
M'Kenzie, James, labourer, Afton Bridgend, do., do.
M'Kerrow, William, farmer, Knockshinnoch, do., do.
M'Kerrow, Hugh, grocer, Pathhead, do., do.
M'Knight, Eobert, farmer, Craigshiel, do., do.
M'Knight, Mrs, innkeeper. Crown Inn, do., do.
M'Lelland, William, merchant, Pathhead, do., do.
M'Michael, William, farmer. Little Westland, do., do.
M'Turk, William, (c), of West Polquhirter, do., do.

NiELD, William, clerk, Nithsdale Iron-works, Ci-aigbankj New

Cumnock, by Cumnock

Osborne, William (c), farmer, Auchincross, do,, do.

Pagan, George, (c), farmer, Castle, do., do. I

Pagan, William, farmer. Castle, do., do.
Park, John, innkeeper, Pathhead, do., do.
Park, James, dealer, Pathhead, do., do.
Paterson, John, farmer, Coalcreoch, do., do.
Paterson, John (c), farmer. Little Creoch, do., do.
Picken, John, farmer, Mansfield Mains, do., do.

Eanken, Dr. Andrew, Lochside, do., do.

Eoxborough, James (c), farmer, Waterhead, do., do.
Eichmond, Mrs, farmer, Auchengee, do., do.

Sharp, David (c), feuar, Pathhead, do., do.

Sloan, James, farmer, Straid, do., do.
Sloan, Mrs. farmer, Brockloch, do., do.
Sloan, Alexander (c), farmer, Eoughside, do., do. ,
Sloan, James (c), farmer, Ashmark, do., do.
Sloan, George (c), farmer, Brockloch, do., do
Smith, Gilbert, farrier and blacksmith, Coplagate, do., do.
Smith, Andrew (c), farmer, Beoch, do., do.
146 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Spence, John (c), farmer, Corsenconn, New-Cumnock, by Cum-

Steele, Eobert, farmer, Merkland, do., do. [nock
Stewart, Thomas, spirit merchant, Mansfield village, do., do.
Stitt, Michael, (c), farmer, Burnfoot, do., do.
Stitt, James (c), farmer, Burnfoot and Hillend, do., do.

Templeton, John (c), farmer, Eardenreoch, do., do.

Tennant, James, farmer, Hall, do., do.
Todd, Adam, Tacksman, Wellhill Tilery, do. do.

Vallance, Hugh (c), farmer, West Lowes, do., do.

Vallance, Alexander (c), wright, Pathhead, do. do.

Watson, Mrs, innkeeper, Bankglen Inn, do., do.

Weir, James (c), farmer. East Lowes, do., do.
Welsh, Kobert, farmer, Braehead, do. do.
Welsh, George, (c), farmer, Hall of Auchencross, do., do.
Williamson, Eobert (c), farmer, Pollosh, do., do.
Williamson, Eobert (c), farmer, Clockclowie, do., do.
Wilson, James (c), farmer, Mossmark, do. do.
Wilson, John mole-catcher, Afton Bridgend, do. do.
Wilson, Eobert (c) carter, Mansfield village, do. do.
Wood, Hugh (c), Burn, do., do.

Young, John (c), farmer, West Lowes, do. do.

COUNTY VOTEE NOT EESIDENT IN AYRSHIEE.

Smith, Alexander (c), of Over Polquhirter, W.S.
 D A I L L Y.
[Dailly Village, distant 15 miles from Ayr, and 27 nules from Kilmarnock.]

Dailly lies 6 miles from Girvan 7 miles from Maybole and

; ;

15 miles from Ayr. Population— In 1831, 2074; 1841,2272;

1851, 2413. Increase since 1831, 339. Extent— The parish is
about 7 miles in length, and varies in breadth from 4 to 6.
—
Boundaries It is bounded on the west and south-west by Gir-
van on the south by Barr on the east by Straiton and Kirk-
; ;

michael ; and on the north-east and north by Kirkoswald.

Character. — Chiefly agricultural and mineral. Weaving is
carried on in the village, while many of the females are hand-
sewers. Markets, Sfc. —
The nearest market town is Girvan.

AiTKEN, John, surfaceman. Mid ton, Dailly, by Maybole

Andrews, Adam, miller, do., do.

Blair, Alexander, surgeon and inspector of poor, Dailly, do.

Blair, Mrs. James, draper, do., do. _
Blair, William, farmer, do., do.
Brown, Barbara, merchant, Dailly, do.
Brown, James, farmer, Merkland, do.

Caldwell, James (c), farmer, Muiryet, Dailly, Girvan

Caldwell, Mrs., Dailly, Maybole
Cathcart, Sir John A. (c), Killochan, Girvan
Coigney, Duchesse de, Bargany, Girvan
Connor, John, collier, Dalquharran, Maybole
Couper, James, farmer, Whitehill, do.
Craig, Thomas, butcher. New Dailly, do.
Cullen, John (c), farmer, Drumburle, do.

Davidson, John, teacher, Dailly, do.

Deamster and Campbell, wrights, Dalquharran, do.
Dick, James (c), farmer, Blair, Maybole
Dick, John, merchant, do.
Dick, Eobert, senr. (c), watchmaker, do.
Dickie, Hugh, coachman, Woodend, do,
Dunlop, John, farmer, Balcamie, do

Ferguson, Sir James, Kilkerran, Maybole

Ferguson, Thomas, drainer, Dailly, do
Fulton, James, weaver, do., do
Fulton, John, tailor, do., do
148 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

GiRVAN, Alexander, farmer, Daillj, Maybole

Glen, James, labourer, do., do
Goudie, William, forester, Dalquharran, do
Graham, John, mason, Dailly, do

Hair, Andrew (c), miller, Old Dailly, Girvan

Hannah, Henry (e), farmer, Dobbinstone, do
Hannah, James, farmer, Drumwhirn, do
Henry, Adam, farmer, Bargany Mains, do
Heron, Alexander (c), farmer, Cairnhill, Girvan
Howie, James, surfaceman, Dailly, Maybole
Hunter, Adam, gardener, Dailly, Maybole
Hunter, James, farmer, Waulkmill, do.
Hunter, Mrs John, crofter, Woodend, do.

Jackson, Abraham, hooper, Dailly, do.

Jones, David, merchant, Dalquharran, do. \

Johnstone, William, farmer, Balgarvie, Girvan

Kennedy, Hon. T. F., Dalquharran, Maybole

Kirkland, Thomas, gardener, Dalkerran, do.

Lamb, James (c), farmer, Maxwellton, do.

Lauder, John, smith, Dailly, do.

Mackie, Alexander (c), farmer, of Knockgerran, Girvan

Mantell, Mrs., baker, do., do.
Miller, Adam, under-grieve, Dalquharran, do.
Murdoch, Adam, sawyer and farmer, Bourtree, do.

M'Blane, James, shoemaker, Dailly, do.

M'Caa, Thomas, mason, Poundland, do.
M'Candlish, Andrew, farmer, Craig, do.
M'Connell, James, smith, Wallacetoun, do.
M'Connell, Primrose (c), Dailly, do.
M'Cormick, William, merchant, do., do.
M'Cracken, Crawford, farmer, Moorstone, do.
M'Cracken, Thomas, farmer, High Mains, do.
M'Cready, John (c), jobber, Dailly, do.
M'Cready, Mary, teacher, do., do.
M'Cready, Thomas, tailor, do., do.
M'Creath, William, farmer, Knockrocher, do.
M'Crindle, George, collier and flesher, Dailly, do.
M'Crindle, James, farmer and sawyer. High Midton, do.
M'Cubbin, Alexander, baron-officer, Lovestone, do.
M'CuUoch, Allan, innkeeper, Dailly, do.
M'Culloch, Stephen, farmer, Hawkhill, Girvan
M'Culloch, William, carrier, Dailly, Maybole
M'Cutchion, Alexander, farmer, Park, do.
 DAILLY. 149

M'Cutcliion, Hugh, crofter and labourer, Roan, Maybole.

M'Cutchion, John, farm-servant, Maxwellton, do.
M'Donald, John, gamekeeper, Kilkerran, do.
M'Ewen, John, labourer, Dailly, do.
M'Fadzean, James, crofter, Mains Cottage, do.
MGill, David (c), farmer, Drumochreen, do.
M'Gill, James (c), farmer, Delamford, do.
M'Gill, Quintin (c), farmer, Lindsaystone, do.
M'Gown, John, forrester, Bargany, Girvan
M'Harrie, Hugh, grocer and spirit-merchant, Dailly, Maybole
M'Harrie, John, clerk, Kilgrammie, do,
M'll wraith, James, sawyer, Dailly, do.
M'Kergow, James (c), farmer, Dalquharran, do.
M'Lean, James, dancing-master, Dailly, do.
M'Master, Hugh, teacher, Dalquharran, do.?
M'Morland, John, customer-weaver and precentor, Dailly, do,
M'Murray, Charles, farmer, Roughneuck, do,
M'Murtrie,James, tailor, Dailly, do.
M'Murtrie,John, wright. Roan, do.
M'Murtrie,William, coal-manager, Wallacetown, do.
M'Taggart,Christopher, coal carter and carrier, Lochmodie, do.
M'Whinnie, Mungo, wright, Poundland, do,

Neven, Thomas, farmer, Gitteybeg, do.

Nicholson, Hugh, tailor, Newlands, do.

Paterson, Alexander, teacher, Dailly, do.

Paterson, James, farmer, Glowrourum, do.
Philips, John, provision merchant, Dailly, do.
Provan, James, crofter. Roan, do.

Reucastle, David, farmer, Balybeg, do.

Robertson, James, sawyer and grocer, do.
Rodger, David, farmer, Laighkilloup, Girvan
Rodger, Thomas, farmer, Brackenhill, do.
Russell, Rev. Alex., Free Church minister, Free Church Manse,
Maybole. .

Russell, Andrew, farmer and carter, Broomhill, do.

Scott, Thomas, grocer, Dailly, do.

Sloan, James (c), Dailly, do.
Small, John, plasterer, Bargany, do.
Steven, John, farmer, Penkill, do.
Strong, Rev. David, Established minister, Dailly Manse, do.

Thomson, Mrs., provision-merchant, Kilgrammie, do.

Turner, Alexander, shoemaker, Dailly, do.

Wason, Henry, farmer, Garraloup, do.

150 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Wetherly, George, gardener, Bargany, Maybole

Willet, Ivie, parochial teacher, Dailly^ do.
"Wilson, Hugh, postmaster, do., do.
Wilson, John, merchant, Dailly, do.
Wilson, WiUiam, wright, Bargany, do.
White, Alexander, shoemaker, do., do.
Whitfield, Joseph, (c), coalra aster and farmer, Kilgrammiey do.
Woods, William, teacher, Kilgrammie, do.
Wright, Thomas, smith, DrummuUen, do.
Wright^ William (c), farmer, of Balcletchie, do.

Young, Alexander (c), mill-wright, Old Dailly^ do.

COUNTY VOTERS NOT EESIDENT IN AYRSHIRK

Caldwell, James, sen. (c), merchant, Derby,
White, William (c), innkeeper, resides in England
 DALMELLINGTON.
[Dalmellington village, distant 15 V4 miles from Ayr, and 24| miles from Kil-
marnock.]

DaXiMellington lies 6 miles from Straiton 10 miles from

—
;

Carsephairn; and 15^^ miles from New Cumnock. Population

In 1831, 1056; 1841, 1199; 1851, 2913. Increase since 1831,
—
1957. Extent The parish contains about 30 square miles it ;

is ten miles long and three broad. —

Boundaries It is bounded
on the south and south-west by the loch and river Doon, sepa-
rating it from Straiton on the west by Dairy m pie on the
; ;

north by Ochiltree and on the east by New-Cumnock and

;

Carsephairn. —
Character The people are partly engaged in
agriculture but mining operations are extensively carried on,
;

and these have caused the increase in the population extensive —

iron-works having been established. Markets, Sfc. Four fairs —
—
are held annually the first on Fastern's e'en one on the first
;

Friday after Whitsunday ; a wool fair in August, on the Satur-

day after Minnyhive and the other on Hallowe'en, o.s.
;

AiTKEN, William, gamekeeper, Millton, Dalmellington, by Ayr

Anderson, Mrs., G-aa's Eeading-room, Dalmellington, do.
Andrew, Kobert, groom, Berbeth, by Dalmellington, do.
Arthur, WiUiam, senr., miller, Dalmellington, do.
Arthur, William, junr., mason, do.

Blain, William, mason, do.

Blain, John, mason, do.
Brown, George, merchant, do.
Buchanan, Herbert, of Dounieston, Dounieston, Patna, do.
Bulkeley, John W., clerk, Dalmellington Iron Works, do.

Caldee, James B., clerk, Dalmellington Iron Works, by Ayr.

Campbell, John, store-keeper, do., do.
Campbell, John, engineman, Dalmellington, do.
Cathcart, Hon. Col. F. Macadam, of Craigengillan, Berbeth, do.
Chalmers, Mrs., Bell's Close, do.
Chalmers, Alexander, farm overseer, Laight, by do.
Clark, Thomas (c), farmer, Sillyhole, do.
Clark, Adam, butler, Camlarg Lodge, do.
Clerk, Quintin, blacksmith, Dalmellington, do.
Clerk, James, flesher, do.
Colville, William, merchant, do.
Cook, Robert (c), farmer, Mossdale, do.
Crawford, John, shoemaker, Dalmellington, do.
L 2
152 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Crighton, Miss Isabella, dressmaker, DalmeUington, by Ayr

Cruickshank, Dr., Dalmellington, do.
Cutkbert, Mrs., Jelliston, Patna, do.

Dtjnlop, James, mineral borer, Dalmellington, by Ayr

Eaglesome, Thos., clerk, Dalmellington Iron Company, Craig-

mark, Dalmellington, by Ayr.
Edgar, Thomas, miner, Clattymyres, near Dalmellington, do.

Feegfsson, George, miner, Dalmellington, do.

Galbeaith, Miss B., farmer, Pennyvenie, Dalmellington, by Ayr

Galbraith, Mrs., sen., do.
Galloway, WiUiam G., teacher and inspector of poor, Dalmel-
lington, do.
Gemmell, Robert, boatman (Cross Keys Inn), do.
Gemmell, Alexander, boatman (Black Bull Inn), do.
Gerrand, William, labourer, do.
Gerrand, John, road- surfaceman, do.
Gerrand, David, spirit-dealer, Patna Bridge-end, do.
Gilchrist, Rev. William, Manse, Dalmellington, do.
Guthrie, John, mason, do.
Guthrie, William, baron officer, Pennyarthur, Dalmellington do..
Guthrie, Robert, grocer and spirit-dealer, Dalmellington, do.
Guthrie, Stewart, wright, Dalmellington, do.

Hamilton, Andrew, mason, Dalmellington, by Ayr

Hannah, Andrew, tailor, Dalmellington, do.
Hannah, Thomas, tailor, Dalmellington, do.
Harvey, James S,, clerk, Dalmellington Iron Works, do.
Hayman, Rev. Edward, Free Church minister. Manse, Dalmel-
lington, do.
Heron, Samuel, store-keeper, Dalmellington Iron Company,
Craigmark, Dalmellington, do.
Hervey, Alex., land steward, Berbeth Mains, Dalmellington, do
Hewitson, Jno. M. (c), parochial schoolmaster, Dalmellington, do
Howat, John, sen., carter, Dalmellington, do.
Howat, John, jun., labourer, Dalmellington, do.
Howatson, James (c), senr., shoemaker, Dalmellington, do.
Howatson, Wm., precentor and wool carder, Dalmellington, do.
Hunter, John, manager, Dalmellington Iron Works, do.

jACKSOisr,Andrew, farm overseer, Dalmellington Iron Works,

Burnfoot, Patna, by Ayr.
Jamieson, John, overseer, Keir's lime works, Dalmellington, do.
Jamieson, John, surgeon, Dalmellington, do.
Johnston, Thomas, mason, DalmeUin"*-'^'^ ^'^.
 BALMELLINGTON. 153

Kat, William, labourer, Dalmellington, by Ayr

LiMOND, John (c), manufacturer, Dalmellington, by Ayr

Lochrie, Charles, shoemaker, Dalmellington, do.

Mackat, William, shoemaker, Dalmellington, by Ayr

Montgomerie, Alexander, grocer, Dalmellington, do.
Moore, Peter, shoemaker, Dalmellington, do.
Moore, Robert, post-ofRce, Dalmellington, do.
Muir, Robert, tiiemaker, Sloanstone Tilework, do.
Murdoch, James (c), farmer, Chalmerstone, by Dalmellington, d®
Murray, Hugh, bellman, sexton, &c., Dalmellington, do.
Murray, William, tailor, Dalmellington, do.

M'Cartnie, William, blacksmith, Patna Bridge-end, by Ayr

M'Clymont, Mrs Andrew, Mill-path, Dalmellington, do.
M'Culloch, Hugh, hostler, Black Bull Inn, do.
M'CuUoeh, Mrs. Mary, grocer and spirit-dealer, do.
M'Grarroch, Miss, Free School teacher, do.
M'Grill, James, weaver, do.
M'Gill, Thomas, senr., shoemaker and boatman, do.
M'Gill, Thomas, junr., shoemaker, do.
M'Grill, Martin, shoemaker, do.
M'Jennet, Robert, baker, do,
M'Knight, Samuel, senr., do.
M'Knight, Samuel, junr., draper, do.
M'Latchie, Thomas, schoolmaster, Dalmellington Iron Works,
by Ayr
M'Leod, John, senr. (c), farmer, Burnton, Dalmellington, do.
M'Limont, Robert, carpenter, Dalfarson, do.
M'Limont, John, shoemaker, do,
M'Millan, David, grocer, do.
M'Murtrie, David, woollen weaver, Dalmeilington, do.
M'Murtrie, James, wright, do.
M'Murtrie, Duncan, pensioner and boatman, do.
M'Murtrie, Margaret, Stepends, do.
M'Murtrie, Thomas, butler, Berbeth, do.
M'Murtrie, Miss Elizabeth, grocer, Dalmellington, do.
M'Whirter, John, baker, do.
M'Whirter, John (c), labourer, do,
M'Whirter, Robert, carrier, do.

NiCHOL, William, farm-overseer, Berbeth Mains, Dalmellington,

[by Ayr
OGtGt, Robert, tailor, Dalmellington, by Ayr.
Orr, Charles, wright, do.

Pateeson, Alexander, labourer, G-ateside, Dalmellington, hjJt^

154 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Paterson, Mrs John, Black Bull Inn Closs, Dalmellington, by

Ayr
Pearcy, Matthew, keeper of furnaces, Dalmellington Iron
Works, do.
Prentice, William, under-ground overseer, do,, Patna, do.
Prentice, Adam, under-ground overseer, Dalmellington Iron
Company, Craigmark, by Dalmellington.

E.EID, Thomas, manufacturer, Patna thread mills, by Ayr

Reid, James, dyer, Dalmellington, do.
Eennie, William, spirit- dealer, Dalmellington^ do.
Eitchie, James, surgeon, Dalmellington, do.

Simpson, David, tailor, Dalmellington, by Ayr w

Sloss, Robert (c), farmer, Minnievey, by do.
Sloss, James, labourer, Dalmellington
Smith, Misses, dressmakers and milliners, Dalmellington, do.
Smith, James, gardener and forester, Dalfarson, by do.
Smith, Kennedy, clerk, Berbeth Mains, by do.
Smith, David, carter, Dalmellington, do.
Smith, John, labourer and stonedyker, da.
Smith, Robert, postmaster, do.
Smyth, James, nailer, do.
Steven, James, labourer, do.
Stevenson, Thomas, blacksmith, do.
Stewart, David, collier, do.
Stewart, Matthew, merchant, do.
Stewart, William, carrier, do.
Stewart, William, senr. (c), farmer, Doimieston, Patna, do.

Templeton, Thomas, watch and clock maker, Dalmellington, by

The Dalmellington Gas Light Company, do. [-A-yf
Thom, John (c), farmer, Dalharks, Patna, by Ayr „
Thorn, James, innkeeper. Cross Keys Inn, Dalmellington, do. |||
Thomson, Samuel, clothier, do. ^
Thornton, James, borer, do.

Vallance, John, labourer, DalmelHngton, by Ayr

Yallance, James, labourer, do.
YaJlance, Mary, dressmaker, do.

Waikee, John (c), farmer, Drumgrange, Patna, by Ayr

Walker, William (c), farmer, Bellsbank, Dalmellington, do.
Walker, Mrs., senr., do., do,
Wallace, David, weaver, do.
Wallat, Duncan, weaver, do.
Welsh, John, blacksmith, do.
Wekh,. Mrs. David, do.
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Welsii, William, borer, Dalmelliii£;toii, by Ayr

White, William B., gamekeeper, Berbeth Kennels, by do.
Wight, James, senr., wright, Dalmellington, do.
Wight, James, junr., wright, do.
Wight, Duncan, innkeeper, Black Bull Inn, do.
Williamson, Miss, grocer, do. o
Wilson, Miss, grocer, do.
Wilson, James, shoemaker, do.

COUNTY VOTEES NOT RESIDENT IN AYRSHIEE.

Houldsworth, Henry, senior (c), Coltness, Lanarkshire
Houldsworth, Thomas (c), of Coltaess, M.P., Portland Place,
Manchester
Houldsworth, Henry, junior (c), merchant, Manchester
Houldsworth, John (c), merchant, Cranstonhill, Glasgow
Houldsworth, William (c), merchant, Glasgow
Murray, James (c), cotton-spinner, Manchester
Reid, James (c), surgeon, Greenhead, Dunscore, by Dumfries
Wickham, Wickham Henry (c), of Kirklees Hall, Minfield,
Yorkshire
[Dairy village distant 18| miles from Ayr, and 12 miles from Kilmarnock.]

Dalry lies 5 miles to the south-west of Beith and 7 miles ;

north-west of Irvine. Population— In 1831, 3739 1841, 4791 % ;

1851, 8852. Increase since 1831, 5113. Extent— The parish

contains 29 square miles is 10 miles in length, and varies
;

from 3 to 8 in breadth. —
Boundaries. It is bounded on the
east by Beith ;on the south and south-west by Kilwinning
and Ardrossan on the west and north-west by West Kil-
;

bride and Largs and on the north and north-east by Kilbirnie.

;

—
Character The greater part of the population are engaged
in mining, and at the iron-works weaving is prosecuted bj
;

a goodly number of the native population, and a considerable

amount of general business is transacted in the town of Dairy.
A large proportion of the population are Irish. The Dairy
forms the chief feature in the husbandry, and nearly two-
thirds of the arable land is in pasture. Markets, &«?.— Thpre
are six annual fairs— the chief one is held on the last of July,
St. Margaret's day.

Adams, John, toll-keeper, &c., Drakemire, Dairy

Aitken, John, watchmaker, New-street, do.
Aitken, Blair Andrew (c), merchant, Main-street, do.
Alexander, John, tile-manufacturer, Ashyfall, do.
Alexander, David (c), weaver, do.
Allan, James (c), farmer, Blaekstone, do.
Allan, George, contractor. Mount Pleasant, do.
Allan, John, farmer, Barkip, do.
Allan, Andrew, farmer, Blaekstone, do.
Allan, Hugh, flesher, Vennal, do.
Anderson, James (c), farmer, Giffordland, do.
Anderson, W., coal-agent, Sharon-street, do.
Anderson, John (c), W. S., do.
Archibald, Mrs Hugh, farmer, Birkhead, do.
Archibald, Hugh (c), farmer, Aldmuir, do.
Archibald, Mrs., farmer, GijBPordland Moor, do.
Archibald, Hugh (c), farmer, Baidland, do.
Archibald, D., farmer, Baidland, do.
Archibald, Hugh, sen., farmer, Baidland, do.
Archibald, William, farmer, Mosside, do.
Archibald, Alexander (c), farmer, Broadockly Moor, ^o.
Archibald, Robert, grocer, New-street, do.
Ayrshire Iron Works, do.
 DALRY. 157

Baird, William (c), ironmaster, Eosemount, Dairy

Baird, D., manager, Meadowliead, do.
—
Bank, Union agent, D, Patrick, Cross, do.
Barclay, Hugh (c), farmer, Linn, do.
Barclay, William (c), session-clerk, &c., Kirk Oloss, do.
Barlow, William (c), labourer, do.
Barr, Robert (c), farmer, Burntongs, do.
Barr, Hugh, farmer, Dykebead, do.
Barr, Bryce (c), farmer, Campbill
Barr, Joseph (c), farmer, Muirhead and Forestside, do.
Barr, John, spirit -dealer, Main-street, do.
Barr, WiUiam, grocer, Sharon- street, do.
Bartlemore, Alexander, farmer, Grlenhead, do.
Bicket, John, flesher. Main -street, do.
Biggart, Thomas (c), wool manufacturer, Bridgend Mills, do.
Black, Mrs., of Quothside, do.
Blair, W. F., Capt., E.N. (c), of Blair, Blair House, do.
Blair, Hugh, portioner, New-street, do.
Blair, James, station-master, Railway Station, do.
Blair, John (c), miller, Tofts Mill, do.
Blair, Dr., Sharon-street, do.
Boale, James, tailor. North-street, do.
Boyd, John (c), of Auchingree, do.
Brown, John (c), farmer, Lissens, do.
Brown, William (c), farmer, Newhouse, do.
Brown, William, wright. New-street, do.
Brown, James, spirit- dealer, &c.. Mains of Pitcon, do.
Brown, Robert, contractor, Ryefield, do.
Burk, Rev. William, of the Catholic Chapel, North-street, do.

Cameeon, D., contractor. New-street, Dairy

Cameron, Daniel, contractor, Mains, do.
Carruthers, James, tinsmith and gasfitter, Yennal, do.
Carswell, Robert (c), farmer, Broadlie, do.
Chalmers, Andrew (c), portioner, New-street, do.
Chalmers, WiUiam, grocer, New-street, do.
Chalmers, David (c), farmer, Giffordland, do.
Chisholm, Rev. S., of Evangelical Union Church, New-st., do.
Cochrane, James (cj, farmer, Barcosh, do.
Cochran, Mrs., cloth merchant. Main-street, do.
Cochran, Thomas, grocer, North-street, do.
CoUigan, Mrs., grocer, Courthill, do.
Corner, John, teacher, Meadowbead, do.
Craig, Robert, farmer, Howrat, do.
Craig, Robert, portioner, Baidland, do.
Craig, Robert (c), farmer,Holmes of Caaf, do.
Craiig, Andrew farmer, Kirkland, do.
(c),
Craig, Andrew, farmer, Fleshwood, do.
158 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Craig, William (c), farmer, Cunningliambaidland, Dairy

Craig, Robert (e), farmer, Eyesholm, do.
Craig, Thomas (c), farmer, Birketsteel, do.
Craig, Robert, portioner, Sbaron-street, do.
Craig, Thomas, portioner. Back New-street, do.
Craig, John, merchant, Burnside, do.
Craig, David (c), farmer, BrodakKe, do.
Crawford, John (c), farmer, Hillend, do.
Crawford, Daniel, of Warrandhill, do.
Crawford, D. (c), farmer, DavidshUl, do.
Crawford, Eobert (c), farmer, Knockendon, do.
Crawford, Robert (c), carrier, Sharon- street, do.
Crawford, Eobert, grocer, Main-street, do.
Crawford, William (c), Petyan Lodge, do.
Crawford, John, portioner, Templand, do.
Crawford, Mrs. Hugh, residenter, New-street, do.
Crawford, John, weaver, &c., Newhouses, do.
Crawford, William, farmer, Bourtrapping, do.
Crawford, John^ jun. (c), farmer, DavidshiU, do.
Crawford, George, carter, Sharon-street, do.
Crawford, William, carrier, Sharon-street, do.
Crawford, Robert, sheriffs' officer, Kirk Closs, do.
Crichton, John (c), of Linn, Linn House, do.
Crichton, Dr. Robert, of Linn, Linn House, do.
Crichton, Mrs., of Linn, Linn House, do.
Crookstone, D., contractor, New-street, do.
Crookstone, Andrew, contractor. New-street, do.
Gumming, John, sen., grocer, &c.. Main-street, do.
Cunningham, D., smith, Barkip, do.,
Cunningham, John (c), tailor, do.

Daitks, John, manager of Blair Iron Works, New-street, do.

Darling, Robert, teacher, Drakemyre, do.
Deacon, WiUiam, portioner, Pasturehill, do.
Dickie, John, shoemaker, Vennal, do.
Dickie, Robert (c), farmer, Bankhead, do.
Douglas, Miss, residenter, BrownhUl, do.
Duff, John, jun. (c), tea-dealer, Sharon-street, do.
Duff, Margaret, grocer, &c., Sharon-street, do.
Duff, James Logan (c)"i parochial teacher, Sharon-street, do.
Duff, John, sen., tea-dealer, Sharon-street, do.
Dunlop, Mrs Grilbert, innkeeper, Kilbirnie Station, do.
Dunlop, James (c), farmer. Little Swindrige, do.
Dunlop, John (c) farmer, Moorhouse, do.
Dunlop, William, farmer, Whitehill, do.
Dunlop, James, farmer, Whitehill, do.
Durroch, John, clerk, Meadowhead, do.
 DALRY. 159

Easdale, James (c), farmer, Cleaves, Dairy

Feeguson, Brjce (c), farmer, Lissens, do.

Ferguson, William (c), weaver, do.
Forsyth, George, innkeeper, Yennal-street, do.
Fortescue, M. (c), of Stevenson, Quilland, do.
Frisken, Robert, carter, &c., Templand, do.
Fulton, James, farmer, Burnhouse, do.
Fulton, Robert, farmer, Coalbeugli Grlen, do.
Fulton, Mrs John, residenter, Broadlie, do.
Fulton, John (c), mason, Stevenston, do.

GrAiLOWAT, James, farmer, Mains, Dairy

G-alloway, Walter (c), farmer, Kirkland, do.
Gardner, Mrs. Margaret, residenter, Sharon-street, do.
Gibson, Bowman (e), farmer, Langlands, do.
Gibson, Alexander, miller. Tofts, do
Gilmour, Allan, flesher, &c., Meadowhead, do.
Gow, John, manager, Bridgend Mills, do.
Gray, Archibald, sen,, contractor, Drakemyre, do.
Gray, Archibald, manager, Middleton, do.
Gregg, William (c), farmer, Langside, do.
Gregg, James (c), farmer, Langside, do.
Grey, Robert, contractor, Drakemyre, do.

Hamilton, John, contractor, Courthill, do.

Hamilton, Miss J. L., residenter, Parkhill, do.
Hamilton, Mrs., grocer, Courthill, do.
'

Hamilton, Dr., Cross, do.

Harvey, James, cooper, New-street, do.
Harvie, John (c), farmer, Auchengree, do.
Harvie, William, writer, &c.. Cross, do.
Harvie, William, farmer, Coalburn, do.
Harvie, Mrs John, grocer. Cross, do.
Harvie, Mrs William, residenter, Cross, do.
Harvie, Robert, grocer, North-street, do.
Harvie, William, auctioneer, North-street, do.
Hendry, James, farmer, Newhouse, do.
Hendry, John, merchant, Drakemyre, do.
Hill, Andrew, portioner, Courthill, do.
Hogarth, Alexander (c), cloth merchant, Courthill, do.
Hogarth, Alexander (c), farmer, Stoopshill, do.
Houston, Mrs. John, residenter, Cross, do.
Houston, John, farmer, Gowanlee, do.
Houston, Alexander (c), of Dykes, farmer, Mucklemire, do.
Houston, John, junr. (c), farmer, Dykes, do.
Howie, John (c), farmer, Howrat, do.
Howie, Robert, grocer. Main-street, do.
160 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Hughes, Peter, spirit-dealer, Highfield, Dairy-

Hunter, James (c), farmer, West Kirkland, do.
Hunter, William (e), residenter, do.
HutcMson, John, merchant, Vennal-street, do.
Hyndman, I., agent, Yennal-street, do.

Ietine, Andrew, mason, Vennal-street, do.

Irvine, D., cloth-merchant, Main-street, do.

Jamieson, John, contractor, New-street, Dairy

Jamieson, Mrs. Thomas, residenter, Vennal-street, do,
Johnstone, D., blacksmith, New-street, do.
Johnstone, John, carter, New-street, do.

Keee, William, farmer, Auchingree, do.

Kerr, Bryce farmer, Sidehouse, do.
(c),
Kerr, Bryce (c), farmer, Auchingree, do.
Kerr, Daniel (c), farmer, Meadowhead, do.
Kerr, James, farmer, Littleacre, do.
Kerr, William, farmer, Hairshaw, do.
Kerr, Hugh, Hairshaw, do.
Kerr,Eobert, farmer, Giffordland Mill, do.
Kerr,John, portioner, Drakemyre, do.
Kerr,James, portioner, Drakemyre, do.
Kerr,Eobert, portioner, Drakemyre, do.
Kerr, John, spirit-dealer. North-street, do.
Kerr,William, blacksmith, Bridgend Smithy, do.
Kerr,John, baker. New-street, do.
Kerr,Eobert (c), of Doggertland, do.
Kirkwood, John, grocer. North-street, do.
Kirkwood, Hugh, tea-dealer, Doggartland, do.
Kirkwood, William, smith, Blair, do,
Kirkwood, Thomas (c), flax-dresser. New-street, do.
Kirkwood, D., road-contractor, New-street, do.
Knox, Mrs., residenter, Sharon-street, do.
Knox, Thomas, grocer. New-street, do.
Kyle, David (c), grocer, Main-street, do.
Kyle, John (c), farmer, Mosside and Linn, do.

Lamont, James, jun. (c), farmer, Cockenzie, do.

Lamont, John (c), farmer, Cockenny, do.
Lamont, John, sen. (c), farmer, Flennyland, do.
Lang, William (c), farmer, Hardcroft, do.
Lang, Eobert (e), farmer, Lambridden, do.
Lang, John, farmer, Davidshill, do.
Lang, John, farmer, Thirdpart, do.
Leitch, John, broker. New-street, do.
Lemon, John, wright, New-street, do.
 DALRT. 161

Littlejolin, David, contractor, Swinlees, Dairy-

Logan, William, sen. (c), farmer, Windyedge, do.
Logan, William, jun. (c), farmer; Windyedge, do,
Logan, Mrs T., residenter, Pasturehill, do.
Logan, James, farmer, Whitecraig, do.
Longwill, John, sen., innkeeper, &c., New- street, do.
Longwill, John, jun., innkeeper. White Hart Inn, dov
Loudoun, Allan, eugineer. New-street, do.
Longwill, D. (c), farmer, Hawhill, do.
Longwill, Walter, farmer, &c,, Drakemyre, do.
Love, William, T., shoemaker, North-street, do..

Mackay, Mrs M., baker, Main-street, do.

Manners, Hugh, butler, Blair-house, do.
Marshall, William, gasman, North-street, do.
Marshall, John, agent, Sharon-street, do.
Maitland, Mrs., clothier, Main-street, do.
Maxwell, Hamilton (c), of Culgarie, do.
Miller, William, miller, &c., Kersland mill, doi
Miller, James (c), shoemaker, New-street, do.
Miller, John, farmer, Bleeze, do.
Miller, William, shoemaker, Main-street, do.
Miller, Hugh, flesher, Main-street, do.
Minnon, William (c), joiner, do.
Mitchell, James (c), farmer, Broadlie, do.
Montgomerie, John, parochial inspector, Courthill, do*
Morris, Hugh, portioner. Kirk Closs, do.
Morris, Thomas, agent, Courthill, do.
Muir, John (c), manufacturer, North-street, do.
Muir, Robert, watchmaker, Drakemyre, do.
Muir, Samuel, grocer. North-street, do.
Munn, Thomas, portioner. Kirk Closs, do.
Munro, Daniel, grocer, &c.. Main's Cottage, do.

M'Artenny, James, smith. Crossroads, do.

M'Cosh, James (c), banker, Main-street, do.
M'Donald, John, spirit-dealer, Burnside, do.
M'Donald, Donald, teacher, New-street, do.
M'Gaw, James, merchant, Sharon-street, do.
M'Kay, John, portioner, Vennal-street, do.
M'Kinlay, G., spirit-dealer, &c.. New-street, do.^
M'Kinnon, Samuel (c), wright, Cross, do.
M'Kinnon, Charles, tailor, Vennal-street, do^
M'Leod, M., teacher. New-street, do.
M'Millan, Daniel, shoemaker. New-street, do.
M'Nair, James (c), merchant, Vennal-street, do.

Neill, Mrs. CoL, of Swinridgemuir, Swinridge House, do.

162 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Neill, John, smith, Boreston, Dairy

Ninian, William, church beadle, &c., Kirk Gloss, do.

Oliphant, James, grocer, Highfield, Cottage, do,

Oliphant, Thomas, grocer, do.
Orr, John, farmer, Highfield, do.
Orr, Alexander (c), farmer, Blairland, do.
Orr, Robert, farmer, Greenhurst, do.
Orr, Christina, residenter. Main-street, do.
Orr, James, residenter, North-street, do.

Paton, Theophilus (c), of Swinlees, do.

Paton, William (c), of Hillend, do.
Paton, William, lime-merchant, Howrat, do.
Paton, Mrs., spirit-dealer, Sharon-street, do.
Patrick, David, banker, factor for Capt. Blair of Blair, Water-
side, do.
Patrick, Robert (c), engineman, Black Bull Inn. do.
Patrick, Robert (c), of Ward, do.
Patrick, Mrs. Robert, residenter, Baidland Mill, do.
Patrick, John (c), innkeeper, New-street, do.
Pearson, John, Burnside Place, do.
Picken, Robert, manufacturer, Vennal-street, do.
Pollock, James, mason, Vennal-street, do.
Pollock, Robert, mason, Vennal-street, do.
Pringle, Robert (c), farmer, iVl iddlebank, do.
Pringle, James (c), farmer, Middlebank, do.
Pringle, Mrs John, farmer, Bankhead, do.
Pringle, Andrew, portioner, New-street, do.
Pringle, Andrew, farmer, Knowehead, do.

Eamsat, James, mason, New-street, do.

Ramsay, William, wright, Crossroad, do.
Eeid, John (c), farmer, Lissens, do.
Reid, D. (c), farmer, Blairboy, do.
Reid, Joseph, farmer, Blairboy, do.
Reid, Thomas, farmer, Quothside, do.
Reilly, James (c), baker, &c.. Cross, do.
Richmond, James, contractor, Sharon-street, do.
Riddet, William, merchant, Main-street, do.
Riddet, Robert (e), farmer, Cubeside, do.
Ritchie, William (c), farmer, Main-street, do.
Robertson, Robert, farmer, Burnhouse, do.
Robertson, Robert (c), of Burnhouse, do.
Rodger, James, merchant, Main-street, do.
Rodger, Hugh (c), innkeeper, &c., Main-street, do.
Rodger, Mrs. William, toll- keeper, Linn Toll, do.
Rodger, D. (c), carrier, Vennal-street, do.
 DAIRY. 163

Eodger, H., junior, farmer, Kitty shaw, Dairy'

Rodgerson, James (c), storeman, Meadowhead, do.
Ronald, William (c), farmer, Maulside, do.
Ronet, John (c), farmer, Jameston, do.
Ronet, Robert, farmer, Jameston, do.
Russell, John, farmer, Thornyside, do.
Russell, James (c), jSesher, Main-street, do.
Russell, William, quarrier, New-street do.

Shanks, James, clerk, Blair Iron Works, do.

Shearer,James (c), farmer, Hyndog, do.
Sheddan, Robert, residenter, Vennal-street, do.
Sheddan, John, portioner, Meadowhead, do.
Sloan, John, toll-keeper, &c., Old-Bridge Toll, do,
Sloan, Misses, dressmakers. New-street, do.
Small, John, smith, Vennal-street, do.
Small, M., portioner, Vennal-street, do.
Small, Robert (c), smith, Vennal-street, do.
Smart, Wm., wool-carder, Sharon- street, do.
Smith, Wm., cowfeeder, Main-street, do.
Smith, Andrew, farmer, Todhills, do.
Smith, Adam (c), farmer, Lintseedridge, do.
Smith, Robert (c), farmer, Kerselochmuir, do.
Smith, D., merchant, Sharon-street, do.
Smith, Thomas, portioner, Sharon-street, do,
Smith, James, orerseer, Swinlees, do.
Smith, John (c), farmer, Todhills, do.
Speir, Robert (c), farmer, Blairpark, do.
Speirs, Hugh, farmer, Wardlaw, do.
Speirs, William, junior, grocer, Main-street, do.
Speirs, James (c), farmer, Camphill, do.
Speirs, John (c), farmer, Auchenskeith, do.
Speirs, John (c), farmer. Burn, do.
Speirs, Robert (c), farmer, Newside, do.
Speirs, Mrs., residenter, Munnock, do.
Spier, Mrs. Hugh, stationer, &c., North-street, do.
Spier, William, grocer, New-street, do.
Spiers, John, saddler, New-street, do.
Spiers, Robert, clerk. North-street, do.
Steel, Rev. Alex., Free Church Minister, New-st,, Manse, do.
Steel, William, quarryman, Knockenzie Cottage, do.
Stevenston, Rev. Robert (c), minister of Dairy, Manse, do.
Stevenson, John, farmer, Springside, do,
Stewart, John, & Co., Auchingree, do.
Stewart, Alex., contractor. North-street, do.
Stirrat, F.,merchant, Cross, do.
Stirrat, Alexander, wright, Sharon-street, do.
Stirrat, James, cloth merchant, Vennal-street, do.
Stirrat, John, weaver, Linn, do.
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Stirrat, C Sharon-street, Dairy

(c), portioner,
Stirrat, John North-street, do.
(c), grocer, &c.,
Stirrat, Mrs. David, portioner, North-street, do.
Stirrat, Miss Janet, post-mistress, Courthill, do.
Stirrat, John, shoemaker. Main -street, do.
Stirrat, James, spirit- dealer, Sharon-street, do.
Stirrat, Wm. (c), of Newton, Kilmacolm, do.
Stirrat, Eobert (c), teacher, do. a

Taylok, James, miller, Blair Mills, do.

Taylor, John, spirit-dealer, North-street, do.
Thomson, Robert, foreman, New-street, do.
Thomson, Wm. (c), portioner, Davidshill, do.
Thomson, Wm., innkeeper. King's Arms Inn, do.
Thomson, John, Sharon-street, do.

Waddell, Thomas, storeman, Swinlees-store, do.

Walker, Allan, hardware-merchant, High-street, do.
Walker, Arch., manufacturer, North-street, do.
Walker, W., veterinary surgeon, Sharon-street, do. [liery, do,
Walsh, Edward (of Walsh & Co.), coalmaster, Brownhill Col-
Warren, Eev. J. C. (c), of Giffordland, do.
Williams, J. (c), W.S., do.
Woolfe, George, tailor, Sharon-street, do.
Wotherspoon, Robert, farmer, Hillend, do.
Wyllie, Mrs Andrew, farmer, Munnock, do.

Young, Adam, Meadowhead, do.

Young, John, farmer, Linncraig, do.
Young, Robert, farmer, Barcosh, do.

COUNTY VOTERS NOT RESIDENT IN AYRSHIRE.

Bated, Alexander (c), ironmaster, Glasgow
Baird, David (c), ironmaster, Glasgow
Baird, Douglas (c), ironmaster, Coates
Baird, James (c), ironmaster, Gartsherrie
Baird, Robert (c), ironmaster, Glasgow, do.
Houston, John (c), lappet wheel maker, Glasgow
Lamb, C. J. S. M. (c), yr. of Beauport, Sussex, do.
Patrick, Robert (c), builder, Dunoon
Matthew (c), of Ryefield, Stirling
Patrick,
Thomson, Wm. Murray (c), residenter, Glasgow
 DALRYMPLE.
I^Dalrymple village, distant 6 miles from Ayr, and 16 miles from Kilmarnock,]

Dalrymple lies 1 1 miles from Dalraellington 4 miles from

;

Kirkmichael and 5 miles from Maybole.

; Population la —
1831,964; 1841,909; 1851, 1096. Increase since 1831,132.
—
Extent The parish contains a surface of about 12 square
miles it is 7 miles in length, by 3 in breadth. Boundaries It
; —
is bounded on the north and east by Ayr, Coylton, and Dalmel-
iington on the south and west by the river Doon, which sepa-
;

rates it from Straiton, Kirkmichael, and Maybole. Character —

The population are principally engaged in agriculture. There
is a bobbin-mill near the village, and a manufactory of plaid-
ings, blankets, flannels, &c., on the Doon, above Skeldon.
—
Markets, ^c. Ayr is the nearest market-town,
'*
Baillie, David, tailor, Dalrymple
Baird, James, shoemaker, do.
Baird, William (c), shoemaker, do.
Baird, William, junr., shoemaker, do.
Baird, William, wright, do.
Black, Thomas, shopkeeper. Brae, do.
Bone, Adam, overseer, Skeldon, do.
Bone, William (c), weaver, Dalrymple
Boyd, John, schoolmaster, Boghead, do.
Brown, D. (c), farmer, Potterston, do.

Calderwood, William, miller, Perclewan, do.

Campbell, Henry (c), farmer, Causeway, do.
Campbell, Hugh, farmer, Stewarton, do.
Campbell, John (c), farmer, Knockjarder, do.
Campbell, William, carrier, Dalrymple
Clark, John, bobbin-maker, do.
Colville, Adam, farmer, Milreoch, do
Crozier, Thomas, blacksmith, Dalrymple
Cuninghame, George Montgomery (c), Barbieston, do

Donald, David, farmer, Meadowhead, do.

Donaldson, Peter, oversman, Hillfoot, do.
Drennan, James (c), farmer, Holehouse, do.
Duff, William (c), innkeeper, Dalrymple
Duncan, Allan, farmer, Martnaham, do.

Gairdner, William, tailor, Dalrymple

Galbraith, Robert, farmer, Knockshinnoch, Patna
Galbraith, Peter (c), farmer, Linston, Dalrymple
M
166 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORT*

Hart, John, wrighf, Wrighthill, Dalrymple

Hewitson, William, farmer, Holms, do,
Howatson, James, teacher of dancing, Moorgate^ dch. ]

Howatson, John, dyker, Moorgate, do. ,

Howatson, Joseph, mason, Moorgate, do.

Hutchison, James, blacksmith, Boghall, do.
Hutchison, John, blacksmith, Benstone Smithy, do.

Kllpatrick, William (c), farmer, Smithstone, Patna

Laught, Robert, farmer, Dustyhall, Dalrymple

Logan, Mrs, farmer, Cloncaird, do.
Logan, Robert (c), farmer, Malcolrastone, do.
Logan, William (c), farmer, Merkland, do.

Martin, James (c), farmer, Ashentree, Patna

Mathieson, Robert, blacksmith, Dalrymple
Miller, William^ wood-merchant, St. Valley, do.
Mitchell, David, wood-merchant, Dalrymple
Murdoch, James (c), farmer, Kersepark, do.

M'CoNNEL, William, carter, Boneston, do.

M'Cormick, Mrs., shopkeeper, Dalrymple
M Creath, Thomas, wright, Boghall, do.
M'Lannahan, John, surgeon, Dalrymple
M'Murtrie, John, tailor, do.

NivEN, Adam, farmer, Balgreen, do.

Niven, William, farmer, Laurieston, do.

PoRTEOus, William,^ parochial schoolmaster, Dalrymple

Ramsay, Mrs., shopkeeper, do.

Reid, James, blacksmith, Glenamer, do.
Richmond, George, farmer, Burnton, do.
Rigg, Benjamin, turner, Dalrymple
Rodie, James, tailor, Dalrymple
Rodman, William, shoemaker, Dalrymple
Sinclair, William, shopkeeper, Palnessan, Patna,
Strathern, Hugh (c), farmer, Halfmerkland, Dalrymple
Symington, James, wright, Dalrymple
Symington, Mrs., innkeeper, do.

Templeton, David, manufacturer, Skeldon Mill, Dalrymple

Tunnock, Andrew, farmer, Rodiubain, do.

Walker, John (c), farmer, Farden, Dalrymple

Wallace, Rev. Robert (c), minister of Dalrymple, do.
Williams, Robert, mining engineer, HoUybush Cottage, do.
 DREGHORN.
[Dreghom village, distant 12 miles from Ayr, and 5 miles from Kilmarnock.]

Dreghorn lies2 miles from Dundonald, and 2 miles from Ir-

vine. Population— In 1831, 888 1841, 1222; 1851, 1828.
;

—
Increase since 1831, 940. Extent The parish contains 4477
acres ; it is nearly 8 miles in length, and from | of a mile to 2
—
miles in breadth. Boundaries It is bounded on the east by
the Garear Burn, which divides it from Kilmaurs and on the ;

west by Annick Water, which divides it from Irvine and Stew-

arton. —
Character The population is one third coal-miners,
the remainder being agricultural. —
Markets, <kc, Irvine and
Kilmarnock are the nearest market-towns.

AiTKEN, William (c), farmer, Langside, Dreghorn

Andrew, James (c), farmer, Greenwoodj do.
Auld, Mrs., Bankhead, do.

Boyd, John, miller, Cunninghamhead Mills, Dreghorn

Brown, John (c), farmer, Rossholm, do.

Cowan, George (c), farmer, Wheatrigg, Dreghorn

Crichton, Alexander (c), farmer, Middleton, do.

Dickie, David (c), farmer, Newmilns and Warrix, Dreghorn

Dinning, John (c), miller, Percetou Mill, do*
Douglas, Hugh, grocer, do.
Dunlop, Hugh, sen., farmer, do.
Dunlop, Hugh, sen., farmer, Sykeside and Leggat, do.
Dunlop, Hugh, jun., farmer, Backparks, do.
Dunlop, John, farmer, do.
Dunlop, John, of Plough Inn, do.
Dunlop, Robert (c), farmer, Townend, do.
Dunlop, William (c), farmer, Alton, do.

Fisher, James (c),farmer, Braehead, do.

Forrest, Adam, farmer, Mid-Lambroughton, do.

Garven, Mrs, grocer, Dreghorn, do.

James (c), farmer, Montgomeriefield,
Gilchrist, do«
Glen, Andrew (c), farmer, Muirhouses, do.
Guthrie, Charles (c). farmer, Langlands, do.

Hamilton, John (c), farmer, Capringstone, do,

Harvey, Andrew (c)i farmer, Warrix, do.
168 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Hay, Robert (c), farmer, Midbuiston, Dregborn

Howie, James (c), farmer, Springhill, do.
Howie, William, farmer, Kirklands, do.
Hunter, Adam (c), farmer, Paddocklaw, do.

Jamieson, Rev. J. C. (c), miniater of Dregborn, Manse, do.

Kenneth & Taylor, eoalmasters, Springside Colliery, do.

Kerr, Jobn (c), farmer, West Lambrougbton, do.
Kerr, Robert (c), farmer. West Lambrougbton, do.
Kerr, Wm. (c), of Cunningbambead, Cunningbambead house, do )

Laught, James (c), farmer, Warwickdale, do.

Laugbt, Thomas (c), farmer, Drummuir, do.

Macredie, p. B. M., of Perceton, Perceton house, Irvine

Montgomerie, Col. William, of Annick Lodge, Annick Lodge,
Dregborn
Muir, David (c), farmer, Buistonhead, do.
Muir, James (c), farmer, Buistonhead, do.
Muir, James (c), farmer, Titwood, do.
Murray, Jobn (c), farmer, Springside, do.

M'Gavin, Jobn, parochial teacher, &c., School-house, do.

M'Murtrie, David, farmer, &c., Annick-bank, do.

Nairn, James (c), farmer, East Lambrougbton, do.

Nelson, Mrs., farmer, Perceton Mains, do.

Orr, Wm., sen. (c), farmer, Lambrougbton, do.

Orr, Wm., jun. (c), farmer, Lambrougbton, do.

Paterson, James (c), farmer, Corsehill, do.

Ralston, A. M'D. (c), of Warwickhill, Warwickhill House,

do,
Robertson, Wm., farmer, Newtonhead, Dregborn i

Spiers, Robt. (c), farmer, Ramstane, do.

Stratbdee, John (c), farmer. Law, do.

Taylor, Robt. (c), farmer, Buistonend, do.

Templeton, James, farmer, Hillbead, do. '")

Wallace, Jobn, innkeeper, Croft Inn, do.

Wallace, Tbos. (c), farmer. Floors, do.
Wallace, Wm., blacksmith and agricultural implement maker.
Crossroads Smithy, do.
Wilson, Wm. (c), farmer, South Hook, Dregborn.
 DREGHORN. 169

Young, Black, & Co., coalmasters, Bourtreehill Colliery,

Dreghorn
Young, James (c), farmer, Broomlands, do.
Young, John, farmer, Kilmaurs Mains, do.

COUNTY VOTERS NOT RESIDENT IN AYRSHIRE.

Boyle, Patrick (c), Edinburgh
SmoUet, Alex, (c), of Bonhill, Dumbartonshire
Wallace, Wm. (c), W.9., Edinburgh
 DUNDONALD.
[ Dundonald village, distant 10 miles from Ayr, and 5 miles from Kilmarnock.]

DuNDONALD lies 4 miles from Troon 2^ miles from Syming-

;

ton ; —
and 5 miles from Irvine. Population In 1831, 5579 1841, ;

6716 1851, 6901. Increase since 1831, 1322. Extent— The ex-
;

treme length of the parish is about 7 miles, boundaries —

Dundonald is bounded on the south-west by the Eirth of
Clyde on the north by the river Irvine, separating it from
;

Irvine, Dreghorn, and Kilmaurs on the south-east it fe

;

bounded by the Irvine, which divides it from Riccarton and by ;

Symington and Monkton on the south. Character The village —

of Troon, in this parish, is the scene of considerable shipping;
and to its extension is the increase in the population chiefly
attributable. FuUarton (or Halfway) is likewise in the parish,
but conjoined to the parliamentary burgh of Irvine. The
it is
village of Dundonald is wholly occupied by an agricultural
population. —
Markets, Sfc. Kilmarnock is the nearest market
town. No fairs are held within the parish, except an annual
fair, which takes place in May.

AiTON, Andrew (c), farmer, Craigend

Aiton, Mrs. William, innkeeper, Troon
Alexander, James (c), wright, do.
Alexander, James, clothier, do.
Alexander, Robert (c), cabinet-maker, Troon
Alexander, William (c), physician, Dundonald
Allan, John (c), farmer, Clevance, Dundonald
Allan, Robert, harbour-master, Troon
Allan, Robert, Portland-street, Troon
Allison, David, Portland-street, Troon
Allison, James (c), farmer. Harper scroft
Allison, Robert (c), ballast-man, Fullarton-street, Trooia
Allison, Robert, New-street, do.
Allison, Robert, banker, Troon
Andrew, David (c), merchant, Troon
Andrew, Henry, Barrassie, Troon
Andrew, Hugh, baker, Troon,
Andrew, Mrs Thomas, Troon, Dundonald \

Andrew, Robert, Troon, do.

Arbuckle, John, harbour-master, Troon
Auld, Edward, coal-agent, Troon

Barbour, James, farmer, Broomhills

Barclay, David, Arrothill, Dundonald
 DUNDONALD. 171

Barclay, John (c), farmer, Harperland, Dundonald

Barr and Hosie, Collenan Quarry, Troon
Black, Daniel, shipmaster, Troon
Black, James, Loans, do.
Black, John, Templehill, Troon
Blackwood, Robert, Troon
Blair, David (c), farmer, Arathill, Dundonald
Blair, James (c;, farmer, Girtrig
Boland, Captain, FuUarton-House, Troon
Boyd, John, Dundonald
Boyd, John, ropemaker, Troon
Boyd, Robert, flesher, Troon
Brown, John, Ayr-street, Troon
Brown, Thomas (c), builder, Dundonald
Bruce, William (c), farmer, Langholm
Buntine, Mrs., South-Beach, Troon

Calderwood, David, teacher, Antigua Cottage, Trooa

Campbell, John Deans (c), of Curreath, Dundonald
Gaprington Coal Co., Troon— agent, Mr Auld
Clark, Robert, Troon, Dundonald
Clark, Robert, "Waterside, do.
Clark, Stewart (c), grocer, Troon
Colville, John, coal-agent, Troon
Combe, J., blacksmith, Old Rome
Connell, Captain James, Troon
Cowan, Rev. A. H. (of Free Church), Troon
Cowan, Hector, grocer, Troon
Cowan, John, postmaster, do.
Cowan, James, innkeeper, do.
Currie, James, ropemaker, Troon
Currie, Peter, Ayr-street, do.

Daniel, William, Troon

Davidson, Mrs., South-Beach, Troon
Davidson, James (c), farmer. Crooks, DundonaM
Dickie, Robert (c), farmer, Gilliland, Dundonald
Dickie, Mrs. Janet, Loans
Douglas, Mrs., Portland Arms, Troon
Downie, John, painter, &c., Troon
Drummond, John, Troon
Duncan, Patrick, fisher, Troon
Dunlop, Mrs., Troon
Dunlop, James, Gillside, Dundonald
Dunlop, Adam (c), farmer, Brownlee, do.
Dykes, James, tailor, Troon
Dykes, Robert (c), farmer, Hillhouse, do.

Srskine. Thomas, custom's officer, Trooa

172 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Faulds, Andrew (c), farmer, Winehouse Yett, Dundonald

Faulds, John, Shewalton, Dundonald
Faulds, Robert (c), farmer, Laurieston, do.
Ferguson, A., farmer, Roanhill, do.
Ferguson, Mrs., Troon
Finlay, George (c), servant, Dundonald
Finlay, James, Dundonald
Finlay, James, Barrassie, Troon
Finlay, William, grocer, Troon
Finlay, John (c), innkeeper^ Dundonald
Fisher, Thomas (c), ship-master, Templehill, Troon
Fleming, Rev. James, (c), Established minister, Manse,
Troon
Forrest, Rev. David, United Presbyterian minister, Troon
Foudie, Michael, shipmaster, Troon
Fullarton, Thomas, Loans, do.

GAiiT, Mrs James, Dundonald

Gardener, John F., officer of customs, Troon
Gairdner, C. D., commissioner for the Right Hon. the Earl of
Eglinton and Winton, Auchans House^ DundoBald
Gardener, John (c), farmer, Monkton-hill, do.
Gardner, William, sailmaker, Troon
Gemmell, William, policeman, Troon
Gibson, David (c), farmer, Collenan, TrooB
Gilchrist, John, Dundonald
Gillies, Alexander (c), merchant, Troon
Gillies, John, flesher, Troon
Gilmour, John, harbour-clerk, Troon
Gray, Crawford, railway manager, Troon
Gray, James, fisher, Troon
Gray, John, master joiner, Troon
Guthrie, Robert (c), farmer, Crossburn, Troon
Guthrie, William (c), farmer, Struthers, do.

Halbert, David (c), schoolmaster, Dundonald

Hall, James, Troon, do.
Hall, Mrs. Matthew, Troon, do.
Hamilton, James,, junr., shipmaster, Waterside, Irvins
Hamilton, Miss, South-Beach, Troon
Hamilton, John, Troon
Hamilton, Matthew (c), farmer, Newfield, DundonaM
Harrigan, Mary, dressmaker, Troon
Hay, John (c), mason and grocer, Dundonald
Henderson, David, slater, &c., Troon
Henderson, George, innkeeper, Troon
Highet, Dr. Hugh, Troon
Highet, John, stationer, &c., Troon
Hodge, AgueS;^ Shewalton, Dundonald
 DUNDONALD. 173

Hodge, George, Dundonald

Hosie, James (c), quarrier, Loans, Troon
Howatson, Miss, St Madan's-street, Troon
Howie, Alexander, Troon
Howie, James, farmer, Burnfoot, do.
Hugh, Mrs. Hugh, Troon
Hunter, Alexander, Ayr-street, do.
Hunter, David, Troon
Hunter, Hugh, Templehill, Troon
Hunter, John, baker, Templehill, Troon
Hunter, John, junr., mason, Troon
Hutchison, James, Aiton, do.
Hutchison, Thomas, builder, Troon
Hutchison, Robert, shipmaster, Troon
Hutcheson, Dr., Templehill, Troon

Ingram, Andrew, watchmaker, Troon

Irvine, John, Troon

Jack, Hugh (c), farmer. Old Hall, Dundonald

Jack, Hugh (c), farmer, Auchingate, do.
Jack, John (c), farmer, Parkthorn, do.
Jack and M'Lachlan, builders, Troon
Jack, W. (c), farmer. Little Shewalton
Jackson, James, carter, Troon
Jameson, James, Loans, do.
Jamieson, William, tailor, Troon
Jardine, Sarah, South-Beach, Troon
Johnston, George, Portland-street, Troon

Kennedy, John (c), farmer, Ploughlands, Dundonald

Kerr, Charles, Templehill, Troon
Kilmarnock Coal Co. (Mr Colville), Troon
King, William, Troon
King, James Fyfe, Brazilian Consulate, Troon
King, Thomas, wright. Loans.
Kinloch, John, ship-builder (agent for Lloyds), TrooE
Knox, John, Troon

Lacey, Thomas, Portland-street, Troon

Lamont, Mathew, Barbieston, do.
Lawson, Jane, Portland-streef, do.
Lees, David (c), residenter, Pointhouse, Drybridge> Dun-
donald
Legge, Henry, Templehill, Troon, do.
Leitch, Captain A., Troon, do.
Limond, Charles, Troon
Limoud, John, Fullartoa-street, Troon
174 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Littlejohn, George (c), farmer, Curreath, Dundonald

Littlejohn, Robert, grocer, &c., Troon
Lockhart, J. S., innkeeper, Troon
Logan, Mrs, Troon
Loudoun, Mrs Joan, Gravelhill, Dundonald
Loudoun, William, Lave Mill, do.
Lushbrook, Richard, Troon Harbour
Lyle, Mrs, Halfway, Irvine
Lymburner, Samuel (c), blacksmith, Bogside, Drybridge, do.

Macmaster, Robert, carpenter, Troon

Macmicban, Gilbert, innkeeper, Troon
Macmillan, Alexander, carpenter, Troon
Macmillan, Hugh (c), carpenter, Troon
Macmillan, Laurence, Portland-street, Troon
Macmillan, William, Dundonald
Marr, Fullarton, Troon
Marr, John, shipmaster, Templehill, Troon
Marr, Robert, Fullarton Place, do.
Martin, Alexander, Dundonald
Martin, William, Troon
Maxwell, James, Cruramieholm, do.
Meikle, Robert, clerk, Troon
Mill, John (c), farmer. Roan Hill, do.
Miller, Captain, Troon
Miller, David, postman, Portland-street, Troon
Miller, Janet, Templehill, do.
Miller, Robert, Troon
Miller, Samuel, Troon
Mitchell, James
(c), servant, Curreath
Monroe, James, carpenter, Troon
Montgomerie, R. (c), farmer, Cockhill, Dundonald
Morris, Helen, Loudon-street, do.
Morton, John (c), farmer, Nevs^house, do.
Mourney, H., Troon, do.
Mourney, Wilson, Templehill, do.
Muir, John, Troon
Muir, Capt. William,
Muir, W., Troon
Muir, William, sailmaker, Troon
Murdoch, James, Craiksland Quarry
Murray, James, Dundonald
Murray, Thomas, Dundonald

M'Beide, Peter, Troon

M'Cormick, Daniel, Troon
M'Crorie, Hugh, coal-agent, Troon
M'Doual, John, Troon-harbour, Troon
 DUNDOSTALD. 175

M'Farlane, Mrs., Troon

M'Gavin, Robert, Dundonald
M'Keene, Robert, Troon 4
M'Kenzie, Duncan, Troon
M'Kerrell, H. (c), of Hillhouse, do.
M'Kinlay, Alexander Campbell, Troon
M'Lean, John, Muirhead, do.
M'Lean, William, Muirhead, do.
M'Lechan, Douglas, Loans, Troon
M'Lure, Oswald, Troon
M'Murray, John (c), merchant, Troon ']

M'Murray, Quintin, draper, Troon

M'Neill, Archibald, tide-waiter, Troon
M'Neill, William, Troon
M'Nichol, G., Templehill, Troon
M'Queen, David, Templehill, Dundonald
M'Skimming, William, Troon

Neill, John, Harbour, Troon

Orr, Wm.. Dundonald

Parker, John, Troon

Paterson, John (c), residenter, Gardner's Land, Troon
Paterson, John, Troon
Paton, Alex, (c), coal-agent, Troon
Paton, James (c), farmer, Highless
Patrick, Ann, grocer, Troon
Patrick, George, merchant, Troon
Perinea, Paul, interpreter, Troon
Peters, Mrs., Troon
Pettigrew, Robert (c), of Tershaw, Troon
Pettigrew, Robert, St Madans, Troon
Picken, James, carpenter, Troon, do.
Picken, James, farmer, Barassie, Troon
Porter, John (c), farmer, Porterston, do.
Porter, John, Loans, do.
Porter, John (c), joiner, Portland-street, Troom

Ranson, George, Troon

Richmond, Widow, Portland-street, Troon
Robb, John, dealer, Troon

Samson, Walter, foreman, shipyard, Troon

Sawyers, Ann Elizabeth, Loans, do.
Sawyers, Elizabeth, Loans, do.
Scurr, Captain, Templehill, Troon
Shannon, William, (c), carter, Troon
176 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Shearer, Thomas, Troon

Sheills,Mrs Alexander, grocer, Troon
Simpson, Rev. D., Free Church minister, Dundonald
Smith, Mrs Janet, Troon, do.
Smith, Joseph, farmer, Fortacres, do.
Smith, Robert, Troon, do.
Spears, James, shoemaker, Troon
Stevenson, David (c), farmer and fisherman, Boatstabs, Irvine
Stewart, James, schoolmaster, Darley, do.
Stewart, Thomas, & Sons, Troon

Taylor, William, Troon

Taylor, Daniel, wright, Troon
Teille, William, Loudon-street, do.
Templeton, J. (c), farmer, Gilrigside, do.
Terbert, Robert, Troon
Thomson, David (c), mason, Dundonald
Thomson, James, Templehill
Thomson, James, Dundonald
Thomson, Robert (c), ship-builder, Troon
Thomson, William, Troon
Thomson, John (c), mason, Dundonald
Thomson, James and David, builders, Dundonald
Todd, James (c), farmer, Old Rome, do.

Urie, John, Pennyglen, do.

Walker, James, flesher, Templehill, Troon

Walker, John, baker, Troon
Walker, John, measurer, Troon
Walker, Mrs., Ayr-street, South-Beach, do.
Walker, William, veterinary surgeon, Dundonald
Wallace, Alexander, Loans, do.
Wallace, Robert, senior, Troon, do.
Wallace, Mrs. William, Loans, do.
Watson, William (c), ship-master, Templehill, do.
Watt, Mrs. Hugh, Troon
Wharrie, George, Troon Harbour, do.
White, Mrs Robert, baker, Troon
Willison, Rev. Alex, (c), minister of Dundonald
Wilson, James (c), farmer. Holms
Wilson, Miss, Loans, Troon
Wilson, William (c), farmer, Shewalton Mills, Dundonald
Wilson, William, joiner, Troon
Wingate «Ss Co., coalmasters, Dundonald
Wingate and Horn, farmers, do.
Woodburn, Mr., Troon
Woods, F. & D., shoemakers, Templehill, do.
 DUNDONALD. 177

Woods, James, overseer. Harbour, Troon

Woods, John (c), farmer, Hallyards, do.
Wright, James, Fullarton-street, do.
Wright, John, carrier, Troon, do.
Wright, James (c), farmer, Kilnford, do.
Wright, John (c), farmer, Southside, do.
Wyllie, John, coal-agent, Troon
Wyllie, James, chemist, Troon

Young, William, clerk, Templehill, Troon

Young, Robert, mason, Troon, do.
Young, William, sen., builder, Troon,

COUNTY VOTERS NOT RESIDENT IN AYRSHIRE.

Boyle, Right Hon. David (c), of Shewalton, Lord-Justice-Gen-
eral, Shewalton-house —Edinburgh residence, 28 Charlotte-
square.
Boyle, John (c), Edinburgh
Kyle, Thomas (c), land-surveyor, Glasgow
Lochhead, William (c), grocer. Paisley
 ;

DU N LO p.
(Dunlop village, distant 20| miles from Ayr, and 8| miles from Kilmarnoek.)

DuNLOP lies 2^ miles from Stewarton ; 5 miles from Beith

and 85-miles from Kilmarnock. Population In 1831, 1040 ;—
1841, 1206 1851, 1115. Increase since 1831, 75. Extent— The
;

parish contains about lOi square miles of surface ; its length is

about 7 miles, and its breadth on an average 2 miles. Bounda-
—
ries It is bounded on the north by ISTeilston on the north-
;

west by Beith and on the south and south-east by Stewarton.

;

—
Character The population is purely agricultural, and the
dairy has long been the chief object of attention in Dunlop.
—
Markets, Sfc. Paisley, Kilmarnock, and Irvine, are excellent
market towns, and two fairs for the sale of dairy stock are held
—
annually in Dunlop one on the second Friday of May, o.s.,
and the other on 12th November.

AiRD, John, tailor, village of Dunlop, by Stewarton

Anderson, Andrew, miller, Aiket-mill, do.
Anderson, Andrew, farmer and hay-dealer, Chapelhouse, do.
Anderson, Cuthbert (c), farmer and proprietor of Netherhill, do.
Anderson, John, farmer, Broadlie, Dunlop, by Stewarton
Anderson, John, farmer, Nethertown, do., Renfrewshire
Anderson, John, farmer and proprietor of Aiket-mill, do. Ayr-
shire
Anderson, Thomas, farmer, Netherhill, do.
Anderson, William, mason, Laighmuir, do.
Anderson, James, St. Helena, do.
Andrew, Allan, farmer and proprietor of Ravenslie, do.
Andrew, William, Ravenslie, do.
Angus, Hugh, mason, village, do.
Angus, Malcolm, carter and egg dealer, village, do.

Barbour, John, labourer and vender of spirits and ale, King-

ston, do.
Barr, Thomas, knitter of stockings, village, do.
Barr, James, woolspinner, village, do.
Barr, Robert, woolspinner, village, do.
Bicket, David (c), farmer, Muirshield, do.
Blair, Hamilton, baker, village, do.
Bowie, George (c), farmer, Oldhall, do.
Brown, Andrew, farmer and proprietor, of Hill, do.
Brown, James, mason, village, do.
Brown, James, mason, Laighmuir, do.
Brown, William, spirit-dealer, Newhill, do.
 DUNLOP. 17^

Brown, John (c), farmer, Craighead, Dunlop, by Stewarton

Brown, Thomas, farmer, Oldhall, do.

Calderwood, John (c), farmer, Commoneraig, do.

Calderwood, John, farmer, Caldhame, do.
Calderwood, William, mason, village, do.
Campbell, John, farmer, Merrymouth, do.
Clarke, John, of Townhead, Grange, residing at Hazlebank, do.
Clarke, James, N. E. Waterland, do.
Cochran, Alexander (c), proprietor and farmer. Grange, do.
Cochran, John, proprietor and farmer, of Kirkland, and proprie=
tor of Chapelhouse, do.
Cochran, Robert, proprietor and farmer, of Loanhead, do.
Cochran, Peter, proprietor of Oldhall, do.
Cochran, Thomas (c), cheese-dealer and proprietor, Mains, do.
Cochran, Thomas (c), farmer, Craignaught, do.
Cochran, John (c), farmer, Waterland, do.
Craig, James, proprietor of Borlandhills, do.
Craig, John (c), farmer, Netherhouses, do.
Craig, David, farmer, Pollick, Dunlop, Renfrewshire
Crawford, Jame?, coach-driver, Dunlop Place, do., Ayrshire
Cunninghame, James, farmer, Taffs or ISTetherhill, do.
Cunninghame, James (c), innkeeper, village, do.

Drummond, Robert, shoemaker, Kingston, do.

Duncan, Robert, proprietor and farmer, of Brockwellmoor, do.
Dunlop, Thomas Douglas (c), of Dunlop, do.
Dunsmuir, Alexander, wool-spinner and carter, Parkhead, do.
Dunsmuir, Robert, cabinet-maker, village, do.

Edgar, William, blacksmith, village, do.

Ferguson, James, farmer, Borland, do.

Ferguson, Robert, proprietor of Oldhall, do,
Findlay, James, proprietor and farmer of Thorn, do.
Frame, Henry, sen., village, do.
Frame, Henry, jun., village, do.
Frame, John, flesher, do.
Frame, Maxwell, cheese-dealer, village, do.
Frew, Robert, farmer and labourer, Borland, do.

Gebbie, Rev. William (c). Established minister, Manse, da.

Gemmell, Alexander, farmer, Bowrock, do.
Gemmell, David (c), labourer, village, do.
Gemmell, James (c), farmer, Aiket, do. ,

Gemmell, John, teacher, village, do.

Gemmell, John (c), proprietor of Templehouse, do.,
Gemmell, Robert (c), wright, Newhall, do.
Gibson, James, proprietor and farmer, of Morend, do.
180 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.
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Gibson, John, farmer, Waterside, Dunlop, by Stewarton
Gibson, John, innkeeper, do.
Gilmour, Allan, proprietor and farmer of ISTetherhouses, do.
Gilmour, John, proprietor and farmer of Braehead, do.
Gilmour, William, crofter and cheese-dealer, Leahead, do.
Gilmour, William, farmer, Struthers, do.

Hood, Thomas, shoemaker, village, do.

Howie, James, farmer, Tannoch, do.
Howie, Robert, mason, village, do.
Howie, George, labourer, do., do.

Jamieson, James, shoemaker, village, do.

Kerb, Robert, miller and farmer, Old-Mill, do.

Kerr, James, farmer, Muirshield, do.
King, James, crofter and labourer, Auldton, do.
Kerr, Robert, miller, New-Mill, do.

Logan, William, wright, village, do.

Malcolm, John (c), farmer, Gameshill, do. '

Morris, John, village, do.

Morris, Ann, Oldhall, do.
Morris, Robert, painter, village, do.
Morris, Robert, proprietor and farmer of Oldhall, do.
Muir, John, farmer, Fingert, Dunlop, Renfrewshire
Murray, David, gardener, Dunlop Place, Dunlop, by Stewarton,
Ayrshire

M'Farlane, Andrew, village, do.

M'Leish, Rev. Peter, Free Church Minister, Manse, do.

Nairn, Robert, cheese-dealer, Laighmuir, do.

Nairn, George, cheese-dealer, Laighmuir, do.
Nairn, William (c), farmer. Gills, do.
Nelson, David, teacher, Kingston, village, do.
Nelson, John, labourer, village, do.
Nisbet, James (c), farmer, Gameshill, do.

Orr, Robert, tailor, Laighmuir, do.

Paton, William, weaver, village, do.

Patrick, James, toll-man, Pointhouse-toU, Dunlop
Peacock, Andrew, cheese-dealer, village, do.
Peacock, Robert, cow-feeder, Hunt Hall, Dunlop Place, do.
Phillips, William, butler. Dunlop Place, do.
Picken, James, wright, Lady-steps Bridge, do.
Proctor, Gilbert, blacksmith, Newhall, do.
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Kankin, Matthew, shoemaker, Laighmuir, Dunlop, by Stevvarton

Keid, John Dunlop, farmer, Borland, do.
Reid, Robert, road-surveyor, Laighmuir, do.
Reid, Thomas, proprietor of Borland, do.
Reside, Robert, tea-dealer, Laighmuir, do.
Reside, Matthew, farmer, Netherhill, do.
Reside, David, labourer, Loehridgehills, do.
Reside, William, (c), farmer. North Waterland, do.
Robertson, John (c), proprietor, of Halket, do.
Robertson, Alex, (c), proprietor and farmer, of Halket, do.
Robertson, Andrew, farmer, Hazlebank, do.
Robertson, Hugh (c), farmer, Holehouse,' do.
Robertson, John, miller, Waterland, do.
Robertson, John, farmer, Ryeburn, do.
Robertson, William (c), farmer, Brannelside, do.
Robertson, Robert (c), wright, village, do.
Robertson, Robert (c), cheese dealer, Laighmuir, do.
Ross, John (c), farmer, Titwood, do.
Ross, James (c), proprietor, of Trindlegreen, do.
Ross, William, schoolmaster, village, do.

Simpson, John, veterinary surgeon and farmer, Sideliead, do.

Smith, David, shoemaker, village, do.
Smith, James, wright. Thorn, do.
Smith, John (c), road surveyor. Brae, do.
Somervail, William (c), of Hapland Mills, do.
Steele, James, farmer, East Monyacres, do.
Steele, John (c), mason, Laighmuir, do.
Steele, David, Fauldheads, do.
Steven, William, innkeeper and labourer, village, do.
Stevenson, William (c), farmer, Oldhall, do.
Stevenson, Andrew, farmer, Linhead, do., Renfrewshire
Stevenson, John, farmer, Moorhouse, do., Renfrewshire
Stevenson, Robert, Erockwellmoor Cottage, do., Ayrshire
Stevenson, David, cheese-dealer, Brockweilmoor Cottage, do.
Steven, James (c), proprietor and farmer, of Bankend, do.
Stevenson, James (c), of Springfield, do.
Stevenson, John (c), farmer, West Monyacres, do.
Sturrock, James, Townend of Grange, do.

Tebipleton, Andrew, sawyer, Aiket Saw-mill, do.

Templeton, James, crofter and labourer, Borland, do.
Tweed, James (c), cheese-dealer and farmer, Haplandmuir, do.

Wallace, Peter, merchant, village, do.

Wallace, Robert, crofter and labourer, Laighmuir, do.
Watt, Allan (c), hay-dealer, Netherliill, do.
Watt, Alexander (c), farmer. Mid Grangr, do.
Watt, Alexander (c), farmer, Fifihpart, do.
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182 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Watt, James (c), farmer, Duniflat, Dunlop, by Stewarton

Watt, John (c), farmer, Borland, do.
Wilson, James farmer, Langton of Lainshaw, do.
Wilson, William, innkeeper, Lugton Inn, do.
Wilson, James (c), farmer, Townend of Langton, do.
Wood, Eichard, footman, Dunlop-place, do.
Wylie, Alexander (c), proprietor and farmer of Halket, do.
Wylie, Miss Elizabeth, Halket, do.
Wylie, Hugh, mason, village, do.
Wylie, Miss Janet, Halket, do.

Young, Archibald (c), cattle dealer and farmer, Tailend, do.

Young, Thomas (c), cattle dealer and farmer, do. do.
Young, Eichard, innkeeper and farmer, Laighmuir, do.

COUNTY VOTEES NOT EESIDENT IN AYESHIRE.

Aitken, Dr. John (c), 21, Blythwood Square, Glasgow
Cunningham, the Hon. John (c), of Hapland, one of the Senators
of the College of Justice.
Gemmell, William (c), 19, Elm Bank Crescent, Glasgow
Muir, Colonel William (c), of Caldwell, Eenfrewshire
Nairn, William (c), farmer, Innally, Houston, Eenfrewshire
Whiteford, Eobert (c), farmer, Carswell, Neilston, Eenfrewshire
Wylie, Eobert (c), of Hazlebank, merchant, London
 ! C K.
t^enwick Village— distant 16 miles from Ayr, and 4 miles from Eilmarnock.|

Fenwick 3| miles from Stewarton ; 9 miles from Eagles-

lies
hame; and 6 miles from Galston. Population —
In 1831, 2018;
1841, 2019 1851, 1741,
; Decrease since 1831, 277. Extent—
The length of the parish is about 9 miles ; its breadth upwards
of 6. —
Boundaries It is bounded on the east by Loudoun and
Kilmarnock; on the south by Kilmarnock; on the west by
Stewarton and on the north by Mearns and Eagleshame.
;

—
Character The villagers are chiefly engaged at handloom
weaving, though a good number are employed as agricultural
labourers. A large portion of the land in the parish is moor,
and serves merely as pasture. Markets, Sfc. —Kilmarnock is
the nearest market town.

Adams, John, farmer &, innkeeper, Laighmoor, Fenwick, by

Aird, Hugh, tailor, do. [Kilmarnock
Alexander, Hugh, wool-spinner, Waterside, do.
Alexander, James (c), Townhead of Fenwick
Alexander, Mrs., farmer, Artnoch, do,
Allan, Gavin, farmer, Whittlehill, do,
Allan, James, carrier & farmer. Little Townhead, do.
Anderson, Archibald, shoemaker^ Waterside, do.
Anderson, Elizabeth, lodging-house, do.
Anderson, John, shoemaker, Kirktown, do.
Anderson, Thomas, agent, do.
Anderson, Thomas, smith, do.
Andrew, John, surfaceman, Kingswell, do.
Andrew, Peter, baker, do.
Andrew, William, servant, do.
Armour, John, weaver, do.
Armour, Alexander, labourer, do.
Armour, James, weaver, do.
Armour, Mrs., postmistress, do.
Arthur, James, horse-dealer, do.

Barber, Hamilton, tailor, Waterside, Fenwick

Barr, James, farmer, Creelsheugh, do.
Barr, Eobert, labourer, do.
Barr, Walter, weaver, do.
Bicket, Hugh (c), shoemaker, do.
Bicket, John (c), farmer, Bruntland, do,
Bicket, William, shoemaker, do.
Borland, Alexander (c), grocer & spirit-dealer, do»
2 N
184 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Boyd, James (c), inspector of poor & sewing agent, Fenwick/

Boyd, John, weaver, do. [by Kilmarnock
Brown, Allan (c), farmer, Beanseroft, do.
Brown, John, weaver, do.
Brown, John, farmer, Longside, do.
Brown, Matthew, farmer, South Grassyards, do.
Burns, John (c), weaver, do.

Calderwood, David, farmer, High Clonfin, Fenwick

Calderwood, David (c), farmer, West Blackbyre, do.
Calderwood, Hugh (c), farmer, East Blackbyre, do.
Calderwood, James (c), Laigh Clonfin & Benbeugh, do»
Calderwood, Eobert, grocer & flesher, Waterside, do.
Cameron, William (c), wright & farmer, do.
Cassels, Robert, spinner. Sandbed, do.
Clark, Robert, farmer, Greenhill, do.
Craig, Hugh, farmer, East Colliery & Breaks, do.
Craig, James (c), farmer, Raithburn, do.
Craig, John, labourer, Kirkton, do.
Craig, Rev. R., Free Church Minister, Manse, do.
Craig, William, farmer, Pockelly Hall, do.
Creelman, Charles, mason, do.
Currie, Adam, farmer, Grassyards, do.
Currie, Mrs., farmer, Fieldhouse, do.
Currie, Robert, farmer. Little Gree, do.
Currie, William (e), farmer, Townhead of Gree, do.
Cuthbert, David, senior, surfaceman, Kirktown, do.
Cuthbert, David, junior, weaver, Kirktown, do.

Dacon, Robert, innkeeper, Laighmoor, do.

Dalziel, Gavin, farmer, Kingswell, do.
Dalziel, Gavin, mason, Loanfoot, do.
Dalziel, John, mason, Sandbed, do.
Davidson, Walter, under factor for the Marquis of Hastings,
Moorend, do.
Derbie, Hugh, shoemaker, Kirkton, do.
Dickie, Rev. David, Established Minister, Manse, Kirktown, do.
Dickie, David (c), farmer, Gainhill, do.
Dickie, Robert (c), farmer, West Tannacrief, do.
Dickie, Peter, farmer, Horsehill, do.
Douglas, Alexander, smith, do.
Dunlop, Adam (c), farmer. Thorn, do.
Duolop, Andrew (c), farmer, High Gardrum, do.
Dunlop, Alexander, farmer, Benthouse, do.
Dunlop, Matthew (c), farmer, Cragenduntan, do.
Dunlop, David (c), farmer, Raithhill, do.
Dunlop, Francis (c), farmer, Midland, do.
Dunlop, James (c), farmer, Highfield, do.
Dunlop, James (c), farmer, Townend of Gree, do
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'

Dunlop, John, farmer, North Drumboy, Fenwick, by Kilmar-

Dunlop, John (c), farmer, West Warnockland, do. [nock
Dunlop, Thomas, farmer, Thorn, do.
Dunlop, William, farmer, Brierbash, do.

Fairlie, John, parochial teacher, do.

Farquhar, William, weaver, do,
Faulds, Andrew, weaver, do.
Faulds, Matthew, weaver, Grassyards, do.
Ferguson, John (c), of Brae, do.
Ferguson, Robert, farmer, East Broadmoss, do,
Findlay, Charles (c), farmer, Grassyards, do.
Fulton, J. & A. (c), shoemakers, Kirktown, do.
Fulton, Agnes, sewer, do.
Fulton, James, labourer, Laighmuir, do,
Fulton, John, shoemaker, do.
Fulton, Alexander, grocer, do.
Fulton, William, flesher, do.
Fulton, William, shoemaker, do.
Fulton, William, shoemaker, Si>outmouth, Kirktown, do,
Fulton, Thomas, jobber, do.

Galt, Allan, wright, Fenwick

Gemmell, Alexander (c), farmer. East Tannacrieff, do.
Gemmell, Alexander (c), farmer, Amlaird, do.
Gemmell, Andrew (c), farmer, Aikenhead, do.
Gemmell, James, Kiln, do.
Gemmell, James (c), farmer, Muir, do.
Gemmell, John, farmer, Low Gainford, do.
Gemmell, Andrew (c), farmer. High Gainford, do.
Gemmell, John (c), farmer, South Drumboy, do.
Gemmell, John, weaver, do.
Gemmell, John, grocer, do.
Gemmell, Matthew (c), farmer, Wvllieland, do.
Gemmell, Peter (c), farmer, High Todhill & Kiln, do.
Gemmell, Robert, surfaceman, do.
Gemmell, W., wright, do.
Gibson, Mrs., do.
Gilmour, James, farmer, Townhead, do.
Gilmour, Thomas, farmer. Brae, do.
Graham, John (c), farmer, Glaister, do.
Guthrie, James, farmer, Greenwalls, do.

HiGHET, James, farmer, Hillhousehill, do.

How at, Andrew, slater, do.
Houlston, Alexander, weaver, do.
Howie, Robert, weaver, do.
Howie, Samuel, farmer, Drumtee, do,
Howie, Thomas, farmer, Lochgoin, do.
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Kent, "William, weaver, Rashes, Fenwick, by KilmaiEock

Kerr, John, juo. (c), farmer, Ridgehill, do.
Kirkland, John, sen., flesher, do.
Kirkland, John, jun., weaver, do.

Lamberton, John, farmer, Hi^hburn, do.

Lindsay, James, farmer, East Pockells, do.
Lindsay, James (c), farmer, High Clunch, do.
Lindsay, James (c), farmer, Craigends, do.
Lindsay, James, farmer, Tourend, do.
Lindsay, John (c), farmer, Tayburn, do.
Lindsay, James, farmer. East & West Craigance, dch
Lindsay, Robert, (c), farmer, of Gardrum, do.
Lockhart, Mrs., grocer & spirit-dealer, do.
Loudon, Robert (c), farmer, Hairlaw, do.

MoNTGOMERiE, Hugh (c), Weaver, do.

Muir, David (c), farmer, Skirniland, do»
Muir, James (c), farmer, Nether Raith, do.
Muir, Robert (c), mason, Fenwick
Murchland, James, farmer, Hill, do.
Murdoch, Alexander, schoolmaster. Low Fenwick, do«
Murdoch, "William,, shoemaker, Fenwick

M'CosH, Robert (c), portioner, Greenfield Cottage, do..

M'Cracken, Alexander, tailor, Fenwick
M'CuUoch, Thomas, labourer, Waterside, do.
M'Ewen, Henry, smith, Fenwick
M'Kenzie, Alexander (c), farmer, Croilburn, do.
M'Leod, Barr (c), farmer, Minchbank, do.

Ore, John, weaver, Orangebevan, do.

Orr, Rev. W., minister of the United Presbyterian Church, da '

Orr, Robert, tailor, do.

Orr, Robert, miller and farmer, Bagra Mill, do-

Paton, William, weaver, Fenwick

Picken, J. H. (c), portioner, of Hillhouse Cottage, do.
Picken, James, farmer, Crofthead, do.
Picken, James, farmer, Parkhead, do.
Picken, Hamilton, farmer. West Colony, do.
Picken, John, innkeeper, Waterside,
Picken, John (c), farmer. North Glassoch, do,
Picken, Andrew, farmer, South Glassoch, do.

Ramsay, James, farmer, Calstains, do.

Rayburn and Gibson, wool-spinners, Sandbed, do.
Reid, David, surgeon, Fenwick
^Btjfibiiioiidj^ 4am.es5. innkeeper,, do..
 FEN WICK. 187

Eichmond, James, teacher, Waterside, Eenwick, by Kilmarnock

Robertson,Hugh (c), farmer, Dalmusternock, do.
ScouLLAR, John (c), miller and farmer, Gardrum Mill and
Scoullar, Gavin (c), farmer, Radindykes, do. [Gardrum Hill, do.
Sheddan, Thomas (c), farmer, Clonherb, do.
Shields, Robert, farmer, Rashes, do.
Sinclair, John, wright, Fenwick
Sinclair, William, wright, do.
Steel,Thomas, farmer, Laigh Clunch, do.
Steven, John (c), farmer, West Broadmoss, do.
Stevenson, James (c), farmer, Darcluboch, do.
Stevenson, James, labourer, do., do.
Stewart, John, farmer, Longdyke, do.
Stewart, Mrs., farmer, Mid Colling, do.
Stewart, Mrs., residenter, Haghouse Cottage, do. -

Stewart, Thomas (c), farmer, Raithmuir, do.

Tannahill, John, gamekeeper, do.

Taylor, Alexander, farmer, Burnhead, do.
Taylor,David, sawyer, do.
Taylor,Hugh, weaver, do.
Taylor,James, farmer, Dalraith, do.
Taylor,James, weaver, do.
Taylor,Robert, of Darwhillan, do.
Templeton, John, farmer, Mucklewood, do.
Thomson, Alexander, farmer, Meadowhead, do.
Thomson, Alexander, hosier, do.
Thomson, Hugh, baker, grocer, and spirit-dealer, do.
Thomson, James (c), teacher of dancing, Hallhouse, do.
Thomson, Mrs., toy-shop, do.
Thomson, Thomas, farmer, Laidside, do.
Thomson, William, hosier, do.
Todd, Matthew, grocer and spirit-dealer, do.
Torrance, John, labourer. Waterside, do.

Vallance, John, farmer, Blaircraig, do.

Vallance, John, farmer, Blair, do.

Walker, David (c), farmer, Poriskan, do.

Walker, Hugh, labourer, do.
Walker, John, weaver, do.
Walker, Thomas, do., do.
Walker, William, do., do.
Wallace, George, farmer, Hairshaw Mill, do.
Wallace, James, spirit-dealer and mason, do.
Wallace, Jean, shirtmaker, do.
Wallace, John, labourer, Waterside, do.
Wallace, Thomas (c), farmer, Low Toddhill, do.
188 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Wallace, William farmer, Damhead, Eenwick, by Kilmar-

(c),
Wallace, William farmer, Oldhall, do.
(c), [nock
Wardrop, John (c), farmer, West Pockillu, do.
Watt, Alexander (c), farmer, Gainleech, do.
Watt, Eobert (c), farmer, Greeiaw, do.
Welch, David (c), farmer, Laigh Arness, do.
Wilson, James, weaver, do.
Wilson, James (c), farmer. South Glassoeh, do.
Wilson, John, weaver, do.
Woodburn, Eobert, labourer. Waterside, do.
Wright, Hugh (c), weaver, do.
Wright, James (c), farmer, East Warnockland, do
Wright, Thomas, carrier, do.
Wyllie, Hugh, farmer, Kirktown, do.
Wyllie, John (c), farmer, Burnfoot, do.
Wyliie, (c), farmer, Little Fenwick, do.

YoDNG, James, carrier, Fenwick

Young, James (c), farmer, Hairshaw & Hill, do.
Young, James, farmer, Drumcloich, do.
Young, John (c), farmer, Midton, do.
Young, Matthew, farmer, Hillhousehill, do.
Young, Eobert, farmer, Hillhead, do.
Young, Mrs. Eobert, carrier, do.
Young, Mrs., farmer, Horsehill, do.
Young, William, wright, Waterside, do.

COUNTY VOTEES I^OT EESIDE]:^T IN AYESHIRE.

Hamilton, John (c), 58, Wexford Terrace, London
MacKnight, James W.S.
(c>, of Dalraith,
 —

G ALSTO N.
[Galston Village, distant 15 miles from Ayr, and 5 from Kilmarnock.]

Galston lies on the banks of the river Irvine, 2| miles to the

west of Newmilns. Population—In 1831, 3655; 1841,4334;
1851, 4392. Increase since 1831, 737. Extent— The parish
contains about 23 square miles ; its greatest length
is IS
miles, and breadth about 4|. Boundaries It is bounded
its —
on the east by the river Avon on the north by the river
;

Irvine, which separates it from Loudoun and Kilmarnock on ;

the west by Cessnock Water, which divides it from Eiccarton

and Craigie and on the south, by Mauchline and Sorn.
;

—
Character In the villages the population are engaged in hand"
loom weaving for Glasgow and Paisley houses. There are at
least 10,000 acres of arable land in the parish, which employ
a pretty large number of agricultural labourers. There is a
paper mill in the parish, and a variety of saw, corn, and flax
mills. —
Markets, S^c. Four fairs are annually held in Galston
the two most frequented are held, the one on the third Thursday
of April, the other on the first Thursday of December.

AiTON, Andrew (c), farmer, Dyke, Galston, by Kilmarnock

Alton, Misses, milliners and stiawhat-makers, Brewland-st., do,
Anderson, James, builder, Gauchalland Toll, do.
Anderson, John (c), builder, Bentinck Terrace, do.
Armour, Robert, baker, Bridge-street, do.

Baird, John, grocer, Wallace- street, do.

Bell, William, parochial teacher, session-clerk, &c., New
School-house, do.
Black, George (c), Burn, do.
Blair School, Polwarth (teacher, Mr Paterson)
Borland, James (c), farmer, Pearsland, Galston
Borland, James (c), farmer, Greenbank, do.
Bowie, James (c), farmer, Gauchland, do.
Brown, John (c), weaver, do.
Brown, Matthew, parochial inspector. Old Schoolhouse, Cross, do.
Brown, Thomas (c), of Waterhaughs, do.
Brown, Thomas (c), younger of Waterhaughs, (part of East
Tullock), do.
Brown, William (c), farmer, of Loanhead, do.
Brown, James, farmer, of Loanfoot, do.
Boyd, James (c), blacksmith, Priestland, do.
Boyd, Gavin, shoemaker, Polworth-street, do.
Boyd, John (c), farmer, Windyhill, do.
190 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Cameron, James farmer, Knowe, Galston, by Kilmarnock

(c),
Cameron, Matthew farmer, Changue, Galston
(c),
Campbell, Alexander, tailor & town librarian, Polwarth-st., do.
Coates, Thomas, M.D., Polwarth-street do.
Craig, James (c), mason, GuUyhill, do.
Crawford, Hugh (e), farmer, Burnhousehill, do.
Crawford, Hugh, innkeeper, Loudounhill, do.
Crichton, Robert, railway-contractor, do.
Gumming, Samuel (c), weaver, do.

Dalgleish, William (c), farmer, Allanton, Galston

Donald, William (c), farmer, Crosstree, do.
Donald, William, farmer, Sornbeg, do.
Douglas, George (c), farmer, Cowgove, do.
Dunlop, Alexander, confectionery agent, Titchfield-street, do.
Dunlop, James, surgeon, Henrietta-street, do.
Dunlop, William, flesher & spirit-merchant, Titchfield-st.^'Jdo.
Dunn, James, shoemaker, Polwarth-street, do.

Emery, Alexander, spirit-dealer. Bridge-street, Galston

Erskine, William, quarryman. Orchard-street, do.
Ewing, Hugh, clerk, Union Bank of Scotland, do.
Ewing, James (c), forester, Burnhouse, do.

FiNDLAY, Francis (c), farmer, Dalloy, do.

Findlay, Francis (c), farmer, Crofthead, do.
Findlay, Hugh, coalmaster, Flowerbank Cottage, do.
Findlay, Hugh, shoemaker. Cross, do.
Findlay, Kobert (c), blacksmith, do.
Forrest, Mrs., druggist, Polwarth-street, do.
Fram, Mrs., innkeeper. Waterside Inn, do.
Frazer, James, smith, Middleyard, do.

Galt, James, merchant tailor. Bridge-street, do.

Gebbie, John (c), farmer, Maxwood, do.
Gebbie, Robert (c), farmer, Little Sorn, do.
Gemmell, Hugh (c), farmer, Purrochpark, do.
Gemmell, Robert (c), farmer. High Dalloy, do.
Gibb, William, spirit-merchant, Titchfield-street, do.
Gibb, Henry, spirit-dealer, Titchfield-street, do.
Gilmour, Alexander, tile-maker, Barr-street, do.

Haddow, Adam, draper, Wallace- street, do.

Hamilton, James (c), weaver, do.
Hamilton, Robert (c), Flowerbank Cottage, do.
Hamilton, William (c), tinsmith, Polwarth-street, do.
Hendrie, James (c), farmer, Drumdroch, do.
Hendrie, John (c), banker, Polwarth-street, do.
Howat, Robert, draper, Bridge-street, do.
 GALSTON. 191

Howat, William, draper, Bridge-street, Galston, by Kilmarnock

Hunter, William (c), miller, Barr-mill, do.
Hutchison, Jean, grocer, Brewland-street, do.
Hutchison, James (c), weaving agent, Brewland-street, do. \
Hutchison, Kobert, hand-sewing agent, Brewland-street, do.
Hutchison, Eobert, grocer, Cross-street, do.
Hutchison, Steven (c), weaver, Brewlands-street, do.

Jamieson, William (c), farmer, Molmountend, do.

KiRKHOP, George, church- officer, Titchfield-street, do.

Laurie, Mrs., residenter, Cessnock House, do.

Law, Andrew, blacksmith, Titchfield-street, do.
Leggat, John, farmer, West Ashyard, do.
Lennox, Wm., farmer, Bruntwood, do.
Livingston, Daniel (c), Mine of Meadowfoot, do.
Lochhead, Robert (c), farmer, Smithyhatvest, do.
Logan, John, baker. Bridge-street, do.
Loudoun, John (c), farmer, Cessnock, do.
Lyon, John, baker, Henreitta-street, do.

Macindoe, Rev. R., Free Church Manse, do".

Macintosh, John, paper maker, Strath Mill, do.
Mair, Alex., of Richardton, Newmilns, do.
Mair, Andrew (c), weaving agent, Henrietta-street, do^
Mair, John (c), farmer, Auchenbart, do.
Mair, John, clerk, Post-office, Bridge-street, do.
Mair, Thomas (c), farmer, Cairnhill, do.
Mair, William, wright, Middleyard, do.
Manson, James (c), farmer, Millands, do^.
Meikle, Alexander, farmer, Strath, do. [street, do».
Mathewson, Rev. Mr., United Presbyterian Minister, Wallace-
Meikle, James (c), Orchard-street, do.
Miller, James (c), tanner, Mountpleasant, do.
Morton, John (c), innkeeper. Black Bull, Bridge-street, do.
Morton, John (c), farmer, Gowersbraehead, do.
Morton, John (c), coalmaster, Henrietta-street, do.
Morton, Matthew (c), farmer, Overnewton, do.
Morton, Robert, grocer, Bridge-street, do.
Morton, Thomas (c), farmer, Ladybrow, do.
Morton, Thomas (c), farmer, Holyhill, do.
Morton, Thomas (c), of Berbeth, do.
Morton, Thomas, wright, Wallace- street, do.
Morton, John, flesher, Polwarth-street, do.
Murdoch, Robert (c), farmer, Goatfoot, do.
Murdoch, John, cheese-dealer, Wallace-street, do»

M'Crae, William, teacher, Woodhead, do.

192 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

M'Donald, Kobert, teacher, Wallace- street, Galstoa, by Kiitnar-

M'Donald, Mrs. E., grocer and victualler, do. [nock
M'Donald, William, stationer, insurance agent, &c.j Bridge-st., do.
M'Howl, Mrs., post-mistress. Bridge-street, do.
M'Kail, John, wright, Titchfield-street, do,
M'Kim, James, railway collector, Railway-station, do.

NiSBET, Alexander, mason, Galston

Nisbet, John (c), weaver, Galston
Nisbet, Archd., manager. Gas Company, do.

Parker, Thomas, tailor, Polworth-street, do.

Paterson, George, teacher, Blair school, do.
Paterson, George, shoemaker, Henrietta-street, do.
Paterson, James, farmer, Sparnelbank, do.
Paterson, James, clerk, tjnion Bank of Scotland, do.
Paterson, John (c), farmer, High Ashyard, do.
Paterson, John (c), late farmer, Barward, do.
Paterson, Matthew (c), wright, Wallace-street, do.
Paterson, William (c), farmer, Barward, do.
Paterson, Robert (c), farmer, Eliddlethirst, do.
Paton, David, flesher. Cross-street, do.
Paton, Robert, spirit-dealer, Polwarth-street, do.
Paton, Robert, flesher, Henrietta-street, do.
Paton, Thomas, manager, Elesh Bazaar, Titchfield-street, do.
Peden, Alexander (c), wright, Greenholm, do.
Pollock, William, wright, Muirhead, do.
Porter, Mrs., saddler. Bridge-street, do.
Porter, Robert, watchmaker, Polwarth-street, do.

Rankin, William, cooper, Titchfield-street

Reid,James, spirit-dealer and insurance agent, Bridge-st., do.
Reid,John, blacksmith, Strathmill-road, do.
Reid,William (c), quarrier, do.
Reid,Mrs. Hugh, grocer, Wallace-street, do.
Richmond (c), Hugh, woolspinner, near Barr Castle, do.
Richmond, Robert, woollen weaver and spinner, factory for
customer work, Wallace-street, do.
Richmond & Co., Alexander, Scottish bonnet manufacturers,
Wallace-street, do.
Roxburgh, Alexander, grocer, Titchfield-street, do.
Robertson, Charles weaving agent, Henrietta-street, do.
Robertson, Matthew, post-deliverer. Bridge-street, do.
Rodgers, William, surgeon, Bridge-street, do.
Roxburgh, John, spirit-merchant, Bridge-st. do.

Scott, John (c), tailor, Galston

Scoular, Robert, miller, Patie's Mill, do,
Sloane, Andrew (c), farmer, Hillhouse, do.
 GALSTON. 193

Smith, David(c), farmer, Bankhouse, Galston, by Kilmarnock

Smith, Hugh, baker, Polwarth-street, do.
Smith, John (c), miller, Cessnock Mill, do.
Smith, Eobert farmer, Low Ashyard, do.
(c),
Smith, Thomas, wright, Titchfield-street, do.
Smith, David, wright, Wallace-street, do.
Speirs, G. and J., shoemakers, Polwarth-street, do.
Speirs, John (c), farmer, Knowehead, do.
Steele, Alexander (c), farmer, Burnhead, do.
Steele, James (c), farmer. High Newton, do.
Steele, John, innkeeper. Sun Inn, Bridge-street, do.
Steel, James, railway contractor, Courtthorn Cottage, do.
Stirling, Rev. Dr. (c). Established Minister, Manse, do.
Struthers, James (c), of Avonhill, do.

Tait, Captain A. D., of Milrig, Milrig House, do.

Taylor, Hugh (c), farmer, Bullhill, do.
Taylor, James (c), farmer, Knowehead, do.
Taylor, Robert (c), farmer, Langside, do.
Templeton, James (c), farmer, Gateside, do.
Torrance, William (c), farmer, Middlefield, do.

Wallace, James, blacksmith. Cross, do.

Wallace, Eobert, Kilmarnock carrier, Polwarth-street, do,
Wallace, Robert, smith. Cross, do.
Wallace, John, weaver, Titchfield-street, do.
Wardrop, John, farmer, of Burnbank, do.
Watt, Charles (c), farmer, Garrochmoor, do.
Watt, James (c), farmer, do., do.
Watson, David, muslin agent, Titchfield-street, do.
Weir, David (c), farmer. Bent, do.
White, Andrew (c), grocer, do.
White, George (c), glazier, do.
White, Alexander, manager Economical Society's Store, do,
Wilson, Archibald (c), farmer, West Threepwood, do.
Wilson, John (e), farmer, Burnann, do.
Wilson, John, of Hillhead, Lochfield, do.
Wilson, Robert (c), Glasgow carrier, Titchfield-street, do.
Wilson, Samuel, innkeeper, Portland Arras, Cross, do.
Woodburn, John, sen. (c), farmer, Woodhead, do.
Woodburn, John, jun. (c), farmer, do. do.
Wright, Robert (c), farmer, Bruntwood, do.
Wright, William, farmer, Meikleyard, do.
Wylie, James, sen. (c), farmer, Burnfoot, do.
Wylie, Mrfi., (c), farmer, Lifihock, do.

Yeud.^\x,l, Abrshara, wright. Church-lane, do.

Yeudall, William (c), wright and saw-miller, do.
Young, Andrew (c), farmer, Bruntwoodhill, do.
194 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY,

Young, Mrs., grocer, and wine and spirit-merchant, Henrietta-

street, Galston, by Kilmarnock
Young, John (c), farmer, Oldwalls, do.
Young, John (c), farmer, Altonmill, do.
Young, Wm. (c), farmer, Hill, do.
Young, Wm. (c), weaver, Greenholm, do.
Young, Mathew, ironmonger, Henrietta-street, do.

COUNTY VOTERS NOT RESIDENT IN AYRSHIRE.

Law, Alexander (c), smith, Paisley

Lindsay, James (c), farmer, Rutland, Lanark
Richmond, Hugh (c), merchant, Greenock
 G I RVAN„
[Girvan, distant from Ayr 21 miles ; from Kilmarnock, 33 miles.]

GiRVAN lies on the sea-coast of Carrick, 6 miles from Dailly,

—
and 13 miles from Ballantrae. Population In 1831, 6430 1841, ;

7424; 1851,8569. Increase since 1831, 2139. Extent—The

parish contains 19,000 acres, or 36 square miles. The mean
breadth is 4 miles, and its breadth varies from 2 to 7 miles.
—
Boundaries It is bounded on the east by Dailly and Barr ; on
the south by Colmonell on the west by the sea and on the
; ;

—
north by Kirkoswald. Character The population are chiefly
employed at hand-loom weaving, and the great increase in the
census returns is chiefly attributed to the influx of Irish
weavers. The land is well cultivated there is a large and
;

steadily increasing agricultural population and a considerable

;

amount of general business is transacted in the town. A

number of people are connected with the shipping, and fishing
is prosecuted to a small extent. Markets. 8fe April, cattle,
&c., last Monday ; October, cattle, &c., last Monday.

AiRD, James, farmer, Ballochtoul, by Girvan

Aitken, Thomas, feuar and sawyer, beadle of Reformed Pres-
byterian Church
Alcom, David, tinsmith, Dalrymple-street
Alexander, Catherine and Jane, and T. Carson, salmon-fishers,
Alexander, Mary, draper, Hamilton-street [Ailsa-st.
Anderson, Thomas (c), farmer, Enoch, by Girvan
Anderson, Mrs., feuar, Newton-Kennedy
Andrews, \v' alter (c), agent, Union Bank
Armstrong, William, grocer and spirit-dealer, Dalrymple-st.
Arthur, John and David (c), farmers, Dalfask and Laggan,
by Girvan
Austin, James, baker, and preses of Temperance Association,
Dalrymple-street [by Girvan
Austin, James and John (c), millers and farmers, Bridgemill,

Baird, Mrs., feuar, Wilson-street, Girvan

Baird, Gilbert dyer and cooper, Hamilton-street.
Ballantine, Ro'bert (c), M.D., High-street
Ballantine, Mrs John, High-street
Ballantine, William, tailor, Bank-street
Banks, Daniel, innkeeper and farmer, Queen's Arms Hotel
Barons, James, feuar. Boghead House
Bates, Francis, teacher of music, bookseller, stationer, and
bookbinder, Dalrymple-street
196 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Bisset, James, grocer and weavers' agent, Dalrymple-st., Girvan

Blackburn, Professor Hugh, professor of mathematics, Glasgow-
College, Ardmillan House, by Girvan
Blair, Peter, manager, of gas works, Dounepark
Blythe, the Rev. Adam, minister of Free Church, Free Manse
Bowie, Robert, bower, Girvan Mains
Boyd, John, of Rosemount, by Girvan
Boyd, Charles, of Ladybank, by Girvan
Boyd, Francis, Edward, Arthur, and James, weavers, &c., Girvan
Boyle, Niel (c), grocer and thatcher, &c., Dounepark
Brackenridge, Elizabeth, grocer, Dairy mple-street
Brisbane, J., farmer, Trolorg, by Girvan
Bristow, Jean, Mrs., farmer, Brae, by Girvan
Brown, Andrew, ship-builder. Flushes
Brown, Kennedy, writer and factor, High-street
Brown, John (c), farmer, Currah, by Girvan
Brown, William, tailor, Duff-street
Brown, William, bank agent, Western Bank
Brown, William, junior. Western Bank
Brown, Thomas (c), Montgomery-street
Burton, John, smith, Latterpin, by Girvan

Caldow, William, farmer, Pin merry, by Girvan

Cameron, Marriot A., teacher, Free Church Academy, Millburn-
place
Cameron, Rev. D. Walker, Episcopal clergyman, Ailsa Cottage
Campbell, James & David, saddlers, Bridge-street
Campbell, David, grocer and spirit- dealer, Dairymple-street
Campbell, Mrs. James, innkeeper, Dairymple-street
Campbell, John, mason, Dounepark
Campbell, David, spirit-dealer, Dairymple-street
Carnochan, James, grocer, Dairymple-street
Carson, John (c), salmon-fisher, Kaockcushion-street
Casey, the Rev. William, Catholic clergyman, High-st.
Cathcart, William, mason, Viccarton-row
Cathcart, Hugh & Robert, fishers, do.
Chalmers, Gilbert, shoemaker, Dalrj'-mple-street
Chalmers, Mrs. David, shoemaker, Montgomery-street
Chalmers, James, grocer, Knockcushion-street
Chalmers, Joseph, treasurer of burgh, Girvan.
Chalmers, Hugh, carter. Bridge- street
Chalmers, Robert, grocer, Old-street
Clachar, Alexander (c), shipowner, Harbour-place
Clacher, John (c), shipowner, do.
Clark, Christopher, grocer, Dairymple-street
Clark, Alexander (c), farmer, Dapin, by Girvan
Clark, John, wood-merchant and sawyer, Bridgemill
Clarke, David County Police oflScer, Seafield- street
Clark, John, land-steward, Grangeston, by Girvan
 .

GIRVAN, 197

Clark, William, fisher, Dalrymple-street, Girvan

Connelly, James, beadle, R» Catholic church,Montgom€ry-street'
Connie, Peter, cooper, Hamilton -street
Connor, William, grocer, High-street
Conwajv, Charles, weavers' implement maker, Dounpark
Corrie, Archibald, carter, Old-street
Corrie, David, thatcher, Hamilton-street
Corson, Rev. William, Established minister, Manse
Crawford, Adam, innkeeper. Commercial Inn, Dalrymple-street
Crawford, William, druggist, Bank-street
Crawford, Archibald, surgeon, do.
Crawford, Elizabeth, annuitant, Montgomery-street
Crawford, John, carter, Bridge-street
Crawford, James, driver of Fireman coach, Old-street
Cunningham, John, mason. Duff-street
Cunningham, James, tailor, North Star
Currie, Duncan, teacher of Subscription School, do.

Davidson, Archibald (c), farmer. Coalpits, by Girvan

Davidson, William, farmer, Daldowie, do.
Davidson, Mrs. Gilbert, Montgomery-street
Davidson, Mrs. Margaret, victualler, Dalrymple-street
Davidson, Mrs. Alexander, draper and victualler, Dalrymple-st
Davidson, Mrs. Jean, feuar, Dounepark
Davidson, William, feuar and weaver, Wilson-street
Davidson, Hugh (c), gardener, Dalrymple-street
Davidson, John, feuar and weaver, Dalrymple-street
Davidson, Helen, Bloomfield Cottage, by Girvan
Davidson, Thomas, sen. and juu., joiner and smith, Newton;
Kennedy
Davidson, Mrs. James, feuar, &c.. Green
Davidson, Hugh, porter, Girvan
Davidson, Spencer, tailor, Dalrymple-street
Davidson, John, tailor, Dalrym^-street
Dickie, John, smith and agricultural implement-maker, Flushss-
Dickie, William, agricultural implement-maker, Bridgemill
Dickie, Robert, agricultural implement-maker, do.
Divans, Edward, feuar, Piedmont-road
Dodds, Henry (c), farmer. Chapel Croft, by Girvan
Dodds, Alexander, wright, Dalrymple-street
Dodds, Robert, mole catcher, Viccarton-row
Dodds, John, overseer, Kilpatrick, by Girvan
Donaldson, James, carter, Doune Park
Dougan, -John, grocer, Dalrymple-street.
Douglas, John, grocer, Dalrymple-street
Downie, Thomas, hair-dresser, Dalrymple-street
Dreney, Samuel, watchmaker, Dalrymple-street
Drynan, Thomas, teacher, Montgomery- street
Drynan, John, gardener, Viccarton-row
 198 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Drynan, Hugh (c), beamer, Dalrymple-street, Girvan

Drynan, William, farmer, Pinmacher, by Girvan
Drynan, William, slater, Dalrymple-street
Drynan, William, porter, Dalrymple-street "^

Duff, Andrew, joiner, Old-street

Duff, John, shipaiaster, Girvan
Dunbar, Kobert, wheelwright. Dalrymple-street
. Dunlop, Robert, farmer, MacClaehrieston, by Girvan
Dunn, Mrs. Marion, spirit-dealer, Bridge-street

Eady, John, feuar, Montgomery-street

Eaglesham, Archibald & James, shoemakers. High-street and
Montgomery-street
Eaglesham, Mrs., straw-hat maker, High-street
Eaglesham, Martha, feuar, Bank-street
Eaglesham, Agnes & Marion, dressmakers, Dalrymple-street
and Knockcushion-street
Eaglesham, Capt. James, commander of screw steamer Ayrshire
Lass, Knockcushon-street
Earl, John (c), farmer, Pinminnoch, by Girvan
Earl, Grace Ann, Jean, & Mary, portioners, Pinminnoch
Easton, The Rev. Matthew G., Reformed Presbyterian minister,
Manse
Elder, James, custom-house oflBcer, Seabank Cottage
Enterkiae, Joseph, cooper, Hamilton-street

Fergus, John, sen. & jun., farmers and house proprietors, Bog-
head, by Girvan #
Fergusson, James (c), wholesale grocer, Dalrymple-street
Fergusson, James (c), wright. Plumb-street
Fergusson, David (c), mason, Plumb-street
Fergusson, William, cabinetmaker. High-street [gomery-st.
Fergusson, Walter, innkeeper andfarmer, George Hotel, Mont-
Fergusson, Robert, proprietof, Burnside, by Girvan
Fergusson, John, leather-merchant, Montgomery-street
Fergusson, Widow James, proprietor of furnished lodgings,
Harbour-street
Fergusson, Margaret, grocer, Dalrymple-street
Fleming & Co., chemists and druggists, Hamilton-street
Forgie, John, grocer and Barr post, Montgomery-street
Forrest, James, gamekeeper, Shalloch Cottage, by Girvan
Forrester, John L. H., parish schoolmaster, Henrietta-street
Forsyth, Mrs., feuar, and keeper of furnished lodgings, Old-st.
Foster, James, mason, Viccarton-row [street
Frazer, Hugh (c), manufacturers' agent and grocer, Dalrymple-

Galbraith, William, spirit merchant, Hamilton-street

Galloway, Mrs, farmer, Fardendow, by Girvan
Galloway, William, flesher, &c., Dounepark
 eiRVAN. 199

Galloway, Janet, dressmaker, Bank- street, Girvan

Gardner, Robert, cooper. Flushes
Geddes, John, officer of excise, Harbour-street
Gemmell, Gilbert, tailor & clothier, dealer, Henritt:;i-stret;t
Gibson, John, grocer, Bridge-street
Gibson, John, farmer, Brockloch, by Girvan
Gibson, James, shipmaster, Greenside-street
Gillespie, James, shoemaker, Montgomery-street
Gillespie, Robert, flesher, High-street
Gillespie Mrs John, do., Hamilton-street
Gillespie & Roxburgh, shoemakers, Montgomery -street
Girvan, Thomas, dealer, Dairy mple-sireet
Girvan, , grocer, Montgomery-street
Glendinning, James, tailor, Ailsa-street
Goodwin, Jane, eating-house keeper, Knockcu;}sion-st,
Gordon, Alexander, carter, Dairy m pie-street
Gordon, Captain John, Knockcushion-street
Gordon, Robert, fisher, Knockcushion-street
Goudie, William, grocer, Montgomery-street
Goudie Thomas, farmer, Drnmrany, by Girvan
Graham, John, manufacturers' agent, Dalrymp!«-stre€t
Graham, John (c), surgeon, Dalrymple-street
Graham, John, sheriffs officer, ISTewton Kenneiiy. 1 y G-irvan
Graham, Gilbert, farmer, Balkeachie, by Girvan
Graham, William, shipmaster, Greenside
Graham and Nelson, steam-mills for timber and bones
Grainger, James, veterinary surgeon, Bank-street
Gray, The Rev. William, probationer. Orchard- street
Gray, Andrew, gardener. Orchard
Gray, Thomas, carter, Knockcushion-street
Gray, William, carter, Dalrymple-street
Gray, Margaret, fruiterer. Orchard, Bank-street
Gray, James, hosier, Hamilton -street
Guthrie, Janet & Mary, farmersfBallochtoU Lands, by Girvan
Guthrie, Thomas, farmer, carter, & spirit-dealer, Dalrymple-st
Guthrie, Hugh, wright & spirit-dealer, High-street
Guthrie, Mrs. John, spirit-dealer, High-street

Halbert, Mrs., grocer, Braehead, by Girvan

Hannah, Robert (c), twice weekly carrier between Girvan and
Glasgow, Dalrymple-street
Hannah, Robert (c), ironmonger, Hamilton-street
Hannah, John, grocer, spirit-dealer, and tanner, Dalrymple-sti
Hannah, Robert, feuer, Wilson-street
Hannah, David, nailor, Montgomery- street
Hannah, Robert (c), tailor. High-street
Hannah, Alexander, tailor. High-street
Hannah, David, carrier, Dalrymple-street
Hannah, James, grocer, Wilson-street
2 o
200 AYRSHIEE DIRECTORY.

Hardie, Robert, coal-agent, Harbour-street, Girvaa

Hardie, Hugh, skipper, Harbour-street
Hardy, John (c), farmer, Latterpin, by Girran
Hart, Peter, beadle of MrWaddel's church, High-street
Harvey, John(c), manufacturers' agent, Dounpark
Henderson, Thomas, slater and plasterer, High-street
Henderson, James, slater, Milburn-place
Henderson, Alex., lodging-house keeper, fish merchants^
carter, Henrietta-st.
Henry, Mrs. J,, cattle and horse-dealer, Old-street
Hepburn, James, coach-builder, High-street
Heron, Alex., Ayr carrier and grocer, Montgomery-street
Higgins, Nicol, carter and farmer, Dounpark
Hill, Maria, grocer and spirit-dealer, Dounpark.
Howie, Wm., baker, Dalrymple-street
Houston, Mrs, feuar, Hamilton-street
Hughes, Robert, barber and cutler, Dalrymple-street
Hunter, Charles, feuar and grocer, Wilson-street
Hunter, James (c), farmer. Barbae, by Girvan
Hyndmash, Luke, saddler, Montgom-erie-street
Hyslop, Archd., fisher, Harbour-st.

Inches, Marion, teacher. Infant School, Wilsoa- street

Irvine, Mrs Sarah, baker. Bridge-street

Jack, Thomas, farmer. High Troweir, Girvan

Jack, Robert, farmer, Houdston, do.
Jackson, Thomas, beadle of United Presbyterian Churchy
Wilson-street
Jardine, Hugh, feuar. Bridge-street
Johnston, Mrs Margaret, Bloomfield Cottage
Johnston, Mary, agent for Mansell's Tea, &c., Bloomfield
Cottage

Kay, John, overseer, Brae, G-irvan

Keenan, Thomas (c), broker, draper, and tailor, Hamilton-st.
Kelly, Alexander (c), grain merchant and baker, Hamilton-st
Kelly, Mrs Dugald, annuitant, Hamilton-street
Kelly, Dugald, baker. High-street
Kennedy, John, wool miller. Barons' Mill
Kennedy, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, Hamilton-street
Kennedy, Robert, shipmaster, Harbour-street
Kerr, William (c), farmer and carter, Dalrymple-street
Kerr, , of Chapeldonan

Kerr, James, farmer and carter, Dalrymple-street

Knox, John, mason, Piedmont-road

Lamb, John, carter, Ballybroke

Lamb, Robert, clerk, Western Bank
 GIRVATiT. 201

k^aw, John, farmer and carter. Plumb-street, GirvaB

Law, David, gardener, Daltippan, by Girvan
Law, Gilbert, tailor and clothier, Dairy mple- street
Lawson, John (c), rope-spinner, Dalrymple-street
Lewis, John, beadle of Free Church, Greenside
Jiindsay, James, bower, Daltippan, by Girvan
Love, Jean, teacher, Wilson-street
Love, Eobert, tailor. High-street
Love, James, shipmaster, Harbour-street
Love, Jane, dressmaker, High-street
Love, Francis, land-steward to Geo. K. Young of Glendouhe,
Doune Farm
Lusk, John, grocer and cheese merchant, and agent for Screw
steamer Ayrshire Lass, Dalrymple-street

Maitland, Wm,, gardener and baron officer, Ballybrake

Maitiand, Mrs., register-office, Hamilton-street
Malcolm, Alex., grocer, Dalrymple-street
Mantell, D. G. (c), painter, Hamilton-street
Martin, Samuel, superintendent of Free Church Sabbath School,
Dalrymple-street
Mathieson, Mrs., stay-maker. High-street
Maxwell, James, carter, Montgomery-street
Mayne, Robert, Trochrig House, Girvan
Melville, Charles, jobber, Knockcashion-street
Milliken, James, spirit-dealer, Dalrymple-street
Monaghan, John, carter, Dalrymple-street
Morton William (c), J. P., High-street
Morton, Mathew, draper. High-street house, Ailsa Cottag^
;

Muir, James (c), accountant, pastmaster, &c., High-street

Muir, Agnes, midwife, High- street
Muir, Joseph, mason, Dalrymple-street
Murchie, Thomas (c), farmer, Woodhead, by Girvan
Murdoch, John, printer. Harbour- street
Murdoch James, gas fitter and tinsmith, Montgomery-street
Murdoch, Wm., tinsmith, Hamilton-street
Murray, John (c), farmer, Barneil, by Girvan

M'AuLAY, James, inspector of poor, Montgomery-street

M'Bride, John, heddleraaker and beamer, Knockcushion- street
M'Broom, Robert, musician, Dalrymple-street
M'Broom, Robert, fisher, &c., Dalrymple-street
M'Caa, Hugh (c), ironmonger, Dalrymple-street
M'Caa, John, draper, Dalrymple-street
M'Caa, Mrs., midwife. Bank-street
M'Call, Hugh, road-surveyor and farmer, Bynehill Cottage, hf
Girvan
M'Call, Elizabeth, dressmaker, do. do.
M'Call, John, annuitant, Newton Kennedy
 202 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

M'Callum, Alexander, sen., musician^ fossil collector, mineralo-

gist, and dealer in curiosities, Bank-street, Girvan
M'Candlish, Miss, house proprietor, Knockcushion-street
M'Candlish, Wiliiam (c),. house proprietor, do.
M'Cargo, Charles, surgeon, Montgomery-street
M'Cartney, William, Scotia steamboat agent and spirit-dealer^
McCartney, John, grocer, Dairy m pie-street [ Henrietta- st.
M'Cleerie, Joseph, out-pensioner, Dalryranle-street
M'Clellaiid, Andrew, grocer, Yiccarton-row
M'Clelland, Alexander (c), feuar, Wilson-street
M'Clelland, David (c), and Son, farmers, Knocklach, by Girvan
M'Clure, Capt. James, shipmaster, Henrietta-street
M'Clymont, Alexander (c), house proprietor and sewing agent,
M'Clymont, Archibald (c), draper. High-street [High-streefe
M'Clymont, Samuel (c), manufacturers' agent, High-street
M'Clymont, Hugh, manufacturers' agent, Dalrymple-street
M'Connell, Alex, (c), house-carpenter, Knockcushion-street
M'Connell, Janet and Grace, house proprietors, High-st.
^ M'Connell, John, flesher, High-street
M'Connell, Robert, draper, Hamilton-street
M'Connell, David (c), farmer, Burnside, by Girvan
M'Connell, William, farmer, M'Crindleston, by Girvaa
MConnochie, Mrs., dressmaker, Montgomery-street
M'Cosh, Peter, farmer, Meadowhead, by Girvan
M'Cracken, James (c), farmer, Ardwell, by Girvan
M'Cracken, John (c), ironmonger, Dalrymple-street
MCracken, John, baker, Dalrymple-street
M'Cracken, Alexander, cartwright, Dounpark
M'Crea, William, farmer. Woodland, by Girvan
M'Crea, Robert (c), farmer, Stevenson's-hall, by Girvan
M'Creadie, Thomas, grocer, Wilson-street
M'Creath, Jean, feuar, Dalrymple-street
M'Credie, John, shipmaster, Harbour-street
M'Credie, William, mate of Ayrshire Lass steamer, Knock-
cushion-street
M'Credie, James, seaman and feuar, Dalrymple-street
M'Crorie, John, victualler and grocer, Dalrymple-street
M'Crorie, Robert, shoemaker, Montgomery-street -^

M'Crorie and Paterson, shoemakers, Montgomery -street

M'Cubbin, Samuel, feuar, Dalrymple-street
M'Cubbin, Thomas (c), shoemaker
M'Cutchon, David, surfaceman, Dounepark
M'Dowall, John, grocer and spirit-dealer, Town's Buildings
Dalrymple-street
M'Dowall, William, innkeeper, Montgomery-street
M'Ewen, Quintin, hosier, Viccarton-row
M'Ewen, Miss, teacher, Montgomery-street
]^^'Fadzean, John, teacher, Ayrshire Association's School, Lat*
terpinj by Girvau
 GIRVAN. 203

M'Garva, John (c), manufacturers' agent, Montgomery-street

M'Garva, Eobert, fisher, Old-street [Girvan
M'Garva, Thomas and Alexander, fishers & sailors, Harbour-st.
M'Gie, Mrs. David, farmer, Drumfairn, by Girvan
M'Gie, John, farmer, Drumfairn, by Girvan
M'Gie, Misses, feuars, Viccarton-row
M'Harg, John & Eobert, stockingers, Montgomery- stree^
M'Harg, James, manufacturers' agent, Dairy mple- street
M'Houll, Thomas, manufacturers' agent, Hamilton-street.
M'HouU, John, farmer, Piedmont, by Girvan
M'llwrath, Mary, dressmaker. High-street
M'llraith, feuars, Montgomery-street
,

M'llraith, Eobert & Hugh (c), shoemakers, Hamilton-street

M'Kay, Eobert, fisher, Knockcushion-street
M'Kechnie, Eobert & Thomas (c), wholesale grocers, spirit
dealers and shipping agents. Town's Buildings
M'Kenzie, John (c), manufacturers' agent and house factor,
Dounpark
M'Kenzie, Miss Jess, grocer, Dounpark [street
M'Kenzie, Matthew, wright and house carpenter, Montgomery-
M'Kie, John, grocer, Duncan-street
M'Kie, John, farmer, Latterpin, by Girvan
M'Kie, Samuel, grocer, Dalrymple -street
M'Kie, John, grocer. Dairy m pie-street
M'Kinlay, John, coal-dealer, Dounpark
M'Kinna, James & John (c), cartwrights, Dounpark
M'Kinna, Eobert (c), cartwright and farmer, Dalrymple-street
M'Kissock, James, flesher & innkeeper. Crown-inn, Dalrymple-
M'Kissock, James (c), out-pensioner and feuar, do. [street
M'Latchie, Hugh (c), feuar, Bridgemill, by Girvan
M'Limont, John, writer and factor, &c., Montgomery-street
M'Liraont, John, writer and procurator fiscal, Montgomery-st.
M'Master, Mrs. Helen Maria, Boarding-school, Mansefield
M'Master, Misses, Boarding-school, Mansefield
M'Master, Alexander, shoemaker, Dalrymplt-street
M'Master, Matthew, spirit-dealer, Knockcushion-street
M'Mikiog, Marion, grocer, Knockcushion-street
M'Milian, Mrs Eobert, feuar. High-street
M'Morran, William, printer, auctioneer, &c., Hamilton-street
M'Muldroch, Peter Lowrie, shipowner, &c.. Harbour-street
M'Murtrie, Alexander, ship carpenter, Viccarton-row
M'Naught, Mrs. D. & Son, slaters and plasterers, Harbour-st.
M'Neil, Eoderick (c), grocer and victualler, Montgomery-st.
M'Kisb, Joseph, blacksmith, Flushes
M'Quaker, Alexander, shipmaster, Ailsa-street
M'Quaker, Hugh (c), general merchant, Dalrymple-street
M'Quaker, Hugh, assistant agent, Wilson-street
M'Quaker, Joseph, agent for Ayr Advertiser, bookseller^ and.
manufacturers' agent, Dalrymple-street
204 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

M'Quaker, James, baker, Hamilton -street, Girvafl

M'Queen, Wra„ grocer, Dalrjmple-street
M'Queen, Alexander, of Bristol, Tormitchel, Girvan
M'Tier, Alex, (c), farmer, Pinbain, by Girvan
M'Tier, Alex., porter, and agent for Ayrshire Lass steamer,
Seafield-street
M'Whinnie, William, innkeeper, Dalrymple-street
M'Whinnie, Thomas, pavior, Wilson-street
M'Whinnie, Hugh, farmer, Trolorg, by Girvan
M'Whirter, Hugh, farmer, Cairntop, by Girvan
M" William, John (c), farmer, Fauldribbon, by Girvan

Nelson, James, shipowner and house carpenter, Bank-streeti

Newall, Thomas, reedmaker, Dalrymple-street
Nicol, Archd. and Wmsailor and cotman, Shalloch
,

Nicol, William, shoemaker, Dalrymple-street

Niven, Alex., shipmaster. Harbour-street
Mven, Miss Elizabeth, dressmaker. Harbour- street
Nixon, William, carter, Dalrymple-street

Orr, Robert & James (c). manufacturers' agents, Ailsa-street

Orr, Agnes, dressmaker, Aiisa-street

Paterson, William, grocer & spirit-dealer, Montgomery-street

Palerson, John, joiner, Montaromery-street
Paterson, William, sawyer, Henrietta-street
Paul, Adam (c), manufacturers' agent, Dalrymple-street
Peacock, David, mason, Dalrymple-street
Peacock, Matthew, builder, Dalrymple-street
Philip, Elizabeth, feuar & furnished lodgings, do.
Potts, Mrs Thomas, wood merchant, Barons' Mill, by Girvan
Potts, John, wood merchant. Barons' Mill, do.
Powell, Anthony, sheriff's oflScer, Dalrymple-street

Ralston, Mrs John, victualler, Montgomery- street

Rillie,William, wright, Knockarnel, by Girvan
Robertson, Fergus, surgeon & gardener, Bogriehall, by GlrvaB
Robertson, Mrs B., gardener, Bogriehall, by Girvan
Robinson, Miss, dressmaker. Old-street
Rodger, Hugh (c) & David, farmers, Chapeldonan, do.
Rodger, David (c), farmer. Rnbston, do.
Ross, Gilbert (c), farmer, Ballybroke, do.
Ross, John Bodan, writer & town-clerk, High-street
Ross, James, letter carrier, Knockcushion-street
Ross, John, town's officer, Town's Building
Ross, James, sheriff's officer & sexton, Yiccarton Row
Ross, Mrs. Agnes, midwife, Knockcushion-street
Ross, Mrs. James, staymaker, Kno-kcushion-street
Ross, John, flesher and wright, Dalrymple-street
 GIRVAN. 205

Ross, Miss Susan, dressmaker, Knockcushion-street, Girvan

Rowan, Robert, rope-spinner, Montgomery-street
Rowan, Mrs John, Troweir Lodge, Girvan
Roxburgh, Thomas (c), feuar & quarryman, Chapeldonan, do.
Roxburgh, William, bhoemaker, Montgomery- street
Roxburgh, Mrs Alex., laundress, Henrietta- street

ScoBiE, Mrs Margaret, draper, Montgomery-street

Scott, William, teacher, Dounpark
Scott, Matthew, hosier and managing trustee of the Unitarian
Chapel, Knockcushion-street
Shaw, Mrs. Thomas (c), chandler. Bridge-street
Shaw, Mrs., milk -dealer. Plumb- street
Sim, Rev. David, minister. United Presbyterian Church
Simpson, John, watchmaker, Hamilton-street
Skiliing, John, feuar, Wilson-street
Sloan, Thomas, feuar, Duncan-street
Sloan, W. and R., carters, Montgomery-street
Sloan, .James, fisher and boatman to Scotia steamer, Bridge- st*

Sloan Matthew, fisher, Bank- street

Sloss, George, wood merchant, Kinclaer
Smith, John, farmer, Caldron, by Girvan
Smith, John, wright, Duncan-street
Smith, John (c), grocer, Dounpark
Smith, Robert, Bridge-street
Smith, Robert, agent for Western Bank, Bank- street
Steel, William, gamekeeper,Traloddin
Steven, Mrs., feuar and laundress, Newton-Kennedy
Steven, Miss., milliner, Hamilton-street
Steven, Robert, draper, Hamilton-street
Stewart, John, shipmaster, Knockcushion-street
Strattan, John, baker. Bridge-street

Tait, Wm., painter and barber, Dalrymple-street

Tarbet, Mrs, householder, Montgomery-street
Templeton, Thos., overseer, Glendrishock, by Girvan
Thomson, Alexander, china merchant and grocer, Dalrymple-st^
Thomson, H. & J. spirit-dealers, Knockcushion-street
Thomson, David, miller, Shalloch-mill, by Girvan
Turner, Mrs. and Misses, feuars, Bank-street

Waddell, Rev. Peter Hately, minister Reforming Presbyterian

Church, Harbour-street
Waddell, Misses, ladies' seminary, Bank-street
Wason, Hugh, grocer and furnisher of weavers' mountings^
Wason, John, plasterer, Dounpark [Dounepark
Wason, Henry, carter, Old-street
Watson, William, feuar, Wilson-street
Weir, George, flesher, Dalrymple-street
206 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Weir, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, Bridge-street, Girvan

White, Mrs. William, farmer, Ladywell, by Girvan
White, Mrs., annuitant. Harbour-place
White, John, officer of friendly society, &c., Newton-Kennedy
Whiteside, John, grocer and spirit-dealer, Dalrymple-street
Willet, John and James, blacksmiths, Dounburn
Wilson, John, factor on Bargany, Balloch Cottage
Wilson, James, farmer, Kilpatrick, by Girvan
Wilson, James, tailor, Hamilton-street
Woodburn, Alex., Bank-street
Wright, William, farmer, Shalloch Park, by Girvan
Wright, James, farmer, Girvan Mains, by Girvan
Wright, James (c), farmer, Shalloch & Ballybroke, by Girvan
Wright, James and Thomas, smiths, Drumellan, by Girvan
Wright, John, grocer, Doun park
Wright, Mrs William, feuar, Greenside
Wright, James, senior, Shalloch Cottage
Wright, Archd., seaman, Ballybroke
Wyllie, John, wright and gardener, Trochrig

Young, George Kilpatrick (c), of Glendoune, by Girvan

Young, Quintin, steamboat porter, Old-street
Young, James, feuar, Piedmont-road
Young, Alex, (c), feuar, Braehead
Young, Mrs., farmer, Traloddan, by Girvan

COUNTY VOTERS NOT RESIDENT IN AYRSHIRE.

Allan,Wm. (c), of Hillside and Glen, banker, Edinburgh
Crauford, James (c), advocate, Sheriff of Perthshire
Fergusson, John Hutchison (c), of Trochrigg,H.E.I.C.S., London
Fergusson, David (c), merchant, Belfast
Kennedy, John (c), wright, Glasgow
 IRVINE.
f Irvine— Town distant 12 miles from Ayr, and 7 miles from Kilmarnock.!

Irvine, which is a Eoyal Burgh, lies 3 miles from Kilwinning,

which bounds it on the west 7 miles north-west of Kilmarnock
; ;

—
and 12 miles north of Ayr. Boundaries On the east and south-
east it is divided from the parish of Dreghorn by the river
Annick on the west it is bounded by the Garnock, which di-
;

vides it from Kilwinning on the south by the river Irvine,

;

which separates it from Dundonald parish and on the north ;

—
by the parish of Stewarton. Extent The land in the parish
of Irvine extends to 2914 acres of arable, and 3673 acres of
wood. The parish is upwards of 4 miles in length, and where
its width is greatest it is nearly two miles broad. Population —
In 1831, 5200; 1841,5214; 1851, 5665. Increase since 1831,
465. —
Character Agriculture is prosecuted in the parish, and
upwards of a hundred of the population, male and female, are
engaged The townspeople, in-
in the cultivation of the soil.
cluding the inhabitants of Fullarton (which is joined with Ir-
vine in the Parliamentary Burgh), are chiefly employed in
—
handloom weaving the work being supplied to a great extent
by Glasgow and Paisley houses. The females are principally
occupied in hand-sewing. Many of the inhabitants of Irvine are
people who have retired from business, or from the naval and
military services. Being the capital of a rich agricultural dis-
trict, and itself the most ancient of the Western ports, it is the
seat of considerable business. The Academy has earned a well
merited celebrity as an educational institution, and the teachers
are, to a certain extent, salaried from the funds of the burgh.
This forms one of the inducements for respectable families from
a distance settling down in the locality. Markets, Sfc. The fol- —
io wing fairs are held in Irvine: —
January, horses, 1st Wednes-
day; May, cattle, 1st Tuesday; July, horses and cattle, Wed-
nesday before Ayr ; August, lint and wool, 3d Monday —horses,
Wednesday after.

Adair, Robert, tailor, Townhead, Irvine

Adam, Mrs John, High-street
Adamson, Mrs., Bridgegate
Aird, James, portioner, Kirkgate
Aitken, Andrew (b), innkeeper, Cross Keys Inii
Alexander, Hugh, accountant, Ballot-road
Alexander, James, hair-dresser, Irvine
Alexander, Mrs William, West Back-road
Allan, Miss Mary, Eglinton-street ^
208 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORt^.

Allan, James (b), grocer, High-street

Allan, Miss Jean, High-street
Allan, Mrs., Bridgegate
Allan, Andrew, shoemaker, do.
Allan, James (b), weaver, Eglinton-street
Allison, Daniel, sawyer, Burns-street
Allison, Robert Dunlop (c), of Balgray
Anderson, Mrs., Burns-street
Anderson, Miss, strawhat-maker, High-street >

Anderson, Captain Thomas, do.

Anderson, James, draper, Fullarton-plaee
Anderson, James, cloth-merchant. High-street
Andrew, Thomas (c), farmer, Broomlands
Andrew, Robert, shoemaker, High-street
Andrew, Adam, ironmonger, Bridgegate
Andrews, James, musician, Seagatehead
Armour and Brown, builders. High-street
Arthur, Widow David, carter, High-street
Auld, Mrs, Francis, spirit-dealer, Townhead
Auld, Misses, High-street
Ayrshire Banking Co. (John A. Rankine, agent)

Ballantine, Thos., shoemaker, High-street

Wm. (c and b), quarry master, Burns-street
Balsillie,
Barclay, Miss, High-street
fearr, Robt., dancing-master. High-street
Barr, Hugh, carter. Bridge gate
Barr, John, blacksmith, Perceton
Beveridge, Thomas (c), farmer, LittlestonSj by Irvine
Black, Robt. (b), cartwright, Quarry Lane
Black, John, wright, Townend
Black, Miss, Hill-street.
Blair, Patrick (c and b), writer, High-street
Blair, John (b), writer and P.P., High-street
Boyd, Mrs., milliner, Eglinton-street
Boyd, James, sen., tailor. High-street
Boyd, Robt. (b), grocer, High-street
Boyd, Mrs., Townhead
Boyd, Jas. j unr., tailor, High-street
Boyd, Capt., Segganbank
Boyd, Misses, Townend
Breckenridge, James (b), sewing-agent, Hill-street
Breckenridge, John, sheriff- officer, High-street
Breckenridge, Mrs. Janet, High-street
British Linen Coy., (Montgomerie and M'Jannet, agents)
Brown, Thomas (b), Eglinton-street
Brown, Wm. (b), hosier, Kirkgate
Brown, David, baker, Kirkgate
Brown, Alexander, Hill-street
 IRVINE. 209:

Brown, John (b), sawyer, Kirksrate

Brown, Capt. Hugh (b), R.?/[., High-street
Browne, Eev. Andrew (b), minister of Irvine, Manse.
Buntin, Robert, Seagatehead
Buntiri,John (b), upholsterer. High-street
Burns, William (b), baker, High-street
Bruce, John (c and b), flesher, High-street

^ALDERWooD, Hugh (b), draper, High-street

Calderwood, Andrew (b), shoemaker, High-streefc
Calderwood, Andrew, jailor, Kirkgate
Caldwell, John, Seagatehead
Caldwell, Robert (b), grocer. High-street
Campbell, William, turner, Kirk-vennal
Campbell, Thomas (b), of Annfield (Provost of Irvine)
Campbell, Mrs. Montgomerie, West Backroad
CJarapbell, John, tailor, Kirkgate foot
Campbell, James A., postmaster, Bridgegate
Campbell, H., tailor, High-street
Campbell, Mrs Janet, Bridgegate
Christie, Dr. John, surgeon. High-street
Clark, Capt. Thomas, High-street
Clark, William (b), weaver, Porthead
Clark, Andrew, weaver, Porthead
Clugstone, Renwick, & Co., confectioners. High-street, Irvine.
Cochrane, Misses, dressmakers. High-street
Coffee Room, Bank-street
Conn, James, weaver. Quarry Lane
Conn, Mrs., milliner, Bridgegate
Conn, Alex, (b), weaver, Seagate
Connell, James, tollkeeper, Sourlie
Corsan, Rev. George (b), (of Irvine Academy), Eglinton-street
Cousin, Rev. William, minister of Free Church, Kirkgate
Cowan, James (bj, chandler, &c.. High-street
Cowan, Robert, flesher, High-street
Craig, Misses, High-street
Craig, David, carter, Townhead
Crawford, J. S. (b), dancing master, AllSert Rooms, West Back-.
Road
Crichton, Thomas (b), carter. East Back Road
Cundell, Mrs Ann, Hill-street
Cunningham, Andrew (b), Bridgegate
Cunningham, James, gamekeeper, Bartonholm
Cunningham, William (c), farmer, Eglinton Mains, by Irvine

Dale, Archibald (b), carter, Townhead

Dale, Alexander (b), builder, Townhead
Dale, Matthew, egg merchant, Kirk-vennal
Davidson, John (b), grocer, &;c,, High-street
210 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Davidson, Mrs., Hill-street

Dean, Miss, grocer, High-street
Dean, John (b), burgh factor, High-street
Dean, James (b), baker, High-street.
Dick, John (b), innkeeper. High-street
Dick, Maxwell (b), bookseller and dean of guild. High-street
Dickie, George (b), Turf Inn
Dickie, Andrew (b), grocer. High- street
Dickie, Robert (c), farmer, Bogside, by Irvine
Dickie, John (b), of Springfield
Dickie, Marion, High-street
Dickie, John, letter-carrier, Seagate
Doak, John (b), toUkeeper, Williamfield Toll
Doak, Gilbert (b), saddler, Bridgegate-head
Doke, Rev. Wm,, minister of Baptist congregation, High-st.
Downs and Dunlop, shoemakers. High-street .

Drummond, Rev. James (b), minister of United Presbyterian

Church (west)
DuflP, Miss, teacher. Bank-street
Duff, Isabella, grocer, Townend
Dunlop, John, cloth-merchant. High-street
Dunlop, Mrs. Robert, Burns-street, Irvine
Dunlop, Thomas (b), Townhead
Dunlop, D. (c), farmer, Irvine Mains
Dunlop, Mrs. Bailie, Kirkgatehead
Dunlop, James (b), shipowner. Hill-street
Dunlop, James (c), farmer, Lawthorn, by Irvine
Dunlop, D. (b), grocer, East Back Road, do.
Dunlop, Robert (c), farmer, Snodgrass, do.
Dunlop, Mrs. Bailie, Kirkgatehead
Dunsmuir, Miss, Eglinton-street

Fairrie, Miss A., Hill-street

Fairrie, Mrs. Barbara, Bridgegate
Ferguson, Dr. John (b), Kirkgatehead
Ferguson, Miss, Kirkgate-head
Ferguson, John (b), of Whitlee,
Finlay, John, grocer, High-street
Fisher, John, musician, Seagatehead
Fleck, Mrs "William, Eglinton-street
Fletcher, James (b), blacksmith, Back Road
Fletcher, Misses, innkeepers, High-street
Frazer, Hugh, clerk, West Back-road
Frazer, Simon, gardener, Seagate
Frew, Robert, tailor, Kirkgate
Frew, James, kirk-oflacer, Porthead
Fullarton, Capt. George (b), of Pullarton; Townhead
FuUarton, Capt., S.1M., Townhead
Fullarton, Robert (b), bookseller and inspector of poor, High-st.
 IRVINE. 211

FuUarton, Misses, milliners, Townhead

Fulton, Mrs., straw hat maker, High-street

Gains, George, pensioner, Townend

Gardner, J. M., teacher, Kirkgate
Garrett, Wna. N., High- street
Gemmell, Mrs., Segganbank
Gemmell, Misses, Willowbank
Gibson, Robert (c), farmer, Armsheugh
Gibson, Edward (b), mason, High-street
GiflPen, John, dealer. High-street, Irvine
GilfiUan, John (b), painter, Segganbank
Gilkieson, Capt., Bridgegate
Gilkieson, Miss, High-street
Gillies, Mrs., High-street
Gillies, Robert, accountant. High-street
Gillies, David, grain-dealer, High-street
Gilmour, Alex. & Son., fleshers, Irvine
Gilmour, Alex, (b), flesher, Bridgegate
Gilmour, John (b), flesher, Eglinton- street
Glen, A. (b), farmer, Muirhouses, by Irvine
Girvan, James (b), Glasgow Vennal
Grant, Mrs. Dr., High-street
Gray, David (b), brewer.
Gray, John (c and b), grain-dealer. High-street
Gray, Bailie Wra. Wylie (b), surgeon. High-street
Gray, Wm. (c), farmer, Fencedyke, by Irvine
Grubb, Mrs. Henry, Springbank, by Irvine
Gunion, John (b), manager of Gas-works, Bank-street
Guthrie, Mrs. D., victualler. High-street

Halbert, Wm. (b), wright. High-street

Hall, Wm. (b), ropespinner, Eglinton-street
Hamilton, George, cooper. High-street
Hamilton, William, cooper, High-street
Hamilton, John (b), baker. High-street
Hamilton, Mrs. Alex., Porthead
Hamilton, John, farmer, Capringstone, do.
Handel, P., slater, High-street
Hannah, James, precentor, Kirkgate, inspector of poor for
Dundonald
Harvie, Walter, grocer. High- street
Henderson, John, excise-officer. Bank-street
Henderson, Miss, East Back-road
Henderson, Misses, milliners, High-street
Henry, John, cabinet-maker, Bridgegate
Hepburn, Wm., quarrier, Vennell
Higgins and Taylor, tailors. High-street
Higgins, Hugh, proprietor, High-street
212 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY..

Hi^het, Win., carter, Seagate

Hobart, M. (b), High-street
Hogg, Thomas, gardener. High-street
Hoimes, Misses, Parterre
Holmes, William, precentor, Burns's-streefe
Holmes, Jam,es, plasterer, High-street
Hooks, Capt. John, High-street
Howie, John, spirit-dealer. High-street
Howie, Thomas, spirit-dealer. High-street
Howie, Thomas, spirit dealer, Kirkgate
Howie, Mrs E., Townend
Howie, William, mariner, Kirkgate
Howie, (c), farmer, Towerlands, by Irvine
John
Hume, Archibald, tailor, Bridgegate
Hume, Miss, High-street
Hunter, Hugh, baker.
Hunter, James (b), broker, Seagatehead
Hutchison, Mrs., Perceton Toll, by Irvine

Irvine and Bridgend Friendly Society (Andrew Robertson,

treasurer)
Irvine, James E., writer, High- street
Irvine Bowling Green Club (James A. Campbell, clerk)
Irvine Gas Light Company (James Johnston, c]^rk)

Jack, Eobert (b), wright, Glasgow Vennel

Townhead
Jaffray, Robert, residenter,
James (b), weaver. Cotton Row
Jaflfray,
Jardine, Andrew, gardener, Townhead
Johnston, James, Town Clerk of Irvine ; office, Town's Build-
ingshouse. Castle-street
;

Johnston, Dr. P. (b), High-street

Johnston, Archibald, grocer, Swan Inn
Johnston, Hugh, tailor. High-street

Kellahin, Robert (b), stationer. High-street

Kelso, Hugh (b), shipmaster, High-street
Kier, John (b), slater, Bank-street
Kilmarnock, James, mariner, Kirkgate
King, John, nailor, Bridgegate
King, William, surgeon, Bridgegate

Lang, Robert, carter, Bridgegate

Lang, James, shoemaker, Kirkgate
Lapraik, Jean. High-street
Latta, Mrs., Bridgegate
Laught, Mrs., grocer, Townend
Laught, John, grocer, High-street •

Laverly, Miss A., Eglinton street

 IRVINE, 213

Lawrie, Joseph, saddler, High-street

Leith, Robert, cartwright, Bank-street
Livingston, Campbell, precentor, Townhead
Lockhart, Mrs., Townhead
Longmuir, John (b), grain-dealer, Bank-street
Longmuir, James, carter, Back-road
Longwill, John (b), tinsmith, Bridgegate
Love, John (c), farmer, Newraoor, by Irvine
Love, James (b), mariner, Seagate

Malcolm, John, gardener, Seagate

Malcolm, William, weaver, Townhead
Mantell, James, Wheat-Sheaf Inn, High-street
Mathie, Robert, mason, Eglinton-street
Meikle, John (c), farmer, Bartonholm, by Irvine
Merry and Cunninghame, coalmaster, Annick Lodge
Miller, David (b), weaver, Seagate
Miller, Capt. Daniel (b). High-street
Miller, William, druggist. High-street
Milligan, Robert (b), mason, Adam-street
Mitchell, William (b), shoemaker, High-street
Montgomerie, Hugh (c), Bourtreehill House
Montgomerie, Miss Jean, High-street
Montgomerie, Robert, banker, High-street
Morris, William (b), innkeeper, Eglinton Arms, High-street
Morris, Capt. Alexander (b), W. Back-road
Morrison, James, hairdresser, High-street
Muir, D., shipmaster, Townend
Muir, Mrs., china merchant, High-street
Muir, John (b), oversman, Fergushill
Muir, William (b), shoemaker, Bridgegate
Muir, William (c), farmer, Armsheugh, by Irvine
Muir, James (c and b), farmer, Chamberhouses, by Irvine
Muirhead, William, labourer, Seagate
Muirhead, Andrew, residenter. High-street
Murray, John (c and b), farmer, Springside, by Irvine

M'Alpine, Thomas, carrier, High-street

M'Alpine, A., weaver, &c., Vennell
M'Bride, John (b), residenter, Kirkgate
M'Bryde, Captain, High-street
M'Callister, Wra. (c and b), residenter, Seagate
M'Callum, Miss, residenter, Hill-street
M'Cleish, Janet, Townend
M'Clelland, D., weaver, &c., Vennell
M'Cormick, D., grocer, Porthead
M'Cormick, Misses, Townhead
M'Credie, Robert (c), of Williamfield, by Irvine
M'Credie, Robt., plasterer, E. Back Road
214 AYRSHIRE DIRECTOKT».

M'Cubbin, Wm., tailor, Bridgegate

M'Cubbio, John (c), miller, Irvine Mills
M' Curdle, Mary, Kirkgate
M'Dermaid, Mrs., milliner, Bridgegatehead
M'Dougall, Miss, High-street '
" '

M'Fedries, C. (b), shoemaker, Bridgegate

MTie, Misses, Bridgegate
M'Gavin, Mrs. A., High-street
M'Gavin, Robt. (b), grocer, West Fackroadr
'
'•

M'Jannet, James, Haysholm Garden

M'Kenzie, Mrs. B., High-street
M'Kenzie, James, horse-trainer, Snodgrass^
M'Kie, Mrs. James, High-street
M'Kinlay, Wm., block-maker, High-streefe
M'Lachlan, Walter (b), mason, Townend
M'Lachlan, And., mason, Eglinton-street
M'Laren, Mts., Townend
M'Latchie, Thomas (b), slater, High-street
M'Lean, Gilbert (b), grocer, High-street
M'Lean, James, gardener. High-street
M'Leod, James,, dyer, Bridgend
M'Millan, R., slater,^ Quarry Lane
M'Millan, Andrew, Ballot road
M'Millan, Misses, Bridgegate
M'Jannet, William, banker
M'Nab, Thomas, clerk, Bedburn Gbttage^^ by Irvine-
M'Neill, Mrs., Bridgend
M'Quattie, John, dealer. High-street
M'Taggart, W., burgh officer,
M'Taggart, J)., burgh officer,
M'William, Archd., Kilmarnock carricF, High-street

Nairne, William, carter, Back road

Neill, Mrs., Hill-street
Nicol, Mrs., milliner. High-street
Nicolson, , Gray's Brewery, Bank-street

Niven, Captain John (c and b). East Back road

Parker, James, spirit dealer. High-street

Parker, John (c), farmer, Broomlands
Parker, Ann, grocer. High- street
Paterson,. Alexander (b), banker. Bank- street
Paterson, Alexander, thatcher, Townhead
Paterson, Mrs., innkeeper, Bridgegate
Paul, Isabella, Bridgegate
Paulin, George (b), session-clerk and rector of Irvine Academy
Plenderleith, Crawford, shoemaker, Bridgegate

Rankine, John A. (c and b), banker »

 IRVINE. 215

Eankine, Roberf, jun. (b), writer, Bridgegate

Rankine, Robert (c), sen., writer, Kirkgate
Reid, Robert, tidewater, Seagatehead
Reid, William, upholsterer, Seagatehead
Reid, James Gr. (b), wright, Townhead
Reid, Robert (c), of Knowehead, Irvine
Reid, Thomas (c), of Balgray, Irvine
Robertson, W. B., United Presbyterian minister, East Church
Robertson, Andrew (b), shoemaker, High-street
Robertson, James (c and b), farmer, Maress, by Irvine
Robertson, Alexander (c and b), writer
Robertson, John (c), farmer, Bleachfield
Robertson, Mure, coalmaster, Millburnside Cottage, by Irvine
Robb, James, carter, Townhead
Rollo, John B. (b), Eglin ton- street
Ronald, William, carter, Townhead
Rose, Alexander, gardener, High-street
Rutherford, William, trainer, Bleachfield

ScLATER, Robert, grocer. High-street

Scott, Alexander (b), of Greenfield, by Irvine
Sherifi", James, grocer, High-street
Shields, William, junr. (b), shoemaker, Bridgegate
Silver,John (b), merchant, High-street
Skelton, Miss, High- street
Skeoch, Mrs. Dr., High-street
Smith, John (c and b), writer, Hamilfield
Smith, William (c and b), farmer, Kidsneuk, by Irvine
Smith, Mrs Ann, Star Inn, High-street
Smith, John, spirit-dealer, High-street
Smith, Robert (c and b), farmer, Stewart's Hall^ by Irvine
Smith, James (b), watchmaker, Bridgegate
Smith, William, watchmaker, do.
Smith, Hugh (c), farmer, Holehouse, by Irvine
Spiers, John (b), cloth-merchant, High-street
Spittal, Isabella, Porthead
Stewart, Miss, dressmaker, Bank-street
Stewart, Neill (b), innkeeper, do.
Stewart, A., wright, Perceton Bridge
Stirling, Mrs., Bridgegate
Stirrat, Robert, wright, Factory
Stirrat, Alexander, baker. High-street
Stirrat, Mrs Agnes, grocer. High-street
Struthers, John, grocer. High- street
Swan, James, flesher, High-street

Templeton, Mrs., baker. High-street

Templeton, Mrs WilUam, Segganbank
Thomson, William (b), draper, High-street
2 T
216 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Thomson, Mrs. Janet, High-street

Thomson, James, merchant, Bridgegate
Thomson, Hugh (b), baker, Bridgegate
Thomson, Miss Janet, Bridgend
Thomson, Andrew, teacher, Hamil Hill Academy
Thomson, John, Bridgegate
Tod, Major John (b), The Cottage
Trotter, H. (b), innkeeper, King's Arms
Turner, James & Co., grocers, Townend

Union Bank of Scotland (Alex. Paterson, agent)

Ure, George (c), of Raven scroft, Ravenscroft
Urquhart, Mrs, High-street
Urquhart, & Co., grocers, High- street
Urquhart, Miss E., High-street

Wai.es, Abraham, flesher, Bridgegate

Walker, Misses, residenters, Kirkgate
Wallace, George (b), carter, Quarry- lane
Wallace, William (b), grocer, High-street
Wallace, William, grocer, &c., High-street
Watson, James, thatcher, Cotton-row
Watson, James, carter. Burns-street
Watt, John (b), clockmaker, High-street
Watt, John H. (b), cloth-merchant. High- street
Watt, Hugh (b), cloth -merchant, High-street
Weir, Wm., comptroller of customs, Kirkgate
White, John (b), commercial teacher, Academy, Bank-street
Whitelaw, John, grocer, Townhead
Wilkie, Wm. (b), cloth-merchant. High-street
Willock, George (b), resideuter. High-street
Wilson, George (b), cabinet-maker, High-street
Wilson, James, innkeeper, Commercial Inn, High-street
Wilson, David (b), sen., blacksmith, Townhead
Wilson, John, painter, Kirkgate
Wilson, William, ship-master, Kirkgate
Wilson, John (b), wright, Kirkgate
Wilson, James B., ship-master, High-street
Wilson, Mrs. James, residenter, Segganbank
Wilson, Andrew, painter, Bridgegate
Wilson, Archibald, mason, Kirkgate
Wright, John, sen., residenter, High-street
Wright, John, junr. (b), timber-merchant, Bridgegate
Wright, John, tertius, cabinet-maker, High-street
Wright, Matthew, timber-merchant
Wright, John and Son, timber-merchants
Wright, Thomas (b), cloth-merchant, Bridgegatehead
Wright, John, weaver, Townhead
Wyllie, Wm., shoemaker, Hill-street
 IRVINE. 217

Wyllie, Jas. (b), residenter, Segganbank

Wyllie, Eliza, grocer, Bridgegate

YoRKSTON, Alex., grocer, &c., Glasgow Vennal

Young, James (b), mason, Adam's square
Young, William, grocer, Porthead
Young, John (b), ironmonger, High-street
Young, James, (of Young & Black) Townhead
Young, Miss Ann, residenter, High-street
Young, Miss, residenter, High-street
Young, Mrs. Thomas, residenter, Eglin ton-street
Young, John H. (c), of Milgarholm, Milgarholm, do
Young, John (c), farmer, Rodinghill, do.
Young, James A., station-master, Irvine

COUNTY VOTERS NOT RESIDENT IN AYRSHIRE.

Anderson, Thomas (b), Glasgow, late mason in Irvine
M'Kenzie, John (c), W.S. Edinburgh
 IRyiHE— Continued.
FULLARTON OR HALFWAY
[Fullartoii, in the pariBh of Dundonald, adjoins the burgh of Irvine, lymg^ ott
the south bank of the river : it is united with Irvine in the Parliamentary
Burgh.]

Aiken, William, shipowner, Halfway

Anderson, Tiiomas (b), flesher, Halfway-
Anderson, William, coal-agent, Quay
Armour, John (b), sewing-agent, Halfway
Arnot, Andrew, Loudoun-street, Fullarton

Baird, James (b), limeburner, Quay of Irvine

Boyd, Jean, Loudoun-street, Halfway
Boyd, Martha, Friarscroft, Halfway
Boyd, Robert, Halfw^ay
Boyd, Jas. (b), fisher, shore
Brown, James (b), ship-master, Halfway
Brown, James (b), shipmaster, FuUarton-place
Brown, James, Friarscroft, do.
Brown, John, slater, FuUarton-place

Campbell, Thomas (bj, Bleachfield, Halfway

Clark, David (b), shipmaster. Halfway
Clark, Robert (b), shipmaster, Waterside
Conachan, John, Halfway
Connall, Charles (b), grocer. Halfway
Cousar, Barbara, Fullarton-place, do,
Cousar, Charles, carter, Boatstabs, do.
Cousar, Mary, Halfway
Crawford, James, grocer, FuUarton-place
Crawford, James (b)^ grocer, &c., Halfway
Cunningham, James, Friarscroft, do»

Deans, Helen, Halfway

Dewart, James, FuUarton-street
Dickie, John (b), grocer, Fullarton
Dickie, William (b), farmer, Quay

Ferguson, Daniel (b),'Waterside, Halfway

Gardiner, Robert (b), coach-builder, Fulkrton-stresfe

Giffin,William, Fullarton-street
Glover, David, Halfway
Grieve, John (b), grocer,. Halfway
 FULLARTON OR HALFWATo "219

flALL, William, tinsmith, Halfway

Hamilton, John (b), shipmaster, Waterside
Hamilton, James (b), residenter, "Waterside
Hamilton, Robert, Fullarton-place, Halfway
Hamilton, Mrs. W., Halfway, do.
Hamilton, Mrs. William, Fullarton-Street, do.
Hamilton, James, junr. (b), timber-merchant, Waterside
Harvie, James, FuUarton-street
Harvie, Mrs., Friarscroft, Halfway
Harvie, James, shipmaster. Friarscroft, do.
Henderson, Robert, merchant. Halfway
Henderson, Robert (b), teacher. Cross-roads
Holmes, Miss, Loudoun-street, Fullarton
Howie, James (b), shipmaster, Friarscroft
Hutchison, James (c), farmer, Gailes, near Irvine
Hutchison, Mrs. Jam-es (c), farmer. Craiksland, do.
HutchesoDj Mrs., South Gailes, near Irvine

Irvine and Halfway Female Society

Johnston, Mrs. BarTsara, FulIarton-street, Halfway

Johnston, John, grocer, Fullarton-street^ do.

Kerr, Mrs. Mary, Halfway

Kidd, Janet, Friarscroft, do.

Lewis, Roger (b), weaver, Fullarton

Limond, John (h), weaver, Fullarton
liogan, Mrs. Gilbert, Friarscroft, do.
Lusk, Mrs, Boatstabs, do.

Macmillan, Greshara, Friarscroft, Halfway

Macmurchie, Peter, Halfwa,y
Miller, John (b), weaver, Friarscroft, do.
Miller, John, Fullarton-street, do.
Miller, William, Halfway
Milliken, Mrs., Q,uay of Irvine
Morton, John (b), coalmaster. Quay
Muir, Helen, Fullarton-street, Halfway
Muir, James (b), joiner. Halfway
Muir, Mrs., Boatstabs, do.
Muir, Mrs. Helen, Quay of Irvine
Muir, Robert (c), farmer, Boghead, do.
Murchie, P. (b). shipbuilder, building-yard
Murray, James (c), ballast-man, Fullarton-street, Halfwaj

M*Bride, Alexander (b), weaver, Friarscroft

M^Gallum, John (b), spirit-dealer, Quajr
220 AYRSHIRE DIRECraRY.

M'Carter, Heni^y, Fuilarton'^treet, Halfway

M'Olelland, Peter, Pullarton-place, do.
M'Clelland, John (b), residenter, Friarscroft, do.
M'Doual, James, Fullarton-place, do.
M'Dougall, Malcolm (h), blacksmith, Halfway,,
M'Dougall, Duncan, anchor smith, Quay, do»
M'Fee, Thomas, Fullar ton-street, do.
M'Gavin, Mrs. Samuel, Friarscroft, do.
AI'Gregor, John, Friarscroft, do.
M'Kelvie, Thomas, Halfway
M'Kie, Elizabeth, Halfway

Ore, Jean, Halfway,

Orr, John (b), merchant. Halfway
Orr, Agnes, dressmaker, Halfway

Paterson, John (b), cloth-merchant, Fullartoc

Patterson, John, Fullarton Place, Fullarton
Patterson, Rev. Mr.^ Fullarton Church, Fullarton-street, do.

Robertson, James, farmer, Marres, Irvine

Sobertson, William,, grocer. Halfway
Ronald, Hugh, Halfway
Russell, Alexander, shoensaker, Halfway

Samson, Charles (b), shipowner and coal-agent, Quay of Irvine

Samson, Mrs., coal proprietor. Quay of Irvine
Shaw, Lieut.-Col. William (b), Marionsfauld, near Irvine.
Sinclair, John, Springbank, near Irvine
Smith, David (b), flesher, Fullarton-place
Stevenson, John (c), farmer and fisherman, Boatstabs
Stevenson, Mrs Margaret, do.
Stewart, Andrew, Friarscroft, do.
Stewart, Walter, Fullarton-place, Irvine
Stobo, Mrs. Janet, Halfway, do.

Urie, Thomas (b), weaver, Friarseroft

Watt, John, ropemaker, Fullarton-street, Irvine
Weir, Thomas (c), farmer, Meadowhead, do.
Wharrie, John (b), weaver, Fullarton-street
Wharrie, Robt. (b), weaver, Fullarton-street
White, James, Halfway, Irvine
Wilson, Rev. David, Free Church minister, Waterside
Wilson, James, Quay of Irvine
Wyllie, Ann, Halfway
Wyllie, John, innkeeper, Fullarton Arms, Fiillai?toi>"place'

Young, William, Halfway.,

 Kl LBI RN I E.
[ Kilbii-nie village— distant 20 iniles from Ayr, aad 16 miles from Kilmarnock.]

KiLBiRNiE lies 3 miles from Beith 3 miles from Dairy and

; ;

15 miles from Kilmarnock. —

Population In 1831, 1541 1841, ;

2631 ; Increase since 1831, 3942.

1851, 5483. Extent— K\\-
birnie is between 7 in length, and of the medium
and 8 miles
breadth of 2|^ miles. It contains 17 square miles, or 8,576 Scotch
acres. —
Boundaries It is bounded on the north and east by
Lochwinnoch and Beith on the north-west by Largs and on
; ;

the south and west by Dairy, —

Character The increase in the
population has arisen from the establishment of a spinning
power-loom manufactory, and a mill for spinning flax, which
employ many of the villagers. Miners are now pretty numer-
ous, and there is likewise a number of handloom weavers.
—
Markets, Sfc. Much of the business of the parish is transacted
in Beith, which is the post-town, and the seat of the monthly
Justice of Peace Court.

Allan, George (c), farmer, Balgray, Kilbiruie

Allan, James (c), farmer, Eedheugh, do.
Allan, John (c), of Langlands, Langlands House, do.
Allan, Jane, grocer, Cochrane-street, do.
Allan, James, residenter, Network, do.
Allan, John (c), grocer, Bridge-street, do.
Allan, John (c) of Bridgend, Bridgend, do.
Allan, William (c), wright, Hamilton-street, do.
Allan, James (c),feuar, Montgomerystone, do.
Allan, James (c), shoemaker, Newton, do.

Baeclat, John (c), farmer, Gearston, do.

Barclay, Peter (c), mason, do.
Barclay, George (c), former, Stoneyholm, do.
Barclay, Robert, grocer, Bridge-street, do.
Barclay, James (c), wright, Bridge-street, do.
Barr, William, storeman, Glengarnock Ironworks, do.
Brodie, James, grocer, Maybole-street, do.
Brodie, Misses, of Thornyhill, Thornyhill, do.
Brodie, William (c), of Bankside, do.
Brown, William, mechanic, Ladeside, do.
Bryan, H., clothier, Glasgow-street, do.

Caldwell, George (c), farmer, Parkfoot, do.

Campbell, John, gardener, Ladyland, do.
 222 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Campbell, Thomas, clerk, Grlengarnock Ironworks, Kilbirnie

Cochrane, Mrs., of Ladyland, L adyland House, do.
Conn, Jolin, sawyer, Townhead, do.
Craig, James (c), farmer, Millside, do.
Craig, William (c), farmer, Cauldgreen, do,
Crawford, A. (c), wright, Cochrand^street, do.
Cunningham, Alex, (c), coal and ironmaster, Glengarnock, do.

Dalgleish, John, manager, Dregbutts Mill, do.

Davidson, John, grocer. Bridge-street, do.
Davis, "William, postman, Montgomerystone-street, do.
Dickie, Greorge, miller, Netbermill, do.
Dickie, James, engineman, Newton, do.
Dunsmore, Alexander, grocer, Newton, do.
Durrich, James, farmer, Lochside, do.
Durrich, John, clerk, Bridge- street, do.
Durrich, Alexander, wright. Bridge-street, do,
Durrich, Mrs., spirit- dealer. Bridge- street, do.

rEEGtiJSON, Rev. James, Reformed Presbyterian minister,

Bailliestone, do.
Pyfe, William farmer, Place, do.
(c),
!Fyfe, James farmer, Holehouse, do.
(c),
Fyfe, John, grocer, Cochrane-street, do.
^ !Fyfe, Robert, agent, &c.. Bridge-street, do.

O-AiEDifEB,N"., teacher, Lochend, do.

Gilmour, John, farmer, Thornleyhill, do.

Haevet, David (c), labourer, Kilbirnie, do.

Harvey, John (c), farmer. Mains, do.
Hunter, William, surgeon. Bridge-street, do.

Ietine, David, shoemaker. Bridge-street, do. .

^
Jack, John, manager, Grlengarnock Ironworks, do.
Jamieson, James (c), of Ladeside, Ladeside House, do.
Jamieson, John (c), farmer, Newhouse, do.
Jamieson, Robert, farmer, Chapelton, do.
Jamieson, WiUiam, coalmaster, Newton, do.

Kenkedt, Alexander, baker, Bridge-street, do.

Kennedy, Thomas (c), flesher, Bridge-street, do.
Kerr, John (c), farmer, Auchencloich, do.
Kerr, Robert farmer, Greenfield, do.
(c),
Kerr, Robert farmer, Wattystone, do.
(c),
Kirkwood, Hugh, shoemaker. Bridge-street, do.
Kirkwood, John, clerk, Mossend, do.
 KILBIRNIE. 223

Kirkwood, William, smith, Mossend, Kilbirnie

Kirkwood, JoLn, overseer. Ironworks, do.
Knox, Hugh (c), tlireadmaker, Dennvholm, do.
Knox, Eobert (c), grocer, Bridge-street, do.
Knox, James (c), manufacturer, Riverside, do.
Kuox, William (c), manufacturer, Dennjliolm, do.

Laied, John, farmer, Barrhill, do.

Lamberton, Alexander, stationer, Stoneyholm, do.
Law, William (c), farmer, Kaimshill, do.
Law, John (c), grocer. Bridge- street, do.
Livingstone, H., wright, Townhead, do.
Lang, Eobert (c), farmer, Puedevenholm, do.
Logan, Robert (c), farmer. Mains, do.
Logan, Eobert (c), farmer, Boag, do.
Logan, Gr. (c), farmer, Connelstone, do.
Logan, William, clerk. Bridge-street, do.
Logan, John, clerk, Glengarnock Iron Works, do.
Logan, James, junr. (c), farmer, North Stoneyholm, do.
Logan, William, mason, Gateside, do.
Logan, D., precentor, Schoolwynd, do.
Low, John, net-manufacturer, Bridgend, do.
Love, James, vintner, Bridge-street, do.

Mackenzie, , storekeeper, Mossend, do.

Mackie, Wm., farmer, Causewayfoot, do.
Mackie, James, manager, Newton, do.
Mackie, James, jr., manager, Newton, do.
Mathie, And. (c), farmer, Auchinhouse, do.
Merry, Cunninghame, & Co. (c), iron-manufacturers, Glengar-
nock Iron-works, do.
Montgomery, Eobert (c), farmer, Eashleigh Gate, do.
Muir, James (c), teacher, Cochran-street, do.
Muir, Wm., clerk, Newton, do.

M'CoSH, Mrs., residenter, Bridge-street, do.

Neil, Eobert, farmer, Langlands, do.

Nelson, Walter, spinning-master, Townhead, do.
Nelson, Alex., broker, Bank-street, do.
Nisbet, Alex., clerk, Kilbirnie Station, do.

Obmstok, John, clerk, Kilbirnie Station, do.

Orr,Eev. John (c), minister of Kilbirnie, Manse, do.
Orr,James (c), farmer, Lochridge, do.
Orr, James, farmer, Blackbarn, do.
Orr, Eobert, grocer. Bridge-street, do.
Orr, Mrs. Eobert, grocer. Bridge-street, do.
224 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Orr, Mrs. Robert, vintiner, Bridge- street, Kilbirnie

Orr, Alex., grocer, Newton, do.
Orr, Eobert, cattle-dealer, Newton, do.
Orr, James (c), of G-ateside, do.

Paton, Wm., grocer, Bridge-street, do.

Paton, James, shoemaker, Bridge-street, do.
Paton, Eobert, Bridge-street, do.
Peebles, Hugh, (c), wright, Bridge-street, do.
Peebles, John (c), farmer, Burnside.

Eeid, Wm. (c) feuar, schoolwynd, do.

Eussell, Allan, mason, Cochran-street, do.
Eussell, Andrew, blacksmith, Dennyholm, do.

ScoTJLAE, Alex., keeper, Glengarnock Iron Works, do.

Shedden, James, baker. Bridge- street, do.
Shedden, Wm. (c), merchant, Eailway- station, do.
Simpson, Thos., grocer. Bridge-street, do.
Smith, Thomas, draper, Bridge-street, do.
Speir, John (c), farmer, Birtleboag, do.
Spence, Eev. James, of Free Church, Eedheugh, do.
Steel, John, shoemaker, Bridge-street, do.
Stevenson, James (c), farmer, Lochend, do.
Stirrat, Hugh (c), farmer, Bankside, do.
Stirrat, William (c), farmer, Lochrigg, do.
Strachan, James, stationer, Newton, do.

Tait, James, mason Bridge-street, do.

Taylor, John, pinner, schoolwynd, do.
Templeton, H., smith. Bridge-street, do.
Templeton, Eobt. (c), Bauthaw, do.

Walker, H. (c), farmer, Milton, do.

Walker, R. (c), grocer, Schoolwynd, do.
Walker, James, net-manufacturer, Mavisbut, do.
Walker, Andrew, manager, do., do.
Walker, D., teacher. Bridge-street, do.
Walker, Wm. (c), grocer. Bridge-street, do.
Walker, John, innkeeper. Bridge-end, do.
Walker, Hugh (c), carter, do.
Walker, Wm. (c), surgeon. Bridge-street, do.
Walker, Eobt. (c), farmer, Bailliestone, do.
Walker, John (c), weaver, do,
Wallace, John, police-constable. Bridge- street, do.
Watson, Neil, farmer, Auchinhave, do.
Whitelaw, James, druggist, Bridge- street, do.
Wilson, John, farmer, Griengaith, do.
 KILBIRNIE. 225

Wotherspoon, James, smitli, Glengarnock Iron Works, Kilbirnie

Wylie, Wm. (c), farmer, Mossend, do.

Young, Wm., gamekeeper, Ford, do.

Young, Wm., baker, Moutgomerystone, do.
 KILBRIDE, WEST.
[West Kilbride village— distant from Ayr 22 miles ; and 17 from Kilmarnock.]

West Kilbride lies on the Frith of Clyde, 4 miles from Ar-

drossan ; miles from Largs
8 and 7 miles from Dairy.
;

Population— In 1831, 1684; 1841, 1885; 1851, 2021, In-

crease since 1831, 337. Extent— The parish, exclusive
of the Island of Little Cumbrae, which is merely united
to West Kilbride quoad sacra, extends to 8650 acres. In
length it is about 6 miles, while its medium breadth is 2^.
—
Boundaries It is bounded on the north by Largs on the east ;

and south-east by Dairy and Ardrossan and on the south and

;

west by the Frith of Clyde. Character— The inhabitants are

engaged chiefly in agriculture, and the land fit for cultivation
exceeds 6000 acres, the remaining 2600 being fit only for pas-
ture. Weaving and tanning employ a number of the villagers,
and many of the females sew muslins. Markets, ^c. There are —
markets for agricultural produce in Ardrossan, Dairy, Kilbir-
nie, and Largs.

Alexander, Dr., of Ann's Lodge, West Kilbride

Alexander, Dr., of Boydstone, do.
Alexander, Misses, of Ann's Lodge, do.
Anderson, John E., teacher of Free Church school,, do.

Baillie, James (c), farmer, Lawfarm, do.

Baillie, Robt. (c), farmer, Baullies, do.
Baillie,Wm. (c), farmer, Farmfield, do.
Baird, Robt., baker, Main-street, do.
Barbour, Robt. (c), farmer, Bigleas, do.
Barbour, Thomas (c), farmer, K
Kilrusken, do.
Blackburn, David (c), farmer, Goldenberry, do.
Boyd, James (c), weaver. Halfway-street, do.
Boyd, Rev. John, of U. P. Church, Kirkland, do.
Boyd, Miss, of Orchardyard, do.
Boyd, William (c), farmer, Blackshaw, do.
Brisbane, George (c), residenter, Clydeview, do.
Brown, John, blacksmith and grocer, do.

Caldwell, James (c), farmer, Crosbieraains, do.

Caldwell, John (c), farmer, Kilrusken, do*
Caldwell, Wm. (c), farmer, Boydstone, do.
Clark, Andrew, carrier, do.
Craig, William (c), factor to Lord Glasgow, Fairlie, by Largs
 KILBRIDE, WEST. 227

Craig, Wm., bower, Shore House Mains, West Kilbride

Crawford, Daniel farmer, Woodside, do.
(c),
Crawford,Hugh (c), farmer, Drummilling, do.
Crawford,John, farmer, Woodside, do.
Craufurd,John (c), of Auchenames, Portencross, do.
Crawford,Robert (c), farmer, Ardneil, do.
Crawford,William, farmer, Campbelton, do.
Cunninghame, David (c), farmer, Chapelton, do.

Dickie, Robert (c), labourer, do.

Dickie, James (c), farmer, Fencefoot, do.
Dickie, John (c), farmer, Fencefoot, do.

FiNDLAY, Rev. Thomas, of Free Church, Free Church Manse, da*.

Fullarton, Capt. (c), of Overton, do.

Gemmill, John (c), wright, West Kilbride

Gemmill, William (c), grocer, Main-street, do.
Gemmill, Robert, weaver, Ritchie-street, do.
Gemmill, William (c), agent, Ritchie-street, do.
Gemmill, Robert, merchant, do.
Glass, Thomas, dyke builder, Meadowfoot, do.
Grey, Misses, residenters, do.

Hannah, Adam (c), farmer, Braid, do.

Harvey, James (c), farmer. Big Gill, do.
Hendry, John (c), farmer, Southannan Mains, do.
Henry, John, millwright and miller. Main-street,, do.
Hunter, Hugh, jun., farmer, Poteath, do.
Hunter, Hugh senr. (c), farmer, Poteath, do.
Hunter, John (c), farmer, Glenhead, do.
Hunter, Mrs., sen., of Hunterston, Hunterston House, do.
Hunter, Robert (c), of Hunterston, Hunterston do.
Hunter, William, late postmaster. Main-street, do.
Hyndman, Henry Cowper (c), of Springside, do.

Kennedy, James (c), farmer and post-runner, Bogrigs, do.

Kerr, James (c), farmer, Hopeton, do.
King, Rev. A. (c), Manse, do.
King, William, innkeeper, King's Arms Inn, do.
King, William (c), wright, do.
King, Robert, wright and factor, Schoolhouse Court, do.

liOGAN, Robert, farmer, Hillhouse, do.

Malcolm, Archibald (c), weaver and fisher, Ritchie-street, do.

Malcolm, James, weaver, do.
Malcolm, Robert, fisher, Portincross, do.
228 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Miller, James (c), farmer, Stairlie, West Kilbride

Miller, Robert (c), farmer, Meadowfoot, do.
Miller, William (c), farmer, Yonderfield, do.
Miller, William (c), farmer, Southannan, do.
Montgomery, Jobn (c), farmer, Kirkland, do.
Montgomery, Mrs., farmer, Meadowhead, do.
Montgomerie, Robert, farmer, Woodhead, do.
Motion, Hugh (c), farmer, Hapland, do.
Motion, James, Holmfoot, farmer, &c., do.
Motion, James, farmer, Hapland, do.
Motion, William, farmer, (of Gateside), Little Cumbrae. do.
Morris, Hugh, Sandiland Cottage, Seamill, do.
Muir, David, farmer, Kirkland, do.
Muir, George (c), farmer, Underbank, do.
Muir, Hugh, farmer. Fences, do.
Muir, John (c), farmer, Pentonville, do.
Muir, William (c), gardener, do.
Munro, Duncan, gardener, Carlung, do.
M'Callura, John (c), farmer, Glenside, do.
M'Fee, John, shoemaker, Main-street, do.
M'Kellar, Archibald (c), farmer^ Upper Boydston, do.
M'Kellar, John (c). High Boydston, do.
M'I}"eil, Richard, gardener, Portencross, do.

Neil, James (c), farmer, Thirdpart, do.

Neil, John (c), farmer, Thirdraailing, do.

Pollock, James (c), farmer, Newton, do.

Rae, George, grocer, Main-street, do.

Ravie, Arcibald, gardener, Ann's Lodge, do.
Richmond, Thomas (c), miller. Sea Mill, do.
Ritchie, Alexander, innkeeper, Wellington Inn, Main-^street, do.
Ritchie, Francis (c), M.D., of Kirktonhall, J. P., do.
Robertson, George, mason, Gateside, do.
Rutheisford, Thomas, farmer, Crosby, do.

Simpson, James (c), farmer, Overton, do.

Simpson, Robert, postmaster, Main-street, do.
Simpson, Robert (c), innkeeper, do.
Simpson, William (c), farmer, Carlung, do.
Small, Robert, blacksmith and grocer, Main-street, do.
Smillie, Alexander (c), farmer, Sawhill, do.
Smith, William, parochial schoolmaster, inspector of poor, &c.,
Schoolhouse, do.
Stirling, Alexander, shoemaker, do.

Williamson, Alex, (c), of Cubrieshaw, do.

 , KiLbRIDE, WEST. 229

Williamson, Miss, residenter, Main-street, West Kilbride

Wi .son, Archibald (e), farmer, Hunterston, da
Wilson, David, grocer and spirit-dealer, Main-street, do.
W^ 'ion, John <c), farmer, Faulds, do.
W son, Misses, farmers, Bushglen, do.
W Ison, Thomas, wright, do.
W ison, Thomas & and farmers, Fence-
A., millstone-quarriers
%' bay Cottage, do.
1^ Ison, Thomas, farmer, Lawwoodhead, do.
i iison, William, mele-catcher, Thirdmailing Cottage, do.
 KILIVIARNOCK.
—distant
(Kilmarnock 12 miles from Ayr.)

Kilmarnock is situated on the banks of the water of the same;

name, a short distance above its union with the river Irvine.
It is the most populous and most rapidly-increasing town in
Ayrshire. The name is derived from St. Mernock or Mar-
nock, who lived about the beginning of the fourth century,
but of whom nothing is known. It does not appear in
public documents till the fourteenth century, when it is
mentioned in connexion with the Boyds of Dean and even then
:

Kilmarnock appears to have been a place of little note, the

name being applied apparently to a tract of land rather than to
a particular place. In fact, Kilmarnock was a mere hamlet in
the days of James VI., its people entirely dependent upon their
—
feudal superiors the lords of the neighbouring Dean Castle.
The favourable situation of the town, and the rich resources of
the district, combined to increase its importance. In 1591,
James YL constituted Kilmarnock a free burgh of barony,
Charles IL confirming the constitution in 1672, In earlier
times the population were principally employed in manufactur-
ing " braid bonnets " and " cowls." This trade flourished till the
middle of the eighteenth century, when the weaving of carpets
became the chief business of the place. Tlie trades of the town
at this time received several accessions, and the busy village
became busier than ever. The extinction of the feudal domi-
nation of the Boyds, by whom the burgh had been kept in
subjection, and its sources of wealth contracted the forma- ;

tion of good roads ; and the Union, produced a vast and

acceptable change. The opening of the present century saw
m&ny improvements effected in Kilmarnock. Calico printing
was introduced, Handloom weaving assumed a more promi-
nent position among the local trades. Greater facilities of
conveyance did much to extend the general business of the
town. A tramway was formed to the seaport of Troon the first —
of the kind constructed in Scotland new buildings were erected;
;

—
the streets, formerly narrow, were widened famed for their irre-
gularity in former days, they were made more uniform and —
otherwise ext^ended and improved. The breadth of the town
scarcely corresponds with its length nevertheless it has a fine
;

appearance, favoured by its position in a fertile basin, shel-

tered by softlj'^-ascending uplands. Kilmarnock claims to be
the commercial capital of the county, and is to Ayr what Glas-
—
gow is to Edinburgh the one the seat of fashion, learning, and
law; the other the busy scene of manufactures and commer-
 KILMARNOCK. 231

cial traffic. Kilmarnock and its trade have steadily increased

of late years. In 1840 it was connected by railway with
Glasgow, Paisley, and the harbours on tiie West coast.
Daring the last ten years, we have witnessed the Iron Way
—
intersecting the entire district passing up, the fertile valley
of the Irvine, studded with busy villages prosecuting its ;

course to the classic braes of the Ayr and Lugar penetrating ;

the rich mineral districts around Cumnock and Muirkirk sup- ;

planting the antiquated tramway to Troon extending the ;

Glasgow and South- Western to Carlisle; and thus making

Kilmarnock one of the chief links in the chain connecting
the West Country with England. Kilmarnock is improving,
too, in he.r educational, musical, and literary institutions.

Population of Kilmarnock in 1792—6776

1831—18,093
1841—19,956
1851—21,281
This burgh, with Rutherglen, Port-Glasgow, and Dumbar-
ton, returns one member to Parliament. Kilmarnock is the
returning Burgh.
The Hon. E. P. Bouverie, M.P.

MAGISTRATES AND COUNCIL OF KILMARNOCK.

Provost— Robert Cumming,
Bailies— A. Aitken, John Howie, J. Torrance, and D. Rankin.
—
Treasurer James Brown.
First Ward— J. Blackwood, James Brown, and J. Laughland,
Second do.— H. Craig, J. Watt, J. Torrance, D. R. Andrews.
Third do.— R. Cumming, A. Aitken, T. Kennedy.
Fourth do.—D. Rankin, John Fergusaon, John Howie
Fifth do.— James Wilson, R. Wardropper, R. M'Adam.
—
Assessor Alexa^nder Hamilton.
Procurator Fiscal— D. R. Andrews Baron Bailie, George Kelk
;

Town Officer— James Hastie.

Billet Master— Peter Taylor, King Street.

PAROCHIAL BOARD.
Chairman, J. Anderson ; Treasurer, J. Wilson ;
Secretary, A. Hamilton.
Inspector, James Balsillie ; Sub-Inspector, Thomas Russell.

ROAD TRUSTEES FOR KILMARNOCK DISTRICT.

Treasurer, James Wilson, law-agent Clerk, A. Hamilton,

;
writer.

Surveyor, David Wark.

Q 2
 — — . ,

232 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

POST OFFICE.
Postmaster, David Rankin ; Clerks, David Sinclair, R. Rankin, and William

Rankin ; letter-carriers, William Thompson, William Templeton, and Andrew

Hamilton.
ABKIVAlS.
Ist Arrival —London and all England, Edinburgh, Glasgow. Fenwick, and
the North of Scotland, at 5.30, a.m.
—
2d Newmilns, Galston, Hurlford, Symington, Dundonald, Tarbolton. Craigie,
Riccarton, and Dreghorn, at 3 40 p.m.
—
3d New-Cumnock, Old-Cumnock, and Mauchline, at 4 p.m.
—
4th Ardrossan, Saltcoats, Stevenston, Kilwinning, and Irvine, at 10, P.M.
—
5th London and all England, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Paisley, and North of
Scotland, at 6.50, p.m.
dbh — Stewarton and Kilmaurs, at 10, p.m.

DESPATCHES.

1st —
Despatch For Ayr, Maybole, Girvan, Ballantrae, Newton-Stewart, Stran-
raer, Monkton, and Troon, at 5-30, a,m.
—
8d For Irvine, Kilwinning, Stevenston, Saltcoats, and Ardrossan, at 6, A.m.
—
3d For Mauchline, and Old and New-Cumnock, at 6-15, a.m.
—
4th For Symington, Dundonald, Dreghorn. Hurlford, Newmilns, Galston
Kilmaurs, Stewarton, Riccarton, Craigie, and Tarbolton, at 6-30, A.M.
Box closes for the above Despatches at 5 a;m.
—
5th For Glasgow, Paisley, Greenock, Edinburgh, Ayr, Irvine, North of Scot-
land, England, and Ireland. Box closes at 4, p.m. Late letters till 4-15, on,
adding aii extra stamp.
—
6th For Edinburgh, Glasgow, and Fenwick, North of Scotland and England^
»t 10, P.M. Late letters received till 10-30, p.m., by an additional stamp.

STAMP AND TAX OFFICE.

Sub-Distributor and Collector, John Sturrock, King Street.
Surveyor, Ge^'-ge Tosh, Ayr.

Excise Office —in George Hotel.

John Seldon.
Supervisor,
Officers, T. Hall, John Myers, George Vannan, J. Henderson.

CLERGY, &c.

Established, J. B, Hamilton. —
Episcopalian Robert Wildbore,
D. V. Thomson, Evangelical Union
James Aitken. Reformed Presbyterian W. Lennie,
Thomas Martin. Roman Catholic— R. Wallace.
Free Church, Thomas Main. —
Independent G. C. Morrison.
William Young. —
Session-Clerk Wm. Anderson.
David Landsborough. Parish Sacramental Fast-days— Thurs-
U. Presbyterian John Symington. days before the third Sabbath of*
James Lindsay. June, and first Sabbath of Decem-
D. T. Jamieson. ber.

MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS.
J. Reed.M.D. D. Macleod, M.D,
"John Borland, M.D. John Thomson.
John Pax ton, M.D. A. Whitelaw.
J. Aitken, M.D. Hugh Smith.

SHERIFF-COURT.
Ordiaar/ Onirt held every Wedn©8d.ay;
Small-Debt Court every Thursday.
«!,«»,•<? n1 ^^k^'
1 '
BelL Sheriff-Substitute, B. R. Bell.
{sheriff-Clerk, A. Hunter, W.S. Sheriff-Clerk-Depute, T. Fulton
Procorator-Fiscal, F. C. Gross.
 KILMARNOCK. 233

DIEECTOEY.
AczLES, Thomas, grocer, Soulis-street
Adam, Andrew (b), clothier. King-street
Adams, Thomas (b), grocer, Lauglands-street
Adams, Thomas (b), umbrella-maker, King-street ; house,
Dean-street
Adams, Miss, Hill-street
Adamson, A. (b), merchant, King-st. house, Thomson-street
;

Aimers, Thomson, bandmaster, A.Y.C, King-street

Aird, Charles (b), confectioner, King-street ; house, Hamil-
ton-street
Aird, Andrew (b), grocer. High Grlencairn-street
Aird, Misses, Milliners, West-George-street
Aitken, Eev. James (b), High Parish Church, Wellington-st. ;
house, Langlands-street
Aitten, Andrew (b), jun., Langlands-street
Aitken, James (b), surgeon, Portlaud-st. ; house, Langland-st.
Aitken, Andrew (b), draper, Portland-street
Aitken, Greorge, nurseryman (of Dreghorn & Aitken), Powlda-
street
Aitken, William (b), veterinary surgeon. Mill Lane
Alton, Oliver, spirit-dealer, and museum, West- G-eorge- street
Aitken, John (b), draper, Portland- street
Alexander, William, cowfeeder, Witch-road
Alexander, Elizabeth, grocer, High-street
Alexander, William, dyer, Titcnfield-street
Alexander, Alexander, cabinet-maker (of Alexander & Craig),
Sandbed- street
Alexander, John (c), farmer, Broombrae
Alexander, David (b), baker, King-street ; house, Portland
Terrace
Alexander, John (b), baker. King-street
Alexander & Craig, cabinet-makers, Mill-lane
Allan, James (b), farmer, near Eiccarton /
Allison James (c), farmer, Fairfield
Alpine, George (b), grocer, &c., Eobertson Place
Anderson, George (b), clerk, Langlands-street
Anderson, Matthew (b), weaver, Titchfield-street
Anderson, David (b), weaver
Anderson, James (b), accountant, St. Marnock's Place; house,
.Hill- street
Anderson, William (b), session-clerk, Grange-street
Anderson, A. (b), spirit -dealer, Waterloo-street
Anderson, John, print-cutter. Dean-street
Anderson, Mrs, hosier. King-street
234 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORT.

Andrew Jolin (c & b), of Gillsburn

Andrew, John (c), miller, Milton Mill
Andrew, William (b), hair- dresser, King-street
Andrew, Alex, (of Dale & Andrew), Portland-street
Andrews, D. R. (c & b), writer, Portland-street
Andrews, David, engineer, Robertson Place
Arbuckle, John (b), baker. King-street
Arbuckle, Robert (b), baker. Bank- street
Arbuckle, William (b), flesher, Waterloo-street
Arbuckle, W. & Sons, fleshers, Waterloo-street
Armour, S. (b), spirit-dealer. Green-street
Armour, James (b), painter (of Ewing & Armour), King-street
Armour, Stuart, cooper (of Armour & Gilchrist), Portland-st.
Armour, Robert, grocer, Portland-street
Armour, P., bookseller, &c., Queen-street
Armour, Rob rt, High-street
Armour, John, farmer, Sunnyside
Armour, William, weaver. Grange-street
Armour, Miss, Dundonald-road
Armour, John, currier, Boyd Street
Armour & Gilchrist, coopers, Portland-street
Atheneeum, Croft-street
Auld, James (b), mason, Prince's-street
Auld, John, spirit-dealer. Grange-street
Auld, WiUiam (b), shoemaker, Boyd-street
Auld, Adam, currier, Portland-street
Ai/r Advertiser Office agency, J. Smith, Portland-street
—
Ayrshire Bank, Portland-street James Urie, agent.

Bain", Wm., hatter, Victoria Place

Bain, M. (b), spirit -dealer, Glencairn-square
Baird, Hugh (b), writer, Fore-street
Bakers' House of Call, King-street
Balsillie, James, inspector of poor, Kilmarnock House
—
Bank of Scotland, Portland-street Adam Cowie, agent
Barbour, Mrs., spirit-dealer. Hill-street
Barclay, And. (b), baker, Waterloo-street
Barclay, And, (b), engineer, Langlands-street
Barclay, John, engineer, &c.. Green-street
Barclay, James, mason. Dean-street
Barr, Hugh (c), farmer, Walston
Barr, James, farmer, Craighall
Barr, James (c), farmer, Monkland
Barr, Andrew, farmer, Brunthill
Barr & Sandilands, coopers, Bank-street *
Baird, Mrs., King-Street
Barr, Warner (c), farmer, Fardlehill, near Kilmarnock
Barr^ Hugh (b), spirit-dealer^ West George-street
 KILMARNOCK. 235

Barr, Andrew (c), farmer, Walston

Bast, John, labourer, Strand-street
Bell, Benjamin R., sheriff sub., Flower Bank
Bell, David (b), jeweller, King-street
Beveridge, George, blacksmith, New-street
Bicket, Plugh (b), manufaoturer, King-street
Bicket, Eobert, manufacturer, King-street
Bicket, Jas. (b), manufacturer, Wellington-street
Bicket, John (b), tinsmith, &c., King-street ; house, Portland
Bicket, Mrs., confectioner. King-street [Terrace
Bishop, Eobert (b), residenter, High-street
Black, James, machine-maker. Nelson-street house, Cheapside
;

Black, George (c), farmer, Parkhead

Black, Jas., juu., machine-maker. Grange-street
Black Bull Hotel, Portland-street Wm. Rodgers—
Blackwood, R. & J., spinners, Menford Lane
Blackwood, Jas. (of R. & J. Blackwood) house, Brougham-pla e
;

Blackwood, R. (b), (of R. & J. Blackwood) house, Hill-street

;

Blackwood, James (b), juu., steam-loom carpet-manufacturer,

Menford Lane
Blackwood, Mrs Thos., innkeeper, Star Inn, Regent-street
Blackwood, Robt., jun., of Sturrock & Blackwood, Hill-street
Blackwood, James, Commercial Bank, and Treasurer for Kil-
marnock Water Company, Hill-street
Blackwood, James (b), (ofR. & J. Blackwood) ; house, Witch-
Blair, David, spirit-dealer, Regent-street [r ai
Blair, R. (b), engineer, Sandbed-street ; house, Hill-street
Blair, John, victualler, Portland-str et
Borland, Jas., plasterer, Titchtield-street
Borland, John, druggist. Princes-street
Borland, John (b), M.D., King-street
Borland, Thos. (b), writer, King-street
Borland, Mrs., Witch Road
Bowie, James, gardener, &c., Loanfoot
Bowie, George, spirit-dealer, Cheapside
Boyd, William, bonnet-manufacturerj Fulton Lane
Boyd, Alex. M., hosier, Portland-street
Boyd, Adam, piano-forte warehouse, Portland-street
Boyd, John, broker, Strand-street
Boyd, James (c), of Berryhill, Berryland
Boyd, Alex, (b), leather-cutter, King-street ; house, Great Ha-
milton-street
Boyd, James, bonnet-maker. High-street
Boyd, John (b), tinsmith, King-street
Boyd, Thomas, plumber. King- street
Braeside Spinning Co., Braefoot [land-terrace
Breckenridge, Wm. (b), watchmaker, King- street ; house, Port-
Breckenridge, Alexander & Son, 36 King-street
236 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Brown, John, spirit-dealer, Waterloo -street

Brown, Charles (b), plumber, Waterloo-street
Rrown, James (b), architect and slater, Portland-street
Brown, Robt., bookmaker, Town Holm
Brown, Matthew, dairyman, Donglas-street
Brown and Howie, grocers, Eing-street
Brown, Wm., engineer, Town Holm
Brown, Matthew, wright. Dean -street
Brown, J., print-manufacturer, (of Brown, Merry, & M'Gregor) ,
Titehfield-street
Brown, Wm. (c & b), of Brown, M'Laren, & Co., Nelson-street.
Brown, Jas. (b), spirit-dealer. Nelson-street
Brown, Alex,, coach-manufacturer. Bank-street
Brown, Wm., jun., carpet-manufacturer, Grange-street
Brown, James, spirit- dealer. Bank-street
Brown, Archd., shoemaker, Bank-street
Brown, P. (b), print- manufacturer, Welbeck-street house,
;

Robertson-place
Brown, D. (b), bookseller, King-street
Brown, Alex, (b), grocer, Portland-street ; house, Portland-ter-
Brown, Hugh (b), grocer, Portland-street [race
Brown, James, spirit-dealer. High-street
Brown, John (b), appraiser, King-street
Brown, Daniel (b), M.D., Braehead
Brown, John (b), brewer and house factor. Grange-street
Brown, John (b), gardener. Strawberry bank
Brown, William (c), farmer, Raws
Brown, James (c), farmer, Whinpark
Brown, Hugh (c), farmer, Milton
Brown, James, builder, St. Andrew-street
Brown, Mrs., Princes-street
Brown, Mrs., stay and dressmaker, King-street
Brown, William, cartwright. Croft-street
Brown, M'Laren, and Co., carpet-manufacturers, Grange-st.
Brown, Mrs., carter, Nelson-street
Brown, Merry, M'Gregor, & Co., shawl-printers, High-street
Brown, Miss Margaret, dressmaker. Dean-street
Browning, James (b), auctioneer. King-street; house, Park Lane
Brownlee, R. M., shoe manufacturer. King-street
Bruce, A. J. (b). Commercial Bank, King-street
Bryden, Samuel, sewing agent, Foulds-street
Buchanan, John (b), spirit dealer. Regent-street
Buist, Wm., grocer, Robertson Place
Bunten, John (b), agent, Titehfield-street
Bunten, Jas.(b),(of T. Gregory & Co.), Portland-street ; house,,
Clark-street
Bunten, William (b), banker, Titehfield-street
BurnSj John^ glazier^ Croft -street
 K ILMARNOCK. 23?

Caldeewood, Eobert (b), draper, King- street

Caldwell, John (c), farmer, Springhill
Caldwell, Greorge (c), farmer, Springbill
Caldwell, Wm. (b), spirit-dealer, Portland Terrace
Caldwell, Francis, innkeeper, Regent-street
Caldwell, George (b), engineer, Town Holm
Caledonian Foundry, (Barclay & Co.), Langlands-street
Cameron, John (b), watchmaker, Victoria-place
Cameron, John (b), eating-house keeper. Fore-street
Cameron, Nicol, tailor and clothier, of Wight, Sawers, and
Cameron, St. Marnock-street
Campbell, William, dyer. Town Holm
Campbell, Mrs., spirit-dealer, Portland-street
Campbell, Thomas (b), spirit- dealer, King-street
Campbell, Wm. rope-spinner. Park-street
Campbell, John (b), currier, Portland-street
Campbell, Eobert, proprietor, Dundonald-road
Carnduff, Andrew, tea-dealer. West Netherton
Carnduif, James, tea-dealer, Nelson-street
Carruthers, John, spirit dealer. West Greorge-street
Carswell, Mrs., residenter, Wellington-street
Christie, John (b), flower-drawer, Titchfield-street
Christison, John, criminal-officer, King-street
Clark, David, wright, Portland-street
Clark, Eobert, watchmaker. Market Lane house, Langlands-st.
;

Clark, John, grocer, Langlands-street

Clark, James (b), shoe-manufacturer, Eegent-street
Clark, Thomas (b), shoe-manufacturer, Eegent-street
Clark, Peter, slater, Portland-street
Clark, William (b), skinner, Witch Eoad
Clark, Thos. (c), farmer, Knockenlaw
Clark, Thomas, currier, Menford Lane
"
Clark, Misses, Elmbank
CleUand, Mrs., farmer. South Knockenlaw
Clemie, John, grocer and baker, West Shaw-street
Cleugh, Miss, miUiner, Portland-street
Coats, John, carpet weaver, and church-officer. High-street
Cochrane, William, tanner, Titchfield-street
Cochrane, Mrs., Park-lane
Coffee-Eoom, Portland-street
Commercial Bank of Scotland, King-st., A. J. Bruce, Agent
Council, Alexander, accountant, Langlands-street
Council, J. & T., farmers, Tawthorn.
Connelly, John, grocer, Fore- street
Cooper, James, spirit dealer, Cheapside
Cooper, James, brush-maker. High-street
Cooper, Mrs., coffee-house keeper, Portland-street
Cowie, Adam (b), Bank of Scotland, Portland-street
238 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Craig, J. & M. quarriers, Dean Quarry

Craig, James, baker, West Q-eorge-street
Craig, John, wriglit, Higli-street
Craig, William, tinsmitli, Waterloo-street
Craig, James, teacher. King-street
Craig, Hugh (c), merchant, Portland-st. house, Wallacebank
;

Craig, William & George, hatters, Portland-street

Craig, David R., superintendent of police house, Portland-st.
;

Cr»ig, Robert, eab-mak-sr, of Alexande- and Craijr, Clark-strett

Craufurd, W. H. (c & b), of Craufurdland and Braehead, Crau-
furdland Castle, by Kilmarnock
Crawford, James (b), grocer, Bank-street
Crichton, John, spirit dealer. Strand-street
Crooks, John (b), chandler, 22, Portland street ; house, London-
Crooks, James (c and b), tanner, Green-street [road
Crooks, John (c and b), clerk, Portland-terrace
Crooks, William, skinner, Langlands-street
Crooks, Adam, skinner, Soulis-street
Crooks, Robert (b), currier, Green-street ; house, Eulton's-lane
Crooks, Mrs. Dr., Bank-street
Crooks, Misses, Ladies' Seminary, Bank-street
Cunaming, Robert (b), tanner, Soulis-street, Provost of Kilmar-
nock ; house, Titchfield-street
Cunningham, A., upholsterer. King-street
Cunningham, Mrs., grocer, Soulis-street
Cunninghame, James, grocer and spirit-dealer, King-street
Curdie, Mrs., carter. High-street
Curdie & Elliot, house painters. King-street
Curdie, George, carter, Robertson-place
Curdie, James, carter, High street
Curdie, John (b), of (Curdie & Elliot), painters house, King-st.
;

Cuthbertson, Hugh, grocer. Dean-street

Cuthbertson, J. & R. (c), farmers, Toponthank
Cuthbertson, David, carter, Low Glencairn-street
Cuthbertson, Thos. (b), (of Cuthbertson & Taylor), Craighead,
Town Holm
Cuthbertson, Thomas, junr. (c), carpet-manufacturer, Craighead,
Town Holm
Cuthbertson & Taylor, carpet-manufacturers, Bank-street and
Town Holm

Dale, David, farmer, Bankend

Dale, Robert, wright (of Dale and Andrew), Portland-street
Dale, Andrew & Co., joiners Portland-street
Dalziell, Mrs, spirit-dealer. Dean Lane [street
Davies, James (b), china-merchant. King-street house, Clark- ;

Dick, James, (b), flesher. King-street ; house, Clark-street

Dickie, John (b), seedsman, King-street ; house, Titchfield-sfc.
 KILMARNOCK. 239

Dickie, F., cabinet maker, King-street

Dickie, Alexander (c), farmer, Tannahill
Donald, James(b), ironmonger, Portland -street ; hoose, Lon-
don Eoad,
Donaldson, William, skinner, Soulis-street
Dreghorn, Hugh (b), draper. King-street ; house, Welbecb-st.
Dreghorn, John (b) (of Dreghorn & Aitken, King-sreet), seeds-
man, Langlands-street
Dreghorn & Aitken, nurserymen and seedsmen, King-street
Dunlop, Hugh, tailor, King-street
Dunlop, Alexander, tailor, Cheapside-street
Dunlop, James, spirit dea er, St. Marnock-street
Dunlop, William, farmer, Bringan
Dunlop, M., farmer, Beansburn
Dunlop, John (b), proprietor, High Grlencairn-street
Dunlop, Miss, sewing agent. Queen-street
Dunlop, William B., of Annanhill, Annanhill, by Kilmaruoek
Dykes, John (b), nursery and seedsman, King-street ; house,
Dundonald Road

Easdale, James (b), proprietor. High-street

Ewing, John (b), proprietor, David's Lane
Ewing & Armour, painters, Kirg-street

Faulds, John, farmer, Milton Mill

Ferguson, Robert (c), Borland
Ferguson, William, teacher, Clark- street
Ferguson, James, tinsmith, Waterloo-street [Terrace
Ferguson, Martin P., M.A., reporter for Journal, Portland-
Ferguson, John (b), cloth merchant, King-street ; house, Port-
land Terrace
Ferguson, Edward, tailor, Cheapside
Ferguson, James, currier. Clerk's Lane
Findlay, William, dairyman, High-street
Findlay, George, carter, High G-lencairn-street,
Findlay, John (b), clerk. Market Lane
Findlay, William, baker, Portland-street
Findlay, Alexander (b), residenter, Park Lane
Findlay, Mrs, Langlands-street
Finnie, Archibald (c and b), coa'master, Portland Terrace ;

Office,Braefoot
Finnie, Alexander (c and b), iron merchant, Eegent-street
Finnie, William (c and b), residenter, Titohfield-street
Fisher, James, teacher. High-street
Fleming, Archibald, farmer, Armsheugh
Fleming, Mrs Robert, carter. High Gleneairn- street
Fleming, J., dairyman and potato merchant, Titohfield-street
Fleming, Hugh, farmer, Rushaw
240 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Fleming, Jolin (b) potato merchant, King-street

Fletcher, James, labourer, Beansburn
Ford, William, coalmaster. Hill-street
Forrester, P. R,, Kilmarnock Academy ; bouse, Clark-street
Foulds, Mrs, Flower Bank
Foulds, Alexander, & Co., seedsmen. King-street
Frame, John, grocer. Low G-lencairn-street
Frew, Thomas, carrier, West George-street
Fulton, G-eorge, shoemaker, Titchfield-street
Fulton Hugh Quarryknowes
Fulton, Thomas (b), sheriff-clerk depute ; house, London Road
Fulton, Mrs James, Bank-street
Fulton, Mrs, London Road

Gairdner, Robert (b), banker, Bank-street

Gairdner, Misses, dressmakers, Queen-street
Galbraitb, Peter (c), farmer, Ralstonyards
Gall, Archibald, clerk, Hill street
Gallocher, Mrs John, dealer, Fore-street
Gartshore, John, moulder, Portland Terrace
Garven, Alex., draper. King-street
Gas Works, Park-street
Gemmell, Thomas, farmer, Muirside
Gemmell, John, joiner, Moscow
Gemmell, D. & W.. joiners. Langlands-street
Gemmell, Thomas, residenter, Clark-street
Gemmell, William (b), joiner, (of D. & W. Gemmell), Portland-
Gemmell, James (b), joiner, Back-street [street
Gemmell, D. (b), joiner, (of D. & W. Gemmell), Park-street
Gemmell, P., joiner, Market Lane
Gemmell, R, joiner. Market Lane
Gemmell D. and W., joiners, Langlands-street
George Hotel, Portland-street, Joseph M'Knight
Gibb, Alexander, baker. King-street
Gibb, Hamilton, baker, St. Marnock-street
Gibson, Robert, foreman printer, Robertson Place
Gibson, Hugh, dyer, Langlands-street
Gilchrist, William (c), cooper, (of Armour & Gilchrist), Port-
land-street
Gilchrist, Janet, grocer. High -street
Gilchrist, David (b), grocer, King-street
Gill, William R,, draper, Portland- street
Gilmour, M. (c), farmer Duncance
Gilmour, John (c), farmer, Laigh Blackwood
Glass, Robert (b), agent, ^c, Bentinck-street
Glass, Mrs, grocer. High Glencairn-street
Goldie, James, grain dealer, Strand-street
Gordon, Mrs., dress-maker, King-street
 KILMARNOCK. 241

Gordon, William, tailor. King-street

Graham, Rev. John, (Original Secession), Bentinck-street
Graham, John, carter, Moscow-
Granger, James, clerk, Strand-street
Gray, William (b), flesher, Waterloo-street
Greenshields, Thomas (b), residenter, London-road.
Greenshields, Miss, Wellington-street
Gregg, Mrs., dressmaker, King-street
Gregory, Thomsons, and Co., carpet manufacturers, Green-street
Gregory, Thomas, and Co drapers, Portland-street
,

Gregory, Thomas (b) (of T. Gregory and Co.), Nelson-street

Gregory, J. S. (b), accountant and commission agent, NelsoH-st.
Grieve, William, civil engineer and coalmaster, Hill-street
Grieve, John (b), tobacconist, Portland-street
Gross, F. C, P.F., Portland-street ; house, Clark-street
Gunyon, Adam, mason, Langlands-street
Gunyon, W., teacher, East George-street Academy
Guthrie, Alex, (c), of Mount, Mount 1^ miles from Kilraarnoek
Guthrie, A. (b) (of Miller and Guthrie), Clark-street
Guthrie, John (c), farmer, Holmes
Guthrie, Miss, St. Marnock-street

Haddow, John, grocer, Glencairn-square

Haddow, M. (b), grocer, &c., Market-lane
Haddow, John, Dundonald post-runner, Sandbed
Haddow, Elizabeth, grocer, Grange-street
Haddow, Helen, grocer, Portland- street
Haggo, M. (b), bookseller, Eegent-street
Haggo, Walter, foreman, Green-street
Halbert, John (b), weaver, Waterside
Halbert, George, accountant, King-street
Hall, Thomas, excise-officer, Clark-street
Hamilton, Alexander (b), writer and town-clerk, King-street
Hamilton, James, writer, King-street [house, Wallace Bank
Hamilton, Thomas (b), gardener. Roberts on -place
Hamilton, James (b), gardener, Robertson -place
Hamilton, A., fruit- dealer and letter-carrier, King-st house^
;

Robertson-place
Hamilton, Wm., shoemaker, Titchfield-street [road
Hamilton, Rev. J. B. (minister, first charge), Manse, London-
Hannah, James (b), pawnbroker, Regent-st. house, Portland-st,
;

Harper, James, plasterer, Fowlds-street

Harper, John, farmer, Bonnyton
Harper, Robert (b), residenter, Boyd-street
Harvey, David, wright, West Netherton
Hendrie, Thomas, sexton, Titchfield-street
Henderson, James, P. Fiscal's clerk, Portland-street
Henderson, Misses, Lead Hall, London-road
Henderson, Mrs., Ladies' Seminary, London-road
242 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Hepburn, James, gardener, Dean Lane

Hepburn, John, brassfounder, College Wynd
Heron, William, hair-dresser. Regent-street house, King-st.
;

Heron, Robert, musician. Bank-street

Hettrick, Robert, spirit-dealer, West George-street
Higgins, Williani (b), weaver, Waterside
Highet, H. (c), farmer. East Wardlaw
HiU, Mrs, Bowring Place, Dean-street
Hill,George, hair-dn aser, Sandbed-lane
Hodge, Joseph (b), draper. King-street
Holm Foundry, Robert Wardropper
Hood, James (c & b), cabinet-maker, Cheapside
Hood, Wilham, spirit-dealer. Market-lane
Hopkins, William, grocer, Titchfield- street
Howat, Robert, agent. Mill-lane
Howie, Miss, dressmaker, Stevenston's Land, Prince's-street
Howie, John (b), merchant, King-street (of Brown & Howie) ;

house, Portland-terrace
Howie, William (b), seed-merchant, Portland-street ; house,
Mill Lane
Howie, Mrs., farmer, Burnhouses
Howie, Miss, Park Lane
Howie, David, seedsman, India-street
Howie, John (b), wright, Langlands- street
Howie, Wm., sen., porter. Union Bank, Bank-street
Humphrey, M'Intyre, & Company, print-manufacturere, Wel-
beck-street
Hunter, John, cabinet-maker, Wellington-street
Hunter, Mrs,, dairy, West Shaw-street
Hunter, George, shoemaker. High Glencairn-street
Hunter, William, shoemaker, Titchfield-street
Hunter, William, draper. Bank-street
Hutcheson, Hugh (b), dyer, Green-street \

Inglis, H., confectioner, Waterloo- street

Ingram, James (b), architect, Portland-terrace
lunes, D., wright, Sandbed-street

Jack, Andrew (b), grocer, Fore-street

Jamieson, Rev. D. T.j United Presbyterian minister (Prince's-
street Church), Clark-street
Jamieson, William, dyer, High-street
Johnston, Francis, inspector of trucks, Langlands-street

Kay, David (b), writer, London -road '

Kelk, George, factor to his Grace the Duke of Portland, Brae-

Kelly, Andrew, tea dealer, Titchfield-street [head House
Kelly, John, tailor, King-street
Kellahin, Robert, gardener, Braehead
 ;

KILMARNOCK. 243

Kellahin, John (b) stationer, King-street

Kenmuir, Andrew (b), hosier, King-street ; house, Bank-street
Kennedy, Thomas (b), gunmaker, Portland-street ; house,
Kennedy, Archibald (b), baker, Fore-street [Witchroad
Kernahan, John (b), confectioner, Portland-street ; house, Low
Church-lane
Kerr, Edw. (b), tinsmith. King-street; house, Hamilton-street
Kerr, Robert, shoemaker, &c., Portland-street
Kerr, Thomas, & Co., shoemakers, Titchfield-street
Kerr, John (b), tailor. Regent-street
Kilmarnock Bottling Company, Mill Lane
Kilmarnock Journal Office, King-street
—
Kilmarnock Road Trustees Clerk, Alex. Hamilton, writer
Treasurer, James Wilson, Law Agent
Kilmarnock Foundry, Townholm, J. Stirling, manager
King, Mrs., residenter, Bonnyhill House
Kirkland, George, tea-dealer, Braefoot
Kirkland, James, pattern-drawer, Fowlds-street
Kirkland, John, mason, Langlands-street
Kirkland, M. (b), innkeeper, Green-street

Lambie, Alex, tailor. High-street

Lambie, William, brass-founder. King-street
Lambie, Miss Margaret, dressmaker, Portland-street
Lamont, John (b), shoe manufacturer, Portland-street
Lament, Robert, drysalter, Market Lane
lamont, David (b), overseer, London Road
Landsborough, Rev. David, Wellington*street
Lang, Thomas (b), nursery and seedsman, Portland-street
Lang, Miss, London Road
Latta, Mrs , spirit-dealer, East Shaw-street
Laurie, John, teacher, Boyd-street Academy
Laughland, James (b), proprietor. West Shaw-street
Laughland, Roxburgh, and Co., wool-spinnerss, Townholm
Laughland, James (b), bonnet-manufacturer, Town Holm ; houBe,
Lauder, Hugh (b), dyer, Titchfield-street [Witch-road
Lauder, John (b), grocer, &c., St. Marnock-street
Law, John (b) baker, Ac, Guard Lane
Lawrie, David, teller Union Bank, Clark-street
Lawson, Mrs., Mount Pleasant
Lee, Robert, clerk and precentor, Langlands-street
Lee, Thomas (b), mathematical teacher, Kilmarnock Academy ;

house, India-street
Lindsay, Rev. James (b), United Presbyterian »minister, CWel*
lington-street Church), Wellington-street
Lindsay, William, slater, Langlands street
Lindsay, D. and J., farmers, Dykestonend
Lindsay, James (c), farmer, Hillhead
244 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Lindsay, James (b), proprietor, Dean -street

Lindsay, Robert (b), residenter, Clark-street
Littlejohn, George, cartwright, Beansburn
Lochhead, James, cowfeeder. Croft-street
Loudoun, Adam, mason, St. Andrew-street
Loudoun, George, shoemaker, Portland-street house, Dunlop*
;

Loudoun, Hugh, farmer, Little Morside [street

Love, John, carter, Crookedholm
Lymburn, John (b), shoe manufacturer, Portland-street

Macalester, Miss, dressmaker, Portland-street

Mack, Thomas (b), draper, Titehfield-street
Mackie, Robert (c), farmer, Southcraig, Kilmarnock
Mackie, David, shoemaker, Strand-street
Mackie, William, baker, Robertson Place
Mackie, John (b), carrier, Green-street
Macready, Wm. C. (b), artist. Princes-street
Main, Rev. Thomas, Free (High) Church minister, Hill-street
Mann, John, currier. West Netherton
Manson, John, tailor. High Glencairn-street
Manson, Wm, (b), spirit-deaJer, Titehfield-street
Marshal, John, shoemaker, King-street
Martin, Rev. Thomas (b), Established minister (St. Andrew's
Morton, John, book-canvasser, Robertson Place
Quoad Sacra Church), Hill- street
Mason, Hugh (b), writer, East George-street
Mason, John, farmer, Hemphill
Mather, Mrs., victualler, Portland-street
Mathie, Miss., dress-maker. King-street
Mathie, John (b), grocer, King-street
Mathie, Jas. (b), bookseller, King-st. house, Portland-terrace
;

Meighan, James, Serjeant major, Clark-street

Meikle, James (b), writer, Portland-street
Meikle, William (c), farmer, Laigh Blackwood
Mellon, James (b), china merchant, Fore-street
Merry, John, junr. (b), print-manufacturer, (of Brown, Merry
& M'Gregor, Bowring Place, Dean-street
Merry, John (b), baker, Watei loo- street
Merry, T. Bicket (b), engraver, King-street
Michael, Peter, spirit-dealer, Boyd-street
Millar, James (b), (of Millar & Guthrie), Fore-street
Millar, Mrs., cheese-dealer, Portland- street
Millar, Mrs., grocer, Fore-street
Millar, Mrs. Elizabeth, grocer, St. Marnock's Place
Millar & Gutbrie, printers & booksellers, 47, King-street
Millar, Alex. G., surgeon & druggist, Portland-street
Millar, James, proprietor, Hill-street
Miller, Thomas, tobacco spinner, King-street
Miller, Alexander, printer, &C.5 Low Glencairn-street
 KILMARNOCK. 245

Miller, Jasper (b), grocer, Glencairn Square

Miller, G. (b), pawnbroker, Fore-street
Miller, Robert (b), pawnbroker, Sandbed-st. house, Queen-st.
;

Miller, Wm. (b), Crown Hotel, Cheapside-street

Miller,Wm., farmer, Templeton Park
Miller,James, grocer, High Glencairn-street
Miller,James, gardener, West JSTetherton-streefe
Miller,Jasper, shoemaker, Sandbed-street
Milne, Mrs., London-road
Mitchell, Wm. (b), tobacconist. King-street
Mitchell, John (b), innkeeper, Angel Inn, Market Lane
Mitchell, Thomas, spade finisher, Townholm
Mitchell, James, weaver, Dean-street
Mitchell, Matthew, farmer, Castlehill
Mitchell, Matthew (c), farmer, Blackshill
Mitchell, Archibald, wright, Boyd-street
Mitchell, Samuel, shoemaker, Fore- street
Morrison, James, tea-dealer, Langlands-street
Morrison, Alexander & George, grocers. King-street
Morrison, George (b) (of A. &
G. Morrison), Queen-st.
Morrison, Alexander (b) (of A. &
G. Morrison), Park Lane
Morton, Alexander (b), manufacturer, Morton Place
Morton, John, grocer. Grange-street
Morton, James (b), tobacconist, Portland-street
Morton, Hugh (c), farmer. On thank
Morton, Thomas (c & b), machine-maker, Morton-place
Morton, George, thatcher, Strand-street
Morton, Jessie, Princes-street
Morton, Mrs., cowfeeder. High Glencairn-street
Muir, James (c), farmer, Thomashill
Muir, John (c), farmer, Bonnyhill
Muir, Robert, innkeeper, Moscow
Muir, Robert, spirit- dealer. Nelson-street
Muir, William, dairyman, Boyd-street
Muir, William, currier, King-street
Muir, Robert, cowfeeder, Kilmaurs-road '^

Muldroch, George, grocer. Boyd-street

Munro, John, foreman, Menford-lane
Murchie, James, clothier, Langlands-street
Murdoch, John, farmer, Mains
Murdoch, Alexander, farmer, Kaimshill
'

Murdoch, Miss, residenter, Crookedholra

Murray, Robert, spirit-dealer, Wellington-street
Mutter, George (b), saddler, Portland-street
Myers, John, excise-officer, Robertson-place

M'Adam, Frederick, flesher, West George-street

M'Adam, William, flesher. Bank-street
M'Adam, Robert, flesher. High Glencairn-street
246 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY,

M'Broom, James, spirit-dealer, Langlands-street

M'Camon, William, tea-dealer, Fowlds-street
M'Camon, Michael, tea-dealer, Titchfield-street
M'Camon, Joseph, tailor. Bank-street
M'Cartney, James, spirit-dealer, Fore-street
M'Clelland, Alexander (b), clerk, Clark-street
M'Clelland, William, grocer, Langlands-street
M'Clure, John (b), plasterer, Clark-street
M'Clure, Quintin, bookbinder. King-street
M'Cracken, A. (b), (of Stevenson & M'Crackenj) clothiers
Queen-street
M'Crae, Mrs. John, cooper, Waterloo-street
M'Crae, D.(b), grocer, &c., Waterloo-street
M'Creath, James (b), slater, Princes-street
M'Culloch, Thomas (b), founder, Vulcan Foundry, Langlands-st.
M'CuUoch, William, Water Company, Mill-lane
M'Culley, William, spirit-dealer. Low Glencairn-stpeet
M'Dougall, Dsmiel (b), confectioner, King-stree4
M'Fadzean, John, carter, Baek-street
M'Farlan, John, dealer, Foa-e-street
M'Fedries, Thomas (b), shoemaker, King-streat
M'Fee, Alexander (b), currier. Regent-street
M'Gavin, William, agent. East Netherton-stoeet ,

M'Gean, Daniel, shoemaker. Fore street

M'Gregor, Thomas (b), printer. Dean-street
McGregor, Jas. (b), spirit-dealer, King-street
M'Gregor, John, spirit-dealer. High-street
M'Gregor, Peter, print-manufacturer, (of Brown, Merry and
M'Gregor), Bowring-place, Dean-street
M'Houl, Alexander, dairyman, Dean-street
M'Houl, Jas. (b), confectioner, Waterloo-street
M'llwraith, James (b), blacksmith. West George-street
M'Indoe, Robertson (b), grocer, Wellington-street
M'lver, James, spirit-dealer. Fore-street
M'Kay, John, book-canvasser. East Netherton-street
M'Kay, Adam (b), tailor, King-street
M'Kay, Archd., bookseller, &c.. King-street
M'Keith, Donald, Tarbolton post-runner, Back-lane
M'Kenzie, Hugh, silk-mercer. King-street
M'Kerrow, i^ndrew (c), agricultural implement maker, Beans-
burn
M'Kie, James (b) bookseller, Por tland -street ; house, King-st.
M'Kinlay, Robert, grocer, Titchfield-strget
M'Kinlay, Miss M., Berlin Warehouse, Portland-street
M'Kinnon, Alexander (b), residenter, New-street
M'Knight, Joseph (b), George Hotel, Portland-street
M'Laren Geo. (b), (of Brown and M'Laren), London Road
M'Lean, Andrew and Adam, pressors, Titchfield-street
 KILMARNOCK. 247

M'Lsfan, Andrew, presser (of Andrew and Adam M'Lean,

preesers), Titchfield-streefc
M'Lean, Adam, manufacturer, East Shaw-street
M'Lellan, Arch, (b), grocer, Portland-street
M'Lintock, John, bootmaker, King-street
M'Millan, Andrew, wright, Crookedholm
M'Millan, John (b), spirit-dealer and druggist, Cheapside and
High-street
M'Millan, Stewart (b), bleacher, "Welbeck-street ; house, Port-
land Terrace
M'Millan, Mrs., grocer, High Glencairn-street
M'Millan, Duncan, ventriloquist, Bentinek-street
M'Millan, James, tea-dealer, Titchfield- street
M'Millan, John (b), collector, Railway Station
M'Murray, Q. (b), draper, Portland-street heuse. Hill-street
;

M'Pherson, Daniel (b), spirit-dealer, Dean-atreet

M'Queen, Hugh, plasterer, St. Marnock-str^t
ll'Skimming, Andrew (b), wright. College Wya-d
M'Vail, James, tailor. King-street
M'Tail, John, tailor, King-street
M'Vicar, Alexander, miller, Newmiln
M'Whinnie, C. S., sheriff officer, Waterloo-street
M'Whirter, William, baker, Titchfield-street
M'Whirter, Wm. (b), draper. King-street house, ; Hill-Street

Neill, George (b), bonnet-maker, I^ulton's-lane

Nelson, William, residenter, Buchanan-street
Newlands, George (b), jeweller, Portland- street; ; house, Mor^
ton-place
Nicol, John, grocer, Robertson-place
Nichol, James, skinner, Town Holm
Nicol, James, watchmaker, Mill Lane
Nicol, Edward, shoemaker. Mill Lane
Nisbet, Robert, clothier, King-street
Nisbet, Thomas, currier, High-street ; house, London-road
Niven, Robert, spirit-dealer, Strand-street

Oliver, Andrew, senior, agent, Market-lane ; house, Mill Lane

Oliver, Andrew (b), junior, draper. King- street house, St.
;

Orr, Robert, cowfeeder, Park-street [Marnock-st.

Osborne, John, shoemaker, Portland-street
Osborne, William (b), teacher, Prince's-street

Papple, Miss, Witch-road

Parker, J. G.(c), of Assloss, Assloss House
iPaterson,Andrew, wright, St. Andrew's-street
PatersoD, James (b), flesher. Fore-street
Paterson, M. T. (c), of Deanside, Deanside House
E'2
248 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Paterson, John, wright, N^elson-street

Paton, James, senior, hookmaker, Dean-street
Paton, John, colour-maker, Hill-street
Paton, Robert, fanner, West- George- street
Paton, James and John (c), farmers, Hillhouse
Paton, Hugh (b), 'spirit-dealer, Regent- street
Paton, James, flesher, Witch -road
Paton, Robert, blacksmith, Strand-street
Paton, Robert (b), seedsman, India-street
Paton, James, plasterer, Langlands-street
Paton, John, bonnet-maker. High-street
Paton, Mrs,, spirit-dealer, West-George-street
Paton, James & Sons, wood-merchants, Langlands-streefe-
Patrick, Robert, carpet-wearer, Titchfield-street
Paxton, John (b), M.D., King-street
Paxton, George (b), brewer, of Richardland
Paxton, James (b), brewer, Richardland, Bentinck-street
Paxton, George, jun. (b), brewer, Bentinck-street
Paxton, George (c), farmer, Hillhead
Peden, John (b), coachraaker. Bank-street
Peden, Misses, silk mercers. King-street
Peden, Mrs., London-road
Perry, Mrs., Wellington-street
Petrie, Thomas (b), manufacturer, Grange-street
Phillips, William (b), tailor, &c.. Fore-street
Police Superintendant, D. R. Craig, Town's Buildings
Pollock, A. and J. (c), farmers, Weet Raws
Poor, Inspector of, James Balsillie office, Kilmarnock
; House
Porteous, John (b), skinner. Town Holm
Porteous, Alexander (b), skinner, High-street
Porteous, Mrs., London-road
Post-Office, Queen-street ; David Kankin, postmaster
Purvis, James (b), grocer, &c., Portland-street ; house, Mount
Pleasant

Raebuen, John (b), carpet manufacturer, Boyd-street

Raeburn, Mrs, milliner, Titchfield-street
Raeburn, James, bonnet-maker, High-street '

Railton, William (b), architect, St. Marnock -place house, Lon-

;

don-road
Railton, Robert (b), carpet manufacturer, Green-street
Ramsay, John, St. Marnock Mill, Waterside
Ramsay, William (b), mason, Clark-street
Rankin, William, draper, Titchfield-street*
Rankin, Alexander, druggist, Titchfield-street
Rankin, David (b), merchant, King-st. house, Dundonald-rOad,
;

Rankin, David, Post-office house, Dundonald-road

;

Rankin, D. (c), farmer, Wardneuk

Rankin, R. (b), baker, Regent-street
 KILMARNOCK. 249

Eankin, William, (b) druggist, King-st. house, Langlands-st.

;

Rankin, T.(b), cork-cutter, Waterloo-street

Uankin, James (b), upholsterer, Portland-st. house, Green-st.
;

Rankin, William (b), merchant, King-street ; house, Portland

Terrrtce
Rankin, ^ iss, hosier. King-street
Reed, James (b), M.D., London-road
Reed, Mrs Hugh, Rosehill, London Road
Re d, Hugh (b), painter, Cheapside-street
Re d, John (b), painter, Portland-street house, ; Cheapsid-®
Re d, Charles (b), causewayer, Robertson Place
Re d, David (b), grocer, King-street
Re d, Robert (b), upholsterer. King-street
Re d, John (b), proprietor, Robertson Place
Re d, Hugh (b), proprietor. Witch-road
Re d, James (c), miller, Rowallan-mili
Re d, Misses, Townholm
Re d, David, gardener. Dean-street
Re d, William (b), hatter, Portland-street ; house, TitchfieM
street
Reid, William (b), cowfeeder, Strand-street
Rttid and Robertson, spade-manufacturers, Townholm
Reid, Robert, accountant, Union Bank
Reside, James, carter. Back- street
Richmond, Thomas, shoemaker, Nelson-street
Riddel, Thomas, founder, Langlands-street
Ritchie. James, farmer, Litt'e Blackwood
Ritchie, Peter (b), bonnet-manufacturer, Wellington-street
Ritchie, Mrs., Waterside
Robb, Mrs., Wheat Sheaf Inn, Croft-street
Robb, James (b), carrier. Croft-street
Robertson, Wm. (b), fiesher. Regent-street
Robertson, David, hair-dresser, Robertson Place
Robertson, Andrew (b), spade-manufacturer, Townholm
Robertson, Andrew (b), spade-handle maker, Townholm
Robertson, John, npade-maker. Dean-street
Robertson, Wm,, cabinet-maker, Portland-street
Robertson, James, flesher, High Glencairn-street
Robertson, A. C. (b), spirit-dealer, Braehead
Robertson, James, coffee room keeper, Portland-street
Robertson, R, C. (b), painter. King-street
Robertson, Thomas, turner, Langlands-street
Robertson, Robert, last-maker, Regent-street
Robertson, William, miller, Cambuskeith-mills
Robertson, Mrs., spirit-dealer, Fore-street
Rodger, James (b), residenter, London Road
Rodman, Robert (b), spirit-dealer, Glencairn-square
Rogers, William (b), Black Bull Hotel, Portland -street
250 AYRSHrRE DIRECTORY,

Rollo, Wm., domraercial Bank, Park Lane

E.oome, Gr. (b), spirit-dealer and lath- splitter, Eegent-si^.
Koss, James, teacher, Langlands-st.
Rdss, George blockcutter, Braeside
Eoss, Miss, dressmaker. King-street
Roxburgh, Hugh (b), confectioner, King-st.; house, Green-st.
Roy, William, mason, St Marnock Place
Rowat, John, spirit-dealer, Welbeck-street
Runeie, Samuel, clothier, (of Taylor & Runeie), Fowlds-street
Russell, Alexander (b), turner, Portland-street
Russell, John, coal-manager, Armour Place
Russell, Thomas, Assistant Inspector of Poor, Bentinck-st.
Russell, Robert, cutler, Portland-^street

Samson, Thomas (c and b), seedsman and farmer, Cheapside

street ; house, London road
Samson, W., & Co., seedsmen, Cheapside
Sawers, James, (of Wight, Sawers, & Cameron), Robertson^
place
Scotland, Bank of, Portland-street —Adam Cowie, agent
Scott, Andrew (b), spirit-dealer, Portland-street
Scott, William (b), contractor, Dundonald-road
Scott, Robert, fruit-dealer, Portland-street
Scott, Allan P. (b), draper. King-street
Scott, Thomas (b), shoemaker, Low Glencairn-street
Shanks, Robert (b), proprietor. West Shaw-street
Simpson, William (b), grocer, Cheapside-street
Sinclair, David, clerk Post-Office, Bank-street
Sinclair, James, post-runner to Newmilns, Robertson Place
Sloan, John, grocer, High Glencairn-street house, Queen-st.
;

Smith, Moses, flesher, Titchfield-street

Smith, John (b), merchant. Hill-street
Smith, John (b), bookseller, agent for Ayr Advertiser^ Portland
Smith, James (b), draper, King-street [street
Smith, James (b) house-factor, Bank-street
Smith, D., weaving-agent, Robertson -place
Smith, Hugh (b), surgeon, Bank-street
Smith, P., dealer. Pore-street
Smith, Robert (b), architect, Grange-street
Smith, James (b), druggist, King-street and Cheapside
Smith, Mrs., Orchard Hill, London Road
Soulter, Alexander, bonnet-manufacturer, Boyd-street
Souter, George, printer, &c., Regent-street
Spiers, Captain William (b), R.N., Titchfield-street
Steadman, Alexander, Commercial coffee-house, Portland-st»
Steven, Andrew, cutter, Douglas- street
Steven, George, victualler. Strand-street
Steven, S. (b), china-merchant. King-street
i^ieiv, Hughj merchant, King-street; house,_Mill Lan©.
 ;

KILMARNOCK. 251

Steyenson, James (b), saddler, King-street house Queen-st.

;

Stevenson, John (b), carrier, &c., Market-lane

Stevenson, Mrs. T., farmer, Southdean
Stevenson, John (c), farmer, Holehouse
Stevenson, Wm. (b), draper. Portland- st.; house, Witch-road
Stevenson, Jas. (b), clothier, (of Stevenson & M'Cracken),
Portland-st. ; house, Dunlop-st.
Stevenson and M'Cracken, clothiers, Portland-street
Stevenson, Humphrey (b), engineer, Back-street ; house,
Prince's-street
Stevenson, E., grocer, Titchfield-street
Stevenson, David (c), farmer, Silverwood
Stevenson, John, house-factor. Bank-street
Stevenson, John, spirit-dealer, King-street
Stewart, John (b), (of Thomas Stewart and Sons), Kegent-
street
Stewart, John (b), bonnet-maker. Back-street
Stewart, Thomas, wright, High Glencairn-street
Stewart, Andrew (b), clothier (of Stewart Brothers), King-
street house, Morton Place
;

Stewart, Thomas (c and b), iron merchant, Regent-street, (of

T. Stewart & Sons) house, Portland Terrace
;

Stewart, John (b), grocer. Fore- street

Stewart, James, spirit-dealer, Low Glencairn-street
Stewart, William (b), grocer. Low Glencairn-street
Stewart, John (b), clothier (of Stewart Brothers), Titchfield-st.
Stewart, Thomas, & Sons, ironmongers. Regent-street
Stewarts Brothers, clothiers, King-street
Stirling, James (b), manager. Town Holm Foundry
Strang, Allan (b), shoe-manufacturer. Green-street [street
Sturrock, John (b), writer, Portland-street ; house, Wellington-
Sturrock, Robert, (of Wallace & Co.,) grocers, Portland-street
Sturrock, James (c), farmer, Struthers
Sturrock, Peter (of Sturrock and Blackwood), Portland-terrace
Sturrock, D. (c), farmer, Struthers
Sturrock and Blackwood, civil and mining engineers, East
George-street
Symington, Rev. John (b). United Presbyterian minister, King-
street Church, Dundonald Road

Tait, James (b), mason, Hill-street

Tannahill, Andrew, spirit- dealer, Back Lane
Tannock, Robert, Robertson Place
Tannock, William (b), artist, Grange-street
Taylor, James (b), clothier (of Taylor & Runcie), King-street
house, Henrietta-street
Taylor, William (b), flesher. Fore- street
Taylor, Peter (b), grocer, and spirit-dealer, King-street ; h.om%
Croft-street
252 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Taylor, William, spirit-dealer, Eegent-st ; house, Portland-ro.

Taylor, Thomas, Sheriff's office, Langlands-street
Taylor, William (b), carpet-manufacturer, Bank-street house,
;

London Road
Taylor, James, farmer, Greenside
Taylor, John (c), farmer, Greenside
Taylor & Runcie, clothiers, King-street
Taylor, Mrs., Bank-street
Templeton, Catherine, grocer, Dean-street
Templeton, John (c), farmer, Meikewood
Templeton, John, spirit-dealer, Low Glencairn-street
Templeton Robert (b), print-manufacturer. West Shaw-street
Templetor, John (b), baker, Titchfield-street
Templeton, John (b), grain merchant. Bank-street ; house,
Wellington-street
Templeton, Wm.. letter-carrier, Nelson-street
Thomson, Rev. D. V. (b), minister of second charge, Manse,
London Road
Thomson, John (c and b), carpet manufacturer, Green-street
Thomson, Robert (c and b), worsted-spinner (of W. and M.
Thomson), Crookedholm
Thomson, Joseph (b), baker. King-street
Thomson, Mrs James, grocer. Fore-street
Thomson, John (b), surgeon. King-street
Thomson, James (b), house-factor, 19, King-street; house,
Fowls-street
Thomson, John (b), hatter. King-street
Thomsons, Brothers, warehousemen, King-street
Thomson, James (b), (of Thomson and Brown), Portland-
terrace
Thomson, Matthew (b), worsted-spinner (of W. M. Thomson,)
Crookedholm
Thomson, George (b), Woodend, worsted-spinner (of W. and
M. Thomson), Crookedholm
Thomson, D. (c), farmer, Northcraig
Thomson, J. A. (c), farmer. Grange
Thomson, Hugh, cow-feeder, East Netherton-street
Thomson, Thomas, spirit-dealer, Grange-street
Thomson, George, mason, Buchannan-street
Thomson, Thomas, rope-spinner, Langlands-street
Thomson, Wm. (b), hatter, Langlands-street
Thomson, Alexander, shoemaker. Fore-street
Thomson, Robert (b), residenter. High Church-lane
Thomson, Thomas, carter, Townholm
Thomson, Miss, dress-maker, Portland-street
Thomson, Hugh, spirit-dealer, Langlands-street
Thomsons & Thornhill, hatters. King-street
Thomson & Brown, brewers, Grange-street
Thornhill, George (b), hatter, Langlands-street
 KILMAHNOCK. 253

Titchfield Foundry Co., Langlands-street

Todd, John, wright, Langlands-street
Torrance, Steven (c), farmer, Assloss
Torrance, John (b), writer, King-street ; house, Dundonald
Road
Towers, Wm., baker, Langlands-street
Towers, Alex. (b). baker, Portland-street

Union Bank, Bank-street, Robert Gairdner, agent

Urie, James (b),banker, Portland-street

Vulcan Foundry, West Langlands-street

Wales, Robert (b), dyer, High-street

Walker, Gavin (e and b), residenter, Newmill
Walker, Wra. G., gas-manager. Park-street
Walker, John, (b), grocer, King-stfeet house, India-street
;

Wallace, Robt., spirit-dealer, Robertson Place

Wallace, Rev. R. (b), Roman Catholic Chapel, Hill-street
Wallace, John (b), print-manufacturer, East Shaw-street
Wallace, John (b), shoemaker, Portland-street; house, Dean-st.
Wallace, James, mason, Henrietta-street
Wallace, Robert (b), shoemaker, New-street
Wallace, Mrs., dairy, Back-street
Wallace, Misses, dressmakers, Portland- street
Wallace, Robert, grocer, High Glencairn-street
Wallace, William, & Co., wine and spirit merchants, Portland-
Wallace, Mrs., Halket Park [street
Wardrop, Robert (b), proprietor. Back-street
Wardropper, Robt. (b), founder, Holm Foundry, Low Glen-
Wark, David (b), surveyor, Kilmaurs Road [cairn-st.
Water Company's Office, Mill Lane James Blackwood, —
manager house. Hill-street
;

Watson, Robert, Victoria Tavern, Regent-street

Watt, John (b), draper, Cheapside house. Bank- street
;

Weir, John (b), bonnet manufacturer, Boyd-street

Weir, Mrs., High-street
Weir, John, broker, High-street
Weir, Thomas, spirit- dealer, Fowlds- street
Weir, H., spirit-dealer, High Glencairn-street
—
Western Bank, Portland-street James Urie, agent
White, Thomas (c), farmer, East Raws
White, Thomas, blacksmith, Burnhouse
White, Thomas, farmer, Caprickhill
White, John (c), farmer, Dykescroft
Whitelaw, Alexander, surgeon, Prince's-street
Wildbore, Rev. Robert, Episcopal Clergyman, King-street
Wight, Hugh, clothier, (of Wight, Sawers, & Cameron) ;

house, Hamilton-street
 ;

254 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

"Wight, W. (b), Wright, Portland-street

Wight, Quintin, flesher, Queen-street
Wight, Sawers, and Cameron, tailors and clothiers, King-street
Wilson, Hugh (b), carpet-manufacturer. Grange-street; house,
Eank-street
Wilson, Hugh, junr. (b), carpet-manufacturer, Grang«-8treet
house, Park-lane
Wilson, William, sewing-agent, St Marnaek-street
Wilson, F., hairdresser. Fore-street
Wilson, Alex, (b), pressor, Titchfield- street
Wilson, Misses, dressmakers. Queen-street
Wilson, James (b), law-agent, King-st. house, East Sh
;

Wilson, James (b), grocer, &c., King- street

Wilson, James (c and b), farmer, Templetonburn
Wilson, James, farmer; Sheddonhall
Wilson, Miss, dressmaker, Portland-street
Wilson, M., editor of Kilmarnock Journal house, Crookedholm
;

Woodburn, John, shoemaker, Clerk's Lane

Woodburn, George (c), farmer, Ralstonhill
Woodburn, Hugh, overseer, Dean Cottage
Woodburn, Archibald, farmer. Dean Castle
Woods, James, plumber, Regent-street house, Clerk's Lane
;

Worland, Robert, spirit-dealer, Fore-street

Wright, Hugh, Witch Road
Wylie, David, druggist, Portland-street house, Henrietta-st.
;

Wyllie, John (b), residenter, Portland- street

Wylie, Wm., jun., china and glass merchant, Titchfield-street
Wylie, Peter, farmer, High Rushaw
Wylie, Robert (b), manufacturer, Titchfield-street
Wylie, John, shoemaker, Fore-street
Wyllie, Miss, Commercial Inn, Croft-street
Wyllie, Misses, King-street

Young, John, grocer, Titchfield-street

Young, Robert (c), farmer, Meikle Mosside
Young, Thomas, farmer, Redding
Young, John, farmer, ISTewfarm
Young, Samuel, farmer, Fleminghill
Young, Rev. William, Free Church minister, Portland-terrace
Young, Hugh (b), druggist, King-st. house, Dundonald-road
;

Young, Robert, grocer, &c., Fowlds-street

Young, George (b), print-manufacturer, Low Glencairn-street
house, East Shaw-street
Young, Misses, Ladies' Seminary, Dundonald-road
Young, James, mason. East Shaw-street

COUNTY VOTER NOT RESIDENT IN AYRSHIRE.

Craufurd, John Reginald Houison (c), yr. of Craufurdland
 R I CC ARTO N.
[Riecartoa village— distant 11 miles from Ayr, and 1 mile from Kilmarnock.]

EicoARTON is divided from the town of Kilmarnock by the

rirer Irvine. Population— In 1831, 2499; 1841, 3226; 1851,
4582. Increase since 1831, 2083. Extent— The length of the
parish, from east to west, is about 8 miles, and its greatest
—
breadth about 3 miles. Boundaries It is bounded on the north
b> the river Irvine, which separates it from Kilmarnock on ;

the south by Craigie, Mauchline, and Galston on the east by

;

Galston ; and on the west by Symington and Dundonald.

Character—In 1831, with a population of 2499, 193 males were
engaged in agriculture, and 283 in handicrafts and in retail
trade. The parish is rich in coal, and to the opening of new pits
and iron-works may be attributed the increase in the population.
The Caprington coal is in great repute for household use.
There are two villages besides Eiccarton in the parish viz,, —
Hurlford and Sornhill. The recently-established ironworks of
the Portland Company at Hurlford employ a great number of
—
the town population. Markets, ^c. Kilmarnock is an excel-
lent market for the agricultural produce of the parish.

Allan, John (c), farmer, Netherland, Hillhead, Eiccarton, by

Anderson, Eobert, mason, Hurlford, do. [Kilmarnock
Auldj John, grocer, Eiccarton, do.

Barclay, David (c), farmer, Townhead of Caprington, do.

Barr, Eobert, baker, Hurlford, do.
Bishop, John, labourer, Wallacehill, do.
Black, Alexander, grocer, Eiccarton, do.
Black, George, coalmaster, Eiccarton, do.
Black, Thomas, portioner, Eiccarton, do.
Bone, James, innkeeper (Wheat Sheafj, Eiccarton, do.
Borland, Hugh (c), farmer. West Hilihouse, do.
Bowie, John (c), farmer. West Overlands, do.
Bowie, George, farmer, Haining, do.
Bowie, Mrs. E„ farmer, Dollars Mains, do.
Bowie, Hugh, smith, Hurlford, do.
Briton, John, spirit- dealer, Hurlford, do.
Brown, Thomas, smith, Hurlford, do.
Brown, Captain, of Yardside, Yardside, do.
Brownlee, David, farmer, Braeside, do.
Buchanan, Misses, of Bellfield, Bellfield House, do.

Caldebwood, James (c), farmer, Gateside, do.

256 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Caldwell, David (c), farmer, Inchgotrig, Eiccarton, by Kilmar-

nock
Cameron, Hugh, grocer, Hurlford, do.
Campbell, John, spirit-dealer, Sornhill, do.
Campbell, George James (c), of Treesbanks, Treesbanks
House, do.
Campbell, Robert, of Skerrington, Skerrington, do.
Clark, Colonel James, of Shawhill, Shawhill, do,
Clark, James (c), farmer, Muirhouse, do.
Clark, James, farmer, Dykehead, do.
Clark, David, carter, Hurlford, do.
Cochran, John, farmer, Harelaw, do.
Connell, John, farmer, Gateside, do.
Craig, James, (c), farmer, Howcomraon, do,
Craig, Robert, overseer, Riccarton, do.
Craig, Thomas, wright, Riccarton, do.
Craig, John, carter, Riccarton, do.
Cunninghame, J. Smith (c), of Caprington, Caprington Castle,
do.
Cunninghame, Thomas S. (c), yr. of Caprington, do., do.
Cunninghame, Thomas, farmer, Yardside, do.
Cunningham, John, grocer, Riccarton, do.

Deans, J. Y., of Kirkstyle, Kirkstyle, do.

Deans, John (c), of Kirkstyle, Kirkstyle, do.
Dick, Matthew (c), farmer, Hillhouse, do.
Dickie, James (c), farmer, Kirklandside.
Dickie, Robert, farmer, Shawstonhead, do.
Douglas, Hugh, farmer, Clayslap, do.
Dunlop, Robert (c), farmer, Peel, do.
Dunlop, Wm. (c), coalmaster, Dykehead Colliery, do.
Dunlop, James, farmer, Hurlford, do.
Dunn, Richard, innkeeper, &c., Hurlford, do.
Dunsmuir and Dunlop, coalmasters, Dykehead, do.
Dunsmuir, Mrs., residenter, Braehead Cottage, do.

Fairlie, Colonel James (c), of Holmes, Holmes House, do.

Farquhar, Mrs., farmer, Maxholm, do.
Fulton, James, mason, Hurlford, do.

Galloway, John, coalmaster, Burleith, do.

Gebbie, James (c), farmer, Whitehill, do,
Gebbie, Thomas (c), farmer, Townhead, do.
Gebbie, Thomas, farmer, "Whitehill, do.
Gilmour, John (c), farmer, Miggerland Burn, do.
Gilmour, William, smith, Riccarton, do.
Gilmour, Allan, coalmaster, Hurlford, do.
Gilmour, Allan, & Co., coalmasters, Hurlford, do.
Goldie, William, shoemaker, Hurlford, do.
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RICCARTON. 257

Gray, James (c), farmer, Inchbean, Riccarton, by Kilmarnock

Guthrie, John, farmer, Commonhead, do.,

Hastings, Lady Adelaide, I>oIlars House, do.

Hay, James, farmer, Dollars Hill, do.
Hendrie, James, farmer, Drumdroch, do.
Heron, Mrs., grocer, Riccarton, do.
Hood, William, parochial teacher and inspector of poor, School-
house, Riccarton, do.
Howie, "William (c), coalm aster, Hurlford, do.
Howie, Robert (c), miller, Riccarton Mill, do.
Howie, John (c), farmer, Skerrington, do.
Howie, John, farmer, Bridgehouse, do.
Huggins, W. B., merchant, Glasgow, Treesbanks House, da.
Hume, Robert (c), farmer, Bowhouse, do.
Hunter, John, farmer, Hurlford, do.

Inglis, John, HillhoUse, Tilework, do.

Jamieson, Thomas (c), farmer. Witchknowe, do.

Jamieson, Mrs N,, residenter, Braeside, do.
Jeffrey, William, minister of Riccarton, Manse, do.
Jones, David, innkeeper, Hurlford, do.

Lammie, James L., quarryman, Quarry, Knockmarlocb, do.

Lamond, John, farmer, Mosshead, do.

Manson, John, wright, Riccarton, do.

Martin, Robert, shoemaker, Riccarton, do.
Mathie, Mrs., farmer, Trees, do.
Mathie, Thomas (c), farmer. Trees, do.
Maxwell, James, portioner, Hurlford, do.
Millar, John, carter, Hurlford, do.
Millar, John (c), farmer, Dollars, do.
Morton, John, postmaster, Riccarton, do.
Murdoch, Robert, innkeeper, Riccarton, do. ;

M'DoNALD, James, residenter, Riccarton, do.

M'Fadzean, John (c), residenter, Knockmarlocb, do.
M'Fadzean, James (c), farmer, Langside, do.
M'Gaan, Allan, residenter, Hurlford, do.
M'Gregor, Andrew (c), farmer, Ditton, do.
M'Kelvie, John, spirit- dealer, Riccarton, do.
M'Lauchlan, Alexander, tailor, Hurlford, do.
M'Millan, Daniel, grocer, Riccarton, do.
M'Neil, John, proprietor, Hurlford, do.

Neil, James (c), farmer, Barleith, do.

Nlsbit, Mrs., spirit-dealer, Hurlford, do.
258 AYRSHIRlg DIRECTORY.

Oliver, John, oversman. High Fly, Kiccarton, by Kilmar-

nock

Patterson, John (c), farmer, Hillside, do.

Patterson, William, farmer, Mayfield, do.
Pollock, Robert, sawyer, Eiccarton, do.
—
Portland Iron Company manager, Capt. Caffio, R.N., Hurl-
ford, do.

Roe, Jonathan, innkeeper, &c., Hurlford, da.

Shaw, James (c), farmer, Netherlands, do.

Shaw, John (c), farmer, Netherlands, do.
Shaw, Hugh, manager of Caprington Coal Works, Capring*
ton, do.
Shedden, Alexander, innkeeper, Hurlford, do.
Sheddan, Robert John (c), do.
Shedden, Lewis, portioner, Riccarton, do.
Smith, Mathew (c), farmer, Wheatriggs, do.
Smith, John, farmer, Sornhill, do.
Smith, Mrs James, residenter, Smithfield, do.
f^peirs, Robert, farmer, Gatehead, do
Speirs, farmer, Midton, do.
,

Speirs, William, farmer, Shortlees, do.

Strawhorn, Ritchr® (c), farmer, East, Overland, dOi
Steel, William (c), portioner, Sornhill, do.
Stewart, James, farmer, Kirkmichael Mains, do.

Taylor, Robert (c)) farmer, Purroch, do.

Templeton, William (c), farmer, Braehead, do.
Templeton, David, farmer, Riccarton, do.
Templeton, Miss, portioner, Riccarton, do.
Todd, James (c), farmer, Bridgehouse, do.

Walker, William, wright, Hurlford, do.

Wallace, Robert, farmer, Drumliehill, do.
Wallace, Alexander (c), farmer, East Mosside, Riccarton^
do.
Wallace, Robert, innkeeper, Riccarton, do.
Wallace, James (c), farmer, Mosside, do.
Wallace, Mrs Alexander, farmer, Bajgray, do.
Walls, Robert (c), farmer. East Hillhouse, do.
Watt,J. & C, farmers, Garrochmuir, do.
Waugh, Thomas (c), of Crossbush, Crossbush House, do.
Willock, John farmer, Riccarton, do.
(c),
Wilson, David (c), farmer, Dykehead, do.
Wood, James, collier, Riccarton, do.
Woodburn, William (c), farmer, Shawsmill, do.
Wright, Robert, smith, Riccarton, do.
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RICCARTON. 269

Young, John (c), pitheadsman, Gateside, Riccarton, by Kil-

marnock.

COUNTY VOTERS NOT RESIDENT IN AYRSHIRE.

Sheddan, Robert (c), of Brooklands and Knockmarloch, London
Sheddan, Geo. (c), of Paulespury Park and Knockmarloch, do.
 KILM AU RS.
[i^ilmaurs village— distant 14 miles from Ayr, and 2' miles from Kilmarnock.]

KiLBiAURS lies 3 miles from Stewarton 2 miles from Fenwiok

;
;

6 miles from Irvine and 2 miles from Kilmarnock. Popula-

;

tion—In 1831, 2130 1841, 2617

; 1851, 3144.
; Increase since
1831, 1014. —
Extent The length of the parish is 6 miles, and
it is 3 ia breadth. —
Boundaries It is bounded on the north by
Stewarton on the east by Fenwick on the South by Kilmar-
; ;

nock and on the west by Irvine.

; Character This is a rich —
agricultural parish, and in the town of Kilmaurs cotton-
weaving and shoemaking are carried on to a considerable
extent. —
Markets, S^c. Kilmarnock is the nearest market
town, but an annual fair is held in Kilmaurs on the 11th No-
vember,

Adam, R. P. (c), of Tour, Tour House, Kilmaurs, by Kilmar-

Anderson, Gavin, grocer, Crosshouse, do. [nock

Barr, John (c), farmer, Greenhill, do.

Barr, Warner (c), Fardlehill, do. ^

Barr, John, Feneside, do.

Blair, William (c), farmer, Hill of Kilmaurs, do.
Brown, Bailie, postmaster, Kilmaurs, do.
Brown, James (c), farmer. North Woodhill, do.
Brown, Robert (c), Milton Mill, do.
Brown, Mrs Andrew, Kirkland, do.
Brown, David, Gatehead, do.

Caldwell, David (c), farmer, do.

Cameron, John (c), grocer, Crosshouse, do.
Campbell, Messrs., Crofthead, do.
Cunningham, Archibald (c), of Thornton
Cunningham, Mrs., sen., do.
Cuthbertson, George, shoemaker, do., do.
Cuthbertson, John (c), innkeeper, do., do.

Dickie, Robert, wright, Gatehead, do.

Diciie, John, farmer, Bogside, do.
Dickie, James (> \ grocer, do., do.
Douglas, William, blacksmith, Crosshouse, do.
Dunlop, William B., of Annanhill, Kilmarnock
Dunlop, Patrick (c), farmer and auctioneer, AltouhJl, Kil-
maurs, do.
Dunlop, Hugh (c), farmer, Grassmillside, Kilmaurs, do.
 KILMAURS. 261

FiNLAY, Matthew, innkeeper, Gatehead, Kilmaur?, by Kilmar-

nock
Fulton, John, farmer, Waterpark, Kilmaurs, do.

Gibson, John, wright, Crosshouse, do.

Gibson, John, farmer, Brackenhill, do.
Gibson, David, farmer, Nethercraig, do.
Gilchrist, John (c), Knockentiber, do.
Gilmour, Wm., farmer, Habbieauld, do.
Gilmour, Eobert, Thorntoun Colliery, do.
Gollan, Eobert (c), weaver, do,, do.

Hamilton, Thomas, parochial schoolmaster and inspector of

poor, do.
Hamilton, James, Newhouse, Kilmarnock
Harvie, Thomas (c), innkeeper, Kilmaurs, do.
Hattrick, Eobert, farmer, do., do.
Hay, Eobert, farmer, Mid Buston, Dreghorn, do.
Howie, John (c), farmer, Greenside, do.

Jones, John, innkeeper, Gatehead, do., do.

KiDD, Eobert, farmer, Knocklandhill, do.

Kirkwood, James (c), of High Langmuir, Kilmaurs, do.
Kirkwood, Hugh (c), farmer, High Langmuir, do.

Lambroughton, William, weaver, Kilmaurs, do.

Langmuir, Gabriel (c), quarryman, Kilmaurs, do.
Loudoun, James (c), farmer, Braehead, do.
Loudoun, John (c), blacksmith, Kilmaurs, Kilmarnock
Loudoun, John, blacksmith, do., do.

Mackie, Andrew (c), miller, Kilmaurs Mill, do., do.

Millar, Bailie (c), Kilmaurs, do.
Millar, Bailie Alexander (c) wright, do., do.
Montgomerie, Archibald (c), shoemaker, do., do»
Montgomerie, Hugh, innkeeper, do,, do.
Montgomerie, James, -weaver, do., do.
Morris, William P., Craig House, do.
Morton, George (c), farmer, Fergushill, do.
Muir, John, foreman, Gatehead Colliery,Kilmaurs, by do.
Muir, Mrs., Cochranelodge, do., do.
Murdoch, John, blacksmith, Crosshouse, do., do.

M'Christie, John (c), innkeeper, Crosshouse, do.

M'Cracken, Mrs., Kilmaurs, do.
M'Grrgor, William (c), farmer, Jocksthorn, do.
M'Killop, John, wright, Kilmaurs, do.
M'Latchie, John (c), farmer. South Woodhill, do., do.
262 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

^I'Millan, George (c), farmer, Newland, Kilmaurs, by Kil-

marnock

Ore, Bailie (c), farmer, Annandale, do. do.

Orr, William (c), farmer, Busbiehead, do, do,
Orr & Steel, do. do.

Parker, Hugh (c), wright, Crosshowie, do. do.

Paton, Dewar, weaver, do. do.
PatoD, Mrs, Hill of Kilmaurs, do.
Porter, Robert (c), innkeeper, Crosshouse, do, do.

Raeburn, James (c), do. do.

Richmond, Mrs., Kilmaurs, do.
Robertson, Mrs., do. do.

Sloan, John (c), surgeon, do. do.

Sloan & Murray, do. do.
vSraith, John (c), farmer, Windyedge, do. do.
Smith, Alex, (c), farmer, Moorfield, do.
Smith, John (c), farmer, Gowanbrae, Kilmaurs, do.
Smith, James (c), farmer, Buntenhill, do. do.
Smith, John (c), farmer, Laigh Langmuir, do. do.
Smith, Robert, carter, do. do.
Smith, John (c), farmer, Newhouse, do. do.
Smith, James (c), farmer. Holms, do. do.
Smith, Bailie, farmer, Braehead, do. do.
Smith, John (c), farmer, Westgatehead, do. do.
Spier, Allan, carter, Crosshouse, do. do.
Steel, Robert (c), farmer, Shaw, da do.
Steel, William, shoemaker, do. do.
Steel, Gabriel, grocer, do. do.
Steven, John (c), farmer, Busbiemains, do. do.
Stevenson, James, farmer, Kirkland, do. do.
Stevenson, Hugh (c), farmer, Hallbarns, do. do.
Stevenson, Thomas, do. do.

Taylor, John, Kilmaurs, do.

Taylor,James, tilemaker, Moorfield tilework, do.
Taylor,Robert (c), farmer, Bustonend, Dreghorn, do.
Taylor,Robert, jun. (c), farmer Standalane, do.
Taylor,John, Kilmaurs, do.
Templeton, William, farmer. East Woodhill, do.
Templeton, Robert, shoemaker, Kilmaurs, do.
Templeton, William, farmer, Cauldhame, do.
Thomson, Daniel, farmer, Northcraig, Kilmarnock
Thomson, William (c), farmer, Bellsland, Kilmaurs, do.

Watt, Hugh (c), farmer, Knocklandside, Kilmaurs, do.

 KILMAURS. 263

Welsh, Thomas, weaver, Kilmaurs, by Kilmarnock

White, , baker, do., do.
Whiteford, John, farmer, Breckenhill, do.
Wilson, John, Kilmaurs, do.
Wilson, John (c), Tour Garden, do.
Wilson, John (c), farmer, Busbie, do.
Wilson, James, farmer, Holms of Dundonald, do.
Woodrow, John, weaver, do., do.
Woodrow, James, weavers' agent, do., do.

Young, John, farmer. Mains, Dreghom, Kilmaurs

COUNTY VOTERS NOT RESIDENT IN AYRSHIRE.

Stupart, Major (c), Edinburgh

Wallace, Wm., of Busby (c). Wester Dairy House, Edinburgh

2 s
 K I LWi N N| NG.
, [Kilwinning village— distant 15 miles from Ayr j and 10 from Kilmarnock.} ]

Kilwinning lies 5 miles from Dairy; 3 miles from Imne.;

2 miles from Stevenston and 10 miles from Kilmarnock,
; i

Population— In 1831, 3778 1841, 5251 1851, 6359. Increasee

; ;

since 1831, 2581. —

Extent The greatest length of the parish ij

is 7 miles its greatest breadth, 5 ; and it contains 11,200 acres^

;

—
or 17^ square miles. Boundaries It is bounded on the west i

by Stevenston and Ardrossan on the east by Dunlop, Stew-

\

arton, and Irvine on the south by Irvine and Stevenston j and

;

on the north by Dairy and Beith. Character The population —

of the town consists chiefly of weavers and miners. Kilwinning
is the seat of considerable business, and the landward portion of
—
the parish is well cultivated. Markets, §-c. There are two fairs
—
annually Bell's Day, generally kept on the first Wednesday of
November, and St Winning's Day, on Ist February.

Allan, William, farmer, Auchenmade, Kilwinning]

James (c). farmer, Fairlie Bog, do.
Allan,
Allan,Mrs. William, clockmaker, Main-street, do»
Allan,Mrs. James, lodgings, Main-street, do.
Allan,James, grocer, Howgate, do.
Allan,James, (c), blacksmith, Stevenston, do.
Allan,William (c), blacksmith, do.
Anderson, D. (c), farmer, Laigh Monkcastle, do.
Anderson, Hugh, salesman to Victualling Society, Main-st., do.
Anderson, Hugh (c), farmer, Laigh Gooseloan, do.
Anderson, Mrs. D., farmer. Low Monkcastle, do.
Auld, Ninian (c), farmer, Auchenmade, do.

Baillie, William, innkeeper. Main-street, do.

Baillie, John (c), weaver, do.
Baillie, John (c), farmer, Goldcraig, do.
Baird, William & Co., ironmasters, Eglinton Iron Works, do.
Barbour, Robert King, writer, &c., Howgate, do.
Barr, William (c), farmer, of Auchinmead, do.
Beaton, A., manufacturer's agent, Union-place, do.
Bell, Robert, gamekeeper, Montgreenan, do.
Bicket, John (c), farmer, Fergushill Hall, do.
Bicket, James (c), farmer, of Meggswell, do.
Bicket, Robert, flesher. Main-street, do.
Bicket, John, farmer, Meggswell, do. {
Blair, Miller, thatcher. Byres, do.
Blair, Robert, farmer, &c,, West Doura, do.
 KILWINNING. 265

Blair, Mrs. James, innkeeper, Eglinton Arms Inn, Kilwinning

Thomas (c), farmer. Seven Acre Mains, do.
Borland,
Bowman, Miss, of Ashgrove, Ashgrove House, do.
Brackenridge, John, sheriff-officer, &c.. Main-street, do.
Bread Society, Kilwinning; salesman, W. Aitken, Main-st., do.
Brown, Rev. J. C. C, assistant-minister, Howgate, do.
Brown, Robert (c), farmer, &c., Lylestone, do.
Brown, James (c), farmer, Cartleburn, do.
Brown, Mrs. William, farmer, High Monkcastle, do.
Brown, John, wright, &c., Bridgend, do.
Brown, William, Craigsroad, do.
Brown, ironmonger, Main-street, da
,

Brown, John (c), surgeon, Howgate, do.

Brown, Robert (c), farmer, Whithurt Park, do.
Burns, Miss, of Reidstone, Smithstone-house, do.
Burns, Mrs. Elizabeth, residenter, Smithstone-house, do.
Burns, James S. (c), of Castleton, Bridgend-street, do,
Byres School-house ^ teacher, W. Laidlaw, Byres, do.

Calderwood, Robert^ shoemaker, Main-street, do.

Campbell, Margaret, residenter. Manse, do.
Campbell, Magdalene, residenter. Manse, do.
Campbell & Bruce, coalmasters, Reidstone, do.
Campbell, Rev. Dr. A. B, (c), minister of Kilwinning, Manse, do,
Cavenie, John, & Son, tailors, &c., Main-street, do.
Chalmers, David, grocer. Main-street, do.
Chalmers, John, innkeeper, Byres, do.
Chalmers, Thomas (c), farmer. High Gooseloan, do.
Clark, Hugh, toll-keeper, Union-place, do.
Cochrane, Mrs. William, residenter, Dalgarven, do.
—
Commercial Bank of Scotland (agent Hugh King) Howgate, do.
Conn, Thomas, innkeeper, Byres, do.
Conn, Hugh, innkeeper, &c., Winton Amis Inn, do.
Corner, John, parish teacher, do.
Craig, William (c), farmer, Hiil of Fergushill, do.
Craig, James, druggist, Main- street, do.
Craig, William (c), farmer, Reidstone, do.
Craig, Robert, surgeon, Main-street, do.
Crawford, Robert, farmer, Oxenward, do,
Cunninghame, William (c), farmer, Eglinton Mains, da
Cunninghame, Mrs. Ann, residenter, Greenfoot, do.

Davett, Patrick, racketter, Eglinton Castle, dc.

Deacon, William, farmer, Dykeneuck, do.
Denholm, Alexander, groom, Eglinton Castle, da
Dickie, Mrs. A., innkeeper, Doura, do.
Donald, William (c), farmer, Broomhill, do.
Donald, Ann, residenter, Glenburnie, do.
Douglas, A,, butler, Eglinton Castle, do.
266 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Douglas, James, farmer, Paisley, Kilwinning

Dunlop, William, of Littlewoodside, Bridgend, do.
Dunlop, Eobert (c), farmer. High Smithstone, do.
Dann, James, gas maker, Main-street, do.

Eglinton and Winton, the Earl of (c), Eglinton Castle, do.

Ferguson, D., farmer, Clonbeith, do.

Ferguson, R,, farmer, Auchinmeed, do.
Ferguson, Mrs., residenter, Corsehill, do.
Fleming, George, farmer, Bentfauld, do.
Fleming, Robt., farmer^ Auchintiber, do.
Fleming, John, farmer, Bridgend of Montgreenan, do.
—
Free Masons, Mother Lodge of. (grand master Captain Ful-
larton). Lodge-room, Main-street,, do.
Fulton, James, residenter, Alms wall, do.
Fulton, Archd. (c), farmer, Burrowland, do.
Fulton, James, shoemaker, Main-street, do.

Galbraith, James, shoemaker, Main-street, Kilwinning

Gardiner, Robert, forester, Eglinton, do.
Garland, Mrs., of Greenlee, Greenfoot, do.
Garven, John (c), farmer, Dalgarven, do.
Garven, James, farmer, Torreuyard, do.
Garven, James, farmer, Bannoch, do.
—
Gas Co., Kilwinning, manager James Dunn, Main-st., do.
Gemmell, Robt. (e), farmer, Auchintiber, do.
Gemmell, Wm,, farmer, &c., Auchintiber, do.
Gemmell, John, mason, Auchintiber, do.
Gemmell, D., grocer, &c.. Main-street, do.
Gray, D. (c), farmer, Blackland, do.
Gray, Mrs., farmer, Woodgreen, do.
Grey, Robt., clothier, &c.. Main-street, do.

Henderson, James, baker. Main-street, do.

Hendrie, James (c), iron -founder. Byres, do.
Henry, James, farmer, Auchinkist, do.
Hepburn, Alex., clerk, Railway Station, do>,
Heron, George, gardener, Bridgend, do.
Heron, M., farmer, &c,, Woodburn, do.
Howie, James (c), farmer, &c., North Fiergushill, do.
Howie, Robert, water-bailiff. Byres, do.
Hunter, James, mason, Bridgend, do.
Hunter, George, mason, Corsehill, do.
Hunter, Rev. Rjbt., of the Evangelical Union Church, Main*
street, do.

Jack, John, farmer, Townend, Kilwinning

^amieson, Robert (c), farmer, Crofthead, do»
 KILWINNING. 267

Johnston, George (c), Factor to the Right Hon. the Earl of

EglintoD, Redburn, Kilwinning

Kennedy, James (c), farmer, Gateside, do.

Kenneth, W. (c), farmer, &c., Hullerhill Limeworks, do.
Kenneth, A., coalmaster, Main-street, do.
Kenneth, A. & Co. (c), coalmaster. Main-street, do.
Kenneth, John, farmer, Craigmill, do.
Kerr, James, cloth-merchant, do.
Kerr, Robert, Glasgow carrier, Main -street
Kerr, John, farmer, Redwells, do.
Kidd, Wm. (c), farmer, Auchinwinsie, do.
King, Mrs. Ann, miller, Dalgarven Mill, do.
King, Janet, stationer, ^dain-street, do.
King, Hugh (c), banker, &c., Main-street, do.
King, John, (c), wright, do.
King, James (c), wright, Dalgarven, do.
Kirk, Baird, gamekeeper, Eglinton, do.
Kirkland, M., gamekeeper, Eglinton, do.
Kirkhope, Jas. (c), farmer, South Fergushill, do.
Knox, John (c), grocer, Bridgend, do.

Labibie, Geo., grocer, Howgate, do.

Lamont, A. (c), farmer, Dubbs, do.
Lamont, Wm., wright, Main -street, do.
Lamont, Roht, (c), farmer, High Montour, do.
Lang, Wm., of Groatholm, &c., Groatholm House, do.
Leitch, Robt., baker. Main-street, do.
Lewis, Robt., shoemaker, Main-street, do.
Logan, H., farmer, Auchenmade, do.
Logan, D. & John, farmers, &c., Dalgarven, do.
Love, Robt., railway-surface contractor, Byres, do.
Love, Wm., farmer, Auchintiber, do.
Lynch, Thos., innkeeper, Main-street, do.

Martin, D. (c), gardener, Montgreenan, do.

Meikle, Alex, (c), farmer, Nethermains, do.
Miller, Robt., grocer. Main-street, do.
Miller, Rohert (c), farmer, Outer Ardoch, do.
Millar, John (c), farmer, Byrescroft, do.
Miller, D. (c), farmer, Millburn, do.
Miller, Hugh, ironmonger, Main-street, do.
Mitchell, George, clerk, South Western Railway Station, do.
Montgomery, Thomas, farmer, Auchintiber, do.
Montgomery, Alexander, farmer, Auchintiber, do.
Montgomery, William (c), farmer, Todhills, do.
Montgomery, Robert, junr., farmer, Auchintiber, do.
Morris, John (c), residenter, Main-street, do.
Morton, George, farmer, Auchiamead, do.
268 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Muir, D. (c), bowmaker, Main-street, Kilwinning

Muir, William (c), farmer, Ardoch, do.
Muir, Alexander, innkeeper, Main-street, do.
Murray, D., wright, Eglinton, do.
Murray, James, gas-maker, &c., Eglinton, do.
M'Chesney, William, saddler, Howgate, do.
SrClimont, James, farmer, Mossculloch, do.
jM'Crindle, John W., teacher, Montgreenan House, do.
M'Gavin, Elizabeth, residenter, Main-street, do,
IM'Gill, John (c), farmer, Mid Moncur, do.
M'Gregor, Rev. A., (of U.P. Church), Almswall, do.
M'Jannet, William, farmer, Longford, do.
M'Kay, Mrs Ann, residenter, Kyleswell, do.
M'Kie, John, farmer, Wester Monkredding, do.
M'Lean, D. D., teacher, Montgrennan House, do.
M'Lean, M., grocer. Main-street, do.
M' Master, James, baker, do., do.
M'Millan, D., post-master, do., do.

Napier, John, groom, Eglinton, do.

Oliver, A., (c), farmer, Woodside, do.

Orr, William, farmer, Auchinmade, do.
Orr, John, sen. (c), farmer, do. do.

Parker, ,farmer, Smithston Mains, do.

Paton, A., grocer, &c., Main-street, do.
PatoD, Mrs John, grocer, Byres, do.
Paton, James, farmer, &c., Whithirsk, do.
Finkerton, Rev. W., (of Free Church), Almswall, do,

Ralston, William, farmer, Corsehill, do.

Ramsay, John (c), farmer, Byrehill, do.
Ramsay, Mrs. W., residenter, Almswall, do.
Ramsay, Adam, farmer. Cranberry Moss, do.
Reid, James (c), wright, Main-street, do.
Reid, John (c), farmer, Benthead, do.
Reid, Mathew (c), Dalgarven, do.
Reid, John (c), residenter, do.
Richmond, Thomas (c), weaver, do. ;

Richmond, John, gamekeeper, Eglinton, do.

Robertson, A., quarrier, Gaitmuirland, do.
Robertson, Alex, (c), farmer, Woodside, do.
Roger, Hugh, farmer, Craighead, do.

Scott, George, cook, Eglinton, do.

Scott, John (c), grocer, Main-street, do.
Service, James (c), farmer, Laigh Smithston, do.
Service, D. D., M.D., Bridgend, do.
 KILWINNING. 269

Service, James (c), blacksmith, Bridgend, Kilwinning

Service, John, grocer, Main-street, do.
Service, A., grocer and inspector of poor, do., do.
Shanks, William, of Auchinmaid, Bridgend, do.
Sharp, gardener, Eglinton, do.
Shedden, Charles (c), weaver, do.
Shedden, David (c), farmer, Corsehill, do.
Small, K, Dirrans Saw-mill, do.
Smith, Hugh, farmer, Muirfoot, do.
Smith, Mrs Hugh, residenter, Monkcastle House, do.
Smith, Eobert, grocer. Main-street, do.
Smith, Hugh, farmer. High Mondredding, do.
Sampson, Hannah, draper. Main-street, do. ji

Sinclair, James, tailor, &c., Doura, do.

Skeoch, Eobert, wright, Green, do.
Stevenson, Rev. G., Original Secession minister, Almswall, do.
Stevenson, William (c), farmer, High Smithstone, do.
Stevenson, John (c), farmer, Merryhagen, do.
Stevenson, Dr. William (c), formerly of H.E.I.C.S., do.
Stewart, William, road surfaceman. Main-street, do.
Stirrat, David, manufacturers' agent. Byres, do.
Stirrat, Mrs John, farmer, Woodwynd House, do.
Taylor, Angus (c), labourer, do.
Templeton, A. (c), farmer. Little Seven Acres, do.
Templeton, James (c), labourer, do.
Templeton, William (c), farmer, Windyhall, do.
Thomson, James, innkeeper. Main-street, do.
Thomson, Robert, farmer, Woodneuck, do.
Todd, John (c), wheelwright, Main-street, do.
Todd, Major John, (c), of the H.E.I.C.S., Corsehill, do.
Tweed, Robert (c), of Little Redstones, do.
\

Ure, William, ironfounder, Byres, do.

Victualling Society, Kilwinning —salesman, H. Anderson,

Main-street, do.

Walker, John, coachman, Monkcastle, do.

Wallace, John (c), wright, Doura, do.
Welsh, , gardener, Montgreenan, do.

Whinton, John, innkeeper, &c., Main-street, do.

White, Thomas (c), weaver. Union Place, do.
White, John, wright, &c., Main-street, do.
White, Robert (c), farmer, Whitehurst, do.
Wilson, William (c), weaver, do.
Wilson, William (c), farmer, Auchintiber, do.
Wilson, John, blacksmith. Green, do.
Wilson, Robert, flesher, Main-street, do.
Wilson, T. R., teacher, Montgreenan House, do.
270 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Woodside, A., weaver, Kilwinning

Wylie, D., tailor, &c., Main-street, do.
Wylie, John, mason, Bridgend, do.
Wylie, Hugh, mason & innkeeper, Bridgend, do.

Young, A., manufacturers' agent, Byres, do.

Young, Robert, residenter, Byres, do.
Young, James, grain-merchant, Woodside, do.
Young, William (c), farmer, Little Woodside, do.
Young, A., farmer, Doura Mains, do.
Young, Andrew (c), farmer, Laigh Patterton, do.
Young, Adam, baker. Main-street, do.
Young, Robert, jun., surfaceman, Byres, do.
Young, Alexander, farmer, Hillend, do.

COUNTY VOTERS NOT RESIDENT IN AYRSHIRE.

Dempster, Hugh (c), writer, Greenock
Fleming, John (c), merchant, do.
Fleming, James (c), merchant, do.
Fleming, George (c), merchant, Glasgow
Gray, John Boyle (c), Cranberry Moss, writer, do.
Hannah, John (c), merchant, do.
M'Nair, John (c), merchant, do.
Ramsay, Andrew (c), wright, do.
Robertson, Robert G. (c), of Montgreenan, do.
Small, John (c), builder, do.
 KIRKMICHAEL.
[Kirkmicliael village, distant 12 miles from Ayr ; 24 miles from Kilmarnock.]

KiRKMicHAEL Hes 6 miles from Dalrymple; 3 miles from

Straiton; and 12 miles from Ayr. Population In 1831, —
2758; 1841, 2933; 1851, 3262. Increase since 1831, i.504.
—
Extent Its extent in imperial measure is 15,250 acres.
—
It is 12 miles in length, and 5 in breadth. Boundaries
It is bounded on the north and north-west by Dalrymple on ;

the east by Straiton ; on the south by Dailly ; and on the west

and north-west by Kirkoswald and Maybole. Character The —
manufacture of cotton is the staple trade of the villagers of
Kirkmichael and Crossbill, and the females are in many cases
hand-sewers. In 1837, Kirkmichael contained 500 inhabitants,
—
and Crossbill 1005. Markets, Sfc. There is an annual fair held
in Kirkmichael for cattle and sheep on the Thursday before
Falkirk Tryst.

AiRD, David, blacksmith, Kirkmichael, by Maybole

Alexander, Miss, farmer, Glenalla, Crossbill, do.
Anderson, Alex, (c), Glenside, Kirkmichael, do.
Andrew, Eobert, inspector of poor. Crossbill, do.
Andrew, John, farmer, Barnshean, Kirkmichael, do.
Andrew, Robert, farmer, Rowan stone, Crossbill, do.
Andrew, William (c), farmer, BarcuUy, Crossbill, do.
Andrew, David (c). Crossbill, do.
Armour, John, farmer, Langhill, Crossbill, do.
Arthur, John, wright, Kirkmichael, do.

Baird, James, farmer, Cassillis mill, Dalrymple, do.

Bell, Mrs, Crossbill, do.
Blane, William, farmer, Highwoodstone, Kirkmichael, do.
Blane, Thomas, Dalhowan, Crossbill, do.
Bowman, schoolmaster, Crossbill, do.
,

Brackenridge, William, shoemaker, Barclay west park, Maybole

Brackenridge, Allan, farmer, Barniel, Kirkmichael, do.
Brighton, George, gamekeeper, Cassillis House, Maybole
Brown, John, schoolmaster, Kirkmichael, do.
Bryden, William, shopkeeper, Crossbill, do.
Burns, John, sexton, Kirkmichael, do.

Caldwell, Thomas, farmer, Mossend, Kirkmichael, do.

Caldwell, James, wright, Kirkmichael, do.
Campbell, Thomas (c), farmer, Yonderton, Dalrymple, do.
Chalmers, John (c), farmer, Parkfairn, Crossbill, do.
272 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Chalmers, David (c), jobber, Kirkmichael, by Maybole

Cochrane, John, farmer, Orchard, Kirkmichael, do.
Cogan, John, Cassillis House, Maybole
Cook, John, blacksmith, Stepends, Kirkmichael, do.
Cooper, William (c), mason, Crossbill, do.

Dalgliesh, Adam, farmer, Shawsknowe, Crossbill, do.

Dick, William (c), mason, Crossbill, do.
Donald, David, farmer, Cahoole, Dalrymple, do.
Dow, James, farmer, Lindsayston, Kirkmichael, do.
Duncan, William, farmer, Crawfordston, do.
Duncan, Andrew, farmer, Mossend, do.
Duncan, William, farmer, Portcheek, da
Dunlop, James, wood-merchant, Kirkmichael Sawmills, do.
Dunlop, William, carrier. Crossbill, do.
Dunlop, Robert, wood-merchant, Kirkmichael Sawmills, do.
Dunlop, Francis, wright, Crossbill, do.
Dunlop, Gilbert, innkeeper. Crossbill, do.

Easdale, Robert, farmer, East Barnshean, do.

Ferguson, R. D., Cloncaird Castle, Kirkmichael, do.

Garrand, Dr., surgeon. Crossbill, do.

Girvan, John, farmer, Mackailston, Crossbill, do.
Goudie, James, mason. Crossbill, do.
Goudie, John, blacksmith, Crossbill, do.
Gray, John, farmer, Rigg, Kirkmichael, do.
Gregg, John, farmer, Whitehill, Kirkmichael, do.

Happle, Alexander, forester, Kirkbride, Crossbill, do.

Hastings, David (c), farmer, Auchalton, Crossbill, do.
Hazle, John, farmer, Drumore, Kirkmichael, do.
Henry, James, miller, Guiltree Mill, Kirkmichael, do.
Hewitson, James (c), farmer, Fallard, Crossbill, do.
Hunter, James (c), gardener, Fairlie, do.
Hunter, David (c), farmer, Cairnhill, do.
Hunter, Andrew, merchant, Kirkmichael, do.
Hunter, John, agent, Kirkmichael, do.
Hunter, John, weaver, Kirkport-street, Kirkmichael, do.

Johnston, John (c), farmer, Kirkbride, Crossbill, do.

Kay, Alexander (c), farmer, Threave, Crossbill, do.

Kennedy, General Shaw, C.B., proprietor, Kirkmichael House,
Kirmichael, do.
Kennedy, Douglas (c), wright, Kirkmichael, do.

Logan, Andrew, farmer, Fardenwilliara, Kirkmichael, do.

 KIRKMICHAEL. 273

Main, John (c), farmer, Roan, Kirkmichael, by Maybole

Mair, Matthew, farmer, Barberthan, Kirkmichael, do.
Mair, Hugh, farmer, Barclay, Crossbill, do.
Maul, Rev. Thomas, minister, Crossbill Manse, do.
Miller, James, farmer, Burnbank, Dalrymple, do.
Moor, David, innkeeper, Kirkmichael, do.
Morrison, Alexander, gardener, Cloncaird, Kirkmichael, do.
Muir, James, farmer, Barnford, Dalrymple, do.
Murdoch, John (c), farmer, Bairdsmill, Crossbill, do.

M'Beth, Mrs., farmer, Netherton, Dalrymple, do.

M'Broom, David, farmer, Garfar, Kirkmichael, do.
M'Clure, William, carrier, Kirkmichael, do.
M'Clure, John (c), agent, Crossbill, do.
M'Clymont, John (c), farmer, Balsaggart, Crossbill, do.
M'Cosh, Mrs,, Kirkmichael, do.
M'Creath, Wm. (c), farmer. West Mainsbell, Kirkmichael, do.
M'Creath, Gilbert, farmer, Garpin, Crossbill, do.
M'Creath, Robert, wright. Crossbill, do.
M'Creath, James, innkeeper, do.
M'Creath, Mrs., postmistress, Crossbill, do.
M'Creath, John, farmer, Barskelly, Crossbill, do.
M'Hutcheon, David (c), agent, Crossbill, do.
M'Ewan, Duncan (c), farmer, Dunree, Dalrymple, do.
M'Ewan, Rev. John (c), minister, Kirkmichael manse, Kirk-
michael, do.
M^Gill, Thomas, Kirkmichael, do.
M'Harg, John, farmer, Hewanston, Dalrymple, do.
M'Kissock, John, miller, Beardsmill, Crossbill, do.
M'Leownan, James (c), carrier. Crossbill, do.
M'Nider, John (c), innkeeper. Crossbill, do.
M'Nider, John, flesher, Crossbill, do.
M'Nider, Thomas, farmer, Drumwhill, Crossbill, do.
M'Nab, David (c) farmer, Cloyntree, Crossbill, do.
M'Taggart, Alex, (c), farmer, Auchinairney, Kirkmichael, do.
M'Taggart, John, Kirkmichael, do.

Neill, James, blacksmith, Blackhouse, Kirkmichael, do.

Niven, John (c), farmer, Cloncleugb, Crossbill, do.

Paterson, Wm. (c), farmer, Trachain, Kirkmichael, do.

Ramsay, John, farmer, Guiltreehill, Kirkmichael, do.

Ramsay, Thomas, farmer, Goosehill, Kirkmichael, do.
Ritchie, Mrs., Cloncaird Castle, Kirkmichael, do.

Shaw, Mrs., farmer, Montgomerieston, Kirkmichael, do.

Smith, James (c), farmer, Torr, Dalrymple, do.
Stevenson, Gavin, innkeeper, Kirkmichael, do.
274 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Stewart, James (c), farmer, Killeekie, Crossbill, by Mayboie

Stewart, James (c), farmer, Kirkmicbael Mains, do.
Stewart, James (e), farmer, Arnsow, Kirkmicbael, do.
Stewart, Charles, farmer, Tranew, Kirkmicbael, do.
Stewart, John (c), farmer, Burnton, Kirkmicbael, do.
Stewart, William, merchant, Kirkmicbael, do.

Watt, James, tailor, Crossbill, do.

Willet, John, miller,Aitkenbead Mills, Kirkmicbael, do.
Wilson, James, postmaster, Kirkmicbael, do.
Wilson, William (c), farmer, Burnton, Crossbill, do.
Wilson, Alexander, farmer, Commonbead, Kirkmicbael, do.
Wilson, William (c), labourer, do., do.
Wylie, James, farmer, Ladyburn, Crossbill, do.
Wylie, Patrick, farmer, Drumboure, Kirkmicbael, do.

YooNG, Andrew, farmer, Pinmery, Kirkmicbael, do*

 ;

Kl R KOSWAL D,
[Kirkoswald village— distant 14 miles from Ayr ; 26 miles from Kilmarnock.]

KiRKOswALD lies 7 miles from Girvan 5 miles from Dailly

5 miles from Maybole and 14 miles from Ayr. Population
;
;

—
In 1831. 1951 1841, 2030; 1851, 2242. Increase since 1831
;

—
291. Extent The parish extends to 6 miles in length, and the
total number of Scotch acres it contains is 10,999. Boundaries
It is bounded on the north by Maybole on the south by, Gir-
;

van and Dailly; on the east by Kirkmichael and on the west ;

—
by the Firth of Clyde. Character It is a purely agricultural
parish, though a few cotton -weavers are scattered over the
district. Tiles are extensively manufactured, while coal ia
—
worked to a small extent. Markets^ Sfc. Girvan and Ayr are
the chief market towns.

Alexander, Ivie, farmer^ Craigoch, Dailly, by Maybole

Blair, James, farmer, Hollowshean, Kirkoswald, do.

Bone, John, farmer, South Threave, Kirkoswald, do^
Boyd, Captain John, Rosemount Cottage, do.
Boyd, Charles, proprietor, Ladybank, Girvan
Boyle & Andrew, carpenters, Kirkoswald, do.
Brown, Wm., farmer and forester, Lochend, Kirkoswald, do.
Burns, Wm. (c), farmer. North Threave, do., do.

Caldwell, Andrew (c), farmer, Macawston, Girvan

Campbell, James (c), innkeeper, Kirkoswald, by Maybole
Campbell, P. (c), residenter, do., do.
Cathcart, John (c), farmer, Craigenton, do., do.
Coigny, Due de, proprietor, Bargany, Girvan
Cooper, Jas., taxman of Dalzellolee Colliery, Whitehill, Dailly^
do.
Cooper, James, Bridge House, Dalzellolee, do.
Craig, Andrew, farmer, Kirklands, Kirkoswald, do.
Craig, John, sen. (c), farmer. West Drumbairn, &c.) do.
Craik, James (c), farmer, do. do.
Crawford, James (c), farmer, Glenhead, do.
Crawford, John, farmer, Aird, Dailly, do.

Davidson, John (c), gardener, Culzean Castle, do.

Dick, Benjamin, farmer, Balchristin, do.
Dick, James, farmer, Warren, Kirkoswald, do,
Dodds, James (c), farmer, Lochspouts, do.
Donald, John (c), farmer, Auchenblane, Kirkoswald, do.
 KIRKOSWALD. 276

Eaglesham, James, farmer, Kirkoswald, by Maybole

Edgar, Jacob, blacksmith, Kirkoswald, do.

Ferguson, Thomas, farmer, Blainfield, Kirkoswald, do.

Ferguson, Thomas (c), Laigh Drumdow, Kirkoswald, do.
Ferguson, James (c), wright, Kirkoswald, do.
Findlay, Eev. John (c), minister, Kirkoswald, do.
France, Charles, forester and nurseryman, Culzean Castle, do.

Gemmell, Alexander, farmer, Greenwells, Kirkoswald, do.

Gilmour, James, builder, Kirkoswald, do.
Graham, Douglas, farmer, Dalwhat, Kirkoswald, do.
Gray, Hugh & Robert, farmers, Bogside, Kirkoswald, do.
Gray, John, blacksmith, Kirkoswald, do.
Gray, J., innkeeper, Kirkoswald, do.
Guthrie, Mrs. Isabella, Turnberry Lodge, Kirkoswald, do.

Hall, Sarah, housekeeper, Culzean Castle, Maybole

Haswell, Archibald, miller, Abbey Mill, Maybole
Hazle, Gilbert (c), farmer, Mosside, Kirkoswald, do.
Heron, David, farmer, Corrieston, Kirkoswald, do.
Hopson, James, forester, Ruglin, Dailly, do.

Jamieson, John, farmer, Chapelton, Kirkoswald, do.

KiLPATEiCK, Robert & John (c), farmers, High Drumdow,^

Kirkoswald, do.

Leggat, Alexander, merchant & cotton-weaver, Kirkoswald, do.

Macaw, Alexander (c), farmer, Morrieston, Kirkoswald, do.

MacMaster, H., schoolmaster and farmer, Wallacetown, Dailly,
do.
Marshall, Robert (c), farmer, Park, Kirkoswald, do.
Merry, John, blacksmith, Ruglin, Dailly, do.
Murray, John, farmer, Dinnymuch, Girvan
M'Cormack, John, farmer. Glen ton, Dailly, Maybole
M'Cubbin, .J., innkeeper, Kirkoswald, do.
M'Culloch, S. (c), farmer, Blair or Hawkhill, do.
M'llwrick, James, farmer. South Mains of Abbey, do.
M'Kissock, T., farmer. East Mains of Abbey, Kirkoswald, do.
M'Lachlan, John (c), of Blair, proprietor, Blair, Girvan
M'Lymont, Mrs. John, farmer, Craigdow, Kirkoswald, Maybole
M'Lymont & Dunlop, saw-millers, &c., Kilkerran Saw Mill,
M'Lymont, Andrew, shoemaker, Kirkoswald, do. [Dailly, do^
M'Nab, Kennedy (c), farmer, Glenluie, Kirkoswald, do.
M'Nish, James (c), farmer, Balkenna, do.
M'Questin, J., farmer, Mochrum, Kirkoswald, do.
M'Whinnie, Hugh, farmer, Merkland, do., do.
 tIRKOSWALD. .
277

NicoL, Donald, farmer, Littleton^ Kirkoswald, by Maybole

Oliver, Thomas, parochial teacher, Kirkoswald, Maybole.

Orr, David (c), merchant and post-master, do., do.

Ramsay, "Wm. (c), farmer, North-mains of Abbey, Kirkoswald

Ramsay, John (c), farmer, Baltersan Mains, Maybole
Renny, Wm., miller, CuUean Mill, Kirkoswald, do.
Rewcastle, John, farmer, Glenside, do., do.

Scott, Donald, gamekeeper, Gulzean Castle, Maybole

Sloan, John (c), farmer. East and West Balvaird, do.
Stevenson, Mrs. James, farmer, Leffenwyne, Kirkoswald, do.
Stewart, John, farmer, Kilkerran, Broadshean, do., do.

Underwood, Wm. (c), farmer, Tradunnock, Dailly, Girvan

Wilson, Charles, farmer, Jameston, Kirkoswald, Maybole

Wilson, John, farmer, Daltammie, do.
Wilson, Wm., farm-servant, Culzean Home Farm^ Maybole
Wilson, Robt. (c), farmer, Drumbeg, do.

Young, Wm., farmer and saw-miller, Thomaston, Kirkoswald

COUNTY VOTERS NOT RESIDENT IN AYRSHIRE.

Blane, Sir Seymour, Bart, (c), proprietor, Pastures, Derbyshire,
Derby
Rennie, Rev, Ebenezer (c), Renton, Dumbarton
 LARGS.
[Largs village— distant 31i miles from Ayr, and 27 miles from Kilmarnock^,

Largs lies 14 miles from Greenock 9 miles from Kilbirnie

; ;.

12 miles from Ardrossan ; and 8 miles from West Kilbride.

Population— la 1831, 2848; 1841, 4044; 1851,3717. Increase
since 1831, 869. Extent— The parish contains about 37| square
miles, or 24,160 acres. —
Boundaries It is bounded on the north,
by Innerkip and Greenock ; on the east by Kilmalcolm, Loch-
winnoch, and Kilbirnie on the south by Dairy and West Kil-
;

bride and on the west by the Frith of Clyde.

;
Character —
Weaving is the chief occupation of the inhabitants of Largs.
A goodly number are employed in sea fishing but a large pro-
;

portion of the residents are persons in comfortable circum-

stances, and following no occupation. The place is much
frequented by fashionable visiters in the summer months,
and communication with Glasgow is regularly maintained
throughout the year, first-class steam-boats plying in the
summer months five times a-day. Markets, Sfc. —A
fair is held
on the second Tuesday of June, o.s. called " Gomb's-day," or
St. Columba's-day's fair. It is of some importance as a market
for young cattle.

Adam, Eobert, overseer, Kelburne, Largs.

Aitken, John, grocer, Main -street, do.
Alexander, William, wright, Lade-street, do,
Allan, John (c), feuar^ do.
Allan, John (c), gardener, Fairlie, do.
Allan, James, carter, &c., Gallowgate-square, do.
Allan, Eobert (c), residenter, Gallowgate, do.
Anderson, John, precentor and barber, Main-street, do.,
Anderson, John, grocer. Main-street, do.
Angus, Hugh, tailor, Gallowgate. do.
Armour, James (c), farmer, Holehouse, do.
Arthur, Mrs., innkeeper, White Hart Inn, do.

Baillie, James, fishmonger. Nelson-street, do.

Bankier, D., ironmonger, Gallowgate, do.
Bankier, John, baker, Gallowgate Square, do.
Bannatyne, D., shoemaker. Main-street, do.
Barclay, William, builder. School-street, do.
Barclay, James, grocer. Main-street, do.
Barr, John, farmer, Constable Wood, do.
Barr, Alexander (c), farmer, Catburn, do.
Barr, Robert (c), farmer, Netherbarr, do.
 LARGS. 279

Barr, William (c), farmer, Routenburn, Largs

Beith, William, residenter, Moor burn Cottage, do.
Beith, Robert (c), builder, Main-street, do.
Beith, James (c), of Middleton, Middleton, do.
Beith, James (c), mason, Main-street, do.
Beith, John (c), wright, School-street, do.
Beith, D., feuar, Haillie Biair-street, do.
Beveridge, John, gardener, Brisbane, do.
Bisset, M., overseer, Hawkhill, do.
Blair, R, (c), wright, Main-street, do.
Blair, James (c), feuar, Townhead, do.
Boag, James, shoemaker, Fairlie^ do.
Boyd, John, cloth-merchant. Main-street, do.
Boyd, Mrs John, residenter. Manse Court, do.
Boyd, Archibald, mason, Fairlie, do.
Boyd, F., carpenter, Fairlie, do.
Boyd, John (c), of Tron, Tron Place, do.
Boyd, John, of Waterside, factor for Sir Thomas M. Brisbane,
Bath- street, do.
Boyd, William (c), feuar. Main-street, do.
Brisbane, General Sir T. M., Bart., K.C.B. (c), of Brisbane,
Brisbane House, do.
Broadfoot, J. (c)^ farmer, Milrig, do.
Broadfoot, William, feuar, Gateside-street, do.
Broadfoot, John, farmer, Chapelton, do.
Brown, William (c), gardener, Hailee, do.
Brown, Alexander, dyer. Main-street, do.
Brown, Robert (c), residenter, Fairlie, do.
Bunten, ,
gardener, Skelmorlie Castle, do.
Burro wes, Henry, carpenter. Nelson- street, do.

Cairnie, Stephen M., of Curling Hall, Curling Hall, do^

Caldwell, Peter, builder, Gateside-street, do.
Caldwell, William (c), feuar, Wilson-street, do.
Campbell, Miss, dressmaker. Main-street, do.
Campbell, Hugh, harbour- master, Bath-street, do.
Campbell, William, grocer, Tron Place, do.
Campbell, A. D. (c), of Ashcraig, Ashcraig House, do.
Campbell, John, M.D. (c), Gallowgate, do.
Carsewell, Alexander (c), wright. Main-street, do.
Carsewell, James, cattle-dealer, &c., Gateside-street, do.
Carthur, Thomas, gamekeeper, Brisbane, do.
Caskie, James (c), surgeon, Main-street, dOi
Cassedy, James (c), agent, Gogo-street, do.
Cherry, Mrs., grocer, Nelson-street, do.
Clark, Rev. James, minister of Fairlie, Fairlie, do.
Clark, James, cloth-merchant, Main-street, do.
CoUedge, William, of Craigmore, writer, Craigmore House, dOo.
Cooper, John, blacksmith, Boyd-street, do.
It
280 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.,

Cooper, P., blacksmith, Waterside-street, Largs

Craig, Mrs Eobert, dressmaker, Wilson-street, da
Craig, John, carter, New-street, do.
Craig, John (c), farmer, Quarter, do.
Craig, Mrs H., grocer. Nelson -street, do.
Crawford, Archibald, watchmaker. Main-street, do.
Crawford, Captain, coal merchant, do.
Crawford, H., farmer, Beithglass, do.
Crawford, James, farmer, Farden, do.
Crawford, Eobert, Greenock carrier. School-street, da
Crawford, Mrs., farmer, Outer Wards, do.
Crawford, John, farmer, Whitlieburn, do.
Crawford, John and David, farmers, Bankhead, da
Crawford, William, cattle-dealer, Harplaw, do.
Crawford, William (c), of Eaillies, Towergill, do,
Crawford, John, farmer, Eaillies, do.
Crawford, Thomas (c), agent, Nelson-street, do.
Crawford, Eobert (c), farmer, Whitlieburn, do.
Crawford, Mrs Eobert, innkeeper, Gallowgate, do,
Crawford, James (c), farmer, Thirdpart, do.
Crawford, Mrs H., residenter, Crawford-street, do.
Crawford, William (c), residenter, G»ogo-8treet, da
Crawford, Hugh (c), feuar, Fairlie, do.
Crawford, John, omnibus proprietor, Fairlie, do.
Crawford, William, farmer, Hangingheugh, do,
Crawford, James, farmer, Harplaw, do.
Crawford, William, wright, Piper Eow, do.
Crawford, D. (c), farmer, Beithglass, do,

Dickie, John (c), farmer, Fencefoot^ do.

Douie, Eev. D. B., of Free Church, Mackerston Place, do,
Druramond, Mrs., residenter, Fairlie, do.
Duncan, John, blacksmith, Fairlie, do.
Duncan, John, gardener. Curling Hall, do.
DuflF, Mrs W., Main-street, do.
Dunlop, J. D. (c), residenter, Haillie House, do,
Dunlop, Elizabeth, of Priory, Priory, do.
Dunlop, Alexander (c), of Carnduff, Priory, do,
Dunlop, James (c), of Doonside, Priory, do.
Dunlop, Samuel, teacher, Fairlie, do.
Dunlop, Henry, of Craigton, Broomfield, do.

EwiNG, John, farmer, Knockside, do.

Ewing, Eobert (c), wright. Nelson-street, do
Ewing, Hugh (c), farmer, Knockside, do.
Ewing, James (c), farmer, Knockside, do."
Ewing, Eobert (c), farmer, Knockside, do.

Farnham, James, shoemaker, Nelson-street, do.

 LARGS. 281

Figgans, James, gardener, &c., Goshen Gardens, &c., Largs

Fleck, John, carter, Haillie Blair close, do.
Fleck, James, cabinet-maker, Gallowgate Square, do.
Fleck, Mrs., grocer, Gallowgate Square, do.
Fleming, R. (c), of Silveray, Silveray, do.
Fowler, Mrs. John, sewed muslin manufacturer, Gallowgate
Fraser, A. (c), blacksmith, Main-street, do. [Square, do.
Fraser, William, blacksmith. Main-street, do.
Fraser, C, druggist, Gallowgate, do.
Fulton, William, residenter, Underbank, do.
Fyfe, H., gas manager, Main-street, do.
Fyfe, Allan, wright, Fairlie, do.
Fyfe, William, carpenter, Fairlie, do.
Fyfe, John, wright, Boyd-street, do.

Gemmell,, Rev. John, of Free Church, Fairlie, do.

Gemmell, Mrs William, residenter, Bath-street, do
Gibson, ,Temperance Hotel, do,
Glasgow,"the Right Hon. the Earl of, Kelburne House, do.
Glen, Robert (c), ironmonger, Main-street, do.
Gloag, John, tailor, Main-street, do.
Gordon, John, gunsmith, Main-street, do.
Graham, Mrs E., residenter, Gallowgate, do.
Graham, Robert, of Lancefield, Gallowgate, do.
Graham, Robert, of Gogo Vale, Main-street, do.
Graham, John, of Lancefield, Makerston Place, do.
Gray, Robert, joiner, Gallowgate Square, do.
Gray, James (c), feuar, Fairlie, do.
Gray, T. 0. H. (c), feuar, Fairlie, do.
Gregg, James, of Constable Wood, Main-street, do.
Gregg, Robert, cooper. Main-street, do.
Gregg, William, cooper. Main-street, do.

Hair, James, farmer. Ferret of Keith, do.

Hair, Ivie, farmer, Brisbane Mains, do.
Hall, P. (c), weaver, Largs, do.
Hall, James (c), wright. Main-street, do.
Hamilton, saddler. Main-street, do.
,

Harris, C, mason, Nelson-street, do.

Hay, Capt. G. J., R.N. (c), Fairlie, do,
Henry, P. (c), grocer, Main- street, do.
Henry, Archibald, tailor. Main-street, do.
Henry, James, gardener, Main-street, do.
Hill, A. (c), grocer, Main-street, do.
Hill,John, shoe-merchant, do,
Hitcheson, Miss, teacher. Free School, do.
Houston, Robert, wright, Lade-street, do.
Houston, Alexander, innkeeper, &c., Gallowgate, do.
Houston, John, skipper, School-street, do.
282 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Hume, Ellen, residenter, Fairlie, Largs

Hunter, T., shoemaker, Haillie Blair-street, do.
Hunter, William, M.D., of Woodbank, do.
Hutchison, Miss, residenter, Fairlie, do.

Inglis, Mrs., teacher, Main-street, do.

Jack, Alexander (c), of Underbank, parochial teacher, &c., do.

Jack, A., skipper. Fort-street, do.
Jack, A., fruiterer, Gallowgate, do.
Jack, John, agent, Wilson-street, do.
Jack, Elizabeth, dressmaker, Wilson-street, do.
Jamieson, A. (c), joiner, do.
Jamieson, Wm. (c). Established Church officer, Nelson-st., do.
Jamieson, D. (c), Free Church officer, Gateside-street, do.
Jardine, A,, saddler, Main-street, do.

Kerr, innkeeper, Main-street, do.

,

Kerr, Misses, residenters, Prospect Hill, do.

Kerr, Hugh (c), of Elmbank, Elmbank, do.
Kerr, Wm. (c), of Trigony, Trigony, do.
Kerr, David (c), farmer, Haining, do. "^

Kilgour, baker, Main-street, do.

,

King. Misses, spirit dealers, Main-street, do.

King, William (c), mason, do.
Kinloch, Miss, residenter, Gogo Vale, do.
Kinross, Rev. John, Established Minister, Manse, do.
Kirk, gamekeeper, Skelmorlie Castle, do.
,

Kirkwood, John, jailor, do.

Kirkwood, Wm. (c), farmer, Mains of Skelmorlie, do.
Kirkwood, Miss, residenter, Cochrane Buildings, do.
Knox, William, postmaster, Fairlie, do.

Lade, John (c), of Nodsdale, Nodsdale, do.

Lade, George, farmer, Bankhead, do.
Lade, John (c) feuar. Lade-street, do.
Lang, John (c), feuar, Main-street, do.
Lang, John Routenburn, Routenburn, do.
(c), of
Lang, James, junr., accountant, Western Bank, Bath-street, do.
Lang, John, sharebroker, London, Bankhouse, do.
Lang. James (c), of Ferretside, bank agent, Bath-street, do.
Lang, William (c), of Burnside, do.
Lang, H. M., M.D,, banker, of Blackdales, Blackdales House, do.
Lang, John, of Knockewart, Blackdales House, do.
Lang, Hugh,;M.D., of Mansfield, (Danish Consul), Mansfield
Lawrie, Thomas (c), feuar, do. [House, do.
Liraont, P. (c), shoemaker. Nelson-street, do.
Logan, John, innkeeper, Gallowgate, do.
Logan, Misses, strawhat-makers, Gallowgate- square, do.
Macfarlane, J., residenter, Tron's Buildings, Largs
MaCfarlane, Mra., residenter, Tron's Buildings, do.
Macintyre, John, shoemaker, School-street, do.
Mackay, Thomas, baker, Main-street, do.
Mackie, John, innkeeper, Waterside-street, do.
Macnair, James, of Aucheneck, Broomfield, do.
Macnair, John (c), mason, Fairlie, do.
Macnair, J. H., shoemaker, Fairlie, do.
Macvean, John, gamekeeper, Kelburne, do.
Main, George, grocer. Nelson-street, do.
Main, Andrew, grocer^ Gallowgate, do.
Malcolm. Robert, slater, do.
Martin, D., gardener, Haillee-road, do.
Martin, William, commission-merchant, Tron's Buildings, da,
Martin, James, farmer, Nodsdale Miln, do.
Mercer, James, writer and P.F., Bath- street, do.
Miller, M. (c), weaver, Fairlie, do.
Miller, Mrs. Isabella, residenter, Fairlie, do.
Miller, Mrs Susan, residenter, Fairlie, do.
Miller, John, tailor, Main- street, do.
Moodie, James, road-surveyor, Gogo-side, do.
Morran, ,hat-manufacturer, Waterside-street, do.
Morris, John, fishmonger. Main-street, do.
Morris, Mrs James, dressmaker. Main-street, do.
Morris, P., grocer, Gateside-street, do.
Morris, John (c), weaver, do.
Morris, W. H., clerk. Western Bank, Moorburn, do.
Morris, D., manufacturer, Gallowgate-square, do.
Morris, Major Robert (c), (of Moorburn), Moorburn, d<k
Morris, John (c), of Millburn, do.
Morris, Mrs. William, residenter, Gogo Vale, do.
Morrison, John, merchant, Broomfields, do.
MdTrison, James, bookseller, Main^street, do.
Morrison, Alexander, grocer. Main-street, do.
Morrison, John Young (c), merchant, do.
Muir, Robert (c), residenter, JSTelson-street, do.
Muir, Bryce (c), residenter. Nelson-street, do.
Muir, John, builder. Nelson-street, do.
Muir, John, sawyer, Brisbane-road, do.
Muir, Mrs. H. (of Warriston), Warriston, do.
Munn, Mrs., lodgings, Nelson-street, do.

M'Arthur, John, manufacturer, School-street, do.

M' Arthur, Charles, baker. Main-street, do.
M' Arthur, Rosina, haberdasher, Main-street, do.
M'Call, Miss, residenter, Fairlie, do.
M'Call, William, postmaster, do.
M'Caul, Miss E. J., residenter, St. Columba Placej do.
M'Coll, Dugald^ teacher. Free School^ do.
 284 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

M'Cunn, Thomas, of Landour, Landoitr, Largs

M'Intosh, Mrs, residenter, Main-street, do.
M'Kay, Mrs James, blacksmith, Piper-row, do^
Mackay, Eobert, blacksmith, Main-street, do.
Mackellar, John, gardener, Kelburne, do.
M'Kirdy, John, tailor, Main-street, do.
M'Kirdy, Thomas, tinsmith. Main-street, do.
'

M'Kirdy, Eobert (c), fisher, Neison-street, do.

M'Laren, Mrs., residenter, Makerston- place, do„
M'Laren, wright. Nelson-street, do.
,

M'Lean, Alex., clerk, New-street, do.

M'Lean, Archibald, upholsterer, Main-street, do.
M'Luckie, Robert, plasterer. School-street,, do.
M'Luckie, Wm., plasterer, iSTelson-street, do.

Neill, John, agent, Haillie Blair-street, do.

Orr, Mrs Eobert, residenter, Crawford-street, do.

Orr, John (c), fish-merchant, Fort-street, do.

Parker, George (c), merchant, Fairlie, do.

Paterson, James, shoemaker. Main-street, da
Paterson, John, builder, Wilson-street, do.
Paton, Wm. (e), carter, do.
Paton, John, flesher, Gallowgate, do.
Paton, Hugh, grocer. Main-street, do.
Paton, Mrs. John, residenter, Townfoot, do.
Paton, Eobert (c), innkeeper, Brisbane Arms Inn, do.
Pattison, Mrs., residenter, Cochrane Buildings, do.
Peebles, Wm. (c), farmer, Fichen, do.
Pinkerton, Eobert, accountant. City Bank, Gogo-street, do.
Pollock, Mrs. Susan, residenter, Broorafields, do.
Poison, Misses, dressmakers, Main-street, do.
Porter, James, rural constable, Main-street, do.

Eankin, D., baker, Main-street, do.

Eankin, Mrs Andrew, residenter, Skelmorlie Bank, do.
Eichardson, Mrs W., of Eosebank, Eosebank, do.
Eitchie, John, wright, Fairlie, do.
Eitchie, Eobert (c), builder, Wilson -street, do.
Eitchie, Hugh, builder. Nelson-street, do.
Eobertson, Eobert (c), farmer, Dykes, do.
Eobertson, John (c), of Kilburn, Kilburn, dow
Eobertson, Misses, of Northfield, Northfield, da
Eobinson, Alexander, teacher, Biisbane School, do.
Eodger, Andrew (c), farmer, Bourtrees, Fairlie, do.
Eodger, Eobert, Glasgow carrier, Main-street, do.
Honald John, (of Eonald M'Tavish & Co., wine-merchants,
Glasgow), Fairlie, do.
 LARGS. 285

Eoss, D,, grocer, Main- street, Largs

Roy, Mrs., residenter, Gallowgate, do.

Sawers, John, joiner, Waterside-street, do.

Scott, James (c), of Grassyards, Grassyards, do.
Scott, C. C. (c), Hawkhiir House, do.
Scott, George (c), farmer, Auchengarth, do.
Shapland, John, barrister-at-law, St. Columba Place, da
Shearer, Mrs W., lodgings, Nelson-street, do.
Simpson, Alex., cloth merchant, Main-street, do.
Simpson, John (c), cloth merchant, Main-street, do.
Sinclair, John, grocer. Main-street, do.
Spiers, John (c), flesher. Main -street, do.
Spiers, Robt., farmer, Blair Park, do.
Spiers, Janet, grocer. School-street, do.
Spiers, The Hon. Mrs, of Elderslie, Broomfield, do.
Spiers, H. (c), farmer, Fairlie "Ward, do.
Spence, James, shoemaker. Main-street, do.
Spreull, Mrs., residenter, Broomfields, do.
Steele, Robert, of Knockcastle, do.
Steven, Rev. W. (c) United Presbyterian minister, Manse, do.
Stewart, Wm. of St Fillans, St^Fillans, do.
Stewart, William (c), woollen manufacturer, Wilson-street, do.
Stewart, Samuel, grocer, Gallowgate-square, do.

Tennent, Hugh (c), of Wellpark, Fairlie, do.

Thorn, Archibald (c), feuar, Nelson- street, do.
Thorn, John (c), of Kilburn, Port Rye, do.
Thomson, John, bath-keeper, Largs Baths, do.
Thomson, Capt. Robert, of Townfoot, Gallowgate, do.

Underwood, Matthew, grocer, Main- street, do.

Underwood, Thomas (c), feuar, Bath-street, do.

Watson, John, grocer. Main- street, do.

Watson, Misses, residenters, Gallowgate, do.
White, Archibald, shoemaker, Fairlie, do.
Willoughby, tobacconist, Main-street, do.
,

Wilson, John (c), farmer, Flatt, do.

Wilson, Robert (c), feuar, Boyd-street, do.
Wilson, William, feuar. New-street, do.
Wilson, R. (c), hair-dresser. Main-street, do.
Wilson, Mrs James, of Haillie and Quarter, Quarter House, do.
Wishart, William, merchant tailor, Stamp-office, Main-st., do.
Wood, John, grocer, Gallowgate, do.
Workman, John, innkeeper. Main-street, do.
Wylie, Messrs., tinsmiths. Main-street, do.

Young, James, spirit- dealer, Main-street, do.

286 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Young, Mrs., residenter, Broom craig Park, Largs.

Young, Col. John C. (c), of Fairlie Burn, Fairlie, do.

COUNTY VOTEKS NOT RESIDENT IN AYRSHIRE.

Allan, John (c), manufacturer, Glasgow
Blair, Robert (c), writer, Greenock
Bogle, James (c), merchant, Glasgow
Gillespie, Thomas (c), Glasgow
Lade, James (c), writer, Port-Glasgow
M' Arthur, Alexander (c), baker, Port-Glasgow
Eobb, Daniel (c), wood-merchant, Greenock
 LOUDOUN.
[Newmilns village—distant 18 miles from Ayr, and 7 froifl Kilmarnock.]

Loudoun lies on the boundary between Ayr and Lanarkshire.

The town of Newmilns (in the parish) lies 1 mile from Dar-
vel 14 miles from Strathaven ; 2 miles from Galston
; and ;

7 miles from Kilmarnock. —

Population In 1831, 3959 1841, ;

4446; 1851, 4720. Increase since 1831, 761. Extent—The

extent of the parish from east to west is about 9 miles, and its
—
greatest breadth is 7. Boundaries It is bounded on the west,
north-west, and north by Kilmarnock, Fenwick, and Eagles-
ham the Irvine Water separates it from Avondale and Gal-
;

ston. —
Character The population of Newmilns are almost
entirely hand-loom wearers, and are furnished with employ-
ment by the Glasgow and Paisley houses. The people re-
siding in the village of Darvel are likewise engaged almost
exclusively at the loom. Wool-spinning is also carried on to a
partial extent in the parish. —
Markets, Sj-c. There is a fair held
annually at Newmilns on the third Wednesday of May one on ;

the fourth Thursday of August one for cattle on the first

;

Wednesday of September ; and another on the fourth Wednes-

day of October.

Allan, Eev. James (c), minister of Loudoun, Manse, New-

milns, by Kilmarnock
Allison, John (c), farmer, Foulpapple, do.
Alston, G. (c), of Loudoun-hill, Loudoun-hill House, do.
Alston, Eobt. (c), of Newlands, Newlands House, do.
Anderson, Wm., weaver, Mathew-burn, Darvel, do.
Armstrong, Eobt., wool-spinner, Greenhead, do.

Bea-ttie, David, Free Church teacher, Newmilns, do.

Beckwith, Col., Loudoun Castle, Galston, do.
Bertram, John (c), farmer. West Newton, do.
Borland, John (c), weaver, Greenside, do.
Borland, Arch., grain-dealer, Main-street, do.
Boyd, James, stationer, Main-street, do.
Brown, N., agent Ayrshire Bank, Newmilns, do.
Brown, Alex., shoemaker, Gray-street, do.
Brown, John (c), weaver, Newmilns, do.
Brown, Hugh (c), merchant, Main-street, do.
Bruce, Eev. Dr., United Presbyterian minister, Somervel Bar .

'
Bryson, Thos., of Dobieland, blacksmith, Darvel, do.

Cameron, Wm. (c), of Loudoun-Hill, Loudoun-hill, do.

288 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Campbell, Andrew (c), parochial teacher, School-house, New-

milns, by Kilmarnock
Campbell, J. L., assistant teacher, School-house, do.
Campbell, John, gas-maker, Gas Works, Newmilns, do.
Cielland, Wm. (c), weaver, Darvel, do.
Clelland, Jas, (c), agent, Darvel, do.
Cielland, Jas., agent, Darvel, do.
Cooper, James, druggist, Apothecary Hall, Main-street, do.
Craig, James, sen. and jun., weavers, Darvel, do.
Craig, Wra., merchant, &c.. Main-street, do.
Craig, Thos. (c), of Bentend, Broadley, Newmilns, do.

Dempster, James (c), of Ladyton, Ladyton House, Galston, do

Duncan, And., shoemaker, Main-street, do.
Dunlop, A., thatcher, Townhead, do.
Dunning, Andrew (c), farmer, Dobbieland and Greenbank, do.
Dykes, Thos., tailor. Main-street, do.

Ferguson, Miss Jean, merchant, Main-street, do.

Finlay, Wm. (c), weaver, Darvel, do.
Fram, Mrs., innkeeper. Waterside Inn, do.
Frew, Jas., innkeeper, Main- street, do.

Gebbie, Eobert farmer, Nether Newton, do.

(c),
Gebbie, Andrew (c),residenter, Darvel, do.
Gebbie, Thomas (c),farmer, Brownhill, do.
Gemmell, James, postmaster, Main-street, do.
Gilchrist, Thomas (c), farmer, Knevocklaw, do.
Gilchrist, Andrew (c), farmer, Carlingcraig, do.
Goudie, Andrew, tailor, Darvel, do.

Haddow, Adam, flesher, Newmilns, Bank-street, do.

Haddow, Robert, sen., flesher. Main-street, do.
Haddow, Robert, jun., flesher. Main-street, do.
Haddow, George, merchant, Main-street, do.
Hamilton, Mrs. Thomas, iron -merchant, Main-street, do.
Hood, James (c), merchant, &c.. Gray-street, do.
Hood, Joseph, wright. Gray-street, do.
Hood, Alexander (c), wright, Greenhead, do.
Hood, Mrs. L., spirit-dealer, Main-street, do.
Howie, John (c), farmer, Gateside and Harkasyke, do.

Jamieson, Andrew, sen., farmer, Townfoot, do.

Jamieson, Andrew, jun., clerk, Ayrshire Banking Office, do.

Kerr, Alexander, shoemaker. Main-street, do.

Lawrie, N. B. (c), merchant, Main-street, do.

Lawson, James (c), weaver, Newmilns, do.
 LOUDOUN. 289

Lawson, John, slater, Main-street, Newmilns, by Kilmarnock

Leper, James (c), Little Glen House, do.
Leper, John (c) of Unthank, Meikle and Little Byre, do.
Lindsay, Gavin (c), farmer. East Newton, do.
Lindsay William (c), farmer, Clairmount, do,
Lindsay, John, farmer, Dalwhatswood, do.
Loudoun, John, grocer. Main-street, do.
Loudoun, James, miller, Loudoun Mill, do.
Loudoun, M., farmer, Loudoun Mill, do.
Loudoun, John (e), farmer, Over Moor, do.
Lyon, Andrew, weaver, Darvel, do.

Mackay, Archd. (c), manufacturer, Newmilns, do

Maekie, Archd., sen., innkeeper, do.
Macpherson, A., sheriff-oflGlcer, Strand-street, do.
Macpherson, James, merchant, Main-street, do.
Mair, James (c), farmer, Glaister, do.
Mair, Archd. (c), merchant, Main- street, do.
Mair, John (c), carrier. Main -street, do.
Mair, Alex, (c), merchant, Darvel, do.
Mair, Robert (c), carrier. Main- street, do.
Mair, Alex., (c), carrier, Main-street, do.
Meikle, Robert (c), farmer. Heads, do. i
Miller, Mrs., milliner, Main-street, do.
Miller, John (c), farmer, Bowhill, do.
Miller, Wm., carter, Darvel, do. ^
Miller, Wm., sen., (c), farmer. Byres, do.
Miller,Wm. (c), carter, Darvel, do.
Mitchell, John, weaver, Darvel, do.
Mitchell, James, wright. Bank-street, do.
Mitchell, Alex, (c), farmer, Polbaith, do.
Mitchell, John, wright, Main-street, do.
Mitchell, Archd. (c), farmer, Whatrix, do.
Moffat, John, agent. Gray-street, do.
Montgomerie, Hugh (c), weaver, Darvel, do.
Moore, Wm., surgeon. Main -street, do.
Morrison, Arthur (c), labourer, Darvel, do.
Morton, John, sen. (c), residenter, Main-street, da
Morton, John, jun,, agent. Main-street, do.
Morton, Alex, (c), merchant. Main-street, do.
Morton, Adam (c), manufacturer. Main-street, do,
Morton, John (c), farmer, Henryton, do.
Morton, John (c), farmer, Broomhill, do.
Morton, George (c), of Skellyhill, Winkingfield, do.
Morton, John, shoemaker, Darvel, do.
Morton, Robert, auctioneer, Main-street, do.
Morton, John (c), cattle-dealer, Newmilns, do.
Morton, James, agent. Gray-street, do.
Morton, Andrew (c), residenter, Broomhill, Darvel^ do.
 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Morton, H. (c), weaver, Isle-street, Newmilns, by Kilmarnock

Morton, Hugh (c), farmer, Main -street, do.

M'Lelland, John, forester, Loudoun, do.

M'Queen, Hugh (c), farmer, Isles, do.

Neill, James, senr, (e), blacksmith, Greenhead,

^
Neill, James, junr., blacksmith, Greenhead, do.
Nisbet, Alexander, mason,. Main-street, do.
Nisbet, Archibald (c), weaver, Darvel, do.
Nisbet, Richmond, smith, Newmilns, do.
Nisbet, John (c), farmer, Longgreen, do.
Nisbet, Mrs George, innkeeper, Main-street, do.
Noble, Rev. Mr., Free Church minister, Manse, Newmilns, do..

Osborne, Hugh, innkeeper, Black Bull Inn, Newmilns, do.

Parker, Alexander, card-cutter, Main-street, do.

Parker, Mrs John, residenter,. Gray-street, do.
Parker, Hugh, salesman to Economical Society, Gray-st., do.
Paterson, Archibald (c), weaver, Darvel, do.
Paterson, William (c), farmer, Yontycroft, do.
Paton, James (c), farmer, Crawlaw, do.
Paton, George (c), farmer, Croonan, do.
Patrick, James (c), dyer, Darvel, do.
Peden, Alexander, ironmonger. Main-street, do.
Pollock, Alexander (c), farmer, Moorhead, do.

Reid, Alexander B., weaver, &c., Main-street, do.

Richmond, William (c), weaver, &c., Main-street, do.
Richmond, James, senr. (c), Darvel, do.
Rintoul, James (c), of Hapton, Hapton, Newmilns, do.
Rintoul, Robert B. (c), of Hapton, Main-street, do.
Robertson, Thomas, merchant, Main-street^ do.
Robertson, John (c), merchant, Darvel, do.
Ross, Mrs George, residenter, Darvel, do.

Scott, Andrew, factor onLoudoun Estate, Loudoun, do.

Smith, Andrew (c), farmer, West Carlingcraig, do.
Smith, Wm. (c), of Townhead, Townhead House, Newmilns, do.
Smith, Thomas of Parkhouse, do.
(c),
Smith, John farmer, Toll, Newmilns, do.
(c),
Smith, Mrs, baker. Main-street, do.
Smith, Alexander, baker, &c.. Sun Inn, do.
Smith, Mrs George, merchant, Kirkgate, do,
Stewart, John (c), farmer, High Overmoor, do.
Struthers, James (c), farmer, Underlaw, do.
Symington, D. (c), land- steward on Loudoun estate, Highbow
Hill, Newmilns, do.
 LOUBOUN. 291

Symington, Wra., gamekeeper, Loudoun Cottage, Newmilns,

by Kilmarnock

Thomson, John (c), farmer, Muirhouse, do.

Torrance, John, weaver, Darvel, do.
Torrance, Kobert (c), farmer, Burnfoot, do.

Wallace, Alex., cartwright, Newmilns, do.

Wardrop, Jas. (c), of Bankhead, Bankhead Mill, Galston, do.
Wardrop, John (e), of Burnbank, Burnbank, do.
White, James, (c), farmer, Wraes, do.
Wilson, Wm. (c), Westheeds, do.
Wood, D., shoemaker, Main-street, do.
Woodburn, Hugh (c), farmer, Mains of Loudoun, do.
Woodburn, James (c), cooper, Darvel, do.
Wood, John (c), of Passford, Passford House, Newmilns, do.

Young, James (c), farmer, Gamesland, do.

COUNTY VOTEES NOT EESIDENT IN AYRSHIRE.

Campbell, Arthur (c), W.S.
Hay, Wm. (c), wine-merchant, Glasgow.
Morton, Hugh (c), writer, Glasgow
M'Callum, Peter (c), ironmonger, Greenock
M'Callum, James (c), merchant, Greenock
 MAUC H LI N E.
(MaticUine village— distant 11 miles from Ayr, and 8| from Kilmarnock.)

Mauchline is situated on the river Ayr, and lies 5 miles to

the E.S.E. of Tarbolton, and 4 miles from Sorn. Population -In —
1831,2232; 1841,2156; 1851, 2471. Increase since 1831,
239. —
Extent The parish comprises 24 square miles, is 8
miles in extent, and from 2 to 4 in breadth. Boundaries It —
is bounded on the north by Craigie and Galston on the east
;

by Sorn ; on the south by Auchinleck and Ochiltree ; and on

the west by Stair and Tarbolton. Character Nearly the—
whole parish is arable, and the population is chiefly agricultural.
There are three box-manufactories in Mauchline Village, and a
woollen mill at the clachan of Haugh. Mauchline serves as
the capital, so to speak, of a large rural district hence much
;

business is done in the place. —

Markets, ^c There are seven
fairs in the town, chiefly for the sale of cattle.

Alexander, William Maxwell (c), of Ballochmyle, Mauchline

Anderson, Wm., blacksmith, Porter Lodge, do.

Balfour, James, boot and shoemaker, do.

Bone, James (c), farmer, Grassmillees, do.
Brown, John, builder, grocer & spirit-dealer, do.
Brown, Mungo, land-steward, Netherplace, Bogwood, do.
Brownlee, Thomas (c), farmer. West Mossgiel, do.
Bryce, Thomas, sexton, do.
Buchanan, Archibald, of Catrine Bank, J.P., Roddenhead,
[by Kilmarnock
Cameron & Smith, box manufacturers, Mauchline
Cameron, John (c), (of Cameron and Smith), do.
Campbell, Matthew, farmer, Highyard, do.
Cater, James, Inland Revenue Officer, do.
Clark, Davidson, & Co., box manufacturers, do.
Crawford, John, teacher, Crosshands, do.
Crawford, William (c), farmer. East Walton, do.
Crawford, John, grocer and spirit-dealer, do.
Crichton, John (c), farmer, Mosshead, do.

Dale, Andrew, farmer, Barskimming, do.

Dickie, Gavin farmer, Killochhead, do.
(c),
Doak, Henry, saddler and harness maker, do.
Donaldson, Mrs., teacher, industrial department, Educational
Institution, do.
 MAUCHLINE. 293

Elliot, "Willam, blacksmith, &c., Crosshands, Mauchline

Fairlie, Rev. Jas, (c), parishminister,Manseof Mauchline, do.

Fairley, Rev. George, minister of Free Church, Free Manse, do.
Ferguson, William (c), baker, do.
Ferguson, Montgomery (c), watch and clockmaker, do.
Foulds, Matthew, surgeon and oculist, do.

GiBB, James, grocer and spirit-dealer, do.

Gibson, James, joiner, do.
Gibson, James (c), farmer, Syke and Barlosh, do.
Gibson, Richard (c), grocer and spirit-dealer, do.
Goldie, William, precentor of U. P. Church, do.

Hamilton, Dr. Dugald (c), J.P. of Beechgrove, do.

Hamilton, James (c), miller and wood-merchant, Haugh, do.
Hamilton, Mrs., Mauchline Castle, do.
Hay, William, gamekeeper, Ballochmyle, do.
Hillhouse, David, wood-merchant, do.
Hodge, David (c), farmer, Friendless Head, do.
Hollands, William, manager of Haugh Woollen Spinning Co.,
Hood, James, weaving and sewing agent, do. [Haugh, do.

Inglis, John, farmer, Roddenhead, do.

Jamieson, William (c), farmer. West Walton, do.

KiLGOUR, H. W., teacher, senior department, liTew Educational

Institution, do.

Lamb, William, gardener, Ballochmyle, do.

Lambie, Gavin, tailor, do.
Lambie, David, foreman, Haughyett Quarry, Mauchline
Lambie, William, lessee, Deaconbank Quarry, Deaconbank, do.
Lambie, John (c), tailor, do.
Lambie, William, Greenside-place, do.
Lambie, Robert, manager, gas-work, do.
Lees, Thomas, joiner, do.
Lindsay, David (c), innkeeper, Black Bull Inn, do.
Lindsay, John (c), farmer, Killoch, do.
Logan, William Charles, teacher, junior department, Educa-
Logan, James, tailor, do. [tional Institution, do,
Lyle, Henry (c), weaver, do.

Mair, John (c), farmer, Barneight, do.

Mair, James, farmer, Hillhead, do.
Marr, James, draper and coal merchant, and Glasgow and
Mauchline carrier, do.
294 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY,

Marr, James (c), farmer, Auchmillan, Mauchline

Meikle, Ivie, writer, do.
Meikle, Richard, flesher, do.
Miller, Sir William (c), of Glenlee, Barskimming, do.
Miller, Hugh, baker, grocer and spirit dealer, do.
Miller, Thomas (c), farmer, Barnaighthill, do.
Miller, John, baker, do.
Mitchell, Thomas (c), parish schoolmaster and inspector of poor,
Mitchell, John, surgeon, do. [do.
Mitchell, John (c), farmer, Montgarswood, do.
Mitchell, John, draper, do.
Mitchell, James (c), farmer, Merkland, do.
Mitchell, John, farmer, Fowles, do.
Morrison, James, house proprietor. Gas Co. collector, do.
Morton, James (c), farmer, Barwheys, do.
Morton, Hugh, farmer, Dalsangan Mill, do.
Muir, James, precentor of Free Church, do.
Murdoch, "William, writer, clerk to District Road Trustees, do,
Murdoch James (c), farmer, Holeinbush, do.
Murdoch, David (c), farmer, Braehead, dp.
Murray, James, farmer, Muir, do.

M'Clelland, Thomas (c), innkeeper, do.

M'Crorie, Thomas, messenger, post-office, to Catrine & Sorn, do.
M'Gaan, James, boot and shoemaker, do.
M'llveen, Andrew, precenter of parish Church, do.
M'Lean, John, agent for Glasgow & S.W. Railway Coy., Rail-
way Station, do.
M' Queen, David, factor, Ballochmyle, do.

Nairn, Cuthbert (c), farmer, Grassyards, do.

James (c), stocking-maker, do.
Neill,
Nicholson, Robert (c), farmer, Kingzencleugh, do.
Nisbet, Hugh S., sub-distributor of stamps ; merchant, do.
Nisbet, Jane, innkeeper, do.
Nisbet, Hugh, grocer, do.

Paton, Andrew (c), weaving and sewing agent, do.

Reid, Williaitn, innkeeper, do.

Reid, Mrs Ann, innkeeper, Cross Keys Inn, do.
^Richmond, John (c), weaver, do.
Richmond, Matthew (c), farmer, Lowerland, do.
Roberts, John, draper, do.
Ronald, William (c), grocer and spirit dealer, do.

SiLLARS. James, farmer, Garfield, do.

Sloan, James (c), farmer, Turnerhill, do.
 MAUCHLmE, 295

Smith, W. & A. (c), box & fancy cabinet work manufactory,

Mauchline
Smith, William (c), farmer, Lawersbridge, do.
Smith, "William, letter-carrier, do.
Smith, Richard, draper, do.
Stevenson, John (c), farmer. Boghead, do.
Strathdee, John (c), writer and banker, do.

Taylor, Bruce, salesman, Economical Provision Society, do.

Thomas, Kev. David (c), minister of U. P. Church, do.
Thomson, Andrew, sheriff-officer, do.

Wallace, Hugh, grocer and spirit dealer, do.

Wallace, William (c), farmer, Mains, do.
Wallace, James (c), farmer, Auchenbrane, do.
Weir, William, boot and shoemaker, do.
Wilson, John (c), farmer, Bargour, do.
Wilson, John (c), farmer, Brighouse, do.
Wilson, Hugh, postmaster and druggist, do.
Wilson, Robert (c), blacksmith, Auchmillan, do.
Woodburn, Alexander, tilemaker, Barneight, do.
Woodrow, Misses, Viewfield, do.
Wyllie, Hugh (c), farmer, Brigland, do.
Wyllie, James (c), farmer, Mossgiel, do.

Young, Andrew, innkeeper, Mauchline, do.

Young, John (c), farmer, Haughyett, do.
Young, Robert (c), farmer, Knowehead, do.

COUNTY VOTERS NOT RESIDENT IN AYRSHIRE.

Boyd, Alexander (c), Southbar, Renfrew
Hamilton, W. F. (c), Terril, Westmoreland.

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 ; ;

MAYBOLE.
[Maybole — distant 9 miles from Ayr, and 21 miles from KilmamockJ
Maybole lies 12 miles from Girvan 5 miles from Dalrymple
;

44 miles from Kirkoswald and 9 miles from Ayr. Population

;
—
In 1831, 6,400 1841, 7,027 1851, 7,615. Increase, since 1831,
; ;

1,215. —
Extent The parish contains about 34 square miles ; its
—
length is 9 miles, and its breadth 5. Boundaries It is bounded
on the north and east by the river Doon, which divides it from
Ayr and Dalrymple on the east and south by Kirkmichael
;

and Girvan Water and on the west by Kirkoswald and the

;

Firth of Clyde. Character—In 1837, 4000 of the population

resided in the town, and the remaining 2,400 in the landward
part of the parish. The town population was then, and is still,
engaged in handloom weaving. At Dunure, there is a small
sea-fishing establishment. Markets, &c. —
Maybole is a market
town the market is held on Thursday! There are four fairs
:

—
held annually the Candlemas, Beltane, Lammas, and Hallow
fairs, now almost entirely limited to the hiring of servants.

AiLSA, The Most Noble the Marquis of, Culzean Cast!e»

Maybole
Alexander, James, merchant-tailor, do.
Alexander, John (c), tailor, do.
Allan, Kobert, farmer, Milton do.
Austin, John, wright, do.

Baird, Hugh (c), shoemaker, do.

Baird, Thomas, sen., shoemaker, do.
Baird, John, grocer, Kirkwynd, do.
Baird, Andrew (c), do.
Baird, James (c), merchant, do.
Balfour, Miss, do.
Balfour, Captain, St. John's Cottage, do. •

Begg, John (c), dyer, do.

Bell, Thomas (c), messenger- at-arms, do.
Blair, Kev. John, Fisherton Manse, Dunure, Ayr
Blane, Alexander (c), farmer, Meikle Auchengairn, Maybole
Bone, George, land-steward, do.
Bone, Quintin, farmer, Laigh Grange, do.
Bone, David (c), farmer, Crorieshill, Culroy, do.
Bowman, Thomas, farmer, Crostonhill, do.
Boyd, Ivie, toll-keeper, Alloway Bridge, Ayr
Boyd, Mrs James, spirit-dealer, Culroy Bridge, Maybole
Brackenridge, Wm,, grocer, do.
 MAYBOLE. 297

'
Brown, William, of Corphin, &c., J. P, (c), Banker, Maybole
Bryce, Thomas (c), farmer, Smithstone, do.

Campbeli^ John, baker, do.

Campbell, Thomas, surgeon, do.
Chalmers, Andrew, contractor, Laigh Brockloch, do.
Clarke, Henry, grocer, do.
Cowan, John (o), farmer, Barlaugh, do.
Cowan, Eichard, plumber, do.
Cowan, Wm. (c), farmer, East Brockloch, do.
Craig, Mrs. Andrew, farmer, Burton, Dunure, Ayr
Craig, John, farmer, St. Murray, Maybole
Crawford, Wra. (c). Grange House, do.
Crawford, Hugh (c), tanner, do.
Crawford, Charles, shoemaker, do.
Crawford, Thomas (c), farmer, Bogside, do%
Crawford, John, miller, Dunure Mill, Ayr
Crawford, William, accountant, Western Bank of Scotland*
Maybole
f Crosbie, William (c), farmer. Mid Brockloch, do.
I
Gumming, John (c), farmer, Auchenwynd, do.
I
Cunningham, John, J.P. clerk, do.
i
Currie, Ivie, saddler, do.
Currio, John, grocer, do.

Dick, Andrew (c), farmer, Genoch, Dunure, by Ayr

Dick, Quintin (c), wright, Maybole
Dick, Mrs William, do.
Dick, John, mason and quarrier, do.
Dickson, Adam, farmer, Carsloe, do.
Dodds, John (c), farmer. Spring Garden, do.
Dodds, James, farmer, Thornbroke, do.
Dods, Eev. S. O., Free Church minister, Manse, do.
Dunlop, Samuel (c), farmer. Brae, Culroy, do.
Dunlop, Thomas, agent, do.
Dunlop, Mrs Susanna, do.
Dunlop, Alexander, farmer. Little Smithstone, do.
Dunn, Walter, carrier, do.
Dunn, James (c), farmer, Chapelton, do.
Dunn, James (c), wonllen manufacturer, do.
Dunn, Hugh (c), Whitehall, do.
Dykes, Thomas (_c% factor to Lord Ailsa, Castle, dot

Eaglesham, Alexander (c), farmer, Trees, do*

Edgar, James (c), weaver, da.

Eerguso^, John, farmer, Penmore, do.

Ferguson, John, tailor, do.
Eindlay, John, J.P., farmer, Lyonstone, do.,
^§S AYRSHIRE DIRECTORTo

Fisher, William (c), nailer, Maybole

Forsyth, William, grocer and coal agent, do.
Forsyth, John, carter and wood-merchant, dOo
Fulton, James, farmer, BaUg, do.

Galloway, James Thomson, coach-proprietor, Sun Inn, do,

Galloway, Mrs Jean, innkeeper, do.
Gait, Wm., market gardener, Glenays, Dunure, Ayr
Gerrand, Andrew (c), farmer, Grimmet, Maybole
Gibson, Matthew (c), agent,, do.
Gibson, John May, merchant, do.
Gillies, Eobert, farmer, Blackbyres, do.
Girvan, WiUiam, M.D., do.
Goudie, John Mven, (c), J.P., of Kirkbride, do.
Goudie, John (c), miller. New Mill of Monk wood, da
Goudie, Andrew, agent, do.
Goudie, Mrs Wm., do.
Gray, Eobert (c), farmer, Midton, do.
Gray, John, merchant,, do.
Gray, Gilbert, shoemaker, do.

Hamilton, John, grocer, do.

Hamilton, David, builder, do.
Hannay, John, spirit-dealer, do.
Hannay, Wm. (c), writer. Town-clerk, and district procurator
fiscal, do.
Haswell, John (c), wright, do.
Hawthorn, Fergus, M.D., do.
Hazle, Eobert (c), farmer, Drumbae, de.
Hazle, Eobert, farmer, Craigfin, do.
Henderson, James (c), residenter, do.
HoUogan, Thomas, baker, do.
Hunter, Alexander, W.S.. Newark Castle, by Ayr
Hunter, John (c), farmer, Whitelees, Maybole
Hunter, Allan, wright, do.
Hunter, Archibald, blacksmith, do.
Hunter, John, blacksmith, do.
Hutchison, Agnes, do.
Hutchison, Mrs., farmer. West Brockloeh, do.
Hutchison, William, »pirit-dealer, &c., do.

Jack, Alexander, wood-merchant, Culroy, do»

Jamieson, Mathew (c), farmer, Glenbay, da

Kennedy, James, farmer, Myremill, do.

Kennedy, John, grocer, do.
Kennedy, Miss, Dunure, do.
Kennedy, Mrs. John, Balloney, do»
Kennedy, David (c), agent, do.
 MAYBOLE. 299

Kennedy, John (c), agent, IMaybole

Kerr, James (c), wright, do.
Kerr, Robert, flesher, do.

LiMONT, J. & W., carders, Culroy, do.

Linton, Andrew farmer, Glenalmond, do.
(c),
Logan, John, farmer, Burncrooks, do.
Logan, John (c), farnier, Largs, Dunure, Ayr

Maclimont, John, Montgomery-street, do.

Maelure, Hugh, merchant, do.
Maclure, David, ironmonger, &c., do.
Macrorie, John, farmer, Attiquin, Maybole
Main, James (c), baker, do.
Menzies, Rev. William (c), D.D., parish minister, Manse, do.
Mitchell, Alexander (c), of Sauchrie, J.P., Sauchrie, do.
Mitchell, William, auctioneer, do.
Muir, Alexander (c), do.
Muir, George (c), farmer, Kylestone, do.
Muir, John (c), farmer, Barwheys, do.
Muir, John (c), farmer, Littleton, do.
Muir, Arthur, merchant, do.
Muir, Grilbert, merchant, do.
Muir, John (c), farmer, Deansmili, do.
Muir,John, farmer, Knowside, do.
Murdoch, James, agent, do.
Murray, Francis H., weaver, Culroy, do.

M'Blain, Alexander, farmer, High Auchengairn, do.

M'Caa, James, ironmonger, do.
M'Call, John (c), wright, Culroy Bridge, do.
M'Cartney, James, merchant, do.
M'Clelland, Thomas (c), residenter, Perrystone, do.
M'Clure, Alexander, cattle-dealer, do.
M'Clymont, Edmund, spirit- dealer, do.
M'Creath, John (c), farmer, Doonbank, do.
M'Creath, James, innkeeper, Fisherton, Ayr
M'Crindie, Hugh, tailor, do.
M'Crindle, James, shoemaker, do.
M'Crone, James (c), farmer, Otterden Mains, do.
M'Crorie, Thomas (c), farmer, Whitefaulds, do.
M'Cubbin, Andrew (c), merchant, do.
M'Cubbin, Fergus, manufacturer's agent, do.
M*Culloch, Lilias, Newyards, do,
M'Cutcheon, Alexander, farmer, Drumbain, do.
M'Cutcheon, James Mrs., farmer, Laigh Kylestone do.
M'Dowall, Mrs., Laigh Culzean, do.
M'Gilvray, John, farmer, Monkwood Mains, Culroy, do.
M'Hallum, William, farmer, Drummurran, do.
300 ATRSHIRE DIRECTORY,

M'llraith, Thomas, auctioneer, &c., May bole

M'Jannet, William, farmer, Drumshang, do.
M'Kail, Mrs., May bole
M'Kie, Fergus (c), gas manager, do.
M'Millan, William (c), slater, do.
M'Murtrie, James (g), grocer, Kirkwynd, do.
M'Nider, Mrs, do.
M'Tyer, William. M.D., Eed Brae, do.
M'Whinnie, William, farmer, Blairston Mains, do.
M'Whirter, Alexander, baker, do.

Neill, Hugh (c), farmer, Newark, do.

Nimmo, Thomas, tailor,[do.

O'Hara, Mrs., do.

Paterson, William (c), of Paterson, J.P., Paterson -house,

Paton, Hugh (c), residenter, do. [Culroy, do.
Porteous, Mitchelson, J.P., printer, do.
Primrose, Miss, do.

Ealston, Alexander (c), J.P., farmer, Drainage Surveyor, &c.,

Dunduff, Ayr
Ealston, Mrs., senr,, Dunduff, Ayr
Eankine, John (c), of Beocb, J.P, Craigskean, Maybole
Rankine, James (c), of Otterden, J.P., M.D., Otterden-house, do.
Eankine, Adam (c), of Knockdon, J.P., Knockdon-house, do.
Eankine, Mrs. James, Beoch, do.
Eankine, Mrs., Knockdon, do.
Eeid, James Hamilton (c), civil engineer, do.
Eeid, William (c). farmer, Cultizeoun, do.
Eennie, William, J.P., banker, do,
Eennie, James, innkeeper, do.
Eobertson, John, writer, do.
Eodger, James, saddler, do.
Eoss, Alexander (c), spirit-dealer, Culroy, do.

Scott, Walter (c), farmer, Glenside, do.

Sharpe, James, farmer, Midton of Monkwood, Culroy^ da
Shaw, John (c), wright, do.
Shaw, Gilbert (c), farmer, Upperburncrooks, do.
Shaw, Thomas (c), painter, glazier, and paper-hanger, do.
Sibbald, Eobert, grocer, do.
Sinclair, Peter (c), baker, do.
Smith, Peter (c), residenter, do.
Smith, Craw^urd, surgeon do.
Stewart, Eobert, Inland Eevenue officer, do.
Stewart, Jane, grocer, do.
Stillie, John (c), dyer, do.
 MAYBOLE. 301

Templeton, David, watchmaker, May bole

Tennant, Wm, (c) farmer, Greenan, do.
Tennant, Charles V. S., innkeeper, do.
Thomson, Rev. J. M., United Presbyterian minister, do.
Todd, James, farmer, Dunure Mains, do.

Ueie, John (c), farmer, Pennyglen, do.

Walker, James (c), farmer, Garryburn, do.

Wallace, Lieutenant James (c), H. P., do.
Whyte, Robert (c), grocer, do.
Wilson, William, grocer, do.
Wilson, Miss M., do.
Wilson, Miss E., do.
Wilson, James, farmer, Cargilstone, do.
Wilson, Matthew (c), farmer, Drummullin, do,
Wilson, Mrs., of Duncanland, do.
Wilson, Robert (c), proprietor, Drummullin, do.
Wyllie, John, parish schoolmaster, do.

Young, John (c), farmer, Spring garden, do.

COUNTY VOTERS NOT RESIDENT IN AYRSHIRE,

Cathcart, Elias (c), of Auchendrane, St. Margarets, Queens-
ferry, Fife
Crawford, Thos. M'Micken (c), of Grange
Goldie, John (c), merchant, Liverpool.
Kennedy, the Hon. T. F. (c), of Dunure, London
Kidd, Rev. Wm. (c), minister, Alexandria.
Mitchell, Wm. (c), spirit-dealer, Glasgow.
M'Cosh, Rev. James (c), minister, Brechin.
Torrance, George M'Micking (c), of Cultizeown
 MO N KTO N .

Pdonkton village— distant 4 miles from Ayr, and 8 nules from Kilmarnock.]

MoNKTON and Prestwick lie on the Ayr and Kilmarnock

road
—the former 4 miles to the north of the county town, and the
latter 2^ miles. Population— In 1831, 1807 1841, 1933 1851,
; ;

—
1960. Increase since 1831, 153. Eatent The parish contains
9 or 10 square miles, and is 3^ miles long, and 3j broad.
—
Boundaries It is bounded on the north and north-east by Dun-
donald, Symington, and Craigie on the east, by Tarbolton and
;

St. Quivox ;on the south and south-east, by St. Quivox and
Newton and on the west by the Firth of Clyde. Character
;
—
—
There are three villages in the parish Monkton, Prestwick,
and New Prestwick. The first is inhabited chiefly by an
agricultural population Prestwick by weavers and the last-
; ;

mentioned by miners and weavers. There are about 1800

Scotch acres in tillage the remaining 570 serve for pasture.
;

Husbandry is in an efficient state in the parish. Markets, ^c. —

Ayr is the nearest market town.

Adams, Robert, schoolmaster, Prestwick by Ayr.

Allan, David, mason, Monkton, do.
Allan, Hugh, mason, Prestwick, do.
Andrew, Thomas (c), farmer, Muirhouse, do.
Andrew, Alexander, mason, Monkton, do.
Andrew, David, mason, Monkton, do.
Andrew, James, mason, Monkton, do.
Andrew, Hugh, grocer, Prestwick, do.
Andrew, John, coachman, Adamton, do.

Beggs, James, tailor, Prestwick, do.

Benderman, John, weaver, New Prestwick, do.
Boddan, John, farmer, Kingcase, do.
Borland, William, sea captain, Prestwick, do.
Borland, James, ship carpenter, Prestwick, do.
Boyd, Hugh (c), freeman, Prestwick, do.
Boyd, David (c), freeman, Prestwick, do.
Boyd, Charles (c), treasurer and freeman, Prestwick, do.
Boyle, Alexander, weaver. New Prestwick, do.
Breckenridge, Andrew, shoemaker, Monkton, do.
Bruce, Jane, grocer and innkeeper. New Prestwick, do.
Bryan, Andrew, millwright, Prestwick, do.
Buchanan, Joseph, saddler, Monkton, do.

Calderwood, Alexander (c), miller and farmer, Adamton, do.

 MONKTON". 303

Caldwell, Andrew (c), freeman, Prestwick, by Ayr.

Campbell, Wm. Gunning (e), of Fairfield, Fairfield House, do.
Campbell, William (c), farmer, Woodside, do.
Campbell, James, farmer, Prestwick, do.
Caruthers, Joseph, weaver. New Prestwick, do.
Cochrane, David, feuar, Prestwick, do.
Cowan, James M'Skimming, parochial schoolmaster, inspector
and collector, &c., Monkton, do.
Crawford, John, blacksmith, Monkton, do.

Dennistoun, Mrs., Adamton House, Monkton, do-

Dickie, Mrs., grocer, Monkton, do.
Dinnan, John, feuar, New Prestwick, do.
Dow, John, farmer, Whiteside, do.
Dow, Mrs., Tannahill Cottage, Prestwick, do.
Drennan, Thomas (c), farmer, Brieryside, do.
Drennan, William, farmer, Syke, do.
Duncan, John Paton, Free School teacher, Monkton, do.

Fairfowl, B., feuar. New Prestwick, do.

Fulton, Samuel, weaver, do., do.

Gardiner, John, farmer, Monktonhill, do.

Gaw, Wm. (c), farmer, Fairlees, do.
Gemmell, Wm., Ladykirk House, do.
Gibson, Wm., wright, Adamton, do.
Gray, Allan (c), blacksmith and freeman, Prestwick, do.
Guthrie, Andrew (c), portioner, Monkton, do.
Guthrie, John, innkeeper, Monkton, do.
Guthrie, Eobert, feuar, Monkton, do.
Guthrie, John, sen., freeman, Prestwick, do.
Guthrie, John (c), wright, Prestwick, do.

Hall, Charles, weaver. New Prestwick, do.

Hay, Mrs Wm., feuar, Monkton, do.
Hooks, Mrs, grocer, Prestwick, do.
Hopkins, John, farmer, Bogside, do.
Horan, James, pensioner. New Prestwick, do.
Hunter, John, jun. (c), roadman and freeman, Prestwick, do.
Hunter, Adam (c), farmer, Prestwick, do.
Hunter, Eichard, feuar, Prestwick, do.
Hunter, John (c), senr., freeman, Prestwick, do.
Hunter, William, senr., feuar, Prestwick, do.
Hunter, James, junr., joiner, Prestwick. do.
Hunter, William, junr., innkeeper, Prestwick, do.
Hunter, James, ship carpenter, Prestwick, do.
Hunter, Mrs Robert, grocer, Prestwick, do.
Heron, William, feuar, Prestwick, do.
Hutchison, David, senr., joiner, do.
304 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Hutchison, David, junr., shoemaker, Monkton, by Ayr

Hutchison, Thomas, joiner, Townhead, do.
Hutchison, Alexander, shoemaker, Prestwick, do.
Hutchison, John, weaver, Monkton, do.

Jaihteson, John (c), farmer, Adamton Mains, do.

Jamieson, James, farmer, Newlands, do.

Kennedy, William, collector, Railway Station, Prestwick, do.

Kerr, John, porter. Railway Station, do.
Kerr, John, shoemaker, New Prestwick, do.
King, Thomas, sexton and church officer, Powbank, do.
Kirkland, John, precentor, do.
Kirkland, Robert, feuar, Prestwick, do.
Knight, James, grocer and agent, Prestwick, do.

Lawrie, George James, D.D., parish minister, Monkton

Logan, John Ronald, New Prestwick, do. [Manse, do.

Manson, George, innkeeper, Monkton, do.

Hanson, Robert (c), freeman, Prestwick, do.
Marshall, Thomas, Boydfield, Prestwick, do.
Meikle, James, feuar, Prestwick, do.
Miller, George, farmer, Prestwick, do.
Miller, James, freeman, New Prestwick, do.
Mitchell, Robert, farmer, Prestwick, do.
Mitchell, William, mason, New Prestwick, do.
Mitchell,Hugh, innkeeper, Prestwick. do.
Murdoch, John (c), farmer, Fairfield, do.
Murdoch, Thomas, farmer, Mid ton, Monkton, do.
Murphy, William, tailor, Monkton, do.
Murphy, David, merchant, Monkton, do.

M'Arthur, George, shoemaker, Prestwick, do.

M' Arthur, William, mason, Prestwick, do.
M'Call, John, innkeeper, Monkton, do.
M'Cartney, John, sexton and burgh officer, Prestwick, do.
M'Connell, William, weaver, New Prestwick, do.
M'Crorie, Alexander, smith, Adamton, do.
M'Crorie, Thomas, blacksmith, Monkton, do.
M'Crorie, John, blacksmith, Monkton, do.
M'Crorie, John, carter, Monkton, do.
M'Crorie, Hugh, innkeeper, Prestwick, eo.
M'Ewen, John, farmer. Prestwick, do.
M'Farlan, Rev. John, Free Church Minister, Monkton, do.
M'Guffie, George, saddler, Monkton, do.
M'Lannahan, James, grocer and nailer, Monkton, do.
M'Latchie, Thomas, feuar, Prestwick, do.
M'Millan, Robert, collector, Railway Station, Monkton, do.
 MONKTON. 305

M'Millan, James, farmer, Prestwick. by Ayr

M'Whinnie, Eobert, freeman, Il^ew Prestwick, do.

Neill, Eobert, mason, Prestwick, do.

Paterson, Mary and Grace, farmers, Aikenbrae, do.

Paterson, Alexander, annuitant, Prestwick, do.
Paton, Robert (c), farmer, Prestwick, do.
Penn, Robert (c), residenter, Monkton, do.
Pollock, Thomas (c), residenter, Monkton, do.
Porteous, James (c), joiner, Monkton, do.

Reid, Mrs., of Adamton, Adamton House, do,

Reid, Thomas (c), farmer, Monktonmiln, do.
Reid William, farmer, West Orangefield, do.
Reid, John, merchant, Monkton, do.
Reside, William (c), farmer, Hobsland do.
Robertson, William (c), farmer, Prestwick, do.
Robertson, Lieut. William, New Prestwick, do.
Ronald, Hugh, miller, Powbank, do.

Sinclair, James (c), of Orangefield, Orangefield House, do.

Smith, William, sen. (c), freeman and chief magistrate, Prest-
wick, do.
Smith, Charles (c), farmer, Bogside, Monkton, do.
Smith, William, sen., shoemaker, Monkton, do.
Smith, Anne, postmistress, Monkton, do.
Smith, Andrew, shoemaker, Monkton, do.
Smith, David, sen. (c), freeman, Prestwick, do.
Smith, Peter (c), grocer and innkeeper, Prestwck, do.
Smith, James, farmer, Prestwick, do.
Smith, John, senr. (c), freeman, Prestwick, do.
Stevenson, Hugh, farmer, Ladykirk, Monkton, do.
Stewart, George, pensioner, Monkton, do.
Stewart, Alexander, residenter, Prestwick, do.

Thomson, William, weaver, New Prestwick, do.

Turner, Hugh, undertaker, Monkton, do.

Walker, Thomas, pensioner, Monkton, do.

Wallace, John, Prestwick, do.
tailor,
Watt, John (c), freeman, Pairlees, do.
Watt, Forbes, weaver, New Prestwick, do.
Wilson,. William, weaver, Prestwick, do.
Wilson, James, shoemaker, Prestwick, do.

COUNTY VOTER NOT RESIDENT IN AYRSHIRE.

Walker, Rev. W. F. (c), minister, Edinburgh
 M Ul RK IRK.
f MuirMrt Tillage— distant 26 miles from Ayr, ; 23 miles from Kilmarnock.)

MtJiRKiRK is the most easterly parish in Ayrshire, and lies at

the distance of 10 miles to the N.E. of Cumnock. Popu-
iation—la 1831, 2816 1841, 3125 1851, 3423. Increase since
; ;

—
1831, 607. Extent The parish contains 56 square miles, or
30,000 acres. It is 8 miles in length, and 7 in breadth.
—
BountMries It is bounded on the east and south-east by the
parishes of Douglas and Crawfordjohn ; on the north and north-
east by Avondale and Lesmahagow on the south and south-
;

west by Auchinleck and on the west and north-west by Sorn

;

—
and Galston, Character There are numerous mines of coal,
ironstone and lime, in the parish. About 25,000 acres of land
have never been cultivated, and not more than 5,000 acres have
been under crop. There are extensive iron-works, which em-
ploy a large proportion of the population. Markets, Sfc. The —
nearest market town is Strathaven. There are three agricul-
tural fairs held annually in Muirkirk,

AiRD, Alexander (c), of Crossflat, Muirkirk

Aird, William <c), miller, Aird's Mill, do.
Alexander, William (c), farmer, WMtehaugh, do.
Alexander, Jane, merchant, do.
Allison, James (c), of Tardees, do.
Anderson, James, sen., feuar, do.
Anderson, David, farmer, Auldhouseburn, do.
Anderson, Hugh, farmer, Greenockdyke, do.
Anderson, Hugh (c), farmer, Townhead, do.
Anderson, James, feuar, Village, do.
Anderson, John, overseer, Linkyburn, do.
Archibald, Robert (c), labourer, do.

Baird, William, clerk, Ironworks, do.

Baird, Jas., forester to the Duke of Portland, Hayslackhill, do.
Begg, John (c), smith, do.
Begg, Mrs., publican, do.
Bilsland, Hugh, grocer, do.
Blackburn, Peter (c), coalmaster, N. Mains, do.
Blackwood, James, sen. (c), wright, do.
Blyth, Charles, flesher, do,
Bowie, John, engineer. Railway, do.
Brown, William (c), of Greenock Mains, do.
Brown, Adam, mason, do.
 MUIRKIRK. 307

Brown, Maxwell, mason, Muirkirk

Brown, Robert, farmer, New Mains, do.
Brown, Matthew, overseer, Wellwood, do.
Bryden, Mrs., grocer, do.

Call AN, John (c), farmer, Glenbuck, do.

Callan, Thomas, farmer, Westshields, do.
Campbell, Archibald, collector. Railway Station, do.
Clement, John (c), farmer, Greenside, do.
Craig, James (c), farmer, Priesthill, do.

Dickson, Col., Glenbuck, do.

Dugan, David, publican, do.
Dunbar, William, publican, do.
Dunlop, Thomas, weigher, Ironworks, do.

FiNLAT, James, farmer, Mansfield, do.

Forrest, Jane, merchant, do.
Foster, William, farmer, Muirmill, do.

Gall, Francis, farmer, Sunnyside, do.

Gemmell, Gavin (c), Whitehaugh, do.
Gemmell, Mrs. Bibella, farmer, Garple, doi
Gibson, William (c), cheesedealer, do.
Gibson, James, accountant. Western Bank, do»
Gibson, Daniel, farmer, Carney Cotton, do.
Gibson, John, farmer, Linburn, do.
Gibson, Thomas, innkeeper, do.
Gray, James, merchant, do.
Greenshields, Alexander, grocer, do.

Hair, John (c), farmer, Marchhouse, do.

Hamilton, Andrew (c), draper, do.
Hamilton, Andrew, innkeeper, Glenbuck, do.
Hamilton, John, farmer, Nether Wellwood, do.
Hodge, John, teacher, do.
Howat, Mrs Thomas, baker, do.
Hunter, John (c), farmer, Catchybiirn, do.

Inch, Robert, farmer, Lightshaw, do.

Johnstone, Alexander, farmer, Aird'a Green, do.

Kay, Robert, innkeeper. Black Bull, do.

Kennedy, Helen, farmer, Karteshall, do.
Kirkhop, John, flesher, do.
Kirkland, William, flesher, do.
308 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Lang, Alexander, engineer, Linkeyburn House, Muirkirk

Lapraik, David (c), farmer, Hall, do.
Lapraik, James(c), residenter, do.
Lapraik, John, baker, do.
Loudoun, Mrs James, publican, do.

Maider, John (c), of Aikencleugh, Waterhead, do.

Mair, Alexander, contractor, Middlefield, do.
Marshall, James, tinsmith, do.
Martin, James, teacher, do.
Maxwell, Mrs, farmer, Blaikside, do.
Meikle, James, smith, do.
Merry, James (c), farmer, Dalfram, do.
Mitchell, Mrs, grooer, do.
Moffat, Robert (c), farmer, Burnfoot, do.
Monachan, James, teacher, do.
Morrison, Dr , do.
Morton, John, innkeeper, do.
Muir, Hugh (c), feuar, do.
Muirkirk Iron Coy., Kameshill, do.

M'Cartney, Thomas, moulder, do.

M'Cartney, James, teacher, do.
M'Caul, Mrs, grocer, do.
M'Farlan, William (c), herd, Ballamyle, do.
M'Kenzie, Duncan, manager, ironworks, Kameshill, do.
M'Kerrow, Thomas, farmer, Spursback, do.
M'Kersay, James, farmer, E. Glenbuck, do.
M'Kinlay, John, clerk, ironworks, do.
M'Michael, John, joiner, do.
M'Minn, John (c), farmer, N. Wellwood, do.

IN^OBLE, Rev. Robert, Free Church minister, Manse, do.

Officer, W. "W., Irondale House, do.

Pate, James, farmer, Darnhunch, do.

Patrick, George, gamekeeper, Wellwood, do.
Paxton, Ralph, grocer, do.
Pearson, James, farmer, Netherwood, do.
Pearson, Robert, draper, do.
Peat, Thomas (c), farmer, Darwhunnch, do.

Rait, John, storekeeper, Ironworks, do.

Raid, Alexander, tailor, do.
Rennie, James (c), publican, Smallburn, do.
Richard, John ("c), fieuar, Waird, do.
Richard, William, farmer, Middlefield, do.
 MUIRKIRK.

Kicliard,Thomas, Irondale Cottage, Muirkirk

Kichard, Mrs., feuar, do.
Richard, Andrew, feuar, Garrowhill, do.
Robertson, Mrs., draper, do.
Ronald, James, carrier, do.
Ross, David, contractor, Sraallburn, do»
Ross, David, farmer, Cottages, do.
Russell, John (c), labourer, do.
Russell, William, contractor, do.

Smith, James, jun., shoemaker, do.

Smith, Hugh, shoemaker, do.
Smith, Joseph, turner, do.
Smith, William, shoemaker and feuar, dow
Smith, Hugh, shoemaker and feuar, do.
Smith, James (c), shoemaker, do.
Stevenson, John (c), contractor, Linkeyburn, da*
Stevenson, Thomas, contractor, Linkeyburn, do.
Stevenson, William, publican, Kirkburnhead, do*
Swinton, John, joiner and painter, do.
Symington, Rev. James, Manse, Muirkirk

Taylor, John, cattle-dealer, Holmhead, do.

Taylor, Samuel, grocer, Muirkirk
Thomson, J. D., teacher, do.
Thomson, Robt., sewing-agent, do.
Thomson, Matthew, innkeeper, do.
Thomson, William, overseer, Brasshillholm, do.
Tweedie, John, Tarloc, do.

Yallance, George, junr., contractt)r, Smallburn,. do*

Wallace, Archibald, grocer, do.

Watson, Thomas, joiner, do.
Whitefield, John, contractor, do.
Whyte, James (c), farmer, Kairaes, do.
Whyte, James, banker, do.
Wilson, John, mason, Bankend Cottage, do,,
Willison, John (c), farmer, Middlefield, dOr

Young, Rev. David, Irondale House, do.

COUKTY VOTERS NOT RESIDENT IN AYRSHIRE.

Anstruther, Sir W. C. (c), Speirsback and Carmicbael, by Lst,^".

ark
310 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Bannatyne, Andrew (c), writer, Glasgow

Bannatyne, Dugald John (c), writer, Glasgow
Blackburn, Hugh (c), of Glenbuck, Trinity College
Blackburn, A. Boyle (c), of Glenbuck, Edinburgh
Blackburn, Colin (c), of Glenbuck, Killearn
Blackburn, Andrew (c), of Glenbuck Bog, Paris
Bogle, George (c), Surrey, Berks
Dickson, John (c), of Glenbuck
Dunlop, James (c), ironmaster, Clyde, near Glasgow
Lamb, Sir Charles (c), of Beauport, Bart.
Swan, Eobert (c), farmer, Rigside, Douglas
Wilson, John (c), of Dundy van, ironmaster, Glasgow
^chiltree village— distant from Ayr 11 miles; and 14 from Kilmarnock.]

Ochiltree lies 4 miles from Cumnock, and 6 miles from Stair.

Population— In 1831, 1562 1841, 1601 1851, 1787. Increase
; ;

since 1841, 225. Exteni~\5,3S7 imperial acres, or upwards

of 24 square miles length, at extreme point. Smiles breadth,
; —
—
5 miles. Boundaries It is bounded on the south by the parish
of Liew Cumnock; on the north by Stair; on the west by
Stair and Coylton and on the east by the river Lugar.
;

—
Character The extent of land under cultivation is 10,242
acres imperial, and the population is agricultural. There is
a reaping-hook manufactory in the village, and some cotton
weavers. The females are engaged in sewing muslin. Mat-
—
Jsets, ^c. There is no market held in the parish the nearest :

market town is Ayr. Two fairs are held in Ochiltree the one —
on the second Wednesday of May, the other on the first Tues-
day of November.

AlTKEN, Hynford, hosier, Ochiltree, by Cumnock

Andrew, John B., bookbinder, do.

Baird, Alexander, dealer in cattle, &c., Sinclairston, do.

Baird, Robert, farmer, Watston, do.
Boswell, Lady Dowager, Ochiltree House, do.
Bowman, John, farmer, Finlayston, do.
Bowman, William (c), farmer, Chipperleggan, do.
Brown, John, sen. (c), farmer, Burnockstone, do.
Brown, John, jun. (c), farmer, Barlosh, do.
Brown, David (c), farmer, Barwharrie, do.
Brown, Hugh, farmer, Burnton, do.
Brown, William, farmer, Burnockhill, do.
Brown, James, farmer, Hoodston, do.
Brown, James, reaping-hook manufacturer, do-.
Bryden, John, do.
Bryden, Mrs David, do.
Bryson, Mathew, grain-dealer, do.

Campbell, John, farmer, Rankinston, do.

Campbell, Thomas, farmer, Loudenston, do.
Colville, John, sen. and jun. (c), farmers, Drumbowie, do.
Colville, James (c), farmer, Bardarroch, do.
Colville, Charles (c), farmer, Slatehall, do.

2 X
312' AYRSHIRE DmECTORY.

Gonnell, George, farmer, Netherton, Ochiltree, by Cumnosk

Cuthbert, Thomas, postmaster, Burnockholras, do.

Duncan, John, sen. (c). farmer, Palmerston, do.

Edgar, And. (c), do.— leaving for Knockshinnoch, Dalryinple

FiNDLAY, James, tea merchant, do,

Findlay, James, reapinghook-manufacturer, do.
Fisher, James (c), shoemaker, do.

GrALBRAlTH, Andrew, hosier, do.

Geramell, Alexander (c), innkeeper, do.
Gibson, Hugh, customer weaver, do.
Gibson, Mrs,, farme-, North Carston, do.
Gilmour, William, customer weaver, do.
Gilmour, William, farmer, Pennyfadzeoch, da.
Gray, James, tailor and clothier, do.
Greenshields, John, baker, Kirkbank Cottage, &o,.
Gregg, Alexander, cooper, do.
Guthrie, William, farmer, Knockshiffnock, do.
Guthrie, Robert (c), farmer, Drumsmudden, do.

Haddow, Mrs Agnes, innkeeper, do.

Hamilton, James, farmer. Hill, do.
Hamilton, Andrew, tailor, do.
Hillhouse, Robert (c), farmer, Shaw, do.
HiHhouee, George, merchant tailor, Shaw Cottage, do».
Hillhouse, William, wood-merchant, do.
Hood, Mrs., farmer, Dormieston, do.
Howat, Mungo, sen., farmer, Muirston, do.
Howat, Mungo, jun., farmer. Rattan Raw, do.
Howatson, William (c), farmer, Darntaggart, do.
Howatson, Mrs John, merchant, do.
Hutchison, John, inspector of poor, do.

Jamieson, David; joiner, do.

Jamieson, James, miller. Mill Affleck, do.

Kay, William, farmer, Hayhill, do.

Kay, James (c), farmer, Sinclairston, do.,
Kay, Mrs. Alexander, do.
Kay, James, joiner, do.
Kirkland, Jessie, merchant, do.
Kirkland, Sarah, schoolmistress, do.

Lammie, John, innkeeper, do.

Lennox, William, farmer, Creoch-hil!, do*.
 OCHILTREE. 313

'iLennox, Mubgo, farmer, Langholm, Ochiltree, by Cumnock

Maie, James farmer, Liemains, do.

(c),
Mearns, Patrick miller and farmer, Burnock Mill, do.
(c),
Mcrrie, John (c), farmer, Waterton, do.
Miller, Robert, senior, customer- weaver, d©.
Miller, Robert, junior, merchant, do.
Miller, William, cartwright, Hillhead, do.
Mitchell, David, carrier, do.
Montgomery, James, farmer, Tarlegin, di3>.
Morrison, John, surgeon, do.
Morton, Hugh, mason, do.
Muir, i^ndrew, innkeeper. Head fnn, do.
Muir, George, farmer, Back-o'-hill, do.
Murdoch, Robert (c), farmer. Penny more, do,
Murdoch, Robert, dealer, do.
Murdoch, Alexander, grocer, do.
Murdoch, Alexander, mason, do.
Murdoch, Andrew, mason, do.
Murdoch, John (c), miller, Ochiltree Mill, de.
Murdoch, Charles, dancing-master, do.
Murdoch, James, miller, Traboch Mill, do.
Murray, John (c), farmer, Caiston, do.

M'Clelland and Colville, shoemakers, do.

M'Clownan, James, tilemaker, do.
M'Cosh, James (c), farmer, Drumjohn, do.
M'Cosh, William, farmer, Reidston, do.
M'Crindle, Alexander, merchant, Sinclairston, do.
M'Gregor, John, flesher, sheep and cattle-dealer, do.
M'Intyre, James, joiner, Saw-mill, do.
M'Kerrow, George (c), farmer, Auchenbay, do,
M'Kerrow, Gilbert, farmer, Greenside, do.
M'Lean, Alexander, nailer, do.
M'Millan, David, shoemaker, do.
M'Murray, Thomas, farmer, Burnockhead, do.
M'Rae, James, carter, do.

Pagan, William (c), farmer, Corselet, do.

William, land-surveyor, do.
'S'aterson,
Paterson, George, farmer, Mnins, do.
Paterson, John (c), farmer, Lessnessock, do.
Patrick, Rev. Joseph, Free Church minister, Manse, do.
Peden, Mungo, fishing-rod-maker, do.

Ramsay, John, customer-weaver, do.

Reid, Thomas (c), farmer, Gibston, do.
Eeid, John (c), farmer, Bonnyton Mains, da.
314 AYRSHIRE DIREOTORY.

Reid, John, farmer, Kayshill, Ochiltree, by Cumnocli

Kobb, William (c), farmer. South PalmerstOD;^ do.
Rowan, David, slater, do.
Russell, John, tea-merchant, do.

Samson, IVliss, Glencairn Cottage, do.

Sloan, Robert (c), farmer, Treesmax, do.

Sloan, Hugh, farmer, Clydeneoch, do,
Sloan, Hugh (c), farmer, Plotcock, do.
Sloan, James (c), farmer, Gargown, do.
Sloan, Andrew (c), farmer. Mid Tarbeg, do.
Sloan, Mrs. Robert, farmer, Auchlin, do.
Smith, John, farmer, Cowhillan, do.
Smith, Robert (c), farmer, Whitehill, do.
Smith, William, Burnside, do.
Smith, Andrew, tailor and clothier, do.
Steel, Alexander, farmer^ Holehouse, do.
Steel, John, farmer, Macquiteston, do.
Stewart, Quinfin, parochial schoolmaster, do»
Stewart, Charles (c), farmer, Cooperhill, do.
Strathairn, Hugh, blacksmith. Moat Toll, dc

Turner, Thomas, tailor, do.

Walker, Rev. William Montgomery (c)^ Established minister^'

Manse, do.
Walker, Hectar (c), reaping hook- manufacturer, do.
Wallace, John, innkeeper, do.
Wallace, William, shoemaker, do.
Wallace, Robert (c), farmer, Hunterston, do.
Wallace, James, farmer, Piperhill, do.
Wallace, Hugh (c), farmer, West Torelgiss, da.
Wallace, John (c). farmer, Killoch, do.
Weir, John, blacksmith, do.
Wilson, Robert (c), meal dealer,^ do.
Wilson, David (c), farmer, Auchincloigh, do.
Wilson, David, (c), farmer, Crofthead, do.
Wilson, Mrs Adam, farmer, Laigh Tarbeg, do..
Wilson, Andrew, merchant, do.
Woodburn, John (c), farmer, Speirston, do.
Wyllie, James, farmer, Steelpark, do.

Young, John, farmer, Dalrympleston, do.

Young, William, teacher of the Free Church School, do.

COUNTY VOTERS NOT RESIDENT.

^Japj. William (c), of Hillside Glen, banker j Edinburgh
 OCHILTREE. 315

Dalrymple, The Hon. Sir James (c), Bart.

Hunter, Captain Francis (c), of the H.E.I.C.S.
Hunter, Alexander (c), of Watterton
Kirkland, James (c), merchant, Glasgow
Logan, Alexander (c), of Garrochill
Ross, Alexander (c), 19, Inverleith Row, Edinburgh
Shaw, Sir John (c), Whitehall Place, London
[-Sorn Tillage— distant 15 miles from Ayr, and 13 miles from Kilmarnock.]

JSoRN village lies on the river Ayr, 2 miles to the E. of Catrine.

Population—In \83l, 4253 1841,4054; 1851, 4174. Decrease
;

sine 1831, 79. —

Extent The parish is nearly a square, whose
side is about 6 J miles. —
Boundaries It is bounded on the east
by Muirkirk parish on the west by Mauchline on the north
;

by Galston and on the south by Auchinleek.

;
;

Character —
The inhabitants of the village of Sorn are chiefly dependent on
agriculture, but a large proportion of the population, included
in Catrine village, are engaged in the cotton raanufactory and
the bleachfield. A
great many females are employed in the
mills, and some are hand-sewers. There are also a number of
hand-loom weavers in the parish. Markets, Sfc. There are —
no markets, but two fairs are held in Sorn annually one —
on the second of March, o.s., and the other on the first Monday
of November, o.s.

Abernethie, William (c), wright, Bridge- street, Catrine, by

Mauchline.
Aird, James, farmer, Barshouse, Sorn, do.
Aitken, Andrew, of Little Carleith, do.
Aitken, Thomas, shoemaker, Sorn, do.
Allan, James, mason, Stewart-place, Catrine, do.
Allan, John, mason, Mull-street, Catrine, do.
Allan, William, grocer & spirit-dealer, Bridge-st., Catrine, do.
Alston, James, blacksmith, Sorn, do.
Anderson, George (c), farmer, Blenburn, do. '

Anderson, Alexander, clerk, Glenlogan Iron Works, do.

Anderson, Geo., mining contractor, Glenlogan Iron Works, do.
Anderson, Charles, farmer, Hole, do.
Anderson, George, farmer, Nethershiel, do.
Anderson, James, blacksmith, Benthead, do.
Anderson, Rev. George, minister, Mill-street, Catrine, do.
Anderson, Hugh, mason, St. Cuthbertson-street, Catrine, do.
Anderson, Hugh, jun., mason. Wood-street, Catrine, do.
Anderson, John, mason, Stewart-place, Catrine, do.
Anderson, Adam, farmer, Smiddyshaw, do.
Anderson, And., mining contractor, Glenlogan Iron Works, do.
Anderson, Wm., mining contractor, Glenlogan Iron Works, do.
Anton, Charles (c), farmer, High Braes, do.
Armour, David, bleaching-works. Wood-street, Catrine, do.
Aron, Robert, weaver, Damside, do.
Aron, Thomas, weaver, Damside, do.
 SORIT. 317

Arthur, And. (c), farmer, Laigh Carbeth, Sorn, by Mauchline

Baird, Charles (c), farmer, North Blairkip, do.

Baird, James, shoemaker, Bridgend of Montgarswood do.
Baird, Thomas, farmer, Blairkip, do.
Baird, James (c), farmer, Meadowhead of Sorn, do.
Baird, James, farmer, Blackside, do.
Baird, Hugh, innkeeper, Sorn, do.
Baird, Thomas, farmer, Nether Hillar, do.
Baird, John (c), auctioneer, Stewart-place, Catrine, da.
Baird, Hugh, Cotton Works, Mill-street, Catrine, do.
Baird, Hugh (c), farmer, Bogend, do.
Ballantine, James, M.D., Buchanan Place, Catrine, do.
Barclay, Robert, foreman, Ballochmyle-street. Catrine, do.
Barclay, James, brewer, Ballochmyle-street, Catrine, do.
Barclay, George, clerk, Ballochmyle-street, Catrine, do.
Barclay, James, Bleaching-works, St Cuthbert's House, Catrine.
Barclay, Thomas, teacher, Mill-square, Catrine, do. [do.
Barclay, John, gardener, Stewart-place, Catrine, do.
Bell, John, Cotton-works, Corn Mill-street, Catrine, do.
Blackly, Thomas, residenter, Sorn, do.
Blackwood, John (c), surgeon, St. Germain Street, Catrine, do.
Blain, John, carrier, grocer, and spirit-dealer, Ballochmyle
street, Catrine, do.
Blane, Francis, grocer and spirit-dealer, Mill-street, Catrine, do.
Bone, William (c), farmer, Auchencloigh. do.
Bowman, Rev. Thomas, minister of the XL P. Church, Wood"
street, Catrine, do.
Boyd, Edmund, teacher, Townhead, Catrine, do.
Boyd, George, shoemaker, St. Germain-street, Catrine, do.
Brown, Janet, cowfeeder, Sorn, do.
Brown, Mrs, grocer, Sorn, do.
Brown, Helen, teacher, Dalgain Cottage, Sorn, do.
Brown, James, shoemaker, Wood-street, Catrine.
Brown, James, blacksmith. Ford-street, Catrine, do.
Brown, Robert, pensioner. Corn Mill-street, Catrine, do.
Bryan, Mrs, grocer, Mill-square, Catrine, do.
Bryson, Mungo (c), farmer, Whiteflat, Catrine, do.
Buchanan, Mrs, of Catrine Bank, Catriiie, do.
Buchanan, William, wright, St. Cuthbert's House, Catrine, do*
Ruchanan, Archibald, pensioner, Ford-street, Catrine, do.

Cameron, John, senr., mason, Sorn, do.

Cameron, John, junr., mason, Sorn, do.
Cameron, David, mason, Sorn, do.
Campbell, Robert (c), of Auchmannoch, Auchmannoch, do.
Campbell, Andrew, farmer, Lindsayhill, Catrine, do.
Campbell, George, farmer, Catrine House, Catrine, do.
Campbell, John, plasterer, Mill-square, Catrine, do.
318 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Campbell, D., grocer, St. Germain-st., Catrine, by Mauchline

Campbell, William, iron turner, Wood-street, Catrine, do.
Clark, James (c), farmer, Aucbenlomford, do.
Clark, Mrs., farmer, Crosbog, do.
Clark, Gilbert (c), farmer, Merkland, do.
Clark, John, snuff-box maker, Stewart-place, Catrine, do.
Clemmie, Hugh, cattle-dealer, Mill-street, Catrine, do.
Clemmie, James, flesher. Mill-street, Catrine, do.
Clemmie, Hugh, flesher, Mill-street, Catrine, do.
Cook, John, Greenfoothill, Sorn, do.
Cook, James (c), grocer. Mill-street, Catrine, do.
Cowan, James, wright. Corn Mill- street, Catrine, do.
Cowan, Andrew (c), wright, Catrine, do.
Crawford, David, grocer. Wood-street, Catrine, do.
Crichton, John, spirit-dealer, Stewart-place, Catrine, do.

Dalgleish, R. K., of Rough dyke, Sorn, do.

Donald, John, labourer, Bridgend of Montgarswood, do.
Duncan, Robert, mason, Stewart-place, Catrine, do.
Duncan, James, mason. Mill-street, Catrine, do.
Dunlop, William, gamekeeper, Kilnrow Cottage, do.

Parquhar, Misses, of Gilmilnscroft, Gilmilnscroft, Catrine, do.

Findlay, James, miner, Sorn, do.
Finlay, Francis, wright, Townhead, Catrine, do.
Fisher, William, Mill-street, Catrine, do.
Fleming, Robert (c), cloth-merchant, Mill-square, Catrine, do.
Frazer, Jchn, mason. Mull-street, Catrine, do.
Fulton, George (c), labourer, Catrine, do.

Gall, Archibald, farmer. Mid Mountgarswood, do.

Gait, Adam (c), farmer, Auchmillan Hill, do.
Garven, Robert, miner, Coalford, do.
Gemmell, Thomas (c), grocer. Mill-square, do.
Gemmell, James, sawer, Mull-street, Catrine, do.
Gibson, John, mason. Mill-street, Catrine, do.
Gilchrist, Mrs., householder, Laigh Clews, do.
Gillies, John, wright, Stewart Place, Catrine, do.
Gillies, David (c), farmer, Catrine-holm, Catrine, do.
Gillies, Solomon, millwright, Chapiel-street, Catrine, do.
Givens, James, mining contractor, sorn, do.
Glover, Robert (c), farmer, Ridgate, do.
Graham, James, tailor, St. Germain-street, Catrine, do.
Gray, Alexander Farquhar, farmer, South Logan, do.
Granger, Robert, joiner, Holmhead, do.

Hair, James (c), labourer, St. Germain-strert, Catrine, do.

Halliday, James, coachman, Glenlogan, do.
Hamilton, Andrew, shoemaker. Mill-street, Catrine, do,
 &

SORN. 31

Hamilton, Thomas, baker, Bridge-street, Catrine, by Mauchlinfe

Harper, John (c), farmer, Shiel of Glenlogan, do.
Harvie, William (c), of Templelandshaw, Upper Hillar, do.
Henderson ,mining contractor, Glenlogan, Iron Works, do.
Hepburn, James, sawer, Bridge-lane, Catrine, do.
Herbert, James, miner, Sorn, do.
Hillhouse, Robert, brewer, Bridge Lane, Catrine, do.
Hood, Robert, shoemaker, Mill-street, Catrine, do.
Howat, James, farmer, Laigh Burn o' Need, Sorn, do.
Howat, George, shoemaker. Ford- street, Catrine, do.
Howat, John, blacksmith, St. Cuthbert-street, Catrine, do.
Howat, Thomas, shoemaker. Mill Square, Catrine, do.
Howie, Archibald, tailor, Mill-street, Catrine, do.
Hunter, George, farmer, Coplar, Sorn, do.
Hunter, Mathew, brewer. Mill-street, Catrine, do.
Hunts, Alexander (c), weaver, St. Germain-street, Catrine, do«
Hyslop, Robert, farmer, Fauldsideneuck, Sorn, do.
Hyslop, John, farmer. High Burn o' Need, Sorn, do.
Hyslop, Daniel, farmer, Hill of Auchmannoch, Sorn, do.

Ingram, Wm., watchmaker, St. Germain-street, Catrine, do,

Jamieson, Alex., farmer, Damhead, Sorn, do.

Jamieson, John, farmer, Bogend of Auchincloigh Sorn, do.
Jardine, George, coachman, Catrine Bank, Catrine, do.
Johnstone, Peter, tailor, Damside, Sorn, do.
Johnstone, Wm., tile-maker, Burnside Cottage, Sorn, do.
Johnstone, George, cooper, Wood-street, Catrine, do.
Johnstone, James, wright, Stewart-place, Catrine, do.
Johnstone, John, sawer. Mull-street, Catrine, do.

Kay, James, teacher, Sorn, do.

Kelly, William, miner, Sorn, do.
Kelly, Samuel, policeman, Stewart-place, Catrine, do.
Kennedy, James, farmer, Glenshamrock, Catrine, do.
Kennedy, Samuel, farmer, Glenshamrock, Catrine, do.
Kennedy, David, tinsmith, Cowan-place, Catrine, do.
Kerr, Thomas, farmer, Blackside End, Sorn, do.
Kerr, John (c), Cotton Works, Mill-street, Catrine, do*
Kirkland, James, gamekeeper, Oxenshaw, Sorn, do.
Kirkland, James, collier, Sorn, do.
Kirkland, Wm., farmer, Hillend of Heateth, Auchinleck, do.
Kirkland, Robert, miner, Sorn, do.
Kirkland, John, engine-keeper, Sorn, do.

Lambie, John, tailor. Mill-street, Catrine, do.

Lambie, Thomas, mason, Ford-street, Catrine, do.
Lambroughton, James (c), farmer, Meadowhead of Auchman-
Lapraik, George, farmer, Henrieston, Sorn, do. [noch, Sorn, do
320 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORt'.

Lapraik, James, shoemaker, Sorn, by Mauchlins

Lapraik, John (c), farmer, Gillhead, do.
Lapraik, Wm., grocer, Coalford, Sorn, do.
Lees, Wm, (c), wright, Catrine, do., Sorn, do.
Lees, Andrew, Tailor, Mill-square, Catrine do.
Lees, Jean, grocer, Ballochmyle-street, Catrine, do.
Lerrie, James, mason, St. Cuthbert-street, Catrine, do.
Lerrie, John, mason, St. Cuthbert-street, Catrine, do,
Limeburner, John, farmer, Little Heateth, do.
Lindsay, John (c), farmer, Dalgain, do.
Lindsay, Thomas, farmer, Laigh Crook, do.
Lindsay, William, Bleaching Works, do.
Little, Wm., flesher, St. Germain-street, Catrine, do.
Lynn, William, Ayr-place, Catrine, do.

Madden, William, mason, Stev/art-place, Catrine, do.

Mair, Alexander, farmer. Tongue, do.
Manson, David, wright. Mill-street, Catrine, do.
Marr, James^ farmer, Parkneuck, do.
Mearns, William, watchman. Cotton-works, St. Cuthbert'S
Cottage, Catrine, do. [Catrine, do.
Meggat, Robert, grocer and spirit-dealer, St. Germain-street,
Meikle, James, painter, St. Germain -street, Catrine, do.
Miller, Matthew (c), beetle-worker, Bridge-street, Catrine, do.
Miller, James, farmer, Briggs, do.
Miller, Hugh, slater. Bridge-street, Catrine, do.
Miller, Hugh, tailor. Mill-square, Catrine, do.
Miller, Hugh, wright. Corn Mill-street, Catrine, do.
Miller, William, iron-turner, St. Cuthbert-street, Catrine, do.
Miller, D. (c), mason, Catrine, do.
Miller, James (c), cabinet-maker, Catrine, do.
Miller, James, grocer. Mill-street, Catrine, do.
^illiken, John (c). Cotton Works, Wood-street, Catrine, do.
Mitchel, James, farmer, Dykeneuck of Gilmilnscroft, do.
Mitchell, George (c), thatcher. Little Bridgend of Mountgars-
wood, do.
Mitchell, Robert, grocer, Ayr-place, Catrine, do.
Mitchel, Robert, junr., agent, Ayr-place, Catrine, do.
Mitchell, Andrew, hawker, Stewart-place, Catrine, do.
Morrison, William, work-box-maker. Ford-street, Catrine, do.
Morton, James (c), farmer, BlackmuUoch, do.
Morton, Jolm (c), farmer, Dykeneuck-of-Sorn, do.
Morton, Matthew, wright, Stewart-place, Catrine, do.
Morton, Hugh, manager Gas-works, Catrine, do.
Morton, William, carter, Wood-street, Catrine, do.
Morton, George (c), carter, Catrine, do.
Muir, John, miner, Hnlnihead, do.
Muir, George, miner, Holmhead, do.
Muir, Thomas, miner, Holmhead, do. ?
 SORN. a2i:

Muir, Andrew, grocer and spirit-dealer, Mill-street, Catrine, by

Mauchline
Muir, Andrew, painter, Townhead, Catrine, do.
Murdoch, William, moulder, Mull-street, Catrine, do.
Murdoch, Robert (c), farmer, Laigh Clews, Catrine, do.,
Murdoch, James, farmer, Campbells Whiteflatt, Catrine, do.
Murdoch, Matthew, blacksmith, Ayr-place, Catrine, do.
Murdoch, Thomas labourer, Holehousemill, Sorn, do.
Murray, Thomas, carter, St Cuthbert-street, Catrine, do.
Murray, Elizabeth, Mill Square, Catrine, do.
M'Call, Bavid, mason, St. Cuthbert-street, Catrine, do.
M'Call, Samuel, tailor, Wood-street, Catrine, do.
M'Call, John, Cotton Works, Mill-street, Catrine, do.
M'Callum, William, labourer, Bridge-street, Catrine, do.
M'Callum, Duncan, mason, Bridge-street, Catrine, do.
M'Carlie, John, moulder. Corn Mill-street, Catrine, do.
M'Carlie, Alexander (c), feuar. Corn Mill-street, Catrine, do.
M'Carlie, Matthew, bleecher, Catrine, do.
M'Clelland, David, householder^. Cowan Place, Catrine,. do.
M'Clement, John, shoemaker, Catrine, do.
M'Clement, James, boot and shoemaker, Sorn
M'Clure, Mungo, farmer, Shawmuck, do.
M'Clure, William, farmer, Springhill, do,
M'Crae, John, farmer, Barnhouse, do.
M'Creadie, Thomas, agent and grocer, St Germain-street, Ca-
trine, do.
M'Crone, William Hill of Sawerston, do.
M'Crone, James, carter, Ayr Place, Catrine, do.
M'Culloch, Hugh, joiner, Bridgend, Sorn, do.
M'Donald, David, grocer, Sorn
M'Donald, Dennis, carrier, Eord-street, Catrine, do.
M'Gaan, John, farmer, Newhouse, do.
M'Garven, James, mason. Cowan Place, Catrine, do.
M'Gowan, Rev. John, minister of the Pree Church, St. Cutli=-
bert's House, Catrine, do,
M'Quarrie, John, shoemaker, Sorn
M'Queen, Ivie (c), farmer, Muirhead, Sorn
M'Intyre, John, shoemaker. Mill Square, Catrine, do..
M'Kenna, James, wright, Ford-street, Catrine, do.
M'Kenna, John, wright, Stewart Place, Catrine, do.
M'Kerrow, John, farmer, Langholm, do.
M'Kerrow, William, farmer, Croftfoot, Catrine, do.
M'Kinnel, James, shoemaker, Mill-street, do., do.
M'Kinnel, Thomas, shoemaker,^^ Corn Mill-street, do., do.
M'Kie, Thomas (c), farmer, Crofthead of Auchmannoch, do.
MKissock, Thomas, grocer, Mill-street, do., do.
M'Lauchlan, Mrs., stationer, Mill-street, do., do.
M-Limont, Andrew, cloth-merchant,' Mill Square, Catrine,. do.
M'Master John, farmer, High Holehouse, Sorn, do.
322 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

M*Master, David, cloth-merchant, Mill-street, Catrine, by

Mauchline
M'Master, Alexander (c), feuar, Mull-street, Catrine, do.
M'Master, James, cloth-merchant, Ballochmyle-st. Catrine, do»
M'Murtrie, John, farmer, Waulkmiln, Catrine, do.
M'Murtrie, Henry, grocer and spirit-dealer, Ayr Place Catrine
M'Naught, Robert, farmer, Coalhousehall, Sorn, do. [do.
M'Skimming, Hugh, tile-maker, Shawneuck, Catrine, do.
M'Skiraming, Andrew, tile-maker, Shawneuck, Catrine, do.
M'Williams, Thomas, parish schoolmaster, Sorn, do.

Neill, William, land-steward, Catrine Shaw, Catrine, do.

John, blacksmith, Glenlogan Iron-works, Sorn, do.
Neill, ^
Nimmo, Claud, mason, Wood-street, Catrine, do.
Nimmo, John, mason, St. Cuthbert-street, Catrine, do.

Orb, John, shoemaker, Wood-street, Catrine, do.

Park, Mrs, farmer, Limmershaugh, Sorn, do.

Park, James, farmer, Burntshields, Sorn, do.
Park, William, farmer. West Auchenburnyrd, Sorn, do.
Park, William (c), cotton-works, Wood-street, Catrine, do.
Parker, James, land- steward, Daldorch, Catrine, do.
Parker, George, iron-turner, Mull-street, Catrine, do.
Paterson, John(c), innkeeper, St. Germain- street, Catrine,
Peden, Alexander, farmer, Corn Mill-street, Catrine, do.
Piper, William, blacksmith, Walth o' Waters, Sorn, do.
Porter, John, farmer, Crofthead of Sorn, do.

Eankine, Rev. John, parish minister, Sorn Manse, do.

Ranken, Dr. Wra., Glenlogan, Sorn, do.
Rankin, Miss, of Glenlogan, Sorn, do.
Rankin, Andrew, Wood-street, Catrine, do.
Reid, William, miner, Woodhead of Glenlogan, Sorn, do.
Eeid, William, coachman, Gilmilnscroft, Catrine, do.
Reid, Mrs, grocer and spirit-dealer, Ayr-place, Catrine, do.
Retson, John, molecatcher, Lentmiln, Sorn, do.
Retson, Miles, molecatcher, do., Sorn, do.
Retson, William, molecatcher, Woodhekd of Gilmilnscroft, do. J
Rewcastle, Thomas (c), wright, Stewart-place, Catrine, do.
Richmond, Henry (c), Mountgarswood, Sorn, do.
Richmond, John (c), farmer, Darnhay, Sorn, do.
Richmond, David, mason, St. Cuthbert-street, Catrine, do.
Roger, Robert, innkeeper, Sorn, do.
Ross, John, gardener, Catrine Bank, Catrine, do.
Roy, Archd., pensioner, Stewart-place, Catrine, do.

Samson, Hugh, brewer, Townhead, Catr'ne, do. >;

Semple, David, flesher, Wood- street, Catrine, do.

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Sharp, Mrs., farmer, Kensty, Catrine, by Mauchline

Shaw, James, brewer, Wood-street, Catrine, do.
Shaw, John, jun., clothier, Sorn, do.
Shaw, David, farmer, Meikle Blackdyke, Sorn, do.
Simpson, John, farmer, Knowhead, Sorn, do.
Simpson, Hugh, boot and shoemaker, Sorn, do.
Simpson, William, miner, Sorn, do.
Sloan, James (c), farmer, Brackenhill, Catrine, do.
Smith, William, engine-keeper, Coalhousehall, Sorn, do.
Smith, Mrs, farmer. West Heateth, Catrine, do.
Somerville, Mrs Agnes, of Sorn Castle, Sorn, do.
Steven, William, mason, Chapel-street, Catrine, do.
Stewart, George (c), farmer, Laigh Logan, Sorn, do.
Struthers, David (c), farmer, Daldillan, Sorn, do.
Struthers, Misses, farmer, Laigh Holehouse, Sorn, do.
Struthers, James, farmer, Holehousemiln, Sorn, do.

Tait, James (c), mason, Catrine, do.

Tannock, Ninian (c), mason, Stewart-place, Catrine, do.
Taylor, James, smith. Cowan-place, Catrine, do.
Thomson, William, coal-master, Sorn, do.
Thomson, Alexander, grocer, Sorn, do.
Thomson, David, junr. (c), labourer, Sorn, do.
Thomson, David, lime-master, BlairmuUoch, do.
Trail, Adam (c), butler, Sorn Castle, do.
Trail, Thomas, farmer, Sorn Mains, do.
'
Turner, Alex, (c), weaver, Catrine, do.

Vallance, Mrs., householder, Sorn, do.

Vallance, William, farmer, Laigh Braes, do.

Walker, William, baker, St. Germain Street, Catrine, do.

Wallace, William, farmer, Meikle Carleith, Sorn, do.
Walker, William, carrier, Ayr Place, Catrine, do.
Wallace, William, grocer, St. Germain-street, Catrine, do.
Watson, William (c), farmer. High Clews, Catrine, do.
Watson, Hugh, farmer, Barboigh, do.
Watson, James, teacher, Auchencloigh, do.
Weir, James (c), farmer, Westtown, do.
Weir, Mrs., toll-keeper, Catrine Toll, do.
White, Thomas, (c), of Sawerston, Sawerston, do.
Williamson, Joseph, cotton cloth hawker, Sorn, do.
Wilson, Hugh, miller, Dalgain Mill, do,
Wilson, John, shoemaker, Sorn, do.
Wilson, James, farmer, Hillhead of Gilmilnscroft, do.
Wilson, John, farmer. Upper Crook, do.
Wilson, Robert, road-surfaceman, Sorn, do.
Wilson, Mrs., grocer spirit-dealer, St. Germain-street,
Catrine, do.
324 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Wilson, John, iron-turner, "Wood- street, Sorn, by Mauchline

Wilson, George, mason, Catrine, do.
Wilson, John, shoemaker, Mill-street, Catrine, do.
Wilson, James, shoemaker, Mill-street, Catrine, do.
Wilson, George (c), baker, Mill-square, Catrine, do.
Wilson, George, wright, Stewart-place, Catrine, do.
Wyllie, Robert, road-contractor. Little Whiteflat, Catrine, do.
Wyllie, George, shoemaker, Bridge-end of Mountgarswood,
Sorn, do.

Yeats, Robert, overseer, Glenlogan Ironworks, Sorn, do.

Young, John (c), farmer, Blackside, Sorn, do.
Young, Matthew, farmer, High-brocklan, Sorn, do.
Young, James, (c),, farmer, High Logan, Catrine, do.
Young, Matthew, farmer, Mid Hillar, Sorn, do.
Young, William, mason, Mill-square, Catrine, do.
Young, William, Ayr Place, Catrine, do.
Young, James, innkeeper, St. Germain-street, Catrine, do..
Young, James, tinsmith, Bridge-street, Catrine, do.
Young, Thomas, banker, St. Germain-street, Catrine, do.

COUNTY VOTERS NOT RESIDENT.

Baird, James (c), farmer, Liverpool
Buchanan, James Woodland, Catrine, do.
(c), yr. of
Finlay, Thomas (c), Merchant, Liverpool.
Finlay, James, yr. of Castle Toward (c), Glasgow
Findlay, A. S., Castle Toward, Argyleshire (c)<
Russell Graham (c), Merchant,. Glasgow,.
 ;;

STAIR.
[Stair village— distant 7 !4 miles from Ayr, and 10 miles from Kilmarnock.]

Stair lies 2| miles from Tarbolton 5 miles from Mauchline

;

and 7^ miles from Ayr. Population— la 1831, 737 1841, 823 ; ;

1851, 820. Increase since 1831, 83. Extent The parish is —

about 6 miles in length, by 2 in breadth, and contains upwards
—
of 4000 acres. Boundaries It is bounded on the north by Tar-
bolton on the east by Mauchline ; on the south by Ochiltree
;

and on the west by Coylton. Character The parish is almost—

entirely an agricultural one, though mining is prosecuted to a
slight extent. Markets, S^c. —
Ayr is the nearest market town.

AiTKEN, William, farmer, Dalmore, Stair

Allan, William, shoemaker, Carbowie, Stair
Anderson, George, farmer and miller, Mill o' Shiel, Coylton
Andrew, James, miller, Barskimming Mill, Mauchline

Brown, William, farmer, M'Coshton, Coylton

Brown, John, blacksmith, Eoddingloft, Mauchline

Cameron, Alexander, gamekeeper, Burnbrae, Barskimming,

Cowan, Henry, farmer, Carlaverock, Coylton [Mauchline
Crichton, Mrs, farmer, Millers ton, Mauchline

Douglas, John (c), farmer, Carston, Coylton

Douglas, John (c), farmer. Lane, Coylton
Dunn, Wm., farmer, Dalmore, Stair

Ferguson, John, coal-master, Drongan, Coylton

Frew, Wm. (c), farmer, Kayshill, Stair

Grieve, Adam (c), farmer, Drongan Mains, Coylton

Hodge, farmer, Lochhill, Mauchline

,

Hodge, John, tailor. Mid Berbeth, Coylton

Hood, Mrs., shopkeeper. Burn, Stair
Howat, David, farmer, Meadowbank, Stair
Hunter, Andrew, shoemaker, Windmiilhall, Stair

Inglis, John J., farmer. Stair House, Stair

Kay, John, weaver, Tobergills, Coylton

Knox, John, High Berbeth, Coylton
326 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Lammie, John, millwright, Windmillhall, Stair

Lennox, John, carpenter, Roddingloft, Mauchline-

Mair, William (c), farmer, Craigbrae, Coylton

Mair, Robert, farmer, Ilannaston, Coylton
Mair, James (c), farmer, Stairhiil, Mauchline
Mair, Alexander, farmer, Pant, Mnuchline
Mair, William, farmer, Drongan House, Cojiton
Mair, William, farmer, Craigbrae, Coylton
Miller, Sir Willian, Bart., of Barskimming, Mauclilinfr
Miller, John, farmer, Chalmerston, Stair
Moir, Alex, (c), farmer, Wrighthill, Stair
Morrison, Robert (c), Trabbochmains, Stair
Morrison, David (c), Helenspark, Meadowbank, Stair
Muir, Andrew, parochial Schoolmaster, &c., Stair
Murdoch, John, farmer, Auldbyre, Coylton
Murdoch, Mrs.» farmer, Drumdow, Stair
Murdoch, John, Davidston, Stair

M'CosH, Alexander, innkeeper, Coalhall, Coylton

M'Fadzean, David, farmer, Cairnstone, Coylton
M'Intyre, Charles, carpenter, Coalhall, Coylton

NiSBET, William, farmer, Lawhill, Stair

Osborne, James, farmer, Shiel, Coylton
Paterson, Robert, farmer, Quilkestone, Stair
Pettigrew, William, innkeeper, Bridgend, Stair

Ramsay, Mrs., farmer, Coalhall, Coylton

Reid, Andrew, carpenter. Burn, Mauchline
Reid, William, farmer, Burn, Mauchline
Richmond, Alexander, land-surveyor, Mid Berbetb, Coylton
Richmond, James, overseer, Coalhall, Coylton
Ritchie, Alexander, farmer, Trabochmains, Stair
Rorrison, Rev. William (c), minister, Manse, Stair

Simpson, James, blacksmith, Taiglim, Coylton

Sloan, George, feuar, Burn, Stair
Smith, William, gardener, Burnside, Coylton
Smith, John, overseer, Drongan Colliery, Coylton
Smith, Mrs., merchant, Carbowie, Stair
Watson, occupant, Mainshill, Mauchline
,

Watson, farmer, Muirston, do.

,

Weir, John, farmer, Shiel Mains, Coylton

Whiteford, James, farmer, Stairaird, Mauchline
Williamson, Quintin, merchant and postmaster. Stair
Wilson, David, joiner, Redhill, Mauchline

Young, Robert, farmer, Barskimming Mains, Mauchline

 STEVENSTON,
[Stevenston village— distant 17 J miles from Ayr ; 12| miles from Kilmarnock.]

Steven STON lies 5| miles from Irvine. Population In 1831, —

3544; 1841, 3791; 1841, 3810. Increase since 1831, 266.
—
Extent It contains about 6|^ square miles, or 3182 Scotch
acres. Its length is about 5 miles, and its breadth 3 miles.
—
Boundaries It is bounded on the north by Ardrossan and Kil-
winning on the south by the Firth of Clyde on the west by
; ;

Ardrossan on the east by Kilwinning, and by the River Gar-

;

nock, which separates it from Irvine on the south-east by the

;

confluence of the Irvine and the Garnock, which divides it from

—
Dundonald. Character The population are engaged in mining,
shipping, ship-building, and hand-loom weaving. Fishing is
carried on to a small extent at Saltcoats, which is the seat of
considerable business. Markets, Sfc. —A
fair is held in Steven-
ston on October 30th, St. Monoch's or St. Monk's day. fair A
is held in Saltcoats on the last Thursday of May, where High-
land servants are hired. It is also a market for small Highland
cows, &c.

AiTKEN, Hugh, merchant, Bradshaw-street, Saltcoats

Allan, James, portioner, Boglemart, Stevenston
Allison, Alex., portioner, Townhead-street, Stevenston
Allison, John, grocer, Townhead-street, Stevenston
Anderson, John, innkeeper, Townhead-street, Stevenston
Andrew, John, blacksmith, Townhead-street, Stevenston
Andrew, William, ropework, Sandilands, Saltcoats
Armour, William, flesher, Bradshaw-street, Saltcoats
Auld, Mathew (c), portioner, Bradshaw-street, Saltcoats
Auld, William, mason, Sandilands, Saltcoats

Bailie, Hugh (c), harbour- master, Hill- street, Saltcoats

Baird, Hugh (c), manufacturer's agent and inspector of poor,
Ardrossan, Dockhead-street, Saltcoats
Baird, William, engineer, Boglemart, Stevenston
Baird, Mrs. Alexander, bookseller and printer, Dockhead-street,
Saltcoats
Baird, Alexander, cloth -merchant, Quay-street, Saltcoats
Banks, Nathaniel, innkeeper, New-street, Stevenston
Banks, John (c), saddler, Quay- street, Saltcoats
Barclay, Peter (c), inspector of poor, New-street, Stevenston
Beckett, Hugh, farmer. Bog, Stevenston
Blair, William, tilework, Greenhead, Stevenston
Blair, John, wright and farmer, Hawkhill, Stevenston
2 ¥
328 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Bolton, James, shipmaster, Sandilands, Saltcoats

Bowie, George, clerk of Stevenston Colliery Co., Sandilands,
Saltcoats
Boyd, Mrs. Thomas, Sandilands, Saltcoats
Boyd, James, seaman, Kyleshill, Saltcoats
Boyd, John (c), innkeeper. New Bridgend, Stevenston
Boyd, WiUiam, farmer, Millhill, Stevenston
Boyd, Hugh (c), farmer, Boglemart, Stevenston
Brolochan, William, tinsmith. Countess-street, Saltcoats
Broadfoot, Peter, blacksmith. Quay-street, Saltcoats
Brodie, George, merchant. Quay-street, Saltcoats
Brown, Alex., grocer, Boglemart, Stevenston
Brown, Robert, shoemaker, Kyleshill, Saltcoats
Brown, James, surgeon, Dockhead-street, Saltcoats
Bryce, Robert (c), merchant, Dockhead-street, Saltcoats
Bryden, William (c), tailor, Quay-street, Saltcoats
Burnett, James, Mayville Cottage, Stevenston

Campbell, Hugh, railway porter. Railway Depot, Saltcoats

Campbell, Alexander, innkeeper and postmaster, Harbour-st.,
Saltcoats
Campbell, John, shipmaster, Hill-street, Saltcoats
Campbell, Alexander (c), cooper and innkeeper. Quay-house,
Saltcoats
—
Colliery Co., The Stevenston Robert Maxton, manager, Sandi-
lands, Saltcoats
Coulter, Andrew, weaver. Hill-street, Saltcoats
Coulthard, Mrs, Sandilands, Saltcoats
Cowan, Robert, blacksmith, Boglemart, Stevenston
Cowan, Adam, innkeeper, Kyleshill, Saltcoats
Cowan, William, seaman, Kyleshill, Saltcoats
Cowan, John, innkeeper, near Railway Depot, Saltcoats
Cowie, John, shipmaster, Harbour-street, Saltcoats,
Craig, James, grocer. Countess-street, Saltcoats
Craig, James, shipmaster. Countess-street, Saltcoats
Craig, James, shipmaster, Sandilands, Saltcoats
Craig, John, shipmaster, Sandilands, Saltcoats
Cree, James, shoemaker, Kyleshill, Saltcoats
Croker, Patrick, Magnesia Work, Saltcoats
Cruickshank, Rev. James, minister. Manse, Stevenston
Cunningham, Robert (c), of Auchenharvie, Seabank House,
Stevenston and Saltcoats
Currie, John, shoemaker, Dockhead-street, Saltcoats

Dickie, James (c), wright, Boglemart, Stevenston & Saltcoats

Dickie, Robert, innkeeper, Bradshaw-street, Saltcoats.
Donald, William, farmer, Corsankell, Stevenston.
Duncan, Robert, carter. Quay-street, Saltcoats
Duncan, Robert, portioner, Hill-street, Saltcoats
 STEVENSTON. 329

Dunn, G., oversman, Wandhouse, Stevenston and Saltcoats

Ellis, David, broker, Bradshaw-street, Saltcoats

Erskine, George, portioner, Harbour-street, do.

Fergusson, Mrs Alexander, innkeeper, Quay-street, do.

Fleck, John, flesher, Countess-street, do.
Forsyth, Mrs., Countess-street, do.
Fullarton, James, merchant. Quay-street and Dockhead-st., do
FuUarton, Gavin (c), of Kerelaw, Kerelaw-house, Stevenston

Galt, Misses, milliners, Eaise-street, Saltcoats

Gemmell, William (c), cloth-merchant. Quay-street, do.
Gemmell, Alexander (c), portioner, Boglemart, Stevenston
Gemmell, Robert, grocer, Boglemart, do.
Gibson, John (c), shipowner and watchmaker, Bradshaw-
street, Saltcoats
Giffen, Rev. James,U. P. minister, Sandilands, do.
Gilmour, Robert, auctioneer and appraiser, Boglemart, Steven-
ston
Glen, James, druggist, Main-street, do.
Glen, Mrs Walter, druggist, Boglemart, do.
Gourlay, James, wright, Muir, do.
Grahame, Mrs Thomas, innkeeper, Quay-street, do.
Gray, John, farmer, Ardeer Mains, Stevenston

Hendrie, Mrs John, Bradshaw-street, Saltcoats

Howe, John (c), late merchant, Kyleshill, Saltcoats
Howe, Miss Jane, HuUerhirst House, Stevenston
Howe, Alexr. Hamilton, M,D., H.ELC.S., Hillerhirst House,
do.
Howie, Alexander, grocer. Quay-street, Saltcoats
Howie, John, innkeeper, Stevenston
Hunter, John (c), merchant, Dockhead-street, do.
Hunter, James, gardener, Kerelaw Gardens, Stevenston

Jack, John, blacksmith. New-street, Stevenston

Jack, James, labourer. Grange-street, Stevenston
Jack, William, late shipmaster, Raise-street, Saltcoats
Jamieson, George, late baker, Raise-street, Saltcoats
Jeflfray, Andrew, collier. New-street, Stevenston

Kelso, William (c), innkeeper and seaman, Quay-street,

Saltcoats
Kelso, Archibald (c), seaman, Sandilands, Saltcoats
Kenneth, Mrs Peter, miller and innkeeper, Main-street, do.
Kerr, Daniel, wright, Kyleshill, Saltcoats
Kilpatrick, William, innkeeper. New-street, Stevenstoa
Kiipatrick, James, carter, New-street, Stevenstoa
330 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORT.

Kilpatrick, William, innkeeper, Schoolwell-street, Stevenston

King, William, mason, Grange-street, Stevenston
King, Mrs William, Finlay's Brae, Saltcoats
Kinnear, Eobert, surgeon, Dockhead-street, Saltcoats
Kinnear, William, late shipmaster, Canalside Cottage, Silt-
coats
Kirk, Baird, railway clerk, New-street, Stevenston

Laird, Robert, gardener, Ardeer, Stevenston

Lambie, Alexander, thatcher, Townhead, Stevenston
Lambie, William, blacksmith, Townhead, Stevenston
Lockhart, John (c), innkeeper, Schoolwell-street, Stevenston
Lockhart, William (c), farmer, Mayfield, Stevenston
Love, William, gamekeeper, Seabank, Stevenston

Mackie, John, grocer and manufacturers' agent, Main-strtet,

Stevenston
Main, Charles, baker, Quay-street, Saltcoats
Maxton, Robert, manager of Stevenston Colliery Company,
Kyleshill, Saltcoats
Millar, William, wright, Quay-street, Saltcoats
Miller, James, fisher, Kyleshill, Saltcoats
Miller, Betsey, shipowner, Quay-street, Saltcoats
Mitchell, Robert, manufacturers' agent, Townhead, Stevenston
Muir, James and Samuel (c), farmers, Hillhead, Stevenston
Muir, Alexander, farmer, of East Hayocks, Stevenston
Muir, John (c), J.P., merchant, &c., of West Hayocks, do.
Muir,William (c), farmer, Hayocks, do.
Munro, Mrs. Adam, farmer, Bogend, Stevenston
Murchie, John, portioner. Quay-street, Saltcoats

M'Bride, John (c), merchant. Countess-street, Saltcoats

M'Bride, James, merchant, Countess-street, Saltcoats
M'Bride, Alexander, grocer and spirit-dealer. Quay-street,
Saltcoats
M'Connochie, Alexander, grocer. Hill-street, Saltcoats
M'Donnell, Hugh, shipmaster, Dockhead-street, Saltcoats
M'Donnell, H. and T., merchants and ship-owners, Parkend
House, Saltcoats
M'Donnell, Hugh, clerk, Sandilands, Saltcoats
M'Fie, Daniel, merchant tailor, Dockhead-street, Saltcoats
M'Kelvie, Archibald, innkeeper. Quay-street, Saltcoats
M'Kenzie, Robert, grocer, Quay- street, Saltcoats
M'Killop, John, shoemaker and merchant, Quay-street, do,
M'Millan, James, innkeeper, Townhead, Stevenston
M'Millan, John, baker. Main-street, Stevenston
M'Nair, D., printer, Dockhead-street, Saltcoats
M'Naught, William (c), wright, Schoolwell-street, Stevenston
M'Neill, William, shipmaster, Kyleshill, Saltcoats
 ^TEYENSTON-. 331

\3rr, Jaraes (c), parochial-schoolmaster, Schoolhouse, Steven-

Orr, John, merchant, Main-street, Stevenston [ston
Orr, William, watchmaker, Bradshaw-street, Saltcoats

Pennal, Mrs. John, grocer, Boglemart-street, Stevenston]

Poe, David, baker, Quay-street, Saltcoats
Purves, John, innkeeper, Sandilands, Saltcoats

Reid, John, farm grieve, Seabank, Stevenston

Reid, Mrs. Boyd, near Railway Depot, Saltcoats
Reid, David, tilemaker, Townhead, Stevenston
Reid, Samuel, innkeeper, Townhead, Stevenston
Ritchie, Alexander (c;), cooper, Sandilands, Saltcoats
Russell, Francis, factor, Ardeer Estate, Arran-place, Ardrossan

Scott, Thomas (c), wright, Boglemart-street, Stevenston

Scott, Robert Forrest, postmaster, Boglemart-st., Stevenston
Service, Thomas (c), wright, Countess-street, Saltcoats
Service, William, wright, Countess-street^ Saltcoats
Service, George, grocer, Conntess-street, Saltcoats
Shaw, Thomas (c), shoemaker and ship-owner, Bradshaw-st>,
Saltcoats
Silver, Richard,merchant. Countess-street, Saltcoats
Skeoch, Robert (c), farmer, Lochend, Stevenston
Smith, James (c), merchant and farmer, Boglemart-st., Steven*
Smith, Charles, merchant, Boglemart-st, Stevenston [ston
Smith, John, farmer, Castlehill, Stevenston
Smith, James, farmer, Kerelaw Mains, Stevenston
Smith, Hugh, farmer, Lochcraigs, Stevenston
Stevenson, Robert, of Castlehill, J. P., Raise- street, Saltcoats
Stirling, Hugh, painter, Countess-street, Saltcoats
.Stirling, Archibald, ship-master, Quay-street, Saltcoats
Syme, John, plumber. Quay-street, Saltcoats

Tannahill, John, ship-master, Sandilands, Saltcoats

Taylor, Robert, wright, Countess-street, Saltcoats
Taylor, Archibald, innkeeper. Quay-street, Saltcoats
Thom, Benjamin, innkeeper, New-street, Stevenston
Thorns, Alexander, ship-master, Bradshaw-street, Saltcoats
Thomson, James (c), shoemaker and ship-owner, Quay-street,
Thomson, David, blacksmith, New-st, Stevenston [Saltcoats
Tyre, William (c), farmer, Middlepart, Stevenston

Vallance, William, farm- grieve, Kerelaw, Stevenston

Vessie, Mrs., Sandilands, Saltcoats
Vincent, John, saltmaker, Quay-street, Saltcoats

Walker, James, baker, Dockhead-street, Saltcoats

Wallace, Robert (c),surgeon, Dockhead-street, Saltcoafcs
332 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Watt, Eobert, ropespinner, Sandilands, Saltcoats

Weir, William, grocer, Main-street, Stevenston
Welsh, John, Post-office deliverer, Kyleshill, Saltcoats
White, Eev. James, minister of the Free Church, New-street,
Stevenston
Willocks, Hugh, railway-clerk, Railway Depot, Saltcoats
Wilson, Adam, farmer, Broom and Misk, Stevenston
Wilson, John, quarry overseer, Stevenston Quarry, Stevenston
Wilson, William, carrier to Glasgow, Countess-street, Saltcoats
Wyllie, John (c), labourer, Main-street, Stevenston

Young, James (c), mason, Townhead, Stevenston

Young, William, mason, Boglemart, Stevenston

COUNTY VOTERS NOT RESIDENT IN AYRSHIRE,

Brown, William, jun. (c), merchant, Glasgow.
Cook, Charles (c), surgeon, Lamlash [shire
Hamilton, Alexander (e), of Hulierhirst, The Retreat, Devon-
Muir, John (c), merchant, Glasgow
Warner, Patrick (c), of Ardeer, J.P., Portobello, Edinburgh
 A

STEWARTO N.
[Stewaxton Tillage — distant 18 miles from Ayr, and 6 from Kilmarnock.J

Stewabton lies 2| miles from Dunlop; 34 miles from Fen-

wick ; and 4 miles from Kilmaurs. Population In 1831^ —
4503; 1841,4656; 1851,4574. Increase since 1831, 71. Exieni
— It is 10 miles in length its breadth varies from 3 to 4
; ;

and it contains about 20 square miles. Boundaries It is —

bounded on the north-east by Neilston and Mearns, in Ren-
frewshire on the east and south-east by Fenwick
; on the ;

west by Irvine and Kilwinning and on the north-west and

;

—
north by Dunlop. Character Weaving is the staple occupation
of the villagers. The manufacture of bonnets is also carried
on extensively. There are likewise several mills, which
give employment to a number of people. Markets, 8fc —
cattle and horse fair is held in January, on Thursday before 1
Friday, o.s. another in May, Monday before 1 Thursday, and
;

another in October, on Wednesday before last Thursday.

AiTKEN, James (c), farmer, Waukmill, Stewarton

Alexander, James, writer, do.
Alexander, Robert (c), farmer, Gabrochhill,do.
Allan, James, carrier, do,
Allison, Arthur (c), farmer, Hairshaw, do.
Allison, David (c), Stewarton
Anderson John, draper, do.
Anderson, James, farmer, Corsehouse, do.
Andrew, James (c), baker, do.
Armstrong, Mrs., draper, do.
Aron, James, grocer, do.
'^
Arthur, David, Free Church Minister, do.

Baird, William (c), farmer, Cowslap, do.

Barr, Andrew (c), farmer, Windyyet, do.
Bicket, John (c), mason, do. /

Black, William (c), manufacturer, do.

Black, John (c), mason, &c., do.
Blair, Mrs. Joseph, grocer, do.
Borland, John (c), tailor, do.
Bowes, James, wright, do.
Boyd, James (c), grocer, do.
Brown, John (c), of Blacklaw, do.
Brown, Andrew (c), of Hillhouse, Clerkhill, do.
Brown, James (c), farmer, Horsemuir, do.
Brown, Thomas (c), agent, do.
S34 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Brown, John (c), farmer, Kirkmuir, Stewarton

Brown, John, dyer, do.
Brown, Thomas (c), smith, do.

Cairns, Eev. Peter (c), United Presbyterian minister, do«

Cameron, Robert, farmer, Rashilhouse, do.
Cameron, Matthew, slater, do.
Carswell, John, farmer, Mid Blacklaw, do.
Carswell, Allan (c), farmer, Spittal, do.
Caskie, John, surgeon, do.
Caskie, John (c), weaver, do.
Chalmers, Robert (c), farmer, Horseliebrae, do.
Craig, William (c), farmer, Fulshaw, do.
Craig, Robert (c), grocer, do.
Cunningharae, John (c), weaver, do.
Cunningham, John, teacher, do.
Currie, David (c), farmer, Lintbrae, do.
Currie, John (c), of Overhill, do.
Currie, Adam, farmer, Gabrochill, do.
Cuthbertson, John (c), farmer, Hillhouse, do.

Deans, John (c), Standalane, do.

Dick, Archibald, teacher, do.
Dickie, Mrs, farmer, Gateside, do.
Dickie, Mrs, farmer, Over Lochridge, do.
Douglas, Thomas D., of Dunlop, Dunlop House, Dunlop
Duncan, Alexander (c), farmer, Fullwood, do.
Duncan, Robert, of Aachentiber, BrockwellMuir, Dunlop, do.
Dunlop, John & Alex, (c), farmers, Bloomridge, do.
Dunlop, Gabriel (c), farmer and cattle-dealer, Peacockbank, do>
Dunlop, Alexander, cattle-dealer, do.
Dunlop, Robert, farmer, Barnahill, do.
Dunlop, John, cattle-dealer, do.
Dunlop, William, shoemaker, do.
Dunlop, Robert, grocer, do.
Dunlop, Robert, junr., grocer, do.

Eaglesham, William, miller, Lainshaw Mill, do.

Faulds, James (c), of Clerkland, farmer, Clerkland, do.

Faulds, Hugh (c), farmer, Highcross, do.
Ferguson, James (c), farmer, Fairlie Crevoch, do.
Ferguson, James (c), Robertland, do.
Ferguson, Dr. Alex, (c), physician and agent for Western
Bank, do.
Ferguson, John (c), of Auchentiber, farmer, Fullwood. do.
Ferguson, Alex, (c), of Auchentiber, farmer, Auchentiber, do.
Ferguson, Alex., junr., shoemaker, Stewarton
Ferguson, Peter, farmer, Mosshead, do.
 STEWART ON. 835

Ferguson, David (c), weaver, Stewarton

Ferguson, William (e), farmer, Meadowfoot of Gabroch-
[hill, do.

Galloway, Andrew farmer, Bleak, do.

(o),
Garvin, John (c), weaver, do.
Gavin, Mrs, draper, do.
Gemmell, John, farmer, Hairshaw, do.
Gibson, James (c), bonnet maker, do.
Gilland, David, farmer, Cocklebie, do.
James (c), mason, do.
Gillies,
Gilmour, Robert (c), farmer, Kilbride, do.
Gilmour, John (c), farmer, Spittal, do.
Gilmour, Allan (c), farmer. Brooms, do.
Gilmour, John (e), farmer, Fullwood, do.
Gray, John, carrier, do.

Haddow, Robert, tinsmith, do.

Hamilton, John, innkeeper, do.
Harvey, John, farmer, Merryhill, do.
Highet, Thomas (c), farmer, Gilmill, do,
Howatson, John (c), farmer, Robertland, do.
Howie, John (e), farmer, Byrehill, do.
Howie, James (c), farmer, Cauldhame, do.

Kennedy, John, postmaster and stamp distributor, do*

Kerr, James (c), weavers' and sewing agent, do.
Kerr,Robert (c), farmer, Mosside, do.
Kerr,Robert, saddler, do.
Kerr,John (c), wright, Kirkford, do.
Kerr,Alexander (c), farmer, Gallowberry, do.
Kidney, James, of Whitelee, farmer, Whitelee, do,
Knox, Alexander, bonnetmaker, do.

Laird, James (c), farmer, Haysmuir, do,

Lauchland, David (c), bonnet-maker, do.
Lauchland, James (c), do., do.
Lennox, William, tailor, do.
Lindsay, Robert, farmer, Thornhill, do.
Lindsay, John (c), farmer, Broadland, do.
Lindsay, James, farmer, Pelkelly, do.
Lindsay, John, jun., farmer, Auchentiber.
Lindsay, Alexander, wright, do.
Linn, Alexander, shoemaker, do.
Logan, James (c), carpet- weaver, do.
Logan, Hugh (c), farmer, Cutstraw, do.
Logan, Robert (c), weaving and sewing agent, do.

Macalester, Charles, of Kennox, Kennox- house, do.

Macalester, James, of Chapelton, Kennox-house, do.
336 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Mackie, William (c), of Meikle Corsehill, farmer, Meikle Corse-

Mackie, Alexander, flesher, do. [hill, Stewarton
Mackie, Robt (c), of Foggy hilloch, factor, Lainshaw Estate, do.
Mackie, Peter, flesher, do.
Mackie, Thomas, dyer, do.
Miller, Hugh, ironmonger, do.
Miller, Robert (c), writer, and agent for Union Bank, do.
Miller, James (c), farmer, Wardhead, do.
Miller, William (c), farmer, Castleton, do.
Miller, John (c), farmer, Stacklawhill, do. ^

Miller, John (c), farmer, Gouknest, do.

Miller, Thomas (c), farmer, Causewayhead, do.
Mitchell, Elizabeth, do.
Muir, James (c), carpet manufactuerr, do.
Muir, John (c), farmer, Meikle Corsehill, do.
Murray, James, gardener, Lainshaw, do.

M'Cltmont, John, grocer, do.

M'Gill, William (c), Smith, Fulshaw, do.
M'Raith, Mungo, tailor and clothier, Stewarton, do.,

Nairn, John (c), weaver. Dean -street, do.

Nairn, James (c), farmer, Mosshouse, do.
Nairn, James (c), farmer, Torranyard, do.
Nairn, Hugh (c), farmer, Kilbride, do.
Nairn, John (c), farmer, Blockhillhead, do.
Newman, Wm., surgeon, do.
Neilson, Robert, spirit- dealer, do.

Orr, James, farmer, Cankerton, do. '

Orr, Robert, farmer, Kirkwood, do.

Parker, Hugh (c). farmer, Boyflat, do.

Patrick, Sergeant William, Kirkford, do.
Patrick, James (c), farmer, Hairshaw, do.
Patrick, Robert, do.
Patrick, James (c), innkeeper, Pointhouse, do.
Peden, Wm. (c), farmer, Meikle- Corsehill, do.
Picken, James (c), bonnet-maker, do.
Pollock, L, (c), farmer, Lugton, do.
Pollock, James (c), farmer, Lugton, do.
Provan, David (c), of Lochbridge, Lochbridge House, do.

Raeburn, James (c), weaver, do.

Reid, Alexander (c), farmer, of Bonshaw, do.
Robertson, John (c), bonnet-maker, do.
Robertson, Sergeant John, do.
Robertson, Hugh (c), Stewarton
Russell, John (c), farmer, Magbiehill, do.
 STEWARTON. 33?

ScouLLAR, Wm., sheriff- officer, Stewarton

Sim, Eobert, bonnet-maker, do.
Sinclair, Eobert, teacher, do.
Skeoch, Charles (c), spindle manufacturer, do.
Skeoch, James, do., do.
Skeoch, Charles, and Sons, do., do.
Skeoch, Charles (c), surgeon, do.
Smith, Rev. Eobert, Congregational minister, do.
Smith, Thomas, innkeeper, do.
Snodgrass, James A. (c), writer and agent for Western Bank,
Sommerville, David, flesher, do. [do.
Sommerville, John, flesher, do.
Steele, Matthew, tailor, Kingsford, do.
Steel, James, farmer, Gunshill, do.
Steven, Rev. Charles B. (c). Established Minister, Manse, do.
Steven, James, farmer, Kirkwood, do.
Steven, William (c), farmer, Auchentiber, do.
Steven, John (c), farmer, Fulwood, do.
Stevenson, James (c), farmer, Waukmill, do.
Stevenson, John (c), of Whitelie, farmer, Whitelie, do.
Stevenson, David (c), farmer, Whitelie, do. ,

Stevenson, John (c), farmer, Bowhouse, do.

Stevenson, Thomas (c), farmer, Gabrochill, do.
Stevenson, John (c), of Hairshaw, do.
Stevenson, Alexander (c), farmer, Galloway Ford, do.
Stewart, Robert (c), of Gabrochill, farmer, Gabrochill, dv.
Stewart, Robert (c), farmer, Blockhillhead, do.

Templeton, John (c), farmer, Lochside, do.

Templeton, James (c), farmer. Law, do.
Templeton, Adam, farmer, Bickethall, do.
Thomson, James, skinner, do.
Turnbull, William, tailor, do.

Walker, Thomas (c), residenter, Bridgend, do.

Walker, James, farmer, Williamshaw, do.
Walker, Thomas (c), farmer, Williamshaw, do.
Walker, David, farmer, Porrisken, do.
Wallace, Thomas (c), farmer, Floors, do.
Wallace, William (c), farmer, Blacklaw, do.
Wark, David, farmer, Irvinehill, do.
Watt, John (c), farmer, Bottonis, do.
Watt, Alexander (c), Peacockbank, do.
Watt, Hugh (c), Wardlaw, do.
Watt, Alex., junr., farmer, Castleton, do.
Watt, Andrew, farmer, Bickethall, do.
Watt, James (c), farmer, do.
Watt, Allan, farmer, Kirkwood, do.
Wilson, James, farmer, Bankend, do.
338 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Wilson, Robert (c), farmer, Cutstraw, Stewarton

Wilson, William, farmer, Auchenharvie, do.
Wylie, James (c), carter, Darlington, do.
Wylie, James (e), bonnet-maker, do.
Wylie, Andrew (c), surgeon, do.
Wylie, James (c), bonnet-maker, Bridgend, do.
Wylie, M. (c), weaver, do,
Wyllie, James, bonnet-maker, Townhead, do.
Wyllie, John (c), farmer, Mosside, do.
Wyllie, David, farmer, Bloakcroft, do.
Wyllie. John, farmer, Gallowberry, do.
Wyllie, James (e), farmer, of Gallowberry, do.
Wyllie, James, grocer, do.
Wyllie, David (c), bonnet maker, do.
Wyllie, James, farmer, FuUwood, do.
Wyllie, John (c), carpet weaver, do.

Young, Robt. & James (c), farmers, Kilbride, do.

Young, David (c), shoemaker, do.

COUNTY VOTERS NOT RESIDENT IN AYRSHIRE.

Brown, Andrew (c), of Gabrochhill, Auchintorlie, Paisley,

Brown, Robert (c), of Standalane, &c., factor to the Duke ©f
Hamilton, Hamilton
Cuninghame, John (c), of Lainshaw, Hensol, Kirkcudbright
Dunlop, Andrew (c), grain merchant, Glasgow
Miller, John (c), Rutland Crescent, Glasgow
Paton, Hugh (c), carver & gilder, Edinburgh
Pollock, A. (c), merchant, Glasgow
Pollock, John (c), merchant, Glasgow.
Pollock, Allan (c), of Faside and East Blacklaw, Broom,
Mearns
Stewart, John(c), of Gabrochill, writer, Glasgow
Wilson, Robert (c), M.D.
 ST R AITO N.
[Straiton village— distant 14 miles from Ayr, and 26 from Kilmarnock.]

Straiton lies 4 miles from Kirkmichael 9 miles from Dal-

;

rymple; and 6| miles from Dalmellington. Population In 1831, —

1377; 1831, 1363; 1851, 1552. Increase since 1831, 175.
—
Extent The parish contains about 82 square miles its length ;

is more than 20 miles, and its breadth upwards of 8. Boun-

—
daries It is bounded on the north by Kirkmichael and Dal-
rymple ; on the east by Dalmellington on the south by
;

Carsphairn, Kills, Minigaff, and Barr and on the west by

;

Dailly and Kirkmichael. —

Character The people are chiefiy
dependant on agriculture there are a number of quarrymen
;

and several weavers in the village. Markets, 8fc. Girvan and —

Maybole are the nearest market towns. There is an annual
fair held on the 1st Wednesday of June, o.s.

Alexander, Peter, innkeeper, Straiton, by Maybole

Alexander, Alexander, tailor, Straiton, do.
Anderson, John, farmer. Gas, Monteocb, and Lochline, Strai-
ton, do.
Andrew, Robert, coachman, Berbeth Mains
Arthur, David, blacksmith, Patna, by Ayr
Arthur, Robert, shoemaker, Patna, do.

Baillie, James (c), farmer, Carnochan, Patna, do.

Beggs, Adam, coalmaster, Patna, by Ayr
Beggs, Mathew, coal-manager or overseer, Patna, do.
Blair, Sir David Hunter, Bart, (c), of Blairquhan, Maybole
Blair, Rev. John, Established minister. Manse, Straiton, by
Maybole
Bone, Duncan, merchant, Patna, by Ayr
Bowman, David, residenter, Straiton, by Maybole
Burnie, Thomas, butler, Blairquhan, Maybole

Cameron, Mrs., teacher. Lady Blair's Female School, Craig-

brae, Straiton, by Maybole
Campbell, William, farmer, Craigfad, Stars, and Lambdoughty,
Straiton, do.
Campbell, Robert, weaver, Straiton, do.
Chalmers, James, tailor, do.
Collins, Alexander (c). Holms Cottage, do.
Coperthwaite, John, molecatcher, do.
Cowan, William, farmer, Dallowie, Patna, by Ayr
Crombie, Henry, contractor, Straiton, by Maybole
340 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

by Maybole
Crozier, William, contractor, Straiton,
Cunningham, Henry Montgomerie, Carskeoch, Patna, by Ayr

Dalziel, Wm. (c), farmer, Balminnoch, Straiton, by May-

bole
Dalziel, John (c), farmer, Balminnoch, do.
Dalziel, Hugh (c), farmer, Balminnoch, do.
Dalziel, William, John, Andrew, and Hugh farmers, Balmin-
noch, Straiton, by Maybole
Dick, William (c), farmer, Tairlaxr, do.
Dick, Thomas, senr., shoemaker, Patna, by Ayr
Dick, John, tailor, do.
Dick, Thomas, jun., shoemaker, do.
Doak, Thomas, tollkeeper, Dalvennan, Straiton, by Maybole
Donaldson, H., weaver and kirk-officer, Straiton, by Maybole
Douglas, John, farmer, Burnfoot, do.
Douglas, Hugh, joiner, Straiton

Edgar, Mrs Thomas, residenter, do.

Farquhar, John, grocer, do.

Findlay, James (c), farmer, Kiersmill, do.

Galbraith, William (c), farmer, Dalcarnie, do.

Galbraith, John farmer, Nether Berbeth, do.
(c),
Garrand, Andrew, merchant, Straiton, by Maybole
Garrand, William (c), farmer, Grimmett, do.
Gourlay, Mrs., merchant, Patna, by Ayr

Hart, Andrew, tileburner, Glenhead, Straiton, by Maybole

Hart, George, Glenhead Tilework, Straiton, by Maybole
Hastings, Andrew, molecatcher, Holehouse, do.
Hervey, Alex, (c), factor, Berbeth Mains, near Dalmellington
Hazle, David (c), farmer, Threethorns, Knockgardner Straiton,
by Maybole
Henderson, David, gamekeeper, Blairquhan, do.
Hendrie, George, farmer, Craig, do.
Hood, Thomas (c), farmer, Lamboughty and Knockbrake,
by Maybole
Straiton,
Hunter, Andrew, blacksmith, Highgate, do.
Hunter, George, gardener, Blairquhan, do,
Hyslop, Alexander (c), proprietor, Straiton, do.
Hyslop, Jane, woollen manufacturer, do.

Inglis, Robert, coachman, Blairquhan, do.

Jamieson, James, farmer, Auchenroy, do.

Jamieson, John, miner, Kiers, do.
 STRATTO?^^. 341

Kennedy, John, carrier, Sfcraiton, by Maybole

Kennedy, Thomas, tollkeeper, do.
Kennedy, John, weaver, Burnside, do.
Kerr, Andrew (c), innkeeper, Patna, by Ayr
Kerr, Hugh, builder and postmaster, Straiton, by Maybole
Kirkwood, William, farmer, Shankston, Patna, by Ayr
Knox, Thomas, coachman, Berbeth, Maybole

Leckie, Samuel, carter, Straiton, by Maybole

Lees, James, merchant, Patna, by Ayr

Macadam, Quintin (c), farmer, Dalmorton, Shalloch, Knock-

skeae, and Alcreoch, Straiton, by Maybole
Mitchell, Andrew (c), Straitoa Cottage, Straiton, by Maybole
Mitchell, Andrew (c), farmer, Linfairn and Bing, Straiton, by
Maybole
Muir, Jane, innkeeper, do.
Muir, Thomas, merchant, do.
Muir, David, joiner, Milton, Straiton, do.
Murdoch, John (c), farmer, Kiers, do.
Murdoch, Wm., joiner, Straiton, do.

M'Caa, Richard B., tollkeeper, Tairley, Straiton, do.

M'Call, John, proprietor, Patna, by Ayr
M'Call, Thomas, shoemaker, Straiton, Maybole
M'Call, John, shoemaker, do.
M'Candlish, John, carter, do.
M'Candlish, John (c), farmer, Culdoch and Craigmulloch, do.
M'Candlish, David (c), farmer, Largs, do.
M'Candlish, William, carrier, do.
M'Olive, William (c), farmer, Grenoch, do.
M'Connachie, John & Samuel, masons^ Patna, by Ayr
M'Connell, David, farmer, Bennan, Straiton, by Maybole
M'Connell, John (c), blacksmith, Straiton, do.
M'Cosh, Mrs. Jane, farmer, Grrimmet, Straiton, by Maybole
M'Culloch, James, farm overseer, Craigbrae, do.
M'Culloch, Hugh, farmer, Whitehill, Patna, by Ayr.
M'Cowell, Mrs., Craigbrae Cottage, Straiton, Maybole
M'Fadzean, Rev. Thomas, United Presbyterian minister, Patna^
M'Fadzean, Rev. Thomas, Quoad Sacra Chapel, do. [by Ayr
M'Garvie, Gilbert, farmer, Altizurie, Straiton, by Maybole
M'Huteheon, Anthony, weaver, do.
M'Murray, James, miller. Upper Mill, do.
M'Clure, John, forester, Bishopland, near Blairquhan, do.
M'Ronald, William, carter, do.
M'Skimming, Mrs,, residenter, do.
M'Turk, James, joiner, do.
342 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY,

PateesoisTj Jolinj tailor, Patna, by Ayr

Ramsay, Greorge (e), proprietor, Nether Berbeth, Straiton, by

Ramsay, Alexander, joiner, Patna, by Ayr [Maybols
Reid, Greorge, miller, Milton Mill, Straiton, by Maybole
Reid, Thomas, thread-manufacturer, Patna, by Ayr
Reid, William and Andrew, Grimmet, Straiton, Maybole
Rodger, Mrs. William, Balbeg Cottage, Straiton, do.
Boy, Charles, overseer of roads, do.
Roy, John, carter, do.

Scott, James, land-steward to Sir D. H. Blair, Milton, do.

Sinclair, David, miller, Patna, by Ayr
Smith, Kennedy, clerk, Berbeth Mains, Dalmellington, by Ayr
Stafford, William, weaver, Patna, by Ayr
Stewart, William, gamekeeper, Craiglure Lodge, Straiton, by
[Maybole
Telfee, John farmer, Glenachie, do.
(c),
Templeton, William, limeburner, Carnshalloch, Patna, by Ayr
Thomson, James, shoemaker, Straiton, Maybole

Waikee, John & Wm. (c), farmers, Knockdon, do.

Walker, James, farmer, Dyke and Cowan, da.
Williamson, Alexander (c), farmer, Eeoch, do.
Wilson, John (c), farmer, Dalvennan, Patna, by Ayr
Wilson, James, farmer, Ballochbeatties, Straiton, by Maybok
Wyllie, John, innkeeper, Straiton, do.
Wyllie, William, coachdriver, Straiton, do.

YoiTNG, Mat., parochial schoolmaster and inspector of poor, do.

 SYMINGTON.
'[Syfliuigton village— distant 7 miles from Ayr ; 5 miles from Kilmarnock.]

Symington lies 3 miles from Monkton and 2^ miles from ;

DundonalcJ. Population— In 1831, 884; 1841,918; 1851,902.

Increase since 1831, 18. Extent— The parish is 4 miles long
and 11- broad, and contains nearly 5 square miles. Boundaries
It is bounded on the north by Dundonald on the east by Ric-
;

carton ;on the south by Craigie and on the west by

;

—
Monkton. Character The population are chiefly engaged in
agriculture. Markets, §'c. —
Kilmarnock is the nearest market
town.

AiTKEN, James, shoemaker, Symington, Kilmarnock

Allan, John, grocer and innkeeper, Symington, do.
Anderson, James (c), farmer, Dyke, do.

Baird, William (c), Eosemount House, Symington, do=

Baird, William (c), farmer, Hollows, Symington, do.
Bannatyne, Mrs, Muirhouse, do.
Blair, John, shoemaker, Symington, do.
Blane, John, Symington, do.
Blane, Thomas (c), farmer, Craigrethill, do.
Bowie, David, blacksmith, Symington, do.
Boyd, -Wm. Hay (c), farmer, Townend, do.
Brackenridge, Archibald, surfaceman, Whitelees, do.
Brown, Matthew, farmer, Byrehill, do.
Brown, Thomas, shoemaker, Whitelees, do.
Brown; Robert, surfaceman, Whitelees, do.

Calderwoob, James (c), farmer, Brocket, do.

Caldwell, Miss, Townend Cottage, Kilmarnock
Campbell, Wm. (c), farmer, Damhead, do.
Carnie, Gilbert, wright, Symington do.
Crawford, Andrew (c), farmer, Crookside, do.

Dale, Adam (c), farmer, Stockbridge, do.

Davidson, Rev. John, parish minister. Manse, Symington, do.
Dickie, Robert (c), farmer, Jeanfield, do.
Downie, Jolin, overseer. High Coodham, do.
Drinnan, William, coatractor, Symington, do.
Duncan, George, gardener, Coodham, do.
Dunlop, Hugh, wright, Whitelees, do.
Dunlop, John, factor, Craigowan, do.

2Z
344 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY. i

Fairlie, James Ogilvie (c), of Coodham, Symington, by Kil-

i

Faulds, Alexander (c), farmer, Stafflor, do. [marnock

Faulds, John, miller, Dykemill, do.

Gra¥, William (c), farmer, Helenton Mains^ do.

Hat, James (e), farmer, Knockendale, do.

Hay, John (e), farmer, Burnbrae, do.
Henning, David, shoemaker, Whitelees, do.
Henjy, George, shoemaker, Symington, da

Ingram, John, wright, Whitelees, do.

Kelso, Miss Ellen, Dankeith, do.

Kennedy, Misses, of Underwood, Underwood House, do.

LITTLEJOH^'^, James, gamekeeper, Coodham Gates, do.

Logan, Misses, Flatfield, do.
Lockhart, James, molecatcher, Springside, do.
Loudon, David, mason, Symington, do.
Loudon, Hugh, tailor, Symington, do.

Malcolm, James, butler, Coodham, do.

Martin, William, farmer, Whitehill, do.
Martin, John, farmer, Low Whitehill, do.
Martin, William, contractor, Symington^ do.
Millar, James, Symington, do.
Mitchell, Walter, innkeeper, Symington, do. •

M'Cracken, Alexander, farmer, Lochpark, do.

M'CuUoch, Alexander, innkeeper, Symington, do.
M'Credie, John, teacher, Whitelees, do.
M'Kerrow, John (c), farmer, High Waxford, do.

Neil, Alexander, gamekeeper, Dankeith, do.

Neil, Ebenezer, contractor, Symington, do.
Neil, Thomas, butler, Dankeith, do.

Orr, Rey. George, Free Church minister, Symington, do.

Parker, Hugh (c), farmer, Benacres do.

Paton, William, farmer, Bogend, do.
Paton, John, farmer, Stonecausey, do.
Porter, Joseph, blacksmith, Symington, do.
Porter, William, blacksmith, Symington, do.

Ritchie, Robert, toll-keeper, Bogend, do.

Shedden, John, gardener, Dankeith, do.

 SYMINGTON. 345

Sloan^ George, farmer, Craigs, Symington, by Kilmarnock

Smith, John, flesher, Symington, do.
Speirs Andrew (c), farmer, Muirhouse, da,
Stevenson, David (c), farmer Kirrix, do.
Stirhng, Hugh, wright, Symington, do.

Thomson, William, coachman, Coodham, do.

Utterson, Mrs., Dankeith House, do.

Wakelin, William, parochial schoolmaster, Symington, do.

Walker, Hector, blacksmith, Bogend Toll, do.
Wallace, Andrew (c), farmer Hillhouse, do.
Watson, John (c), farmer, Muirmill, do.
Weir, William, mason, Symington, do.
Weir, William, wright, Old- Toll, do.
Weir, Lawrence, builder. Park, do.
Wilson, James (c), farmer, Low Waxford, do.
Wilson, James (c), farmer, Spittalhill, do.
Wilson, James, wright, Muirend, do.
Wilson, John, miller, Helenton Mill, do.
Wilson, Edward, shoemaker, Symington, do.

Young, Matthew (c), farmer. Knockendale, do.

Young, Robert (c), farmer, Helenton Gate, do.
Young, Robert (c), farmer, Aulds Helenton, do.
Young, Mrs,, Post-Office, Symington, do.

COUNTY VOTERS NOT RESIDENT IN AYRSHIRE.

Bogle, George (c), of Rosemount, Surrey, Berks,
Fleming, William Malcolm (c), of Barrochaa
Lamb, Sir Charles (c), of Beauport, Bart
 TARBOLTON.
ITarbolton village, distant 7| miles from Ayr ; 8 miles from Kilmaniock.J

Takbolton lies 5 miles from Mauchline 2| miles from Stair.

;

Population— In 1831, 2274 1&41, 2612 1851, 2823. Increase

; ;

since 1831, 649. —

Extent Tarbolton contains upwards of
—
12,000 acres. Boundaries It is bounded on the north bj
Craigie; on the east by Mauchline ; on the south by Stair;
and on the west by St. Quivox and Monkton. Character —
The villagers are in many cases hand-loom weavers, working
for Glasgow and Paisley houses. Agriculture is the staple
—
support of the people. Markets, 8fc. There are two fairs held
at Tarbolton, chiefly for the sale of dairy stock one of them —
on the first Tuesday of June o.s., the other on the second Tues-
day of October o.s.

Allan, Mathew (c), farmer, Auchinweet, Tarbolton ».

Allan, John farmer, Neither Sinithston, do.

(c),
Andrew, George (c), farmer, East Carngillan, do.-
Anderson, Robert, cloth-merchant,, village, do.
Andrew, James^ miller. Fail Mill, do.

Barboue, David (c), farmer, Drumley, do.

Bell, John of Enterkine, Enterkine-house, do.
(c),
Bell, James, yr. of Enterkine, Enterkine-house, da*.
Blackwood, Thomas, blacksmith, Drumley, do.
Blair, John, grocer and spirit-dealer, village, do«
Bone, William (c), farmer, Barhill, do.
Borland, James (c), farmer, Calcothill, do.
Borland, David, tailor, Millburn, do.
Boyle, John (c), farmer, Raith, do.
Brown, James, innkeeper and grocer, village, dot
Bryan, George, baker, village, do.
Brown, Robert (c), of Springfield, village, do.

Carndufe & Son, blacksmiths, Millburn^ do*

Clark, Miss, sewing agent, village, do.
Clark, Robert, shoemaker, village, do.
Cochran, John (c), farmer, Overton, do.
Connell, Hugh (c), farmer, Templebogwood, d(H
Cook, James, sheriff-officer, village, do.
Cowan, John A., mason, village, do.
Crawford Adam (c) farmer. My res, do.
Crawford, John, shoemaker, village, do»
 TARBOLTON. 347

€urle, David, junr., grocer and cloth-merchant, Tarbolton

Curie, William, sewing agent, do.
Curie, David, senr., weaving agent, do.

Dalrymple, Rev. Alex., United Presbyterian minister, do.

Davidson, Thomas (c), of Drumley, Drumley House, do.
Dernay, James, molecatcher, village, do.
Dickie, Adam, wright, village, do.
Dickie, George, shoemaker, village, do.
Dickie, Robert, & Son, blacksmiths, Weston, do.
Dodds, Henry & John, molecatchers, village, do.
Donald, James (c), farmer, Daldorch, do.
Drennan, Robert (c), farmer, Shacklehill, do.
Drennan, William (c), farmer, Middleton, do.
Drinnan, James, mason, village, do.
Drinnan, John (c), farmer, Langlands, do.
Drennan, James, coalmaster, Annbank House, do.
Drinnan, William, farmer, Shieldyards, do.
Duncan, Alexander, nailer, village, do.
Dunlop, Andrew, session-clerk and inspector of poor, village,
Dunlop, John, teacher. Charity School, village, do. [do.
Dunlop, Robert (c), innkeeper, Milton, do.
Dunlop, Alexander, storekeeper, Enterkine Colliery, Enterkine
Lodge, do.

Elliot, Thomas, merchant, village, do.

Ferguson, James, mason, Failford, do.

Ferguson, James, farmer, Clune, do.
Forrest, William, of Smithfield, Smithfield House, do.
Fulton, David, joiner, village, do.

Gemmell, Andrew (c), farmer, Bogend, do.

Gibson, Henry, postmaster and grocer, village, do.
Gibson, Alex, (c), farmer, Colviston, do.
Gibson, John, surgeon, Village, do.
Gray, David (c), farmer, Barmoorhill, do.
Gray, James (c), proprietor, Tarbolton Mains, do.
Gray, John (c), farmer, Tongue, do.
Gray, John (c), of Bolsterland, village, do.
Green, Hugh, joiner, Drumley, do.

Haining, David, shoemaker, Drumley, do.

Hair, Wm., farmer, Redcraig do.
Halliday, John, nailor, village, do.
Happle, John, gardener, Enterkine garden, do.
Harvie, Andrew (c), farmer and tilemaker, Parkmill, do.
Harvie, Wm., innkeeper, village, do.
348 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Hay, Thomas (c), farmer, Muirburn, Tarbolton

Hay, Wtn., innkeeper and grave-stone cutter, village, do.
Hill, George, shoe-plate maker, village, do.
Hopken, James, saddler, village, do.
Howie, James, jr. (c), farmer. Boghead, do.
Hunter, Hugh (c), farmer, Coilsholm, do.
Hunter, James, farmer, Law, do.
Hutchieson, James, teacher, village, do.

Imrie, George, sawyer and wood-merchant, Failford, do,

Ingram, Mrs., farmer, Tofts, do.

Jamieson, George (c), farmer, Adamscroft, do.

Kennedy, Eobert (c), farmer, Walston, do.

Kennedy, David, farmer, Hallrigg, do.

Lambie, John (c), farmer Tannockhill, do.

Lambie, Hugh, farmer, Spittalside, do.
Lamont, James, proprietor, Burgh Acres, Village, do.
Lees, James (c), shoemaker, village, do.
Lees, John, of Townend of Millburn, do.
Lennox, James Milton Mill, do.
(c), miller,
Logan, George (c), farmer. Dykes, do.
Love, Lauchlan, weaving- agent, village, do.

Maie, Archibald (c), farmer, Crofthead, do.

Mathieson, Rodger, proprietor. High Scoutts, do.
Meikle, John (c), farmer, Brownhill, do.
Meikle, James & Robert (c), farmers, Clockstone, do.
Meikle, David, grocer and spirit-dealer, village, do.
Merrie, James (c), farmer. East Douree, do.
Millar, James, grocer and carrier, village, do.
Moir, Alexander, farmer, Woodhill, do.
Morton, James (c), farmer, Townhead of Drumley, doo
Morton, James, farmer. West Carngillan, do.
Morton, William, farmer, Parkhill, do.
Murdoch, William, farmer, Walflate, do.
Murdoch, James, clockmaker, village, do.
Murray, William, tailor, village, do.

M'Call, Hugh (c), farmer, Benston, do.

M'Cartney, John, gardener, Coilsfield, do.
M'Clymont, George, flesher, village, do.
M'Connel, John, mason and quarryman, village, do.
M'Connel, Mrs., spirit-dealer, village, do.
M'Gaan, Hugh, gamekeeper, Wyneford Coilsfield, do.
M'Gregor, John (c), farmer, Townhead of Millburn, do.
 TARBOLTON. 349

M'Gregor, Hugh, shoemaker, Tarbolton

M'Knight, David, manager of Gas-works, village, do.
M'Master, John, shoemaker, village, do.
M'Millan, John, mill-wright. Fail, do.

Neill, John (c), farmer, Skeoch, do.

Neill, Thomas (c), farmer. West Doura, do.
Neill, Wm., wood-merchant, village, do.
Neill, Wm., blacksmith, Coilsfield, do.
Nicol, John, grocer, village, do.

Oliver, Hugh (c), innkeeper, village, do.

Oliver, Alex., teacher, village, do.
Oliver, William, spirit-dealer, village, do.

PATERSON,WilIiam (c), of Montgomerie, Montgomerie-house,do.

Paterson, Kobert, yr., of Montgomerie, Mongomerie-house, do.
Pearson, Mrs., innkeeper, Failford, do.
Petticrew, William, tailor, village, do.
Pettigrew, James, grocer and carrier, village, do. '

Pollock, And. (c), weaver, do.

Pollock, John, mason, village, do.

Ralston, John, hosier, village, do.

Eamsay, John (c), farmer, flillhead of Daldorch, do.
Reid, Archibald (c), farmer, Shaw- wood, do.
Reid, James (c), farmer, Toreros?, do.
Reid, John (c), farmer, Lower Scoutts, do.
Reid, Mrs., spirit-dealer, village, do.
Ritchie, Rev. David, Established minister, Manse of Tarbolton,
do.
Ritchie, David, innkeeper, Stockbridge Cottage, do.
Rodie, James, tailor, village, do.
Ronald, Claude (c), farmer, Auchinweet, do.
Ronald, Wm. (c), of Bennals, Bennals House, do.

Savage, Robert F.. teacher of Side-school, Weston, do.

Shirlaw, William & Son, shoemakers, village, do.
Sloan, Andrew, farmer, Bourtreebush, do.
Sloan, Wm., farmer, Torshaw, do.
Smith, Millar (c), weaver. Butts, village, do.
Smith, John, farmer, Dryston, do.
Speirs, Robert, farmer, Bogend, do.
Steven, Robert, miller, Tarbolton Mill, do.
Steven, Allan, farmer, Gockhill, do.
Stevenson, Allan (c), farmer, Lady-yard, do.
Stewart, Thomas (c), farmer, Annbank Mains, do.
Stewart, John, wright, village, do.
350 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.

Strathdee, Miss, sewing-agent, Tarbolton

Strawhorn, Andrew (c), farmer, Feneedyke, do.
Strawhorn, John (c), Mossbog, do.
Symington, James, farmer, Roadend, do.

Tannock, Jobn (c), farmer, Yett, do.

Thomson, Alexander (c), weaver, Tarbolton, do.
Thomson, James, baker, village do.
Thomson, John (c), weaver, Hoodshellholm, do.

Vass, Hugh (c), farmer, Failmains, do.

WAiKEB, Robert (c), parochial schoolmaster, village, do.

Watt, Andrew (c), farmer, Yonderton, do.
Williamson, Andrew, gamekeeper. Back Lachans, Enterkine, do.
Wilson, James, tailor, village, do.
Wilson, David, blacksmith, village, do.
Wilson, Hugh, farmer, Outraains, do.
Wilson, William, joiner, Millburn, do.
Wilson, Alexander, miller, Privick Mill, do.
Wright, John (c), blacksmith, village, do.
Wright, James, blacksmith, village, do.
Wright, Thomas (c), cooper, do.

COUNTY VOTERS NOT RESIDENT IN AYRSHIRE.

Blair, Edward H. (c), of Brownhill, &c.,Drunskey House, Port-

patrick
Dick, William (c), cheese-merchant, Glasgow
Grahame, Robert (c), of Whitehill
M'Haflfie, William (c), of Skeoch and Overton, Glasgow
M'Haffie, Alexander (c), of Skeoch and Overton, London
Patrick, William, W.S., (c), of Millburn, Edinburgh
Thorn, Rev. Jobn (c), Edinburgh
 ADYERTISING SHEET.

STAR HOTEL, A\
OPPOSITE WINTON BUILDINGS.

HUGH WALLACE
Assures COMMEHCIAL and other GENTLE-
MEN that they will find elegance and comfort,
combined with moderate charges, at the above
Establishment.
The Public Rooms are spacious, the Bed-
EOOMS light and well aired and the Hotel has
;

every accommodation that could be desired in- —

cluding Hot Baths (always ready), Cold and
Shower'' Baths, &c. &c. &c.

tourists and strangers visiting AYR

Will find the Star Hotel central in situation,
and in every other respect likely to meet their
approval.

The " Fireman" Coach, to Maybole and Gir-

VAN, starts from the Star Hotel every afternoon
at Half-past Four; and the Ochiltree Coach
every Tuesday and Friday at Four p.m.; and
every other Coach from Ayr starts within view of
the Hotel windows.

WINES AND spirits OP THE BEST QUALITY.

EXTENSIVE STABLING) AND POSTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES,

108, High Street, Ayr,

October, 1851.
2 ADVERTISEMENTS.

JOHN M'lLWEAITH,
PLUMBEE AND GASFITTER,
BEGS respectfully to tender thanks to his nu-

merous Eriends for their past patronage, and to

intimate that, for greater convenience and economy

to his customers, he has added to his Business the

department of

SLATING AND GLAZING :

Andhaving engaged a Foreman of great experience,

and employing only first-rate Workmen, he hopes
to give satisfaction to those who may favour him
with orders.

All kinds of Chimney Cans, Iron, Zinc, and

Lead Roans, fitted up expeditiously.

British Patent Plate, Crown, and Sheet Glass,

Cut to any Size.

All kinds of Cement in Stock, and at very mo-

derate Charges.

No. 114, High-Street, Ayr,

October, 1851.
 ;

ADVERTISEMENTS. 3'

JAMES PEEGUSON,
SLATE MERCHANT,

River Street, Wallacetown,

CARRIES on the above Branclies in all tlieir
Departments.
J. E. has always on hand a Stock of Roofing
and Draining Slates (comprising Welsh, Highland^
and Lancashire) ; Sheet, Crown, and Plate Glass
Sheet and Perforated Zinc Zinc Ridges, &c.
;

J. E. is also Agent for Williams^ Patent Slate

Ridges and Hips, Slate Cisterns, Baths, Chimney
Pieces, Headstones, &c., &c.

SLATE-YARD— SOUTH QUAY, AYR.

House —River Street, Wallacetown, Ayr,

GROCERY AND PROVISION WAREHOUSE.

JAMES TELEER,
(SUCCESSOR TO DAVID PARKEE, 133, HIGH STREET,
AYR)
Next Door to the TJisrioiir Bank,
BEGS to intimate that lie has always on hand an
assortment of excellent Teas, Coffees, Sngars,
Cheese, Butter, Hams, Plour, Oatmeal, Barley,
Rice, Dried Fish —
Cod and Ling Herrings, and —
every other article in his line.

Finnon Haddocks in their Season.

FAMILIES SUPPLIED WITH POWDERED BUTTER IN CROCKS.

HAMS WHOLESALE.
133, High Street, Ayr,
October, 1851.
 —

4 ADVEKTISEMENTS.

CHAELES EOBB,
102, BRUNSWICK STREET,
GLASGOW,
To all Stations on the Ayrshire and South-
western Railway.
DAVID STEANG>
(SUCCESSOE TO Me. P. MAXWELL),
General Draper and Haberdasher,
2, HIGH STREET, AYR.
THE STOCK varied, and select, containing
is large,
all the Novelties in Fancy Goods, and ajirst-rate Assort-
ment of Plain Goods.

LOCH DOOM FISHIBJG.

JAMES THOM,
CROSS e:eys inn, dalmellington,
BEGrS to return thanks to his friends and the public for the
liberal patronage he has received since he commenced business j
and begs to acquaint them that throughout the season he has
excellent Boats on Loch Doon, with which to accommodate par-
ties visiting his house who may wish a day's enjoyment.
Machines to Let ok Hike at Modeeate Chaeges.
Balmelling-ton, Oct., 1851.

HATS. HATST HATS.

PATRICK & SON
SOLICIT an early inspection of their large and Fashionable
Stock of HATS, CAPS, &c. In addition to their own manu-
facture, they have just got to hand several lots of the NEW
ANaLO-AMEEICAN HATS, an inspection of which is soli-
cited. Decided Bargains of Fashionable Satin Hats at 4/6, QjQ,
%jQ, 10/6, &c. —
constantly receiving fresh supplies of everything
new in Grentlemeu's Forage, Hunting, and Shooting Caps
Youths' and Boys' Hats and Caps, Glengarries, &e., in endless
variety. Travelling Portmanteaus, Carpet Bags, Leather Hat-
Cases, &c. Hats made to order, and Dressed and altered.
Obseeve I 22, HiG-H Steeet Aye, late A. Wilson.
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 6

J. & T. YOUNG,
MILLWRIGHTS, ENGINEERS, & FOUNDERS,
YTTLCAN FOUNDRY, NEWTON- GEEEJS", AYR,
TAKE this opportunity of l-etufuing theif sincere thanks to
their Friends and the Public for the very liberal support they
have received in the various Branches of their Business, and
STEAM
beg to intimate that thev continue to make to order
ENG-INES of any power and CORN and FLOFR
description,
MILLS, SAW and BONE MILLS, WATER-WHEELS,
THRASHING and WINNOWING- MACHINES, WEIGH-
ING-MACHINES, PUNCHING MACHINES, MALT- -

ROLLERS, CORN, LINSEED, and OIL-CAKE CRUSHERS,

HOUSE MANGLES, &c., &c., all of the very best quality an^d
workmanship ; and generally every description of MILL-
WRIGHT and SMITH WORK. Plans and Specifications
executed for GRAIN and SAW MILLS, and every other
description of Buildings where power is conducted and applied,
at moderate charges.

CASTINGS DONE OF ANY DESCRIPTION,

Either from Drawifigs or JPaiterns.

S T "F V "P WS
GLASS AND CHINA WAREHOUSE,
KILMARNOCK.
IT gratifying to tlie Subscriber to acknowledge
is
his obligations to his Friends and the Public for
the liberal support he has long enjoyed, as it
enables him always to have a stock fresh and well
assorted ; and he has pleasure in inviting the
attention of PARTIES FURNISHING, and of
FAMILIES, to his Stock of TABLE GLASS
and of TEA, BREAKFAST, DINNER, DES-
SERT, and TOILET WARE, and every other
kind of GOODS in the line, as they recommend
themselves by substantial excellence and very
moderate prices.
SAMUEL STEVEN.
6 ADVERTISEMENTS.

HUGH PATON,
WINE AND SPIRIT fflERCHANT,
CROSS, KILMAENOCK,

Manufacturer of iErated "Waters, G-inger Beer, Sue,

BEGS to return fhanks to Ms Friends and tlie

Public generally, for the very liberal support he

has been favoured with since commencing busi-
ness, and begs to assure them that nothing will

be wanting on his part still to deserve their

patronage.
He begs to intimate that he has always on hand
a large Stock of

From the most celebrated brewers in Edinburgh,

Alloa, and London.
He begs also to state that he is still Agent
for

WATKINS^ FAMED DUBLIN PORTEE,

When Dealers and Families can be supphed
with Hogsheads, Barrels, and Half Barrels, on
the most Moderate Terms.

Cross, Kilmarnock,
October, 1851.
 ; '

ADVERTISEMENTS. 7

W. HIGHET & SONS,

SLATERS, GLAZIERS; PLUiyieERS, AMD BRAESFOOMOERS,

FEEL thankful for past favours^ and take this

opportunity of assuring their numerous Customers
that nothing shall be omitted on their part which
may merit a continuance of such support as may
still be bestowed on them, and from their long
and extensive experience in the Trade feel confi-
dent of giving satisfaction.
In the Plumbing and Gasfitting branches
W. H. & S. are enabled to offer very superior
advantages, as they manufacture all their Brass
Work on their own premises, and can give a very
superior article at very moderate rates.
BATHS, WASH-HANB BASINS, WATER
CLOSETS, FORCE and LIFT PUMPS, and
every description of Plumbing and Gasfitting ap-
paratus fitted up on the most approved plans.
Brass Castings of every description can be exe-
cuted to order, and with despatch. An extensive
stock of Roofing and Draining Slates of all kinds
kept at their Slate-Yard, South Quay.
Crown, Sheet, Plate, and Enamelled Glass ;
Paints and Oils ; Mastic ; Roman and Portland
Cements ; common and Fire Clay Chimney Cans
Metal Skylights, and Lead, Zinc, and Metal
Roans and Pipes, &c. &c., wholesale or otherwise,
at their Warehouse^

FGKT STREET,
opposite the academy.
Fort Street, Ayr,
October, 1851.
S A
 ADVERTISEMENTS.

JOHN BICKET,
PLUMBER AND BRASSFOUNDER,
MANUFACTURER AND FiHER UP OF GAS APPARATUS,

92, King Street, Kilmarnock.

GAS LAMPS, PENDANTS, PILLAES AND BRACKETS,

Wholesale and Retail.

LIFT AND FORCE PUMPS, WATER CLOSETS,
HOT, COLD, AND SHOWER BATHS,
SHEET LEAD ^ PATENT WATER PIPES,
Sheet Zinc, Roans, Ridges, Pipes, Szc.

Bells hung on most approved principles.

 ADVERTISEMENTS.

AYR RAGGED SCHOOL.

NET-MAKING.
GARDENERS and others requiring
NETS for the protection of Fruit, or
for Fishing or other purposes, may be
suppUed with any description of hem -

pen or woollen nets according to order.

*
Merchants' Paper Bags made in the
School to order, expeditiously.
The Teacher of this benevolent In-
stitution begs to intimate, that, having
on hand materials of the best quality
only, and making prices strictly mo-
derate, he hopes to be favoured with
the patronage of all who approve of
Ragged Schools.
Orders sent to the School carefully
attended to and expeditiously executed.

ARCHn. MONTGOMERIE,
Secretary,

October, 1851.
 —
10 ADVERTISEMENTS.

GRETA PENCIL WORKS,

KESWICK.
BANKS, SON & C O.,
(late banks^ foster & CO._,)

HAVING, addition to their well-

in
known Machinery, added the most re-
cent improvements in that Depart-
ment, have no fear, by strict attention
to the temperament and selection of
Lead suitable for Artists, Architects,
Surveyors, office and other purposes, to
continue to merit that liberal patronage
they have so long enjoyed. Manufac- —
turers of every description of Sealing
Wax, Black Lead Pencils, Leads for
Pencil Cases, Slate Pencils in Cedar,
and otherwise a most extensive assort-
ment of Steel Pens and Pen-holders
to be had from all the principal Book-
sellers and Ironmongers in the king-
dom.
^^^ Banks, Son & Co., are
the only Pencil makers in the United
Kingdom, who hold share in the far-
famed Black Lead or Plumbago Mine
in Borrow dale.
Keswick, October, 1851.
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 11

THE KILIAEIOCK BOTTLING COY.

WOULD beg most respectfully to call the

attention of tlieir numerous Customers, and the
Trade generally, to their very superior

BOTTLED ALES & PORTERS,

which, while returning their sincere thanks for

the continued and rapidly increasing support they
are receiving, they can confidently recommend
as unsurpassed anywhere. They would likewise

beg to state that from the ingeniousness and

superiority of their apparatus for the Manufacture

of Lemonade, Soda Water, &c., &c., they can

supply those highly flavoured beverages in a state
of excellence not attained by any other house in
the trade.

^^^ Their Drays continue to supply most of the

Towns and Villages in Ayrshire.

Orders punctually attended to.

ROBERTSON & MCDONALD,

Partners.

Office & Stores,

Mill Lane, King Street. Kilmarnock.

12 ADVERTISEMENTS.

CARD.
T. BICKET MERRY,

56, KING STREET,

KILMARNOCK,
MARRIAGE CARDS,
MARRIAGE ENVELOPES,
MARRIAGE WAFERS, &c. &c.,
SUPPLIED IN THE PIEST STYLE BY
J. MITCHELL & Co., ENGRAVERS,
45, ABGTLE ARCADE, GLASGOW.
Patterns transmitted to the Country, Postage free.

I^p° Engeaving, Peinting, and Lithographing of every

description.

MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF
GRATES, CHANDELIERS, FENDERS, FIRE IRONS,
TEA TRAYS, DISH COYERS, CUTLERY,
AND GENERAL IRONMONGERY.
A STOCK which, by its varied elegance, commands the ap-
preciation of every form of cultivated taste, which, by its
distinguished moderation in price, meets the severest de-
mands of prudent economy, and which, by its extent and
variety, accommodates itselt to the circumstances of every
class, being constantly maintained in our Establishment,
we are enabled, with the highest degree of confidence, to
continue to solicit for its merits the attention of the Nobil-
ity, Gentry, and Public of Scotland, who have hitherto so
extensively encouraged the unabated application of our
best energies to give every article in our Establishment the
POSSESSION OF ITS OWN RECOMMENDATION, and
to exhibit in our Stock every new improvement which
rapidly increasing scientificknowledge, and a more exten-
sive reahzation of the divisional system of labour, are con-
tinually effecting in the production of Metallic Goods.

CRONIN & Co.,

FURNISHING IRONMONGERS,
19, BUCHANAN STREET,
Store — 51, Buchanan Street, Glasgow.
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 13

MRS. HARVEY,
PLAIN I ORNAMENTAL PAINTERj PAPER HANGER^ I GILDER,
36 AND 38, NEWMARKET STREET, AYR,
RETURNS her most sincere thanks to the Nobility, Gentry,
and Public of Ayrshire, for the many favors bestowed upon her
late husband and begs to state that none in the Trade work
;

on more moderate terms (to do justice to her employers) and ;

she hopes, by unremitting exertions, to retain that patronage

which her late husband so long received.
Mrs. H. has always on hand a large Stock of Paints, Oils,
Varnishes, and Brushes, for Sale, of the best quality and manu-
facture, from the first Houses in Britain, as she does business
with none others.
Country Oedees puncttjallt attended to.

THE AYR EQUITABLE LOAN COMPANY

RESPECTFULLV Intimate that they continue to
make LIBERAL AI)VA:NCES on GOLD AND
SILVER WATCHES, PLATE, JEWELLERY,
WEARING APPAREL, BED AND TABLE
LINEN, and every description of MOVEABLE
PROPERTY.
The Premises are well aired and Iron Safes fitted
np for the security of valuable deposits.
Open from, 8 Morning till 8 Evening^ and tillW on
Saturdays. JAMES FORGIE, Manager.

JAMES H AE VET,
TAILOR AI^D CLOTHIER,
36, NEWMARKET STREET, AYR,
BEGS leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and Public of Ayr-
shire, that he has commenced Business as above, and from his
long practical experience in London and several of the first\pro-
vincial Towns in England, he flatters himself that he wi^ be
able to give every satisfaction to those who may be pleased to
favour him with their commands. His stock is of the newest
and most substantial description, having been selected by him^
London and Manchester. Business will be conducted
self in
by him upon the principle of supplying at equitable and mo-
derate charges, such articles only as will ensure permanent satis-
faction and future confidence. Every description of garments
connected with the trade, made up under his own personal
superintendence.
 ;

14 ADVJERIISEMENTS.

THE
KiLIARNOCK COKFECTIONABY WAKEHOUSL
DANIEL MACDOUGALL,
CONFECTIONER AND PASTRY COOK,
KIHG STREET, KII^MARKTOCK.
Tea Breads ^ Bridal, Ball, and Christening- Cakes, done

ALWAYS on hand, a great variety of Fancy, Eoijt, Wine and

up in llie Newest Style.
CONFECTIONARIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
BSSCUXTS.
Hoct, Grermaij, Naples, Queen-drops, Walnut, Citron, Shrews-
bury, Mould, Eatafia, Brandy, Ginger, Eice, English and
French Macaroons, Moringles, Coffee, Coronation, Filbert,,
Eusks, Ginger-Bread, Spice Nuts, German Wafers, &c.

Sultana, Eice, Seed, Plum, Pound, Scotch Currant Btin,.

Fancy Shaped Dinner and Supper Cakes, as birds, beasts, &c.
Pastry Dinner and Supper Dishes, Tartlets, Plain and Fancy j.

Open lourtes caromelled.

French Pies and Tarts in pans j Bailt Pastry in various
shapes Mince Pies and Cheese-Cakes ; Lobster, Oyster, Yeal,
;

and other patties Eaised Pies of Game

; Perigod Pies
;

Eoasted Chickens and Pheasants Hams and Tongues orna-

;

mented Ham and Tongue on Salad ; Gelatines of Yeal and

;

Hare Boiled Fowls, ornamented and glaced white ; Calves-

;

foot, Orange, Lemon, and other Jellies Blancmange, Pine-

;

Apple, Italian, Coffee, Chocolate, Eose, Canilla Creams, Jellies,.

Custards, and Whipt Creams in Glasses Chautilly and Eock
;

Sugar Baskets Ca-romelled Oranges^ Triffes in every variety |

;

Supper Eolls, &c., &c.

ICE CHEAMS.
Pine-apple, Noyeau, Yanilla ; Strawberry, Easpberry j Water
Ices sent out in shapes or freezers Preserved, Dried, and
;

Crystallized Fruit for Dessert ; Apricots, Green Gages, Pears^

Peaches, Gingers, Lemons, Oranges, Apricot Knots, Cherries m
Brandy, and a great variety of Bon Bous, Crackers, and Mottoes.
A stock of Barclay's best Wax, Sperm, and Composite
Candles ; Carriage and Gig Wax Lights ; Wax Tapers ; Was
Bed-Eoom Lights to burn six, eight, and ten hours.
Lasenby's celebrated Pickles and Sauces.
"Wine, Spirits, Porter, Ales, &c.
POULTRY AND GAME OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
DINNEES, EOUTS, BALLS, SUPPERS, BANQUETS^
AND SOIREES SUPPLIED.
'ERUNOEO Um-Zmi KEPT FOR DlNNERSj U.
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 15

THE Subscribers take this opportunity of re-

turning thanks to their Friends and the Public
for the very liberal support they have received
since commencing business as Engineers and
Millwrights^ and in soliciting a continuance of
their favours^ beg to intimate that they make to
order^ Steam-Engines^ Boilers, Water Wheels,
Corn and Flour Mills, Improved Peg Thrash-
ing Machines, Barn Fanners, Malt Rollers,
Bone Mills, and generally every description of
Millwright and Smith Work. Plans and
Specifications for Machinery and Buildings exe-
cuted in a tasteful manner, and at moderate
charges.
J. & A. TAYLOR.
Engineer Works,
TowNHEAD, Ayr, October, 1851.

WINDOW GLAZING.
CROWM, SHEET, CYLINDER, FLOTEO, AID STIEHED GLASS,
or EVERY DESCRIPTIOjS".
BRITISH, PATENT, AND SILVERED PLATE.
EOTJGH PLATE, FOR CUPOLAS, SKYLIGHTS, &c.

R. C. EOBERTSON,
PAINTEE AND PAPER-HANGER,
46, KING STREET, KILMARNOCK,
MOST respectfully intimates that, having engaged
an experienced Glazier, he will be glad to execute
any Orders in that Branch.

GREENHOUSES.
Plans for Greenhouses, upon a most Economical
Principle, may be seen on application.
16 ADVERTISEMENTS.

BRASS FOUNDRY,
No. 5, BANK STREET, KILMARNOCK.

JOHN HEPBURN,
BRASS FOUNDER AND BELL HANGER.
Begs leave most respectfully to intimate that he has opened
the Ground Flat of Mr. M'Skimming's Joiners' Shop (late Mr.
Wyllie's) as a Brass Foundry, where he will supply parties
on the most reasonable terms with all kinds of Brass Castings
—
and finished work consisting of Gas Lamps, Lustres, Chande-
liers, Harps. Pendants wirh Hydraulic Joints or Fixtures,
Brackets, Pillars, Mantlepiece Vases, Window Gas Lights
improved, and

GAS FITTINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION

Finished in the following Styles, viz :
—
Bright, Pale, or Gold;,
Lacquered, Bronzed, Bronzed and Relief, Artistic Bronzed,
Ormolu and French Ruffle. Old Gas Lamps and every descrip-
tion of Gas Fittings and variety of Brass Work Cleaned or
Bronzed and Re- lacquered.

COCKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

Improved Brass Ballances, Scales, and Weights ; Plumbers'
Fittings completed on the most approved principles, embracing
the newest styles of fitting up ; Ale and Soda Water Bottling
Machines, Double and Single Action ; Soda Water Pumps ;
Hydraulic Rams and Force Pumps made to order. Manufacturer
of Gas Holders and Apparatus.
From the experience that John Hepburn has had with Mr.
BicKET for sixteen years past, and the practical management
of his business for fourteen years, leaving his employer on
the most honourable and friendly terms, together with the
liberal encouragement he has been honoured with since com-
mencing business, he trusts by an unremitting attention to all
—
commands he may be favoured with combined with the
strictest regard to the superiority of Materials and Workman-
—
ship to merit a continuance of the support and approbation of
the Public.

October, 1851.
 —
ADVERTISEMENTS. 17

NEW TEA AND GROCERY WAREHOUSE,

122, HIGH STREET,
OPPOSITE THE WINTON BUILDINGS,
AYR.
THE Subscriber begs leave most rt spectfully to return his
sincere thanks for the liberal and increasing patronage he
has enjoyed since opening the above Premises, and trusts, by
devoting his attention to a careful selection of GOODS, to
merit a continuance of public patronage.
His system is to recommend only such Goods as possess ster-
ling quality, to sell fofr ready money, and charge upon all
articles the lowest remunerating profit.

Annexed is a list of prices of TEAS and COFFEES, suitable

for various Family purposes.
STRONG CONGOU 3s. 4d. very STRONG ; CONGOU
3s. 8d.,an excellent and useful Tea " FINE CONGOU 4s," ;

admirably adapted for all Family purposes, and will be found,

upon trial, agreeable to the taste of the great majority of the
public; very FINE CONGOU 4s. 4d., and the "FINEST
CONGOU, at 4s. 8d," ripe and mellow, and of the true Pekoe
Souchong flavour, " the best BLACK TEA" that need be de-
sired for any purpose.
COFFEES.
To those who wish to purchase Coffee in its native purity,
in possession of its natural aroma and fragrance, the following
selection is recommended :

GOOD PLANTATION CEYLON, lOd.

FINE PLANTATION, Is.
FINE JAMAICA, choice mountain flavour, Is. 4d.
A mixture of FOREIGN COFFEE, much recommended
for Family use. Is. 6d.
All Coffee sold here is warranted free from any of the
noxious articles now so extensively used to give artificial pun-
gency and colour.
All sorts of Grocery Goods at Moderate Prices.

WILLIAM BROWN.
Ayr, October^ 1851.
18 ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE BIBLE DEPOSITORY.

BOOK, STATIONERY, & MUSIC WAREHOUSE,
20, PORTLAND STREET, KILMARNOCK.

A-yc Advertiser Office Agency.

JOHN SMITH
Begs respectfully to inform his friends and the public that he
has always on hand a well Selected Stock of
BIBLES,
From one shilling to sixty shillings.
TESTAMENTS,
From sixpence to five shillings.
A nice assortment of Letter and Note Papers, Sealing Wax,
Inks, and Lead Pencils. Ledgers and Day Books ruled and
bound to order.
STEEL PENS,
For Schools, Commercial and General Correspondence.
Thirty different sorts.
J. S. can recommend these pens he has them from the best
:

makers, and keeps only the first quality.

A great many of the E-eligous Tract Society's and other good
works, as published.
All the modern School Books. Chambers's School Copies.
Caldwell's National Copies.
MUSIC.
J. S. is Agent for Messrs J. Muir Wood & Co. ; has always
on hand a great variety of Piano Forte Music, and Instruction
Books and receives, as published, the new popular Music
;

brought out in London, Edinburgh, and Glasgow.

PEINTING.
Orders taken for the execution of Book, Pamphlet, and
General Printing, to be executed with despatch, in the first
style, at the Ayr Advertiser Office.

BOOKBINDING
in all its branches neatly executed.
Subscribers' names, and Advertisements received for the Aiir
Advertiser Newspaper, delivered at John Smith's Shop, Kil*
marnock, on Thursdays, at Three o'clock.
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 19

IMPROVED DRESSING CASES,

With STERLING SILVER FITTINGS, Manufactured
ON THE Premises, 28 Buchanan Street, Glasgow,
FRO^ FIVE TO FIFTY GUINEAS EACH.
THE abundant encouragement awarded to S. WOOLFIELD in
the manufacture of Silver Fitted Dressing Cases has induced
him to augment his Stock to an extent quite unsurpassed, except
in a few of the West End shops of London, (where extravagant
prices are necessarily exacted.) Established as a Maker of these
articles for nearly half a century, his reputation has not been
gained without warrant, for each successive year has exhibited
the improvement which naturally comes from enlarged experi-
ence and stability of position, and his Dressing Cases are now
as perfect specimens of their class as it is within the power of
human industry to accomplish. Their distinguishing charac-
teristic is great strength and solidity —
not designed for mere
appearance, but for practical utility and lasting durability. As
travelling necessaries they are incontestibly superior to all
others, the fittings being so arranged and classified that any de-
sired article is immediately available, while they are furnished
to an extent that meets every possible exigency. An additional
recommendation is their impregnable locks, and improved mor-
ticed partitions, aff'ording protection and security from break-
age ; and all springs and intricate mechanism are carefully
avoided, being always liable to damage by change of climate, &c.
In the all important matter of price, S. Woolfield's Dressing
Cases, being economically manufactured in his own Workshops,
will naturally suggest a condition both favourable to excellence
and cheapness. For ARRI M AG
E PRESENTS especially, they
are an elegant and becoming gift the great variety always in
;

Stock affording almost unlimited choice at all prices, from Five

to Fifty Guineas.
^*^ Dressing Cases, Writing Desks, and Work Boxes rtf-
paired, new lined, modernized, and made useful, at very moderate
prices.
In addition to the very superior assortment of DRESSING
CASES, WORK-BOXES, WRITING-DESKS, WORK-TA-
BLES, TEA-CHESTS, and BAGATELLE BOARDS, manu-
actured on his own Premises, S. Woolfield imports largely
from the great Continental manufactories every meritorious
BOHEMIAN GLASS ORNAMENTS, ITALIAN
production in
ALABASTER, FRENCH CHINA and CLOCKS, BERLIN
IRON and BROISZES and his Stock of PAPIER MA CHE
;

and GENERAL FANCY GOODS is at all times unsurpassed

out of ths metropolis.
S, 1^^00LFIBI.D, 28 Buchanan St.,
Corner of the Arcade, Glasgow*
20 ADVERTISEMENTS.

GUTTA PERCHA WAREHOUSE,

71, KING STREET, KILMARNOCK,
EDWARD" KERR,
PLUMBER AND GAS-FITTER,
Naptha Agent and Naptha Lamp Manufacturer , Sfc.^
y

HAS always on Sale the following Articles: Brackets —

for Gas, Plain and Ornamented, &c., &c. Brass, ;

Copper, Tin, and Japanned Goods Baths, Cutlery, ;

Fenders, and Fire-Irons Rain- Water Roans and

;

Pipes ; Gasiliers in great variety ; all kinds of Gas

Apparatus neatly fitted up ; Bells fitted up on the
most approved principle.

E. K. begs most respectfully to inform the Public of KIL-

MARNOCK and vicinity, that since he was appointed Agent
for the Sale of GUTTA PEECHA, he has been busily engaged
in the working of it ; and he feels confident, that if its useful-
ness for the SOLES of BOOTS and SHOES were but half
known, it would be universally adopted. Its extraordinary du-
rability, and Waterproof properties, combined with the easiness
of its application, render it one of the most useful materials.
The public generally, and heads of families in particular, should
all learn how to use it— the saving would be immense, besides
the advantage of having their families preserved from the most
prolific cause of disease, viz., cold and damp feet.

Prices of Soling with G-utta Percha.

G-entlemen's Boots or Shoes, from Is. 3d. to Is. 6d.
Ladies' Do., lOd. to Is.
BOOT AND SHOE SOLES ALL SIZES.

Gutta Percha Tubing is applicable Jbr the following pwrposes :

The Conveyance of Water, Oil, Acids, and other Chemicals,

Liquid Manures, &c. Drain and Soil Pipes. Suction Pipes
for Fire Engines. Ship Pumps. Syphons. Yentilation, &c.,
of Mines, Public Buildings, &c. Eor Watering Gardens and
Streets, Washing Windows, Damping Floors, &c. Ear and
Speaking Trumpets. Speaking Tubes in Warehouses, Dwell-
ing-Houses, Ships, &c., in lieu of Bells. For enabling Deaf
Persons to hear Sermons. Grreat lengths to which it can be
made (50 to 500 feet) without a joint.
Gutta Percha Tubing and Fancy Articles in great variety
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 21

WILSON &
(LATE WILLIAM WILSON, ESTABLISHED
Co.
1817,)

71, GBORGB STREET, EDINBURGIT^

(CORNER OF FREDERICK STREET,)
DRESSING-CASE, WORK-BOX, WRITING-CASE, DESK,
JEWEL-CASE, & POCKET-BOOK MAKERS,
Manufacturers of every description of Fancy Cabinet^^

Ivory, Shell, and Leather Goods,

Cannot too thankfully acknowledge the obligations
they are under to the Nobility and Gentry of Scot-
land for the long-continued and increasing patronage
with which they have been honoured.
In consequence of the enlarged accommodation they
now possess, Wilson & Company have had it in their
power to add very considerably to the extent and
variety of their usual Stock of Goods and no exer-
;

tion on their part shall be wanting to maintain the

quality of their Manufactures, and make this the
First, as it is the Oldest, Establishment of the kind
in Edinburgh.
Besides what Wilson & Co. manufacture within
their own premises, they have made arrangements
which enable them to supply Papier Mache, Mauch-
line, and Ivory Goods, to any Design or Pattern that
may be desired.
Cabinets, Cases, and Tables fitted so as to combine
in one the Dressing- Case, Desk, Work-Box, and Jewel-
Case.
Military Canteens, Medicine and Spirit Chests, Dressing,
Writing, and Brush Cases, made up especially for India.
A variety of Drawing-Room Ornaments, embracing the most
recherche productions of British Manufacture, together with
everything'new in French and German Fancy Articles making ;

this one of the most complete, interesting, and convenient Es-

tablishments for Ladies and Gentlemen about to Travel, or
desirous of selecting elegant and useful presents.
EMBROIDERY of all sorts made up in Portfolios, Note-
Books, Cigar and Spectacle Cases, Urn and Book Stands, Fire
Screens and Cabinets, Indian and other articles of Vertu as
;

Also, all kinds of Patent Locks, Bronze, Wood, Ivory, Shell and
Leather Goods, Repaired and Refitted.
Prompt Attention given to Orders from the Country.
22 ADVERTISEMENTS.

ANDREW M'KERROW,
SMITH & AGBICULTDSAL IMPLEfflENT BAKEB,
BEANSBUEN, KILMARNOCK,
IN acknowledging the kind patronage of liis

many Friends, wishes to remind them and the

Agricultural public generally, that in addition to
his former experience, and in accordance with
their most popular and practical suggestions, no
effort will be spared by him to keep pace with the
most improved, simple, and useful constructions in
all PLOUGHS, HARROWS, BRAKES,
kinds of
GRUBBERS, and PULVERIZERS for the soil.
Also, EIELD ROLLERS, RICK or STACK

STANDS of Iron, and SMITH WORK in gene-

ral, and so merit a continuation of their favours.

Implements delivered frfee of carriage at any of

the Clyde ports.

A reference or remittance is respectfully re-

quested from strangers at a distance.

A. M. will be glad at any time to furnish far-
ther particulars when required.
 ADVERTISEMENT^. 23

JAMES M^E WEN ,

COACH-BUILDER,
JOHN STEEET, WALLACETOWN,
BETURNS his grateful acknowledgments to his Friends and
the Public of Ayr, for the very liberal patronage he has expe-
rienced since he comnaenced Business, and trusts that no exer-
tion on his part shall be wanting to merit a continuance of the
same.
Ayp, October, 1851.

ALEXAl^IDER BRECKENRID&E k SOE^,

WATCHMAKERS,
TUERET, COMMON, AND SPRING CLOCK
MANCJFACTCJRERS,
36, KING STREET, KILMAR>fC CK.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Always on hand.
Jewellery Repaired and made to Order.

BURl^rS' TAVBRW,
20, NEW BRIDGE STREET, AYR,
Begs most
JOHN F. BAIN,
respectfully to thank his Friends and the Public in
general for the liberal and increasing patronage he has received
since commencing Business, and begs to acquaint them that he
has Removed to the above well-known Tavern, where, by strict
atention to the comfort of his Patrons, he hopes to merit a share
of their favour and suppoi-t.

JAMES TERRY,
GEMERAL SMITH & BELL-HANGSR,
No. 32, HIGH STREET, AYR,
Begs respectfully to intimate to his Friends and the Public
generally, that he carries on the above Businesses in all their
Branches. In returning thanks to those parties who have already
patronised him, he has to state that he Repairs Locks, Grates,
Bells, &c., and also executes all kinds of Smith Work, at moder-
ate rates, and with the utmost despatch.
Country Orders promptly attended to.

No. 32, High Street, Ayr, 1851.

2 B
24 AirVERTISEMENTS.

7,, BANK STREET, KILMAHNOCK,

Beg to express their gratitude for

the very liberal encouragement which
they have received for the last Twenty
Years..

As they continue to Build every de-

scription of Carriage, according to the

newest and most fashionable designs,

received regularly from the first-rate
Draughtsmen in London ; and as they

manufacture nothing but the best Ma-

terial, and employ none but the most
experienced Workmen, they hope to be
rewarded, as hitherto, with a fair pro-
portion of public favour.

Kilmarnock,
October, 1851.
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 25

WILLIAM RANKIN & Co.,

•wholesaijE stationers,
geneeal commission merchants,

52 & 54, AEGYLE STEEET,

17 & 19, MAXWELL STREET, AND 1, CROY PLACE,

Take this opportunity of expressing their gratitude to their

numerous Friends in Ayrshire, for past favours, and beg to
assure them that they will spare no exertions to merit a con-
tinuance of their patronage.
They would wish particularly to call attention to their large
and well-selected Stock of Led&ers, Journals, Day-Books,
Cash-Booes, Copying Letter-Books, G-rocees' Cottnteb
Books, &c. also, a great variety of Memorandum and Pocket
;

Books, Pass-Books, from 3s. 6d. per Grross, upwards. Copy-

BoOKS of all descriptions of Heading and Euling.

A large and well-selected Stock of plain and elegantly-bound

Bibles and Testaments, to which they would invite inspection,
being confident they will be found moderate in Price, and well
suited for Presents.
Church op England Prayee-Books, in great variety, from
One Shilling upwards.
W. E. & on hand a large and complete
Co. have always
Stock of Writing, Printing, and Packing Papers, and Greneral
Stationary, suited for every variety of Business, which they
continue to sell at the loivest remimeratwe prices.
*^* Every description of Letter-Press, Lithographic and
Copper-plate Printing, Engraving, Book-Binding, and Paper-
Euling, executed with neatness and Despatch.

Account-Books of all kinds made to order.

Wholesale Stationers, Greneral Commission. Merchants, and

Account-Book Manufacturers,

52, & 54, AEaiLE STREET,

17, & 19, MAXWELL STREET, AND 1, CROY PLACE
GLASGOW.
.
2b2
 —
26 ADVERTISEMENTS.

UNDER EOYAL PATRONAGE.

DE. CHAMBERS' PELS FOR THE HEAD.
These celebrated Pills remove Nervousness, Headache, Melan-
choly, Loss of Memory, Swimming in the Head, Noise in the Ears,
Dizziness in the Eyes, Trembling, Lowness of Spirits, Inactivity,
Rheumatic Affe tions, Loss of Appetite, Symptoms of Apoplexy,
&c. also Invigorate the System, Purify the Blood, and produce
;

a Smoothness to the Skin.

" Sold in Boxes at Is 6d, 2s 9d, and 5s each. By sending a
letter enclosing the amount, either in money or postage stamps,
to U. J. Chambers, 6, Great Suffolk Street, Boro', London, the
Pills will be sent you by post, free."
The utility of these Pills is fully testified by thousands who
have been benefited by their aid. Among the numerous testi-
monials received, the following short extracts are given by
permission :

Sir Robert Peel,— Tamworth, August 17, 1845. After —

a long debate I have found great relief from your Pills for the
Head.
Mr. George Holmes,— Dale Street, Liverpool, March 6,
—
1849j My wife sufi'ered many years with noise in the ears, which
your Pills have removed.
—
Rev. B. Carter, Portland Place, London, December 14,
—
1847. In accordance with your request, I herewith permit
you to use my name as an approver of your Pills they are ;

really good.
Louis Napoleon Buonaparte, — Paris, January 5, 1850.
I have given your Pills a fair trial, and find they bear out your
assertions, as I suffered much in my head.
General Taylor, — New- York, May 4, 1847. — In gratitude
I give you permission to publish my perfect approval of your
Pills for the Head, and would thank you to send me (per next
ship) a packet of two dozen boxes, large size.
Rev. George Farran,— Princess Street, Edinburgh, Feb.
18, 1845. —
Through reading one of your Advertisements I was
induced to purchase a box of your Pills for the Head, which, I
am happy to inform you, cured me of the most miserable mel-
ancholy feelings, which I had endured for eight or nine years.
I feel now
quite another man but, least I should have a return
;

of would thank you to send me two boxes, that I may be

it, I
prepared should I be again attacked. You are quite at liberty
to use this humble testimony, if of any service, in any way
you think proper, as I feel grateful for the service you have
done me.
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR SCOTLA^^D,
Messrs. Wood & Co., Elder Street, Edinburgh.
 ADVERTISE'MENTS. 27

HUGH CUAIG.
PORTLAND STREET, KILMARNOCK,
CAN at all Seasons exhibit an Immense Stock of
WOOLLEN, COTTON, SILK, LINEN,
LACE, AND HOSIERY GOODS;
ALSO,
SHAWLS, PLAIDS, PARASOLS,
UMBRELLAS, HATS, GLOVES, VELVETS,
ELANNELS, TICKS, BLANKETS,
CARPETS, &c. &c. &c.
Eor Quantity, duality. Variety, and Cheapness,
combined, the contents of his Warehouse cannot
be surpassed in Scotland.
KiLMAEisrocK, 1th October^ 1851.

MR. WILLIAM KELSO THWAITES,

SOLICITOR, SUPREME COURTS,
13, N. W. CIRCUS PLACE, EDINBURGH,
Has been appointed Agent of

AND
INDIA km LONDON,ASSOM^OE OOiPANlES.
LIFE

Chairman —
THE CHISHOLM—Erchless Castle,
Inverness-shire, and Wilton Place, London.
Managing Director —
ALEXANDER ROBERT IRVINE, Esquire,
Head Offices —
14, Waterloo Place, Pall Mall and ;

52, King William Street, City, London.

28 ADVERTISEMENTS.

BOOKBINDIMG.
COLIN FRAME
RESPECTFULLY intimates to the Nobility,
Gentry, and Inhabitants of Ayrshire generally,
that be carries on the BOOKBINDING Business
in all its Branches, at
85, Queen Street, and 17, Royal Exchange Square,
GLASGOW.
His experience and practical knowledge of the
Trade, and attention to produce a superior class
of work, enables C. E. confidently to promise sa-
tisfaction to those who may favour him with orders.

Specimens of Plain and Ornamental, Modern

and Antique Bindings, always ready for inspec-
tion.

LIGHT, CHEAP, AID DURABLE ROOrmC.

CROGGON'S PATENT ASPHALTE ROOFING
FELT is perfectly impervious to Rain, Snow, and
Frost, and has been tested by a long- and extensive
experience in all climates.. Saves half the timber re-
—
quired for Slates can be laid on with great facility
by farm-servants, or unpractised persons. PRICE
ONE PENNY per Square Foot.
CROGGON'S Patent Non- Conducting Felt, for
covering Steam-B oilers and Pipes, saves 25 per cent,
of Fuel.
Samples and Testimonials sent by Post on applica-
tion to Croggon and Co., 2 Dowgate-Hill, London,
who also supply Ship Sheathing Felt, and Inodorous
Felt for Damp Walls, &c.
See Specimens at the Great Exhibition — Class
VIL, No. 110.
AGEMTS — DAVID BOTD Co,, &
119 Ingram Street, Glasgow,
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 29

CAMPBELL TAIT,
AND
HABERDASHER,
5, SANDGATE STREET, AYR.
]!?.B.— A Complete Assortment of Family Mourning^.

MRS. SH AN KL AND,
HIGH STRBBT, AY'S,
(BACK OF THE WINTON BUILDINGS,)
IN returning thanks for past favours, begs to inti-^
mate, that, in addition to her General Business, she
isAGENT for the well-known and much- admired
HUELFORD COAL, and the SALTCOATS
DAIRY SALT. Orders for which, left at her Shop,
will be punctually attended to.
Aye, October Qth, 185).

WILLIAM YOUNG,
Umbrella-Maker, 41, Mewixiarket Street^
BEGS to acquaint his Friends, and the Public in general, that
he has EEMOVED to that House, No. 41, Newmarket Street,
where he hopes, by strict attention to all orders entrusted to
his care, to merit a continuance of their favour.
W. Y, has always on hand a Stock of Umbrellas and Para-
sols, of the best material and newest style.

NEW SEASON'S TJEJAS^

AT A EEDUCTION OF 4d. PER POUND.
CHEAP SUGARS.
WILLIAM STEWART,
Has got a large supply of very superior NEW SEASON'S
TEAS, which he is enabled to sell at a Reduction of 4d. per lb«
Present Prices of Black Teas. — 3s. 4d., 3s. 8d., 4s., 4s. 4d.
and 4s. 8d. Coffees, — Is., Is. 4d., Is. 8d.
SUGARS and other Grocery Goods Sold as Cheap as at any
Establishment in Scotland.
"VV. S. having made arrangements with one of the largest
Sugar Refineries in the kingdom for to be supplied with Sugars
direct from the Refinery, he is now able to sell Sugars of all
sorts much cheaper than those who buy from Agents or Whole-
sale Sugar Merchants. Aye, October, 1851,
 — —
30 ADVERTISEMENTS.

WILLIAM WALLACE & Co.,

GENERAL GROCERS.
TEA, WINE, AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS,
AND COMMISSION AGENTS,
55, PORTLAND STREET, KILMARNOCK.
WILLIAM WALLACE & Co., keep on hand a Good Selection
of BRITISH and FOREIGN SPIRITS, and a Variety of
SUPERIOR WINES, CHAMPAIGNE, PORTS, SHERRIES,
MADEIRA, LISBON, etc. Also, BRITISH COMPOUNDS,
RUM SHRUB, & Messrs. WHITBREADS and BARCLAY'S,
PERKINS, & Co/s Superior L0ND02>r PORTER. Also, have
on hand the following Goods :

Tea — Souchong. Lozenges.

y, Congou, Ordinary. —
Juice Corigliano, Refined.
„ „ Good. —
Peel Orange, Lemon,& Citron.
„ 5, Finest. Raisins —
Muscatell, Garroon,
„ „ Pekoe Flavoured Valentia, Lexia, and Sultana.
„ Scented Or^ange Pekoe. Currants.
„ Hyson. French Imperial Plums.
„ Gunpowder. French Prunes.
,

— —
Coffee Mocha, Jamalca,Deme- Figs Eleme,, and Turkey.
rara, Ceylon, and Essence. —
Almonds Valentia, & Bitter*
—
Cocoa (Soluble). —
Nuts Barcelona.
—
Sugar Crushed. Walnuts, Oranges, & Lemons.
„ Double Refined Loaf. —
Seeds Carraway.
„ Single Refined Loaf. „ Corriander.
Candy Sugar (London). Kelp.
—
Rice Carolina, Patna, Ground Blue Indigo. —
and Flour. —
Ashes Pearl.
—
Barley Pearl, and Second. —
Starch Patent,. Soluble, and
Pease—White, and Blue. Powder.
Arrow Root —Foreign. —
Soda Crystal, and Carbonate.
Tapioca — Foreign. —
Soap White, Yellow, Soft, &
Pearl Sago. Windsor.
Maccaroni. Vermicelli. —
Nitre Ground.
Isinglass —
Russian. Cream of Tartar.
Nutmegs, Sulphur Roll and Flour.
Mace. Black Lead.
—
Cassia Whole, and Ground. —
Blacking Paste and Liquid.
—
Ginger Whole, and Ground. —
Candle Composition, & Wax,
—
Cloves Whole, and Ground. Table Salt Packages.—
Pepper —
Black, White, and Bath Bricks, Pins, and Corks,
Cayenne. Black Beer.
Pimento. Vinegar— French and Malt.
Mustard, D. S. F. & C. Hops, etc. etc.

5 m ©(Sl^T ¥/5\Ei[IT¥a
'"'(ft

J
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 31

CUPISS'S
CONSTITUTION HORSE BAL1.S*
TO Sportsmen, Agriculturists, Postmasters, and all
Proprietors of Horses, these Balls are particularly
recommended in all cases of swelled legs, cracked heels,
loss of appetite, and vital energy; for Coughs, Colds,
Fever, or Inflammation, they are the best Medicine
that can be exhibited. Moreover, their operation,
though effectual, is so mild that they require no alter-
ation of diet; and if given with a bran mash on
Saturday night, will not interfere with the ensuing
week's regular work.
NEAT CATTLE.
The Constitution Balls are strongly recommended
by many highly respectable gentlemen [see Testimoni-
als), for Cows and Oxen, as a most valuable medicine
in cases of Hove or Blown, Scouring or turning out
to grass, or from bad food, Gargate, Hide Bound, Loss
of Appetite, Staring Coat, Distemper, Epidemic, or
Influenza. Bullocks fat much faster by occasionally
giving a Ball.
*
PREPARED ONLY BY
FRANCIS CUP IS S, M. E. V. C,
Author of the " Prize Essay on the Disease of the
Liver of the Horse," Diss,^ JSorfolk and sold by all
;

respectable Medicine Venders in Town and Country,

in Packets, six Balls each, 3s. 6d. per packet, with a
wrapper giving full directions for the use of the Ball,
and treatment of the Horse whilst taking them. Also,
a Pamphlet of Testimonials from many gentlemen
who have used the Balls in various complaints.
Any Gentleman using the Balls may consult the
Proprietor gratuitously, either personally, or by letter,
post-paid.

Messrs J. & R. Raims & Co., Edinburgh, Whole-

saleAgents for Scotland.
 —
32 ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOMM mm UFE wmmt society.

INSTITUTED 1808.
— Prince's Street^ Edinburgh.
Office, 31^
CAPITAL INVESTED,—
Upwards of TWO MILLIONS STERLING.
THIS SOCIETY, from the magnitude of its Capital, the number
of its members, and the ratio of new Policies annually issued,
ranks among the first Establishments in the Kingdom. The
RATES OF PREMIUM for ages under 45 are about 10 per
Cent, helvw those of the older offices, a benefit equivalent to an
Annual Bonus.
The WHOLE PROFITS of the Society are divided amongst
the Members holding Polices for the whole duration of life.
NO ENTRY MONEY IS CHARGED and Claims are ;

settled by this Office on precisely the same title as that required

hy Scotch Offices.
Public attention is requested to the Society's RATES OF
ANNUITY which will be found extremely favourable.
Annuity given for a Deposit of £100
To a male. Age. To a female.
£7 10s. lOd. ... 50 ... £6 15s. 2d.
9 14s. 8d. ... 60 ... 8 lis. lOd.
14 7s. Od. ... 70 ... 12 4s. lOd.
18 14s. Od. ... 75 ... ,15 8s. Od.
J. F. MURDOCH, Writer, County Buildings, Ayr,
Agent for Ayr and the Neighbourhood.

JOHNSTON & ANDERSON,

PAINTERS, GIIiDEHS, & FAPER-HANaSBS,
GRATEFULLY return their sincere thanks to the IsTobility

and Publie of Ayrshire for the favours conferred on them for

the last Twelve years, and beg to state that they still carry

on the above Trade in all its branches, at their old Establish-

ment, 3], NEWMARKET STREET, AYR.

N.B, Oils, Colours, Varnishes, and Brushes on hand

for Sale, of first quality, at moderate charges.
 ) —
ADVERTISEMENTS. 33

Price 9d.j

GUIDE TO AYR,
fSa Ml
*sii-> *—
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I
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W
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"tli
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W
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CONTAINING
A Minute Description of every Object of Interest.
A little work that we would advise every Eail-
way Traveller to the Land of Burns to possess^
if he wishes to enjoy profit with pleasure.
Glasgow Chronicle.
To be had at the Advertiser Office, Ayr.

THE SUPERIOR ANTI-FRICTION GREASE,

MANUFACTURED BY
MILLER AND ARTHUR,
SCOTTISH COLOUR AND CHEMICAL WORKS,
LEITH.
THIS UREASE, for Carts, Eailway and Mining Wagons, &c.,
&c., is found to be superior to all hitherto discovered. It com-
bines the blandness of Oil with the free, greasy nature o£
Tallow, keeps the Axles always cool and clean, and remains
upon them, without requiring fresh application, double THE
TIME OF ANT Geease KNOWN. The great economy and advan-
tage arising from use will at once be experienced, as a single
its
saving to the consumer of at least
trial is sufficient to exhibit a
50 per cent., as compared with any other whatever. To be
had at
Messes HOWAT & MACKAY,
MATHEW HIGHET, [ Ayr.
Wm. brown, 3
JAMES DONALD, Kilmarnock.
ADAM ANDREW, Irvine.
— M'CULLOCH,
.

Wm. M'MASTERS,
Stranraer.
Wigtown.
THOs. ROWATT, Newton-Stewart.
AND MOST RESPECTABLE IRONMONGERS IN EVERY
TOWN THROUGHOUT SCOTLAND.
84 ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE

GALLOWAY ADYERTISER,
AND

WIGTOWNSHIRE FREE PRESS;

A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER,

Published at Stranraer every Thursday

Evening^

Containing a carefully digested record

of the news of the day, with Notices
of Books, Markets, &c. This is the
only Newspaper published in Galloway,
and being extensively circulated in

Galloway (comprehending the two

Counties of Wigtown and Kirkcud-
bright), and in the Carrick district of
Ayrshire, it affords an excellent medium
for Advertisins:
o in these localities.
I

Stranraer, October, 1851.

 —

ADVERTISEMENTS. 35

CLOTHING, arc.
CLOTH; HAT, AND SHOE ESTABLISHMENT,
19, HIGH STREET, AYR.
OPPOSITE THE KING'S ARMS HOTEL.
GEO. H. SILYEE
HAS always to hand a good assortment of
CLOTHS, Tweeds, Vesting, Hats, Caps, Ties, Shirts, Braces, Umbrellas.
READY-MADE Coats, vests, Trousers, Top-Coats, Water RepeUants,
Le2;gin2:s, Fishing Stockings.
HOSIERYr— Lambs'-Wool Stockings, Underclothing, Simmets, Guernsey
Frocks, &c. Ladies' L. Wool Hose, Underdresses, &c., &c.
Ladies' and Gents'. Boots, Shoes, and Slippers from London, Paris, Dublin, fee,
from the finest dress to the Cheapest House Shoes.
India Rubber Galloshes or Over-Shoes in all the different Makes and Prices.
Agent fok the Whaef-koad London Gutta Pekcha Co.

PATRONISED BY THE FACULTY.

u\

THESE TABLETS are as convenient and efficacious a remedy

as can be employed for the removal of coughs. During the last
fifteen years they have enjoyed a rapidly increasing sale, so that
they now possess a wide celebrity. To those who are afflicted
jvith Difficulty of Breathing, or a redundancy of phlegm, they
give speedy relief, by promoting free expectoration. For
Aged Persons, they are almost indispensable and no one, whose
;

lungs are in the least degree susceptible of cold, ought to be

vithout them. They give immediate and permanent relief in
cases of cough, and where there is no physical disorganization,
will speedily effect a cure.
AFFECTIONS OF THE THKOAT.
Many persons suffer much from irritation, caused in the
mucous membrane of the trachea and air cells of the lungs by
the inhaling of foggy, cold, or damp atmospheres. These mem-
branes are far more tender and sensitive in some persons than
in others. Hence, under certain variations from heat, cold, or
on the approach of even a slight change in the outward air, a
tickling, distressing cough, and difficult respiration are sure to
ensue and, if neglected, too often prove fatal, To any person
;

so affected, WQOLLEY'S PECTORAL CANDY, taken for a

short time, will prove of eminent service, by strengthening the
lungs to resist the effect of sudden changes, by blunting the
acrimony of the humours, and by allaying the painful irritation
which produces that distressing effort familiarly called coughing.
36 ADVERTISEMENTS.

Woolleifs 'Pectoral Candy —continued.

HOAESENESS.
This unpleasant, painful, and dintressing result of catching
cold, may, at any time, be removed by taking a few tablets of
Woolley's Pectoral Candy. Hence, singers and public
epeakers will find them of singular advantage.
ASTHMA.
This distressing disease of the lungs may be greatly mitigated
by Woolley's Pectoral Candy, while in most
in its effects
cases complete and permanent cures are (very often quickly)
produced. In cases of moist Asthma, this candy will at once
prevent that soreness which is the result of constant expectora-
tion and in dry or nervous Asthma, it promotes that degree of
;

expectoration by which the painful coughing may be greatly

prevented.
TO THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL.
But few persons are aware of the very great importance of
checking a cough in its first stage. That which in the beginning
would yield to a mild remedy, if neglected, soon preys upon
the lungs acrid humours increase, and powerful medicines tail
;

to relieve the cough. Here the value of the Pectoral Candy is

most apparent. By the use of a few of these convenient tablets,
a check is at once given to the progress of the disease. Th©
irritation being allayed by their soothing, sedative, and healing
influence, and free expectoration being promoted, the various
membranes speedily resume their usual tone, and those fatal
diseases, of which a slight cough is but too often the forerunner,
may be averted. No one ought to be without a remedy that is
at once convenient, agreeable, and efficacious, but at the same
time perfectly innocent. Another important principle in this
candy is, that it may be taken without any fear of disordering
the stomach on the contrary, it operates as a tonic, and greatly
;

strengthens the digestive organs.

Sold in Boxes at Is. l^d-, and 2s. 9d. each, with full direc-
tions for use enclosed. There is a great advantage in buying
the large Boxes.

O A-IU TIO M.— A counterfeit always presupposes a genuine

article. Never mind whether they be similar in shape and
colour or not, do not be persuaded to purchase any other than
the genuine—" WOOLLEY'S PECTORAL CANDY," sold by
all Chemists in the kingdom.

PREPARED ONLY, AND SOLD WHOLESALE, RETAIL, AND FOR.

EXPORTATION, BY THE PROPRIETOR,
WOOLLEY, CHEMIST, MAIDSTONE, KENT;
And by all respectable vendors of medicine throughout the United Kingdom,
 — —

ADVERTISEMENTS. 37

MILNERS'
PATENT HOLDFAST AND FIRE-RESISTING
BOOK SAFES AND DEED BOXES.
AYR ADVERTISER OFFICE^ AYR,
MILNERS' HOLDFAST AND FIEE-RESISTING GOVERN-
MENT SAFES AND CLOSETS, for Books, Title Deeds, Cash,
Plate, &c,, the strongest safeguards against fire and robbery in
the world outer plates of bodies, quarter to half inch, and of
;

doors half inch thick, solid wrought Iron, strongly dovetailed

together with impregnable Locks, Bolts, and back fastenings,
;

and lined throughout with Milners' Treble Fire-resisting Cham-

bers. (See List No. 3, in Pamphlet.)
MILNERS' DOUBLE FIRE-RESISTING CHAMBERED
SAFES, CLOSETS, and CHESTS, lighter, and one-third
cheaper, than the Thief- proof "Holdfasts," but equally safe
against fire. (See List No. 2, in Pamphlet.) Safes and Chests
from List No. 2 and 3, are recommended for large Buildings,
Mansions, Mills, Suites of Offices, Warehouses, &c.
MILNERS' ONE - CHAMBERED FIRE - RESISTING
BOXES, for detached Buildings of moderate size and risk.
(See List No. 1, in Pamphlet.)

Triumphant Resistance to Robbers.

Referring to their " Holdfast Safes" (See List No. 3, page 3,
in Pamphlet), Thomas Milner & Son have pleasure in pub-
lishing the following report, addressed to their Agents, of a
night's unsuccessful labour of robbers to obtain the valuable
contents of their Safe, in the use of a large sugar-house in Glas-
gow :

Messrs. David Boyd & Co.

—
Gentlemen, Our Milners' Safe was attempted to be broken
open last night but, notwithstanding the great and persever-
;

ing violence with which the robbers have worked at the door
and back of the Safe (both of which are beaten in and cut
through the outer plates in numerous places), the lock and bolts
remained true, and saved the contents. You may send us
another Milners' Holdfast Safe, No. 6.
Glasgow, 28th Dec, 1848. JAS. RICHARDSON
& CO.
In the numerous accidental Fires and experimental tests
which Milners' Safes have been exposed to every descrii^tion of
—
Safe in use Fire-proof (so called) or otherwise, have been
burnt out beside them, confirming the recommendation of the
. scientific and practical authorities who have tested them ; and
the Patentees, during seven years' active working of their pa-
tent, on a rapidly extending scale, have spared no pains nor
cost in effecting improvements, by wdiich they are enabled to
'ledge themselves at all times to supply the most complete and
 —
38 ADVERTISEMENTS.

Milner's Vatent Safes — continued.

secure depositories for Books, Documents, and Valuables in- ;

cluding the strongest Wrought Iron Safes, Closets, and Doors

in the World, lined with their unequalled Fire-resisting Cham-
bers. Out of upwards of 20,000 of their Safes in use amongst
the Manufacturing and Commercial Houses in Great Britain
the class best able to appreciate their value numerous cases —
of severe trial in accidental Fires have occurred, from which
Thomas Milner and Son select the following as instances, in
which they are of opinion that no other Safe than their own
would have preserved its contents unburnt.
Fire at Mr. J. B. Blackaller's Ship Chandlery Store, Spar-
ling-street, Liverpool a strong and fierce Fire Safe most
; ;

severely burnt outside contents unsinged.

;

Fire at Messrs. J. & W. Walkers', the extensive builders,

Birkenhead buildings entirely gutted, everything burnt in
:

them, including the contents of large Iron Safe and Drawers,

standing beside Milners' the contents of Milners' uninjured,
:

and in use now.

Fire at Messrs. Garniss & Co.'s, Park-lane a very strong ;

Fire again the contents of Milners' Safe the only things saved
;

on the premises.
Fire at Plimsaul Brothers, of Plymouth a very extensive
;

and destructive Fire a large Iron Safe, covered with brick-

;

work, with double Iron doors, burnt out Milners' entirely pre-
;

serving its contents.

Fire in Queen-street, Glasgow a great number of Safes and
;

Closets burnt out no books saved throughout the buildings

:

excepting Messrs. S. K. & Thomas Brown's, in Milners' Safe.

Milners, Fire-resisting Safes, Chests, and Boxes, suitable for
all classes of Buildings, Impregn.able Locks and Cash Boxes, at
the Works, 50a and 54, Lord-street, Liverpool, and London
City Depot, 47a, Moorgate-street.
Destructive Fires in Glasgow, Manchester,
Ijincoln's Inn, &;c.
MILNERS' " HOLDFAST " and FIRE-RESTSTING
SAFES are the strongest, best, and cheapest safeguards in the
world against fire, robbery, and fraud 20,000 of them keep
:

the books, deeds, and cash of the practical men of Liverpool,

Manchester, Glasgow, &c., who know their superiority to any
others. Five of them have brought their contents unscathed
out of the ruins of large fires in Glasgow alone this year, where-
in scores of other Safes have been burnt out. Twenty-five
offices were burnt out in Lincoln's-innin January, in one alone
of which the title-deeds of thirty large landed estates were
burnt, which would all have been preserved in Milners' Safes.
SOLB AGENCV IM AYRSHIRE :

AYR ADVERTISER OFFICE.

 — — —

ADVERTISEMENTS. 39

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 ADVERTISEMENTS. ^B

AND FISH SHOP,

fO LANDED PROPRIETORS AND OTHERS,

JAMES M'CREADIE,
IXTE^^'- BRIDGB STBEST, AYH,
BEGS respectfully to intimate that he has always oii

hand, in their season, a large supply of Hares,

Rabbits, Pheasants, Partrid^s, Grouse, and all sorts

of Game ; also, Salmon, Dried and oth-er Fish.

With Landed Proprietors and Lessees of Shooting

Grounds, who have Game to dispose of, ho will be
happy to enter into arrangements for a supply.

Having the only ICE HOUSE in Ayr, parties in

want of that Article will always find it in readiness.

He can, from the extensive nature of his business,

supply Gentlemen with Ice, cheaper than they could

fill their own Ice Houses.

*
A REGUIaAR SUPPIilT OF OYSTERS.

COUNTRY ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.

44 ADTERTISEMENTS.

35, SANDGATE STREET, AYE,

JOHlSr RITCHIE
EESPECTFULLY intimates to the Nobility, Gentry^
and Public, that his present Stock of GLASS,
CHINA, and EAETHENWAEE,
has been person-
ally selected from the Patterns of the very best
Manufacturers, being the newest and most elegant
in design and taste of tbose sliown at the Great
Exhibition, London,
J. E. solicits inspection of his varied and extensive
|j
Stock, being confident of the quality of the articles^ ^'

and moderate charges.

QS' A Large Assortment of Comrnon Goods tvill he
Sold very Cheap.
Ayr, loth October, 1851.

GEHERAL IROMONGERY WAEEHOUSE.

22, NEW BRIDGE STREET, AYR.
Mstahlished on the 'principle of Selling Cheap, and keep-
ing none hut Good Articles.

ROBERT THOMSON,
INVITES attentian
to his present large and well selected
Stock (if IRONMONGERY, suitable for House Furnishing and
Building Purposes and consisting of Plain and Polished
;

Register Grates,' from 9i. 6d. and upwards.

Good Bed-room Fenders from 3s. 6d. j Fire Irons from 2s, a
Set Kitchen Ranges of every description.
;

Nickel Silver, Electro Plate, and Britannia Metal Spoons j

Forks, Ladles, Cruet Frames, Tea and Coffee Pots; Papier
Mache and Japanned Tea Trays, Waiters, Dish Covers, Shower
Baths, Umbrella Stands Cloth, Hair, Tooth, Nail, Shoe, and
;

House Brushes of all kinds. The new patent India Rubber

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N B, Just received a superior assortment of Pen, Pocket, and
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;

manufactory of Joseph l\odgers & Sons, Cutlers to the Queen;

and whose specimens of Cutlery occupy a prominent position
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 ADVERTISEMENTS. 45

TESTIMONIALS
TO

€ur€ of a case of Asthma of Ten Years' Standing, by " WooUey's

Pectoral Candy."
Reddltch, Worcestershire, March l^th, 1851.
Sir,— I have the pleasure of ini'orming you of the cure of a
sister of mine, of Asthma of ten years' duration, by your
Pectoral Candy.
I am, yours truly, James Duggins,
Temperance Hotel.
—
N.B. I could tell you of another cure but the person said
;

he should write to you himself. This was the person who re-
commended it to my sister.
Plymouth Foundry, Plymouth, Devon, March 22d, 1850.
Sir,— I think it a duty I owe to yourself and the public, to
inform you of the great benefit 1 have derived from your Pec-
toral Candy. 1 have been troubled with a severe cough for
the last seven years, and, although I have had the very best
medical advice, could obtain no permanent relief until I fortun-
ately tried ycur Candy; and, after taking two small boxes, I
find myself free from cough. You have my permission to give
publicity to this statement.
Yours, &c., John Edmond Mare.
To Mr Woolley.
Chatham, April 15, 1850.
Dear Sir, —
Mrs Chiseman, of Garden Street, Brompton, has
been cured of a cough of four years' standing, y taking one
!

box of your Pectoral Candy, and is desirous of expressing her

gratitude, in order that others, similarly afflicted, may obtain
the same benefit. Please send me three dozen of the large
boxes for her brother to take out to the Mauritius with him
next week. I can also add my testimony, that, from the many
cases I have seen of its decided eificacy, I am persuaded it
stands unrivalled as a general Cough medicine.
Yours truly, Henry Watts, Chemist, Chatham.
To Mr Woolley.
Mr Starling, 16, Marsham Street, Maidstone, has been
under the care of Dr. Cobb, Great St. Helen's; Dr. Addison,
Chief Physician to Guy's Hospital and Dr. Powell, Tonbridge
;

Wells. His disease was pronounced "Ulcers on the Lungs."

These eminent men told him, when he appeared to be sinking,
that they could do nothing more for him. It was then he was
advised, by a friend, to make trial of Woolley 's Pectoral
46 ADVERTISEMENTS

Testimonials to Woollen's Pectoral Candy— continued.

Candy. lie took the advice, and is now in the enjoyment o^

health, and attending to his business with energy. Mr Starling
has requested the proprietor lo make his case known, in order
to encourage others whose cases have been pronounced hopeless,
not to despair till this fine remedy has been used.
Garden Street, Brompton, April 20, 1851.
Sir, —
It gives me much pleasure to be able to certify to the
goodness of your valuable Pectoral Candy, for the great relief
it has given to my wife. Having seen your advertisement in
the " Kent Herald," I was fortunate enough to get a box of the
candy and, although my wife has been troubled with a cough
;

these four or five years, with a tightness on the chest, and, at

times, she was hardly able to breathe, strange, but true to say,
your first box relieved her and I, as well as my wife, return
;

you our thanks for your valuable medicine.

^o. ,s Thomas Chiseman.
^ ^ Elizabeth Chiseman.
''

Brompton Lane, Strood, March 26, 1850.

— —
To Mr. Woolley. Sir, Will you have the kindness to send
me another box of your most useful, nay, invaluable Pectoral
Candy. It has effected, in my case, a cure of an Asthma and
Cough, which have been a heavy trouble to me for the last
thirty years for it settled on my lungs when I was recovering
;

from the Measles when a child, and I never thought to get rid
of it, having tried every remedy that could be heard of, and
being reduced to despair. But, thanks to your wonderful
Candy, I am now restored, and give you my deepest gratitude,
I remain, Sir, yours respectfully,
Elizabeth Butler.
1, Kerhey September 30, 1851.
Street, Poplar,
Sir, —
I cannot speak too highly of the excellency of Woolley's
Pectoral Candy. I have suffered for years with a dreadful
cough and difBculty of breathing. In this distressing state I
was recommended to try Woolley's Pectoral Candy, the first
box of which gave me great relief, the second box completely
cured me. I have recommended them to many of ray friends
who were similarly afflicted, who have all received the greatest
from them.
relief
I am. Sir, yours obliged, Octavius Glyn.
To Mr. Gr. C. Kernot, surgeon, &c.,
Chrisp Street, Poplar, New Town, Iiondon,
Agent for the Sale of Woolley" s Pectoral Candy.

PREPARED BY WOOLLEY, Chemist, Maidstone, and

Sold in Boxes at 13 id and 2s. 9of. Medi-
each, by all Vendors of
cine throughout the Kingdom.
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 47

SCOTTISH WIDOWS* FUND

LIFE ASSUHANCE SOCIETY.
PRESIDENT.
Eight Hon. the EARL of ROSEBERY, K.T,

VICE-PRESIDENTS.
The Hon. Lord Monckeiff.
His Grace the Duke of Buccleuch, K.Gr.
The Most Hon. the Marquis of Tweeddale, K.T. & C.B.
Sir William Gibson Craig, Bart, of Riccarton, M.P.

Auditor— TsoT^A-L^ Lindsay.

Secretary— William Lindesay.
Medical Officer — James Begbie, M.D.
Manager— John Mackenzie.

^This Societywas established in the year 1815, upon the principle of Mutual
Vontribution, and thus belongs to that class of Life Assurance Institutions
which is now almost universally admitted to be the best, and which is at all
events the most popular.
The objection usually urged against a Society founded upon this principle is
the risk attendant on its failure, from an unexpected mortality amongst the

Members, an early period of its existence. No such objection, however, can

in
apply to a Society which has been in existence upwards of 35 years having rea- —
lised and accumulated a CAPIT'iL oi upwards of TWO
MILLIONS, and
possessing upwards of 6000 Members.
This Society has been more than usually successful in its opei-ations, and there
are few establishments of the kind in the kingdom which surpass it in the num-
ber and extent of its transactions— the
amount of Assuranc8S passed dur-
ing the last twelve years, having, on an average, exceeded Half
a Million per annum.
The benefits of the Society are open to all classes of the community. Policies
are issued for sums varying in amount from £50 to £5000.
The affairs of the Society are carefully scrutinised and examined, and its

Funds and Liabilities are valued at stated intervals of seven years ;

the Profits
ascertained at these leriodical investigations are divided, and appropriated for
the benefit of the Assured — not less than one-third being set aside as a Guarantee
Fund, to maintain the stability of the Institution, and the remainder being
divided amongst the Members entitled to participate in them.
The sum set aside as a Guarantee Fund at last period of investigation—-Slab
December, 1845~was £204 807 7 2, and the sum divided amongst the Members
: :

was £614,422 1 6. The share of the profits falling to each Member may Ire
: :

applied by him in any of the following ways :— It may be taken as an addition

to the original sum assured ; or it may be surrendered for its present value in
cash ; or this value may be applied towards th reduction of the futur©
Premiums.
48 ADVERTISEMENTS.

Scottish Widows' Fund, ^c. — continued.

PAYABLE ANNUALLY TO ASSUEE £100 AT DEATH.

ANNUAL PAYMENTS, i ANNUAL PAYMENTS.

-t^ sA
With 10s. per
Without With 10s. per
Without
Si Cent, of
Payment Cent, of
Payment
Charge for Charge for
of Entrance of Entrance
Entrance Entrance
Money. Monej'.
Money. Money.

14 £1 15 5 £1 16 38 £3 2 3 £3 3
15 1 16 5 1 17 39 3 3 9 3 4 6
16 1 17 6 1 18 1 40 3 5 6 3 6 3
17 1 18 6 1 19 1 41 3 7 5 3 8 2
18 1 19 7 2 2 42 3 9 3 3 10
1

19 2 7 2 12 43 3 11 3 3 12
20 2 16 2 2 1 44 3 13 4 3 14 1
21 2 2 5 2 3 1 45 3 15 6 3 16 4
22 2 3 3 2 3 11 46 3 17 9 3 18 7
23 2 4 1 2 4 9 47 4 3 4 11

24 2 4 11 2 5 7 48 4 2 9 4 3 7
25 2 5 10 2 6 6 49 4 5 6 4 6 4
26 2 6 10 2 7 6 50 4 8 4 4 9 2
27 2 7 10 2 8 6 51 4 11 2 4 12
28 2 8 11 2 9 7 62 4 14 2 4 15

29 2 10 2 10 8 53 4 17 4 4 18 3
30 2 11 1 2 11 9 54 5 8 5 17
31 2 12 3 2 12 11 55 5 4 2 5 5 1
32 2 13 6 2 14 2 5S 5 7 11 5 8 10
33 2 14 9 2 15 5 57 5 11 11 5 12 11

34 2 16 1 2 16 9 58 5 16 1 5 17 1
35 2 17 6 2 18 2 59 6 7 6 17
36 2 19 2 19 9 60 6 5 4 6 6 4
37 3 6 3 13

POZ.ICSSS WITHOUT PKOFITS.

. The Directors are empowered to grant Policies at a lower rate of Premium,
l)ut which do not participate in the profits of the Society.
 ADVERTISEMEN TS. 49

Scottish Widotcs' Ftmd, S^c. — continued.

TABLE OF BOMOS ADDITIOIS,

POLICY FOR £1000.

Amount of
Date of
Policy, with Amount payable if Claim emerge after pay-
Policy
vested Addi- ment of tbe Premium for the Year,
tions as at
being
1st January.
openecl.

1846. 1850. 1851. 1853.

1815 £, s. d. £, s. d. £ s. d,
to 1809 1990 7 5 2026 11 2 2062 14 11
1819
1820 1533 10 7 1686 17 8 1717 11 1 1748 4 6
1825 1438 1 2 1579 13 3 1608 7 8 1637 2 1
1830 1338 11 9 1472 8 11 1499 4 5 1525 19 10
1835 1231 4 1354 6 5 1378 18 11 1403 11 4
1840 1120 1232 1254 8 1276 16

From the above Table, it will be seen that in the case of a party who joined

this Society in any year from 1815 to 1819 inclusive, dying after payment of the

Premium due in the year 1850, his representatives would receive for each £1000

insured the sum of £1990 7s. 5d., or

A Bonus of very nearly lOO per cent:

And in the same proportion whatever the amount of Assurance.

In like manner, in the case of a party insured in the year 1830, dying after

payment of the Premium due in 1850, his representatives would receive in the

ratio of £1472 8s. lid. for each £1000 insured, or

A Bonus of upwards of 4-7 per cent»

Additions to Policies may either be allowed to remain incorporated with the

original Assurance, or their value may be received in present cash, or applied

towards the reduction of the future Annual Premiums^

 —

50 ADVERTISEMENTS.

Scottish Widows' Fund, Sfc,

— continued.

ASSURANCE A DUTY.
It may be felt by many, that, admitting this duty in full, their income is
nevertheless insufficient to enable them to spare even the pmall sum necessary
as an annual premium for Life Assurance. The necessities of the present are
in their case so great, that they do not see how they can afford it. We be-
lieve there can be no obstacle which is apt to appear more real than this,
where an income is at all limited and yet it is easy to show that no obstacle
;

could be more ideal. It will be readily acknowledged by everybody who has

an income at all, that there must be some who have smaller incomes. Say,
for instance, that a man has £400 per annum he cannot doubt that there
;

are some who have only £350. Now, if the.<e persons live on £350, why may
not he do so too, sparing the odd £50 as a premium for Life Assurance ? In
like manner, he who has £200 may live as men do who have only £175, antl
devote the remaining £25 to have a sum assured ujjon his life. And so on.
It may require an effort to accomplish this ; but is not tiie object worthy of
an effort 1 And can any man be held as honest, or any w^y good, who will
not make such an effort, rather than be always liable to the risk of leaving
in beggar J' the beings whom he most cherished on earih, and for whose sup-
port he alone is responsible ? Chambers^ Infurmation fur the People.

THIS 13 THE OLDEST LIFE OFFICE IN SCOTLAND.

CAPITAL UPWARDS OF
TWO MiLLIOJSfS THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND
FOUNDS.
ANNUAL REVENUE UPWARDS OF
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS.
AVERAGE AMOUNT OF ASSURANCES EFFECTED DURING THE LAST THIRTEEN TEARS
Upwards of Half a Million per Annum.
AMOUNT OF ASSURANCES EFFECTED
SINCE THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE SOCIETY
UPWARDS OF NINE MILLIONS.
TOTAL SUMS PAID TO REPRESENTATIVES OF DECEASED MEMBERS
tJPVVARDS OF ONE MILLION FOUR HUNDRED AND
FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS.
WHEREOF UPWARDS OF
Two Hundred and Thirty Thousand Founds
CONSISTS OF BONUS ADDITIONS.

Prospectuses, Forms of Proposfxl, and every information will be

furnished by
THOMAS M. GEMMELL, ADVERTISER OFFICE,
Agent for Ayr and surrounding district.
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 51

INSUEANCE AGAINST EAILWAY ACCIDENTS

BY THE
RAILWAY PASSENGERS' ASSURANCE COMPANY,
Empawered by Special Act of Parliament, 12 §• 13 Vic, Cap, 40.
OFFICES— No. 3, OLD BROAD STREET, LONDON.
Chairman... JOHN DEAN PAUL, Esq., 217, Strand.
DeI>utt-Chairman...G. B. HARRISON, Esq., 24, Great Tower Street.
THE POLLOWINO CLAIMS HATE BEEN ALREADY ADJUSTED :

Three Fatal Cases, insured for £500 each, and one of £200. Fifty-six case*
ofPersonal Injury, received compensation in sums varying according to the
circumstances in each rase besides, at the late accident at For ar. Twenty of
;

the injured parties were insured, and all were settled within a few days, at »
cost to the Company of upwards of £150.
TABLE OF PREMIUMS.
For a Ticket insure for a SINGLE JOURNEY, irrespective of
to
distance : —
8d. to Insure £1000, in a First Class Carriage.
2d. // £500 // Second // //

Id. // £200 // Third ff if

For a PERIODICAL TICKET, which covers the risk of Travelling on

any Railway, and in any Class Carrige . —
To Insure £1000, Premium, 20s. per Annum.
// £200, // 5s. //

The total Amount Insured will he paid in the event of DEATH BY ACCI-
DENT, while Travelling hy Railway, and
Proportionate Compensation afforded in cases ofPersonallnjury.
INSURANCE TICKETS obtainable at most Railway Stations, where also
Prospectuses of the Company may be had, giving particulars of the cases
relieved.
PERIODICAL TICKETS likewise obtainable of the Provincial Agents to
the Company, and No. 3, Old Broad Street, London.
ALEX. BEATTIE, Secretary.

Agent for Glasgow and West of Scotland,

GEORGE M'FARLANE, 11, PRINCES SQUARE.

Office, —31^ Princes Street^ Edinburgh.

THIS Society was Established in 1797, and Insures every de-
scription of Property. The distinguishing feature of the Insti-
tution is— THEDISTRIBUTION OF PROFITS AMONGST
THE INSURED, who at the same time remain free from all
responsibility.

The last Distribution amounted to TWELVE AND ONE-

HALF PER CENT, on four years' premiums. The RATES
OF INSURANCE are the same as those charged by other Companies.
POLICIES RENEWABLE WITH OTHER OFFICES,
MAY BE TRANSFERRED TO THIS OFFICE, J'ree o/^;p-
pense,AND TUB INSURERS WILL PARTICIPATE IN
THE NEXT DIVISION OF PROFITS.
J. F. MURDOCH, Writer, County Buildings, Ayr,
Agent for Ayr and the Neighbourhood.
52 ADVERTISEMENTS.

m mmm pkoiideh iraimioi

FOU

LIFE ASSURANCE AND ANNUITIES.

INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.

No. 14, ST. ANDREW SQUARE, EDINBURGH.

THE ONLY OFFICE IN WHICH THE BENEFIT OF
MUTUAL ASSUEANCE CAN BE OBTAINED
AT A MODERATE PREMIUM.
The Assured are at the sametime specially exempt
from personal liability.

The Premiums are about a fourtli lower tlian

in tlie other Mutual Offices — so tliat tlie same Pre-
mium wliicli at age 30^ is charged in tliem for an
Assurance of £1000^ will secure a Policy, in this
Office, for £1230.
The Whole Profits are divisible among the
Assured, on a new and equitable principle, pecu-
liarly favourable to good lives.

That principle is, that the surplus should be re-

served for those Members whose Premiums, with
accumulated interest, amount to the sums in their
Policies, instead of being frittered away among
Policies of short duration, on which there is a loss,
and not a profit, to the common fund.

The share of profit may be applied in addition

to the Policies, or in diminution, or extinction, of
the future Premiums, at the option of the Assured.
Since the commencement, in 1837, 5000 Poli-
cieshave been issued, a number greatly beyond
what has been opened by any other Scottish
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 53

The Scottish Provident Institution — continued.

Office in tlie same period of its existence. The
progress lias been in all other respects most satis-
factory.
Specimen of Tables.
Annual Premiums for Assurance of £100 at death.

T> T,i jr ii Payable dur-

I
Payable dur-
Age. Payableforthei^f °
21 years Age. Payable for the ing
21 years
whole of Life. ojiu/ whole of Life.
only

26 £1 18 6 £2 11 3 86 £2 £3 11
28 1 19 11 2 12 10 38 2 11 3 3 6
30 2 16 2 14 6 40 2 14 3 6 4
32 2 3 5 2 16 4 2 18 3 9 5
34 2 5 7 2 18 6 3 3 3 12 10

Annual Premium to Assure £100 at Death, with

whole Profits.
f Age 25 1
30 35 1 40 45 1 50
£l 18 £216] £2 6 10 1
£2 14 9 £3 5 9 1
£4 1 71

—
Example. By this scale^ a person of the Age
of 30 may secure c€100 at death to his survivors^
for a yearly payment during his life^, of £2 Is 6d
only^ which sum could readily be set aside for the
purpose of Assurance by a saving of expenditure
in other matters of only 9|d per week. At the
same rate a provision of £500 may be secured by
a weekly saving of 4s.
By a comparatively trifling denial in present
comforts^ almost every one has it thus in his
power to place his family at his death in a posi-
tion of independence^ or^ it may be^ of compara-
tive affluence.
Assm^ances may be effected^ and every informa-
tion obtained, through
A. B. TELFEE, HARBOUE STREET,
THE AGENT FOR AYR.
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54 ADVERTISEMENTS.

ENGLISH Al SCOTTISH LAW LIFE ASSURANCE

OFFICES—
120, PRINCES STREET, EDINBURGH,
12, WATERLOO PLACE, LONDON.
Established 1839. Subscribed Capital. One Million.
DIRECTORS IN EDINBURGH.
Hercules Robertson, Esq., Advocate, Sheriff of Renfrewshire,
J.
Chairman.
James Adam, E^q,, S.S.C, Allan Menzies, Esq., W.S., Prof.
Charles Bdillie, Esq., Advocate. of Conveyancing, Univ. of Ed.
John Beatson Bell of Glenfarg, Ralph Erskine Scott, Esq., acct.
Esq., W.S. William Smythe of Methven,
Alex. Hamilton, E^q., W.S. Esq., Advocate.
James Steuart, Esq., W.S.
Physician —Adam Hunter, Esq., M.D., 18, Abercromby Place.
Mankers — The Union Bank of Scotland, Parliament Square..
Secretaries — Messrs Hope, Oliphant, & Mackay, W,S.
Manager —William Smith, Esq.
The Business of this Association embraces Assurances
on Lives and Survivorships, for the whole term of life or f )r
limited periods; Annuities, Endowments, and generally every
description of risk contingent on the duration of human life.
Progress of the Business.
The Board of Directors in Scotland refer with much
gratification to the increasing prosperity of the Association, and
to the large amount of business transacted during the past year,
as affording unquestionable evidences of public favour and
confidence.
The new Assurances effected during the year 1850, consid-
sum of Two Hundred Thousand Pounds^
erably exceeded the
producing in New Premiums upwards of Nine Thousand
Pounds the Animal Income during the same period, exclusive
;

of Annuity Purchase Money, amounted to Eifty-two Thou-

sand Three Hundred Pounds, the Funds Invested to upwards
of a Quarter of a Million, and the Subsisting Assurances to
One Million One Hundred and Eighty Thousand Pounds.
THE POLICIES
of the Association are effectually secured by a protecting
Capital of One Million Sterling, fully subscribed by a numer-
ous and wealthy body of Proprietors, and thus present a most
advantageous mode of Investment for Family Provision, with
entire exemption from responsibility.
THE PREMIUMS
may be paid Yearly, Half "Yearly, Quarterly, for a limited term
of Years, or in a Single Payment— at the option of the Assured.
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ADVERTISEMENTS. 56

^riptish and Scottish Laio Life Assurance, Sfc.

— continued.
THE PROFITS
are divided at each Investigation, according to an approved and
equitable system of division, whereby substantial justice is
secured to all the Assured, without any unfair preference being
given to the earlier Entrants, either by an indefinite postpone-
—
ment of the period of Investigation by drawing back at each
Division to the date of the Original Assurance or by any other —
modification of the Tontine principle, as opposed to that of pure
Life Assurance, whereby the Interests of new Entrants are ex<-
posed to an unequal and disadvantageous competition with
those of the older Members. The Bonus Additions vest imme-
diately on declaration and they may be appropriated in any
;

of the following wavs :

/. As a PERMANENT ADDITION the Sum Assured to

by the Policy.
II. FUTURE PREMIUMS
In Reduction of the payahk
under the Policy.
III. By an Immediate CASH PAYMENT of the present
value of the Bonus,
Intending Assurers are particularly requested to observe
that they have thus placed within their own choice every possible
mode of appropriating the Bonus Additions declared upon their
Policies, in the way which they may consider most suitable to
their own views and circumstances.
THE FIRST INVESTIGATION
took place at Christmas 1846, when a Reversionary Bonus of
Two PER Cent.per Annum, vesting immediately on declaration,
was added to all Policies entitled to participate in the Division.
SPECIMENS OF BONUS ADDITIONS AT CHRISTMAS 184&

Policy- Amount Bonus Added, Total

Opened. Insured. 1848. Amount.

In £2000 £280 £2280

January 1000 140 1140
1840. 500 70 570

THE SECOND INVESTIGATION

and Division of Profits, will take place at Christmas 1853.
HALF-CREDIT PREMIUMS.
Persons who may find it inconvenient to pay the full Annual
Premium may effect Assurances for the Whole Term
at first,
of Life on the Half-Credit Scale, whereby one half of the
Annual Premiums may remain unpaid for Three, Five, or Seven
years ; —
the arrears being either paid up at the end of the
period, or allowed to remain as a permanent debt against the
2d
 6 ADVERTISEMENTS.

English and Scottish L,aio Life Assurance^ Sfc.

— continued.
Policy, in the option of the Assured. Such Policies receive
the full advantage of Bonus Additions on the Whole Sum Assured^
the value of whicl), when declared, may, if desired, be applied
towards extinction of the arrears of premium. They also afford
this important adv.intage, —
that Assurances may thus be
effected at an earlier age, and consequently at a much lower
rate of Premium, than if postponed until the party is enabled
to pay the full amou it of the Annual Premium.

NO ENTRY MONEY IS CHARGED.

Non-Participation Policies on a Reduced Scale of Premiuma.
Sinjjle Payment, or Deposit Assurances on favourable terms.
Annuities, Immediate and Deferred and Endowments.
;

Prospectuses, Avith full Tables of Rates, Eorms of Proposal,,

&c.. may be obtained at the Head Office in Edinburgh, or from
the Agents throughout Scotland.
By order of the Edinburgh Board of Directors,
HOPE, OLIPHANT, & MACKAY, Secretaries.
WILLIAM SMITH, Manager.
AGENTS.
AYR WILLIAM KIRKL AND, Writer. '

Ardros&an, Anthony Mack, Writer.

Girvaii^ John M'Limont, Writer.
1 1 vine Patrick Blair, Writer,
Kilmarnock,
Maybole,..,... .William Browr, agent for Wt
stern Bank.
JVetvton- Stewart,. ..WWMam Dill, Writer.
cr, S J. Kerr, agent for the Edinburgh and Glas-

(
gow Bank.
Wigton Jumes M'Lean, Writer.

ESTABLISHED 1823.

Incorporated by Act of Parliament, 8 and 9 Vict.^ c. 76.

EDmBHRGH LIFE ASSBHANCE COIPAHY.

EDINBURGH, HEAD OFFICE, 22 GEORGE STREET.
Manager, GILBERT L. FINLAY— Secretary, W. DICKSON.
Whole Frojits (except one-tenth) dividedamong the Assured.
Parties Intending to Insure are requested to inquire for them-
selves the position and standing ot a Life Office, before effect-
ing their Policy with it. A long period of years is required to
test the Eoundness of the pxinciples on which such Institutions
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 57

'Edinburgli Life Assurance Company — contintied.

ought to be conducted and, amongst the numerous Life In-
;

surance Offices now competing for the public favour, very few,
comparatively, have attained such a period of endurance. The
Edinburgh Life Assurance Company has been successfully con-
ducted for upwards of Twenty-seven Years, being the best
guarantee that all the advantages hitherto given to the Assured,
will be continued to present and future Entrants.
By a Policy with this Company, the highest benefits that
can be obtained from adopting Life Assurance as a Family Pro-
vision, are secured to the Assured without liability.
Nine-tenths of the Whole Profits are Septennially divided
among the Assured on the Participation Scale a larger pro- ;

portion than can ever be safely divided by simple Mutual

Assurance Societies, in which at least one-third must always be
laid aside to form a guarantee.
The benefits of Insurance on the Participation Plan are ex-
hibited in the Company's Bonus Declarations in 1835, 1842, and
—
1849 the total Bonus in two instances exceeding the sura
originally insured others in proportion.
; See Prospectus, to
be had gratis, on application.
An intermediate Bonus between one investigation and
another.
The Non-Participation Scale of Premiums being extremely
moderate, is suited for money transactions and also presents ;

the advantage of an immediate Bonus of considerable amount,^

when compared with most other Offices.
Table for Assuring £100 on a Single Life.
TABLE I. TABLE II.

"WITH
WITHOUT PARTICIPATION. PARTICIPATION.
Age. One Year. Seven's ears. tor Life. Age. For life.

15 £0 13 5 ^'0 17 2 ^'1 10 4 15 ^a 13 1
20 17 3 19 11 1 14 2 20 1 17 4
2a 18 9 12 2 1 18 6 25 2 2
30 1 1 3 1 4 8 2 3 7 30 2 7 7
35 1 3 5 1 7 9 2 10 35 2 14 6
40 1 6 10 1 11 10 2 17 11 40 3 3 2.

45 1 10 6 1 16 3 3 8 45 3 14 2
50 1 15 1 2 4 5 4 1 7 50 4 9

No Entry-money or other charge, except the Policy Stamps.

'

Prospectus and Rates, Forms of Proposal for Assurance, &c.,

to behad gratis, as above; and from M JAMES M'CLEL- .".

LAND, Writer; and Mr. HENRY

C. GRAY, Sheriff-Clerk
Depute, Agents for the Company at Ayr.
2 D a
58 ADVERTISEMENTS.

TRUSTEES AND DIRECTORS

OF THE

PHIENIX IMSURAUCE COMPANY,

ESTABLISHED 1782.
Sir Robert Harry Inglis, Bart., M.P.
Matthias Attwood, Esq. James Home, Esq.
Decimus Burton, Esq. John Dorrien Magens, Esq.
Octavius Edward Coope, Esq. John Masterman, Esq., M.P.
William Cotton, Esq. John Petty Muspratt, Esq.
William Davis, Esq. \Richard Price, Esq.
George Arthur Fuller, Esq. George Stanley Repton, Esq.
Emanuel Goodhart, Esq- Benjamin Shaw, Esq.
Henry Grace, Esq. Charles Hampden Turner,
Joseph Owen Harris, Esq. Esq.
Kirk man Daniel Hodgson, Esq. Matthew Whiting, Esq.
Thomas Hodgson, Esq. Thomas Wilson, Esq.
ASSISTANT-DIRECTOR,
THOMAS RICHTER, Esq.
SECRETARIES,
WILMER HARRIS, Esq.
GEORGE WILLIAM LOVELL, Esq.

Messrs. RANKIN & GREGORY,

(COMMISSION AGENTS, &c., &c.)
AGENTS, KII.MARNOCK,
Beg leave to recommend tlie protection afforded
by this Institution against tlie destructive ravages
of fire, which, in a few moments, may lay waste
the fruits of a whole life of industry.
The experience of more than half a century has
manifested to the public the promptitude and
liberality with which all losses have been adjusted
by the Phcenix Fire Office, to the extent of up-
wards of Sia^ Millions Sterling.
Persons Insured by this Company do not depend
upon restricted funds for the payment of their
claims ; nor are they liable to make good the
losses of others, as is the case in many Offices.
The security afforded to the public by the
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ADVERTISE'MENTS. 59

P7i(Bnix Insurance Company — continued.

Phoenix Office is unlimited^ comprising^ in addi-
tion to the large invested Capital of the Company^
the whole fortunes of a numerous Proprietary, com-
posed of some of the most opulent Gentlemen and
Merchants in the kingdom.
Insurances are effected upon every species of
Property on the most favourable conditions.
Any orders or communications will be as punc-
tually attended to, and on the same terms, at the
Agents' House, as at the Company's Offices in
London ; or a line addressed to the Agents will
meet with immediate attention.
Rates and Particulars of Insurance may he had as above.

EDINBURGH LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY,

Established in 1823.— Incorporated by Act of Parliament.
EDINBURGtH— (Head Office) 22, George Street.
PARTIES desirous of insuring will receive the following advan-
tages in this Company :

MuTTTAii Assurance, without liability.

Nine-tenths of the whole Pkofits Septennially divisible
among the Assured.
An Intermediate Bonus on Policies becoming Claims
between one Investigation and another.
The most Equitable Principle of Division.
Eates of Premium extremely Moderate.
The benefits of the Participation Plan of Insurance are exhi-
bited in the following examples of
Bonus Additions to Policies effected with this Company.
TotalSum
No, of Age at Sum Bonus, Bonus, Bonus, now
Policy. Assuring. Assured. 1835. 1842. 1849. Payable.

& £ s. £ s. £ s. £ s.

560 67 100 16 12 29 1 82 1 227 14

488 62 1500 231 19 377 6 903 2 3012 7
266 60 300 50 2 72 10 168 16 591 8
9 54 1000 151 6 172 5 356 1 1679 12
2 47 1 2000 249 3 267 16 463 17 2980 16

Prospectus and Eates bd obtained at the Head Office, or

may
any of the Agencies. In effecting a Policy, no Entry Money^
or other Charge, is made beyond the Premium and Stamp.
GILBt. L. FINLAY, Manager. Wm. DICKSON, Secretary.
Agents at Ayr—M-R JAMES M'CLELLAND, Writer.
Me HENEY C. GEAY, Writer.
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60 ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE STASDABD LIFE ASSURAICE COMPANY,

Governor^
His Grace the DUKE of BUCCLEUCH & QUEENS-
BERRY.
Deputy- Governor,
The Right Hon. the EARL of ELGIN & KINCAR-
DINE.
Offices of the Company^
LONDON. ED NBERGH. DUBLIN.
82, King Willia3I St. 3.Georgk St. 66, Upper Sace-
Head Office. VILLE St.
GLASGOW, 35, St. Vincent Place.
Agents in the principal Towns of Scotland, England
and Ireland
THE DIRECTORS OF THE STANDARD LIFE
ASSURANCE COMPANY REQUEST ATTENTION
TO THE HIGH POSITION IN WHICH THE
COMPANY STANDS IN PUBLIC FAVOUR, THE
SUCCESSFUL RESULTS OF THE BUSINESS,
AND THE LIBERALITY OF ITS DEALING.
L—PROGRESS OF TLLE BUSINESS.
The Company have granted Assurances, during the
last two years alone, to the amount of Nine Hundred
and Thirty-eight Thousand Pounds, and upwards of
One Thousand Six Hundred and Fifty Persons have
joined the Company as Assurers in that period.
The Annual Income of the Company is upwards of
£170,000.
II.— DIVISION OF PROFITS.
The PROFITS OF THE CO:^iPANYare ascertained
every five years, and additions, by way of Bonus, have
been made to the Policies at four periods, 1835, 1840,
1845, and 1850. The following are examples :
 adVerttsEments. 61

'Standard Life Assurance Company — continued.

Date of Policy. Sum in Policy., Bonus Addition's. Toaether.
1825, £1000 £873 Os. £1873 Os.
1828, 1000 729 Os. 1729 Os.
1831, 1000 585 Os. 1585 Os.
1834, 1000 441 Os. 1441 Os.
1837, 1000 309 10s. 1309 lOs.
1840, 1000 203 Os. 1203 Os.
1843, 1000 121 10s. 1121 10s.
1846, 1000 52 10s. 1052 10s.
SURRENDER OF BONUS FOR VALUE IN CASH.
According to this method, if the person assured does
not wish the sum in his policy increased, he may sur-
render the Bonus, and take its value in cash that is^ ;

instead of the amount being' paid with the sum assured

at death, such a sum will not be given as the Directors
may consider equivalent to it in present value.
Example. -^In. the case of the policy of £1000 opened
before 15th November 1825, for instance, as quoted
above, assuming the party to have assured at the
age «of 35, and to be novv 60 last birth-day, the
sum of £463, 7s. 9d. would be given for a surren^
der of the Bonus of £873, while the policy will
continue to receive its share of profits, at future
investigations, as if the surrender had not taken
place.
By order of the Board,
WILL. THOS. THOMSON, Managet.

AGENTS.
AYR, ^YILLIAM POLLOCIv, Writer.
Beith., James Brown, Writer.
Cumnock, Hamilton Rose, Bank of Scotlandi,
Dairy, James M'Cosh, Western Bank.
Irvine, John Blair, Writer.
Kilmarnock Adam Cowie, Bank of Scotland.
wi
John Reid, Writer and Bank
•
,
Assent.
°
Johnstone, cfc.,.. )

Mauchline, Ivie Meikle, AVriter.

6^ ADVERTISEMENTS,.

THOMAS RODGER,
(UPWAKDS OF 13 TEABS WITH THE LATE MR A. WILSON)

HAT AMD CAP MANUFACTUKEK,

'^1, HIGH STREET, AYR.
Begs most respectfullj to intimate to the Nobility, Gentry, and
Pliblic of Ayrshire, that he has tommenced business on his own
account ; and from the arrangements he has made with the
principal Houses in England and Scotland^ he will always have
in Stock the Newest and most Fashionable Goods of the day.
Hats and Caps of etert Vaetstt Ladies' Eiding Hat&
\

MADE AND FITTED UP TO OrDEE GeNTLEMEN's StoCKS AND-

;

Ties of the Newest Style.

Leather Hat Cases, Tortmanteaus, Carpet Bags, Braces, Sfc^
HIGHEST PEICE GITEN FOE HAEE AND EABBIT SKINS.

THE

TO THE AGRICULTURISTS OF AYRSHIRE.

THE EGGLESCLIFEE CHEMICAL COY.

beg to intimate that they have appointed Mr
Robert Miller and Messrs Howat & Mackay,
Agents for the Sale of their well-known and
thoroughly tested Manui^es.
The Analysis and Cei-tificates from the leading-
Agriculturists^ both in England and East Lothian^
are in the hands of the Agents_, from whom every
information can be obtained.

AGENTS:
ROBERT MILLER, 8, Barns Street, Ayr.
HOWAT & MACKAY, Ironmongers, Aye.
WORKS, NEAR YARM.
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ADVERTISEMENTS. 63

WINTON BUILDINGS
y

ALEXANDER ROSS
RESPECTFULLY returns thanks to tlie Nobi-
lity, Gentry, and Public of Ayrshire, for favours
during the last Thirty-two years, and begs to
intimate, that, in addition to his own manufac-
ture, he has made arrangements to be supplied
from London and Paris with first-class goods of
the following description :

Ladies' Dress and Walking Boots, and White

AND Black Satin Dress Shoes ;

Gentlemen^s Opera Boots and Shoes, &c. ;

American Vulcanised, India-Rubber Over

Shoes of all Kinds.

A. R-. begs also to direct attention to the

QUALITY of his Goods, which, taking this into

account, will be found as cheap as in any Estab»

lishment in the trade.

All sorts of Gutta Percha work made and re-
paired.

Ate, nth October, 1851.

64 ADVERTISEMENTS,

BELIiHANGING, GASFITTING,
AND

WINDOW BLIKD ESTABLISHMENT,

No. 7, Hoyal Bank Place, Glasgow.

WILLIAM BRYDEN & SON

Embrace this opportunity of returning tlieir sincere
tlaanks to tlieir numerous friends in Ayrshire, for the
liberal suj)port and patronage conferred on them, and
beg to intimate that every exertion will be used on their
part to secure a continuance of the same and by
; j^
using only the best material, and employing the most ' i'

experienced workmen in every branch of their business,

they trust to be enabled to give that satisfaction in the
execution of their Work which they have hitherto A
done.

BELL-HAieiNS QM THE 1^931 IWmm PRINCIPLE.

VENETIAN WINDOW BLINDS.

ROLLER CLOTH WINDOW BLINDS.
|
OUTSIDE SHADE BLINDS.
PICTURE RODS FITTED UP. |
GAS-FITTIfJG m AIL ITS DEPASTIENTS.

7, ROYAL BANK PLACE, GLASGOW,

North Side of Royal Bank.
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 65

M'LERIE, DAVIDSON, &

*
FERGUSON,
COOKS ^ CONFECTIONERS,
GLASGOW,
IN tendering tlieir thanks to the ISTohility and
Gentry of Ayrshire, for the liberal patronage with
which they have hitherto been favoured, and a con-
tinuance of which they would now respectfully solicit,
— beg to intimate that recent improvements made in
their Establishment, from information acquired by
their Mr. Davidson, when lately on the Continent,
aided by their own great practical experience^ enables
them now to furnish

Liuncheons, Dinners, and Sail Suppers,

in a style of magnificence not to be excelled out of
London. At all times on hand a select assortment of

French Confectionary :

viz.,Ornaments, Bon-bons, Prepared Chocolate, Pre-

served Fruits of all kinds, &c &c. ,

M'L., D., & F., would particularly call attention to

their chaste style of decorating

Marriage and Christening Cakes,

as also to the superior flavour of their Ices, Jellies,
and Creams. Their Wines, &c., have been selected
with great care, of the best qualities, and can be con-
fidently recommended.

Prepared Turtle in 2Ib. Canisters, with

Directions for Use.
Every requisite for the Table, such as Silver'
Cutlery, China, Stoneware, Crystal, &c., <fcc., supplied
66 ADVERTISEMENTS.

M^Lerie, Davidson^ Sf Ferguson —continued.

according to a printed scale of charges, which may be
had on application.

Parties visiting Glasgow are respectfully reminded

that the Daily Bill of Fare at their Restaurant, 36,
Buchanan Street, embraces as great a variety of
Viands as any other in Scotland and which can at
!

all times be served up in a few minutes.

s;;^ Country Orders Carefully and Punctually attended to.

Glasgow, l\th October, 1851.

MILLINERY, BERLIN WOOL,

AND

6, NEW BRIDGE STREET, AYR.

Miss Hamilton has the honour to announce that
her Stock of Goods in the above departments is
now replete with many novelties^ comprising all
the latest styles in

BONNETS, CAPS, HEAD DRESSES, &c.

Miss H. has also greatly increased her Stock of

Berlin and other Wools, Patterns, Sewed Muslins,
Smallwares, and Fancy Goods, and would respect-
fully solicit the Ladies for a continuance of those
favours which have already been so largely con-
ferred upon her.

Ayr, 13th October, 1851.

 ;

ADVERTISEMENTS. 67

WILLIAM RANKIN & SON,

WINE MEBCHANTS AND GENERAL GROCERS,

96, KING STREET, KILMARNOCK,

Have always on hand a very large Selected Stock of OLD
WINES well matured in bottle, imported direct from the
growers. Their present Stock of PORTS and SHERRIES
cannot be excelled in quality, and comprehends all the different
Characters suited to the various tastes of Consumers.

Crentlemen whose purchases have heretofore been chiefly

confined to the larger cities of England and Scotland, are
respectfully solicited to make a trial of these Wines, assured
they will bear a Comparison with any house in the Trade as to
quality, while the prices generally are very considerably cheaper
to enumerate these is unnecessary, it being sufficient to say the
Ports and Sherries range from 24s. to 48s. per dozen, between
which quotations they may be got at any price, and Sample
Bottles of which may be had on application. Besides Portugal
and Spanish Wmes, W. R. & Son have always on hand a Choice
Selection of the principal German and French Wines used in
this Country, consisting chiefly of CLARETS, HOCKS,
CHAMPAIGNS, MOSELLE, BURGUNDY, CHABLIS,
SAUTERNE, &c., &c., all at the Lowest Prices according to
quaUty. Also,
Very old BRANDIES from Olaed, DuptrY, & Co., CoaNAC.
HOLLANDS in Cases of One dozen each.
OLD GLENLIVET, ISLAY, AND CAMPBELTOWN
WHISKIES.
LONDON and DUBLIN PORTER of all qualities.
BASS & ALLSOPS' PALE INDIA ALES.
PRESTON PANS and ALLOA TABLE BEER.
TEAS and COFFEES, with aU kinds of
QROdERY GOODS.
WESTPHALIA, CUMBERLAND, & BELFAST SMOKED
BACON HAMS.
FINEST IRISH and DUTCH SALT BUTTER.
STILTON, CHEDDAR, and TRUCKLE CHEESE, &c., &c.
Kilmarnock, October 11, 1851.
68 ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE

AYR ADYERTISEE,
OR

ESTABLISHED 1803.

CIRCULATION, AS PER PARLIAMENTARY RETURN FOR

1850,
Sixteen Hundred and Ninety-Two Copies "Weekly.

The Ayr Advertiser, in point of Circulation,

stands very near the top of tlie list of Scotcli

Provincial Papers, and is also the best advertised
Sheet in Ayrshire. ^

BOOK AUD JOB PRINTING IN ALL THEIE BEANCEES:

AND

Estimates sent to Authors or Professional Gentlemen on

the Shortest Notice.

Every description of Stationery sold at very Moderate Terms,

particularly where a Quantity is taken.

1851.
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 69

UNDER ROYAL PATRONAGE.

DR. LOCOCK'S fVlEDIGINES.
*^* Many hundreds of properly authenticated Testimonials may>
he had from every agent.
THE success of these Medicines is unexampled they are taken
;

with equal benefit in hot as in cold climates, and their use has
consequently extended all over the world, where, in every prin«
cipal city or town, an agent for their sale has been established^

HAVE A MOST PLEASANT TASTE.

Prine Is. l^d.. 2s. 9'^.. and lis. per box.
This is an aromatic and aperient Medicine of great efficacy fbr regulating the
secretions, and correcting the action of the Stomach and Liver, and is the only
—
safe remedy for all Bilious AfTections Heartburn, Sick Head-Ache, Giddiness,
Pains in the Stomach, Flatulency, or Wind, and all those complaints which arise
from Indigestion or Biliousness.
It is mild in its action, and suitable for all seasons and constitutions, while
its agreeable taste renders it tlie best Medicine for Children.
TESTIMONIAL.
Gentlemen,— We have mucli pleasure in bearing testimony to the very
great efficacy of Dr. Locock's Wafers. We have no hesitation in saying this
from our own experience, and they continue to give the same satisfaction
wherever they are introduced.— Signed, J. R. Allen and Co., 2, Trongate,,
Glasgow. ALSO,

HAVE A PLEASANT TASTE,

Price !<!.lid., 2s. 9d,, nn < lis per box.
They fortify the constitution at all periods of life, and in all Nervous Affec-
tions act like a Charm. They remove all Obstructions, Heaviness, Fatigue on
Slight Exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Lowness of Spirits, Weakness, and
Allay Pain.
They create Appetite, and remove Indigestion, Heartburn, Wind, Head-
Ache, Giddiness, &c.
In Hysterical Diseases, a proper perseverance in the use of this Medicine will
be found to effect a Cure after all other means have failed.
*;f* Full directions are given with every Box.
Note.— These Wafers do not contain any Mineral, aiid may be taken either
dissolved in water or whole.
bewake of imitations in the form of pills!
Prepared only by Da Silva & Co., Bride Lane, Fleet Street, London. Also,
Dr. I^OCOOK's FULMOHSG WAFERS.
For Asthma, Consumption, Coughs, and Colds.
Prict; i'^. i^i. 2-i. 9-^. 'Xii li-^ per box.
Sold by all respectable Medicine Vendors."
All PILLS under similar names are COUNTERFEITS. *
Agents for Ayr —
Mr. DOBBIE, Mr. CRAIG, and Mr. ARCHIBALD BROWNING, Chemists.
70 ADVERTISEMENTS.

Dr. LococTc's Wafers — Continved.

UNDER EOYAL PATRONAGE.
PERFECT FREEDOM FROM COUGHS IN TEN MINUTES.
AND INSTANT RELIEF AND A KAPID CURE OF
Asthma and Consumption, Coughs, Colds,
AND ALL
DISORDERS OP THE BREATH AND LUNGS,
ARE INSURED BT

The extraordinary powers of this invaluable Medicine are now proved l»y *
mass of evidence aiid testimonials, which must convince the most sceptical
that for all disorders of the breath and lungs it is the most effectual remedy
ever discovered.
ANOTHER CURE OF ASTHMA.
Extract of a Letter from Mr. William Barton, Apothecaries' Sail, Camp-
helton, Argyleshire.
" Gentlemen,— I may here mention that your Wafers give great satisfac^
tion one case in particular :— An old gentleman, who for years has been afflic-
;

ted with Asthma, and seldom had a quiet night's rest, had used very many
proprietary medicines, as well as medical prescriptions, but all were of no use.
Since he began to use Locock's Wafers, he feels himself quite well again. He
sleeps well at night, and is quite refreshed in the morning.
(Signed) " WILLIAM BARTON."
From Dr. J. D. Marshall, M.D., Lecturer to the Royal Institution, Belfast,
and Chemist in Ireland to Her Majesty the Queen.
"8, High Street, Belfast.
" Gentlemen,— I have the gratification of stating that, from all I have been
enabled to observe of Dr. Locock's Pulmonic Wafers, they have been of eminent
iservice in the alleviation of severe Asthmatic Coughs, Pains in the Chest, &c.
" I have no doubt that when they become more generally known in the North
of Ireland, they will be as highly esteemed as they are in other parts of the
kingdom.
« J. D. MARSHALL, M.D."
To Singers and Public Speakers theyare invaluable, as in a few hours
they remove all hoarseness, and wonderfully increase the power and flexibility
«f the voice.
THET have a pleasant TASTE.
Price and lis. per box.
Is. l^d-, 2s, 9d.,
Prepared only by Da Silva &Co., Bride Lane, Fleet Street, London.
Sold by Medicine Vendors.
all
Xlso, may be had.

Dr. Xiocqck's Family Aperient and Antibilious

A mild and gentle Aperient and Stomach Medicine, having a most agreeable
taste, and of great efficacy for regulating the Secretions and correcting the
Action of the Stomach and Liver. Sold at Is. l^d., 2s. 9d., and lis. per box.
Also,
!Dr. Xiocock's Female Wafers,
The best Medicine for Females. They have a pleasant taste. Price Is. 1 J .

2s. 9d., and lis. per box.

Full directions are given with every box.
All PILLS under similar names are COUNTERFEITS.
Agents for Ayr —
Mr. DOBBIE, Mr. CRAIG, and Mr. ARCHIBALD BROWNING, Chemists

Printed at the Ayr Advertiser Office.