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 THE 
 
 &bert>een Stlmattacfe, 
 
 AND 
 
 NORTHERN REGISTER, 
 
 1827, 
 
 Being tfie Cfjtrfc after Heap gear, 
 
 And of the Julian Period 6540. 
 
 Inscribed, with the greatest respect, to 
 The PROVOST, MAGISTRATES and COUNCIL, 
 By their obliged humble Servants, 
 
 D. C IIalmers & Co. 
 
 _ 
 
 Aberdeen Printed by D. Chalmers Co* 
 And Sold by all the Booksellers, 
 
 Price 4s. 6d. Bound in Red. 
 
 
— 
 
 COMMON NOTES. 
 
 Dom. Letter.GjEpact. 3;indiction ..15 
 
 Golden Number. ..4'Solar Cycle.i6| Julian Period 654 0 
 
 MOVEABLE FEASTS . 
 
 Shrove Sunday ... 
 
 ...Feb. 
 
 2rJ 
 
 Rogation Sunday... 
 
 ...May 20 
 
 Ash Wednesday.. 
 
 ....Feb. 28 
 
 Ascension Day. 
 
 
 Palm Sunday.. 
 
 
 8 
 
 Whitsunday. 
 
 
 Good Friday . 
 
 
 Trinity Sunday. 
 
 
 Eastetr Day. 
 
 
 IJ 
 
 Advent Sunday. 
 
 
 Low Sunday. 
 
 
 22 
 
 Sundays after Trinity, 24 
 
 TWILIGHT 
 
 The time of the shortest Twilight at Aberdeen is on the 
 Morning of the 2d of March, and the Evening of the 13^ 
 of October—duration, 2h. 14' 6 ". —There will be no real 
 Night from the 1st of May to the 14th of August. _ 
 
 ECLIPSES. 
 
 There will be Two Eclipses of the Sun this year—one 
 on the 25th of April, and the other on the 20th of October 
 —both Invisible at Aberdeen.—Of the Two Eclipses of the 
 Moon, that on the loth of May is also. Invisible —the other, 
 on the $d of November , is partly Visible at Aberdeen . 
 
 Sgoott GBcIiggetb 
 3d November—Partly Visible. 
 
 Beginning.3I1. 5' Aftern.l!Middle.4h. 43' Afcern. 
 
 Rise 3 eclip.4 3 5 ,, ||End. 6 21 „ 
 
 Digits eclipsed, io° 3 J r on the Moon’s North Limb. 
 
 The Calculations of the Kalendar are adapted to Mean 
 Time , or that shewn by a well regulated Clock. The Effects 
 of Parallax and Refraction are allowed for, on the rising and 
 setting of the Sun and Moon ; and the Tides are calculated 
 according to the Principles laid down by Sir I. Newton. 
 The Equation of Time is itiferted occasionally, which being 
 applied to the Time given in the different columns of the 
 Kalendar, gives Apparent Ttnte , o? that shewn by a Sun Dial. 
 
 '; *./ . —--- 
 
 Example —When doesthejSun rise and set, by the Sun Dial, 
 at Aberdeen , on the 25 October , 1827 ? 
 
 Rises by Clock..;..6h. 55m.) Sets by Clock ...4h. 31m. 
 
 Clock slow ......o 16 I Clock slow.o 16 
 
 Rises by Dial ......7 11 Sets by Dial, 4 47 
 
JANUARY begins on Monday—SI Days. 
 
 First Quarter, Thmsday 4, at ilk 38#* Night 
 Full Mcon, Saturday 13, at 6/1 im Morning 
 Last Quarter, Saturday 20, at 4 h 5cm Afternoon 
 New Moon, Satuidaya;, at <)h 50m Morning 
 
 Sun enters .Aquarius the 20th day, at 6 h iim Evening 
 
 Days. 
 tv. 1 m 
 
 KALENDAR. 
 
 SC 
 
 rises. 
 
 IN 
 
 sets. 
 
 MOON 
 ag sets aft. 
 
 TID 
 , morn. 
 
 ES. 
 
 even. 
 
 M 
 
 I 1 
 
 Circumcision 
 
 %h 43 
 
 this 
 
 4 
 
 8-4 J2' 
 
 ~hT* 
 
 ~ 3*33 
 
 Tu 
 
 2 
 
 
 8 
 
 42 
 
 3 26 
 
 5 
 
 IO 
 
 12 
 
 3 53 
 
 4 12 
 
 W 
 
 3 
 
 Clock fast, 4' 31" 
 
 8 
 
 42 
 
 3 2-7 
 
 6 
 
 II 
 
 16 
 
 1 4 33 
 
 4 56 
 
 Th 
 
 4 
 
 
 8 
 
 42 
 
 3 28 
 
 7 
 
 morn. 
 
 5 18 
 
 5 42 
 
 Fr 
 
 5 
 
 6 Old Christmas 
 
 8 
 
 42 
 
 3 29 
 
 8 
 
 0 
 
 35 
 
 6 10 
 
 6 38 
 
 Sat 
 
 6 
 
 Epiphany 
 
 8 
 
 41 
 
 3 3 i 
 
 9 
 
 1 
 
 34 
 
 7 9 
 
 7 40 
 
 Su 
 
 7 
 
 l Sun. af. Epiphany 
 
 8 
 
 41 
 
 3 32 
 
 IC 
 
 2 
 
 59 
 
 8 15 
 
 8 48 
 
 M 
 
 8 
 
 St Netbaleu 
 
 8 
 
 41 
 
 3 34 
 
 11 
 
 4 
 
 6 
 
 9 20 
 
 9 52 
 
 Tu 
 
 9 
 
 
 8 
 
 40 
 
 3 35 
 
 12 
 
 5 
 
 9 
 
 10 22 
 
 10 53 
 
 W 
 
 10 
 
 
 8 
 
 39 
 
 3 37 
 
 13 
 
 6 
 
 7 
 
 11 17 
 
 11 42 
 
 Th 
 
 11 
 
 Clock fast, 8' 8" 
 
 8 38 
 
 3 39 
 
 14 
 
 6 
 
 5 i 
 
 — 
 
 0 4 
 
 Fr 
 
 12 
 
 13 Sr. Hilary 
 
 8 
 
 37 
 
 3 4 i 
 
 15 
 
 rises,aft 
 
 0 27 
 
 0 45 
 
 Sat 
 
 13 
 
 Old New Year*s-d. 
 
 8 
 
 35 
 
 3 43 
 
 16 
 
 4 
 
 57 
 
 I 4 
 
 I 21 
 
 Su 
 
 14 
 
 id Sund. af. Epiphany 
 
 8 
 
 34 
 
 3 44 
 
 17 
 
 5 
 
 58 
 
 i 39 
 
 I 56 
 
 M 
 
 1 5 
 
 
 8 
 
 33 
 
 3 46 
 
 18 
 
 7 
 
 12 
 
 2 13 
 
 2 28 
 
 T'u 
 
 16 
 
 
 8 
 
 3 ^ 
 
 3 48 
 
 T 9 
 
 8 
 
 25 
 
 2 41 
 
 3 * 
 
 W 
 
 11 
 
 
 8 
 
 30 
 
 3 50 
 
 20 
 
 9 
 
 37 
 
 3 23 
 
 3 4 i 
 
 Th 
 
 x8 
 
 Clock fast, 10' 39" 
 
 8 
 
 2 9 
 
 3 52 
 
 21 
 
 10 
 
 56 
 
 3 59 
 
 4 20 
 
 Fr 
 
 19 
 
 
 8 
 
 28 
 
 3 54 
 
 22 
 
 morn. 
 
 4 41 
 
 5 2 
 
 Sat 
 
 20 
 
 St Fabian 
 
 8 
 
 26 
 
 3 57 
 
 23 
 
 0 
 
 17 
 
 5 24 
 
 5 53 
 
 Su 
 
 21 
 
 2d Sun.af.Epiphany 
 
 8 
 
 25 
 
 3 59 
 
 24 
 
 1 
 
 4 i 
 
 6 24 
 
 7 7 
 
 M 
 
 22 
 
 21 St Agnes 
 
 8 
 
 23 
 
 4 2 
 
 25 
 
 3 
 
 3 
 
 7 5 i 
 
 8 39 
 
 Tu 
 
 23 
 
 22 St Vincent 
 
 8 
 
 21 
 
 4 4 
 
 26 
 
 4 
 
 22 
 
 9 28 
 
 10 9 
 
 W 
 
 24 
 
 
 8 
 
 19 
 
 4 6 
 
 27 
 
 5 
 
 28 
 
 10 52 
 
 11 24 
 
 Th 
 
 25 
 
 Conversion of St Paul 
 
 8 
 
 18 
 
 4 8 
 
 28 
 
 6 
 
 24 
 
 ii 55 
 
 — — 
 
 Fr 
 
 26 
 
 Clock fast, 12 / 49" 
 
 8 
 
 16 
 
 4 11 
 
 29 
 
 6 
 
 59 
 
 0 2C 
 
 0 46 
 
 Sat 
 
 27 D. of Sussex b. 1773 
 
 8 
 
 14 
 
 4 13 
 
 N. 
 
 sets,aft. 
 
 I 4 
 
 1 23 
 
 Su 
 
 28j4<^ Su. of. Epiphany 
 
 8 
 
 Iij 4 15 
 
 I 
 
 6 
 
 26 
 
 I 42 
 
 2 1 
 
 M 
 
 29 K. Geo. IV. Accts. 
 
 8 
 
 11 4 18 
 
 2 
 
 7 
 
 48 
 
 2 l8 
 
 2 36 
 
 Tu 
 
 30 K. Charles 7 . Mar. 
 
 8 
 
 9 4 20 
 
 3 
 
 8 
 
 56 
 
 2 52 
 
 3 9 
 
 W 
 
 31 K. Geo. IV. pro. 1820 
 
 8 
 
 7 4 22 
 
 4 
 
 10 
 
 17 
 
 3 25 
 
 3 42 
 
 363007 
 
FEBRUARY begins on Thursday— 28 Days. 
 
 First Quarter, Saturday 3, at gh II m Evening 
 
 Full Moon, Sunday II, at ioA 29 tn Night 
 
 Last Quarter, Monday 19, at 1 h i$ m Morning 
 
 New Moon, Sunday 35 , at 10 h 19 m Night 
 
 Sun enters Pisces the 19th day, at 8 h 57' Morning 
 
 Da; 
 
 IV. 
 
 rg. 
 
 171 . 
 
 KALENDAR. 
 
 SU 
 
 rise9. : 
 
 N. 
 
 sets. 
 
 M 
 
 A. 
 
 OON. 
 
 sets, aft 
 
 TID 
 
 morn. 
 
 ES. 
 
 even. 
 
 Th 
 
 I 
 
 
 8 h 5 
 
 Ah 24 
 
 5 
 
 11A32' 
 
 3*59 
 
 4 /*l 7 
 
 Fr 
 
 2 
 
 Purijica. of V . Mary 
 
 8 
 
 3 
 
 4 
 
 26 
 
 6 
 
 morn. 
 
 4 
 
 41 
 
 5 
 
 5 
 
 Sat 
 
 3 
 
 2 Candlemas 
 
 8 
 
 0 
 
 4 
 
 29 
 
 7 
 
 0 
 
 46 
 
 5 
 
 2 3 
 
 5 
 
 5 i 
 
 Su 
 
 4 
 
 5th Sun.af Epiphany 
 
 7 J8 
 
 4 
 
 31 
 
 8 
 
 1 
 
 50 
 
 6 
 
 20 
 
 6 
 
 50 
 
 M 
 
 5 
 
 St Agatha 
 
 7 56 
 
 4 
 
 33 
 
 9 
 
 2 
 
 57 
 
 7 
 
 2 5 
 
 8 
 
 0 
 
 Tu 
 
 6 
 
 
 7 
 
 54 
 
 4 
 
 35 
 
 10 
 
 3 
 
 5 2 
 
 8 
 
 36 
 
 9 
 
 10 
 
 W 
 
 7 
 
 Clock fast, 14' 29" 
 
 7 
 
 5 2 
 
 4 
 
 37 
 
 11 
 
 4 
 
 45 
 
 9 
 
 45 
 
 10 
 
 19 
 
 Th 
 
 8 
 
 
 7 
 
 5 ° 
 
 4 
 
 40 
 
 12 
 
 5 
 
 26 
 
 10 
 
 47 , 
 
 11 
 
 13 
 
 Fr 
 
 9 
 
 
 7 48 
 
 4 
 
 43 
 
 13 
 
 5 
 
 5811 
 
 37 
 
 11 
 
 59 
 
 Sat 
 
 10 
 
 
 7 46 
 
 4 
 
 45 
 
 J 4 
 
 6 
 
 31 
 
 — 
 
 — 
 
 0 
 
 22 
 
 Su 
 
 11 
 
 Septuagesima Sund. 
 
 7 
 
 43 
 
 4 
 
 48 
 
 15 
 
 rises,aft 
 
 0 
 
 45 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 M 
 
 12 
 
 
 7 
 
 41 
 
 4 
 
 50 
 
 16 
 
 6 
 
 8 
 
 1 
 
 18 
 
 1 
 
 3 6 
 
 Tu 
 
 13 
 
 
 7 
 
 39 
 
 4 
 
 5 2 
 
 17 
 
 7 
 
 29 
 
 1 
 
 55 
 
 2 
 
 12 
 
 W 
 
 14 
 
 Old Candlemas 
 
 7 
 
 37 
 
 4 
 
 54 
 
 18 
 
 8 
 
 53 
 
 2 
 
 29 
 
 2 
 
 45 
 
 Th 
 
 15 
 
 114 Valentine day 
 
 7 
 
 35 
 
 4 
 
 56 
 
 !9 
 
 10 
 
 5 
 
 3 
 
 2 
 
 3 
 
 20 
 
 Fr 
 
 16 Clock fast, 14' 26" 
 
 7 
 
 3 2 
 
 4 
 
 58 
 
 20 
 
 11 
 
 *3 
 
 3 
 
 38 
 
 3 
 
 58 
 
 Sat 
 
 17 
 
 ! 
 
 7 
 
 29 
 
 5 
 
 0 
 
 21 
 
 morn. 
 
 4 
 
 17 
 
 4 
 
 41 
 
 Su 
 
 18 
 
 Sexagesinia Sunday 
 
 7 
 
 26 
 
 5 
 
 3 
 
 22 
 
 0 
 
 46 
 
 5 
 
 5 
 
 5 
 
 36 
 
 M 
 
 19 
 
 
 7 
 
 24 
 
 5 
 
 5 
 
 2 3 
 
 2 
 
 9 
 
 6 
 
 8 
 
 6 
 
 5 ° 
 
 Tu 
 
 20 
 
 
 7 
 
 22 
 
 5 
 
 7 
 
 24 
 
 3 
 
 12 
 
 7 
 
 3 2 
 
 8 
 
 22 
 
 W 
 
 21 
 
 
 7 
 
 19 
 
 5 
 
 10 
 
 2 5 
 
 4 
 
 4 
 
 9 
 
 2 
 
 9 
 
 53 
 
 Th 
 
 22 
 
 Clock fast, 13' 52" 
 
 7 
 
 17 
 
 5 
 
 12 
 
 26 
 
 5 
 
 3 10 
 
 35 11 
 
 5 
 
 Fr 
 
 23 24 D. of Camb.born 
 
 7 
 
 14 
 
 5 
 
 15 
 
 27 
 
 5 
 
 28 11 
 
 35 11 
 
 58 
 
 Sat 
 
 24 St Matthias 
 
 7 
 
 11 
 
 5 
 
 17 
 
 28 
 
 5 
 
 53 
 
 — 
 
 — 
 
 1 0 
 
 2 3 
 
 Su 
 
 25 Quinquagesima Sun. 
 
 7 
 
 8 
 
 5 
 
 19 
 
 N. 
 
 sets,aftj 0 
 
 43 
 
 1 1 
 
 0 
 
 M 
 
 26 28 Hare Hunt ends 
 
 7 
 
 6 
 
 5 
 
 21 
 
 I 
 
 6 
 
 46 
 
 1 
 
 20 1 
 
 39 
 
 Tu 
 
 27 S/jroueTw.Fasten’sE. 
 
 7 
 
 4 
 
 5 
 
 *3 
 
 2 
 
 7 
 
 5 2 
 
 1 
 
 5 2 2 
 
 12 
 
 W 
 
 28 Ash Wednesday 
 
 7 
 
 1 
 
 5 
 
 26 
 
 3 
 
 9 
 
 11 
 
 2 
 
 30 
 
 i 4 
 
 48 
 
MARCH begins on Thursday— 31 Days, 
 
 First Quarter, Monday 5, at 6 h 3c m Evening 
 
 Full Moon, Tuesday 13, at 12k 10m Noon 
 
 Last Quarter, Tuesday 20, at 8 h 21 m Morning 
 
 New Moon, Tuesday 27, at 12 h cm Noon 
 
 Sun enters Aries the 2tst day, at 9 h 2' Morning 
 
 Days. 
 •zv, j m. 
 
 KALENDAR. 
 
 SUN 
 rises.; sets. 
 
 IV 
 
 A. 
 
 lOON | TID 
 sets, afcmorn. 
 
 >ES. 
 
 even. 
 
 Th 1 
 
 St David 
 
 6/;59 5^28 
 
 4 
 
 loh 18' 
 
 3^ 4 
 
 3^22 
 
 Ft | 2 
 
 St Marnan 
 
 6 
 
 56 5 
 
 3i 
 
 5 
 
 11 
 
 33 
 
 3 
 
 39 
 
 3 
 
 58 
 
 Sat 3 
 
 
 6 
 
 535 
 
 33 
 
 6 
 
 morn. 
 
 4 
 
 16 
 
 4 
 
 35 
 
 Su ! 4 
 
 I si Sunday in Lent 
 
 6 
 
 5oi5 
 
 35 
 
 7 
 
 0 
 
 37 
 
 4 
 
 56 
 
 5 
 
 J 9 
 
 M | 5 
 
 
 6 
 
 48.5 
 
 37 
 
 8 
 
 1 
 
 36 
 
 5 
 
 44 
 
 6 
 
 10 
 
 Tu 6 
 
 Clock fast, 11/ 40" 
 
 6 
 
 455 
 
 40 
 
 9 
 
 2 
 
 34 
 
 6 
 
 41 
 
 7 
 
 13 
 
 Wj 7 
 
 Perpetua 
 
 6 
 
 42:5 
 
 42 
 
 10 
 
 3 
 
 26 
 
 7 
 
 47 
 
 8 
 
 23 
 
 Th 8 
 
 Court of Ses. rises 
 
 6 
 
 40 
 
 5 
 
 44 
 
 11 
 
 3 
 
 53 
 
 8 
 
 59 
 
 9 
 
 36 
 
 Fr | 9 
 
 Ember Week 
 
 6 
 
 37 
 
 5 
 
 46 
 
 12 
 
 4 
 
 28 
 
 9 
 
 58 
 
 10 
 
 21 
 
 Sat 10 
 
 
 6 
 
 35 
 
 5 
 
 48 
 
 13 
 
 4 
 
 5i 
 
 10 
 
 57 
 
 11 
 
 34 
 
 Sun 
 
 id Sunday in Lent 
 
 6 
 
 3^ 
 
 5 
 
 50 
 
 14 
 
 5 
 
 11 
 
 11 
 
 54 
 
 — 
 
 — 
 
 M 12 
 
 
 6 
 
 29 
 
 5 
 
 52 
 
 15 
 
 rises,aft 
 
 0 
 
 15 
 
 0 
 
 34 
 
 Tu 13 
 
 
 6 
 
 26 
 
 5 
 
 55 
 
 16 
 
 6 
 
 28 
 
 1 
 
 3 
 
 1 
 
 17 
 
 W 14 
 
 Clock fast, 9' 40" 
 
 6 
 
 24 
 
 5 
 
 57 
 
 17 
 
 7 
 
 45 
 
 1 
 
 3^ 
 
 1 
 
 49 
 
 Th 15 
 
 
 6 
 
 21 
 
 5 
 
 59 
 
 18 
 
 9 
 
 1 z 
 
 2 
 
 7 
 
 2 
 
 24 
 
 Fr 16 
 
 St Patrick 
 
 6 
 
 18.6 
 
 1 
 
 19 
 
 TO 
 
 35 
 
 2 
 
 43 
 
 3 
 
 2 
 
 Sat 1 17 
 
 
 6 
 
 15 6 
 
 4 
 
 20 
 
 II 
 
 56 
 
 3 
 
 22 
 
 3 
 
 44 
 
 Su 18 
 
 3d Sunday in Lent 
 
 6 
 
 12 
 
 6 
 
 5 21 
 
 morn. 
 
 4 
 
 7 
 
 4 
 
 3i 
 
 M119 
 
 18 Edw. K. W. Sax. 
 
 6 
 
 10 
 
 6 
 
 7|2i 
 
 I 
 
 7 
 
 4 
 
 56 
 
 5 
 
 28 
 
 Tu 20 
 
 
 6 
 
 7 
 
 6 
 
 10,23 
 
 2 
 
 10 
 
 5 
 
 59 
 
 6 
 
 42 
 
 W j 21 
 
 St Benedict 
 
 6 
 
 5 
 
 6 
 
 12 
 
 24 
 
 2 
 
 57 
 
 7 
 
 24 
 
 8 
 
 14 
 
 Th'22 
 
 21 Day & Night eq 
 
 6 
 
 2 
 
 6 
 
 14 
 
 25 
 
 3 
 
 29 
 
 9 
 
 13 
 
 9 
 
 39 
 
 Fr '23 
 
 Clock fast, 6' 54" 
 
 5 
 
 59 
 
 6 
 
 l6 
 
 26 
 
 4 
 
 5 
 
 10 
 
 15 
 
 10 
 
 44 
 
 Sat 24 
 
 
 5 
 
 56 
 
 6 
 
 19 
 
 27 
 
 4 
 
 25 
 
 11 
 
 13 
 
 11 
 
 36 
 
 Su 25 
 
 4 th Sunday in Lent 
 
 S 
 
 53 
 
 6 
 
 21 
 
 28 
 
 4 
 
 56 
 
 i 11 
 
 59 
 
 — 
 
 — 
 
 M 26 
 
 25 Annunciation V,J\A. 
 
 5 
 
 50 
 
 6 
 
 23 
 
 29 
 
 5 
 
 3 
 
 ! 0 
 
 18 
 
 0 
 
 36 
 
 Tu 27 
 
 
 5 
 
 48 
 
 6 
 
 25 
 
 N. 
 
 sets,aft. 
 
 i 0 
 
 52 
 
 1 
 
 8 
 
 W 28 
 
 
 5 
 
 46 
 
 6 
 
 27 
 
 I 
 
 8 
 
 3 
 
 1 
 
 21 
 
 1 
 
 43 
 
 Th 29 
 
 
 S 
 
 436 
 
 29 
 
 2 
 
 9 
 
 16 
 
 ! 1 
 
 59 
 
 2 
 
 15 
 
 Fr I3Q 
 
 .Clock fast, 4' 45" 
 
 S 
 
 406 
 
 31 
 
 3 
 
 10 
 
 40; 2 
 
 33 
 
 2 
 
 51 
 
 Sat 131 
 
 
 5 
 
 37 6 
 
 33 
 
 4 II 
 
 22 
 
 1 3 
 
 8 
 
 3 
 
 25 
 
APRIL begins on Sunday— 30 Days, 
 
 First Quarter, Wednesday 4, at 2h 19 m Afternoon 
 
 Full Moon, Wednesday II, at llh 1 Night 
 
 Last Quarter, Wedne»day 18, at 3/1 low Afternoon 
 
 New Moon, Thursday 26, at ih $\m Morning 
 
 Sun enters Taurus the 20th day, at 9 h 20' Evening 
 
 Day 
 
 •w.) 
 
 s. 
 
 m. 
 
 kalendar. 
 
 SUN 
 
 rises.jsets. 
 
 M 
 
 A. 
 
 :oon. | 
 
 morn. 
 
 TIDES, 
 morn. even. 
 
 Su 
 
 I 
 
 Sth Sunday in Lent 
 
 5^34 
 
 6 A 3 5 
 
 5 
 
 
 1 
 
 3^45 
 
 4 /< 
 
 r 6 
 
 M 
 
 2 
 
 
 5 
 
 31 
 
 6 
 
 38 
 
 6 
 
 oh 
 
 21 
 
 4 
 
 27 
 
 4 
 
 49 
 
 Tu 
 
 3 
 
 
 5 
 
 29 
 
 6 
 
 40 
 
 7 
 
 I 
 
 I5 I 
 
 5 
 
 12 
 
 5 
 
 36 
 
 W 
 
 4 
 
 St. Ambrose 
 
 5 
 
 26 
 
 6 
 
 42 
 
 8 
 
 < I 
 
 53 
 
 6 
 
 5 
 
 6 36 
 
 Th 
 
 5 
 
 
 5 
 
 23 
 
 6 
 
 44 
 
 9 
 
 2 
 
 25 | 
 
 7 
 
 IX 
 
 7 
 
 40 
 
 Fr 
 
 6 Clock Lst, 2' 39 " 
 
 5 
 
 21 
 
 6 
 
 4610 
 
 2 
 
 49 
 
 8 
 
 17 
 
 8 
 
 55 
 
 Sat 
 
 7 
 
 
 5 
 
 l8 
 
 6 
 
 48 
 
 11 
 
 3 
 
 16! 
 
 9 
 
 28 
 
 10 
 
 2 
 
 Su 
 
 8 6 th Sunday in Lent 
 
 5 
 
 15 
 
 6 
 
 50 , 1 * 
 
 3 
 
 36 
 
 10 
 
 3 i 
 
 10 
 
 59 
 
 M 
 
 9 
 
 8 Palm Sunday 
 
 5 
 
 13 
 
 6 
 
 53.13 
 
 3 
 
 5 * II 
 
 28 
 
 11 
 
 57 
 
 Tu 
 
 10 
 
 Aber. Synod meets 
 
 5 
 
 IO 
 
 6 
 
 55 14 
 
 4 
 
 15 
 
 — 
 
 — 
 
 0 
 
 15 
 
 W 
 
 IT 
 
 ! 
 
 5 
 
 7 . 
 
 6 
 
 57 |I 5 
 
 rises,aft 
 
 0 
 
 32 
 
 0 
 
 5 i 
 
 Th 
 
 12 
 
 Clock fast, o' 57" 
 
 5 
 
 5 
 
 6 
 
 5 9>6 
 
 8 
 
 7 
 
 1 
 
 IC 
 
 1 
 
 29 
 
 Fr 
 
 13 
 
 Good Friday 
 
 5 
 
 2 7 
 
 1 
 
 i 7 
 
 9 
 
 3 * 
 
 1 
 
 48 
 
 2 
 
 7 
 
 Sat 
 
 14 
 
 
 5 
 
 0 7 
 
 3 
 
 18 
 
 10 
 
 52 
 
 2 
 
 27 
 
 2 46 
 
 Su 
 
 15 
 
 Easter Day 
 
 4 
 
 57:7 
 
 5 
 
 19 
 
 11 
 
 59 
 
 3 
 
 8 
 
 3 
 
 3o 
 
 M 
 
 1 6 Easier Monday 
 
 4 
 
 547 
 
 7 
 
 20 
 
 morn. 
 
 3 
 
 53 
 
 4 
 
 18 
 
 Tt. 
 
 Easier Tuesday 
 
 4 
 
 5*7 
 
 10 
 
 21 
 
 0 
 
 52 
 
 4 
 
 43 
 
 5 
 
 15 
 
 W 
 
 18 
 
 
 4 
 
 497 
 
 12 
 
 22 
 
 1 
 
 33 
 
 5 
 
 47 
 
 6 
 
 24 
 
 Th 
 
 19'Alphage, ABp. 
 
 4 
 
 4^:7 
 
 14 
 
 23 
 
 1 
 
 58 
 
 7 
 
 2 
 
 7 
 
 44 
 
 Fr 
 
 20 
 
 Clock slow, i' 2" 
 
 4 
 
 4417 
 
 16 
 
 24 
 
 2 
 
 29 
 
 8 
 
 27 
 
 9 
 
 5 
 
 Sat 
 
 21 
 
 \22 Lozu Sunday 
 
 4 
 
 4 il 7 
 
 18 
 
 25 
 
 2 
 
 45 
 
 9 
 
 43 
 
 10 
 
 13 
 
 Su 
 
 22 
 
 1st Sun. after Easter 
 
 4 
 
 38 
 
 7 
 
 20 
 
 26 
 
 3 
 
 5 
 
 10 
 
 4 i 
 
 11 
 
 4 
 
 M 
 
 *3 
 
 King’s Birth-d. kept 
 
 4 
 
 36 
 
 7 
 
 22 
 
 2 7 3 
 
 25 
 
 11 
 
 27 
 
 11 
 
 47 
 
 Tu 
 
 24 
 
 *23 St George 
 
 4 
 
 33 
 
 7 
 
 24 
 
 28 
 
 3 
 
 55 
 
 — 
 
 
 0 
 
 7 
 
 W 
 
 25 
 
 St Mark 
 
 4 
 
 3 T 
 
 7 
 
 26 
 
 29 
 
 4 
 
 7 
 
 0 
 
 24 
 
 0 
 
 4 i 
 
 Th 
 
 26 25 Ds. Glo’ster born 
 
 4 
 
 29 
 
 7 
 
 29 
 
 N. 
 
 sets,aft. 
 
 1 
 
 0 
 
 1 
 
 19 
 
 Fr 
 
 ^7 
 
 
 4 
 
 26 
 
 7 
 
 3 i 
 
 I 
 
 1 9 
 
 16 
 
 1 
 
 35 
 
 1 
 
 51 
 
 Sat 
 
 28 Clock slow, 2' 33" 
 
 4 
 
 23 
 
 7 
 
 33 
 
 2 ilO 
 
 14 
 
 2 
 
 8 
 
 2 
 
 26 
 
 Su 
 
 29 2d Sund.ajt. Easter 
 
 4 
 
 21 
 
 7 
 
 35 
 
 3^1 
 
 6 
 
 2 
 
 44 
 
 3 
 
 2 
 
 M 
 
 30 
 
 
 4 
 
 19 
 
 7 
 
 37 
 
 4 II 
 
 47 
 
 3 
 
 21 
 
 ! 3 
 
 41 
 
MAY begins on Tuesday —31 Days, 
 
 First Quarter, Friday 4, at 7A 12 m Morning 
 
 Full Moon, Friday 11, at 8 h 12 m Morning 
 
 Last Quarter, Thursday 17, at ic h 46m Night 
 
 New Moon, Friday 25, at 6k 33*2 Evening 
 
 Sun enters Gemini the 21st day, at 9 h 36' Eveniug 
 
 Da^ 
 
 w. 
 
 rs. 
 
 m. 
 
 KALENDAR. 
 
 SU 
 
 rises. 
 
 N 
 
 sets. 
 
 IV 
 
 A. 
 
 IOON. 
 
 sets. 
 
 Til 
 
 morn. 
 
 )ES. 
 
 even. 
 
 Tu 
 
 1 
 
 St Philip S 3 * St Jamet 
 
 4 h 16 
 
 7^.39 
 
 5 
 
 morn. 
 
 4/1 
 
 : I 
 
 4k 20 
 
 W 
 
 2 
 
 
 4 
 
 14 
 
 7 
 
 42 
 
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 JUNE begins on Friday— SO Days. 
 
 First Quarter, Saturday 2, at S h 410* Evening 
 
 Full Moon, Saturday 9, at 3 h 39 m Afternoon 
 
 Last Quarter, Saturday 16, at 8/; 18 m Morning 
 
 New Moon, Sunday 24, at gh S& m Morning 
 
 Sun enters Cancer the 22d day, at 6h 15' Morning 
 
 Days. 
 iu. m. 1 
 
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 SU 
 
 rises. 
 
 N 
 
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 M 
 
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 3 
 
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 3 
 
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JULY begins on Sunday— 31 Days. 
 
 First Quarter, Monday 2, at 7 h 2m Morning 
 
 Full Moon, Sunday 8, at IC h 26m Night 
 
 Last Quarter, Sunday 15, at 8 h 31m Evening 
 
 New Moon, Monday 23, at 12/i 41m Midnight 
 
 First Quarter, Tuesday 31, at 2 h 4 302 Afternoon 
 
 Sun enters Leo the 23d day, at $h 10 m Evening 
 
 Day 
 
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 m. 
 
 KALENDAR. 
 
 SU 
 
 rises. 
 
 N. 
 
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 M 
 
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 morn. even. 
 
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 8 AJ 5 
 
 7 
 
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 3 
 
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 3 
 
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 3 
 
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 3 
 
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 3 
 
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 3 
 
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 3 
 
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 3 
 
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 3 
 
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 3 
 
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 3 
 
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 3 
 
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AUGUST begins on Wednesday— 31 Days. 
 
 Full Moon, Tuesday 7, at 5/1 37 m Morning 
 
 Last Quarter, Tuesday 14, at 11k 43/* Morning 
 
 New Moon, Wednesday 22, at 2 h 25m Afternoon 
 
 First Quarter, Wednesday 29, at 9 h 1 $m Evening 
 
 Sun enters Virgo the 23d day, at 11 h 34** Night 
 
 Da 
 
 IV. 
 
 ys. 
 
 m. 
 
 KALENDAR. 
 
 SUN 
 
 rises.' sets. 
 
 MOON. 
 A. sets,aft 
 
 TII 
 
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 DES. 
 
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 W 
 
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 4 
 
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 4 
 
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 11 
 
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 9 32 
 
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 12 
 
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 4 
 
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 4 
 
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 4 
 
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 15 
 
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 1 3 
 
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 8 
 
 
 4 
 
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 16 
 
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 4 
 
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 4 
 
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 4 
 
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 8 
 
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 4 
 
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 4 
 
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 4 
 
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 9 
 
 4 
 
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 4 
 
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SEPTEMBER begins on Saturday— 30 Days. 
 
 Full Moon, Wednesday 5, at 2h 25m Afternoon 
 
 Last Quarter, Thursday 13, at 5 h 34 m Morning 
 
 New Moon, Friday 21, at 3k 16m Morning 
 
 First Quarter, Friday 28, at 2h 36m Morning 
 
 Sun enters Libra the 33d day, at 8 h 7' Evening 
 
 Da 1 
 
 w. 
 
 jrs. 
 
 m. 
 
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 SUN 
 
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 rises, sets. 
 
 M 
 
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 OON’s 
 
 sets. 
 
 TIDES, 
 morn.! even. 
 
 Sat 
 
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 5 
 
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 5 
 
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 5 
 
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 5 
 
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 5 
 
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 5 
 
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 Fr ! 
 
 21 
 
 St Matthew 
 
 5 
 
 42 
 
 6 
 
 2 
 
 N. 
 
 sets,aft. 
 
 0 53 
 
 1 
 
 11 
 
 Sat 
 
 22 
 
 
 5 
 
 44 
 
 6 
 
 c 
 
 I 
 
 6 
 
 14 
 
 1 28 
 
 1 
 
 46 
 
 S “ ; 
 
 ^3 
 
 13th Sun. af .Trinity 
 
 5 
 
 46 
 
 5 
 
 57 
 
 2 
 
 6 
 
 38 
 
 2 4 
 
 2 
 
 21 
 
 M| 
 
 24 
 
 23 Day & Night eq. 
 
 5 
 
 48 5 
 
 54 
 
 3 
 
 7 
 
 8 
 
 2 38 
 
 2- 56 
 
 Tu 
 
 25 
 
 Clock slow, 8' 50" 
 
 5 
 
 5 °i 5 
 
 5 i 
 
 4 
 
 7 
 
 44 
 
 3 17 
 
 3 
 
 39 
 
 W 1 
 
 26 
 
 St Cyprian 
 
 5 
 
 52 
 
 5 
 
 49 
 
 5 
 
 8 
 
 34 
 
 4 3 
 
 4 
 
 26 
 
 Th 
 
 27 
 
 29Q. of Wirtemb. b. 
 
 5 
 
 54 
 
 5 
 
 46 
 
 6 
 
 9 
 
 33 
 
 4 57 
 
 5 
 
 27 
 
 Fr|z8 
 
 29 Michaelmas 
 
 5 
 
 56 
 
 5 
 
 43 
 
 7 
 
 10 
 
 37 
 
 6 11 
 
 6 56 
 
 Sat 29 
 
 30 Hare Hunt beg. 
 
 5 
 
 59 
 
 5 
 
 4 C 
 
 8 
 
 11 
 
 56 
 
 7 40 
 
 8 
 
 25 
 
 Su I30 
 
 1 6 / 7 / Sun.afterTrinity 
 
 6 
 
 1 
 
 5 
 
 38 
 
 9 
 
 morn. 
 
 9 ^ 
 
 9 
 
 46 
 
OCTOBER begins on Monday— 31 Days. 
 
 Full Moon, Friday J, at 2h om Morning 
 
 Last Quarter, Friday 12, at 12 h 54™ Night 
 
 New Moon, Satuiday 20, at 3/1 23 m Afternoon 
 
 First Quarter, Saturday 27, at 9 h 23** Morning 
 
 Sun enters Scorpio the 24th day, at 4// Jim Morning 
 
 Da] 
 
 TV. 
 
 rs. 
 
 m. 
 
 KALENDAR. 
 
 SI 
 
 rises. 
 
 JN 
 
 sets. 
 
 M 
 
 A. 
 
 OON’s 
 sets, m. 
 
 Tir 
 
 morn. 
 
 )ES. 
 
 even. 
 
 M 
 
 I 
 
 Remigius, Bp. 
 
 (>h 3 
 
 5hSS 
 
 10 
 
 I h 
 
 33 
 
 loh 12 
 
 JC//38 
 
 Tu 
 
 2 
 
 
 6 
 
 5 
 
 5 
 
 3 * 
 
 11 
 
 2 
 
 46 
 
 11 
 
 6 
 
 II 
 
 34 
 
 W 
 
 3 
 
 
 6 
 
 7 
 
 5 
 
 30 
 
 12 
 
 4 
 
 1 
 
 11 
 
 50 
 
 — 
 
 — 
 
 Th 
 
 4 
 
 Clock slow 11' 5" 
 
 6 
 
 30 
 
 5 
 
 27 
 
 13 
 
 5 
 
 14 
 
 0 
 
 16 
 
 0 
 
 34 
 
 Fr 
 
 5 
 
 
 6 
 
 12 
 
 5 
 
 25 
 
 14 
 
 6 
 
 35 
 
 0 
 
 52 
 
 1 
 
 8 
 
 Sat 
 
 6 
 
 Faith, V. & M. 
 
 6 
 
 14 
 
 5 
 
 22 
 
 15 
 
 rises,aft 
 
 I 
 
 25 
 
 I 
 
 41 
 
 Su 
 
 7 
 
 17 Sun. aft. Trinity 
 
 6 
 
 16 
 
 5 
 
 19 
 
 16 
 
 6 
 
 14 
 
 I 
 
 56 
 
 2 
 
 16 
 
 M 
 
 8 
 
 9^St Denys, Bp. 
 
 6 
 
 18 
 
 5 
 
 l6 
 
 17 
 
 6 
 
 44 
 
 2 
 
 37 
 
 2 
 
 55 
 
 Tu 
 
 9 
 
 Aberd. Synod meets 
 
 6 
 
 20 
 
 5 
 
 13 
 
 18 
 
 7 
 
 24 
 
 3 
 
 13 
 
 3 
 
 29 
 
 W 
 
 10 
 
 
 6 
 
 22 
 
 5 
 
 II 
 
 J 9 
 
 8 
 
 6 
 
 3 
 
 45 
 
 4 
 
 10 
 
 Ih 
 
 11 
 
 Old Michaelmas 
 
 6 
 
 
 5 
 
 8 
 
 20 
 
 8 
 
 57 
 
 4 
 
 35 
 
 5 
 
 1 
 
 Fr 
 
 12 
 
 
 6 
 
 27 
 
 5 
 
 6 
 
 21 
 
 9 
 
 56 
 
 5 
 
 25 
 
 5 
 
 53 
 
 Sat 
 
 13 
 
 Clock slow, 13' 34" 
 
 6 
 
 29 
 
 5 
 
 3 
 
 22 
 
 10 
 
 59 
 
 6 
 
 21 
 
 6 
 
 54 
 
 Su 
 
 14 
 
 I %th\Sund.af. Trinity 
 
 6 
 
 3 1 
 
 5 
 
 0 
 
 23 
 
 morn. 
 
 7 
 
 27 
 
 7 
 
 50 
 
 M 
 
 15 
 
 St Colman 
 
 6 
 
 34 
 
 4 
 
 57 
 
 24 
 
 0 
 
 7 
 
 8 
 
 29 
 
 9 
 
 7 
 
 Tu 
 
 16 
 
 
 6 
 
 36 
 
 4 
 
 55 
 
 25 
 
 1 
 
 16 
 
 9 
 
 56 
 
 10 
 
 14 
 
 W 
 
 17 
 
 Etheldreda 
 
 6 
 
 38 
 
 4 
 
 52 
 
 26 
 
 2 
 
 38 
 
 10 
 
 41 
 
 11 
 
 4 
 
 Th 
 
 18 
 
 St Luke 
 
 6 
 
 40 
 
 4 
 
 49 
 
 27 
 
 3 
 
 5 1 
 
 11 
 
 26 
 
 11 
 
 47 
 
 Fr 
 
 19 
 
 St Rule 
 
 6 
 
 42 
 
 4 
 
 47 
 
 28 
 
 5 
 
 5 
 
 — 
 
 — 
 
 0 
 
 6 
 
 Sat 
 
 20 
 
 
 6 
 
 45 
 
 4 
 
 44 
 
 N. 
 
 sets, aft. 
 
 0 
 
 26 
 
 0 
 
 46 
 
 Su 
 
 21 
 
 19/^ Sun. aft. Trinity 
 
 6 
 
 47 
 
 4 
 
 42 
 
 I 
 
 5 
 
 4 
 
 1 
 
 12 
 
 1 
 
 38 
 
 M 
 
 22 
 
 
 6 
 
 49 
 
 4 
 
 40 
 
 2 
 
 5 
 
 47 
 
 1 
 
 50 
 
 2 
 
 4 
 
 Tu 
 
 *3 
 
 Irish Reb. 1641 
 
 6 
 
 5 1 
 
 4 
 
 37 
 
 3 
 
 6 
 
 30 
 
 2 
 
 25 
 
 2 
 
 45 
 
 W 
 
 24 
 
 Clock slow 15' 36" 
 
 6 
 
 53 
 
 4 
 
 34 
 
 4 
 
 7 
 
 28 
 
 3 
 
 5 
 
 3 
 
 26 
 
 Th 
 
 *5 
 
 St Crispin, M. 
 
 6 
 
 55 
 
 4 
 
 31 
 
 5 
 
 8 
 
 36 
 
 3 
 
 50 
 
 4 
 
 15 
 
 Fr 
 
 26 
 
 
 6 
 
 58 
 
 4 
 
 29 
 
 6 
 
 9 
 
 58 
 
 4 
 
 45 
 
 5 
 
 16 
 
 Sat 
 
 27 
 
 
 7 
 
 Oi 4 
 
 27 
 
 7 
 
 10 
 
 57 
 
 5 
 
 54 
 
 6 
 
 33 
 
 Su 
 
 28 
 
 20 th Sun. aft. Trinity 
 
 7 
 
 3 
 
 '4 
 
 24 
 
 8 
 
 11 
 
 28 
 
 7 
 
 «4 
 
 7 
 
 55 
 
 M 
 
 29 
 
 28 St Simon St Jude 
 
 7 
 
 5 
 
 4 
 
 22 
 
 9 
 
 morn. 
 
 8 
 
 35 
 
 9 
 
 15 
 
 Tu 
 
 30 
 
 Abdn. College meets 
 
 7 
 
 7 
 
 4 
 
 20 
 
 10 
 
 1 
 
 49 
 
 9 46 
 
 10 
 
 17 
 
 l w 
 
 31 
 
 Clock slow 16' 12" 
 
 7 
 
 10 
 
 4 
 
 1 7 
 
 11 
 
 3 
 
 4 
 
 10 
 
 41 
 
 11 
 
 6 
 
NOVEMBER begins on Thursday— SO Days; 
 
 Full Moon, Saturday 3, at 4 h 49** Afternoon 
 
 Last Quarter, Sunday 11, at %k 34** Evening 
 
 New Moon, Monday 19, at 2h 55** Morning 
 
 First Quarter, Sunday 25, at 5A 56*; Evening 
 
 'Days. 
 
 Sun enters Sagittarius the 2 2d day, at 1 ih 39** Night 
 
 Th 
 
 Fr 
 
 Sat 
 
 Su 
 
 M 
 
 Tu 
 
 W 
 
 Th 
 
 Fr 
 
 Sat 
 
 Su 
 
 M 
 
 Tu 
 
 W 
 
 Th 
 
 Fr 
 
 Sat 
 
 Su 
 
 M 
 
 Tu 
 
 W 
 
 Th 
 
 Fr 
 
 Sat 
 
 Su 
 
 M 
 
 Tu 
 
 W 
 
 Th 
 
 Fr 
 
 KALENDAR. 
 
 
 SUN 
 
 MOON’s 
 
 
 TIDES. 
 
 7 . 
 
 rises. 
 
 sets. 
 
 A, 
 
 .sets 
 
 , m, 
 
 morn. 
 
 [even. 
 
 I All Saints, HallowE. 
 
 Thi2 
 
 4 h 1 S 
 
 12 
 
 r aJi 
 
 1 19 
 
 J1A21 
 
 iiX 78 
 
 2 All Souls , Hallow day 
 
 7 
 
 14 
 
 4 
 
 13 
 
 13 
 
 5 
 
 32 
 
 11 
 
 51 
 
 , 
 
 _ 
 
 3 Moon Eel. partly vis. 
 
 7 
 
 16 
 
 4 
 
 11 
 
 14 
 
 6 
 
 48 
 
 0 
 
 21 
 
 0 
 
 41 
 
 4 21st Sun. aft. Trinity 
 
 7 
 
 18 
 
 4 
 
 9 
 
 15 
 
 rises.aft 
 
 1 
 
 0 
 
 1 
 
 18 
 
 5 Gunpowder P. 1605 
 
 7 
 
 21 
 
 4 
 
 6 
 
 16 
 
 5 
 
 15 
 
 I 
 
 37 
 
 1 
 
 54 
 
 6 3 Prss. Sophia born 
 
 7 
 
 *3 
 
 4 
 
 4 
 
 17 
 
 6 
 
 2 
 
 2 
 
 12 
 
 2 
 
 31 
 
 7 St Leonard 
 
 7 
 
 35 
 
 4 
 
 2 
 
 18 
 
 6 
 
 56 
 
 2 
 
 5 ° 
 
 3 
 
 Q 
 
 8 Prss. Augusta born 
 
 7 
 
 *7 
 
 4 
 
 0 
 
 l 9 
 
 7 
 
 44 
 
 3 
 
 28 
 
 3 
 
 48 
 
 9 Clock slow, 16' 11" 
 
 7 
 
 29 
 
 3 
 
 58 
 
 20 
 
 8 
 
 37 
 
 4 
 
 8 
 
 4 
 
 29 
 
 0 11 St Martin, Term 
 
 7 
 
 32 
 
 3 
 
 56 
 
 21 
 
 9 
 
 47 
 
 4 
 
 50 
 
 5 
 
 14 
 
 I 22d Sun. after Trinity 
 
 7 
 
 34 
 
 3 
 
 54 
 
 22 
 
 10 
 
 58 
 
 5 
 
 38 
 
 6 
 
 5 
 
 2 Court of Sess. sits 
 
 7 
 
 37 
 
 3 
 
 5 ^ 
 
 23 
 
 morn. 
 
 6 
 
 32 
 
 7 
 
 7 
 
 3 Britius, Bp. 
 
 7 
 
 39 
 
 3 
 
 50 
 
 24 
 
 0 
 
 3 
 
 7 
 
 42 
 
 8 
 
 6 
 
 4 Clock slow, 15' 27" 
 
 7 
 
 4 i 
 
 3 
 
 48 
 
 25 
 
 1 
 
 21 
 
 8 
 
 32 
 
 9 
 
 5 
 
 5 Machutus 
 
 c 
 
 7 
 
 43 
 
 3 
 
 46 
 
 26 
 
 2 
 
 41 
 
 9 
 
 40 
 
 10 
 
 14 
 
 J 
 
 7 Hugh, Bp. 
 
 7 
 
 45 
 
 3 
 
 44 
 
 27 
 
 4 
 
 2 
 
 10 
 
 48 
 
 11 
 
 18 
 
 7 
 
 47 
 
 3 
 
 42 
 
 28 
 
 5 
 
 14 
 
 11 
 
 46 
 
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 3 Z^d Sun. af. Trinity 
 
 7 
 
 49 
 
 3 
 
 40 
 
 29 
 
 6 
 
 39 
 
 0 
 
 8 
 
 0 
 
 31 
 
 ) 
 
 3 Edmund, K. & M. 
 
 7 
 
 51 
 
 3 
 
 38 
 
 N. 
 
 sets, 
 
 aft. 
 
 1 
 
 0 
 
 1 
 
 24 
 
 7 
 
 54 
 
 3 
 
 37 
 
 I 
 
 5 
 
 13 
 
 1 
 
 42 
 
 1 
 
 56 
 
 C Clock slow, 14' 2 n 
 
 7 
 
 56 
 
 3 
 
 35 
 
 2 
 
 6 
 
 19 
 
 2 
 
 14 
 
 2 
 
 32 
 
 \ St Cecilia, V. 
 
 7 
 
 58 
 
 3 
 
 33 
 
 3 
 
 7 
 
 35 
 
 2 
 
 54 
 
 3 
 
 16 
 
 ] St Clement 
 
 8 
 
 0 
 
 3 
 
 3 i 
 
 4 
 
 8 
 
 52 
 
 3 
 
 40 
 
 4 
 
 4 
 
 I 23 Old Term 
 
 8 
 
 3 
 
 3 
 
 30 
 
 5 
 
 10 
 
 14 
 
 4 
 
 3 1 
 
 4 
 
 57 
 
 * 24 th Sun. aft . Trinity 
 
 8 
 
 5 
 
 3 
 
 29 
 
 6 
 
 11 
 
 32 
 
 5 
 
 27 
 
 5 
 
 56 
 
 ) 25 St Catharine 
 
 8 
 
 7 
 
 3 
 
 27 
 
 7 
 
 morn. 
 
 6 
 
 36 
 
 7 
 
 16 
 
 ' Clock slow, 12' 18" 
 
 8 
 
 9 
 
 3 
 
 26 
 
 8 
 
 0 
 
 56 
 
 7 
 
 54 
 
 8 
 
 3 i 
 
 > 
 
 8 
 
 11 
 
 3 
 
 25 
 
 9 
 
 1 
 
 59 
 
 9 
 
 6 
 
 9 
 
 42 
 
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 >I*$V Andrew's Day 
 
 8 
 
 13 
 
 3 
 
 24 
 
 10 
 
 3 
 
 24 
 
 10 
 
 9 
 
 10 
 
 35 
 
 8 
 
 1513 
 
 23 
 
 11 
 
 4 
 
 37 
 
 10 
 
 581 
 
 11 
 
 20 
 
 B 
 
DECEMBER begins on Saturday— 31 Days. 
 
 Full Moon, Monday 3, at io 4 310* Morning 
 
 Last Quarter, Tuesday II, at 3 4 7 m Afternoon 
 
 New Moon, Tuesday 18, at I 4 53m Afternoon 
 
 First Quarter, Tuesday 25, at 5 4 37 m Morning 
 
 Sun enters Capvicornus the 22d day, at I h u f Afternoon 
 
 Da; 
 
 TV . 
 
 s. 
 
 m. 
 
 KALENDAR. 
 
 SU 
 
 rises. 
 
 'N 
 
 sets. 
 
 ^ <3 i 
 
 [OON’s 
 sets, m. 
 
 T 1 D 
 
 morn. 
 
 ES. 
 
 even. 
 
 Sat 
 
 I 
 
 
 84 17 
 
 3422 
 
 12 
 
 ~Sh 47 
 
 11439 
 
 11^59 
 
 Sa 
 
 2 
 
 Advent Sunday 
 
 8 
 
 18 
 
 3 
 
 2 L 
 
 13 
 
 6 
 
 49 
 
 — 
 
 — 
 
 0 
 
 18 
 
 M 
 
 3 
 
 
 8 
 
 19 
 
 3 
 
 20 
 
 14 
 
 7 
 
 48 
 
 0 
 
 37 
 
 0 
 
 55 
 
 Tu 
 
 4 
 
 Clock slow, 9' 44 7/ 
 
 8 
 
 21 
 
 3 
 
 19 
 
 15 
 
 rises,aft 
 
 I 
 
 13 
 
 1 
 
 32 
 
 W 
 
 5 
 
 
 8 
 
 22 
 
 3 
 
 l8 
 
 16 
 
 5 
 
 35 
 
 1 
 
 5 i 
 
 2 
 
 9 
 
 Th 
 
 6 
 
 St Nicholas, Bp. 
 
 8 
 
 24 
 
 3 
 
 l8 
 
 *7 
 
 6 
 
 33 
 
 2 
 
 27 
 
 2 
 
 45 
 
 Fr 
 
 7 
 
 
 8 
 
 25 
 
 3 
 
 l8 
 
 18 
 
 7 
 
 37 
 
 3 
 
 3 
 
 3 
 
 22 
 
 Sa 
 
 8 
 
 Conception V. Mary 
 
 8 
 
 27 
 
 3 
 
 17 
 
 1 9 
 
 8 
 
 43 
 
 3 
 
 41 
 
 3 
 
 59 
 
 Su 
 
 9 
 
 2 ,d Sun. in Advent 
 
 8 
 
 28 
 
 3 
 
 17 
 
 20 
 
 9 
 
 51 
 
 4 
 
 18 
 
 4 
 
 38 
 
 M 
 
 10 
 
 
 8 
 
 30 
 
 3 
 
 l6 
 
 21 
 
 11 
 
 2 
 
 4 
 
 57 
 
 5 
 
 21 
 
 Tu 
 
 11 
 
 Clock slow, 6 ' 42" 
 
 8 
 
 3 i 
 
 3 
 
 l6 
 
 22 
 
 morn. 
 
 5 
 
 44 
 
 6 
 
 10 
 
 W 
 
 12 
 
 Salmon Fish.beg. 
 
 8 
 
 33 
 
 3 
 
 is 
 
 23 
 
 0 
 
 1 
 
 6 
 
 35 
 
 7 
 
 15 
 
 Tli 
 
 13 
 
 St Lucy V. 
 
 8 
 
 34 
 
 3 
 
 15 
 
 24 
 
 1 
 
 30 
 
 7 
 
 55 
 
 8 
 
 34 
 
 Fr 
 
 14 
 
 
 8 
 
 36 
 
 3 
 
 14 
 
 25 
 
 2 
 
 52 
 
 9 
 
 12 
 
 9 
 
 49 
 
 Sat 
 
 1 5 
 
 
 8 
 
 37 
 
 3 
 
 14 
 
 26 
 
 4 
 
 4 
 
 10 
 
 19 
 
 10 54 
 
 Su 
 
 16 
 
 3</ Sun. in Advent 
 
 8 
 
 38 
 
 3 
 
 14 
 
 27 
 
 5 
 
 27 
 
 11 
 
 28 
 
 11 
 
 50 
 
 M 
 
 17 
 
 16 O Sapientia 
 
 8 
 
 38 
 
 3 
 
 14 
 
 28 
 
 6 
 
 44 
 
 — 
 
 — 
 
 0 
 
 19 
 
 Tu 
 
 18 
 
 Clock slow, 2' 5 i v 
 
 8 
 
 39 
 
 3 
 
 15 
 
 N. 
 
 sets,att. 
 
 0 
 
 42 
 
 1 
 
 4 
 
 W 
 
 19 
 
 Ember Week 
 
 8 
 
 40 
 
 ;3 
 
 15 
 
 I 
 
 5 
 
 4 
 
 1 
 
 27 
 
 1 
 
 50 
 
 Th 
 
 20 
 
 
 8 
 
 4 i 
 
 3 
 
 15 
 
 2 
 
 6 
 
 28 
 
 2 
 
 8 
 
 2 
 
 27 
 
 Fr 
 
 21 
 
 St Thomas 
 
 8 
 
 4 i 
 
 3 
 
 16 
 
 3 
 
 7 
 
 54 
 
 2 
 
 48 
 
 3 
 
 9 
 
 Sat 
 
 22 
 
 Shortest Day 
 
 8 
 
 42 
 
 3 
 
 16 
 
 4 
 
 9 
 
 15 
 
 3 
 
 29 
 
 3 
 
 50 
 
 Su 
 
 23 
 
 4 th Sun. in Advent 
 
 8 
 
 42 
 
 3 
 
 17 
 
 5 
 
 10 
 
 38 
 
 4 
 
 20 
 
 4 
 
 49 
 
 M 
 
 24 
 
 Clock slow, o' 20" 
 
 8 
 
 43 
 
 3 
 
 17 
 
 6 
 
 11 
 
 47 
 
 5 
 
 14 
 
 5 
 
 39 
 
 Tu 
 
 %$ 
 
 Christmas Day 
 
 8 
 
 43 
 
 l3 
 
 18 
 
 7 
 
 morn. 
 
 6 
 
 3 
 
 6 
 
 30 
 
 W 
 
 z6 
 
 *5/ Stephen 
 
 8 
 
 43 j 
 
 3 
 
 18 
 
 8 
 
 1 
 
 6 
 
 7 
 
 6 
 
 7 
 
 42 
 
 Th 
 
 ^7 
 
 St John 
 
 8 
 
 43 
 
 ! 3 
 
 19 
 
 9 
 
 2 
 
 2C 
 
 8 
 
 18 
 
 8 
 
 54 
 
 Fr 
 
 2 8 Holy Innocents 
 
 8 
 
 43 
 
 3 
 
 20 
 
 10 
 
 3 
 
 38 
 
 9 
 
 30 
 
 9 
 
 59 
 
 Sat 
 
 29 
 
 Clock fast, 2' 9" 
 
 8 
 
 43 
 
 3 
 
 21 
 
 11 
 
 4 
 
 42 
 
 10 
 
 26 
 
 10 
 
 52 
 
 Su 
 
 30 
 
 •list Sun.qf '.Christmas 
 
 8 
 
 43 
 
 3 
 
 22 
 
 12 
 
 5 
 
 46 
 
 11 
 
 15 
 
 11 
 
 37 
 
 M 
 
 l3I 
 
 St Silvester 
 
 18 
 
 43 
 
 3 
 
 23 
 
 13 
 
 6 
 
 37 
 
 11 
 
 52 
 
 — 
 
 — 
 
TABLE, 
 
 Tofnd the Time of High Water at the following Places • 
 
 Rule —Take the Time opposite to the given Place, and apply it 
 to the Time opposite the given Day in the Kalendar—the Sum, 
 or Difference, will give the Tides at that Place. 
 
 Alloa, 
 
 lh 45 ' Add 
 
 Limerick, - 
 
 - 3 h 45 / Add 
 
 St. Andrews, 
 
 1 
 
 15 Add 
 
 Liverpool, - 
 
 - 1 
 
 SO Sub 
 
 Arbroath, - 
 
 0 55 Add 
 
 London, 
 
 - 2 
 
 45 Add 
 
 Banff, 
 
 0 
 
 45 Sub 
 
 Milford-haven, 
 
 4 
 
 30 Add 
 
 Belfast, 
 
 2 
 
 45 Sub 
 
 Newburgh, 
 
 - 0 
 
 15 Sub 
 
 Bell Rock, 
 
 2 
 
 15 Add 
 
 Newcastle, 
 
 - 2 
 
 30 Add 
 
 North Berwick, • 
 
 1 
 
 15 Add 
 
 Needles, 
 
 - 2 
 
 15 Sub 
 
 Bristol, 
 
 5 
 
 55 Add 
 
 Nore, 
 
 - 0 
 
 30 Sub 
 
 Carrickfeigus Bay, 
 
 2 
 
 15 Sub 
 
 Peterhead, 
 
 - 0 
 
 45 Sub 
 
 Caithness Foint, 
 
 S 
 
 45 Sub 
 
 Plymouth, 
 
 - 5 
 
 15 Add 
 
 Cork, 
 
 5 
 
 45 Add 
 
 Pentlandskerries, 
 
 1 
 
 55 Sub 
 
 Cromarty, - 
 
 1 
 
 5 Sub 
 
 Portsmouth, 
 
 - 1 
 
 30 Sub 
 
 Dartmouth, 
 
 5 
 
 45 Add 
 
 Port Patrick, 
 
 - 1 
 
 45 Sub 
 
 Dover, 
 
 1 
 
 15 Sub 
 
 Ramsgate, 
 
 - 2 
 
 15 Sub 
 
 Dublin, 
 
 3 
 
 30 Sub 
 
 Rattrayhead, 
 
 - 0 
 
 45 Sub 
 
 Dunbar, 
 
 1 
 
 45 Add 
 
 Rochester, j ame as Aberdeen. 
 
 Dysait, 
 
 1 
 
 SO Add 
 
 Scarborough, 
 
 - 3 
 
 0 Add 
 
 Dundee, 
 
 1 
 
 25 Add 
 
 Spurn, 
 
 - 4 
 
 55 Add 
 
 Downs, 
 
 1 
 
 45 Sub 
 
 Staples Lights, 
 
 - 2 
 
 15 Add 
 
 Exeter, 
 
 2 
 
 15 Sub 
 
 Start Point, 
 
 - 6 
 
 0 Sub 
 
 Falmouth, - 
 
 4 
 
 45 Add 
 
 Spithead, 
 
 - 3 
 
 15 Sub 
 
 Flamborough-head, 
 
 2 
 
 55 Add 
 
 Sunderland, 
 
 - 2 
 
 15 Add 
 
 N. & S. Foreland, 
 
 2 
 
 25 Sub 
 
 Stockton, 
 
 - 5 
 
 45 Add 
 
 Grangemouth, 
 
 I 
 
 45 Add 
 
 Stonehaven, 
 
 - 0 
 
 15 Add 
 
 Galway, 
 
 2 
 
 15 Add 
 
 Stromness, - 
 
 - 3 
 
 45 Sub 
 
 Garmouth, 
 
 0 
 
 55 Sub 
 
 Stornoway, 
 
 - 5 
 
 15 Add 
 
 Greenock, - 
 
 1 
 
 15 Sub 
 
 Tay-bar, 
 
 - 1 
 
 15 Add 
 
 Harwich, 
 
 1 
 
 SO Sub 
 
 Tod head, 
 
 - 0 
 
 35 Add 
 
 Holy Island, 
 
 1 
 
 45 Add 
 
 Torbay 
 
 - 5 
 
 30 Add 
 
 Hull, 
 
 5 
 
 15 Add 
 
 Weymouth, 
 
 - 5 
 
 25 Sub 
 
 Inverness, - 
 
 0 
 
 55 Sub 
 
 Whitby, 
 
 - 2 
 
 35 Add 
 
 Kiikcaldy, - 
 
 1 
 
 30 Add 
 
 Whitehaven, 
 
 - 1 
 
 30 Sub 
 
 Kin sale, 
 
 4 
 
 30 Add 
 
 Wick, 
 
 - 3 
 
 SO Sub 
 
 Kinghorn, * 
 
 1 
 
 45 Add 
 
 Wickluw, 
 
 - 3 
 
 45 Sub 
 
 Leith, 
 
 1 
 
 35 Add 
 
 Wexford, - 
 
 - 5 
 
 15 Sub 
 
 Lerwick, (Sh. Isles) 
 
 1 
 
 45 Sub 
 
 Yarmouth, - 
 
 - 3 
 
 45 Sub 
 
16 
 
 PRINCIPAL FAIRS IN SCOTLAND. 
 
 JANUARY—(New Stile.) 
 Echt, 1st Wednesday 
 Banff, St. John’s, 7th day 
 Cullen, do. 
 
 Newmachar, 2d Monday 
 Auchtygall, ad Thursday 
 Oldmeldrum, St.Nethalin’s Fair 
 1st Thursday after the 18th 
 Strichen Yule Market, l6tTues 
 (Old Stile.) 
 
 Granton, 1st Tuesday 
 Mortlach, do. 
 
 Forres, St. John’s, 1st Wednes. 
 Drumblade, St Hilary’s, 2dTues. 
 Fochabers, Mungo Fair, ad Wed 
 Laurencekirk, Tantan, 3d Thur 
 Old Deer, do. 
 
 Turriff, St Paul’s, laft Tu & Wed 
 FEBRUARY-(New Stile.) 
 Dornoch, Callan’s Fair, 1st Wed. 
 Echt, do. 
 
 Newmachar, ad Monday 
 Monymuik, ad Wednesday 
 Ruthrieston, 3d Tuesday 
 Charlefton of Aboyne, 3d Wed 
 Forfar, laft do. 
 
 Nairn, 18th day 
 Abergeldie, last Friday 
 Invernefs, Wednes. after 24th 
 (Old Stile.) 
 
 Banff, Candlemas Fair, ist Tues. 
 Rattray, do. 
 
 Forres, Candlemas, 1st Wednes. 
 Banchory, day before Stonehaven 
 Stonehaven, the Thu rfday before 
 Candlemas 
 
 New Pitfligo, 3d Tues. & Wed. 
 Mintlaw, 3d Tuesday 
 Cornhill, (Newton of Park) 1st 
 Thursday after Candlemas 
 
 Botriphnie, Fumack, 15th day 
 Old Deer, 3d Thurfday 
 Huntly, laft Tuesday 
 Alford, do. 
 
 Strichen, do. & Wednesday 
 Tariand, laft Wednesday 
 Redcaflle, do. 
 
 Oldmeldrum, day before Fyvie 
 Fyvie, Faften’s-even, 1st Tues¬ 
 day & Wednesday after New 
 Moon next after Candlemas 
 Elgin, do. 
 
 MARCH—(New Stile.) 
 Nairn, ist Tuesday 
 Dornoch, ist Wednesday 
 Dumblane, ist Wednesday 
 Perth, ist Friday 
 Newmachar, ad Monday 
 Mintlaw, ad Tuesday 
 Dunfermline, 13th day 
 Tain Spring Fair, 3d Tuesday 
 Echt, Wed. before last Thurs. 
 Banchory-Ternan, Midlentran 
 Fair, laft Thursday 
 (Old Stile.) 
 
 Marnoch, ist Tuesday 
 Inverury, ad do. 
 
 Lochel, 2d do. 
 
 Migvie, ad do. 
 
 Tarves, ad Tuesday & Wednes. 
 Fraferburgh, ad Wednesday 
 Old Deer, ad Thurfday 
 Marnoch, 3d Tuesday 
 Lenabo, 3d Tuesday & Wednes. 
 Udny, the day before 
 Cornhill, Lady Fair, 25th day, 
 or ist Thurfday after 
 Huntly, laft Tuesday 
 Turriff, laft Tuefday & Wednes. 
 Fochabers, laft Wednesday 
 
17 
 
 APRIL—{New Stile.) 
 Fortrofe, 1st Wednesday 
 Findon, do. 
 
 Cupar of Angus, the Thurfday 
 before Eafter—Melrofs, do. 
 Inverury, ad Tuesday 
 Charleston of Aboyne, ad Wed 
 Byth, I Thu—Brechin, 3 Wed 
 Invernefs, Wednesday after aad 
 Pasch Mar. Aberdeen, la"t Wed 
 Old Aberdeen, laft Thurfday 
 Auchtygal), do. 
 
 (1 Old Stile. J 
 
 Keith, 1st Tues.—Cruden, do. 
 Dufftown, day after do. 
 Newdeer, 1st Tuesday & Wed. 
 Donan Fair of Auchterlefs, ad 
 Tuefday and Wednefday 
 Elgin Pafch Fair, the Thurfday 
 in Paflion-week 
 
 Forres Pafch Fair, ad Wednesday 
 Hawkhall Pafch Fair, 3d Tues. 
 Inverury, Wednesday after do. 
 Cumineftown, Thurs 1 ay after do. 
 Logie, Thurs. after Cumineston 
 Granton, laft Tuesday 
 Auchindore, laft Tuefday 
 Fettercairn, do. 
 
 Kepple Tryft,Belhclvie,laftTues 
 Tarves, St. George’s, laft Tues¬ 
 day & Wednesday 
 
 MAT—(New Stile J 
 Slateford, ift Monday 
 Muchals Tryft, 1st Tuesday 
 Rofarty, 1st Tuesday 
 Abcrlour, 1st Thurfday 
 Durris, 2d Tuesday 
 Potarch, the day following 
 Findon, ad Wednesday 
 Cornhill of Park, ad Thursday 
 Bervie, 2d Thursday 
 Turriff Rood Fair, ad Friday 
 
 Beauly Holy Crofs, 14th day, or 
 Wednesday after 
 Rora, 1st Wednesday after 12th 
 Ruthrieston, 3dTi esday 
 Cullen, 3d' Friday 
 Oldmeldrum, Thurs.before 19th 
 Oldrain, Monday before 22d 
 Newdeer, Thurs. after 26th ; or 
 on that day, if a Thursday 
 Echt, Tuesday before 26th 
 Tarland, Wednesday before 26th 
 Inverury, the day before Wartle 
 Blackburn, Mond. bef. Inverury 
 WartleTryft, Thurs. before 26th 
 Insch, Friday before 26th 
 Banff, Brandon Fair,Tues before 
 26th, or that day, if Tuefday 
 Turriff, 26, or Saturday before 
 Tomintoul, last Friday 
 Glammis, Wednesday after 26th 
 Huntly, Thurfday after 26th, or 
 on that day, if a Thursday 
 Oldmeldrum, Saturday after do. 
 (Old Stile.) 
 
 Ellon, Rood Fair, 1st Tuesday 
 Kildrummy, do.—Byth, do. 
 Dunfntuir, Tues. bcfoie ift Wed. 
 Greenburn, 2d Tuesday 
 Broadstraik, Thursday after 
 Auchinblae, the day after 
 Ballater, 1st Tuesday 
 Strichen, 2d Tuesday & Wednes. 
 Drumblade, 2d Wednesday 
 Kincardine O’Neil, 2dThurday 
 Stonehaven, Thurs bef Whitsun 
 Montrofe, ift Friday after do. 
 Peterhead, 3 T u—Rothiemay, do 
 New Pitfligo, 3d Tues. & Wed. 
 Infch, do. 
 
 Fochabers, laft Wednes. but one 
 
 Udny, 4th Tuesday 
 
 Byth. laft Tuesday & Wednes. 
 
 B 3 
 
18 
 
 Elgin Trinity Fair, laft Tuefday 
 and Wednesday 
 Hawkhall, St Margaret’s, Thur 
 before lail Saturday 
 Auchterless, Donan Fair, Friday 
 before do. 
 
 Auchindore, laft Friday 
 Turriff, laft Saturday 
 Oldmeldrum, Thursday after do, 
 JUNE—(Neiv Stile.) 
 Echt, Thomas Fair, istWed. 
 Whitcmyres, 2d Tuesday 
 Nairn, ist Friday 
 Alford, Tuefday of the week be 
 fore Trinity-muir 
 Rhynie, Thurs. before 2d Wed, 
 Inverury, Monday before do, 
 Durris, Friday before do. 
 Brechin, Trinity muir, 2d Wed. 
 
 Thursday and Friday 
 Muchalls, Tuesday before do. 
 Fortrofe, 3d Wednesday 
 Banchory-Ternan, 3d Tuefday 
 Forfar, 26th day 
 Perth, laft fortnight of the month 
 Garmouth, 30th day 
 Cornhill, 4th Thurfday 
 {Old Stile.) 
 
 Kinrofs, ist day 
 Eon may, ist Tuesday 
 Keith, 1st Tuesday & Wednes. 
 Ellon, do.—Daviot, do. 
 
 Old Deer, ist Thurfday 
 Grantown, ist Friday 
 Newdeer, 2d Tuefday & Wednes. 
 Sliach, do. 
 
 Greenburn, 2d Thurfday 
 Fraferhurgh, do. 
 
 Eenabo, 3d Tuesday & Wednes. 
 Balnakettle, the day before 
 Aboyne, the day before 
 Falkland, 3d Thurfday 
 
 Megray, 3d Thursday 
 Turriff, Tuesday & Wednesday 
 before laft Tuesday 
 Macduff, Wed. & Thurs. after 
 Greenburn, day before St. Sair’s 
 Inverury, Tuesday before do. 
 
 St Sair’s Fair, laft Toes. & Wed. 
 Do. Sheep Market Thurs. before 
 Tarland, Friday after do. 
 
 Foires, Midfum. Fair, 25 & 26 
 JULT—{Nezv Stile . 
 Foifar, 1st Tuesday 
 Rofarty, do. 
 
 Dingwall, Colin Fair, do. 
 Culbockie, ist Wednesday 
 Dornoch, Wemyfs Fair, do. 
 Tain, Midfnmmer Fair, 2d Wed 
 Mortlach, .Lady Fair, 2d Thurs. 
 Aberlour, 3d Thurfday 
 Inverness, 18th day 
 Down, 26th day 
 
 {Old Stile.) 
 
 Fyvie, Peter Fair, 1st Tuesday 
 Huntly, Peter Fair, istTu.&We. 
 Strichen, do. 
 
 Pady Fair, 1st Tuefday & Thurs. 
 Inveraven, Peter Fair, 2dTues. 
 Kepple Tryft, do. 
 
 Blackburn, day bef. KeppleTryft 
 Old Deer, Aikey F. 2dTu.&Wed. 
 Rathven, Peter Fair, do. 
 Inverury, Thursday after do. 
 Findon, Thurs. after Aikey Fair 
 Aboyne ,Frid aft Pady Fair week 
 Redcaftle, 2d Wednesday 
 Tarves, St. Margaret’s, 3d Tues¬ 
 day & Wednesday 
 Glafs, 3d Tuesday & Wednesday 
 Garvock, St James’s, do.&Thurs 
 Kinrofs, 3d Wednesday 
 Cornhill, St. John’s, ist Thurs¬ 
 day after 4th Wednesday 
 
Dornoch, St. Margaret’s Fair, 
 22d, or Wednesday after 
 Elgin, St. James’s, Tuesday and 
 Wednefday after 24th 
 Turriff, Lammas Fair, lalL Tues¬ 
 day & Wednesday 
 Balnakettle, the day before 
 Greenburn, James’s Fair, laft: Tb 
 Broadstraik, Thnrs. before do 
 Tom intool, last Friday 
 
 4UGUST—{Ne-w Stile ) 
 Muchals Tryft, 1st Tuesday 
 Forfar, do. 
 
 Banchory-Ternan, Lammas Fair 
 2d Tuesday 
 
 Falkirk, do.—Longside, do. 
 Echt, Catherine Fair, 3d Tues 
 Ruthrieston, do. 
 
 Brechin, Lammas Fair, 2d Wed. 
 Beauly, Lammas Fair, 12th day, 
 or Wednesday after 
 Falkland, 1st Thurs. after 12th 
 Dundee, 13 th day 
 Invernefs, Wednesday after 18th 
 Garve Tryft, 3d Tuesday 
 Tain, Lammas Fair, 3d Wednes. 
 Mortlach, 3d Thursday 
 Monymulk, laft Wednesday 
 Aberdeen Timber Mkt, laft Thu 
 {Old Stile.) 
 
 Kirkwall, 1st Tuesday 
 Inveruiy, day after Oldrain 
 Old Rain, Lawrence Fair, firft 
 Tuesday & Wednesday 
 Do. Sheep & Timber Markets, 
 Thurfday & Friday before 
 Fochabers, 1st Wednesday 
 New Pitfligo, Thursday after do 
 Tarland, Friday after Sheep and 
 Timber Markets of Old Rain 
 Grantown, 1st Friday 
 Sftrichen, 2d Tuesday & Wcdnts 
 
 19 
 
 
 Mickle Sliach, 2d Tues. & Wed. 
 Mearns, Lawrencef. do. & Th. 
 Strathdon, Friday after do. 
 Forres, Lawrence Fair, 10th day 
 Caftlegrant, 3d Tuesday 
 Auchindore, do. 
 
 Mintlaw, do. 
 
 Ellon, Marymass, do. & Wed. 
 Tomintoul, 3d Wednesday 
 Cornhill, St. Peter’s, 1st Thurs- 
 day after 3d Wednesday 
 Bartle Chapel, Frid after 3d Tu. 
 Oldmeldrum, day before do. 
 Crimond-Bartle, 4th Tuefday 
 Kincardine O’Neil Bartle Fair, 
 Wed & Thurs after laft Tues 
 SEPTEMBER— (iWw Stile.) 
 Kingufie, 1st Tuesday 
 Aberlour, ift Thurfday 
 Falkirk, 2d Tuesday 
 Bei vie, 2d Thursday 
 Perth, 9th day 
 Dundee, 19th day 
 Invrrnefs, Wednesday after 18th 
 Falkland, 4th Tuesday 
 Trinitymuir, Tuefday preceding 
 laft Wednefday 
 
 Durris, laft Wed.-—Forfar, do. 
 Auchtygall, last Thursday 
 Nairn, 29th, & Frid. fortn. after 
 {Old Stile.) 
 
 Coldftone, 1st Tuesday 
 Inverury, 1st do. 
 
 St. Rufus, Keith, ist Tuesday, 
 Wednesday, & Thursday 
 Rhynie, Friday after do. 
 
 Huntly, Charles F. 2 Tu. &Wed. 
 TarYes, do. 
 
 Tomintoul, Friday after 2dTu. 
 
 St Cuthbert’s,Cornhill, 2d Thurs 
 Alford, Friday after do. 
 
 Ballatcr, 2d Monday & Tues. 
 

 20 
 
 Fraserburgh, 2d Friday 
 Grantown, 3d Tuesday 
 Braemar, do. 
 
 Hawkhall, Michael Fair, do. 
 Greenburn, do. & Wednesday 
 Cullen, laft Tuesday 
 Echt, do. do. 
 
 Blackburn, day befoie do. 
 Kinkell, Michael Fair, do.& Wed 
 Inverury, Tuesday after do. 
 Broadstraik, last Thurfday 
 Newmills, do. 
 
 New Pitfligo, do. 
 
 OCTOBER— {New Stile.) 
 Slateford, 1 ft Monday 
 Rofarty, 1st Tuesday 
 Macduff, is: Wed. & Thurfday 
 Falkirk, 2d Tuesday 
 Dingwall, Martha Fair, do. 
 Drumlithie, Michael Fair, 2d Th 
 Beauly 10th day, or Wed. after 
 Perth, 20th day 
 Tain, Michael Fair, 3d Tuesday 
 Culbockie, laft Wednesday 
 Findon, do.—Meigle, do. 
 
 {Old Stile.) 
 
 Aboyne. 1st Tuesday 
 Muchalls, do. 
 
 Turriff, Cowan F. istTu.&Wed 
 Oldrain, day after de. 
 
 Elgin, Michael Fair, do. 
 Rothiemay, 1st Thurfday 
 Birfe, Mich.F. I do. aft Aboyne 
 Kepple Tryft, 2d Tuesday 
 Kinethmont, St. Rule’s, do. 
 Culfork,Mon. bcforeKinethmont 
 Rhynie, day after Kinethmont 
 New Deer, 2d Tuesday & Wed. 
 Loffiemouth, 2d Wednesday 
 Cornhill, 2d Thurfday 
 Greenburn, 3d Tuesday 
 Infch, do. 
 
 Whitemyres, day bef. Old Abcr 
 Old Aberdeen, 3d Tues. & Wed. 
 Byth, do.—Daviot, do. 
 
 Turriff, Thuifday after do. 
 Fochabers, laft Wednes. but one 
 Tarves, Tanglan Fair, 4th Tues¬ 
 day & Wednesday 
 Inverury, Wednesday after do. 
 Fordyce,Hallowf.laft Tu.&Wed 
 NOVEMBER—{New Stile.) 
 Forfar, ist Wednes—Doune, do. 
 Dornoch, Bar’s Fair, do. 
 Edinburgh, Hallowfair, 2d Mon. 
 Newmachar, 2d Monday 
 Longside, 2d Tuesday 
 Aboyne, Flallow-fair, 2d Wed. 
 Fortrose,do.— Cullen, 2d Friday 
 Beauly, Hallo wmass, 12th day, 
 or Wednesday after 
 Ruthrieston, 3d Tuesday 
 Macduff, 3d Wed. Sc Thurfday 
 (nvernefs, Wednesday 7 after 18th 
 Beauly, Martinmas, Wed. after 
 Oldrain, Monday before 22d 
 Echt, Wednesday before 22d 
 Potarch, Thursday before 22d 
 Insch, Friday before 22d 
 Turriff, 22d, or Saturday before 
 Tarland, Tues. & Wed. after 22d 
 Glammis, do. after 22d day 
 Huntly, Thursday after 22d, or 
 on that day, if a Thursday 
 Newdeer, Thurs after do. or on 
 22d, if a Thursday 
 Oldmeldrum, Saturday after do. 
 Aoerlour, last Thursday 
 Rorichie, Rofs-shire, do. 
 Inverury 7 Feeing Market, Tue 9 * 
 day befoie the Term 
 (Old Stile.j 
 Strichen,Hallowf. istTu.&Wed. 
 Ellon, 1st Tues. 5 c Wed. 
 
Huntly, Martinmass F. 1 st Tues. 
 Grantown, ist Thursday 
 Banff, ist Friday 
 Peterhead, 2 d Tuefday 
 Lonmay, 2 d Wednesday 
 Methlick, St Dennis do. & Wed. 
 Forres, St. Leonard’s, 2 d Wed 
 Tomintoul, 2 d Friday 
 Stonehaven, Thurs before Mart. 
 Montrofe, ift Friday after do. 
 Keith, Martinmas, 3 d Tuesday 
 Udny, do. 
 
 Lenabo, do. & Wednesday 
 Ravne, Andermasfair, 4th Tues. 
 Fordyce, 4th Thursday 
 Fettercairn, laft Tuesday 
 Falkland, ist day, or Tues. after 
 
 21 
 
 DECEMBER—(Nerv Stile.) 
 Strathdon, 1 st Tuesday 
 Upper Banchoiy Tryfl, ifl Wed. 
 Newmachar, 2 d Monday 
 Mortlach, Dustan-fair, 3 d Thur. 
 Invernefs, 22 d day 
 
 {Old Stile.) 
 
 Huntly Andermas-fair, ist Tues. 
 Ellon, do. 
 
 Turriff, do. & Wednesday 
 Elgin, Andermas Fair, do. 
 Rothiemay, 2 d Tuesday 
 Old Deer, Dustan-F. do. & Wed. 
 Fochabers, Bellie Fair, 3 d Wed. 
 Dingwall, Tues. bef. Chriftmas 
 Stonehaven, Thursday before do. 
 Turiiff, Saturday before do. 
 
 Fortnight Markets at Blackburn , on the Mondays between 
 the Inverury Fortnight Markets , during the Winter and Spring — 
 viz. Jan. 8 , 22 . Feb. 5 , 19 . March 5 , 19 . and commencing again 
 at the usual time in November. 
 
 ASSESSED TAXES. 
 
 DUTIES ON HOUSES AND WINDOWS. 
 
 Win. 
 
 Duty. 
 
 Win. 
 
 Duty. 
 
 Win. 
 
 Duty. 
 
 Win. | 
 
 Duty. 
 
 2 ? ( 
 
 1 . s. d. 
 
 
 1 . s. d. 
 
 
 
 1 . s. d. 
 
 
 
 \t. s. d. 
 
 S J 
 
 0 0 0 
 
 19 
 
 5 2 9 
 
 
 33 
 
 11 0 6 
 
 75to 79 23 4 0 
 
 0 £ j 
 
 0 0 0 
 
 20 
 
 5 11 3 
 
 
 34 
 
 11 9 0 
 
 80 
 
 84:24 6 6 
 
 "*■* ri / 
 
 0 0 0 
 
 21 
 
 5 19 6 
 
 
 35 
 
 11 17 3 
 
 85 
 
 89 
 
 25 9 0 
 
 ~ * 8 
 
 0 15 6 
 
 22 
 
 6 8 0 
 
 
 36 
 
 12 5 9 
 
 90 
 
 94 
 
 26 11 3 
 
 9 
 
 1 0 0 
 
 23 
 
 6 16 b 
 
 
 37 
 
 12 14 3 
 
 1 95 
 
 99 
 
 27 13 9 
 
 10 
 
 1 7 0 
 
 24 
 
 7 4 9 
 
 
 38 
 
 13 2 6 
 
 100 
 
 109 
 
 29 7 6 
 
 11 
 
 1 15 3 
 
 25 
 
 7 13 3 
 
 
 39 
 
 13 11 0 
 
 110 
 
 119 
 
 31 12 3 
 
 12 
 
 2 3 9 
 
 26 
 
 8 1 9 
 
 40»o44 
 
 14 7 9 
 
 '120 
 
 129 
 
 33 17 3 
 
 13 
 
 2 12 3 
 
 27 
 
 8 10 0 
 
 45 
 
 49 
 
 15 15 9 
 
 :130 
 
 139 
 
 36 2 0 
 
 14 
 
 3 0 9 
 
 28 
 
 8 18 6 
 
 50 
 
 54 
 
 17 4 0 
 
 140 
 
 149 
 
 38 7 0 
 
 15 
 
 3 9 0 
 
 29 
 
 9 7 0 
 
 55 
 
 59 
 
 18 12 0 
 
 ,150 
 
 159 
 
 40 11 9 
 
 16 
 
 3 17 6 
 
 30 
 
 9 15 3 
 
 60 
 
 64 
 
 19 16 9 
 
 160 
 
 169 
 
 42 16 9 
 
 17 
 
 4 6 0 
 
 31 
 
 10 3 9 
 
 65 
 
 61 
 
 20 19 3 
 
 '170 
 
 179 
 
 45 1 6 
 
 IS 
 
 4 14 3 
 
 I 32 
 
 10 12 3 
 
 70 
 
 74 
 
 22 1 6 
 
 1 18 Q.&up. 
 
 46 10 3 
 
 
 Above ' 
 
 80, Is. 6 d. each in addition. 
 
 
 
 Houses occupiedin different tenements, beingdistinetproperfies, 
 to pay 1 sCul for each window under 7. Jfthe windows exceed 7, to 
 be charged as an entire house* 
 

 22 
 
 Windows in Shops or Warehouses, in front, and on the ground 
 or basement storey, are exempt, if not exceeding the numbei oj 3. 
 
 Houses furnished, and left to the care of any person or servant , 
 are liable to Window Duty. 
 
 INHABITED HOUSE DU TV. 
 
 101. and under 201., rent inclusive, Is. 6d. per pound. 
 
 201.-4('l., ditto, Js.3d.- 
 
 401. and upwards, ditto, 2s. 10a. — 
 
 And so on at same rale of 2s. lOd. p. pound for rent of any amount. 
 
 DUTIES ON KALE SERVANTS. 
 
 N.B. Servants 
 kept by every 
 Male Person 
 never having 
 been married , 
 to pay 90s ad¬ 
 ditional each. 
 Servants. 
 
 Overseer, or foreman, having the superintendance of other ser¬ 
 vants, though himself a mere labourer or workman in other re¬ 
 spects, either in agriculture or in any profession or trade, 2Qb. 
 
 Travellers or Riders, where one is employed, If. 10s. For 
 two or more, 2J 10s each. . , 
 
 Clerk, book-keeper, or office-keeper, where one is employed, 
 M -for two or more do , ll 10s each. Shopmen, warehousemen, 
 cellarmen, porters,&c. H each.—The only exemptions from these 
 duties, are apprentices bound for seven years, where no premium 
 has been given or contracted for; and male persons employed as 
 shopmen wholly maintained and lodged in the house of their em¬ 
 ployers, being under the age of 18 years. 
 
 Waiters in taverns, lMOs each.— Occasional Waiters exempted. 
 
 Coachmen let on job, stage coachmen, and guards to stage 
 coaches, 1J 5s each. 
 
 No. 
 
 1 
 
 Q 
 
 3 
 
 4 
 
 At per 
 Servant. 
 
 No. 
 
 At per 
 Servant. 
 
 No. 
 
 At per 
 Servant. 
 
 L. s. d. 
 14 0 
 
 b 
 
 L. s. d. 
 
 2 9 0 
 
 9 
 
 L. s. d. 
 
 3 10 
 
 1 11 0 
 
 6 
 
 2 11 6 
 
 10 
 
 3 6 6 
 
 1 18 0 
 
 7 
 
 2 12 6 
 
 11 
 
 3 16 6 
 
 2 3 6 
 
 8 
 
 2 16 0 
 
 12 
 
 -- 
 
 COACHES AND OTHER CARRIAGES. 
 
 No. 
 
 4- wheeled 
 Carr, for 
 
 No. 
 
 4 -wheeled 
 Carr, for 
 
 No. 
 
 4-te^. stage 
 coaches 
 
 No. 
 
 4 wh. stage 
 coaches ^ 
 
 1 
 
 private use 
 £ s. d. 
 
 6 0 0 
 
 6 
 
 private use 
 £ s. d. 
 
 8 4 0 
 
 1 
 
 post chais. 
 £ s. d. 
 
 5 5 0 
 
 6 
 
 post chais. 
 
 £ s. d. 
 
 31 10 0 
 
 2 
 
 6 10 0 
 
 7 
 
 8 10 0 
 
 2 
 
 10 10 0 
 
 7' 
 
 36 15 0 
 
 3 
 
 7 0 0 
 
 8 
 
 8 16 0 
 
 3 
 
 15 15 0 
 
 8 
 
 42 0 0 
 
 4 
 
 7 10 0 
 
 9 
 
 9 16 
 
 4 
 
 21 0 0 
 
 9 
 
 47 5 0 
 
 5 
 
 7 17 6 
 
 
 
 5 
 
 26 5 0 
 
 
 
 And so on at the same Rate for any number of such Carriages. 
 
 Every additional body successively used on the same carriage, 3/ 3s 
 
23 
 
 Carriages with 2 wheels, drawn by 1 horse, each. £3 5 0 
 
 Ditto, drawn by 2 or more horses . 4 10 0 
 
 (£f=* The duty on Taxed Carts is repealed, unless where 
 the party keeps a 4-wheel Carriage, and then Taxed 
 
 Carts are chargeable as 2-wheel Carriages, at. 3 5 0 
 
 All Carriages kept are liable to these duties, although not used. 
 
 DUTIES ON HORSES. 
 
 Hnrses for Riding, or Drawing Carriages. 
 
 P. TIorse. 
 
 No. 
 
 Per Horse 
 £ s. d. 
 
 No 
 
 PerHorse 
 £ s. d. 
 
 No. 
 
 PerHorse. 
 £ s. d. 
 
 No. 
 
 1 
 
 1 8 9 
 
 6 
 
 2 18 
 
 0 
 
 11 
 
 3 
 
 3 6 
 
 16 
 
 2 
 
 2 7 3 
 
 7 
 
 2 18 
 
 9 
 
 12 
 
 3 
 
 3 6 
 
 17 
 
 3 
 
 2 12 3 
 
 8 
 
 2 18 
 
 9 
 
 13 
 
 3 
 
 3 9 
 
 18 
 
 4 
 
 2 15 0 
 
 9 
 
 3 0 
 
 9 
 
 14 
 
 3 
 
 3 9 
 
 19 
 
 5 
 
 2 15 9 
 
 10 
 
 3 3 
 
 6 
 
 15 
 
 3 
 
 3 9 
 
 20 
 
 Every Horse, Mare, or Gelding, used by a Butcher or his 
 
 Servant, wholly in his Trade—If One only is kept... .^1 8 9 
 
 If tw o and no more— For the Second Horse.0 10 6 
 
 For every Horse, <Src. kept for and usually employed by 
 a Bailiff, Steward, or Overseer, upon the concerns of the 
 
 Farm or Farms under his charge. ... 1 5 0 
 
 Every Horse, &c. not exceeding the height of 13 Hands, 110 
 Horses let to hire for any period less thana year (w here 
 a stamp duty is not paid), and Race Horses, 28s. 9d. each. 
 
 For every Draught Horse not used in Husbandry...-0 10 9 
 
 This duty is payable for Husbandry Horses occasionally used in 
 Riding , by Farmers occupying Lands under :£200 Rack Rent 
 Horses, where 4 are kep', employed in carrying Fuel ^exempted. 
 Mares kept exclusively for breeding, are exempted while so kept. 
 Husbaudry Horses employed in carting Coal, &c. per ann. 10s 6d 
 
 DUTIES ON DOGS. 
 
 For every Greyhound..0 0 
 
 For every Hound, Pointer, Setting Dog, Spaniel, Ter¬ 
 rier, or Lurcher; and for every Dog, where Two or 
 more are kept, of w hatever denomination they may 
 
 be (except Greyhounds).... 0 14 0 
 
 For every other Dog, where One ouly is kept......... 0 8 0 
 
 Persons compounding for their Hounds are to be charged 36t. 
 
 ARMORIAL BEARINGS DUTY. 
 
 Persons using Armorial Bearings, and keeping a Coach 
 
 or other taxable Carriage ...• • ® 0 
 
 Person not keeping such Carriage, but charged to the 
 
 House or Window Duty ....• 140 
 
 Person uot keeping such Carriage, nor being chargeable 
 
 to the House or Window Duty. 0 12 0 
 
 HAIR POWDER. 
 
 Persons wearing or usiug Hair Powder. 13 0 
 
M u 
 
 24 
 
 HORSE DEALERS' DUTV . 
 
 Every Person exercising (he business of a Horse Dealer, =£12 10 0 
 GAME CERTIFICATE. 
 
 A Servant act i ng by Deputation, or appointment of any 
 
 person charged with Duty in respect of such Servant, 15 0 
 All other persons, not being Servants, as above ....... 3 13 6 
 
 Inspector for the Counties of Aberdeen, Banff, Kincardine , and 
 Forfar —Robert Brown, Aberdeen . 
 
 Surveyors for Aberdeenshire: 
 
 ]. James Lamond, Aberdeen 13. Geo. Forbes Leith, Old Deer 
 2. John Munro, Aberdeen | 4. liary Lamond, Kinc. O'Niel 
 
 ABSTRACT OF THE STAMP DUTIES. 
 BILLS, BILLS, 
 
 Exceeding tnvo months after date , or Not exceeding tnvo months afterdate , 
 
 
 6 o days after sight. 
 
 
 or 60 days after sight , 
 
 If L.i, 
 
 not ex. L .5 5 s L.o 
 
 1 6 
 
 If L 2 , not ex. L .5 5 s L.o 1 0 
 
 Ab. 5 5 s - 20 
 
 0 
 
 2 0 
 
 Ab. 5 5 s - 
 
 20 
 
 Ol6 
 
 20 
 
 30 
 
 0 
 
 2 6 
 
 20 
 
 30 
 
 0 2 0 
 
 30 
 
 50 
 
 0 
 
 3 6 
 
 30 
 
 50 
 
 0 2 6 
 
 So 
 
 IOO 
 
 0 
 
 4 6 
 
 SO 
 
 IOO 
 
 O 36 
 
 IOO 
 
 200 
 
 0 
 
 5 0 
 
 100 
 
 200 
 
 O 46 
 
 200 
 
 300 
 
 0 
 
 6 0 
 
 200 
 
 300 
 
 OJO 
 
 300 
 
 500 
 
 0 
 
 8 6 
 
 300 
 
 500 
 
 O 60 
 
 500 
 
 - IOOO 
 
 0 
 
 12 6 
 
 500 
 
 IOOO 
 
 0 8 6 
 
 IOOO 
 
 - 2000 
 
 0 
 
 15 0 
 
 1000 
 
 2000 
 
 O 12 0 
 
 2000 
 
 - 3000 
 
 I 
 
 5 0 
 
 2000 
 
 3000 
 
 0 15 0 
 
 Above 
 
 - 3000 
 
 1 
 
 10 0 
 
 Above 
 
 ■ 3000 
 
 1 5 6 
 
 
 RECEIPTS. 
 
 
 
 BONDS, 
 
 
 If L .2 and under L.j L 
 
 1.0 
 
 0 2 
 
 PERSONAL OR HERITABLE. 
 
 5 
 
 10 
 
 0 
 
 0 3 
 
 Not exceding L .50 
 
 L.l 0 0 
 
 io 
 
 - 20 
 
 0 
 
 0 6 
 
 Ab.L .50 notex. 100 
 
 1 10 0 
 
 20 
 
 50 
 
 0 
 
 1 0 
 
 IOO 
 
 200 
 
 2 0 0 
 
 So 
 
 IOO 
 
 0 
 
 1 6 
 
 200 
 
 300 
 
 3 0 0 
 
 IOO 
 
 200 
 
 0 
 
 2 6 
 
 300 
 
 500 
 
 4 00 
 
 200 
 
 300 
 
 0 
 
 4 0 
 
 5 00 
 
 - IOOO 
 
 500 
 
 3°° 
 
 - JOO 
 
 0 
 
 5 0 
 
 1000 
 
 - 2000 
 
 600 
 
 5° o 
 
 IOOO 
 
 0 
 
 7 6 
 
 2000 
 
 - 3 OOO 
 
 7 00 
 
 I coo 
 
 or upwards 
 
 0 
 
 10 0 
 
 3000 
 
 - 4000 
 
 8 00 
 
 If in full of all demands, 
 
 
 
 4000 
 
 - 5000 
 
 000 
 
 whatever is the sum, 
 
 0 
 
 10 0 
 
 Increasing in proportion. 
 
95 
 
 LEASE. 
 
 Where the yearly rent shall not 
 amount to L.20 L.i 
 
 If L.20 under 100 1 
 
 100 - aoo 2 
 
 200 - 400 3 
 
 400 - 600 4 
 
 600 - 805 
 
 800 - 1000 6 
 
 igoo or upwards, 10 
 An ad valorem duty also pay 
 able for a lease in consideration 
 of a grassum only, and for a lease 
 in consideration of a rent only, 
 of the same amount. 
 
 o o 
 10 o 
 o o 
 o o 
 o o 
 o o 
 o o 
 o o 
 
 CONVEYANCE, 
 TRANSFER, &c. Sec, 
 Where the purchase money shall 
 not amount to L.20 L.o 10 o 
 
 If L.20 
 50 
 150 
 300 
 500 
 750 
 1000 
 2000 
 3000 
 4000 
 
 under 50 
 
 150 
 
 300 
 50 o 
 750 
 1000 
 2000 
 3000 
 4000 
 5000 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 2 
 3 
 6 
 
 9 
 
 12 
 
 25 
 
 35 
 
 45 
 
 Increasing in proportion 
 
 o o 
 10 o 
 o o 
 o o 
 o o 
 o o 
 o o 
 o o 
 o o 
 o o 
 
 Articles or Indenture, where any person shall become bound to 
 serve as a clerk or apprentice in order to his admission as a 
 Writer to the Signet or Solicitor, Agent, or Attorney, in any 
 of the Conrts of Session, Justiciary, Exchequer, and Commis¬ 
 sion ofTeinds - =£60 o o 
 
 Articles of Indenture to serve as a clerk or apprentice 
 in order to admission to act as a Procurator or Solici¬ 
 tor in the High Court of Admiralty, the Commissiry 
 Court at Edinburgh, or other inferior court inScotl. 
 Agreements, 1/. — If more than 1080 words, 
 
 Advertisements in London gazette, or any newfpaper, 
 
 Almanack or kalendar for the year or less, 
 
 Articles of Roup, - 
 
 Affidavit, - 
 
 Bond for payment of an annuity, or for any sum or 
 sums at stated peiiods, for the term of life or other 
 indefinite space, where the sum shall amount to 101 , 
 
 30 
 
 I 
 
 o 
 
 o 
 
 1 
 
 o 
 
 per annum - £100 
 
 Am. to ^10, not £$o 200 
 
 50, not 100 
 loo, not 200 
 200, not 300 
 300, not 400 
 
 300 
 400 
 5 00 
 
 -j- —r - 6 O O «vw, uj/nm uo 
 
 Bond for the due execution of an office, and to account 
 for money received by virtue of such office 
 Bond of Relief to a cautioner or surety 
 C 
 
 Am. ^400,not ^500 
 500, not 750 
 750, not 1000 
 1000, not 1500 
 1500, not 2000 
 2000, upwards 
 
 o c 
 o c 
 o c 
 o c 
 o c 
 o c 
 
 15 o 
 15 o 
 

 
 26 
 
 Bill of lading of goods to be exported, - - <£o 
 
 Bill of Lading, or Ship Receipt, exported or coaftwayg, o 
 Collation, Institution, or Admission to an Eccles. Benefice 2 
 Commission granted by the Commissioners of ExcLe i 
 Charter-party, &c,, conveyance of money, goods, &c. 
 
 on board ship, containing lefs than 2160 words, 
 Composition between debtor and creditor, 1/ 10s; and 
 further, for every 1080 words above the first 1080, 
 Conditions or regulations for the cultivation of a farm. 
 Certificate of marriage, (except seamen, soldiers, &c.) 
 Decreet Arbitral, - 
 
 Deed of any kind, not otherwife charged, nor exempted, 
 Deputation or Appointment of a Game Keeper, 
 
 For selling or vending any article of Plate, in u hicli any 
 quantity of Gold, exceeding 2dwt. and under 2oz. 
 or any quantity of Silver, exceeding 5 dwt. and under 
 3002. an annual licence of - 
 For selling or vending any article of Plate, in which any 
 quantity of Gold, of the weight of 2 0z. or upwards, 
 or any quantity of Silver, of the weight of 30oz. or 
 upwards, an annual licence of - 
 
 Game Licence, - 
 
 Instrument of Resignation, or Service, or Cognition of 
 Heirs, or Charter, or Sasine of any Houses, Lands, 
 or other heritable subjects holding burgage, 
 
 Do. of Resignation of Lands, &c. not of burgage tenure, 
 Where the said Instruments shall contain 2160 words, 
 then for every entire quantity of 1080 words, over 
 and above the first 1080 words, a further duty of 
 Indentures without a fee, or where the fee is under 30/ 
 Licence granted by any Presbytery or other Ecclesi¬ 
 astical Court - 
 
 Letter of Attorney for the sale or transfer of Stock, 
 
 Letter of Attorney, Commission or Factory, 
 
 Licence for exercising the trade of a Pawn-broker, 
 
 Licence to exercise the trade of an Appraiser, yearly. 
 Newspapers, every double sheet or half-sheet demyj 
 Proteft of bill or note, for any fum not amounting to 20/ o 
 Amounting to 20/. and not to too/ - - o 
 
 Amounting to 100I. and not to 500/ - - O 
 
 Amounting to 500/. cr upwards, - . o 
 
 Travelling Chapmen, or Pedlars, - - . j 
 
 3 o 
 3 o 
 0 o 
 10 o 
 
 i 15 0 
 
 260 
 
 9 o 
 o 0 
 
 o 0 
 0 0 
 10 0 
 10 0 
 10 0 
 o 4 
 2 0 
 3 0 
 5 0 
 10 0 
 o 0 
 
27 
 
 LEGACY DUTY. 
 
 I. Where the Testator , Testatrix ^ or Intestate, died before or upon 
 the 5 th day of April 1805 . 
 
 For every Legacy, specific or pecuniary, or of any other des¬ 
 cription, of the amount or value of 20/. or upwards ; also for the 
 ch ar residue of the personal or moveable estate of any person who 
 died before or upon the 5 th day of April 1805 , (after deducting 
 debts, funeral expences, legacies,and other charges first pavable 
 thereout); where any such legacy, or residue, or share of such re¬ 
 sidue, shall have been given, or have devolved, to or for the bene¬ 
 fit of a brother or sister of the deceased, or any descendant of a 
 brother or sister of the deceased ; a duty at and after the rate of 
 2 /. 10s. per cent, on the amount or value thereof. 
 
 Where any such legacy, or residue, or share of such residue, 
 shall have been given, or have devolved, to or for the benefit of a 
 brother or sister of the father or mother of the deceased, or any 
 descendant of a brother or sister of the father or mother of the de¬ 
 ceased ; a duty at and after the rate of 4/. per cent, on the amount 
 or value thereof. 
 
 Where any such legacy, or residue, or share of such residue, 
 shall have been given, or have devolved, to or for the benefit of a 
 brother orsister of a grandfather or grandmother of the deceased, 
 orany descendant ofa brother or sister of a grandfather or grand¬ 
 mother of the deceased; a duty at and after the rate of5/. percent, 
 on the amount or value thereof. 
 
 And where any such legacy, or residue, or share of such residue, 
 shall have been given, or have devolved, to or for the benefit of any 
 person, in any other degree of collateral consanguinity to the de¬ 
 ceased than is above described, or to or for the benefit of any stran¬ 
 ger in blood to the deceased; a duty at and after the rate of 8/. per 
 cent, on the amount or value thereof. 
 
 II. Where the Testator , Testatrix , or Intestate , shall have died 
 after the bth day of April 1805 . 
 
 For every Legacy, specific or pecuniary, or of any other des¬ 
 cription, of the amount or value of 20/. or upwards; also for the 
 clear Residue of the personal or moveable estate of any person who 
 shall have died after the 5 th day of April 1805 , /afterdeducting 
 debts, funeral expences, legacies, and other charges first payable 
 thereout); and also for the clear residue of the monies to arise from 
 thesale, mortgage, or other disposition, of any real or heritable 
 estate, directed to be sold, mortgaged, or other w ise disposed of, by 
 any will or testamentary instrument; w here any such legacy orre- 
 sidue, or any share of such residue, shall have been given, or have 
 devolved, to or for the benefit of a child of the deceased, or any de¬ 
 scendant of a child of the deceased, or to or for the benefit of the 
 
father ormother, or any lineal ancestor of tiic deceased ; a duty at 
 and after the rate of 1/. per cent, on the amount or value thereof. 
 
 Where any such legacy, or residue, or any share of such residue, 
 shall have been given, or have devolved, to or for the benefit of a 
 brother or sister of the deceased, or any descendant of a brother or 
 sister of the deceased ; a duty at and after the rate of 31 . per cent, 
 on the amount or value thereof. 
 
 Where any such legacy, or residue, or any share ofsuch residue, 
 shall have been given, or have devolved, to or for the benefit of a 
 brother or sister of the father or mother of the deceased, or any de¬ 
 scendant of a brother or sister of the father or mother of the de¬ 
 ceased ; a duty at and after the rate of 51 . per cent, on the amount 
 or value thereof. 
 
 Where any such legacy, or residue, or any share of such residue, 
 shall have been given, oi have devolved, to or for the benefit of a 
 brother or sister of a grandfather or grandmother of the deceased, 
 or any descendant of a brother or sister of a grandfather or grand¬ 
 mother of the deceased : a duty at and after the rate of 61 . per cent, 
 on the amount or value thereof. 
 
 And where any such legacy, or residue, or any share of such re¬ 
 sidue, shall have been given, or have devolved, to or for the benefit 
 of any person, in any other degree of collateral consanguinity to the 
 deceased than is above described, or to or for the benefit of any 
 stranger in blood to the deceased; aduty at and after the rate of 
 10£. per cent, on the amount or value thereof. 
 
 And all gifts of annuities, or by way of annuity, or of any other 
 partial benefit or interest, out of any such estate or effects as afore¬ 
 said, shall be deemed legacies within the intent and meaning of this 
 schedule. 
 
 And where any legatee shall take two or more distinct legacieior 
 benefits under any will or testamentary instrument, which shall to¬ 
 gether be of the amount or value of 20/. each, shall be charged with 
 duty, though each or either may be separately under that amount 
 or value. 
 
 EXEMPTIONS. 
 
 Legacies, and residues, or shares of residue, of any such estate or 
 effects as aforesaid, given or devolving to or for the benefit of the 
 husband or wife of the deceased, or to or for the benefit of any of 
 the royal family. 
 
 And all legacies which were exempted from duty by the act pas¬ 
 sed in the 39th year of his Majesty’s, reign, c. '" 3 , for exempting cer¬ 
 tain specific legacies given to bodies corporate, or other public 
 bodies, from the payment of duty. 
 
 A. Brown, bookseller, Sub-Dijlributor. Wm Farquhar, Clerk. 
 Office in Broad-street. 
 
 Hours of business at the St amp-Office, from io to 6 o'clock . 
 
29 
 
 POST OFFICE. 
 
 Alex. Dingwall, Esq. Postmaster .—Alex. Dingwall, jun. Assist, 
 John Smith, Clerk. 
 
 Robert Gray | George Masson 7 Letter Carriers and 
 James Gordon | Wm Morgan $ Assistants. 
 
 The London Mail arrives every day, at \ past 10 o’clock, fore¬ 
 noon, and is dispatched at 3 o'clock afternoon. Letters must be 
 put into the Office before \ past 2 o clock. 
 
 The North Mails , by Banff to Inverness— and by Huntly to 
 Fochabers —are dispatched at \ past 11 o’clock in the forenoon, 
 and arrive a little before 2 o’clock afternoon. 
 
 The Buchan Mail , from Fraserburgh , Peterhead , and Ellon , 
 arrives at 45 minutes past 10 o’clock, and is dispatched at \ past 
 11 o’clock in the foienoon. 
 
 The Deeside Mail, from Aboyne by Banchory, arrives daily, at 
 20 min. past 10 o’clock, and is dispatched at -fpast 11 forenoon. 
 
 The Skene and Alford Runner arrives every day, at 10 o’clock, 
 and is dispatched at \ past 11 o’clock forenoon. 
 
 £jT Letters must be put into the Office for the North, Buchan, 
 and other Roads, before the arrival of the South Mail, otherwise 
 they cannot go forward that day. 
 
 The mails' for North America and the Weft Indies are made 
 up at London the firft Wednefday of every month ; and letters 
 from hence muft be in on or before the Sunday before firft Wed- 
 
 nesday_pofhge, 2 s 7d. r.nd those for the American States muft 
 
 be paid at in-giving. 
 
 For the future, an additional mail for Jamaica will be made up 
 in London, on the third Wednesday in every month, to be con¬ 
 veyed by Packet from Falmouth ; which will also take out the 
 mail for Mexico.— Letters for St. Domingo (Hayti), and for 
 Cuba (Havannah), will be forwarded by this Packet. The post¬ 
 age on such letters must be paid in this country.—No letters for 
 the other British West India Islands, or for Colombia, can be for¬ 
 warded by this mail. . . 
 
 Letters for the Eaft Indies, Cape of Good Hope, Mauritius, 
 and Ceylon, go by regular ships—poftage Is. 5 d. and muft be 
 paid at in-giving. Newspapers, Id. per ounce. 
 
 Letters for Fiance go every Friday, Saturday, Monday, and 
 Tuesday—poftage 2s. 3 d. Italy, Ionian Isles, and Turkey, 5 s. 
 C 3 
 
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 30 
 
 Spain, (thro* France) 3 s. 3 d. Portugal, 2s. lid. Madeira, 3s. 
 Canaries, 3 s. Brazils, 3 s. lid. Buenos Ayres. Chili, and Peru, 
 38 . lid. Gibraltar, 3 s. 3 d. Malta, Corfu, and Mediterranean, 
 3 s. 7 d. Holland and Netherlands, 2s. 5 d. Germany, Ruflia, 
 Pruffia, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, and Switzerland, 2 s. 9d. 
 Carthagena, Vera Cruz, and La Guayra, 3 s. 5 d.—And all must 
 be paid here, otherwise they will be opened, and returned for 
 the postage. 
 
 The port days for Holland are Saturday and Tuesday—Ham¬ 
 burgh, ditto—Sweden, Tuesday. The Leeward Islands, Sunday 
 before firft and third Wednesday of every month. Madeira and 
 Brazils, Saturday before firft Tuesday, every month. Portugal, 
 every week, Saturday. Gibraltar, Malta, and Mediterranean, 
 Saturday before first Tuesday, monthly. 
 
 The portage of ship letters from the East Indies is 4d. All 
 other letters from on board of any (hip, 8d. over and above 
 the inland rates; and so in proportion for double, treble, and 
 ounce letters. 
 
 0 T Newspapers , for any of his Majesty’s Colonies or Posses¬ 
 sions beyond seas, by the Packet Boats, may be sent upon the 
 payment of l^d. for every such paper, sach payment to be made 
 at the time the paper is put into the Post Office; provided the 
 same be sent in covers, open at the sides, and be put into the 
 Post Office the day on which the same shall be published. 
 
 All double, treble, and other letters and packets, pay in pro¬ 
 portion to the refpetfive rates of (ingle letters. Packets chargeable 
 by weight, pay after the rate of 4 Tingle letters for every oz. weight. 
 
 Money orders, for tranfmitting fmall Turns, under 51 5s. are 
 granted and paid by the Clerk, from 12 to 4 o’clock, and from 
 6 to 8 evening. 
 
 Henry Lumfden, advocate, Agent for General Pojl-Office, 
 
 List of Post Towns and Postmasters in Scotland, with 
 the Postage of a single Letter from Aberdeen. 
 
 Aberdour J Anderson iodlArbroath J Stewart 8d 
 
 Aberfeldy A Kippen lod,AroTs A Macallum izd 
 
 Airdrie J Chirrie iid,Auchnacraig D Carmichael I2d 
 
 Alford R Heard 6d Auchterarder Mrs Stewart lod 
 
 Alloa M Brydie iod Auchtermu. Mrs Laing <)d 
 
 Annan G Pool, jun, lidjAyr \ R Davidson lid 
 Anrtruther Mrs Robb iod Ayton Mrs Thom Ton I id 
 
 Appin HM'Coll i%d Ballantrae J Miller iad 
 
Banchory 
 
 Banff' 
 
 Bathgate 
 
 Beauly 
 
 Beith 
 
 Bervie 
 
 Berwick 
 
 Biggar 
 
 Blackfhiells 
 
 W Shaw 
 J Fiafer 
 J Jamieson 
 J Gray 
 
 31 
 
 
 5 ^ 
 
 iod 
 
 iod 
 
 Miss Alexander i id 
 
 Cumnock - Merry 
 Currie Wm Gordon 
 Codington R Hunter 
 Corfforphine D Cuddy 
 
 James Soutar 
 J Forfler 
 A Nicol 
 R Houghead 
 
 Blair Adam C Stewart 
 Blairgowrie R Aysmn 
 Bonar Bridge W Ross 
 
 Bonaw 
 Bo-nefs 
 Bowmore 
 Braemar 
 Brechin 
 
 W White 
 
 6 c! 
 lid 
 iod 
 iod 
 9 d 
 9 d 
 I Id 
 I2d 
 
 Cramond 
 
 Dalmally 
 
 Denny 
 
 Dingwall 
 
 Dornoch 
 
 Douglas 
 
 Dcune 
 
 Dumbarton 
 
 T Gourlay 
 J Campbell 
 W Adams 
 Mrs Hay 
 J Rose 
 J WiJfon 
 Miss Gibfon 
 
 I id 
 iod 
 iod 
 iod 
 iod 
 i ad 
 iod 
 iod 
 lid 
 nd 
 iod 
 
 MissDavidson nd 
 
 " j. iu uunrermi 
 
 James Mackie iodiDumfries 
 DM‘Allister l^.dDunbai 
 
 Dunfermline Miss Angus 
 R Threfhie 
 
 C Watson 
 J Smith 
 
 Bridge Earn D Seaton 
 Broadford D M‘Donald 
 Bruntinand A Haxton 
 Buckie J Addison 
 
 Sd^Dunbeath 
 7 d Dunblane' 
 9 d Dundee 
 i id Dunkeld 
 iod Dunning 
 8 d Dunoon 
 
 Bu-rowmuirhead AKitchin iod Dunfe 
 
 Ballendalloch A Giant 
 Blair Athol W Robertfon 
 Cairndow C Bmwn 
 
 Callander G M‘Ewan 
 
 Campbelton J Maxwell 
 
 Cairnifh A Cameron 
 
 Carnwath J Walker 
 
 CaflleDoug. W Gieen 
 Chance Inn D Milne 
 Coldllream - Haliburton 
 Colinfburgh Mrs Ronald 
 Cupar Angus Mrs Tasker 
 Cupar-Fife C Grace 
 Crail J Brown 
 
 Craigellachie R Shearer 
 
 9 d Dunvegan 
 9 d Dalkeith 
 
 iod 
 ird 
 iod 
 i id 
 iod 
 8d 
 9 d 
 9 d 
 I id 
 lid 
 12d 
 
 R F Dryfdale 
 W Sinclair 
 J Ferguscn 
 R Bell 
 J Matthew 
 P Martin 
 A Fletcher 
 Mifs Selby 
 E Gibbons . mxx 
 
 , - James Moi riioniod 
 
 I2d Edinburgh SirDWedderburn iod 
 led Faglefham HMontgomety nd 
 1 2d Ecclefechan W Johnston nd 
 I2cl Eddleston A Thorburn 
 P Duff 
 A Davidfon 
 A Mathers 
 A Ramfay 
 W GulJand 
 G Marquis 
 J Thomson 
 R Watson 
 
 iod Elgin 
 lid Ellon 
 7 d Errol 
 i id Falkirk 
 iod Falkland 
 9 d Fochabers 
 9 d Forfar 
 iod Forres 
 
 Creetown 
 
 Crieff 
 
 Cromarty 
 
 Crook 
 
 Cullen 
 
 S Adair 
 Mrs M*Queen 
 D Mackenzie 
 Mrs Hutchison nd 
 A Anderson 8d 
 
 9 d F.-Auguftus A M‘Donald 
 12 d Fort-George R Tulloch 
 
 9 d 
 
 IOd 
 
 Fortrofe Mrs Bain 
 F.-William D Henderfon 
 Frafcrftmrgh Mrs Cooper 
 Fettercairn J Auftin 
 
 nd 
 
 8d 
 
 5d 
 
 8d 
 
 iod 
 
 9 d 
 
 8d 
 
 8d 
 
 9 d 
 
 iod 
 
 9 d 
 
 iod 
 
 nd 
 
 7d 
 
 7 d 
 
a 
 
 Ford MrsM‘Kenzie lod| 
 
 Fufhiebridge J Walker iod 
 
 Fyvie D Rose 6d 
 
 Gallafhiells W Haldane lid 
 Gatehoufe C M‘Keand 12d 
 Girvan T Davidfon 12d 
 Giammis D Coupar 80 
 
 Glafgow D Bannatyne iod 
 Glenluce A M‘Cracken 1 2d 
 Golfpie J Duncan lid 
 
 Grangemouth G Gibson iod 
 
 Grantown J Grant 9 ^ 
 
 Greenock M Urie nd 
 
 Haddington P Martin iod 
 
 Hamilton J Roxburgh ird 
 
 Hawick Miss ArmOrong I 2 d 
 Helensburgh MrsMackinlay nd 
 Ho’ytovvn J Faulds 1 id 
 
 Huna J Manson 12a 
 
 Huntly A Stewait /'d 
 Hermifton P Wardlaw iod 
 lnchture T Reid 8d 
 
 Inverary IVTrs McLean I2d 
 Tnvergordon J Rofe iod 
 
 Inverkeithing D Wishart iod 
 Invernefs W Hay iod 
 
 Irvine J Dean I id 
 
 Tedburgh W Renwick lid 
 Jura D Shaw I 3 C 
 
 Keith A Cowie 8d 
 
 Keith-hail Mrs Lundie 5d 
 Kelfo J Darling I id 
 
 Kenmore R Armstrong iod 
 Killin DM l Kay nd 
 
 Kilmarnock WRankin nd 
 Kilfyth M Stevenfon iod 
 Kincardine L Reid iod 
 
 Kin. O’Neil A Cromar 6d 
 Kinghorn J Greig iod 
 
 Kinguflic D Macphcrson iod 
 Tvinrofs J Baird 9 ^ 
 
 Kin to re W Smith dd 
 
 Kippen Mrs Adams iod 
 Kirkcaldy W Skinner iod 
 KirkudbrightMrsBaird iod 
 Kirkintilloch J Young I id 
 Kirkwall T Sands I 2 d 
 
 Kirriemuir G Nicoll 9 d 
 
 Kirklifton M Linn iod 
 Leith G Newton iod 
 
 Lanark J Somerville lid 
 Langholm Mrs Little lid 
 Largs Mrs Hall lid 
 
 Lauder R Romanes iod 
 Laurencekirk — Watt 7 ^ 
 
 Leadhills R Martin nd 
 Lerw'ick J Rofs i 6 d 
 
 Leven Mifs Howden iod 
 
 Linlithgow W Gardener iod 
 Lochalih L M‘Lean iod 
 Lochcarron J Mathieson I id 
 Lochgilphead Mrs Munro I2d 
 Lochmaben JRichardfon lid 
 Lockerby J Johnston lid 
 Longtown R Little I id 
 Lufs D Turner ird 
 
 Lasswade J Lyon iod 
 
 Libberton B Moxey iod 
 
 Lesmahagoe W Simpson lid 
 
 Mauchiine Mrs Mavitie lid 
 May bole QJamiefon nd 
 Meigle W Taylor 9 d 
 
 Melrofe A Pringle T2d 
 
 Mid Calder MrsWardrope iod 
 Mintlaw J Henry 6 d 
 
 Motfat T Grieve lid 
 
 Montrofe J Aberdein 7 ^ 
 Mortlach A Ragg 9 ^ 
 
 Munlochy D Fraser iod 
 
 Morvern D Cameron lid 
 
 Muirkirk A M‘Caul nd 
 
 Muirdrum J Fitchet 8 d 
 
 MufTelburgh John Leitch iod 
 Nairn J Philip 9^ 
 
33 
 
 Newburgh 
 
 Miss Brown 
 
 9 d 
 
 Sanquhar 
 
 J HaUiday 
 
 12d 
 
 Noblehouse 
 
 G Williamson 
 
 iod 
 
 Saltcoats 
 
 W Holmes 
 
 lid 
 
 N.Galloway 
 
 
 I 2 d 
 
 Selkirk 
 
 Mifs Buckham 
 
 I 2 d 
 
 N. Stewart 
 
 J Paterfon 
 
 12d 
 
 Slateford 
 
 J Frier 
 
 iod 
 
 N.Queensf. 
 
 Mrs Brown 
 
 iod 
 
 Skene 
 
 Mrs Martin 
 
 4 d 
 
 Oban 
 
 Mrs Bayne 
 
 12d 
 
 S. Queensf. 
 
 W Meikle 
 
 iod 
 
 Oldmeldrum Mrs Duncan 
 
 5 d 
 
 Stewarton 
 
 A Barr 
 
 lid 
 
 Oldrain 
 
 A Home 
 
 6d 
 
 Stirling 
 
 W M‘In tosh 
 
 iod 
 
 Pailley 
 
 A Kerr 
 
 lid 
 
 Stonehaven 
 
 Wm Stewart 
 
 Ad 
 
 Parkhill 
 
 A Rols 
 
 iod 
 
 Stornaway 
 
 J M'Aulay 
 
 12d 
 
 Peebles 
 
 Mrs Cairns 
 
 iod 
 
 Stranraer 
 
 Mrs M‘Nifh 
 
 lid 
 
 Perth 
 
 C Sidey 
 
 9 d 
 
 Strathdon 
 
 J WiTon 
 
 7 d 
 
 Peterhead 
 
 Ogilvie Will 
 
 7 d 
 
 Strichen 
 
 A Wilfon 
 
 7 d 
 
 Pittenweem 
 
 J Galloway 
 
 iod 
 
 Stromnefs 
 
 A Davidfon 
 
 12d 
 
 Portafkaig 
 
 N Currie 
 
 13d 
 
 Strontian 
 
 D Currie 
 
 13d 
 
 PortGlafgou 
 
 f James Houston lid 
 
 Stow 
 
 J Dickfon 
 
 iod 
 
 Port-Patrick T Kennedy 
 
 12d 
 
 Tain 
 
 A Calder 
 
 iod 
 
 Portree 
 
 D Graham 
 
 I id 
 
 Tarbert 
 
 J M*Lachlan 
 
 12d 
 
 Portfoy 
 
 W Reid 
 
 8d 
 
 Tarland 
 
 J Skeen 
 
 7 d 
 
 Preflonkirk 
 
 J Gibb 
 
 iod 
 
 Thornhill 
 
 Mrs Hunter 
 
 lid 
 
 Pennycuik 
 
 J Dodds 
 
 iod 
 
 Thurfo 
 
 D Mackay 
 
 12d 
 
 Pitlochrie 
 
 Mrs Stewart 
 
 9 d 
 
 Tobermory 
 
 J Sinclair 
 
 I2d 
 
 Portobello 
 
 Mr.>New!ands 
 
 iod 
 
 Tullich 
 
 G Clark 
 
 7 d 
 
 'Preftonpans T Clough 
 
 led 
 
 Turriff 
 
 A Kemp 
 
 7 d 
 
 Rachan Mill A Brydone 
 
 iod 
 
 Tyndrum 
 
 P M‘Intyre 
 
 I 2d 
 
 Renfrew 
 
 H Lang 
 
 lid 
 
 Tranent 
 
 T Simpfon 
 
 iod 
 
 Rhynie 
 
 J Paterfon 
 
 7 d 
 
 Ullapool 
 
 S M’Kenzie 
 
 Hd 
 
 Rothefay 
 
 C Moore 
 
 I id 
 
 Whitburn 
 
 A Wilson 
 
 iod 
 
 Radio 
 
 W M‘William 
 
 iod 
 
 Whithorn 
 
 Mrs Kindel 
 
 I 2 d 
 
 St Andrew’s G Mitchell 
 
 9 d 
 
 Wick 
 
 W Craig 
 
 I2d 
 
 St Bos. Green Mrs Scott 
 
 1 id 
 
 Wigton 
 
 S Gulline 
 
 12d 
 
 By an act of the 53d Geo. III. repealing the mail coach ex¬ 
 emption from tolls in Scotland, one halfpenny is charged on each 
 letter conveyed any part of its progress in a mail coach, besides 
 the ordinary rates of postage; but not to be doubled or trebled 
 on double or treble letters. 
 
 Soldiers’ and seamen’s letters, under certain regulations, pay 
 id. at ingiving for single letters only. If id is not paid, or let¬ 
 ters double, full postage charged. Letters to such places as have 
 no regular packets, except the East Indies and St Helena, can¬ 
 not be sent for id. 
 
■ 
 
 34 
 
 Rates of Postage for a single Letter from Aberdeen to th 
 following principal Tozuns in England. 
 
 Alnwick - 
 
 _ 
 
 lid 
 
 Falmouth - - 
 
 l6d 
 
 Northallerton 
 
 13d 
 
 Arundel - 
 
 . 
 
 l6d 
 
 Farnham - - 
 
 1 
 
 Norwich - 
 
 - 
 
 I^d 
 
 Bath - - 
 
 - 
 
 1 5 d 
 
 Ferrybridge - 
 
 13d 
 
 Nottingham 
 
 
 i/jd 
 
 Belford 
 
 - 
 
 lid 
 
 Flamborough 
 
 13d 
 
 Orford 
 
 
 15^ 
 
 Birmingham 
 
 - 
 
 I4d 
 
 Folkftone - - 
 
 l6d 
 
 Oxford 
 
 
 I4d 
 
 Bland ford 
 
 - 
 
 i6d 
 
 Gainfborough 
 
 13d Peterborough 
 
 I4d 
 
 Blyth - - 
 
 - 
 
 I 2 d 
 
 Gatelhead 
 
 12d 
 
 Plymouth 
 
 
 i6d 
 
 Boroughbridge 
 
 13d 
 
 Goiport •» - 
 
 16 c!: Poole - - 
 
 
 l6d 
 
 Bofton 
 
 
 I 4 d 
 
 Gravefend 
 
 ifd 
 
 Portfmouth 
 
 
 i6d 
 
 Bridgewater 
 
 - 
 
 I 5 d 
 
 Grim (by - - 
 
 13d 
 
 jprefton 
 
 
 13d 
 
 Bridport - 
 
 - 
 
 i6d 
 
 Guernfey - - 
 
 l9d;Ramfgate 
 
 
 l6d 
 
 Brighton - 
 
 - 
 
 I 5 d 
 
 Guildford - - 
 
 1 5 d 
 
 Rippon 
 
 
 13d 
 
 Briftol 
 
 - 
 
 I 5 d 
 
 Halifax - - 
 
 13d Rochdale - 
 
 
 13d 
 
 Bungay 
 
 - 
 
 I 5 d 
 
 Harwich - - 
 
 l6d Rye - - 
 
 
 13d 
 
 Burlington 
 
 - 
 
 13 ^ 
 
 Hythe - - - 
 
 l6d Scarborough 
 
 
 13d 
 
 Burton on Trent 
 
 I4d 
 
 Holyhead - - 
 
 I4d Sheerness 
 
 
 J 5 d 
 
 Bury, (Lane.) 
 
 13d 
 
 Huddersfield - 
 
 l3dSheffield - 
 
 
 13 d 
 
 Carlisle 
 
 - 
 
 I id 
 
 Hull - - - 
 
 13d 
 
 Shields 
 
 
 i2d 
 
 Cambridge 
 
 - 
 
 I 4 d 
 
 Ipfwich - - 
 
 I 5 d 
 
 Southampton 
 
 
 l6d 
 
 Chatham - 
 
 - 
 
 I 5 d 
 
 Ifle of Wight 
 
 l6d 
 
 Stafford 
 
 
 13 d 
 
 Cheltenham 
 
 - 
 
 I4d 
 
 Jerfey - - - 
 
 2cd 
 
 Stamford - 
 
 
 i 4<3 
 
 Chefter 
 
 - 
 
 13 ^ 
 
 Kendal - - 
 
 1 2d 
 
 Stockport - 
 
 
 13d 
 
 Cockermouth 
 
 
 1 2d 
 
 Kidderminfter 
 
 I 4 d 
 
 Stockton - 
 
 
 13d 
 
 Colchefter 
 
 - 
 
 
 Lancafter - - 
 
 I2d 
 
 Sunderland 
 
 
 12d 
 
 Colefhill - 
 
 - 
 
 I4d 
 
 Leeds - - - 
 
 13d 
 
 Torbay 
 
 
 i6d 
 
 Coventry - 
 
 - 
 
 I4d 
 
 Leicefter - - 
 
 I4d 
 
 Truro - - 
 
 
 l6d 
 
 Cromar 
 
 - 
 
 I.S d 
 
 Lincoln - - 
 
 I4d 
 
 Tynemouth 
 
 
 12d 
 
 Darlington 
 
 - 
 
 1 2d 
 
 London - - 
 
 I 5 d 
 
 Uxbridge • 
 
 
 I 5 d 
 
 Dartford - 
 
 - 
 
 15 <i 
 
 Liverpool 
 
 13d 
 
 Wakefield 
 
 
 13d 
 
 Dartmouth 
 
 - 
 
 i6d 
 
 LoweftofFe 
 
 l6d 
 
 Weymouth 
 
 
 i6d 
 
 Deal - - 
 
 - 
 
 i6d 
 
 Lynn - - - 
 
 lid 
 
 Whitby 
 
 
 13 d 
 
 Derby 
 
 - 
 
 I4d 
 
 Macclesfield - 
 
 I 3 d 
 
 Whitehaven 
 
 
 I2d' 
 
 Doneafter 
 
 - 
 
 13d 
 
 Man chefter - 
 
 I3d 
 
 Wind for - 
 
 
 13 d 
 
 Dover - - 
 
 - 
 
 l6d 
 
 Mansfield - - 
 
 I 4 d 
 
 Wolverhampton I4d 
 
 Dunflable 
 
 - 
 
 I4d 
 
 Margate . - 
 
 i6d 
 
 Woodftock 
 
 
 I4d 
 
 Durham 
 
 - 
 
 I2d 
 
 Morpeth - - 
 
 1 2d 
 
 Worcefter 
 
 
 I4d 
 
 Eafingwould 
 
 - 
 
 13d 
 
 Newark * 
 
 I4d 
 
 Workington 
 
 
 12d 
 
 Eaflgrinftead 
 
 - 
 
 ijd 
 
 Newcaftle 
 
 I 2 d 
 
 Yarmouth- 
 
 
 I 5 d 
 
 Exetei 
 
 - 
 
 i5dlNewhaven 
 
 L 5 d 
 
 York - - 
 
 - 
 
 13 d 
 
35 
 
 STAGES betwixt LONDON £9* EDINBURGH, 
 
 
 
 § 
 
 & to 
 
 t’to 
 
 
 3 b 
 
 C*J b 
 
 East Road. 
 
 
 
 £ 
 
 IS 
 
 West Road. 
 
 
 is* 
 
 
 
 
 ' > 
 
 
 
 ‘ > 
 
 * 
 
 Edinburgh 
 
 
 
 
 387. Edinburgh 
 
 
 • 
 
 Haddington 
 
 - 
 
 
 16 
 
 371 
 
 Foussie Bridge 
 
 
 10 
 
 Dunbar - 
 
 - 
 
 11 
 
 27 
 
 360 Bankhouse 
 
 11 
 
 21 
 
 Press - - 
 
 - 
 
 14 
 
 41 
 
 346 Selkirk - - 
 
 15 
 
 36 
 
 Berwick - 
 
 - 
 
 12 
 
 53 
 
 334 Hawick - - 
 
 11 
 
 47 
 
 Beltord 
 
 - 
 
 15 
 
 68 
 
 3i9Moss-Paul 
 
 13 
 
 60 
 
 Alnwick - 
 
 - 
 
 15 
 
 83 
 
 304|Langholm 
 
 10 
 
 70 
 
 Morpeth - 
 
 - 
 
 19 
 
 102 
 
 285 Longtown 
 
 12 
 
 82 
 
 Newcastle 
 
 - 
 
 14 
 
 116 
 
 270,Carlisle - - 
 
 10 
 
 9 1 
 
 Durham - 
 
 - 
 
 16 
 
 132 
 
 257,Penrith 
 
 18 
 
 109 
 
 Darlington 
 
 - 
 
 18 
 
 150 
 
 238 Shapp- - - 
 
 n 
 
 120 
 
 Northallerton 
 
 15 
 
 165 
 
 223 Kendall - - 
 
 15 
 
 135 
 
 Boioughbridge 
 
 19 
 
 18 J 
 
 203' 
 
 Burton - - 
 
 12 
 
 147 
 
 Wetherby 
 
 
 12 
 
 196 
 
 I 9 i 
 
 ! Lancaster 
 
 11 
 
 158 
 
 Ferrybridge 
 
 
 17 
 
 213 
 
 i84Garstang - - 
 
 11 
 
 169 
 
 Doncaster 
 
 
 15 
 
 228 
 
 174 
 
 Preston - - 
 
 11 
 
 180 
 
 Barnby-muir 
 
 13 
 
 241 
 
 159 
 
 Wigan - - 
 
 17 
 
 197 
 
 1 uxtord - 
 
 
 10 
 
 251 
 
 146 
 
 Warrington - 
 
 13 
 
 210 
 
 Newark - 
 
 
 13 
 
 264 
 
 136 
 
 Grulam - - 
 
 10 
 
 220 
 
 Grantham 
 
 
 14 
 
 278 
 
 124 
 
 Brewert.-green 
 
 9 
 
 229 
 
 Colesworth 
 
 
 8 
 
 286 
 
 no 
 
 Newcast. un. L. 
 
 14 
 
 243 
 
 Stamford 
 
 
 13 
 
 299 
 
 101 Stone - - - 
 
 8 
 
 251 
 
 IVaim tford 
 
 
 6 
 
 305 
 
 88^GreatHaywood 
 
 10 
 
 261 
 
 Stilton 
 
 
 8 
 
 313 
 
 82Litchfield 
 
 13 
 
 274 
 
 Bugden - 
 
 
 13 
 
 326 
 
 74 Coles-hill 
 
 15 
 
 289 
 
 Eaton - - 
 
 
 6 
 
 332 
 
 6 lCoventry 
 
 11 
 
 3co 
 
 Bigilswade 
 
 
 10 
 
 342 
 
 55 Dunchurch - 
 
 8 
 
 308 
 
 Baldock 
 
 
 8 
 
 350 
 
 45 Daventry 
 
 12 
 
 320 ( 
 
 Stevenage 
 
 
 6 
 
 356 
 
 36 Towcester - 
 
 8 
 
 328 
 
 Wellzvyn - 
 
 
 6 
 
 362 
 
 30 Stony Stratford 
 
 9 
 
 337 i 
 
 Hatfield - 
 
 - 
 
 6 
 
 368 
 
 24 Dunstable 
 
 20 
 
 357 
 
 Barnet 
 
 - 
 
 8 
 
 376 
 
 *9 
 
 St Albans 
 
 12 
 
 369 1 
 
 London- - 
 
 - 
 
 11 
 
 387 
 
 n 
 
 Barnet - - 
 
 10 
 
 379 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 London - - 
 
 11 
 
 39 1 
 
 N.B .—Those in Italics are not the usual stages. 
 
 392 
 
 380 
 371 
 356 
 345 
 3 32 
 322 
 310 
 301 
 
 282 
 271 
 25 6 
 
 244 
 
 233 
 222 
 211 
 194 
 181 
 171 
 162 
 148 
 140 
 
 130 
 
 11 7 
 102 
 91 
 83 
 
 7 i 
 
 63 
 
 44 
 
 34 
 
 21 
 
 12 
 

 
 36 
 
 POPULATION of (he different Counties of SCOTLAND, 
 from the Census of 1821 , with the Increase since 1811 . 
 
 
 Counties. 
 
 Males. 
 
 Females. 
 
 Total. 
 
 Increase. 
 
 Incr. 
 
 ^ct. 
 
 
 Aberdeen - - 
 
 72,383 
 
 83,004 
 
 155.387 
 
 20,312 
 
 14 
 
 
 Argyll- 
 
 47,77 5 
 
 49,541 
 
 97.316 
 
 n, 73 i 
 
 12 
 
 
 Ayr — - - - 
 
 61,077 
 
 66,222 
 
 127,299 
 
 23,345 
 
 21 
 
 
 Banff - - - - 
 
 20,193 
 
 23,368 
 
 43 , 56 i 
 
 6,893 
 
 17 
 
 
 Berwick - - - 
 
 I 5 . 9 ? 6 
 
 17,409 
 
 33.385 
 
 2,606 
 
 7 
 
 
 Bute - - - - 
 
 6,474 
 
 7,323 
 
 13,797 
 
 1,764 
 
 13 
 
 
 Caithness - - 
 
 14,196 
 
 16,042 
 
 30,238 
 
 6,819 
 
 29 
 
 if 
 
 Clackmannan, 
 
 6,356 
 
 6,907 
 
 13,263 
 
 1,253 
 
 9 
 
 
 Dumbarton - 
 
 13,046 
 
 14.271 
 
 27,317 
 
 3,128 
 
 ir 
 
 
 Dumfries - - 
 
 33.572 
 
 37,306 
 
 70,878 
 
 7,918 
 
 11 
 
 
 Edinburgh - - 
 
 87,759 
 
 103,755 
 
 I 9 T » 5 I 4 
 
 42,907 
 
 28 
 
 
 Elgin - - - - 
 
 14,292 
 
 16,870 
 
 31,162 
 
 3,054 
 
 9 
 
 
 Fife. 
 
 53.540 
 
 61.016 
 
 T I 4,556 
 
 10,284 
 
 12 
 
 
 Forfar - - - - 
 
 52,071 
 
 61,359 
 
 1 ^ 3,430 
 
 6,166 
 
 4 
 
 
 Haddington - 
 
 16,828 
 
 18,299 
 
 35,127 
 
 3,963 
 
 11 
 
 
 Inverness - - 
 
 42,304 
 
 47.853 
 
 90 -I 57 
 
 11,821 
 
 14 
 
 ll 
 
 Kincardine - 
 
 1 . 3,540 
 
 15.578 
 
 29,118 
 
 1,679 
 
 5 
 
 Kinross - - - 
 
 3,660 
 
 4,102 
 
 7,762 
 
 517 
 
 6 
 
 
 Kirkcudbright 
 
 18,506 
 
 20,397 
 
 38,903 
 
 5,219 
 
 14 
 
 
 Tan ark - - - 
 
 115,385 
 
 129,002 
 
 244,387 
 
 52,629 
 
 26 
 
 
 Linlithgow - 
 
 10,703 
 
 11,982 
 
 22,685 
 
 3,234 
 
 15 
 
 
 Nairn - - - - 
 
 4,082 
 
 4,924 
 
 9,006 
 
 755 
 
 8 
 
 
 Orkney &Shetl. 
 
 24,070 
 
 29,054 
 
 53,124 
 
 6,971 
 
 14 
 
 
 Peebles - - - 
 
 4,973 
 
 5,073 
 
 10,046 
 
 hi 
 
 1 
 
 
 Perth - - - - 
 
 66,033 
 
 73 ,oi 7 
 
 139,050 
 
 3-975 
 
 2 
 
 
 Renfrew - - - 
 
 5 L178 
 
 60,997 
 
 112,175 
 
 ^ 19 579 
 
 19 
 
 
 Ross&Cromarty 
 
 32,324 
 
 36,404 
 
 68,828 
 
 7,975 
 
 12 
 
 
 Roxburgh — 
 
 19,408 
 
 21,484 
 
 40,892 
 
 3,662 
 
 8 
 
 
 Selkirk - — 
 
 3,205 
 
 3,432 
 
 6,637 
 
 748 
 
 11 
 
 
 Stirling - - - 
 
 3 L 7 i 8 
 
 33.658 
 
 65,376 
 
 7,202 
 
 11 
 
 
 Sutherland - 
 
 11,088 
 
 12,752 
 
 23,840 
 
 211 
 
 9* 10 
 
 
 Wigton - - - 
 
 15,837 
 
 17,403 
 
 33,240 
 
 6,349 
 
 22 
 
 
 
 983.552 
 
 1,109,904 
 
 2,093,456 
 
 284,762 
 
 
 To the above statement, one fiftieth part may be added as the 
 probable proportion of the army and navy. By so doing, the 
 total population will amount to 2 , 135 , 395 . 
 
57 
 
 CLERGY OF SCOTLAND , 
 
 POPULATION OF THE PARISHES, A*£D PATRONS. 
 
 Parishes . 
 
 Patrons. 
 
 High Church 
 
 Old Church 
 
 College Church 
 New North Church 
 
 Tron Church 
 
 Tolbooth Church 
 
 Town Council 
 
 Old Gray Friars 
 
 Lady Yefter’s 
 New Gray Friars 
 
 St Andrew's 
 
 Canongate 
 
 I. SYNOD of LOTHIAN and TWEEDDALE. 
 
 1. Edinburgh Presbytery . 
 
 Ministers. 
 f George Baird 
 ( William Ritchie 
 C Andrew Brown 
 cTho. Macknight 
 Walter Tait 
 Robert Gordon 
 5 William Simpfon 
 cAlex. Brbnton 
 C T. Davidfon 
 X Jqhn Campbell 
 C Jonn Inglis 
 t. R. Anderfon 
 John Lee 
 Wm Muir 
 C David Ritchie 
 X Andrew Grant 
 Andrew Thomfon 
 Henry Grey 
 f Jo!m Gilchrifl 
 X Walter Buchanan Heritors 
 \ Sir H. Moncrieff Crown 
 X David Dickson Ditto 
 [ Population —112,235.] 
 
 f James Grant, jun. Crown (porations 
 X James Robertfon Kirk Session & Incor- 
 W. F. Ireland 
 John Thomfon 
 James Grant 
 George Muirhead 
 John Somerville 
 David Scott 
 Lewis Balfour 
 Andrew Duncan 
 Alex. L. Simpfon 
 D 
 
 St. George’s 
 Bellevue 
 
 St Cuthbert’s 
 
 Crown 
 
 South Leith 
 
 North Leith 
 Duddingfton 
 
 ► 26,000 
 
 Libberton 
 Cramond 
 Currie 
 
 Corftorphine 
 
 Colinton 
 
 Ratho 
 
 Kirknewton 
 
 3088 
 
 4276 
 
 1804 
 
 1715 
 
 1321 
 
 2019 
 
 1444 
 
 IJT3 
 
 Parish at large 
 Marq. of Abercorn 
 Ciown and Niddiy 
 Ramsay pf Barnton 
 T. Council of Edin. 
 Sir R. Keith Dick 
 Anti-Patron. Society 
 Dr Davidson (Mort. 
 Duke of Buc. & E. of 
 
 a 
 
Linlithgow 
 
 PaJmeny 
 
 Well Calder 
 
 Kirkliflon 
 
 Polmont 
 
 Ecclefmachen 
 
 Carriden 
 
 Falkirk 
 
 Bathgate 
 
 Queensferry 
 
 2. Linlithgow Presbytery . 
 
 4692'Andrew Bell Crown 
 
 1495 James Greig Earl of Roseherrv 
 
 1458 John Muckerfy Earl of Lauderda’e 
 
 2213 Adam Duncan Tait Crown 
 
 2i7ijJohn Ker 
 303 Henry Lifton 
 l429 ! David Fleming 
 11,536j James Wilfon 
 3283 Samuel Martin 
 690|Thomas Dimma 
 
 Borrowstounnefs30i8 Robert Rennie 
 
 Mid-Calder 
 
 Abercorn 
 
 Whitburn 
 
 Torphichen 
 
 Livingfton 
 
 Uphall 
 
 Slamannan 
 
 Muiravonfide 
 
 1410 
 
 1044 
 
 1900 
 
 1197 
 
 944 
 
 1016 
 
 981 
 
 1678 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Earl of Hopetoun 
 Duke of Hamilton 
 Crown 
 
 Earl of Hopetoun 
 The Burgh 
 Duke of Hamilton 
 Lord Torphichen 
 Earl of Hopetoun 
 Bail lie of Polkemmel 
 Lord Torphichen 
 James M. Robertfon Earl of Rofeberry 1 
 
 John Ferguson Earl of Buchan 
 
 Alex. Davidson Crown 
 
 William Macall Ditto 
 
 John Sommers 
 H. Meiklejohn 
 Graham Mitchell 
 
 Biggar 
 Culter 
 Symington 
 Dunfyre 
 Walfton 
 Dolphington 
 Liberton 
 Skirling 
 Wandell and 1 
 Lamington J 
 Covington and 7 
 Thankerton j 
 Broughton,Glen- « 
 holm,&Kilbucho ' 
 
 1727 
 467 
 47 * 
 29 o 
 
 39 2 
 
 236 
 
 785 
 
 345 
 
 3. Biggar Presbytery. 
 
 359 
 
 526 
 
 John Christison 
 Alexander Watt 
 John Smith 
 William Meek 
 John Wilson 
 John Aiton 
 Alexander Craik 
 John Alpine 
 
 Charles Hope 
 
 Thomas Watson 
 
 Hon. Adm. Fleming 
 Kilbucho & Sir C.Ross 
 Lockhart ofCarn wath 
 Crown 
 
 Lockhart of Carnwath 
 Lord Douglas 
 Lockhart ofCarn wath 
 SirT G Carmichael 
 C Lord Douglas 
 t Bailie of Lamington 
 £ Carnwath, and 
 l Sir J C Anstruther 
 Oswald of Auchen- 
 
 r f Hamilton Paul 
 3 cruive 
 
 4. Peebles c'resbytery. 
 
 Peebles 2705 John Elliott ^ Earl of Wemyss 
 
 Lyne & Megget 176,Andrew Handyfide Ditto 
 Linton 1194,Alexander Forrefter Ditto 
 
 Drumelzier 293jJames Somerville Trotter of Ballendeai 
 
 Stobo 413 Alexander Ker Sirja, Montgomery 
 
 Eddlellone 8lo,Patrick Robertfon Lord Eiibank 
 
Kirkurd 
 
 Manor 
 
 Tweedfmuir 
 
 Innerleithen 
 
 Traquair 
 
 Newlands 
 
 Dalkeith 
 
 Borthwick 
 
 Crichton 
 
 Cranfton 
 
 Newbattle 
 
 Laflwade 
 
 Heriot 
 
 Inverefk 
 
 Pennycuick 
 
 Cairnton 
 
 remple 
 
 Glencross 
 
 Drmifton 
 
 Fala 
 
 Cockpen 
 
 Newton 
 
 Haddington 
 
 Garvald 
 
 Tranent 
 
 Salton 
 
 Bolton 
 
 Pencaitland 
 
 North Berwick 
 
 Gladsmuir 
 
 Yester 
 
 Humbie 
 
 Dirleton 
 
 Aberlady 
 
 Athelstaneford 
 
 Prestonpans 
 
 Moreham 
 
 35* 
 
 3*4 
 
 265 
 
 705 
 
 643 
 
 1041 
 
 5 . 
 
 5169 
 
 1343 
 
 H95 
 
 954 
 
 1719 
 
 4186 
 
 298 
 
 7836 
 
 1958 
 
 J5° 
 
 TIC6 
 
 66l 
 
 779 
 
 405 
 
 1925 
 
 2150 
 
 39 
 
 David Anderfon 
 William Marftiall 
 James Gardner 
 James Pate 
 James Campbell 
 Charles Findlater 
 
 SirT G Carmichael 
 Earl of Wemyss 
 
 N. Col lege St Andrews 
 Oswald of Auchin- 
 Crown (cruive 
 
 Earl of Wemyss 
 
 Dalkeith Presbytery . 
 
 William Scott Duke of Buccleuch 
 
 Thomas Wright 
 J. K. Cunninghame 
 Walter Filher 
 John Thomfon 
 John Paton 
 Alexander Welsh 
 George Tod 
 Thomas Colstoun 
 Thomas Muir 
 James Goldie 
 William Torrence 
 John Ramsay 
 
 Archibald Singers 
 James Grierson 
 
 Dundas of Arniston 
 Capt. Burn Callender 
 Sir John Dalrymple 
 Marquis of Lothian 
 Sir George Clerk 
 Sir John Dalrymple 
 Duke of Buccleuch 
 Sir George Clerk 
 Earl of Roseberry 
 Dundasof Arniston 
 Tytler,WoodhouseIee 
 Earl of Hopetoun 
 City of Edinbro’ & 
 SirJohnDalrymple 
 E of Dalhousie (stone 
 Wauchope ofEdmon^ 
 
 6. Haddington Presbytery, 
 
 5255 
 
 797 
 
 3366 
 
 834 
 
 315 
 
 1145 
 
 1694 
 
 1623 
 
 1100 
 
 837 
 
 1315 
 
 1033 
 
 909 
 20 55 
 
 241 
 
 C Robert Lorimer 
 i William Sibbald 
 John Sangfter 
 John Henderfon 
 Andrew Johnfton 
 John Abernethy 
 Angus M'Kellar 
 R. B. Graham 
 George Hamilton 
 Daniel Wilkie 
 James M‘Farlane 
 William Stark 
 John Smith 
 William Ritchie 
 Patrick Primrose 
 John Steele 
 
 Earl of Hopetoun 
 Ditto 
 
 Cr &M.ofTweeddale 
 Crown 
 
 Fletcher of Salton 
 Lord Blantyre (land 
 Hamilton of Pencait- 
 Sir H. Dalrymple 
 Crow n & E.Hopetoun 
 Marq. Tweeddale 
 Crown &E. Hopetoun 
 Mrs Ferguson, Raith 
 Earl of Wemyss 
 Sir D. Kin loch 
 Sir James Suttie 
 Dalrymple of Hailes 
 
Dunbar 
 
 Innerwick 
 
 Whitekirk 
 
 Oldhamftocks 
 
 C ockburnfpath 
 
 Stenton 
 
 Pr^stonkirk 
 
 Whittingham 
 
 Spott 
 
 7. Dunbar Presbytery. 
 
 $2 72'John Jeffray Duch.D. of Roxburgh 
 
 924'Adam Forman, jun. Mrs Ferguson, Raith 
 1048 James Wallace Cr. & E. Haddington 
 725 Robert Moore Hunter of Thurston 
 966 ( A Spence ,JStirling,^.Crown 
 687 David Logan Mrs Ferguson, Raith 
 
 1812 
 
 750 
 
 J. Thomson 
 John Lumsden 
 
 582»Alexander Graham 
 
 Dalrymple of Hailes 
 
 Balfour of Whittingh, 
 Hay of Lawfield 
 
 II. SYNOD of MERSE and TIVIOTDALE. 
 
 8. Danse Presbytery. 
 
 Dunfe 3773 G. Cunninghame 
 
 (Greenlaw 1349 Abraham Home 
 
 Eccles 1900 James Thomfon 
 
 Foggo 469 
 
 Longformacus 402 
 Abbey St Bathans 150 
 Cranihaws 156 
 
 George Maclean 
 George Bell 
 John Wallace 
 
 Prefton&Bonkle 787 
 
 Langton 
 
 Polwarth 
 
 477 
 
 298 
 
 Hay of Drumelzier 
 SirW.P H. Campbell 
 
 Crown 
 
 Ditto (macus 
 
 Home of Longfor- 
 Crown 
 
 ames Hope Sibbald Watson of Saughton 
 
 Arch. M‘Conechy Lord Douglas 
 John Brown Cs. of Breadalbane * 
 
 V Robert Home Sir W.P.H.Campbe! 
 
 C.W. Home, A.fyS. Ditto 
 
 9. Cliirnsidc Presbytery. 
 
 1189 Thomas Logan Sir James Hall 
 1520 George Tough 
 2801 Robert Scott 
 302 George Chalmers 
 , 527 Geo II. Robertfon 
 
 Whitfom&Hilton 66 r Adam Landels 
 Swinton 
 Foulden 
 Coldingham 
 Hutton 
 Edrom 
 Eyemouth 
 
 Chirnfide 
 
 Ayton 
 
 Coldftream 
 
 Mordington 
 
 Ladykirk 
 
 Jedburgh 
 
 Ancrum 
 
 Hawick 
 
 Wiltown 
 
 919 John Hunter 
 396 Alex. Christison 
 2675 James Landels 
 1118 John Edgar 
 1516 Alex. Cuthbeitson 
 ^1165 John Turnbull 
 
 10. Jedburgh Presbytery. 
 
 S'lS 1 T. Somerville Crown 
 
 Thomas Campbell SirW.ScottofAnciur 
 
 John Cochrane Duke of Buccleuch 
 
 David Stevenson Ditto 
 
 Crown 
 Eail of Haddington 
 Renton of Lamberton 
 Crown (hill 
 
 Benv of Whitesome- 
 Crown 
 
 Wilkie of Foulden 
 
 Crown 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 1386 
 
 4387 
 
 1661 
 
H own am 
 
 Eckford 
 
 Grading 
 
 Southdcan 
 
 Cavers 
 
 Oxnam 
 
 Kirktown 
 
 Hobkirk 
 
 Minto 
 
 Bedrule 
 
 Selkirk 
 
 Roberton 
 
 Bowden 
 
 Yarrow 
 
 Alhkirk 
 
 St Bofwell’s 
 
 Lilliefleaf 
 
 Etterick 
 
 Melrofe 
 
 Galafhiels 
 
 Maxton 
 
 Kelfo 
 
 Yetholm 
 
 Roxburgh 
 
 Morbattle 
 
 Sproufton 
 
 41 
 
 
 32-7 
 
 1133 
 
 748 
 
 837 
 
 1504 
 
 693 
 
 315 
 
 65 a 
 
 47 ^ 
 
 344 
 
 f James Rutherford 7 Represen.of Ladies 
 1 G.B.Rutherford,yf. 5 Mary & Essex Ker 
 George Gray 
 David Brown 
 John Richmond 
 James Strachan 
 John Hunter 
 
 Crown 
 Ditto & M. of Lothian 
 Ditto & Lord Douglas 
 Douglas of Cavers 
 Crown 
 
 Adam Laidlaw 
 Benjamin Dickfon 
 William Burn 
 William Brown 
 
 11. Selkirk Presbytery. 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Earl of Minto 
 Home of Ninewells 
 
 *728 
 
 674 
 
 954 
 
 1249 
 
 , 544 
 636 
 779 
 485 
 
 3467 
 
 154. 
 
 463 
 
 John Campbell 
 
 A. Nivison 
 W. Balfour 
 Robert Ruffed 
 G. J. Hamilton 
 Peter Craw 
 David Baxter 
 James Smith 
 George Thomson 
 Nathaniel Paterson 
 John Thomfon 
 12. Kelso Presbytery . 
 
 4860 Robert Lnndie Duke of Roxburgh 
 
 Duke of Roxburgh 
 Crown 
 
 Duke of Roxburgh 
 Crown 
 
 Earl of Minto 
 Duke of Bucclcuch 
 Duke of Roxburgh 
 Lord Napier 
 Duke of Buccleuch 
 Scott of Gala (Don 
 Sir A. Don of Newton 
 
 l28oWilliam Blackie 
 926 James Hope 
 1070 Walter Morrison 
 1371 Ninian Trotter 
 
 Stichell & Hume 852 1 
 
 Linton 
 Makerfton 
 Ednam 
 Nenthorn 
 
 Wauchope of Niddry 
 Duke of Roxburgh 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto (Campbell 
 Crown & Sir W.P.H 
 Pringle of Clifton 
 Duke of Roxburgh 
 Crown 
 Ditto 
 
 Lauder 
 
 Earlfloun 
 
 Weflruthef 
 
 Smalholm 
 
 Channelkirk 
 
 Legerwood 
 
 Stow 
 
 458 William Faichney 
 345 David Hogarth 
 601 Joseph Thomson 
 393 Gavin Wallace 
 13 Lauder Presbytery. 
 
 1845 Peter Cofens Earl of Lauderdale 
 
 1705 (David W. Gordon 
 870 W. Fleming 
 520|Thomas Clcghorn 
 730 J. Brown 
 476 George Cur.ples 
 1641) John Cormack 
 D 3 
 
 Crown 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Bailie of Jerviswood 
 Sir W.P.H. Campbell 
 Kerr of Moristou 
 Crown 
 
42 
 
 6lo|James Duncan 
 74ojjames Paterson 
 
 Scott of Harden 
 Crown 
 
 Annan 
 Gratney 
 Middlebie 
 Dornock 
 Ruthwell 
 Cumbertrees 
 Kirkpatrick? 
 Fleming $ 
 
 Hoddam 
 
 Lochmaben 
 
 Johnflone 
 
 Kirkp.-Juxta 
 
 St Mungo 
 
 Applegirth 
 
 Dryfdale 
 
 Moffat 
 
 Kirkmichael 
 
 Tundergarth 
 
 Wamphry 
 
 Dalton 
 
 Moufewald 
 
 Hutton 
 
 Langholm 
 
 Canobie 
 
 Caftletown 
 
 Ewe 3 
 
 Weflerkirk 
 
 Efkdalemuir 
 
 III. SYNOD of DUMFRIES. 
 
 14. Annan Presbytery . 
 
 4486 James Monilaws " Johnflon of Anandale 
 
 1945 John Morgan 
 1874 Richard Nivison 
 743 Nicholas Sloan 
 1285 Henry Duncan 
 1561 Thomas Gillefpie 
 
 Earl Mansfield 
 Duke of Buccleuch 
 Ditto 
 
 Earl Mansfield 
 
 Crown 
 
 1696 Alexander Monilaws 5 ??' 3n [| 
 
 l Sir J. H. Maxwell 
 
 1640 James Yorfloun of * 
 
 t Sharp of Hoddam 
 
 15. Lochmaben Presbytery. 
 
 2651 Thomas Gibfon Earl Mansfield 
 
 I r 79 Robert Colvin Johnitonof Anandale 
 
 912 William Singer Ditto 
 
 709 Andrew Jameson Crown (Annandale 
 
 943 William Dunbar 
 2251 John Henderfon 
 
 Sir W. Jardine, and 
 Crown 
 
 2218 Alexander Johnflon Johnflon of Anandale 
 
 1202 James Srnaill 
 5l8Richard Paxton 
 554 Chailes Dickson 
 767 James Cririe 
 > A. B. Murray 
 } Jacob Wright 
 
 795 
 
 804 
 
 1 ^- J 
 
 16. Langholm Presbytery. 
 
 Duke of Buccleuch 
 Eail Mansfield 
 Earl of Hopetoun 
 Macrae of Holmains 
 M arq. of Queensberry 
 Johnston of Anandale 
 
 2957 
 
 3084 
 
 2038 
 
 314 
 
 672 
 
 65* 
 
 William B Shaw 
 James Donaldson 
 Angus Barton 
 Robert Shaw 
 James Green 
 William Brown 
 
 Crown & D. of Bure. 
 
 Duke of Buccleuch 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Dumfries 
 
 17. Dumfries Presbytery. 
 
 TT S A lexander Scott 7 ^ 
 
 ’ 5 | l Thomas T. Duncan $ Crown 
 Holywood 1004 Robert Kirkwood Crichton of Skeoch 
 Carlaverock 1 2c 6jWilliam M‘Morine Marq. of Queen sberry 
 Kirkp. Iron Gray 88ojAnthony Dow Oswald, Auchencrive 
 
Troqueer 4301 
 
 Kirkp. Durham 1473 
 
 Kirkgunzeon 776 
 
 Terregles 651 
 
 Kirkmahoc 1608 
 
 Tinwald 1248 
 
 Dunfcore 1491 
 
 Kirkbean 790 
 
 Colvend 1322 
 
 Torthorwald 1205 
 
 Lochrntton 594 
 
 Newabbey III2 
 
 Urr 2862 
 
 18 
 
 Penpont 1082 
 
 Keir 987 
 
 Glencairn 1881 
 
 Clofeburn 1682 
 
 Tynron 513 
 
 Kirkconnel 1075 
 
 Durriideer 1601 
 
 Morton 1806 
 
 Sanquhar 3026 
 
 Crown 
 ^ Ditto 
 
 43 
 
 William Thorburn 
 J David Lamont 
 C R. Wallace,^. 
 
 John Crocket 
 George Heron 
 John Wightman 
 George Greig 
 Robert Brydon 
 Thomas Grierson 
 Andrew M‘Cuiloch 
 John Yorlloun 
 Thoma? Inglis 
 J. Hamilton 
 John M‘Whir 
 Penpont Presbytery. 
 
 John Nivison Duke of Bucdeuch 
 
 Maxwell of Tert egles 
 Duke of Bdccleuch 
 Ditto (Crown 
 
 M. of Queensberry & 
 Crown 
 
 Duke of Buccleuch 
 Ditto and Crown 
 Marq. of Queensberry 
 Duke of Buccleuch 
 Crown 
 Ditto 
 
 William Menzies 
 John Brown 
 Charles Andeison 
 James Wilfon * 
 James Richardson 
 George Wallace 
 David Smith 
 Thos Montgomery 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Menteith, Closeburn 
 
 Duke of Buccleuch 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Wigton 
 
 Sorby 
 
 Kirkcowen 
 
 Mochium 
 
 MinnigafF 
 
 Kirkmabreck 
 
 Penningham 
 
 Whithorn 
 
 Glaserton 
 
 Kirkinner 
 
 Stranraer 
 
 Ballantrae 
 
 KirkcoJm 
 
 Stonykivk 
 
 IV. SYNOD of GALLOWAY. 
 
 19. Wigton Presbytery. 
 
 2042|Peter Young 
 1319.E. W. Davidfon 
 l 783 [Anthony Stewart 
 1871‘John Steven 
 1923 J. G. Maitland 
 1519 John Sibbald 
 3090!Samuel Richardson 
 236i,Christop. Nichollbn 
 1057'Samuel Claraghan 
 I488ijames Reid 
 20. Stranraer Presbytery . 
 
 2463 David Wilson Crown 
 
 1280 Thomas Burns Sir H. D. Hamilton 
 
 1821 William Rofe Earl of Galloway 
 
 3133 James Ar.derson Crown, Sc Garth! nd 
 
 Earl of Galloway 
 Crown 
 
 Agnew of Shewchan 
 
 Crown 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto and Barholm 
 Earl of Galloway 
 Crown 
 Ditto 
 
 Agnew of Shewchan 
 
Old Luce 
 
 Colmonell 
 
 Inch 
 
 Kirkmaiden 
 Lefwalt 
 New Luce 
 Port Patrick 
 
 Kirkcudbright 
 
 Kelton 
 
 Rerrick 
 
 Buittle 
 
 Crofsmichael 
 
 Dairy 
 
 Ballmaclellan 
 
 Borgue 
 
 Carlphairn 
 
 Girthon 
 
 Twynholm 
 
 Partoun 
 
 Kells 
 
 Balmaghie 
 
 Tongland 
 
 Anwoth 
 
 195 7 John M‘Dowall Crown 
 
 i98ojThomas Blair Sir H. D. Hamilton 
 
 2386 ( Peter Ferguffon Crown 
 
 2210 John Lamb Earl of Stair 
 
 2332 Andrew M'Cubbin Crown 
 
 609! William M‘Kergo Ditto 
 
 181 81 John M‘Kenzie H. Blair of Dunskey 
 
 2 1. Kirkcudbright Presbytery. 
 
 3377 
 
 2416 
 
 George Hamilton 
 John McLellan 
 
 1378 James Thomfon 
 
 1023 
 1299 
 II 5i 
 912 
 947 
 474 
 189 5 
 783 
 845 
 
 1104 
 
 1361 
 
 890 
 
 845 
 
 Alexander M‘Gowan Sir J. Heron Maxwell 
 
 Alexander Crofbie 
 David Welsh 
 
 Crown 
 Ditto 
 Ditto 
 Ditto 
 Gordon of Greenlaw 
 
 Gavin Cullen 
 James Gordon 
 Thomas Cannan 
 Robert Jeffrey 
 John Williamfon 
 James Rae 
 James Maitland 
 James Henderfon 
 William Dow 
 iThomas Tur'nbull 
 
 Crown 
 
 Ditto (well 
 
 Do. & Sir J. H. Max- 
 Ditto 
 
 Earl of Selkirk 
 Scott of Partoun 
 Crown 
 
 Gordon of Balmaghie 
 Crown 
 
 Maxwell of Cardoness 
 
 V. SYNOD of GLASGOW and AYR. 
 
 Hamilton 
 
 Blantyre 
 
 Cambuflang 
 
 Strathaven 
 
 Oldmonkland 
 
 Kilbride (East) 
 
 Cambufnethan 
 
 Dalziel 
 
 Newmonkland 
 
 Stonehoufe 
 
 Dalferf 
 
 Glafsford 
 
 Bothwell 
 
 Shots 
 
 22. Hamilton Presbytery. 
 
 7613 iAlcx. a Fleming } Duke of Hamilton 
 
 2630 John Hodgfon 
 2301 John Robertson 
 5030 William Proudfoot 
 6983*William Thomson 
 3483'James French 
 3o86 Arcb. Livingfton 
 955 James Clafon 
 7362 James Begg 
 
 2054 
 
 1304 
 
 4844 
 
 3297 
 
 Hugh Dewar 
 
 Lord Blantyre 
 Duke of Hamilton 
 Ditto 
 
 Heritors & K. Session 
 Crown 
 
 Lockhart of Casrlehill 
 Hamilton of Dalziel 
 Parish 
 
 Lockhart of Castlebill 
 
 J.Craig, J. RufTe!,y^/?Duke of Hamilton 
 Patrick Macbeath Lady Montgomery 
 Mathew Gardiner Duke of Hamilton 
 John Black Ditto 
 
45 
 
 
 Irvine 
 Kilbride (We; 
 Kilbirnie 
 Kilmaurs 
 Ardroffan 
 Fenwick 
 Largs 
 Beith 
 Stewarton 
 
 7007 
 
 st) 1371 
 1333 
 
 1660 
 
 3105 
 
 1852 
 2479 
 
 4472 
 
 3656 
 
 23 . Irvine Presbytery. 
 
 Kilmarnock 12,769 
 
 Dairy 
 
 Dunlop 
 
 Loudon 
 
 Steven fton 
 
 Cumbraes 
 
 Dreghorn 
 
 Kilwinning 
 
 3313 
 1097 
 3741 
 355 8 
 65 7 
 856 
 3696 
 
 John Wilson 
 William Vessie 
 Robert Urquhart 
 John Roxburgh 
 John Hendry 
 William Boyd 
 Jacob Richardson 
 James Muir 
 Charles B. Steven 
 James M'Kinlay 
 George Smythe 
 Andrew Hamilton Eight Directors 
 Thomas Johnston Laird of Blair 
 Thomas Brilbane Eajl of Eglintoune 
 Archibald Laurie Cts. of Loudoun (vie 
 David Landfborough Grange &Auchinhar- 
 James Adam Earl of Glasgow 
 
 Robert Smith Lady Montgomery 
 
 George Colville Earl of Eglintoune 
 
 Earl of Eglintoune 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Lady Montgomery 
 Ditto 
 
 Earl of Glasgow 
 Earl of Eglintoune 
 Ditto (sh?.w 
 
 Cunningham of Lain- 
 Duchess of Portland 
 Ditto 
 
 24 . Paisley Presbytery , 
 
 PaifleyTown 28,000 
 
 Abbey Parilh 19,003 
 
 Greenock 22,088 
 
 Port-Glafgow 
 
 Renfrew 
 
 Erlkine 
 
 Neilfton 
 
 Kilmalcolm 
 
 Kilbarchan 
 
 Innerkip 
 
 Houston 
 
 Lochwinnoch 
 
 Mearns 
 
 Eaftwood 
 
 Inchinnan 
 
 CRobert Burns 
 < John Geddes 
 CJon, Rankine 
 ^ Robert Macnair 
 i Patrick Brewfter 
 C Robert Steel 
 -s John Scott 
 CJ. Menzies 
 5262 James Barr 
 2646 Thomas Burns 
 973 Andrew Stewart 
 6549 Alexander Fleming 
 1600 Robert Cameron 
 4213 Robert Douglas 
 2344 Thomas Brown 
 2317 John Monteath 
 4130 Robert Smith 
 2295 George M'Latchie 
 5676 George Logan 
 582;Lauiance Lockhait 
 
 Town Council 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Marquis of Abercorn 
 Ditto 
 
 Sir M. Shaw Stewart 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Directors 
 
 City of Glasgow 
 
 Crown 
 
 Lord Blantyre 
 Speirs of Elderslie 
 Dr Anderfcn 
 Sir W. M. Napier 
 Sir M.Shaw Stewart 
 Elderslie & Baruchan 
 Heritors 
 
 Sir M. Shaw Stewart 
 Sir John Maxwell 
 Campbell of Blythsw. 
 
 Q. 
 
Inner High 
 Outer High 
 College 
 Tron 
 
 North West 
 
 St. George’s 
 
 Ct. Andrew’s 
 
 St. Enoch’s 
 
 St. John’s 
 
 St. James’s 
 
 Barony 
 
 Gorbals 
 
 Rutherglen 
 
 Cumbernauld 
 
 Carmunnock 
 
 Cadder 
 
 Camp fie 
 
 Govan 
 
 Kirkintilloch 
 
 Kilfyth 
 
 Cathcart 
 
 Eagleiham 
 
 Ayr 
 
 Ochiltree 
 
 Dundonald 
 
 Stair 
 
 Girvan 
 
 Tarbolton 
 
 Mauchline 
 
 Barr 
 
 Coylton 
 
 Straiton 
 
 Muirkirk 
 
 Kirkofwald 
 
 Sorn 
 
 Auchinleck 
 Maybole 
 Dalrymple 
 Gal I kon 
 Daily 
 
 46 
 
 25. Glasgow Presbytery . 
 
 L 
 
 4640 
 
 2864 
 
 637 
 
 2868 
 
 49*7 
 
 43 2 5 
 4580 
 4260 
 2056 
 *9 27 
 
 Duncan M‘Farlanc 
 James Marshall 
 John Lockhart 
 Daniel Dewar 
 Alexander Ranken 
 John Smyth 
 Gavin Gibb 
 Patrick M‘Farlane 
 Thomas Brown 
 John Muir 
 John Burns 
 James M‘Lean 
 John Dick 
 John Watfon 
 John Henderson 
 Thomas Lockerby 
 Norman Macleod 
 
 Crown 
 
 Town Council 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Crown 
 
 Parish 
 
 Town Council 
 Lord Elphinstone 
 Mrs Rae of Crawford 
 Heritors &K. Session 
 Crown 
 
 7455 
 
 Matthew Leishman University of Glasgow 
 Adam Forman Hon. Adm. Fleming 
 William Burns Crown 
 David Dow Gordon of Aikenhead 
 
 Hugh Davidson Earl of Eglintoune 
 26. Ayr Presbytery. 
 
 ' Robert Auld Crown (Session 
 Alexander Cuthill Town Council&Kirk 
 
 1573 John Lindfay 
 2482: John Macleod 
 William Rorison 
 Peter Macmafter 
 John Ritchie 
 205 7 1 John Tod 
 83 7 E. B. Wallace 
 Alexander Duncan 
 Robert Paton 
 A. Brown 
 James [nglis 
 John Stewart 
 James Boyd 
 John Paul 
 Robert Steven 
 Robert Stirling 
 Alexander Hill 
 
 746 
 
 4490 
 
 75 
 
 1397 
 
 1292 
 
 2687 
 
 1847 
 
 3865 
 
 1524 
 
 5204 
 
 933 
 
 3442 
 
 2161 
 
 Bcswtllof Auchinleck 
 Lad) Montgomery 
 Earl of Stair 
 Crown 
 
 Earl of Eglintoune 
 
 Countess of Loudoun 
 
 Crown 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Css of Loudoun 
 Crown 
 
 Sommetville of Sorn 
 Boswell of Auchinleck 
 Crown 
 Ditto 
 
 Duke of Portland 
 Crown 
 
Monkton r 
 
 New Cumnock 
 
 Riccarton 
 
 Symington 
 
 Dalmellington 
 
 St. Quivox 
 
 Craigie 
 
 Kirkmichael 
 
 Old Cumnock 
 
 Newton 
 
 Lanark 
 Carftairs 
 Wiftoun & Ro- 
 bertoun 
 Carmichael 
 Crawfordjohn 
 Carnwath 
 Crawford 
 Carluke 
 Pittenain 
 
 Lefmahagoe 
 
 Douglas 
 
 Dumbarton 
 
 Lufs 
 
 Cardrofs 
 
 N. Kirkpatrick 
 Kilmaronock 
 Drymen 
 Baldernock 
 
 O. Kirkpatrick 
 Buchannan 
 Balfron 
 
 Row 
 
 Rofeneath 
 
 Arroquhar 
 
 Fintry 
 
 Bonhill 
 
 Killearn 
 
 Strathblane 
 
 47 
 
 l744|John Onghterfon 
 1656 William Reid 
 21 22 JohnMoodic 
 744 T. S. Wharrie 
 976 Gilbert M‘Kilveen 
 5392 Stair M‘Quhae 
 803 John Stirling 
 2235 David Kennedy 
 2343 John Frafei 
 4027 
 
 27. Lanark Presbytery . 
 
 Reid of Adamton 
 Mar quis of Bute 
 Sir W. Cunninghame 
 Lady Montgomery 
 Crown fcruive 
 
 Oswald of Auchen- 
 Campbell of Craigie 
 Crown 
 
 Marquis of Bute 
 Town Council, &c. 
 
 7085 
 
 937 
 
 ^927 
 
 963 
 
 971 
 
 2888 
 
 1914 
 
 2925 
 
 490 
 
 559* 
 
 *195 
 
 William Menzies 
 George Munro 
 
 Charles Wood 
 
 William Lamb 
 William Goldie 
 James Walker 
 John Rofs 
 John Wyllie 
 George Dickfon 
 f James Hamilton 
 C John Wilfon 
 Alexander Stewart 
 
 28. Dumbarton Presbytery , 
 
 Crown 
 
 Monteath of Carstairs 
 Cr. & Lord Douglas 
 
 Sir John Anstruther 
 MrColebrooke’s heirs 
 LockhartofCarnwath 
 Crown 
 
 Lockhart ofCarnwath 
 Sir J. Anstruther 
 
 ^ Duke of Hamilton 
 Lord Douglas 
 
 3481 
 
 IIJO 
 
 3105 
 
 2530 
 
 1008 
 
 1661 
 
 892 
 
 3692 
 
 763 
 
 2041 
 
 1759 
 
 754 
 
 William Jeffray 
 Robert Carr 
 Archibald Wilfon 
 George Sym 
 Andrew White 
 Alexander Lochore 
 John M‘Ewen 
 William Macartney 
 William Freeland 
 Alexander Niven 
 John M. Campbell 
 Robert Story 
 
 3 76; Peter Proudfoot 
 1102 James Coulter 
 3003 William Gregor 
 1126 John Graham 
 748 William Hamilton 
 
 Town Council 
 
 Sir James Colqnhcun 
 
 Crown 
 
 Duke of Montrose 
 
 CampbellofStonefield 
 
 Crown 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Lord Blantyre 
 Duke of Montrose 
 Earl of Kin non I 
 Duke of Argyll 
 Ditto 
 
 Sir Jjmea Colquhoun 
 
 Duke of Montrose 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
VI. 
 
 SYNOD of PERTH and STIRLING. 
 ' 29 . Dunkeld Presbytery . 
 
 Dunkeld & Dow. 1915 Alexander Niven ~ 
 
 Little Dunkeld 2977 Robert Allan 
 1915 David Duff 
 2103 Hugh M‘Dougal 
 2493 John Stewart 
 986 Henry Henderson 
 1617 Michael Stirling 
 942'William M‘Ritchie 
 3347jColin M‘Vean 
 2348 William Innerarity 
 3189' 
 
 3°95 
 
 Moulin 
 
 Killin 
 
 Blair in Athol 
 Kinclaven 
 Cargill 
 Clunie 
 Kenmore 
 Caputh 
 Fortingale 
 Logierait 
 
 Lethendie&Rinl. 823 
 
 1057 
 
 Rattrie 
 Auchtergaven 
 
 Kirkmichael 
 
 Dull 
 
 Weem 
 
 2478 
 
 Duke of Atholl 
 Crown 
 
 Duke of Atholl 
 Earl of Breadalbane 
 Duke of Atholl 
 Richardson of Pitfour 
 Crown (of Airly 
 D.of Atholl&Ogilvie 
 Earl of Breadalbane 
 Crown 
 
 D. of Atholl & Sir Neil 
 Ditto (Menzies 
 Crown 
 
 Earl of Kinnoul 
 
 1551 
 
 4508 
 
 1354 
 
 | East 
 
 ■5 I West / 
 £ Middle f 
 1 St Paul’s j 
 Methven 
 Aberdalgie 
 Collace 
 Forgandenny 
 St Martin’s 
 Kinnoul 
 St. Madoes 
 Abernethy 
 Arngafk 
 
 Forteviot 
 
 Robert McDonald 
 Thomas Menzies 
 Laurence Butter 
 William Herdman 
 C William Chalmers Crown 
 \ lohn Burns, Asst. Ditto (canid 
 
 Allan Steuart Farqulmsonof Inver- 
 
 Archibald Menzies Crown 
 James M'Diarmid Sir Neil Menzies 
 30 . Perth Presbytery. 
 fames Eifdale 
 
 19,068 
 
 2904 
 
 49 ° 
 
 691 
 
 913 
 
 1004 
 
 2674 
 
 331 
 
 1701 
 
 680 
 
 797 
 
 Scoon 
 
 Errol 
 
 Moneidy 
 
 Dron 
 
 2155 
 
 2887 
 
 1178 
 
 5*3 
 
 Samuel Kennedy 
 William Thomson 
 John Finlay 
 Thomas Clark 
 William Garvie 
 J. Rogers 
 fohn Willifon 
 William Constable 
 Lewis Dunbar 
 Thomas Kennedy 
 David Duncan 
 William Lang 
 
 R. J. Robertson 
 
 Magistrates and 
 Council 
 
 William Aitken 
 fames Grierfon 
 James Somerville 
 Alexander Ifdale 
 
 Smyth of Methven 
 Crown & E. Kinnoul ^ 
 Crown 
 Ditto 
 
 Crown & E. Mansfield 
 Eat 1 of Kinnoul c 
 Richardson of Pitfour \ 
 Earl of Mansfield a 
 
 Low of Fordel 1 
 
 ( Un. of St. Andrews & 
 X Belches of Invermay 
 Earl of Mansfield 
 Allen of Errol 
 Lord Lynedock 
 Ciown 
 
r" 
 
 Dumbarney 
 
 Kilfpindic 
 
 Rhynd 
 
 Tibbermore 
 
 Redgorton 
 
 Kinfauns 
 
 49 
 
 1164 John Anderson 
 722 I 
 426 . 
 
 1634 
 
 1589 1 
 
 802 . 
 
 Sir D. MoncrlefTe 
 Robertson ,Tulebelton 
 Earl of Wemyss 
 Crown 
 
 Earl of Mansfield 
 Ditto 
 
 Auchterarder 
 MonivajrjJ & Str. 946 
 
 Muckart 
 
 Glendovan ' 
 
 Blackford 
 
 Maderty 
 
 Fofsaway 
 
 Comrie 
 
 Crieff 
 
 Monzie 
 
 Gaik 
 
 Muthill 
 
 Foulis 
 
 Dunning 
 
 Trinity Gaik 
 
 David Black 
 J. Traquair 
 Thomas Tayloi 
 William Litton 
 James M‘Laggan 
 31. Auchterarder Presbytery. 
 
 2870 Charles Stewart Earl of Kinnoul 
 Colin Baxter Ditto and Crown 
 
 C Andrew Gibfon Crown 
 cThos. Nelson, A. Ditto 
 John Brown Ditto 
 
 John Clark Moray of Abercairny 
 
 John Edward Tough Earl of Kinnoul 
 
 704 
 
 139 
 
 1892 
 
 7M 
 
 1344 
 
 2614 
 
 4216 
 
 1167 
 
 522 
 
 2862 
 
 Stirling 
 
 St. Ninians 
 
 Gargunnock 
 
 Clackmannan 
 
 Peter Brydie 
 Patrick M‘lfaac 
 William Laing 
 Samuel Cameron 
 Thomas Young 
 James Walker 
 2224|Alexander Maxton 
 1876 James Russel 
 679, James Burgh 
 32. Stirling Presbytery. 
 
 1 f J. Marshall 1 
 
 ■J Archibald Bennie >The.Xown 
 
 Christopher Greig 
 Robert Buchanan 
 Robert Moodie 
 
 Grahams of Kinross 
 
 Crown & E. Kinnoul 
 
 Lady Gwydir 
 
 Crown 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Moray of Abercairny 
 Earl of Kinnoul 
 Ditto 
 
 7314 
 
 8274 
 
 862 
 
 4056 
 
 Larbert&Dunip.4659'John Bonar 
 
 Dollar 
 Alloa 
 Alva 
 Airth 
 
 Bothkennar 
 
 Denny 
 
 1295 Andrew Mylne 
 5577!james Maxton 
 1150 James Smith 
 1900 John Macgachen 
 895 John Caw 
 3364 John Dempfter 
 
 Dunblane 
 
 Balquhidder 
 
 Lecropt 
 
 Aberfoyle 
 
 33. Dunblane Presbytery. 
 
 Parish (nock 
 
 Edington of Gargun- 
 Lord Dundas 
 Crown 
 
 Crawford Tait, Esq. 
 Crown 
 
 Johnstone of Alva 
 Graham of Airth 
 Ditto 
 Crown 
 
 313^" John Grierson 
 12241 Alex. M‘Grigor 
 513 Peter M‘Laven 
 730 Patrick Graham 
 E 
 
 Crown 
 
 Sir J. E. M. M'Grigor 
 Stirling of Keir 
 Duke of Montrose 
 
 
Kippen 
 
 2029 
 
 Kilmadock 
 
 3150 
 
 Tulliallan 
 
 3558 
 
 Logie 
 
 2015 
 
 Tillicoultry 
 
 1163 
 
 Callender 
 
 2031 
 
 Kincardine 
 
 2388 
 
 PortofAIenteith 1614 
 
 50 
 
 William Anderfon 
 Patrick Murray 
 Andrew Bullock 
 Robert Clafon 
 Henry Anderfon 
 Peter Robertfon 
 Alexander Gray 
 Wm M‘Gr. Stirling 
 
 Erskine of Cardross 
 Lady Gwydir 
 Lady Keith 
 Earl of Dunmore 
 Wardlaw of Tillicoul- 
 Crown (try 
 
 Lady Gwydir 
 Erskine of Cardross 
 
 Kirk aid y 
 
 Ballingray 
 
 Burntifland 
 
 Auchterderran 
 
 Portmoak 
 
 Weems 
 
 Auchtertool 
 
 Kennoway 
 
 Markinch 
 
 Dyfart 
 
 Kinghorn 
 
 Leflie 
 
 Scoonie 
 
 Abbotlhali 
 
 Kinglaflie 
 
 Dunfermline 
 
 Saline 
 
 Kinrofs 
 
 Inverkeithing 
 
 Dalgety 
 
 Cleifh 
 
 Orwell 
 
 Carnock 
 
 Aberdour 
 
 Culross 
 
 Beath 
 
 Torryburn 
 
 VII. SYNOD of FIFE. 
 34. Kirkcaldy Presbytery . 
 445a John Martin 
 287 James Greig 
 2136 C. A. Watson 
 i488 ( Anrirew Murray 
 1354 Hugh Laird 
 415 71 John Maclachlan 
 536David Guild 
 1649 Patrick Wright 
 James Sievwright 
 
 4661 
 
 1658 
 
 ^443 
 
 2200 
 
 2042 
 
 3267 
 
 1027 
 
 Crown 
 
 Jobfon cf Lochore 
 Crown 
 
 Boswell of Balmuto 
 Graham of Kinross 
 City of Edinburgh 
 Earl of Moray 
 Crown 
 Ditto 
 
 f Peter Brother fton Earl of Rosslyn 
 (_John Thomson Ditto 
 
 Adam Paterfon 
 James Nicol 
 George Brewfter 
 John Murray 
 
 Lord Glam mis 
 Earl of Rothes 
 Crown 
 
 Ferguson of Raith 
 
 J, M. Cunnyngham Earl of Rothes 
 
 35. Dunfermline Presbytery . 
 
 13.681 
 
 1123 
 
 2563 
 
 C Allan MT.ean 
 C Peter Chalmers 
 William Forfar 
 G. Craig Buchanan 
 2512 Andrew Robertfon 
 912 ! John Scott 
 564! William Dalling 
 2529 James Wemyss 
 113 61 
 
 1489.William Bryce 
 
 I 5 And. B. Duncan 
 434 j cJohn Balfour 
 7 291 James Ferguson 
 J443iThomas Millar 
 
 Crown 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Grahams of Kinross 
 Sir Robert Preston 
 Earl of Moray , 
 Young of Cle : sh 
 Graham of Kinross 
 Erskine of Carnock 
 Earl of Morton 
 Lady Keith 
 Sir Robert Preston 
 Eail of Moray 
 Erskine of Carnock 
 
51 
 
 36. Cupar Presbytery , 
 
 Cupar 
 
 Kettle 
 
 Balmerino 
 
 Dunboig 
 
 Abdie 
 
 Flifk 
 
 Strathmiglo 
 
 Creigh 
 
 Monymeal 
 
 Cults 
 
 Coleflie 
 
 Newburgh 
 
 Kilmeny 
 
 Auchtermuchty 
 
 Logie 
 
 Dairfie 
 
 Moonzie 
 
 Ceres 
 
 Falkland 
 
 5892 
 2046 
 9 6 S 
 
 C L. Adamfon 
 t John Birrell 
 Peter Barclay 
 Andrew Thomfon 
 
 176 James Keyden 
 
 834 
 
 301 
 
 1842 
 
 394 
 
 1227 
 
 8J3 
 
 1030 
 
 2190 
 
 731 
 
 Laurence Miller 
 John Fleming 
 George Benner 
 Alexander Lawfon 
 Samuel Martin 
 Thomas Gillespie 
 David Ogilvie 
 David Williamfon 
 H.D, Cook 
 
 Andrew Melville 
 Alex. M‘Arthur 
 Alexander Kidd 
 
 St. Andrew’s 4899 
 
 St. Leonards 
 Anftruther Eaft. 
 Anftruther Weft. 
 
 Crail 
 
 Pittenweem 
 Kilrenny 
 Leuchars 
 Kemback 
 Kilconquhar 
 Kingfbarns 
 Dcnino 
 Carnbee 
 Cameron 
 Ferry 
 Forgan 
 Largo 
 Newburn 
 Ellie 
 
 St. Monance 
 
 2754 James Lifter 
 
 440 
 
 J89 
 209 
 
 2840 Jofeph Creighton 
 2459 William Thomson 
 37. St. Andrew's Presbytery . 
 
 J Robert Haldane Crown 
 C George Buift 
 513 James Hunter 
 1090 Robert Wilfon 
 429 Andrew Carftairs 
 1854 Andrew Bell 
 1200 Charles M. Addie 
 1494 James Brown 
 1731 David Watfon 
 634 James Macdonald 
 2317 William Feme 
 998 Geoige Wright 
 343 James Roger 
 1048 Anstruther Taylor 
 1068 Thomas Adamfon 
 1461 William D. Swan 
 937 Alexander Maule 
 2301 Robert Brown 
 398 Thomas Laurie 
 966 James Clerk 
 912 Robert Swan 
 
 Crown 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Earl of Mansfield 
 Lord Dundas 
 Earl of Mansfield 
 Grant of Congalton 
 Earl of Leven 
 U. Col. of St Andrew’s 
 Johnston of Lathrisk 
 Leys, & E. Mansfield 
 U. Col. of St Andrew’s 
 Bruce of Falkland 
 Crown 
 
 Anti-Patron. Society 
 Lady M. Crawford 
 Ditto 
 
 Bruce of Falkland 
 
 Town Council 
 Crown 
 
 Sir John Anstruther 
 Ditto 
 
 Lady M. Crawford 
 Sir John Anstruther 
 Ditto 
 Crown 
 
 Un. Col. St Andrew’s 
 Earl of Balcarras 
 Lady Mary Crawford 
 Un. Col. St. Andrew’s 
 Sir R. Anstruther 
 Crown 
 Ditto 
 Ditto 
 
 Durham of Largo 
 Halkct of Lawhill 
 Sir John Anstruther 
 Crown 
 
52 
 
 VIII. 
 
 Dundee 
 
 SYNOD of ANGUS and MEARNS. 
 38. Dundee Presbytery » 
 r Ar. M‘Lachlan ~) 
 
 Pat. M‘Vicar | 
 
 James Thomson [ 
 
 30,575 
 
 Inchture 
 
 985 
 
 > Alex. Peter 
 David Murray 
 ^Charles Adie 
 AlexanderDavie 
 David Cannan 
 465 ! John Spence 
 William Maule 
 Robert S. Walker 
 George Winehouse 
 
 ^■Town Council 
 
 Strath m.&Mains 1779 
 Kinnaird 
 
 Monikie 1325 
 
 Longforgan 1544 
 
 Auchterhouse 632 
 
 LifF and Benvie 2621 George Addison 
 
 Monyfieth 2107 William Johnston 
 
 Abernyte 
 
 Murroes 
 Tealing 
 
 Lundie & Foulis 
 
 269 James Wilson 
 629 John Currie 
 725 George Tod 
 809 T Raitt, T Irvine, A. 
 
 Meigle 
 
 Lintrathan 
 
 Alyth 
 
 C’upar-Angus 
 
 Airly 
 
 Bendorhy 
 
 Kingoldrum 
 
 Essie & Nevy 
 
 Kettins 
 
 Ruthven 
 
 Glenisla 
 
 Blairgowrie 
 
 Newtyle 
 
 39. Meigle Presbytery. 
 
 Crown 
 
 Ditto & Strathmartin 
 
 Crown 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ogilvie of Airly 
 
 Lord Gray & Crov n 
 
 Hon. William Maule 
 
 Crown 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Viscount Duncan 
 
 847|James Mitchell 
 941 George Loudon 
 2569 William Ramsay 
 2622 John Halket 
 
 Robert Aikman 
 > Thomas Bartie 
 ’ William Haldane 
 . James Miller 
 ; David Symmers 
 313 Patrick Bartie 
 1144 James Martin 
 2253 James Johnston 
 796IJ. Moon 
 
 981 
 
 766 
 
 517 
 
 664 
 
 1215 
 
 Forfar 
 
 Inverarity 
 
 Kirriemuir 
 
 Oathlaw 
 
 Glammis 
 
 Kinnettles 
 
 Cortachie 
 
 5897 
 
 966 
 
 5056 
 
 405 
 
 2009 
 
 566 
 
 40. Forfar Presbytery . 
 
 Crown 
 
 Ogilvie of Airly 
 
 Crown 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Lord Glammis 
 
 Crown 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Mr Mackenzie 
 Crown 
 Ditto 
 Ditto 
 
 M‘Pherson & Lindsay 
 Mr Mackenzie 
 
 William Ciugflon 
 William Rankine 
 Thomas Easton 
 Lewis Littlejohn 
 JamesLyon 
 Robert Lunan 
 
 990 William Ogilvy 
 
 Town of Forfar 
 Fotheringh.ofFowrie 
 Lord Douglas 
 Eail of Aboyne 
 Lord Glammis 
 Crown 
 
 Ogilvie of Airly 
 
Rescobie 
 
 Aberlemno 
 
 Dunnichen 
 
 Tannadice 
 
 Aberbrothock 
 
 Carmylie 
 
 Barry 
 
 Lunan 
 
 Panbride 
 
 Kirkden 
 
 Guthrie 
 
 St. Vigeans 
 
 Kinnell 
 
 Inverkeilor 
 
 Arbirlot 
 
 Brechin 
 
 Montrose 
 
 Maryton 
 
 Fern 
 
 Menmuir 
 
 Lethnot 
 
 Strickathrow 
 
 Edzel 
 
 Lochlee 
 
 Farnwell 
 
 Dun 
 
 Carraldstone 
 
 Craig 
 
 Logie-Pert 
 
 Fordoun 
 
 Fettercairn 
 
 Kinneff 
 
 Marykirk 
 
 Arbuthnot 
 
 Dunnottar 
 
 Bervie 
 
 53 
 
 Lord Glammis 
 Crown and Smyth of 
 Crown (Methven 
 NewCol. St Andrew’s 
 
 874 William Rogers 
 l04cUames Mitchell 
 1433 James Headrick 
 137s [John Buist 
 41. Aberbrothock Presbytery . 
 o 1 ^ George Glegg Crown 
 15972 l Tho. Doig, Asst. Kirk Session 
 1073 William Robertlon 
 1357 John Kirk 
 306 Robert Barclay 
 1275 David Trail 
 813 David Carruthers 
 555 John Bruce 
 5583 John Muir 
 732 George Walker 
 1785!Alexander Carnegie Ditto 
 1062 Richard Watson Ditto 
 
 42. Brechin Presbytery. 
 
 J James Burns Crown 
 
 l George Whitson Ditto 
 C Robert Smith 
 ^ Joseph Paterson 
 Andrew Ferguson 
 David Harris 
 William Cron 
 
 Crown 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Guthrie of Guthrie 
 
 Crown 
 
 Ditto 
 
 5 9° 6 
 
 10,338 
 
 476 
 
 411 
 
 889 
 
 538 
 
 580 
 
 1043 
 
 57 ^ 
 
 599 
 
 605 
 
 240 
 
 1545 
 
 1012 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Town Council 
 Crown 
 Ditto 
 
 Erskine of Balhall 
 Alexander Symmers Crown 
 Robert Hannah Crown &E.ofKintore 
 
 Andrew Hutton 
 David Inglis 
 James Wilson 
 John Adie 
 David Lyell 
 James Brewster 
 Thomas Hill 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Countess of Cassi’is 
 Skene of Skene 
 Col. of St. Andrew's 
 Crown and Ditto 
 
 43. Fordoun Presbytery . 
 
 3375 
 
 1572 
 
 1036 
 
 1839 
 
 928 
 
 1797 
 
 1092 
 
 James Leslie Crown 
 
 Alexander White Ditto 
 Pat. Stewart, A. Stewart, a si.sue .— Ditte 
 James Shand Crombie of Phesdo 
 
 James Milne Viscount Arbuthnot 
 
 John Glennie Crown 
 
 John Glcgs Ditto 
 
 E 3 
 
Newdeer 
 
 Rathen 
 
 Longside 
 
 St Fergus 
 
 Crimond 
 
 Strichen 
 
 Lonmay 
 
 Fraserburgh 
 
 Tyrie 
 
 Peterhead 
 
 Aberdour 
 
 Pitsligo 
 
 Turriff 
 
 Monquhitter 
 
 Garnery 
 
 Forgue 
 
 Alva 
 
 Fyvie 
 
 Forglen 
 
 King Edward 
 
 Drumblade 
 
 Inver keithnie 
 
 Auchterless 
 
 Fordyce 
 
 Banff 
 
 Cullen 
 
 Deskford 
 
 Rathven 
 
 Boyndie 
 
 Ordequhill 
 
 Huntly 
 Botriphnie 
 Rothiemay 
 Keith 
 Mortlath 
 Cairnie 
 Grange 
 
 32 r1[Hugh Taylor 
 1926 William Cock 
 2357 William Greig 
 * 356 James Anderson 
 900 William Boyd 
 1968 Alexander S mpson 
 1589 Charles Gibbon 
 2831 John Cumming 
 1584 G. Alex. Simpson 
 6313.William Donald 
 1495 George Gardiner 
 1345(Alexander Farquhar Crown 
 50 . Turriff Presbytery. 
 
 2406'James Cruickshank Earl of Fife 
 1918 Alexander Johnston Ditto 
 37i6|Thomas Wilson Garden of Troup 
 2000 Alexander Allardyce Morison of Bognie 
 
 Crown 
 Lord Saltoun 
 Crown 
 Ditto 
 
 Earl of Fife 
 Strichen 
 
 Gordon of Buthlaw 
 Lord Saltoun 
 Ditto 
 Crown 
 
 Dingwall of Brucklay 
 
 1079 James Sangster 
 3002 John Falconer 
 
 75 o 
 1822 
 
 871 
 5 77 
 1538 
 
 Laurence Moyse 
 William Findlay 
 Robert Brown 
 James Milne 
 George Dingwall 
 
 51 . Fordyce Presbytery. 
 
 Sir G. Abercrombie 
 Gordon of Fyvie 
 Sir G. Abercrombie 
 Crown 
 
 Earl of Kintore 
 
 Auchintoul 
 
 Hatton 
 
 Alex. Humphry 
 F. W. Grant 
 George Innes 
 Walter Chalmers 
 James Gardiner 
 Alexander Milne 
 John Innes 
 
 3*45 
 
 3835 
 1451 
 693 
 5364 
 
 1290 
 
 j—- — 
 
 X. SYNOD OF MORAY 
 
 Earl of Seafield 
 Ditto 
 Ditto 
 Ditto 
 
 Hay of Rannes 
 Earl of Seafield 
 Ditto 
 
 52 . Stratkbogie Presbytery. 
 
 3349 
 
 57 * 
 
 ii 54 
 
 3926 
 
 2044 
 
 1854 
 
 1482 
 
 6 * 
 Rhynie and Essie 776 
 
 James Walker 
 Alexander Angus 
 
 James Thomson 
 Morris Forsyth 
 William Cowie 
 William Duff 
 William Allardyce 
 
 Duke of Gordon 
 
 Earl of Fife 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Crown 
 
 D.ofGordon, E.cf Fife 
 Earl of Fife 
 Ditto 
 
57 
 
 Glass 
 
 888 John Cruickshank 
 
 Duke of Gordon 
 
 Marnoch 
 
 2210 William Scronach 
 
 Earl of Fife 
 
 Bellie 
 
 2235 William Rennie 
 
 Duke of Gordon 
 
 Gartly 
 
 979 
 
 John Robertson 
 
 Ditto 
 
 
 53 . 
 
 Abernethy Presbytery . 
 
 Abernethy 
 
 1968 
 
 Donald Maitin 
 
 Earl of Seafield 
 
 b Kingussie 
 
 2CC4 
 
 George Shepherd 
 
 Duke of Gordon 
 
 Kirkmichael 
 
 1570 
 
 Alexander Tulloch 
 
 Earl of Seafield 
 
 Alvie 
 
 961 
 
 John Macdonald 
 
 Duke of Gordon 
 
 Cromdale 
 
 2897 
 
 Gregor Grant 
 
 Earl of Seafield 
 
 Duthil 
 
 1739 
 
 William Grant 
 
 Ditto 
 
 
 54 . Aberlour Presbytery. 
 
 Aberlour 
 
 1059 
 
 Alexander Wilson 
 
 Earl of Fife 
 
 Boharm 
 
 1206 
 
 Lewis G. Forbes 
 
 Earl of Fife & Cr< 
 
 Rothes 
 
 1642 
 
 George Cruickshank Earl of Seafield 
 
 c Inveraven 
 
 2481 
 
 William Grant 
 
 Ditto 
 
 P Knockando 
 
 14x4 
 
 William Asher 
 
 Ditto 
 
 55. Elgin Presbytery. 
 
 Elgin 
 
 St. Andrews 
 DufFus 
 Alves 
 Birnie 
 
 New Spynie 
 Speymouth 
 Drainie 
 Urquhart 
 
 5308 
 
 934 
 
 1950 
 
 947 
 
 384 
 
 996 
 
 1401 
 
 1060 
 
 1003 
 
 C William Gordon 
 C Alex. Walker 
 William Leslie 
 John Gordon 
 Duncan Grant 
 James Paterfon 
 Thomas Caiman 
 James Gilh.n 
 Richard Rofe 
 James M‘I.ean 
 
 Crown 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Spynie,&E. of Moray 
 Sir Archibald Dunbar 
 Earl of Moray 
 Ditto 
 
 Carnegie of Spynie 
 E.of Moray & Altyre 
 A1 tyre 
 Earl of Fife 
 
 Forres 
 
 3540 
 
 Kinloss 
 
 1071 
 
 Rafford 
 
 970 
 
 Edinkillie 
 
 1233 
 
 Dollas 
 
 1015 
 
 Dyke and Moy 
 
 1460 
 
 Nairn 
 Auldearn 
 Ardclach 
 Jjj Calder 
 Ardersier 
 Croy 
 
 56. Forres Presbytery. 
 
 Thomas Hoyes Earl of Moray 
 William Rcbertfon E.of Moray & Lethen 
 George Mackay Burgie and Lethen 
 Thomas Macfarlane Earl of Moray 
 William Tulloch Cumming of Altyre 
 Mark Atkins Crown&GrantofMoy 
 
 57. Nairn Presbytery* 
 
 3228,James Grant 
 15213jWilliam Barclay 
 i287|Hugh Macbean 
 U2ojAlex2nder Grant 
 i387;Prycc Campbell 
 15381 A. Campbell 
 
 Brodie 
 Ditto 
 Lethen 
 Lord Cawdor 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto and Kilravock 
 
Inverness 
 
 Petty 
 
 Dores 
 
 Daviot 
 
 Kiltarlity 
 
 Moy 
 
 Kirkhill 
 
 58 
 
 5 8. Inverness Presbytery- 
 ( Thomas Fraser Crown 
 12,264 < Alexander Rose 
 C Alexander Clark 
 1758 William Smith 
 1573 David Fraser 
 1750 James Macphail 
 2429 Colin Fraser 
 1332 James Maclachlan 
 1572 Donald Fraser 
 
 Frafer of Lovat 
 Crown 
 
 Earl of Moray 
 Lord Cawdor 
 Crown & Ditto 
 Fraser of Lovat 
 M'Intoih of Gcddes 
 Frafer of Lovat 
 
 Rofemarkie 
 
 Kilmuir-wefler 
 
 Kirkmichael 
 
 Cromarty 
 
 Avoch 
 
 Kilearnan 
 
 Tain 
 
 Fearn 
 
 Kilmuir-eafter 
 
 Kincardine 
 
 Logie-eafter 
 
 Nigg 
 
 Eddertoun 
 
 Tarbet 
 
 Rosskeen 
 
 Dingwall 
 
 Urray 
 
 Fodderty 
 
 Contin 
 
 Urquhart 
 
 Kilmorack 
 
 Kiltearn 
 
 Alnefs 
 
 XI. SYNOD OF ROSS. 
 
 59 Chanonry Presbytery. 
 
 1571 
 
 *973 
 
 1201 
 
 2649 
 
 1821 
 
 I37i 
 
 Alexander Wood Crown 
 Roderick Mackenzie M‘KenzieofCromaity 
 
 M k Kenzie ol Newhall 
 Crown 
 
 Sir J. W. M'Kenzie 
 Mackenzie, Cromaity 
 
 Donald Sage 
 Alex. Stewait 
 James Smith 
 John Kennedy 
 60 . Tain Presbytery , 
 
 2861 Angus M‘.lntoIh 
 1654 Hugh Rofs 
 1381 Charles Matthefon 
 1811 Hector Allen 
 813 Neil Kennedy 
 X436.Lewis Rose v/iuwu 
 
 915'Alexander Cameron Mackenzie,Cromarty 
 l625jWilliam Forbes Cr.&M‘Kenzie,Newh 
 258 i|D. Carment M‘Kenzie, Cromarty 
 
 61 . Dingwall Presbytery. 
 
 2031 Hedtor Bethune Crown (marty 
 
 2731 Donald Macdonald Mackenzie of Cro- 
 
 M‘Kenzie, Cromarty 
 Crown 
 
 ► Mackenzie,Cromarty 
 Crown 
 
 1952 
 
 1930 
 
 2822 
 
 2862 
 
 *454 
 
 1270 
 
 C. J. Bayne 
 — Downie 
 John Macdonald 
 Simon Frafer 
 Thomas Monro 
 Alexander Flyter 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Crown 
 
 Forbes of Culloden 
 Fraser of Lovat 
 Crown 
 
 M‘Kenzie, Cromarty 
 
 XII. SYNOD of SUTHERLAND and CAITHNESS. 
 
 62. Dornoch Presbytery. 
 
 Dornoch 3loclAngus Kennedy Countess Sutherland 
 
 Rogart i986|John Mackenzie Ditto 
 
 ■■nil 
 
» 
 
 
 59 
 
 
 Lairg 
 
 1094 
 
 Dune. M‘Gi!livray' 
 
 ) 
 
 Golfpic 
 
 1036 
 
 Al. Macpherson j 
 
 - Countess Sutherland 
 
 Loth 
 
 2008 
 
 Donald Ross ' 
 
 \ 
 
 Criech 
 
 *35 4 
 
 Murdoch Cameron 
 
 Ditto and Crown 
 
 Kildonan 
 
 565 
 
 James Campbell 
 
 Countess Sutherland 
 
 Aflynt 
 
 2803 
 
 Charles Gordon 
 
 Ditto 
 
 ' Clyne 
 
 1874 
 
 Hugh M'Kenzie 
 
 Ditto 
 
 V 
 
 63 . Tongue Presbytery . 
 
 Tongue 
 
 l736|William McKenzie 
 
 Crown 
 
 Durnefs 
 
 1004'William Findlater 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Farr 
 
 1994 David Mackenzie 
 
 Countess Sutherland 
 
 Edrachilles 
 
 1229 John Mackenzie 
 
 Ct own 
 
 Latheron 
 
 Rcay 
 
 Bower 
 
 Cannifby 
 
 Dunnet 
 
 Thurfo 
 
 Watten 
 
 Olrig 
 
 Wick 
 
 Halkirk 
 
 Inverary 
 
 64 . Caithness Presbytery . 
 
 6575 
 
 3815 
 
 i486 
 2128 
 1636 
 4045 
 1158 
 1093 
 6713 
 
 2214 
 
 George Davidson 
 David M Kay 
 William Smith 
 William Milne 
 Thomas Joll e 
 William Macintofli 
 Alexander Gunn 
 
 North Knapdale 2654 
 South Knapdale 1913 
 
 Sir James Colquhonn 
 Crown 
 
 Sir James Colquhoun 
 Sinclair of Freswick 
 Sir James Colquhoun 
 Sir John Sinclair 
 Sir James Colquhoun 
 | William Mackenzie Ditto 
 Robert Phin Sir Benjamin Dunbar 
 
 2646 John Munro Sir James Colquhoun 
 
 XIII. SYNOD OF ARGYLL. 
 
 65 . Inverary Presbytery . 
 
 'James M‘Gibbon Duke of Argyll 
 Paul Frafer Ditto 
 
 _ Angus M‘Lean,^.Ditto 
 
 Craignifh 
 Kilmichael 
 Kilmartin 
 
 Dunoon 
 
 Kilmodan 
 
 Kilfinnan 
 
 Lochgoilhead 
 
 Strachur 
 
 Roth fay 
 
 Kingarth 
 
 Inverchoalan 
 
 901 
 
 4583 
 
 Crown 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Duke of Agryll (illan 
 Campbell of Auehin- 
 Duke of Argyll 
 
 Colin Campbell 
 Duncan Rankine 
 Francis Stewart 
 Dugald Campbell 
 1452 Hugh Dewar 
 66 . Dunoon Presbytery. 
 
 2l77iJohn Campbell Duke of Argyll 
 
 73l|Donald Campbell Ditto 
 
 1839 Donald M‘Nicol Lamont of Lamont 
 
 1130 Donald M'GUlivray Callander of Ardkinlas 
 
 Do. & Maclachlan of 
 James Denoon (Maclachlan 
 
 1204 
 
 5709 
 
 65 i 
 
 890 Joseph Stuart 
 
 Hugh M'Tavifli 
 
 ^ Marquis of Bute 
 

 60 
 
 Southend 
 
 Killean 
 
 Ki leal monel 
 
 Kilbride 
 
 Kilmorie 
 
 Gigha and Cara 
 
 Kildakon 
 
 Campbelton 
 
 Jura & Colonsay 2168 
 Saddel&Skipness 2191 
 
 Kilchoman 
 
 Killarrow 
 
 Kilbrandon 
 Kilchrenan 
 Ardchattan 
 Kilninver 
 Glenorchy 
 JLifTmore 
 Kilmore and 
 Kilbride 
 
 67 . Kintyre Presbytery , 
 
 2004|Donald Kelly 
 
 3 ^ob'Donald Macdonald C Duke of Argyll 
 3578 John M‘Arthur j 
 2714 Allan M'Naughton Duke of Hamilton 
 3827 Angus M‘ Mill an Ditto 
 
 573 Malcolm Macdonald Duke of Argyll 
 2427 Arch. M*Tavish Crown 
 
 / f Donald Smith 
 
 9 ° 10 t John Macdougall / ~ f A „ 
 Alex. Kennedy ° V Duke of Argyll 
 
 H. M*Laurin j 
 
 Crown 
 
 James Macintofli Ditto 
 
 68. Lorn Presbytery. 
 
 3966 
 
 577s 
 
 2644 
 
 1071 
 
 2494 
 
 1086 
 
 1936 
 
 4103 
 
 Alexander Beith 
 William Frazer 
 Hugh Fraser 
 Donald Campbell 
 |ohn M*Kellar 
 John Stewart 
 
 ► 275° 
 
 Tiree & Coll 
 
 Torofay 
 
 Morven 
 
 Ardnamurchan 
 
 Kilfinichen 
 
 Kilninian 
 
 Patrick M‘ In tyre 
 69 * Mull Presbytery 
 
 Duke of Argyll 
 Ditto 
 
 Campbell of Lochntil 
 Argyll & Breadalbane 
 Ditto 
 
 Duke of Argyll 
 Ditto 
 
 5445 Niei Maclean 
 2288 Alexander Frafer 
 1995 John Macleod 
 5422 J. Patience 
 3967^003^ Campbell 
 4357lDonald M‘Arthur 
 
 Duke of Argyll 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 XIV. SYNOD OF GLENELG. 
 
 Urquhart 
 
 Kilmanivaig 
 
 Laggan 
 
 Kilmallie 
 
 Bollelkine 
 
 70. Abertarph Presbytery. 
 
 2822 
 
 2842 
 
 1234 
 
 5527 
 
 2096 
 
 James D. Smith 
 
 M. Mack ay 
 Duncan Mdntyre 
 William Frafer 
 
 Gairloch 
 
 Lochcarron 
 
 Kintail 
 
 71. Lochcarron Presbytery. 
 
 Earl of Seafitld 
 Disputed 
 Ditto 
 Lochiel 
 Fraser of Lovat 
 
 4518 
 
 1932 
 
 1027 
 
 James RufTell 
 John Mackenzie 
 James Morifon 
 
 ^ Crown 
 
Glenflnel 
 
 Lochbroom 
 
 Glenelg 
 
 Applecrofs 
 
 Lochallh 
 
 61 
 
 768jJohn Macrae 
 455 c |Thomas Rofs 
 2807 Colin M‘Iver 
 2793 John M‘Queen 
 2492 Hector Maclean 
 Holm 
 
 r" 
 
 Deernefs 
 
 79. Sky Presbytery. 
 
 [Crown, Patron.] 
 
 Kilmuir 3387 R. M‘Gregor 
 Strath 2619 J. Macinnon 
 Snizort 2789 Mai. Macleod Stromnefs 
 Small Ifles 1620 Don Maclean 
 Portree 3174 Coll Macdonald 
 Sleat 2608 A. M‘Iver 
 [Macleod of Macleod, Patron.] 
 
 Duirnilh 4147 James Soutter 
 Bracadale 2103 Rod. M'Leod 
 73 . Uist Presbytery. 
 
 [Crown, Pation.] 
 
 South Uift 6038 George Monro 
 Barra 2303 Al. Nicholfon 
 North Uift 4971 F. Macrae 
 [Macleod of Harris, Patron.] 
 
 Harris 3909 Alex. Bethune 
 74 . Lewis Presbytery. 
 
 [Crown, Patron.] 
 
 Uig 2875 Alex. M‘Leod 
 
 Stornoway 4119 John Cameron 
 Barvas 2568 Wm. Macrae 
 Lochs 2669 Alex. Simpson 
 
 XV. SYNOD of ORKNEY. 
 75 . Kirkwall Presbytery. 
 [The Parish, Patron. 
 Kirkwall & ,fW. Logie 
 St. Ola • 5240 t jol.nDun 
 [LordDunda9, Patron,] 
 Evie 1408 J.Duguid 
 Ronaldfay 2231 John Gerard 
 
 Crown 
 
 M Kenzie, Cromarty 
 Grant of Waternish 
 Crown 
 Ditto 
 
 773 Andrew Smith 
 1558 James Smellie 
 76 . Cairs ton Presbytery . 
 [Lord Dundas, Patron.] 
 
 8874 Wm.Cloufton 
 Grtsmfay 508 G. Hamilton 
 Orphir 906 Francis Liddle 
 Birfay 2245 A. Anderfon 
 Firth 1141 Wm. Malcolm 
 Heddell of Mellsetter, Patron.] 
 Walls 949 Jas. Brcmner 
 7 . 7 . North Isles Presbytery. 
 [Lord Dundas, Patron.] 
 Shapinfhay 779 John Barry 
 Weftray 1947 John Armit 
 R.oufay 1151 James Paterfon 
 Stronfay 1686 John Simpson 
 Crofs 1400 Wm. Grant 
 Lady Parifti 880 Walter Traill 
 78 . Zetland Presbytery. 
 [Lord Dunda9, Patron.] 
 Walls 1991 Dav. Thomfon 
 Unft 2598 James Ingram 
 Dunroflnefs 3798 Tho. Barclay 
 Netting 2005 John Inches 
 Delting 1818 John Paton 
 Yell 1729 John Finlayfon 
 Tingwall 2309 John Turnbull 
 Fetlar 1586 CharlesCowan 
 Brefiay 1585 Geo. Marshall 
 N. Maving2264 Wm. Waifon 
 Lerwick 2578 John Menzies 
 Sandfting 1884 John Bryden 
 
 [In the Established. Church of Scotland there are 15 Synods , 78 
 Presbyteries , and 877 Parishes.—The Population of Scotland , 
 according to the Returns made in 1821 , is 2 , 093 , 456 .] 
 
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 62 
 
 Bengal 
 
 Established Abroad. 
 
 $ James Bryce 
 
 Calcutta 
 
 1814 j Madras Fort St George 
 
 . Bombay 
 
 4 James Brown 
 J Alex. Webster 
 X George James Laurie 
 J James Clow 
 4 Joseph Lawrie 
 
 CHAPELS of EASE in the 
 Edinburgh Presbytery. 
 
 L. Glenorchy’s, T. S. Jones 
 St. Cuthbert’s, Patrick Clafon 
 Hope Park, J. Forbes 
 Stockbridge, Jas Henderson 
 Canongate, John dark 
 Leith Wynd, Wm Simpson 
 
 Gaelic, Dun. M*Caig 
 
 Leith, Jo. Colquhoun 
 
 Portobello, John Glen 
 Dunfermline Presbytery. 
 Dunfermline, G B Brand 
 Aucktera* der Presbytery. 
 Avdoch, Jo. M‘Farlane 
 
 Dunblane Presbytery. 
 Thornhill, John Sommers 
 
 Gartmore, Alex. Leitch 
 
 Perth Presbytery . 
 
 Perth (Gaelic) D. M‘Farlane 
 Abernethy Presbytery. 
 Granton Vacant 
 
 Lorn Presbytery. 
 
 Oban Vacant 
 
 Chanonry Presbytery. 
 Cromarty (Gael.) Alex. M‘Leod 
 Dundee Presbytery 
 Dun.StAndrew’s,Gavin Parker 
 Chapelihade, Wm Johnstone 
 
 Gaelic, C. Macalister 
 
 Aberbrothock Presbytery. 
 Abeibrothock, Vacant 
 
 Jedbu rgh Presbytery. 
 Caerlanrigg, Gavv. Turnbul 
 
 CHURCH of SCOTLAND. 
 
 Ayr Presbytery. 
 Catrine James Currie 
 
 Aberdeen Presbytery , 
 College, Aber. Gordon 
 
 Footdee St Cle-x T , t 
 
 jJohnlhomfon 
 ments / 
 
 Belmont-street ?'\ c f 
 
 L-Wm. Leith, A, 
 
 Gilcomston, James Kidd 
 
 Trinity, David Simpson 
 
 Union, William Lyon 
 
 Gaelic, H. M’Kenzie 
 
 Deer Presbytery. 
 
 New Pitsligo John Sharp 
 
 Fordyce Presbytery. 
 Enzie James Leslie 
 
 Portsoy D.Ctuickshank 
 
 Inverness Presbytery. 
 Inverness, Rob. Findlater 
 
 Glasgow Presbytery. 
 Cannon Street J. M‘Leod 
 St John's, Jos. Somerville 
 
 St George’s, Peter Napier 
 
 Gaelic, John M‘Lanrin 
 
 Do. New, Robert Clark 
 
 Calton, IVatt. Graham 
 
 Hope St. < Gael.) Alex Beith 
 Mary-Hill R. M. Wilson 
 
 Anderston, D. Macfarbne 
 
 Gorbals, K. M Kenzie 
 
 Shettlestown, J. J. Macfariane 
 
 Chrystone James Young 
 
■r 
 
 Lanark Presbytery 
 Lcadhills, Tho. Anderson 
 
 Paisley Presbytery . 
 
 Gaelic, Walter Blair 
 
 Johnstone, Alex. Teller 
 
 Port-Glasgow, John Parker 
 Gieenock (Gacl.)Ang. Macbean 
 
 63 
 
 Do. Blackhall St. Nath. Morren 
 Hamilton Presbytery. 
 Airdrie, J Finlayfon 
 
 Dunoon Presbytery. 
 Rothsay, David Fraser 
 
 Penpont Presbytery. 
 Wanlockhtad, — Swan 
 
 In England in Connexion with the Church of Scotland. 
 
 Presbytery of London. 
 London Wall Wm Manuel 
 St Vincent-st. J. Crombie 
 Woolwich John Blythe 
 Swallow-st. 
 
 Hatton Garden Edward Irving 
 North - West of England Presb. 
 Workington John Selkirk 
 James Lawrie 
 Walter Fairlie 
 William Rintoul 
 James Paton 
 ^Andrew Wilson 
 
 Brampton 
 
 Whitehaven 
 
 Maryport 
 
 Longtown 
 
 Liverpool 
 
 Old Northumberland Presbytery. 
 Alnwick William Goldie 
 
 Lowick 
 
 Etal 
 
 Glanton 
 
 Israel Craig 
 David Atken 
 — Kirkton 
 
 Bavington Alex. Trotter 
 Haltwhistle James Stevenson 
 Bewcastle — Lauder 
 Liverpool, Old 1 „ . , 
 
 ham street j Hugh Ralph 
 Birmingham J. G. Crosbie 
 Presbytery of Newcastle . 
 f Silver-st. W. B. Smith 
 P. | Blackett-st. John Smellie 
 « j High Bridge Robert Fergu 9 
 £ j Wallknoll And. Robson 
 Gateshead H. Murray 
 LGioat Mkt. D. M‘Indoe 
 North Shields C. Thomson 
 South Shields Chas Toshach 
 Sunderland Jo. Livingston 
 Monk wenrmouth John Wood 
 Seaton Sluice William Leitch 
 New Northumberland Pres . 
 
 Ministers not yet formed into 
 any Presbytery. 
 
 Berwick upon Tweed » 
 
 Low Meeting John Crambe 
 High Meeting James R. Brown 
 Tweedmouth James Lawrie 
 
 Northumberland , &c. 
 Hexham Ja. Richardson 
 
 Falstone John Gray 
 Longframlington A. Richardson 
 Wigan Wm. Dinwoodie 
 
 Wark — Slate 
 
 Warenford 
 
 Belford 
 
 Thropton 
 
 Stamfordham 
 
 Branton 
 
 Harbottle 
 
 Widdrington 
 
 Wooler 
 
 Morpeth 
 
 Felton 
 
 Spital 
 
 Crookham 
 
 Alnwick 
 
 A. Hutchison 
 Marcus Dodds 
 George Gibb 
 James Bryce 
 N. Blythe 
 James Paterson 
 Daniel Hunter 
 James Mitchell 
 George Atkin 
 Alex. Hoy 
 — Whitehouse 
 Thomas Hall 
 Joseph Rate 
 
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 64 
 
 In Ireland in Connexion with the Church of Scotland. 
 Dublin James Carlisle 
 
 In Connexion with the Church of Scotland Abroad . 
 
 Canadas 
 
 Nova Scotia 
 
 f Quebec 
 
 Montreal 
 
 Lochiel 
 
 Williamston 
 
 Kingston 
 
 Cornwall 
 
 Merchantown 
 
 , Halifax 
 
 Pictou 
 
 New Brunswick 5 |°^, n S , 
 
 l St Andrew s 
 
 New South Wales Sydney 
 Ditto Portland Head 
 
 India Bombay 
 
 Jamaica Kingston 
 
 Demarara Georgetown 
 
 Ditto Ditto 
 
 Bermuda 
 
 James Harkness 
 f James Sommerville 
 J Henry Esson 
 
 1 Edward Black 
 C.John Burns 
 
 John MLaurin 
 John M‘Kenzie 
 
 Plarry Leith 
 Archibald Connal 
 CEbenezer Renny 
 s John Martin 
 
 f Donald A. Fraser 
 < Hugh M'Leod 
 C Kenneth Mackenzie 
 j George Burns 
 2 Alexander MacLean 
 John D. Laing 
 John M‘Garvie 
 John Stevenson 
 James Wordie 
 C Archibald Brown 
 
 2 iEneas Gunn 
 Francis Dickson 
 
 Ministers of the Church of Scotland on the Dutch Establishment. 
 
 Amsterdam 
 
 Dordregt 
 
 C Alex Mackintosh 
 2 A. B. Mackey 
 James Morgan 
 
 Rotterdam 
 
 JWm Macphail 
 2 James Anderson 
 Middleburg — Morrison 
 
 MISSIONARIES employed by the COMMITTEE for 
 managing the ROYAL BOUNTY. 
 
 Abertarpk Presbytery. 
 
 Fort Augustus Jo. Macintyre 
 Glcnmoriston 
 
 Ardgour, &c. James Stewart 
 Glengary D. Macdonald 
 
 Lochaber, &c. Donald Leitch 
 
 Aberlour Presbytery. 
 Glenrinnes Alex. Falconer 
 
 Glenlivet Francis Walker 
 
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 Caithness Prtsbylcrif . 
 Halkiik, &c. Finlay Cook 
 
 D unhid Presbytery. 
 Rannoch Ja. Fergusson 
 
 Amnlree Dune. B.Forbes 
 
 Grandtully Alex Campbell 
 
 Dingwall Presbytery. 
 Contine A. M'Donald 
 
 Dingwall Inverness Presb. 
 Strathglass James Nicol 
 
 Elgin Presbytery. 
 Pluscardine Ja. Thomson 
 
 Burghead — Waters 
 
 Forjar Presbytery. 
 
 Clova, &c. WilliamOgilvy 
 
 Inver ary Presbytery. 
 We st Sho,e°f? Akx Macnab 
 Lochnne y 
 Inverary Kintyre Presb. 
 Tarbert, &c. Alex. Cameron 
 
 Kincardine O'Neil Presb. 
 Braemar, &c. P. Drummond 
 
 Tullich, &c. — Cameron 
 
 Kincardine O'N.fy Alford Presb. 
 Corgarf Wm Forbes 
 
 Lewis Presbytery. 
 CarJowry Alex Simpson 
 
 Lochcarron Presbytery. 
 Kishorn, &c. Rod. M‘Rae 
 
 Knoydart 
 
 Lorn Presbytery. 
 
 Glenco, &c. DM'Naughton 
 
 Lorn and Mull Presbytery. 
 Strontian Al. Anderson 
 
 Mull Presbytery. 
 
 Arisaig, &c. D. Maccallum 
 
 Ulva, &c. 
 
 Kintraa, &c. Ken.M‘Kenzie 
 
 Salen, &c. Alex. Ferguson 
 
 Sky Presbytery. 
 Vaternish Rod. Reid 
 
 Lyndale, &c. Col. M'Kenzie 
 
 Eynort John Nicolson 
 
 Rum, &c. Alex Macleod 
 
 Tain and Dornoch Presbytery. 
 Kincardine, &c. W Robertson 
 Uist Presbytery. 
 
 Elarris John Bethune 
 
 Benbccula, &c. Dun. Maclean 
 
 Sanday, &c. WmMacqucen 
 
 MISSIONARIES employed by the SOCIETY FOR 
 PROPAGATING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE. 
 
 Presbytery . 
 Abertarph 
 Caithness 
 Dunkeld 
 
 Tongue 
 
 Lochcarron 
 
 Turriff 
 
 Uist 
 
 Parish . 
 Kilmaillie 
 Latheion 
 Kenmore 
 Fortingale 
 Killin 
 Duirness 
 Loclibroom 
 King Edward 
 South Uist 
 
 Station. 
 Fort William 
 Berriedale 
 Lochtayside 
 Glenlyon 
 Strathfillan 
 Eriboll 
 Ullapool 
 Newby th 
 St Kilda 
 
 Name. 
 
 C.John Eayne 
 A. Cook 
 Colin Hunter 
 John M‘Alister 
 Alex. M l Dougai 
 
 Alex. Ross 
 Gilbert Brown 
 
 REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD .—[3 Prelbyteries.] 
 North Eastern Reformed Presb. ILoanhead W Anderson 
 
 Edinburgh William G©old|Chirnfide P Macindoe 
 
 F 3 
 

 66 
 
 Kelfo Stewart Bates 
 
 Dunfermline Vacant 
 
 Strathmiglo Vacant 
 
 Petth& Dundee Vacant 
 
 Stirling 
 Lautifton 
 Airdrie 
 Wishawtown 
 Douglas 
 
 Vacant 
 Hugh Young 
 
 [Crooked Holm 
 Darvel 
 
 | New Cumnock 
 Eaglesham 
 
 Adam Brown 
 A M Rogcrson 
 Vacant 
 Vacant 
 
 Southern Reformed Fresh. 
 Penpont Tho Rowatt 
 
 Thos Halliday i Newton Stewart James Reid 
 
 Arch Maflon ; Whithorn Vacant 
 
 John Milwaine Daily&Colmonell John Weft 
 Western Reformed Presb. Stranraer WmSymington 
 
 Glafgow D Armftrong Urr John Oshurn 
 
 Kilmalcolm W. Maclachiau Quarrelwood John Jeffray 
 Lorn Vacant IForeftaud Elk -1 
 
 Paifley Prof. A Symington I dale Muir £ 
 
 • Vacant 
 
 The UNITED ASSOCIATE STNOD of the SECESSION 
 CHURCH — [19 Presbyteries ] 
 
 Moderator —Rev. Robert Mutter, Duke Street, Glasgow. 
 Synod Clerk —Rev. William Ividston. 
 
 Professors of Divinity , 
 
 Rev. John Dick, d.d., and Rev. John Mitchell, d. d , Glasgow, 
 Divinity Hall opens at Glasgow, 1 st Wednesday of August. 
 
 1 . Edinburgh, 
 f Brought on James Hall 
 ” 5 * | Nicolsonft J Jamiefon 
 o j Bristo St. James Peddie 
 j Portsbro' And. Lothian 
 ^ J PotlerroivJavnc? Ritchie 
 v (_Rose St. John Brown, jun. 
 ^ f Kirkgate Va ca n t 
 
 •< St Andrew John Smart, jun 
 ►5 C Bridge St. James Harper 
 Portobello Wm.C. Arneil 
 Mufielburgh Alexander Black 
 Dalkeith, 1 con.Thomas Biown 
 2 con.Robert Buchanan 
 Ford Andrew Elliot 
 
 Dunbar, 1 con^Alexander Jack 
 2 con. Andrew Bayne 
 Weft Linton Robert Rcnwick I 
 Eaft Linton H. Jamiefon | 
 Tranent Wm Parlane 
 
 Haddington(l)Benoni Black 
 2 con. William Hogg 
 Mid-Calder Alex. Duncan 
 
 Eaft Calder Altx. La.vrie 
 
 North Berwick George Brown 
 Pennyceick Patrick Comrie 
 John Belfrage 
 Wm. M‘Ewan 
 George Sandy 
 D. Carruthers 
 James Keith 
 
 Slate ford 
 How'gate 
 Gorebridge 
 Queensfcrry 
 Fala 
 
 Peebles, 1 stcon.Thomas Adam 
 2 d con.D. Stalker 
 
 Bathgate 
 
 Kirkwall 
 
 Stronfay 
 
 Stromncfs 
 
 Holme 
 
 (Sanda 
 
 S. Ronaldsha 
 
 Robert Morrifon 
 Robert Paterson 
 James Mudie 
 Andrew Wyllie 
 Thomas Christie 
 John Crew ford 
 Vaca'nt 
 
Westray George Reid 
 2 . Coldstream. 
 
 Norham Thomas Young 
 
 Coldftream Adam Thom for? 
 Kelso Robert Hall 
 
 Dunfe, 1 con. J. jVTGilchtist 
 2 con. John Thomson 
 Horndean William Lee 
 Berwick, 1 con. Robert Baimer 
 2 d con. William Young 
 Ayton, 1 con. David Ure 
 2 d con. James Stalk 
 N. Sunderland George Dickfon 
 Coldingham Rob Mac'aurin 
 James Robertfon 
 Walter Hume 
 David Inglis 
 Robert Cranston 
 David M. Inglis 
 Wilharn Maclay 
 John Thomfon 
 David Paterfon 
 3. Selkirk. 
 
 William Lourie 
 Andrew Lawson 
 Jedburgh,lcoo.William Nicol 
 2 con. James Clark 
 . Hawick, 1 con. Andrew Rodgie 
 con. James Henderfon 
 
 67 
 
 Whitehaven 
 Langholm 
 Lockerby 
 Maryport 
 Great Salkeld\^ 
 
 & Plumpton/ 
 
 Kendal Alex. Marshall 
 
 Halfmorton Vacant 
 5 . Newcastle. 
 Newcaflle, 1 c. William Syme 
 J. Smith 
 
 • Wooler 
 Yetholm 
 Greenlaw 
 Morebattle 
 Stockbridge 
 .^t’tchel 
 ;»Bedford 
 , Alnwick 
 
 , Lander 
 , Selkirk 
 
 , Stow 
 j Midholm 
 , Galafhiels 
 Earlfton 
 . Lilliesleaf 
 Newtown 
 , Melrose 
 
 Robert Hay 
 James Inglis 
 J. Henderson 
 William Lauder 
 Patrick Bradley 
 Wm Rutherford 
 Tho. Williamson 
 
 4 . Annan and Carlisle. 
 
 Penrith 
 Liddifdale 
 .Ecclefechan 
 Car lifle 
 Annan 
 
 Henry Thomfon 
 John Law 
 George Johnston 
 Richard Hunter 
 James Dobbie 
 
 Robert Hogg 
 John Dobbie 
 Vacant 
 
 Hugh Milvain 
 jVacant 
 
 2 con - \ 'A. D. Gillort 
 3d con. James Pringle 
 
 c o ci • u V T.Thorburn 
 South Shields < J T 
 
 C Henry Lawson 
 
 North Shields Thomas Gilmour 
 Sunderland, 1 c. Vacant 
 
 2 con. David Duncan 
 Bellingham Alex. Brown 
 Whitby George Young 
 
 N. Middleton Walter Bell 
 Waiisend Robert Neil 
 Blyth Vacant 
 
 6. London. 
 
 C Well's St. Alex. Waugh 
 < Oxen d on S. Wm Broadfoot 
 C Moor F. James Gray 
 Manchefter Robert Jack 
 Liverpool John Stewart 
 Ramsbottom George Brown 
 Dukensfielil John Ranuay 
 
 7 . Glasgow. 
 
 f Grey Friars John Dick 
 
 I - j no \Wm Kidston 
 CampieUS Erash 
 
 Anderston John Mitchell 
 jj? <j Duke St. Robert Mutter 
 g R gent P. Hugh Heugh 
 Lauriston John Campbell 
 MelvilleS Alex. O. Beattie 
 EglintonSt. J. Johnston 
 

 68 
 
 Paisley, 1 con. William Perrier 
 
 2 con. William Smart 
 
 3 con. Archibald Baird 
 
 Eagle (bam James Dickfon 
 Cumbernauld James Boucher 
 Largs Daniel M‘Lean 
 
 Balfron Vacant 
 
 Port Glafgow David Tnglis 
 Kirkintilloch Andrew Marfnall 
 Greenock, 1 c. William Wilson 
 2 con. George Barclay 
 Hamilton ,1 c. John Moncrieff 
 2 con. Tho. Struthers 
 Pollockftiaws James Pringle 
 
 J. Clapperton 
 Samtiel Macnab 
 Hugh Stirling 
 Andrew Perrier 
 James M‘Ewan 
 Geo. Sommei ville 
 Hugh Crichton 
 Lochwinnoch John Shoolbraid 
 Barrhead James Tait 
 
 Vacant 
 John Skinner 
 Vacant 
 Vacant 
 Vacant 
 Vacant 
 
 Stirling and Falktt k. 
 
 „ . f John Smart 
 
 Stn-hng i David Stewart 
 2 d con.' James Gilfillan 
 Falkirk, 1 con. Henry Bclfrage 
 2d eon, William Steel 
 Denny J. Ilarrower 
 
 Denny-loanhead James Stark 
 Dumb!ane,l c.John Wallace 
 2d con. J. Anderfon 
 
 2d con. William Frafer 
 
 Johnfton 
 
 Rothfay 
 
 Mearns 
 
 Newarthill 
 
 Strathaven 
 
 Airdrie 
 
 Kilpatrick 
 
 Dumbarton 
 Par tick 
 Rutherglen 
 Dunoon 
 Towart 
 Strachur 
 8 . 
 
 Poune John M'Kerrow 
 
 Kincardine Wm. Moncrieff 
 Holm of Balfron Jas Thomfon 
 
 Buchlyvie 
 Tiilycoultry 
 Linlithgow 
 
 2d con. 
 Bo’nefs 
 Airth 
 
 Avon bridge 
 Drymen 
 
 John Young 
 Robert Allan 
 David Watfon 
 John Miller 
 Arch. Harper 
 James Somerville 
 John Craig 
 John Blair 
 
 Greenloaning Rob. Meiklejohn 
 
 Bathgate Vacant 
 
 9 . Kilmarnock, 
 Fenwick James Dewar 
 
 Cumnock Robert Brown 
 
 Dairy George Rulfel 
 
 Ayr William Shaw 
 
 Stewarton Vacant 
 
 Mauchline John Walker 
 
 Galfton James Blackwood 
 
 Tarbolton John Campbell 
 
 Saltcoats,! con.James Elies 
 
 2con.David Ronald 
 Irvine A. Campbell 
 
 Kilmarnock (1) George Lawfon 
 2 con. David Wilson 
 
 David Robertfon 
 James Meikle 
 John Bruce 
 Vacant 
 
 James Thomson 
 James Garret 
 Vacant 
 
 Kilmaurs 
 Bcith 
 Newmills 
 Girvan 
 jMaybole 
 Muirkirk 
 Kilwinning 
 AVest Kilbride Vacant 
 'Katrine Vacant 
 
 10 . Dumfries . 
 
 D Um friec ) lstc.{ Jame6Cl5 ' de 
 
 2 con. Walter Dunlop 
 Lochmaben Andrew Young 
 Moffat John Montcith 
 
Kirkbean 
 
 11 . 
 
 Wigton 
 Whithorn 
 Stranraer, 1 c. 
 
 Sanquhar, 1 c. James Reid 
 
 2 con. Robert Simpson 
 Moniehive James M‘Geoch 
 Thornhill Wm. Rogerson 
 Urr James Blythe 
 
 Castle Douglas Vacant 
 Balmaclellan Vacant 
 Vacant 
 Wigton. 
 
 Alex. Ogilvie 
 John Smith 
 John Robertson 
 2 d con. William Smellie 
 Kirkcudbright George Wood 
 Creetown Vacant 
 Glenluce James Puller 
 House of the Hill Vacant 
 12 . Lanark, 
 
 Lanark Alex. Harper 
 
 Whitburn JohnBrown,sen. 
 Weft Calder Wm. Fleming 
 
 Biggar David Smith 
 
 Cambufnethan Andrew Scott 
 
 Stonehoufe William Fraser 
 
 Braehead William Horn 
 
 Douglas J°h n Jamieson 
 
 15 . Perth. 
 
 C A. Pringle 
 ' iD. Young 
 J Jedid. Aikman 
 C John Newlands 
 Cu. Angus, 1 c.Chas. Muirhead 
 2 con. Robert Paterson 
 Alex. Balfour 
 James Pringle 
 Robert Foriyth 
 Vacant 
 
 Jo. Jamiefon,sen. 
 Jo. Jamiefon,jun, 
 Alex. Young 
 
 69 
 
 Dalreoch 
 Pitcairn 
 Dunning 
 Pitroddie 
 Errol 
 Crieff 
 
 Robert Clark 
 William Willins 
 James Smith 
 Wm. Proud foot 
 John Lamb 
 Wm Ramsay 
 Auchterarder William Pringle 
 Kinkell James Forrester 
 
 Aughtergaven James Paterfon 
 Pathstruiehill Wm Nicoll 
 Newburgh Jo. Jam. Johnston 
 Balfour Vacant 
 
 14 . Dunfermline. 
 
 Perth, 1 con. 
 
 2 con. 
 
 i *) Corners' ? Geo Bar]as 
 ^ / Street $ 
 
 Street 
 Chalmers' 
 
 Street 
 
 3 d con. Robert Brown 
 Locbeelly Joseph Scott 
 Inverkeithing Ebenezer Brown 
 Burntifland David Rofs 
 Kinghorn James Hardie 
 Kinross, 1 con. James Hay 
 
 2 d con. Robert Leifhm an 
 Kirkcaldy, 1 c. James Law 
 2 con. James Bain 
 
 Milnathort 
 
 Crofsgates 
 
 Muckhart 
 
 Balgedie 
 
 Cairnyhill 
 
 Limekilns 
 
 Lethendy 
 Kindaven 
 Craigend 
 Comiie 
 Scoonc 
 Methven 
 Logiealmond 
 
 15. Cupar (Fife.) 
 Auchtermuchty James Forsyth 
 2 d con. Vacant 
 
 Abernethy 
 
 Balbiggie 
 
 David Laurie 
 James Brown 
 
 A. Leflie 
 Thomas Wilson 
 James Harvey 
 William Gibson 
 John More 
 Wm Johnstone 
 
 Kennowfcy 
 Kilnconquhar 
 Buckhaven 
 Cupar Fife 
 Freucb ie 
 Ceres 
 
 Donald Frafer 
 George Kennedy 
 Robert Pollock 
 John Robfon 
 John Richardfon 
 Peter Taylor 
 
 

 Lcflie, 1st con. 
 
 2d con. 
 Ferry-Port-on 
 St. Andrews 
 Rathillet 
 Dundee (1) 
 Dubbieside 
 Crail 
 
 Anftruther 
 
 Lathones 
 
 16 . 
 
 Alyth 
 
 Montrofe 1 c. 
 
 2 con. 
 Brechin, Icon 
 2 con 
 
 Forfar 
 Newbigging 
 Dundee (2) 
 Rattray 
 Kirriemuir 
 Arbroath (1) 
 .( 2 ) 
 
 Carnoustie 
 
 John’s-haven 
 
 Lethcm 
 
 Muirtown 
 
 17 . 
 
 Aberdeen, 1 c 
 2d con. 
 Belhelvie 
 Stonehaven 
 
 70 
 
 William Scott 
 John Johnston 
 Craig A. Blair 
 Ebenezer Halley 
 John Tindal 
 Geo. Donaldson 
 William Harper 
 R. Drummond 
 John Thom 
 David Macrae 
 Forfar. 
 
 James Hay 
 John King 
 Andrew Wilfon 
 i.Da. Blackadder 
 i. John Craig 
 Andrew iEdie 
 Vacant 
 
 Matthew Frafer 
 James Aird 
 
 Joseph Hay 
 Wm Hannah 
 James Chapman 
 John Liddell 
 Vacant 
 
 James Renwck 
 Aberdeen . 
 
 . Henry Angus 
 James Stirling 
 Vacant 
 J. Ballantyne 
 
 Midmar 
 
 James Paterfon 
 
 Tough 
 
 John Robb 
 
 Oldmeldrum 
 
 James M‘Crie 
 
 Drumlithie 
 
 Vacant 
 
 18 . Stewartjield, 
 
 Grange 
 
 John Primrofe 
 
 Auchmacoy 
 
 Vacant 
 
 Peterhead 
 
 Robert Campbell 
 
 Craigdam 
 
 Pat. Robertfon 
 
 New Deer 
 
 F. Paterfon 
 
 Huntly 
 
 James Millar 
 
 Stewartfield 
 
 David Allison 
 
 Whitehill 
 
 Adam Lind 
 
 Banff 
 
 William Paterson 
 
 Forgue 
 
 Walter Graham 
 
 Rosehearty 
 
 Vacant 
 
 SavockofDeer Vacant 
 
 19 . Elgin . 
 
 Keith, 1 st con. James Bunyan 
 
 2d con. 
 
 AndrewKenne^f 
 
 ' Elgin, 1 st con. S* Sommerville 
 
 2d con. Robert Crawford 
 
 Nigg 
 
 John Monro 
 
 Forres 
 
 Thomas Stark 
 
 Boghole 
 
 D. Anderson 
 
 Wick 
 
 William Stuart 
 
 Nairn 
 
 James Mein 
 
 Inveinefs 
 
 James Scott 
 
 Fochabers 
 
 Vacant 
 
 Cabrach 
 
 Vacant 
 
 Burghead 
 
 David Carmichael 
 
 Cullen 
 
 Vacant 
 
 ASSOCIATE SYNOD, 
 
 Lately the General Associate Synod ,.—[Three Presbyteries.] 
 
 Perth 
 
 Edinburgh 
 
 Thurfo 
 
 Kirkaldy 
 
 Pitcairngreen 
 
 Perth . 
 
 5 Richard Black 
 ( — Manson 
 Geo Paxton, Prof. 
 John M*Donald 
 Thomas Gray 
 William Beath 
 
 Dunning Vacanl 
 Leslie Vacant 
 
 Cupar Angus Vacant 
 2 . Ayr . 
 
 Glasgow Vacant 
 
 Ayr George Stevenson 
 
 Auchinlcck Pet. M‘Derment 
 
71 
 
 Kilwinning Robert Smith 
 Colmonell Vacant 
 
 Kilmarnock Vacant 
 Newmills Vacant 
 
 3 . Aberdeen. 
 
 Clola William Mitchell 
 
 Brechin James Gray 
 
 Aberdeen James Templeton 
 
 ORIGINAL BURGHER ASSOCIATE SYNOD. 5 Presb. 
 
 1. Edinburgh. 
 
 Edinburgh 
 Dalkeith 
 Greenlaw 
 Yetholm 
 Linton 
 Whitburn 
 Bathgate 
 Carluke 
 Lesmahagow 
 Shotts 
 
 2 . Glasgow 
 
 Glasgow 
 
 Pollockshaws 
 Burntshields 
 Paisley 
 Kilpatrick 
 Renton 
 Kilmarnock 
 Airdrie 
 Kirkintilloch 
 Greenock 
 Fintry 
 
 Helensburgh 
 Stewarton 
 
 Bannockburn 
 
 Ja. Watson, S. C. Alloa 
 Ebenezer Hyslop Doune 
 
 John Inglis 
 Robert Shirra 
 Vacant 
 Vacant 
 Vacant 
 
 James Anderson 
 William Logan 
 George Hill 
 
 Kincardine 
 
 Falkitk 
 
 Cumbernauld 
 
 Wm Raeburn 
 James Smith 
 Thomas Hyslop 
 James Duncan 
 Thomas Gordon 
 Peter Currie 
 
 4 . Perth £ 5 * Dunfermline. 
 
 C 1 . Alex.Turnbull 
 12 . Michael Willis 
 
 Finlay Stewart 
 Wm. Scott Flay 
 And. Thomson 
 James Gardiner 
 John Mackinlay 
 P. Campbell 
 Robert Torrence 
 — Tannahill 
 George Moscrip 
 Vacant 
 Vacant 
 Vacant 
 
 3. Stirling and Falkitk. 
 Stirling Wm Machray 
 
 Perth 
 Kennoway 
 Dundee 
 Aberdeen 
 Milnathort 
 Dunfermline 
 Kirkcaldy 
 Alyth 
 
 Wm. Taylor, Prof 
 Vacant 
 
 Robert Aitken 
 Wm. Primrose 
 Jame? Thornton 
 William Dalziell 
 Vacant 
 Vacant 
 
 Cupar in Fife Eben. Anderson 
 Midmar Vacant 
 
 Bnrrelton John Waddel 
 
 Strathskinnes Vacant 
 5 . Down and Derry in Ireland. 
 Boardmill Vacant 
 
 Ballylintach William Stewart 
 Garvah Vacant 
 
 Kilrea Vacant 
 
 George Legate 
 David Lynch 
 Vacant 
 
 Kilton 
 
 Bolay 
 
 Donaghadee 
 
 CONSTITUTIONAL PRESBYTERY, 
 
 Whitburn 
 
 Kirrymuir 
 
 Edinburgh 
 
 Haddington 
 
 l^Birfay 
 
 aSAberdcen 
 
 Or Original Antiburghers. 
 
 Robert Shaw 
 James Aitken 
 Thomas M‘Crie 
 Robert Chalmers 
 James Cairncrofs 
 John Aitken 
 
 Kelfo 
 
 Dundee 
 
 Arbroath 
 
 Crieff 
 
 Balmullo 
 
 Pat. M‘I<enzie 
 Alex. Duncan 
 Benjamin Laing 
 Tho. M‘Crie, jun. 
 James Beattie 
 
 

 
 
 RELIEF ST NOD. —[Seven Presbyteries] 
 Moderator —Rev. Jomes Anderson, Beith. 
 
 Synod Clerk —Rev. John Pitcairn, Keiso. 
 
 Projessor oj Divinity —Rev. James Thomson, Paisley. 
 Divinity Hall opens at Paisley 4 th Tuesday of August. 
 
 1. Edinburgh. j Old Kilpatrick John Watt 
 
 5 James Smith iNew Kilpat. Al. M‘Naughton 
 College St. J Wm Limontj A.Lanark 
 
 James's PL J. Kirkwood Southend 
 Balfron 
 Roberton 
 Greenock 
 
 ^ RoxburghPl. John Johnston 
 James Scott 
 
 2 Cow gate 
 
 Carruber's Close Wm. Stra'ng 
 
 Dalkeith 
 
 MufTelburgh 
 
 Biggar 
 
 Newlands 
 
 Bathgate 
 
 Leith 
 
 Thomas Fraser 
 W. M l Kechney 
 Hugh Gibson 
 Arch MacIntyre 
 Vacant 
 Francis Muir 
 2 . Glasgow. 
 
 Dovehill John Barr 
 Campb . St. Robert Brodie 
 £ John Street Wm Anderson 
 §3 Calton James Turnbull 
 JS Anderston Gavin Strothers 
 G Hutchinslown Wm. Thomfon 
 Bridgetown J. Macfarlan 
 Tollcross William Ney 
 1 . J. M l Dermid 
 Ja. Thomfoo, Pro 
 
 Paifley 
 
 it 
 
 Both well 
 Campblcton 
 Kilmaronock 
 Kilmarnock 
 Hamilton 
 Strathaven 
 Irvine 
 Saltcoats 
 Beith 
 Campfie 
 Kilbarchan 
 Kilbride 
 Dumbarton 
 
 John Jamieson 
 Wm. M‘Dougald 
 Arch. Murdoch 
 Alex. Harvey 
 William Carrick 
 John French 
 Arch. M‘Laren 
 David Ewing 
 J. Anderfon 
 J. Brown 
 M, Alison 
 Robert Cameron 
 J. M‘FarIane 
 
 Ayr 
 
 Stranraer 
 
 Wishatown 
 
 Partick 
 
 J. M'Farlane 
 Alexander Laing 
 Dec. Laing 
 George Campbell 
 William Auld 
 Vacant 
 
 John M‘Gregor 
 John Mdntyre 
 James Ewing 
 5. Dysart. 
 
 Dyfart James Spence 
 
 Colinfburgh Wm Marshall 
 Auchtermuchty James Bonnar 
 Kettle Daniel Gorrie 
 
 Cupar in Fife Robert Walker 
 Largo J. Gairdner 
 
 Ceres Ar. Cumming 
 
 Pittenweem Vacant 
 4. St. Ninians. 
 
 St. Ninians J. Logan 
 Dunfermline Henry Fergus 
 William Welch 
 John Anderfon. 
 Wm. Anderfon 
 Auchterarder John King 
 Clackmanan David Lindfay 
 5. Perth. 
 
 Perth, 1 st con.Forrest Frew ... 
 
 2 d con. James Bow 
 Dundee John Cross 
 
 Cupar Angus William Dunn 
 Crieff John Martin 
 
 Errol David Russell 
 
 Aberdeen Sam. M‘Mii!an 
 Dunning William Boag 
 
 Falkirk 
 
 Kilfyth 
 
 Blairlogie 
 
73 
 
 6 . Dumfries . 7 . 
 
 Dumfries Andrew Fyfe KeJfo 
 
 Waterbeck Dan. Struthers Dunfe 
 
 Gateside H. Paterfon JecTburgh 
 
 Newt.Stewart James Reston Ber. onTweed 
 Penpont Edw Dobbie Earlftoun 
 
 Langholm Vacant ; Wooler 
 
 Dunfcore Matthew Beattie Newcastle 
 
 Hawick 
 
 Kelso. 
 
 Jo. Pitcairn, S.C. 
 J. Ralston 
 James Porteous 
 Robert Hall 
 D. Crawford 
 William Gilmour 
 Robert Arthur 
 Peter Brown 
 
 RELIEF SYNOD FRIENpLY SOCIETY. 
 Instituted May 1792. New-modelled May 1819. 
 Rev. John Pitcairn, President. 
 
 Rev. John Johnston, Clerk and Treasurer. 
 
 WESLEYAN METHODISM. 
 
 President of the British Conference —Rev. Richard Watson. 
 
 Edinburgh District. 
 E. Giindrod, Chairm. 
 
 Edinburgh, 
 Edmund Giindrod 
 Thomas H. Bewley 
 John M‘I.ean 
 Dunbar Haddington 
 Joseph Forsyth 
 Samuel Thomson 
 Glasgou>, 
 
 John Hobson 
 Jo. Nowell, Fr.Neale 
 Paisley , Greenock,and 
 Port Glasgow, 
 George Marsland 
 George Turner 
 
 William Wilkinson 
 
 Aberdeen District. I Inverness , 
 
 J.Shipman ,Chairman CharlejLL. Adshead 
 
 Aberdeen , 
 
 John Shipman 
 Henry Hickman 
 Peterhead , 
 William Orson 
 Dundee and Perth , 
 Henry Davis 
 Edward Walker 
 Arbroath , Montrose, 
 and Brechin , 
 
 John Wilson 
 William Harvie 
 Banff, Elgin Keith, 
 John Smedley 
 George North 
 
 Shetland Ist.es 
 District. 
 
 Jo. Lewis, Chairman 
 Lerwick, 
 
 John Lewis 
 Joseph Lowtbian 
 Walls $ Sand ness, 
 William Weirs 
 
 North Moving and 
 Del ling, 
 
 William Langridge 
 
 Yell , Unst, <£ Eetlar t 
 Janies C. Hindson 
 Andrew M‘Intosh 
 
 METHODIST AUXILIARY MISSIONARY SOCIETY. 
 Aberdeen District, 
 
 President—The Chairman of the District. 
 
 Committee—The Preachers of the Diftrict, the Circuit Stewards 
 and Office-bearers. Treasurer—Robert JafFray. 
 Secretaiies—Robert Bowman and Robert Webster. 
 
 G 
 
 
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 76 
 
 INDEPENDENT CHURCHES in Connection with the 
 CONGREGATIONAL UNION of SCOTLAND 
 
 Lothian , Linlith.fy Stirlingshires 
 -a N. College J John Aikman 
 Street (.John Cleghorn 
 W Albany Street Gilb. Wardlaw 
 
 Leith 
 Musselburgh 
 Haddington 
 Dalkeith 
 Blackburn 
 Linlithgow 
 Falkirk 
 Grangemouth 
 Stirling 
 Callender 
 
 Geo. D Cullen 
 John Watson 
 William Ritchie 
 Alex. Arthur 
 John Hamilton 
 Alex.WKnowlcs 
 D. B Mackenzie 
 Wm Watson 
 James Marshall 
 Peter M'Laren 
 
 Dundee David Russel 
 
 Broughty Ferry Hugh Fraser 
 
 Lanark, the West.fy South. Shires. 
 J5 Nile Street Greville Ewing 
 
 Paifley 
 
 Rob. M‘Lachlan 
 
 Kilmarnock 
 
 John Campbell 
 
 Cambullang 
 
 Vacant 
 
 Lark h all 
 
 Tho Alexander 
 
 Helensburgh 
 
 John Arthur 
 
 Oban 
 
 John Campbell 
 
 Arran 
 
 Alex. Mackay 
 
 Islay 
 
 Mai. M‘Lauren ' 
 
 Clachan 
 
 G. Murrah 
 
 Greenock 
 
 John Hercus ] 
 
 Auldkirk 
 
 Thomas Low 
 
 Ayr 
 
 Alex. M‘Lean i 
 
 Muirkirk 
 
 John Boag ] 
 
 Dumfries 
 
 Vacant ] 
 
 Gatehoufe 
 
 Arch. Millar ] 
 
 Garlleston 
 
 Thomas Smith ] 
 
 Fife } Fei'tkf 
 
 Angus-shires, §c. 1 
 
 Alloa 
 
 John Hill i 
 
 ICiikaldy 
 
 Rob. Aikenhead ^ 
 
 Leven 
 
 John Elder 1 
 
 Earlsferry 
 
 John Puller v 
 
 Anstruther 
 
 Vacant * 
 
 St. Andrew’s 
 
 Wm Lothian II 
 
 Forgan 
 
 Thomas Just |b 
 
 Lochee Vacant 
 
 Perth Vacant 
 
 Aberfeldie Vacant 
 
 Killin, &c. Vacant 
 
 Dunkeld John Elack 
 
 Blairgowrie John Lyall 
 
 Kirriemuir Rob. Machray 
 
 Letham Wm. Lindsay 
 
 Arbroath Vacant 
 
 Monti ofe Vacant 
 
 Sauchieburn J. M'Kinnon 
 
 Bervie James M c Kenzie 
 
 Aberdeen , and Northern Shires . 
 jj George Street Alex. Thomson 
 < Frederick St. RichardPenman 
 Printfield Kiel M‘Kechnie 
 
 Blackhills, Skene John Smith 
 
 Inverury 
 
 Crichie 
 
 Ellon 
 
 Peterhead 
 
 William Brown 
 Jas. Robertfon 
 Vacant 
 James Scott 
 Jofeph Gibb 
 Vacant 
 
 i Alex. Begg 
 John Hill 
 m D. Morison 
 J. Cruicklhank 
 John Munro 
 Niel M'Niel 
 John Martin 
 James Dewar 
 James Kennedy 
 Alex. Dewar 
 Robert, Caldwell 
 Alex. Ewing 
 C David Ramsay 
 Geo. Robeiteon 
 George Reid 
 James Tulloch 
 
77 
 
 UNIVERSITIES OF SCOTLAND. 
 
 ST. ANDREWS Founded 141a. 
 
 Lord Viscount Melville, Chancellor —Sir Walter Scott, Rector . 
 
 UNITED COLLEGE OF ST. SALVADOR AND ST. LEONARD. 
 
 Francis Nicoll, Principal. Crown —Patron. 
 
 Robert Briggs Medicine Univerfity 
 
 Thomas Chalmers Moral Philofophy 1 
 
 Thomas Jackson Natural Philofophy £ United College 
 
 Thomas Duncan Mathematics Crown 
 
 J.Hunter, T. Gillespie Humanity Dss. of Portland 
 
 Andrew Alexander Greek 7 
 
 James Hunter Logic j United College 
 
 William Ferrie Civil Hiftory Earl of Caffilis 
 
 st. mary’s, or new college. 
 
 Robert Haldane, Principal, 
 
 John Mitchell Divinity 
 
 George Buist Church Hiftory 
 
 Archibald Baird Oriental Languages 3 
 
 GLASGOW—Founded 1450. 
 
 Duke of Montrose, ll.d. Chancellor. 
 
 T, Campbell, Esq. Lord Rector — A. Campbell, m. r. Dean of Faculty 
 
 ► Crown 
 
 Duncan Macfarlane, Principal. 
 Stevenson MacgiJl Divinity 
 
 Gavin Gibb 
 Josias Walker 
 D. K. Sandford 
 George Jardine 
 William M‘Turk 
 James Mylne 
 William Meikleham 
 James Millar 
 Robert Davidfon 
 James Cooper 
 Lockhart Muirhead 
 Thomas Thomfon 
 Richard Millar 
 Robert Freer 
 James Jeffray 
 W. J. Hooker 
 John Burns 
 John Towers 
 
 Oriental Languages 
 
 Humanity 
 
 Greek 
 
 Logic 
 
 Church Hiftory 
 Moral Philofophy 
 Natural Philofophy 
 Mathematics 
 Civil Law 
 
 Pra&ical Aftronomy 
 
 Natural Hiftory 
 
 Chemiftry 
 
 Materia Medica 
 
 Medicine 
 
 Anatomy 
 
 Botany 
 
 Surgery 
 
 Midwifery 
 
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 Crown 
 
 ► College, &c. 
 
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 - College, &c. 
 
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 College, &c. 
 
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ABERDEEN. 
 
 king's college.— Fc vndtJ 1494. 
 
 The Duke of Gordon, Chancellor —Earl of Aberdeen, Lord Rector, 
 
 William Jack, iW£a/. ■> Patron the College 
 Hugh M‘Pheison, Sub-Principal. J 
 Duncan Mearns Divinity Mod. of Synod, &c. 
 
 Alexander Dauney Civil Law 
 
 James Bannerman Medicine 
 
 . . _> , C Humanity, Chemistry, 
 
 Patrick Forbes £ ao<J Natural History 
 
 Hugh M‘Pherfon Greek 
 
 Hercules Scott Moral Philofophy 
 
 William Paul Natural Philofophy 
 
 John Tulloch Mathematics 
 
 J ames Bentley Oriental Languages 
 
 College 
 
 Crown 
 
 E D 1 NBUR GH.— Founded 
 Provost of Edinburgh, Ld Rector — Rev. G. 
 
 im Ritchie Divinity 
 Hugh Meiklejohn Church Hiflory 
 Alexander Brunton Hebrew 
 David Ritchie Logic 
 
 George Dunbar Greek 
 
 James Pillans Humanity 
 
 W. Wallace Mathematics 
 
 John Leflie Natural Philofophy 
 
 John Wilson Moral Philofophy 
 
 R. Jamiefon Natural Hiftory 
 
 Wm.Fmfcr Tytler 7 Univerfal Hiftory 
 Sir Wm. Ham Iton $ 2 
 
 George J.Esll Scots Law 
 
 Civil Law 
 
 Robert Hamilton Public Law 
 Andrew Brown Rhetoric 
 
 Robert Graham Botany 
 
 Andrew Duncan, jn. Materia Medica 
 James Home Pradice of Physic 
 
 And. Duncan, sen. 1 Theory Q f phvfic 
 W. Pultenv Alison J * 
 
 Thomas Chas Hope Chemiflry 
 A. Monro Anatomy & Surgery 
 
 James Hamilton, jun. Midwifery 
 
 1581. 
 
 ,H. Baird, Principal . 
 Town CounciL 
 Crown 
 
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 ^ Town Cooncil 
 
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 Crown 
 
 S> Town Coancil 
 
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 l Town Coancil 
 
James Russel 
 George Ballingall 
 Robert Biair 
 Andrew Coventry 
 Robert Christison 
 Macvey Napier 
 
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 Clinical Surgery ^ 
 
 Military Surgery > Cruwn 
 
 Aftronomy j 
 
 Agriculture TownCouaciI,&c. 
 
 Medical Jurisprudence Crown 
 Conveyancing Town Council 
 
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 ABERDEEN—mariscbal college.— Founded 1593 . 
 Marquis of Huntly, Chancellor —Sir James M‘Gregor, Rector . 
 Alex. Thomson, Esq. Advocate, Dean of Faculty. 
 William Lawrence Brown, Principal. Crown— Patron . 
 
 William L. Brown Divinity Town Council 
 
 George Glennie Mor.Philofophy& Logic Crown 
 
 Robert Hamilton ) Mathematics 
 
 J. Cruicklnank, Asst . j 
 William Knight Natural Philofophy 
 
 James Davidson Natural Hiftory 
 
 John Stuart Greek 
 
 James Kidd Oriental Languages 
 
 Charles Skene Medicine 
 
 George French Chemiftry - 
 
 Medical Classes of Kings and Mariscbal Colleges . 
 Anatomy and Physiology - - - Dr Ewing 
 
 Materia Medica, Pharmacy, & Dietetics Dr Henderfon 
 Surgery, and Surgical Pathology - - Dr Blaikie 
 
 Scots Law.Alex. Thomson, Esq. 
 
 GENERAL ASSEMBLY of the CHURCH of SCOTLAND. 
 
 Right Hon. Lord Forbes, his Majesty's High Commissioner. 
 Rev. Dr T. Taylor, moderator Rev. Dr T M‘Knight, ad clerk 
 Tho Burnett, Esq. purse-bearer Rev. Dr Lee, conjunct clerk 
 Sir John Connell, procurator, John Murray, W S. agent 
 
 Town Council 
 Crown 
 
 Sir Alex. Ramfay 
 Crown 
 College 
 
 and cashier for the church 
 Rev. Dr A Duncan, ifl clerk 
 
 J Spottiswoode. agent, London 
 Jo. Waugh, printer and flationer 
 
 The Assembly meets Thursday 17th May 1827. 
 
 TRUSTEES for MINISTERS WIDOWS. ( 1744 .) 
 Prefbvtery of Edinb. and Profeffors of the Univerfity, Managers . 
 Rev. Sir H.M. Wellwood, Collector —Wm. Stcvenfon, Clerk. 
 
 SOCIETY for the SONS of the CLERGY.—(1790.) 
 Right Hon. the Lord Advocate, President. 
 
 Charles Tawse, Treasurer— Sir Ilenry Jardine, Secretary 
 
SOVEREIGNS AND PRINCES OF EUROPE. 
 
 GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND. 
 
 GEORGE IV. King (King of Hanover), &c. born 12th, and 
 created Prince of Wales 17th August 1762; appointed Prince 
 Regent February 1811; succeeded his father George III. 29th 
 
 ^ .... jo-ii wy niiuiu mr uaa issue, 
 
 Princess Charlotte Augusta, born 7th January 1796; mar¬ 
 ried, May 2, 1816, llis Royal H ighness Leopold George Frede¬ 
 rick, Duke of Saxe, Margrave of Meissen, Landgrave of Thurio- 
 guen. Prince of Cobourg of Saalfield, born 1790. She died 6 th 
 November 1817. 
 
 llis late Majesty, by Queen Charlotte of Mecklenburgh Strelitz 
 (who died 17th Nov. 1818), had also the following issue: 
 
 2. Frederick, born 16th August 1763; Duke of York, &c. 
 27th November 1784 ; Titular Bishop of Osnaburgh ; Comman¬ 
 der in Chief; Field Marshal, &c. Married, 29th September 1791, 
 Frederica ChaHotte Ulrica Catherine, Princes* Royal of Prussia, 
 born 7'h May 1767, sister to the present King, and cousin to Queen 
 Caroline ; she died 6 th August 1820. No Isrue. 
 
 .. HHMHViYleiningen. 
 
 . Charlotte Augusta Matilda, bom 29th Sept.‘l766, (Lady of 
 of the Russian order of St. Catherine). Married, 18th May 1797, 
 Charles William, King of W r ir!emberg, whodied 1816. No issue. 
 
 5. Edward, born 2 d November 1767; Duke of Kent, &c. 23d 
 April 1799; K. G. Field Marshal. Mai ried, :9ch May 1818, and 
 remarried in England 11 th July, Princess Maria Louisa Victoria, 
 Dowager of Leinengen, sister to Prince Leopold. Died 23d Ja¬ 
 nuary 1820. issue, Princess Alexandria Victoria, boru 24th 
 May 1819. 
 
 6 . Sophia Augusta, Princess, bo:n 8 th November 1768. 
 
 EJtzabeth, Princess, born 22 d May 1770 ; married,7th April 
 
 1818, 1 hilip Augustus Fred. Prince of Hesse Homberg.-No issue. 
 
 8 . Ernest Augustus, born 5th June 1771; Duke of Cumberland, 
 &c. 23d April 179£; K. G., F. M. Married, 28th Aug. 1814, re¬ 
 married in England 29Ui May 1815, the Dow. Princess of Sal ms, 
 daughter of Charles, late Duke of Mecklenburgh Strelitz, his 
 
 Geo * # red ' Alex - Char. Ernest Aug. born 27th 
 May 1819. * 
 
 9. Augustus Frederick, born 27th January 1773 ; Duke of Sus¬ 
 sex, &c. 7th November 1801. 
 
 10. Adolphus Frederick, born 24th Feb. 1774; Duke of Cam- 
 bridge, 2/th Nov JfcOl; G. K. & 1 . M. Ac. Mar. 7 th May, and 
 lemariicd to l.nglaud 1 st JuuelSlS, Princess Augusta, daughter of 
 
Pnnce Frederick of Hesse, born 25th July 1797. Issue, Prince 
 George William Frederick Charles, bom 26th March 1819; and 
 Princess Augusta Charlotte, born at Hanover, July 19, 1822. 
 
 11. Mary, Duchess rtf Gloucester, born 25th April 1776. Mar¬ 
 ried to her cousin the Duke of Gloucester.—No issue. 
 
 12. Sophia, Princess, born 3d November 1777. 
 
 13. Octavius, Prince, born 23d Feb. 1779; died 3d Mav 1782. 
 
 14. Alfred, Prince, born 23d Sept. 1780; died 26th Aug. 1782. 
 
 15. Amelia, Princess, born 7th Aug 1783; died 2d Nov. 1810. 
 
 Issue of the late Duke of Gloucesteu, the King’s uncle. 
 
 1. Sophia Matilda, born 29th May 1773. 
 
 2. W illiam Frederick, Duke of Gloucester, bom 15th January 
 1776; succeeded his father, William Henry, 25th August 1805; 
 married, 2id July 1816, his cousin, Princess Mary. 
 
 FRANCK. 
 
 CHARLES X. King of France and Navarre, horn Oct. 9,1757, 
 married Nov. 6, 1773, Maria Teresa, sister to the KingofSardi- 
 
 Frincesofthe Blood: 
 
 1. Henri Ducde Bourdeaux, (a posthumous son of the late Due 
 de Berri, next brother to the Dauphin.) 
 
 2. Louis Philippe, Due d’Orleans, born Oct. 6, 1773, married 
 Nov. 25,18C9, Maria Amelia, daughter of the King of Sicily ; — 
 Issue , Ferdinand, Due de Chartres; Louisa, Duchesse d’Orleans; 
 Mary, Duchesse de Valois; Louis Cha., Due de Nemours; Maria 
 Clementina; Francis Ferd., Due de Joinville; Charles Ferd, 
 Due de Penthtevre; and Henry Eugene. Due de Aumale. 
 
 3. Louis Henry Joseph, Due tie Bourbon, born April 13,1756. 
 
 RUSSIA. 
 
 NICHOLAS, Emperor of all the Russia?, and King of Poland, 
 born 1796, marrried 1817, Alexandra, formerly Charlotte, daugh¬ 
 ter of the King of Prussia, born 1798 ; Issue: Alexander, born 
 1818; Mary, born 1819; Olga, born 1822. 
 
 Princes of the Blood: Constantine, born 1779; Maria, Princess 
 of Saxe Weimar; Ann, Princess of Orange; and Michael. 
 
 AUSTRIA. 
 
 FRANCIS 11. Emperor, King of Hungary and Bohemia, &c.; 
 horn 1768. Married, 1st, 1788, Eliza. Princess of Wirtemberg, 
 died without issue, 1750. 2d, 1780, Maria Theresa, his cousin, dr. 
 of the king of the Two Sicilies, died 1807. Issue, Ferdinand, 
 Crown Prince, born 1793, Francis Charles Joseph, 1802, and five 
 daughters. 3d, 1808, Maria, his cousin, daughter of Archduke 
 Francis, Duke of Modena, died 1816. 4tb, Charlotte, daughter of 
 the King of Bavaria. Elected Emperor of Germany 15th July 
 1792; but relinquished that title in 1804 for his present one. 
 
 PRUSSIA. 
 
 FREDERICK WILLIAM 111. King, (Sovereign of Bran- 
 
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 dcnhurgh, &c.) ; born 1770; succeeded his father, Fred. Wm. II. 
 1797 ; married, 1793, Louisa, daughter of Charles Duke of Meek- 
 leuburgh Strelitz, who died 1810, leaving issue, Fred. William 
 Crown Prince, born 1795; three o<her sons, and three daughters. 
 SPAIN. 
 
 FERDINAND VII. King; born 1784; married, 1st, 1801, his 
 cousin. Princess Louisa Maria Amelia of the Two Sicilies, who 
 died 1806, 2d, Princess Isabella Maria of Portugal, who died 
 ISIS; 3d. in 1819, Princess Maria Josephine Amelia of Saxony. 
 He succeeded his father, Charles IV. w ho abdicated the throne 
 1808, and died 1819. His brother Don Carlos has a son, bora 
 1818, and another in 1822. The other brother, Don Francis de 
 Paulo, married, in 1819, Princess Louisa of Naples; issue a son, 
 born 1820, and another 1822. 
 
 PORTUGAL. 
 
 MARIA DA GLORIA, Queen of the United Kingdom of 
 Portugal and Algarve, born April 4, 1819; attained the throne 
 by the abdication of her father, Pierre d’Alcantara, (Fmperorof 
 Brazil), son of the late King, May 2, 1826. 
 
 Princess Regent. 
 
 Donna Isabella Maria, 2d daughter of the late King, born 1801. 
 
 NETHERLANDS. (Holland and Belgium ) 
 
 WILLIAM FREDERICK AUGUSTUS, King, Prince of 
 Orange and Nassau; born 1772; married, 1791, Frederica, sister 
 of the King of Prussia, now dead; issue, William Fred. George, 
 Prince of Orange, born 1792; (mar. 1816, Ann, Archduchess of 
 Russia; issue, Wm Alex. Paul Fred. Louis, born 1817, and two 
 Other sons), Wm Fred. Chas. and a daughter. 
 
 SWEDEN and NORWAY. 
 
 CHARLES JEAN BERNADOTTE, French Prince of Ponte 
 Corvo, born 1764; elected Crown Prince (on the death of Prince 
 Christian of Holstein-A tigustenburg) 1810; sue. Charles XIII. as 
 King, in 1818; married, 1798, Eugenie Bernardhine de Clary; 
 issue, Joseph Francks Oscar, Crown Prince, born 1799, Governor 
 of Norway, united to Sweden 1814. 
 
 DENMARK. 
 
 17o/ ; issue, two oaugniers. thrown rnnee t iinsnaii rreucuui, 
 bis cousin, born 1786 ; married, 1st, 1806, Princess Charlotte of 
 Mecklenburg; Esue, Christian Fred. Chas. born 1808, another 
 son and two daughters ; 2d, 1815, Princess Caroline of Holstein 
 A tigustenburg. 
 
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 line, Dnchess de Bcrri; 2d, Oct. 6, 1802, Maria Isabelle., sister of 
 the King of Spain, born 1789 ; Issue, five sons and six daughters. 
 
 SARDINIA. 
 
 CHARLES FELIX JOSEPH, King of Sardinia, Duke of 
 Savoy, Piedmont and Genevois, born 1763; married, 1807, Maria 
 Christiana, daughter of the King of Naples. Succeeded on the 
 abdication of his brother, Victor Emanuel, who formally re¬ 
 signed the crown at Nice in 1821 
 
 TUSCANY. 
 
 LEOPOLD If., Grand Duke; born 1797 ; married, 1817, 
 Maria Anne, niece of the King of Saxony ; issue, Princess Caro¬ 
 line, born 1822,and Augusta, born 1825. 
 
 LUCCA. 
 
 CHARLES LOUIS, Duke, born 1799; married, 1819, The¬ 
 resa, daughter of the King of Sardinia; issue, Princess Louisa, 
 born 1821, and Prince Ferdinand, born 1823. 
 
 PARMA. 
 
 MARIA LOUISA, created Archduchess of Parma, Placentia, 
 &c. Sovereign Princess; born 1791; eldest daughter of the Em¬ 
 peror of Austria. Married, 1810, Napoleon Bonaparte, late Em¬ 
 peror of Prance. Issue, Napoleon Francis Joseph Charles, Duke 
 of Reichstadi, born in 1811. Married, 2d, in 1825, the Count de 
 Neipperg. 
 
 MODENA and MASSA. 
 
 FRANCIS IY. Duke; cousin to the Emperor of Austria ; born 
 1779; married, 1812, Princess Maria of Sardinia; issue, Francis 
 Ferdinand, born 1819, and adauglitcr. His mother, Maria Beat¬ 
 rice, daughter of Duke Hercules III. born 1750, is hereditary 
 Duchess of Massa, and widow of Archduke Ferdinand. 
 
 ROME. 
 
 ANN1BAL DE LA GENOA, (LEO XU. by assumption), 
 bom 2d Aug. 1760, elected Pope in Sept. 1823, and crowned on 
 the 5th of October following. 
 
 BRUNSWICK OELS. 
 
 CHARLES WILLIAM FRED. AUG. Duke of Brunswick 
 Oels; born 1804; succeeded his father William 1815. Has one 
 brother, Aug. Wm. Max. Fred. Louis, born 1806. His father’s 
 mother, Princess Augusta, was sifter to George 111. after whose 
 descendants, and the late Duke of Gloucester's, this family suc¬ 
 ceed to the British throne. 
 
 W1RTEMBERG. 
 
 FREDERICK WILLIAM CHARLES, King, K.G.C. B.; 
 born 1781; succeeded his father, Frederick, 1816; mar. 1st, 1810, 
 Charlotte, Princess of Bavaria, (divorced); 2d, Catherine Duch¬ 
 ess Dowager of Oldenburgh, sister of the Emperor of Russia, who 
 died 1819; issue two daughters; 3d, in 1820, the Princes Paulina 
 of Wirtemberg. 
 
 BAVARIA. 
 
 LOUIS CHARLES, King (1805;; born 1786 ; married 1810, 
 
Theresa, daughter of the Duke, of Heldenburg-Hausen; issue 
 Maximilian Joseph, born 1811; Matilda, Otho, and Leopold. 
 
 SAXONY. 
 
 FREDERICK AUGUSIUS IV. King, (1806; till then 
 Duke f ; born 1750; succeeded his father, Elector Frederick, 
 1763; married, 1769, Maria Amelia Augusta, sister of the Kmg 
 of Bavaria; issue, Princess Maria Augusta, born 1782. The 
 Prince Royal married, 1819, the Archduchess Caroline of Austria 
 HESSE CASSEL. 
 
 WILLIAM, Elector, great-grandson of George II. of Great 
 Britain, by Princess Mary, succeeded his father William 1821; 
 born 1777 ; married 1797, Augusta, daughter of William II. Kin^ 
 of Prussia; issue, Fred. William, born 1802, and two daughters. 
 
 HESSE DARMSTADT.' 
 
 LOUIS X. Grand Duke, born 1753; married 1777, Louisa Ca¬ 
 rolina, daughter of his uncle George William; issue, Louis, he¬ 
 reditary Prince, horn 1777, (married Wilbelmina, sister to the 
 Grand Duke of Baden; issue, two sons); and Louis Geo. Cha. 
 Fred. Ernest,born 1780; married. 
 
 SAXE WEIMAR. 
 
 CHARLES AUGUSTUS, Grand Duke, born 1757; head of 
 the House of Saxe; married 1775, Louisa, sister to Grand Duke 
 of Hesse Darmstadt, issue, Charles Fred, hereditary Prince, born 
 1783, (married, Maria, sister to the Emperor of Russia ; issue, a 
 son, Charles Alex, born 1818, and two daughters), Charles Ber¬ 
 nard, (also married, with issue),and William Charles. 
 
 NASSAU. 
 
 GEORGE WILLIAM AUGUSTUS HENRY, Duke, bom 
 1792; married 1813, Char. Louisa, daughter of the Duke ofSaxe- 
 Hildburghauseu; issue, Adolphus William, born 1817, auother 
 son, and a daughter. 
 
 HANOVER. 
 
 GEORGE IV. King ; Duke of Cambridge, Gov.-Gen. 
 
 MECKLENBURGH STRELITZ. 
 
 GEORGE FREDERICK CHARLES, Grand Duke; horn 
 1779; succeeded his father, Charles Fred. Lewis, 181b; married, 
 1817, Mary, 2d daughter of Landgrave Fred, of Cassel. Issue 
 Frederick William, born 1819, and a daughter. 
 
 BADEN. 
 
 LOUIS WILLIAM, Grand Duke, born 1763; succeeded his 
 nephew, Charles Louis, in 1818. A widower. 
 
 TURKEY. 
 
 MAHOMED II. Sultan (or Grand Seignor) of the Ottoman 
 Empire; born 1/85; called to the throne 1808, on the deposition 
 and murder of Mustapha IV.; issue, Abdul Hamid, born 1813; 
 Mahmoud Sultan, born 1822, and two princesses. 
 
 AMERICA. 
 
 JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, President, 1825.—J. C. CAL¬ 
 HOUN, Vice-President.—Henry Clay, Secretary ofState. 
 
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 IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT of GREAT BRITAIN. 
 
 (Summoned to meet 21 st Nov. 1826.) 
 
 H IS Most Excellent Majesty George Augustus Frederick 
 IV. of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, 
 King, Defender of the Faith, (Duke and Prince of Brunswick- 
 Lunenburg, King of Hanover, and Arch Treasurer of the Holy 
 Roman Empire), Protector of the United States of the Ionian 
 Islands; Sovereign of the Orders of the Garter, Bath, Thistle, 
 St. Patrick, and the Hanoverian Guelphic Order. 
 
 The Lord High Chancellor for the time being, Speaker. 
 
 Deputy Speaker . 
 
 PEERS of the BLOOD ROYAL. ( 6 .) 
 
 1784 His Royal Highnefs Frederick, Duke of York and Albany, 
 Bilhop of Ofnaburg, and Earl of Ulfter. 
 
 1789 His Royal Highnefs William Henry, Duke of Clarence and 
 St. Andrew’s, and Earl of Munfter. 
 
 1799 R °y al Highnefs Emeft Augullus, Duke of Cumberland 
 and Teviotdale, Earl of Armagh. 
 
 1801 His Royal Highnefs Auguftus Frederick, Duke of Suflex, 
 Earl of Invernefs, and Baron Arklow. 
 
 1801 His Royal Highnefs Adolphus Frederick, Duke of Cam¬ 
 bridge, Earl of Tipperary, and Baron Culloden. 
 
 1764 His Royal Highnefs William Frederick, Duke of Glo’fter 
 and Edinburgh, Earl of Connaught. 
 
 Scotch Peers are marked *. 
 
 DUKES. 19 . 
 
 1483 Howard Duke of Norfolk 
 1546 Seymour Duke of Somerfet 
 1675 *Lennox Duke of Richmond 
 Fitzroy Duke of Grafton 
 1682 Somerfet Duke of Beaufort 
 Beauclerk Duke of St. Albans 
 1694 *Osborne Duke of Leeds 
 Ruffel Duke of Bedford 
 Cavendifh Duke of Devonfhire 
 
 1702 Churchill Duke of Marlborough 
 
 1703 Manners Duke of Rutland 
 1711 ^Hamilton Duke of Brandon 
 1716 Bentinck Duke of Portland 
 1719 Montague Duke of Manchefter 
 
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 Eldejl Sons. 
 
 Earl of Surrey 
 Lord Seymour 
 Earl of March 
 Earl of Eufton 
 Marquis of Worcefler 
 Earl of Burford 
 Marquis of Carmarthen 
 Marquis of Taviftock 
 Marquis of Hartington 
 Marquis of Blandford 
 Marquis of Granby 
 Lord Dutton 
 M&tquis of Titchfield 
 Viicount Mandeville 
 

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 Marquis of Donro 
 Marquis of Chandois 
 
 Earl of Wiltfhire 
 Earl Wycombe 
 Earl Gower 
 
 1720 Sackville Germain D. of Dorfet Earl of Middlefex 
 1756 Pelham ClintonDukeof Newcaftle Earl of Lincoln 
 1766 Percy Duke of Northumberland Earl Percy 
 
 1814 Wellefley Duke of Wellington 
 1822 Temple Duke of Buckingham 
 
 MARQUISSES— 17 . 
 
 1551 Paulet Marquis of Winchefter 
 1784 Petty Marquis of Lanfdown 
 
 1786 Gower Marquis of Stafford 
 
 1787 Townfhend Marquisof Townfhend Earl of Leicefter 
 
 1789 Cecil Marquis of Salisbury Vifcount Cranburn 
 
 Thynne Marquis pf Bath Vifcount Weymouth 
 
 1790 ^Hamilton Marquis of Abercorn Vifcount Hamilton 
 
 1793 Seymour Conway M. of Heitford Earl of Yarmouth 
 1796 *Stuart Matquis of Bute Earl of Windfor 
 
 1801 Cecil Marquis of Exeter Lord Burleigh 
 
 1812 Pratt Marquis Camden Earl of Brecknock 
 
 Compton Marq. of Northampton Earl Compton 
 
 1815 Paget Marquis of Anglesea Earl of Uxbridge 
 Cholmondeley MofCholmondeieyEarl of Rockfavage 
 
 1816 Rawdon Haftings MofHaflings Earl ofRawdon 
 
 1821 Bruce Marquis of Aylesbury Earl Bruce 
 1826 Harvey Marquis of Bristol Earl Jermyn 
 
 EARLS — 103 . 
 
 1442 Talbot Earl of Shrewfbury Lord Talbot 
 
 1485 Stanley Earl of Derby Lord Stanley 
 
 1529 Hastings Earl of Huntingdon Lord Hastings 
 I 551 Herbert Earl of Pembroke Lord Herbert 
 
 1603 Howard E. of Suffolk & Berkshire Vifcount Andover 
 
 1617 Egerton Earl of Bridgwater 
 1622 Fielding Earl of Denbigh 
 1624 Fane Earl of Weflmoreland 
 1626 Bertie Earl of Lindfey 
 1628 Grey Earl of Stamford 
 Finch Earl of Winchelfea 
 Stanhope Earl of Chefterfield 
 Tufton Earl of Thanet 
 16 5o Montague Earl of Sandwich 
 
 1661 Coningbsy Earl of Edex 
 Brudenell Earl of Cardigan 
 Howard Earl of Carlifie 
 
 1662 *Scott Earl of Doncafter 
 
 Vifcount Brackley 
 Vifcountt Fielding 
 Lord Bnrgerlh 
 Lord Bertie 
 Lord Grey 
 Vifcount Maidflone 
 Lord Stanhope 
 Lord Tufton 
 Vifcount Hinchinbroke 
 Vifcount Malden 
 Lord Brudenell 
 Vifcount Morpeth 
 Lord Tyndale 
 
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 1672 Cooper Earl of Shaftefbury 
 1679 Berkeley Earl of Berkeley 
 1682 Bertie Earl of Abingdon 
 Windfor Earl of Plymouth 
 1690 Saunderson Earl of Scarborough 
 
 1695 NafiTau Earl of Rochford 
 
 1696 Keppel Earl of Albemarle 
 
 1697 Coventry Earl of Coventry 
 Villiers Earl of Jerfey 
 
 1706 Poulett Earl Poulett 
 1711 Harley Earlof Oxford & Mortimer 
 Shirley Eatl Ferrers 
 Legge Earl of Dartmouth 
 I7 r 4 Bennet Earl of Tankerville 
 Finch Earl of Aylesford 
 
 1718 Cowper Earl Cowper 
 Stanhope Earl Stanhope 
 
 1719 Sherrard Earl of Harborough 
 
 1721 Parker Earl of Macclesfield 
 Fermor Earl of Pomfret 
 
 1722 # Graham Earl Graham 
 
 1729 Waldegrave Earl Waldcgrave 
 
 1730 Alhburnham Earl of Afhburnham 
 174 I Stanhope Earl of Harrington 
 1743 Wallop Earl of Portfmouth 
 1746 Greville Earl Brooke & Warwick 
 
 Hobart Earl of Buckinghamlhire 
 Fitzwilliam Earl Fitzwilliam 
 1749 Wyndham Earl of Egremont 
 Harcourt Earl Harcourt 
 
 1752 North Earl of Guildford 
 
 1753 Cornwallis Earl Cornwallis 
 
 1754 Yorke Earl of Hardwicke 
 Vane Earl of Darlington 
 
 1756 Fox-StrangwaysEarl ofllchefter 
 1761 Well Earl Delaware 
 
 1765 Bouverie Earl of Radnor 
 Spencer Earl Spencer 
 
 1766 Pitt Earl of Chatham 
 1772 Bathurft Earl Bathurft 
 
 Hill Earl of Hillsborough 
 1776 Villiers Earl of Clarendon 
 
 Lord Afhley 
 Vifcount Durficy 
 Lord Norrevs 
 Lord Windfor 
 Vifcount Lumley 
 Vifcount Tunbridge 
 Vifcount Bury 
 Vifcount Deerhurft 
 Vifcount Villiers 
 Vifcount Hinton 
 Lord Harley 
 Vifcount Tam worth 
 Vifcount Lewilham 
 Lord Offulfton 
 Lord Guernfey 
 Vifcount Fordwich 
 Vifcount Mahon 
 Lord Sherrard 
 Vifcount Parker 
 Lord Leominfter 
 Lord Belford 
 Vifcount Chewton 
 Vifcount St. Afaph 
 Vifcount Peterfham 
 Vifcount Lymington 
 Lord Brooke 
 Lord Hobart 
 Vifcount Milton 
 Lord Cockermouth 
 Vifcount Nuneham 
 Lord North 
 Lord Brome 
 Vifcount Royfton 
 Vifcount Barnard 
 Lord Stavordale 
 Vifcount Cantalupe 
 Vifcount Folk done 
 Vifcount Althorye 
 Vifcount Pitt 
 Lord Apflev 
 Vifcount Fairford 
 Loid Hyde 
 

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 1784 Neville Earl of Abergavenny 
 ♦Gordon Earl of Norwich 
 Chetwynd Talbot Earl Talbot 
 Grofvenor Earl Grofvtnor 
 
 1786 ♦Murray Earl Strange 
 
 1789 Edgcombe Earl Monntedgcumbe 
 Fortefcue Earl Fortefcue 
 
 1790 Digby Earl Digby 
 Percy Earl of Beverley 
 
 1792 *Murray Earl of Mansfield 
 
 1793 Herbert Earl of Carnarvon 
 
 1796 Jenkinfon Earl of Liverpool 
 
 180 c Cadogan Earl Cadogan 
 
 Harris Earl of Malmesbury 
 
 1801 St. Clair Erfkine Earl of Rofslyn 
 Craven Earl of Craven 
 Onflow Eatl of Onflow 
 Marfliam Earl of Romney 
 Pelham Eail of Chichefler 
 Egerton Earl of Wilton 
 
 1804 Clive Earl of Powis 
 
 1805 Nelfon Earl Nebfon 
 
 1806 Pierrepont Earl of Man vers 
 Walpole Earl Oiford 
 Grey Earl Grey 
 
 1807 Lowther Earl of Lonfdale 
 
 1809 Ryder Earl of Harrowby 
 
 181 a Phipps Earl Mulgrave 
 
 Lafcelles Earl Harewood 
 
 1813 Elliott M. Kynnynmound E.Minto 
 
 1814 *Cathcart Eari Cathcait 
 
 1815 Grimfton Earl of Verulam 
 Cuft Earl Brownlow 
 Eliot Earl of St Germains 
 Parker Earl of Morley 
 Bridgman Earl of Bradford 
 Lygon Earl Beauchamp 
 
 1821 Scott Earl of Eldon 
 
 Boscawen Earl of Falmouth 
 Pen Curzon Howe Earl Howe 
 Somers Cocks Earl Somers 
 Rous Earl of Stradbroke 
 
 Vifcount Neville 
 Lord Gordon 
 Vifcount Tngeflrie 
 Vifcount Belgrave 
 Lord Murray 
 Vifcount Valle tort 
 Vifcount Ebrington 
 Vifcount Colefliill 
 Lord Lovaine 
 Lord Murray 
 Lord Porchefler 
 Lord Hawkefbury 
 Lord Chelfea 
 Vifcount Fitzharris 
 Lord Loughborough 
 Vifcount Uffifigton 
 Vifcount Cranley 
 Vifcount Marfham 
 Lord Pelham 
 Vifc de Wilton Grey 
 Vifcount Clive 
 Vifcount Merton 
 Vifcount Newark 
 Lord Walpole 
 Vifcount Ho wick 
 Viscount Lowther 
 Vifcount Sandon 
 Vifcount Normanby 
 Vifcount Lafcelles 
 Vifcount Melgund 
 Lord Greenock 
 Vifcount Grimfton 
 Vifcount Alford 
 Lord Eliot ' 
 
 Vifcount Boringdon 
 Vifcount Newport 
 Vifcount Elmley 
 Viscount Encombe 
 Viscount Rose 
 Viscount Curzon 
 Viscount East nor 
 Viscount Dunwich 
 
1823 Stewart Earl Vane 
 
 89 
 
 Viscount Seaham 
 
 VISCOUNTS—ai. 
 
 1549 Devereux Vise. Hereford 
 1712 St. John Vise. Bolingbroke 
 1721 Byng Vise. Torrington 
 1746 Fitzgerald Vise. Leinfter 
 
 1762 Courtney Vise.Courtney 
 
 1763 Ward V. Dudley & Ward 
 1766 Maynard Vise. Maynard 
 1789 Townlhend Vise. Sydney 
 
 1796 Hood Vise. Hood 
 
 1797 Duncan Vise. Duncan 
 1801 Jervi 3 Vise. St. Vincent 
 
 BARONS— 151 . 
 
 1802 Dundas Vise. Melville 
 1805 Addington Visc.Sidmouth 
 i 806 Anfon Vise. Anfon 
 1807 Lake Vise. Lake 
 
 1814 "Gordon Vise. Gordon 
 
 1815 Gower Vise. Granville 
 
 1816 Pellew Vise. Exmouth 
 1821 Hutchinson V.Hutchinson 
 1823 Beresford Vise. Beresford 
 
 Trench Vise. Claucarty 
 
 1265 Stapleton Ld le Defpencer 
 1269 Southwell Lord Clifford 
 1296 Tuchet Lord Audley 
 3298 Trefufis Lord Clinton 
 
 1307 Brand Lord Dacre 
 
 1308 Bisshopp Ld Dela Zouche 
 1448 Stourton Lord Stourton 
 1492 Verny Lord W. de Broke 
 1553 Howard Lord Howard 
 1558 St. John Lord St. John 
 1597 ElIisL.HowarddeWalden 
 1603 Petre Lord Petrc 
 
 Twisleton Ld Saye& Sele 
 1605 Arundel Lord Arundel 
 1608 Bligh Lord Clifton 
 i 6 r 5 Dormer Lord Dormer 
 1616 Roper Lord Teynham 
 1640 Jerningham Lord Stafford 
 1643 Eyron Lord Byron 
 1672 Clifford Lord Clifford 
 
 1711 Boyle Lord Boyle 
 ♦Hay Drummond Ld Hay 
 
 1712 Willoughby Ld. Middleton 
 1716 Cholmondely Ld Newbro r 
 1725 King Lord King 
 1728 Monfon Lord Monfon 
 1741 Bromley Lord Montfoit 
 1749 Ponfonby Lord Ponfonbyj 
 
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 1760 Watfon Lord Sondes 
 
 1761 Robinfon Lord Grantham 
 Curzon l.ord Scarfdalc 
 Irby Lord Boflon 
 
 1762 Fox Lord Holland 
 Percival Lord Lovell 
 Vernon Lord Vernon 
 
 1765 Morton Lord Ducie 
 766 *Campbell Lord Sundridge 
 1776 Hawke Lord Hawke 
 Pitt Lord Rivers 
 Foley Lord Foley 
 1780 Rice Lord Dynevor 
 
 De Grey Ld Walfingham 
 Bagot Lord Bagot 
 Fitzroy Ld Southampton 
 1782 Norton Lord Grantley 
 Rodney Lord Rodney 
 1784 Carteret Lord Carteret 
 Hill Lord Berwick 
 Dutton Lord Sherborne 
 Gordon Lord Gordon (M. 
 of Huntly) 
 
 c 786 Montagu Scot L.Montagu 
 Beresford Lord Tyrone 
 Boyle Lord Carleton 
 Harbord Lord Suffield 
 Carleton Lord Dorchefter 
 
90 
 
 
 1788 Kenyon Lord Kenyon 
 Griffin Lord Braybrooke 
 Amherft Lord Amherft 
 
 179° Chichefter Lord Filher wick 
 *Douglas Lord Douglas of 
 Douglas 
 
 Gage Lord Gage 
 Grenville Lord Grenville 
 
 1791 *Douglas Lord Douglas of 
 Lochieven 
 
 179 a Thurlow Lord Thurlow 
 
 1793 Eden Lord Auckland 
 
 1794 Lyttleton Lord Lyttleton 
 Ellis Lord Mendip 
 Peachey Lord Selfey 
 Dundas Lord Dundas 
 Pelham Lord Yarborough 
 
 1796 *Stuart Lord Stuart of 
 
 Caftleftuart 
 *StewartLdStewart,Garlies 
 Stopford Lord Saltersford 
 Dawnay Lord Dawnay 
 Brodrick Lord Brodrick 
 Cakhorpe Lord Calthorpe 
 Burrel Lord Gwydir 
 Ballet Ld. De Dunftanville 
 Rolle Lord Rolle 
 Campbell Lord Cawdor 
 
 1797 WelJelley Lord Weilelley 
 Smith Lord Carrington 
 Townfhend Lord Bayning 
 Powlett Lord Bolton 
 WodehoufeLd Wodehoufe 
 Rulhout Lord Northwick 
 Powys Lord Lilford 
 Lifter Lord Ribblefdale 
 
 1799 Fitzgibbon Ld. Fitzgibbon 
 
 1801 Moore Lord Moore 
 Loftus Lord Loftus 
 Proby Lord Carysfort 
 Arden Lord Alvaidey 
 Abercromby Lord Abercr, 
 
 Fitzherbert Ld. St. Helens 
 1803 Mitford Lord Redefdaic 
 Law' Lord Ellenborough 
 Percival Lord Arden 
 Holroyd Lord Sheffield 
 
 1805 Noel Lord Barham 
 
 1806 Erlkine Lord Erlkine 
 Browne Lord Monteagle 
 
 *Mentgomry Ld. Ardrofian 
 
 * Maitland Lord Lauderdale 
 Forbes Lord Granard 
 Crewe Lord Crewe 
 Ponfonby Lord Ponfonby 
 
 ^Kennedy, Lord Ailfa 
 ^Campbell, Ld. Bredalbane 
 Gardner Lord Gardner 
 
 1807 Sutton Lord Manners 
 Gambier, Lord Gambier 
 
 i 8 c> 9 *Hope Lord Hopetoun 
 1814 Graham Lord Lynedoch 
 Cotton Lord Combermere 
 Hill Lord Hill 
 i 8 r 5 *Ramfay Lord Dalhoulie . 
 
 * Gordon Lord Meldrum 
 *Boyle Lord Rofs 
 
 Cole Lord Grinftead 
 Pery Lord Foxford 
 Lambe Lord Melbourne 
 Spencer Lord Churchill 
 Harris Lord Harris 
 
 1816 Percy Lord Prudhoe 
 
 1817 Abbot Lord Colchefter 
 1821 Kerr Loid Kerr 
 
 Conyngham Lord Minster 
 Butler Lord Ormonde 
 *Douglas Lord Wemyss 
 Jocelyn Lord Clanbrassil 
 King Lord Kingston 
 Pakenham Ld Silchester 
 
 * Murray Lord Glenlyon 
 Pole Lord Maryborough 
 Foster Lord Oriel 
 
91 
 
 Scott Lord Stowel 1 
 Liddel Lord Ravensworth 
 Cholmondely L.Delamere 
 Forester Lord Forester 
 
 1823 Vansittart Lord Bexley 
 
 1824 Gifford Lord Gifford 
 Smythe Lord Penshurt 
 
 1826 O’Brien Lord Tadcaster 
 
 Dc Burgh Lord Somerhill 
 Lindsay Lord Wigan 
 Knox Lord Ranfurly 
 Long Lord Farnborough 
 Leycester Lord Detabley 
 M‘Kenzie Ld WharnclirTe 
 Duncombe Ld Feversham 
 Ellis Lord Seaford 
 
 PEERESSES ( 9 ) by Creation or Descent. 
 1766 Greville,Cfs. Mansfield 1788 Waller, B. Howe 
 1816 Campbell, Css de Grey 
 1269 Fitzgerald deRoos,2?.Roo* 
 
 1314 Burrel, B. W. de Eresby 
 1322 YelvertonJSGreyd’Ruthyn 
 
 1802 Hill, B. Sandys 
 
 1803 Keith, B. Keith 
 1821 Strutt, B. Rayleigh 
 
 London, 
 Durham, 
 
 W inchester , 
 Lincoln, 
 
 ARCHBISHOPS and BISHO PS, with the sum chargedin the 
 King's Books, and the dates of their Ordinations\ 
 Canterbury , 1792 Rt Hon. Dr Cha. M. Sutton ; 
 
 York, 1791 Rt Hon. Dr Ldw. V. Vernon 
 
 Bishops. 
 
 1813 Rt Hon. Dr William Howley 
 1769 Dr William Van Mildert 
 1 787 Dr George Tom line 
 18 '2 Hon. Dr George Pelham 
 Litchf. andCov. 1815 Hon. Dr Henry Ryder 
 St Asaph, 1807 Dr John Lux more 
 
 Bath and IVells, 3812 Dr George Henry Law 
 Worcester, 1797 Dr Fol. Herb. Walker Cornwall 929 13 
 Chichester, 1821 Dr Robert James Carr 
 
 Bangor, 1800 DrHenrv William Majendie 
 
 Exeter, 1820 Dr William Carey 
 
 St David's, 1803 hr J. B. Jenkinsnn 
 
 Salisbury, 1803 Dr 1 ho mas Burgess 
 
 Norwich, 1805 Dr Henry Bathurst 
 
 Hertford, 1802 Dr George Isaac Huntingford 
 
 Carlisle, 1807 Dr Samuel Goodenough 
 
 Bristol, 1820 Dr John Kaye 
 
 Rochester, 1808 Dr Walker King 
 
 Ely, 1809 Dr Bowyer Edward Sparke 
 
 Chester, 1824 Dr Charles James Bloomfield 
 
 Gloucester, 1824 I)rC. Bethel 
 
 Peterborough , 1816 Dr Herbert Marsh 
 
 Oxford, 1815 Hon. Dr Edward Legge 
 
 Llandaff, 1819 I)rCharles Richard Sumner 
 
 Sodor and Man, 1813 Dr Geo. Murray, not a Lord of Parliament 
 
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 HOUSE OF COMMONS. 
 
 ENGLAND and WALES—513. 
 
 Right Hon. Charles Manners Sutton, Speaker, 60001. 
 
 1 Abingdon, 
 
 John Maberly 
 2 Agmondesham , 
 
 T Tyrwhitt Drake 
 W Tyrwhitt Drake 
 
 3 Aidborough, Yorks . 
 Clinton J F Clinton 
 Sir Alex. Grant, ht. 
 
 4 A Idcburgh , Suffolk , 
 Joshua Walker 
 John Wilson Croker 
 
 5 Andover , 
 
 Sir J Wal. Pollen, bt 
 Thomas A Smith, jun. 
 
 6 Anglesea , 
 
 Earl of Uxbsidge 
 
 7 Appleby , 
 
 Hon. Henry Tufton 
 Viscount Maitland 
 
 8 Arundel , 
 Eduard Lombe, jun. 
 John Atkins 
 
 9 Ashburton , 
 
 Rt. Hon. W S Bourne 
 Sir L V Palk, bt 
 
 10 Aylesbury, 
 Lord Nugent 
 William Rickford 
 
 11 Banbury , 
 Hon. ArthurC Legge 
 
 12 Barnstaple, 
 Frederirk Hodgson 
 Henry Alexander 
 13 Bath, 
 
 Lord .John l'liynne 
 Earl of hrecknock 
 14 Beaumaris , 
 
 Sir Rob. Williams, bt 
 15 Bedfordshire, 
 Thomas P Macqueen 
 Marquis of Tavistock 
 16 Bedford, 
 
 Lord G W Russell 
 
 W II Whitbread 
 17 Great Bed win, 
 
 Rt Hon. Sir J Nichols 
 knt 
 
 John Jacob Buxton 
 
 18 Bceralston, 
 Lord Lovaine 
 Hon. PAshburnham 
 
 19 Berkshire , 
 Charles Dundas 
 Robert Palmer 
 
 20 Berwick , 
 Marcus Beresford 
 John Gladstone 
 
 21 Beverley, 
 John Stewart 
 Charles H Ratley 
 
 22 Bewdley , 
 Wilson A Roberts 
 
 23 Bishop's Castle , 
 William Holmes 
 Eduard Rogers 
 
 24 Blerhingly , 
 William Russell 
 Charles Tennyson 
 
 25 Bodrnyn, 
 Davies Gilbert 
 Horace B Seymour 
 2G Boroughbridge, 
 E. M. Mundy 
 Henry Dawkins 
 
 27 Bossiney, 
 Hop. J. S. Wortley 
 Ed ward Rose Tur.no 
 
 28 Boston , 
 Gilbert J Heathcote 
 Neil Malcolm 
 
 29 Brackley, 
 
 R H Bradshaw 
 James Bradshaw 
 
 30 Bramber , 
 Johu Irving 
 
 Hon. F. G. C«lthorpe 
 
 31 Breconshire, 
 Thomas Wood 
 32 Brecon , 
 
 Geo Gould Morgan 
 
 33 Bridgenorth, 
 Thomas V^hitmore 
 W W W hitmore 
 
 34 Bridgewater, 
 William Astell 
 Charles K K Tvnte 
 
 35 Bridport, 
 
 Sir H D C St Paul,ht 
 Henry Warburton 
 36 Bristol, 
 Richard Hart Davis 
 Henry Bright 
 37 Buckinghamshire, 
 Marquis of Chandos 
 Hon Robert J Smith 
 38 Buckingham , 
 Sir Geo Nugent, bt 
 Rt H n. WIIF remantle 
 39 Bury, St Edmunds 
 Earl of E us ton 
 Earl Jermyn 
 40 Calling ton, 
 Alexander Baring 
 Matthias Attwooa 
 41 Caine, 
 
 Hon. Jas A bercromby 
 Sir James Macdonald 
 
 42 Cambridgeshire, 
 Lord Chas S Manners 
 Lord F G Osborne 
 
 43 Cambridge Univ. 
 Viscount Palmerston 
 Sir John S Copley, kt 
 
 44 Cambridge, 
 Marquis of Gratiain 
 F W Trench 
 
 45 C amt lford, 
 Mark Mil bank 
 Sheldon Crudock 
 
46 Canterbury , 
 
 S It Lushington 
 Lord Clifton 
 
 47 Cardiff y 
 Lord P J II C Stuart 
 48 Cardiganshire , 
 Win Edward Powell 
 
 49 Cardigan, 
 Pryse Pryse 
 
 50 Carlisle, 
 
 Sir J R G Graham,bt 
 Sir PMusgrave, bt 
 51 Carmarthenshire , 
 Hon. Geo R R Trevor 
 
 52 Carmarthen , 
 John Jones 
 58 Carnarvonshire , 
 Lord New borough 
 
 54 Carnarvon, 
 Loid William Paget 
 
 55 Castle-Rising, 
 Lord II Cholmondely 
 lion. FG Howard 
 
 56 Cheshire , 
 Davies Davenport 
 Wilbraham Egerton 
 
 57 Chester, 
 Viscount Belgrave 
 Hon. Rob. Grosvenor 
 
 58 Chichester, 
 Lord J G Lennox 
 W. S. Poyntz 
 
 59 Chippenham, 
 Ebenezer F Maitland 
 Frederick Gye 
 
 60 Christchurch, 
 
 Rt Hn. Sir G 11 Rose 
 George Pitt Rose 
 
 6 1 Cirencester , 
 Lord Apsley 
 Joseph Crlpps 
 
 62 C lithe row, 
 Hon. Robert Curzon 
 ilon. P F Cost 
 
 63 Cockermouth , 
 Viscount Garlies 
 Win W C Wil on 
 
 64 Colchester, 
 
 Sir Geo H Smyth, bt 
 
 93 
 
 Daniel W Harvey 
 65 Corfc Castle , 
 John Rond 
 George Rankes 
 
 66 Cornwall, 
 
 Sir R R Vyvyan, bt 
 Ed. W W Pendarvis 
 
 67 Coventry, 
 Richard E Heathcote 
 Thomas B Fyler 
 
 68 Cricldacle , 
 Joseph Pitt 
 Robert Gordon 
 
 69 Cumberland, 
 Sir John!Lowther, bt 
 John C Curwen 
 
 70 Dartmouth, 
 John Bastard 
 
 J. H. Cooper, 
 
 71 Denbighshire, 
 Sir W W \V\im,bt 
 72 Denbigh, 
 Frederick R West 
 73 Derbyshire, 
 
 Ld G A H Cavendish 
 Francis Mundy 
 74 Derby, 
 
 II F C Cavendish 
 Samuel Cioiupton 
 75 Devizes, 
 
 John Pearse 
 George W Taylor 
 
 76 Devonshire, 
 Edmund P Bastard 
 Sir T D Ackland, bt 
 
 77 Dorsetshire , 
 Henry Rankes 
 
 E B Portman 
 
 78 Dorchester , 
 Robert Williams 
 Hon. A W \ Cooper 
 
 79 Dover, 
 
 E B Wrlbraham 
 Charles P Thomson 
 
 80 Downton, 
 Thos E G B Estcourt 
 Robert Southey 
 
 81 Droitvcidi, 
 Earl of Sefton 
 
 John H. H. Foley 
 82 Dumcich, 
 Michael Bai ne 
 Andrew Arcedeckne 
 83 Durhamshire , 
 John Geo Lambton 
 lion. WJFPowlett 
 84 Durham , 
 
 M Angelo Taylor 
 Sir Henry Hardinge 
 85 Essex, 
 
 Sir Eiiah Harvey 
 Chas Call is Western 
 86 Evesham, 
 
 Sir C Cockerell, bt 
 Edward Protheroe 
 87 Exeter, 
 Samuel T Kekewich 
 Lewis Wm Buck 
 88 Eye, 
 
 Sir E Kerrison 
 Sir M Nighiingall 
 89 Flintshire, 
 
 Sir Thos Most) n, bt 
 
 90 Flint, 
 
 Sir EP Lloyd, bt 
 
 91 Fowey, 
 
 Hon. Robert H Eden 
 George Lucy 
 
 92 Gallon, 
 
 Hon. William Scott 
 Ylich G Prendergast 
 93 Glamorganshire, 
 Sir Christopher Cole 
 
 91 Gloucestershire, 
 Lord R E H Somerset 
 Sir B W Guise, bt 
 
 95 Gloucester, 
 Edward Webb 
 
 R Bransby Cooper 
 
 96 Grantham, 
 Frederick J Talmash 
 Mont J Cholmeley 
 
 97 Great Grimsby , 
 Charles W T ood 
 George F Heneage 
 
 98 East Grinsicad , 
 
 4 Lord Sirathavon 
 
 Hon, C Jenkinson 
 
T7 
 
 99 Guildford , 
 George C Norton 
 Arthur Onslow 
 
 100 Ualleston 
 Marq. of Carmarthen 
 Lord J N Townshend 
 
 101 Hampshire , 
 John Fleming 
 SirWm Heathcote, bt 
 
 102 Harwich, 
 
 J. C Herries 
 N icolas C Tindal 
 
 103 Haslemere , 
 
 Rt Hn. Sir J Beckett 
 G. L. Thomson 
 
 104 Hastings , 
 
 Sir William Curtis, bt 
 Sir C Wetherell, kt 
 
 105 Haverfordwest , 
 Richard B f Philips 
 106 Hedoiiy 
 John Bail lie 
 Thomas H Villiers 
 107 Herefordshire , 
 S?r J G Cottereli, bt 
 Robert Price 
 
 108 Hereford , 
 Lord Vi*c East nor 
 Edward Bolton Clive 
 110 Hertfordshire, 
 Sir J S Sebright, bt 
 .Nicolson Calvert 
 
 1J1 Hertford , 
 Thomas Byron 
 Thomas S Buncombe 
 
 91 
 
 117 Huntingdonshire, 
 Viscount Mandeville 
 W H Fell owes 
 118 Huntingdon 
 John Calvert 
 James Stuart 
 
 119 Hylhe, 
 
 S Marjoribanks 
 
 Sir Rob. T Farquhar. 
 hart 
 
 120 Ipswich, 
 Will. Haldimaxid 
 Robert To>rens 
 
 121 Jvelchester , 
 Richard Sharp 
 John Williams 
 122 Kent , 
 
 W P Honeywood 
 SirK Knatchbull, bt 
 123 King's Lynn, 
 Lord Win A Bentinck 
 Hon. John Walpole 
 
 124 Kingston on Hull John Buller 
 
 112 Heutesbury , 
 F H A’Court 
 
 Henry S Northcote 
 113 Higham Ferrers . 
 Hon. F C Ponsonby 
 
 114 Hindoo, 
 
 Hon. G M Fortescue 
 lion. A G Calthorpe 
 
 115 Ho niton, 
 Josiah John Guest 
 Harry Baines Lott 
 
 116 Horsham , 
 Robert Hurst 
 Hod. Henry Fox 
 
 Augustus J O’Neill, 
 Daniel Sykes 
 125 Knaresborough , 
 Rt Hon. G Tierney 
 SirJas Mackintosh, kt 
 
 125 Lancashire , 
 John Blackburne 
 Lord Stanley 
 
 127 Lancaster , 
 
 J F Caw (home 
 Thomas Green 
 
 128 Launceston , 
 James Brogden 
 Hon. P B Pel lew 
 
 129 Leicestershire , 
 Lord Robert Manner- 
 GA Legh Keck 
 
 130 Leicester , 
 
 Sir C A Hastings, bt 
 Robert Otway Cave 
 
 131 Leominster, 
 Lord Hot ham 
 Rowland Stephenson 
 
 132 Lestwithiel , 
 Viscount Valletort 
 Sir Alex Cray Grant 
 
 133 Lewes, 
 Thomas Read Kemp 
 Sir John Shelle\, bt 
 
 134 Lincolnshire , 
 Charles Chaplin 
 Sir W. fngilby 
 135 Lincoln, 
 TohnN Fazakerley 
 Chas I) W Sibthorp 
 135 Liskeard, 
 Lord Eliot 
 Sir W H Pringle 
 
 137 Litch field , 
 
 Sir George Anson 
 George G V Vernon 
 
 138 Liverpool, 
 
 Rt Hn. W. Husk isson 
 Baac Gascoyne 
 
 139 East Lone, 
 Jas D B Elphinstone 
 Hor. W S Lascelles 
 
 140 West Looe , 
 
 Charles Buller 
 141 London, 
 William Thompson 
 Robert Waitliman 
 William Ward 
 Matthew Wood 
 142 Ludgershall, 
 Hon. G J W A Ellis 
 Edward Thos Foley 
 143 Ludlow, 
 Viscount Clive 
 Hon. R Henry Clive 
 
 144 Lyme Regis, 
 Hon. Henrv S l ane 
 John T Fane 
 
 145 Lymingtoi i, 
 Walter Boyd 
 Guy L Prendergast 
 
 146 Maulstoney 
 John Wells 
 
 W Roharts 
 147 Maldon , 
 Hon. G M A WA Win 
 Thomas B Lennard 
 148 Malmesbury , 
 Sir Chas Forbes, bt 
 
John Forbes 
 149 Malton, 
 
 J C Ramsden 
 Viscount .Normandy 
 
 150 Marlborough, 
 Earl Bruce 
 
 Lord Biudenell 
 
 151 Great Marlow , 
 Owen Williams 
 
 T Peers Williams 
 
 152 Merionethshire , 
 Sir R W Vaughan 
 
 153 Middlesex , 
 George Byng 
 
 SC Whitbread 
 
 154 Midhurst, 
 John Smith 
 Abel Smith 
 
 155 Milborne Party 
 Lord Graves 
 Arthur Chichester 
 156 Min eke ad, 
 
 II Fo tv lies Lutttell 
 James Blair 
 157 Monmouthshire, 
 Sir Chas Morgan, bt 
 Lord (i C H Somerset 
 158 Monmouthy 
 IVlarq of Worcester 
 159 Montgomeryshire, 
 Right Hon. C. W. W. 
 Wynn 
 
 160 Montgomery , 
 Henry Clive 
 
 161 Morpeth, 
 William Ord 
 Viscount Morpeth 
 
 162 Newark, 
 
 Sir W H Clinton 
 Henrv Willoughby 
 
 133 Netccas • un. Lyme . 
 R J Wiiraot Horton 
 Richard. Borradaiie 
 164 Newcast.up Tyne , 
 Sir M White Ridley, 
 bare. 
 
 Cuthbert Ellison 
 1.63 Nevruorty Corn. 
 Jonathan Kaine 
 
 95 
 
 Hon. C G B Percy 
 166 Newport^ Hants, 
 Rt Hon. Geo Canning 
 Hon. Wm H J Scott 
 
 167 Newton, Lane . 
 Thomas Legh 
 Thomas Alcock 
 
 168 Newton, Hants, 
 Hudson Gurney 
 Charles C Cavendish 
 
 169 Norfolk, 
 Thomas W Coke 
 Edmond Wodehouse 
 
 170 Northallerton , 
 Hon. Hefnry Lascelle* 
 Sir Johh P Beresford 
 
 171 Northamptonsh. 
 Wm R Cartwright 
 Viscount Althoip 
 
 172 Northampton, 
 v ir G Robinson, bt 
 W L Maherly 
 173 Northumberland. 
 Hon. H T Liddell 
 Matthew Bell 
 174 Norwich, 
 William Smith 
 Jonathan Peel 
 175 Nottinghamshire, 
 Erank Sot heron 
 John Saville Burnley 
 
 176 Nottingham, 
 Joseph Birch 
 Lord Rancliffe 
 
 177 Okehampton, 
 Sir Comp Domville 
 Joseph H Strutt 
 
 178 Orfordy 
 Horace BS Seymour 
 Sir Henry F Cooke 
 
 179 Oxfordshire, 
 Wm Henry Ashurst 
 John Fane 
 
 180 Oxford Univ. 
 
 Rt Hon. R Peel 
 Thos G B Estcourt 
 
 181 Oxfbrd City, 
 Janies H Largton 
 
 J Ingram Lockhart 
 
 182 Pembrokeshire, 
 Sir John Owen, bt 
 183 Pembroke., 
 Hugh Owen Owen 
 184 Penryn, 
 David Barclay 
 William Manning 
 18.5 Peterborough, 
 Sir Robeit Heron, bt 
 James Scarlett 
 
 186 Peters field, 
 Hylton Jolliiie 
 William Marshall 
 
 187 Plymouth, 
 
 Sir Wm CoDgreve, bt 
 Sir T B Martin 
 
 188 Plimpton Earle, 
 Hon. Geo Edgeumbe 
 Gibbs C Antrobus 
 189 Pontefract., 
 Thomas Rouidsworth 
 Le Gendre N Starkee 
 190 Poole, 
 
 Benj Lester Lester 
 Hon. W F S Ponsouby 
 191 Portsmouth, 
 John Carter 
 Francis Baring 
 192 Preston , 
 
 Hon. EG SStanley 
 John Wood 
 193 Queenborough, 
 John Capel 
 Lord Downes 
 194 Radnorshire, 
 Walter Wilkins 
 ]95New Radnor, 
 Richard Price 
 
 196 Reading , 
 
 J Berkeley Mouck 
 George Spence 
 
 197 Reigate, 
 
 ^ir J S Yorke 
 James Cocks 
 
 198 East Retford , 
 Hon. Sir RL Ounda» N 
 Wm B Wrightson 
 199 Richmond, 
 Hon. Thomas Dundas 
 

 
 i 
 
 ~ — 
 
 SBM Barrett 
 200 Rip pon, 
 RtHon.FJ Robinson 
 L'uincelot Shad well 
 
 201 Rochester , 
 Hon. Henry Duudas 
 Ralph Bernal 
 
 202 Neio Romney , 
 GUI) Pennant 
 George Win Tapps 
 
 203 Rutlandshire , 
 Sir Geo Noel Noel, bl 
 Sir G Heath cote, bt. 
 
 204 Rye, 
 
 Rich Arkwright,jun. 
 Henry Bonham 
 
 205 St. Albans, 
 Christopher Smith 
 John Kasthope 
 
 206 St Germains , 
 
 Rt lion. C Arbuthnot 
 Charles Ross 
 
 207 St Ives, 
 
 Sir Chas ilaw kins, bt 
 James Halse 
 
 208 St 31 awes, 
 SirS B Mori and, bt 
 Sir C Carrington, kt 
 
 209 St Michael, 
 Henry Labouchere 
 William Leake 
 
 210 Salop, 
 
 Sir Rowland llill 
 J. C. Pelham 
 
 211 Saltash, 
 
 And. SpottEwoode 
 Henry Monteith 
 
 212 Sandwich, 
 
 Sir E W C R Owen 
 Joseph Marryatt 
 
 213 New Sarum, 
 Viscount Folkstone 
 Wad ham Wyndham 
 
 214 Old Sarum , 
 James Alexander 
 Josias l) Alexander 
 
 215 Scarborough 7 
 Rt Hon. C M Sutton 
 lion. Edm Phipps 
 
 96 
 
 216 Seaford, 
 Augustus F Ellis 
 John Fitzgerald 
 217 Shaftesbury , 
 Ralph Leycester" 
 
 Ed D Davenport 
 218 New Sho reham, 
 Sir C M Burrell, bt 
 Henry Howard 
 219 Shrewsbury , 
 Panton Corbett 
 Robert A Slaney 
 
 220 Somersetshire , 
 Win Dickenson 
 
 Sir T, B. Lethbridge, 
 bart. 
 
 221 Southampton , 
 W Chamberlayne 
 Abel Rous Dottin 
 
 222 Southwark , 
 Charles Calvert 
 Sir Robert T Wilson, 
 knt. 
 
 223 Staffordshire, 
 Ed w John Lyttleton 
 Sir J. Wrottesly 
 
 224 Stafford, 
 Richard Ironmonger 
 Ralph Benson 
 
 225 Stamford , 
 Lord Thomas Cecil 
 rhomas Chaplin 
 
 226 Steyning, 
 George Rich Philips 
 Peter Du Cane 
 
 227 Stockbridge , 
 rhonia- Grosvenor 
 George Wilbraham 
 
 228 Sudbury, 
 John Wilks,jun. 
 Bethel Walrond 
 
 229 Suffolk, 
 
 T Sherlock Gooch 
 Sir Wm Rowley, bt 
 
 230 Surry , 
 
 Wm Joseph Denison 
 Charles N Palmer 
 
 231 Sussex , 
 Waller Burrell 
 
 EJ Curteis 
 
 232 Tam worth. 
 Lord C Townsheud 
 Wm Yates Peel 
 
 233 Tavistock, 
 RtHn. LordW Russell 
 Viscount Ebringtoo 
 
 234 Taunton , 
 
 H nry Seymour 
 William Peachy 
 
 235 Tewkesbury , 
 
 J E Dowdesw.ell 
 John Martin 
 236 Thetford, 
 Lord Charles Fitzroy 
 Wm B Baring 
 237 Thirsk, 
 Robert Frankland 
 Robert G Rus:-ell 
 
 238 Tiverton , 
 Viscount Sandon 
 Rt Hon. R Ryder 
 
 239 Totness, 
 
 T P Courtenay 
 Viscount Barnard 
 
 210 Tregony , 
 James Adam Gordon 
 James Mackillop 
 211 Truro, 
 Lord EJH Somerset 
 Wm Ed Tomline 
 242 Wallingford , 
 W L Hughes 
 Geo James Robarts 
 243 Wareham , 
 John Cal craft 
 Charles Baring Wall 
 244 Warwickshire, 
 Dugdale S Dugdale 
 Francis Lawiey 
 245 Warwick, 
 lion. Sir C J Greville 
 John Tomes 
 246 Wells, 
 Charles Wm Fay lor 
 John Paine Tudway 
 247 Wendover , 
 Samuel Smith 
 George Smith 
 
248 Wenfock , 
 Hon. J G W Forester 
 Haul B Thompson 
 249 Weobly , 
 
 Sir George Cockburn 
 Lord WmThvnne 
 250 Westbury , 
 
 Sir M M Lopes, bt 
 RtH. SirGWarrender 
 251 Westminster , 
 Sir Fras Burdett, bt 
 John G Hobhouse 
 
 252 Westmoreland , 
 Visrount Lowther 
 Hon. H C Lowther 
 
 253 Weymouth and 
 Melcombe Regis, 
 
 Rt Hon. T Wallace 
 Masterton Ure 
 Thomas F Buxton 
 John Gordon t 
 254 Whitchurch 
 Samuel Scott 
 Hon. J RTowashend 
 
 97 
 
 255 Wigan, 
 James Alex Hudson 
 James Lindsay 
 
 256 Wilton, 
 
 J H Perruddocke 
 Edward Baker 
 
 257 Wiltshire , 
 John Benett 
 
 Sir J I) Astley, bt 
 
 258 Winckelsea , 
 Henry Brougham 
 Viscount Howirk 
 
 259 Winchester , 
 
 P St John Mildmay 
 Sir Edw. Hyde East, 
 
 bart. 
 
 260 Windsor , 
 John Ramsbottom 
 Sir Richard H Vivian 
 
 261 iVete Woodstock , 
 Marq. of Blandford 
 Lord Ashley 
 
 262 Wootton Basset , 
 Horace Twiss 
 
 SCOTLAND.—45. 
 
 George Philips 
 263 Worcestershire , 
 Hon. H B Lygoii 
 Sir T Winning!on, bt 
 264 Worcester, 
 
 T H H Davies 
 George R Robinson 
 
 265 Chipping Wycomb 
 Sir J D King, bt 
 
 Sir Thos Baring, bt 
 
 266 Great Yarmouth , 
 Hon. George Anson 
 Charles E Kumbold 
 
 267 Yarm. Hants , 
 Lord Binning 
 Joseph Phillimore 
 268 Yorkshire , 
 Viscount Milton 
 Hon. Wm Duneombe 
 Richard F Wilson 
 John Marshall 
 269 For*, 
 Marmaduke Wyvill 
 Janies Wilson 
 
 1 Aberdeen. Hon. W Gordon 
 
 2 Argyle , W. Fred. Campbell 
 
 3 y/yr, Lt Gen J Montgomerie 
 
 A Banff, Fail of Fife 
 
 5 Berwick , Hon. Ant. Maitland 
 
 6 Bute.fyc. lion.James Sinclair 
 7 -Clackm.fyc. Geo. Ed. Graliani 
 
 8 Dumbarton , Jo. Campbell, jr. 
 
 9 Dumfries , Ad Sir W J Hope 
 
 10 Edinburgh , Sir George Clerk 
 
 11 Elgin <& Moray , HnF W Grant 
 
 12 /A/e, Capt James Weinyss 
 
 13 Forfar , Hon. Wm Maule 
 
 14 Haddington , Lord John Hay 
 
 15 Inverness , Rt Ha. ChasGram 
 
 COUNTIES. 
 
 16 Kincardine , Hn.H.Arbuthpot 
 
 17 Kirkcudbright , RC Fergusson 
 
 18 Lanark , Lord A Hamilton 
 
 19 Linlithgow , Hon. Sir A Hope 
 
 20 Nairn, tyc. Dun. Davidson, ]!*. 
 
 21 Orkney , Hon. G II L 1 ) mid as 
 
 22 Peebles , Sir J Montgomery 
 
 23 Perth, Sir George Murray 
 
 24 Renfrew , John Maxwell 
 
 25 Sir J W Mackenzie 
 
 26 Roxburgh , Hen F Scott,j«n. 
 
 27 Selkirk , W Elliot Lockhart 
 
 28 Stirling , H J1 Drummond 
 
 29 Sutherland, Lord F L Gower 
 
 30 Wigton, Sir W. Maxwell 
 
 ROROUGHS. 
 
 31 Aberdeen, Inverbervie, Montr. Arbr. Brechin , Joseph Hume 
 
 32 Ayr, Irvine , Rothsay , Cambeltown , Inverary , T F Kennedy 
 
 33 Crail, Kilrenny , E. & Anstruther , Pilten. James Balfour 
 
 34 Bumf Sanquhar. Annan, Lochtn. Kirkcudb . W R K Do iglas 
 
 35 Dysart, Kirkcaldy, Kinghorn , Burntisland, Sir R C Fergusson 
 
 36 Edinburgh , Right Hoh. William DuucLls 
 
£8 
 
 57 Elgin, Cullen, Banff, Inverury, Kinloro, Hon. Alex. Duff 
 
 38 Forfar, Perth, Dundee, Cupar, St Andrews, lion. M Lindsay 
 
 39 Fnrtrose, Inverness, Nairn, & Forres, Robert Grant 
 
 40 Glasgow, Renfrew, Rutherglen, Dumbarton, Arch Campbell 
 
 41 Hadd. Dunbar, IS.Berwick, Lauder, Jedb. Ado]. J Datrymple 
 
 42 Inverkeith Dtinferm. Queensf. Culr. Stirling, Robert Do wide 
 48 Kirkwall, Wick, Dornoch, Dingwall, Tain, Sir Hugh limes 
 
 44 Selkirk, Peebles, Linlithgow, & Lanark, Adam Hay 
 
 45 Wigton, Stranraer, N. Galloway, Whithorn, John H Lowther 
 
 " IRELAND.—100. 
 
 1 Antrim county, 
 Hon. J B R O’Neil 
 Ed 41ex M‘Naughtan 
 
 2 Armagh county, 
 Hon. H Caulfield 
 Charles Brownlow 
 
 3 Armagh town, 
 
 Rt Hon. H Goulburn 
 
 4 Alhlone, 
 
 Rich Handcock, jun. 
 
 5 Bandon Bridge, 
 Viscount Duncanuon 
 
 6 Belfast, 
 
 Earl of Belfast 
 
 7 Carlow county, 
 Henry Bruen 
 Thomas Kavanagh 
 
 8 Carlow town. 
 Lord Tullamore 
 
 9 Car rick fergus, 
 
 Sir Arthur Chichester 
 
 10 Cas hell, 
 
 K J Collett 
 
 11 Cavan county, 
 Henry Maxwell 
 Alex Saunderson 
 
 12 Clare county, 
 RtHn.WV Fitzgerald 
 Lucius O’Brien 
 
 13 Clonmel, 
 
 J H M Dawson 
 
 14 Coleraine, 
 
 Sir J W II Brydges 
 
 15 Cork county, 
 Viscount Emits mo re 
 Hon. Robert King 
 
 16 Cork city, 
 Hon. CM Hutch in-on | 
 
 Sir N. C. Colthurst, 
 hart. 
 
 17 Donegal county, 
 George V Hart 
 Earl Moont-Charles 
 
 18 Down county, 
 Lord Arthur Hill 
 Viscount Castlereagh 
 
 19 Downpatrick, 
 
 J W Maxwell 
 
 20 Drogheda, 
 Peter Van llomrigh 
 21 Dublin county, 
 Henry White 
 R W Talbot 
 
 22 Dublin city, 
 George Moore 
 Henry Grattan 
 23 Dublin college, 
 RtHnWin C Plunkett 
 24 Dundalk, 
 Charles Barclay 
 
 25 Dungannon, 
 Hon. Thomas Knox 
 
 26 DungarvaHi 
 Hon. George Lamb 
 
 27 Ennis, 
 Thomas F Lewis 
 
 28 Enniskillen, 
 Richard Maginnis 
 29 Fermanagh county 
 Viervyn Archdall 
 Viscount Corry 
 3 * Galway county, 
 James Daly 
 Richard Martin 
 31 Galway town, 
 James O’Hara 
 
 32 Kerry county, 
 
 Rt Hon. M Fitzgerald 
 William Hare 
 
 33 Kildare county. 
 Lord W Fitzgerald 
 Robert Lutouche 
 
 34 Kilkenny county, 
 lion. C H B Clarke 
 Viscount Duncanuon 
 
 35 Kilkenny town, 
 John Doherty 
 
 36 King's county, 
 Thomas Bernard 
 Lord Oxinantown 
 
 37 Kinsale, 
 John Russell 
 
 38 Leitrim county, 
 Samuel White 
 Viscount Clements 
 
 39 Limerick county, 
 ilon. R H Fitzgibbon 
 Thomas Lloyd 
 
 40 Limerick city, 
 Thomas Spring Rice 
 41 Lisburn, 
 Henry Meynell 
 
 42 Londonderry co. 
 Geo Robert Dawson 
 Alex Robert Stewart 
 13 Londonderry city, 
 Rt Hon. Sir GF Hill 
 44 Longford county, 
 Viscount Forbes 
 Sir Geo It Fetherston, 
 
 hart. ' 
 
 45 Louth county, 
 Alexander Dawson 
 John Leslie Foster 
 
46 Mallow, 
 Charles D O Jephson 
 
 47 Mayo county, 
 Lord Bingham 
 James Browne 
 
 48 Meath county , 
 Karl ofBective 
 
 Sir M Somerville, ht 
 49 Monaghan county, 
 Evelyn John Shirley 
 Hon. H R Westenra 
 50 Nciory, 
 lion. John 11 Knox 
 
 51 Portar ling ton , 
 James Farquhar 
 
 52 Queen 1 * county, 
 Sir C 11 Coole, ht 
 Sir H Parnell, bt 
 
 99 
 
 53 Roscommon ca, 
 Arthur French 
 Hon. Robert King 
 54 New Ross, 
 William Wigram 
 
 55 Sligo county, 
 Hon. H. King 
 
 E S Cooper 
 
 56 Sligo tcwn, 
 Owen W ynne 
 
 57 Tipperary county , 
 Hon. Fr A Prittie 
 John H Hutchinson 
 58 Tralee , 
 James Cuflfe 
 59 Tyrone county, 
 William Stewart 
 Hon. Hen T L Corry 
 
 60 Waterford county, 
 Richard Power 
 Henry Yilliers Stuart 
 61 Water ford city , 
 RtHnSirJNewport,b 
 62 Westmeath county , 
 Gustavus Rochfort 
 Hugh Morgan Tuite 
 6< Wexford county, 
 R S Carew , jun. 
 Viscount Stopford 
 
 64 Wexford town, 
 Henry Evans 
 
 65 Wicklow county , 
 lion. G L Pro by 
 James Grattan 
 
 66 Yonghall, 
 Hon. GeoPonsonby 
 
 CLERKS and OFFICERS of the HOUSE of PEERS. 
 
 Earl of Shaftesbury, Chairman of Committees, Rt Hon. Sir G II 
 Rose, Clerk of Parliament, W Courtenay, Esq; Assist 
 C Philip Rose, Esq; Reading Clerk fy Clk of Private Committees 
 EGWalmisley, Clerk of Journals, Edw Parratt, Copying-Clerk 
 Robert Harvey Strachan, Clerk of Enrolments 
 Sir Thomas Tyrwhitt, knt. Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod 
 Robert Quarme, Yeoman Usher, GF Seymour, Serjt-at-Arms 
 
 CLERKS and OFFICERS of the HOUSE of COMMONS. 
 
 J Henry Ley, Chief Clerk —J Rickman, W Ley, Clerk Assis 
 T Dyson, Clerk of the Committees of Privileges and Electionsts 
 R Jones, Assistant Clerk of ditto 
 
 John Dorington, Clerk of the Fees .—J E Dorington, Assist ditto 
 Edward Stracey, John Benson, Arthur Benson, and John Doring¬ 
 ton, Principal Committee Clerks 
 
 S Gunnell, W G Rose, R Chalmers, T Beeby, Bp.Committee Clks 
 G Whittam,jun. G White, Assists ditto 
 
 G. Dyson, R. Gibbons, A. Jones, Other Clerks who occasionally 
 attend upon Committees 
 
 George Whittam, Clerk of Journals and Papers— 3 Bull, Assist 
 Edward Stracey, David Jones, Clerks of the Ingrossments 
 W Gunnell, Assistant Clerk of Ingrossments 
 E Johnston, W Hawes, Clerksin the Private Bill Office 
 K Johnston, T Beeby, G White, R Chalmers, A Dickinson, G 
 Whittmn,jun., W Hawes, R Jones, C Gandy, S Gunnell, jun., 
 G Dyson/R Gibbons, TGudge, C Rowland, A Jones, and C 
 White. Clerks in the Offices of Chief Clerk, according to SeJiiority 
 William Brodie Gurney, Short Hand Writer 
 Henry Seymour, Serjeant at Arw&— Jt>hn Clementaon, Dcp* 
 
100 
 
 IRELAND. 
 
 PEERS OF THE BLOOD ROYAL. 
 
 1784 His Royal Highnefs Frederick, Earl of Ulfter 
 1789 His Royal Highnefs William Henry, Earl of Munfter 
 1799 His Royal Highnefs Ernefl Auguflus, Earl of Armagh 
 1801 His Royal Highnefs Augustus Frederick, Baron Arklow 
 His Royal Highnefs Adolphus Frederick, E. of Tipperary 
 1764 His Royal Highnefs William Frederick, E. of Connaught 
 
 DUKE—I. 
 
 1766 Fitz-Gerald Duke of Leinfter 
 
 MARQUISSES— 14 . 
 
 1786 Beresford Marquis of Waterford 
 
 1789 Hill Marquis of Down (hire 
 
 1791 Chichefter Marquis of Donnegal 
 Moore Marquis of Diogheda 
 
 1799 Wellefley Marquis of Wellelley 
 
 1800 O’Brien Marquis of Thomond 
 Taylour Marquis of Headfoit 
 Browne Marquis of Sligo 
 Loftus Marquis of Ely 
 
 1816 Stewart Marquis of Londonderry 
 Conyngham Marq of Conyngham 
 
 1822 Nugent Marquis of Weflmeath 
 
 1825 Butler Marquis of Ormonde 
 
 De Burgh Marq. of Clanricarde 
 
 Eldejl Sons . 
 Marquis of Kildare 
 
 Earl of Tyrone 
 Earl of Hillfborough 
 Earl of Belfafl 
 Viscount Moore 
 Earl of Mornington 
 Earl of Inchiquin 
 Earl of Be&ive 
 Earl of Altamont 
 Vifcount Loftus 
 Vifcount Calllereagh 
 Earl of Mount-Charles 
 Lord Delvin 
 Earl of Ossory 
 Lord Dunkellin 
 
 EARLS— 69 . 
 
 1620 Boyle Earl of Cork & Orrery 
 1622 Fielding Earl of Defmond 
 
 1627 Brabazon Earl of Meath 
 
 1628 Plunkct Earl of Fingal 
 1647 Lambert Earl of Cavan 
 
 1661 Talbot Eof Waterford & Wexford 
 1684 Forbes Earl of Granard 
 1699 Dc Ginkell Earl of Athlone 
 i;i; Fitzwilliam Earl Fitzwilliam 
 
 Vifcount Dungarvan 
 Vifcount Callan 
 Lord Ardee 
 Lord Killeen 
 Vifcount Kilcourfic 
 Lord Talbot 
 Vifcount Forbes 
 Lord Aghrim 
 Vifcount Milton 
 
101 
 
 1722 Petty E. of Kerry & Shelburne 
 1725 Bligh Earl of Darnley 
 1733 Percival Earl of Egmont 
 1739 Ponfonby Earl of Befborough 
 1748 Butler Earl of Carrick 
 1756 Boyle Earl of Shannon 
 
 1759 Duff Earl of Fife 
 
 1760 Ludlow Earl of Ludlow 
 
 1761 Carpenter Earl of Tyrconnel 
 
 1762 Gore Earl of Arran 
 Stopford Earl Courtown 
 
 1763 Leefon Earl of Miltown 
 Caulfield Earl of Charlemont 
 
 1766 Tournour Earl ofWinterton 
 
 1767 St Lawrence Earl of Howth 
 
 1768 King Earl of Kingston 
 1771 Molyneux Earl of Sefton 
 
 Jocelyn Earl of Roden 
 
 1776 Vaughan Earl of Lifburne 
 Mead Earl of Clanwilliam 
 Temple Earl of Nugent 
 
 1777 Stratford Earl of Aldborough 
 1781 Moore Earl ot Mount CafheJl 
 1785 Pakenham Earl of Longford 
 
 Dawfon Earl of Portarlington 
 Luttrcll Earl of Carhampton 
 Bourke Earl of Mayo 
 1789 Annefley Earl of Annefley 
 Cole Earl of Ennifkillen 
 Creighton Earl of Erne 
 Proby Earl of Carysfort 
 1793 Butler Earl of Kilkenny 
 
 Annefiey Earl of Mountnorris 
 Cuffe Earl of Defart 
 Scott Earl of Clonmell 
 Howard Earl of Wicklow 
 1795 Fitzgibbon Earl of Clare 
 Clements Earl of Leitrim 
 Bingham Earl of Lucan 
 1797 Corrv Earl Belmore 
 
 Mathew Earl of Landaff 
 1800 O’Neil Earl O’Neil 
 
 I 3 
 
 Vifcount Clanmaurice 
 Lord Clifton 
 Lord Perceval 
 Vifcount Duncannon 
 Vifcount Ikerrin 
 Viscount Boyle 
 Viscount Macduff 
 Vifcount Prefton 
 Vifcount Carlingford 
 Vifcount Sudley 
 Vifcount Stopford 
 Vifcount Rufborough 
 Vifcount Caulfield 
 Viscount Tournour 
 Vifcount St Lawrence 
 Vifcount Kingfborough 
 Vifcount Molyneux 
 Vifcount Jocelyn 
 Lord Vaughar* 
 
 Lord Gilford 
 Vifcount Clare 
 Lord Baltinglass 
 Lord Kilworth 
 Lord Pakenham 
 Vifcount Carlow 
 Lord Irnham 
 Lord Naas 
 Vifcount Glerawly 
 Lord Mountflorence 
 Vilcount Creighton 
 Lord Proby 
 Vifcount Mountgarret 
 Vifcount Valentia 
 Vifcount Caftle Cuffe 
 Lord Earlsfort 
 Viscount Clonmore 
 Vifcount Fitzgibbon 
 Vifcount Clements 
 Lord Castlebar 
 Vifcount Corry 
 Vifcount Mathew 
 Vifcount Raymond 
 
7 7 
 
 102 
 
 1800 Bernard Earl of Bandon Vifcount Bernard 
 
 Stewart Earl Caftleftewart Vifcount Stewart 
 
 Hutchinfon Earlof Donoughmore Lord Suirdale 
 
 Alexander Earl of Caledon 
 Browne Earl of Kenmare 
 1803 Pery Earl of Limerick 
 
 Trench Earl of Clancarty 
 1806 Achefon Ear\ of Gosford 
 Parsons Earl of Rode 
 Agar Earl of Normantown 
 1816 Gardiner Earl of Blessington 
 White Earl of Bantry 
 Butler Earl of Glengall 
 Plolroyd Earl of Sheffield 
 182a Needham Earlof Kilmorey 
 Monck Earl of Rathdown 
 Hare Earl of Listowcll 
 
 Vifcount Alexander 
 Vifcount Caftleroffe 
 Vifcount Glentworth 
 Vifcount Dunlo 
 Lord Achefon 
 Lord Oxmanton 
 Vifcount Somerton 
 Vifcount Mountjoy 
 Vifcount Beerhaven 
 Vifcount Caher 
 Vifcount Pevenfey 
 Vifc. Newry & Morne 
 Viscount Monck 
 Viscount Ennismore 
 
 Quin E.ofDunraven&Mount Earl Viscount Adare 
 
 VISCOUNTS—. 
 
 1478 
 
 1620 
 
 162: 
 
 1622 
 
 1629 
 
 1646 
 
 1661 
 
 1680 
 
 1700 
 
 1716 
 
 1717 
 
 1719 
 
 1720 
 1722 
 
 Prefton, Visc.Gorm an (ton 
 Villiers, Vise. Grandifon 
 Lee, Vise. Dillon 
 Saunderson, V. Lumlcy 
 Smythe, Vise. Scrangford 
 Taaffe, Vise. TaafTe 
 Jones, Vise. Ranelagh 
 Fitzwilliam V.Fitzwilliam 
 Barnewall, V. Kingsland 
 Cholmcndely, Vise. Chol- 
 mondely 
 
 Dawney, Vise. Downe 
 Hamilton, Vise. Strabane 
 MolefworthV.Molefworth 
 Chetwynd, V. Chctwynd 
 Brodrick, V. Middleton 
 Hamilton, Vise. Boyne 
 Allen, Vise. Allen 
 Grimfton, Vise. Grimfton 
 Barrington, V. Barrington 
 Gage, Vise. Gage 
 Temple, Vise. Palmerftor 
 
 1727 
 
 1743 
 
 i 75 i 
 
 1763 
 
 1766 
 
 1776 
 
 1781 
 
 ' 7?5 
 
 1791 
 
 1793 
 
 1797 
 
 l800 
 
 l806 
 
 46. 
 
 Arundel, Vise. Galway 
 Wingfield, V. Powerfcourt 
 Flower, Vise. Afhbrook 
 Montmorency, V.Mount- 
 morres 
 
 Trevor, Vise. Dungannon 
 Southwell, Vise. Southwell 
 Vefey, Vise. De Vefci 
 Fortefcue, Vise. Clermont 
 Hewit, Vise. Lifford 
 Ward, Vise. Eangor 
 Lambe, Vise. Melbourne 
 Ellis, Vise. Clifden 
 St Leger, Vise. Doneraile 
 Knox, Vise. Northland 
 Maud, Vise. Hawarden 
 Skeffington, Vise. Ferrard 
 Yelverton,Visc.Avonmore 
 Wolfe, Vise, Kilwarden 
 Upton, Vise. Templeton 
 O'Callaghan, V, Lifmote 
 King, Vise, Lorton 
 
103 
 
 1816 De Montmorency, Vise. 
 Frankfort 
 
 Vereker, Vise. Gort 
 1822 Handcock, V.Castlcmainc 
 
 BARONS—70. 
 
 1181 De Courcy, Lord Kinfale 
 146a Barnwell Lord Trimlefton 
 Plunket, Lord Dunfany 
 1541 Plunket, Lord Louth 
 1620 Digby, Lord Diglvy 
 162,1 Blayney, Lord Blayney 
 1627 Sherard, Lord Sherard 
 1703 Seymour, Lord Conway 
 1715 Freke, Lord Carbery 
 1718 Aylmer, Lord Aylmer 
 1756 Maxwell, Lord Farnham 
 1758 Crofbie, Lord Brandon 
 Lyfaght, Lord Lifle 
 1762 Clive, Lord Clive 
 1767 Phipps, Lord Mulgrave 
 1770 Perceval, Lord Arden 
 
 1776 Wynn, LdNewborough 
 Macdonald, L Macdonald 
 Edwardes, LdKenfington 
 Lyttleton, Lord WeftcoL 
 Ongley, Lord Onglcy 
 Mafley, Lord Maflfey 
 
 1777 Robinfon, Lord Rokeby 
 
 1781 Deane, Loid Mufkerry 
 
 1782 Hood, Lord Hood 
 
 1783 Tonfon, Lord Riverfdale 
 Pennington, LdMuncafter 
 Eden, Lord Auckland 
 
 1789 Browne, Lord Kilmaine 
 Lawlefs, Lord Cloncurry 
 
 1790 Dillon, Lord Clonbrok 
 
 1791 Fitzherbert, Ld St Helen' 
 
 1792 Cavendilh, Ld Waterpark 
 
 1794 Graves, Lord Graves 
 Hood, Lord Bridport 
 
 1795 Parkyns, Lord Randiffc 
 
 1796 Vanneck, LdHuntingfield 
 Smith, Lord Carrington 
 Wcftenra, LordRossmore 
 
 1797 Hotham, Lord Hotham 
 Dawfon, Lord Cremorne 
 Winn, Lord Headley 
 Shore, Lord Teignmouth 
 Toler, Lord Norwood 
 Crofton, Lord Crofton 
 
 1798 Ffiench >% Lord Ffrench 
 
 1799 Eden, Lard Henley 
 
 1800 Coote, Lord Caftle Coote 
 Rowley, Lord Langford 
 Blaquiere, L De Blaquiere 
 Major, Lord Henniker 
 Blackwood, Lord Duflfeiin 
 Mullins, Lord Ventry 
 Blake, Lord Wallfcourt 
 Sandford, Lord Mount- 
 
 Sandford 
 
 Prittie, L Dunalley 
 Mahon, Lord Hartland 
 Bingham, LdClanmorris 
 Waldegrave, Ld Rad flock 
 Toler, Lord Norbury 
 Gardner, Lord Gardner 
 Granville, Lord Nugent 
 Trench, Lord Alhtown 
 MafTey, Lord Clarina 
 1806 ThelufTbn, LRendleftiam 
 1812 Beresford, Lord Decies 
 
 1818 Canning, Lord Garvagh 
 
 1819 Cradock, Lord Howden 
 1822 Downes, Lord Downes 
 1825 Bloomfield, Ld Bloomfield 
 

 104 
 PEERESSES. 
 
 1785 Macdonnell, Cfs Antrim I1181 Melfort, Bar. De Barry 
 1660 Skeffington,V.Massareene|l797 Keith, Baroness Keith 
 
 ARCHBISHOPS. 
 
 Armagh , Lord John G. BeresfordlCas/ieZ/, Dr Lawrence 
 Dublin, Dr William Magee \Tuam , Hon.Dr P. Trench 
 
 BISHOPS. 
 
 Meath, Dr Nathaniel Alexander 
 Kildare, Hon. Dr C. Lindfay 
 Derry, Hon,DrWm Knox 
 Clogher, Lord R. Tottenham 
 ICilmore, Dr G P. Beresfcrd 
 Downe, Dr Richard Mant 
 jE hphin, Dr John Lesslie 
 Clonfert, &c. Dr C. Butson 
 Cloyne, Dr John Brinkley 
 
 Corke <$• Boss, Hn.DrTLaurence 
 Leighlin , &c. Dr T. Elrington 
 Killala, Dr James Verschoyle 
 Ossory, Dr Robert Fowler 
 Waterford, Hon, Dr R. Bourke 
 Baphoe , Dr William Bisset 
 Dromore, Dr James Saurin 
 Killaloe , Dr A. Arbuthnot 
 Limerick, Dr John Jebb 
 
 REPRESENTATIVE PEERS of IRELAND, 
 ( 28 ) Elected for Life. 
 
 Marq.Headfort 
 
 Earl Ennifkillen 
 
 Earl of Rosse 
 
 — Thomond 
 
 — Erne 
 
 — Gosford 
 
 — Conyngham 
 
 — Lucan 
 
 — Charleville 
 
 Earl of Carrick 
 
 — Belmore 
 
 — Blesinton 
 
 — Charlemont 
 
 — O’Neill 
 
 — Longford 
 
 — Kingston 
 
 — Bandon 
 
 — Clancarty 
 
 — Wicklow 
 
 — Caledon 
 
 Vise. Gort 
 
 — Mayo 
 
 — Limerick 
 
 — Lor ton 
 
 Lord DufFerin 
 Lord Farnham 
 Lord Carbcrry 
 Archb. Dublin 
 Bp. of Leighlin 
 of Cloyne 
 — of Cork 
 
 
 COMPARATIVE RANK OF OFFICERS 
 
 IN THE ARMY AND NAVY. 
 
 NAVY. ARMY. 
 
 Admiral of the Fleet - with Field-Marshal 
 
 Admirals ----- t ohh Generals 
 Vice-Admirals - with Lieutenant-generals 
 
 Rear-Admirals - with Major-generals 
 
 Commodores, and first Captain* to7 . 
 
 Commanders in-Chief - -J Wlth Brigadier-generals 
 Captains of 3 Years Post - - with Colonels 
 
 Other Post Captains - ’with Lieutenant*colonels 
 
 Commanders - with Majors 
 
 lieutenants - with Captains 
 
105 
 
 EAST INDIES . 
 
 HOME DEPARTMENT 
 Board of Commissioners. 
 
 Right Hon. Charles Watkins W.Wynn, M.P. President 
 
 Ri Hon Earl Bathurst 
 
 RtHn. E.J. Robinson 
 
 RtHnSirG Warrendyr 
 Jo.Plxillimore. D.c.r. 
 Wm Yates Peel, Esq* 
 
 Rt Hon. Geo. Canning Lord Teignmouth 
 Rt Hon. Robert Peel Rt Hon John Sullivan 
 Earl of Liverpool Marquis of Salisbury 
 T P Courtenay, Esq; M.P. sec.—John Wright, Esq. asst. sec. 
 William Leach, accompiant. Win Groom, solicitor. 
 Court of Directors. 
 
 Sir G. A. Robinson, chairman . Hon. H. Lindsay, deputy 
 
 Charles Mills 
 John Baillie 
 John P. Muspratt 
 Sir RT Farquhar, bt 
 Henry Alexander 
 Henry St Geo Tucker 
 James Stuart 
 
 Jacob Bosanquet John Thornhill 
 
 Edward Parry George Raikes 
 
 Richard C Plowden Robert Campbell 
 
 John Bebb John G. Ravenshaw 
 
 Thomas Pattison Jo-iasl) Alexander 
 
 William Wigram Neil B. Edmonstone 
 
 John Morris John Lock 
 
 William S Clarke 
 Joseph Dart, sec. Peter Auber, dep. A. W. Mason, chief clerk 
 
 BENGAL ESTABLISHMENT. 
 
 Supreme Council. 
 
 Right Hon. Lord Amherst, Governor General of India 
 
 Gen. Lord Combermere, gcb. Comm-in-Chief & second in Council 
 
 John Lend all, Esq. John H Harington, Esq. W B Bayley, Esq. 
 
 W B Bayley, chief secretary 
 George Swinton, sec. in the secret 
 and political departments 
 Charles Lushington, sec. general 
 and foreign department 
 
 Lieut Col. Wm Casement, C.B. 
 
 sec. military dep 
 Capt Abr. Lockett, deputy do. 
 
 W B Bayley, sec judicial dep 
 H Mackenzie, do. territorial dep 
 
 Sudder Dewanee and Nizamut Adavolut. 
 
 Wm. Leycester, chief judge. Cy Smith, Win Dorin, CTSealy, 
 II Shakespear, puisnejudges Wm H Macnaughten, register 
 Board of Trade • 
 
 John Fendall, president. Geo. Udny, Chas M‘Kenz»e, members 
 Geo Udny, Henry Mundy, tvarehousekeep. Walter Nisbet, sec. 
 Board of Revenue 
 
 , president. James Puttie, Wigram Money, Win 
 Trower, members R Hunter, secretary Alex F Lind, sub-sec. 
 Board of Customs, Salt and Opium. 
 
 , president . John P Larkins, George Chester, and 
 Henry Sargent, members Robt Saunders, sec. C. Lindsay, asst 
 Supreme Court of Judicature. 
 
 Honourable Sir Charles Grey, Knight, chief justice 
 Honourable Sir Antony Duller, Knight, do. 
 
 Honourable Sir Johu Franks, puisne justice 
 
Vice Admiralty Court—Established in 1808. 
 
 Sir Chatles Gray, Kt. com. Sir Antony Buller, Kt. dep~com» 
 Sir John Franks, Kt., ditto 
 Court of Requests. 
 
 CW Brief zeke, C K Robison, J W IVFLeod, commis. Richard 
 Leslie, clerk John Gordon, register Dr Voss, surgeon 
 W II Macnnghten, sheriff oj Calcutta 
 Thomas F Lewin, master in equity, &c. 
 
 John Pearson, advocate general to company 
 College at Fort William. 
 
 Hon Court of Directors, patrons The Governor-General, visitor 
 The Members of Supreme Council, gov. J II Harrington, pres 
 Ecclesiatical Establishment. 
 
 Right Rev. Reginald Meber, d.d., lord bishop of Calcutta 
 Rev. Daniel Corrie, archdeacon 
 
 * domestic chaplain to the lord bishop 
 
 Samuel P Stracey, registrar and secretary 
 James Bryce, d.d. James Browr, chaplains Scotch church 
 General Staff 
 
 Gen. Lord Combermero, gcb, commander-in-chief in India 
 Lieut-General Sir G Martindell, kob. com at Cawnpore 
 Ma jor General Robert Alexander Dalzell, com. at Presidency 
 
 . com 3 d div field army 
 
 Major-General John Arnold, com Saugurfield force 
 Major-General George Dick, c.b. com at Dinapore 
 Major-General Thomas Reynell, c.b., corned div field army 
 Col James Price, com at Benares 
 
 Lieut-Colonel Ar. M‘Donald, kch. adjt-general of king's troops 
 Col Sir S Ford Whittingham, quarter-master-gen of ditto 
 Lieut-Colonel W L Watson, adjutant-general 
 Lieut-Colonel Robert Stevenson, qr-mas gen 
 Lieut-Colonel Henry Iinlach, military auditor-general 
 Lieut-Colonel Jeremiah Bryant, judge advocate-general 
 Lieut-Colonel Val. Blacker, c.b. surveyor general of India 
 Lt-Col It LI Cunliffe, commis-gen. Capt W Lumsdaine, dep 
 Edward Hale, private sec to governor-general 
 Lieut Hon. Jeffrey Amherst, 59th foot, military secretary 
 Military Board. 
 
 General Lord Combermere, gcb.. President 
 Maj.-Gen. R A Dalzell, com at the Presidency , vice-president 
 Lieut-Colonel Alexander M‘Leod, commandant of artillery 
 Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Imlach, military audit or-general 
 Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Mouat, chief engineer 
 Lieut-Colonel Robert Stevenson, quarter-master-general 
 Lieutenant-Colonel W L Watson, adjutant-general 
 Major John Craigie, aud Captain G Voung, secretaries 
 Medical Board. 
 
 Walter Ogilvy, Esq. | Alex. Gibb, Esq. I C Abel, apothecary 
 James Meik,faq. | Jo, Adam, m.d. sec. J II Cavell, dep. 
 
107 
 
 FORT ST. GEORGE ESTABLISHMENT. 
 
 The Hon Major-Gen SirTho Munro, k.c.b. governor V 
 Lt-Gen Sir George T Walker, g.c.b corn in chief > Council 
 Henry Sullivan Graeme, Esq; J II D Ogilvie, Esq; ) 
 
 David Hill, chief sec, Rich Clive, sec. in the military depart* 
 John Stokes, secretary in the revenue and judicial departments 
 John VI M'Leod, secretary in the public , $c. departments \ 
 
 Board of Revenue. 
 
 Ilenry S Graeme, Esq. president . George E Russell, Esq. iEneas 
 M‘l)onell, Esq; and Richard Clarke, Esq. members. John 
 Dent, sec. Daniel Elliott, deputy 
 
 Sudder and Foujdarry Adatclut. 
 
 JHD Ogilvie, chief judge. George Gowan, and FA Grant, 
 puisne judges William Huddleston, register 
 General Staff. 
 
 Lieut-General Sir George T Walker, gcb, com-in-chief 
 Lieut-General Thomas Bowser, commanding the army in chief 
 Major-General Sir John Doveton, kcb, commanding in Mysore 
 Major-General Robert Sewell, hms, do. Centre Div. 
 Major-General Hamilton Halt, do. Ceded Districts 
 Major-General Jasper Nicoils, do. South Division 
 Lieutenant-ColonelT H S Conway, cb, adjutant-general 
 Lieutenant-Colonel Rowland B Otto, quarter-master-general 
 Lieutenant-Colonel Jeffrey Prendergast, military auditor-general 
 Colonel James Leith, judge advocate general 
 Lieut J N R Campbeii, Persian interpreter at head-quarters 
 Military Board 
 
 I.ieut-General Thomas Bowser, commanding in chief 
 Colonel Sir J. Sinclair, lit, acting commandant of artillery 
 Lieutenant Colonel T H S Conway, cb, adjutant-general 
 Lieutenant-Colonel Jeffrey Prenuergast, military auditor-general 
 Lieutenant-Colonel R B Otto, quarter-master-general 
 Major Thomas M‘Lean, secretary Capt II lVloberly, dtp 
 Medical Board. 
 
 George Baillie, first member Win Pritchard, third do. 
 
 Wynn Peyton, second do. William Scott, secretary 
 
 Ecclesiastical Establishment . 
 
 Rev. 1 E Vaughan, archdeacon. Fred Oruie, Esq. registrar 
 Alex Webster, and George James Lawrie, chap. Scotch church 
 Commissariat Department. 
 
 Lt-col W Morrison, c.b., commit.-gen .—Major M Cubbon, deputy 
 Supreme Court of J udicature, Mudras. 
 
 Hon Sir Ralph Palmer, Ent, chief justice 
 
 Hon Sir R B Comyn. kt, and Sir G VVRickctts, kt, puisne justices 
 John Savage, Esq; sheriff 
 
 Court of Requests. 
 
 Co minis .—H Byrne, L H Stirling, E F Elliott. C Clay, registrar 
 Vice Admiralty Court. 
 
 Hon. Sir Ralph Palmer, kt, commissary an principal 
 

 
 
 108 
 
 BOMBAY ESTABLISHMENT. 
 
 ^ fThe Honourable Mountstuart Elphinstone, president and g v, 
 ^ Lieut-General Sir Thos Bradford, kcb, com-in-chief 
 § J Francis Warden, Esq. Richard Thomas Goodwin, Esa, 
 dairies Joseph Sparrow, Esq. provisional councillor 
 ^William Newnham, Esq; chief secretary 
 Ecclesiastical Establishment. 
 
 The Rev. George Barnes, dd, archdeacon and commissary 
 James Clow and Joseph Laurie, chaplains , $cotch church . 
 
 Supreme Court of Judicature. 
 
 Hon Sir Edward West, Knight, chief justice 
 Hon Sir R Rice, kt, Hon C H Chambers, kt, puisne justices 
 David Seton, sheriff' GCorge Norton, advocate-general 
 Win Fenwick, master in equity Alex Ferries, prothonotary, fyc. 
 Chas Grant 9 acting clerk of croton W A Morgan, sol for the Com* 
 Vice-Admiralty Court. 
 
 Sir Edward West, Knt. commis. Rich Woodhouse, registrar 
 General Staff. 
 
 Lieut-General Sir Thomas Bradford, kcb, commander-in-chief 
 Major-General Sir Lionel Smith, commanding in Poonah 
 Major-General Samuel Wilson, commanding Presidency, division 
 Lieutenant-Colonel David Leighton, adjutant general 
 Lieutenant-Colonel E W Shuldham, quarter-master-general 
 Lieutenant Colonel RH Hough, military auditor-general 
 Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Baker, commissary-general 
 Military Board. 
 
 Lient-Gen Sir Thomas Bradford, kcb, com-in-chief president 
 Major-General Samuel Wilson, vice-president 
 Lieqt-Colonel Samuel Good fellow, chief engineer 
 Lieut-Cojopel David Leighton, cb, adjutant-general 
 Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Hessman, commandant of artillery 
 Lieut-Colonel K W ShuldHam, quarter-master-general 
 Lieut-Colonel R H Hough, military auditor-general 
 Major Peter Fearon, secretary 
 
 Medical .Board. 
 
 Benj Phillips, Esq; S. Sproull, Esq; TTMardon, Esq; members 
 James M 4 Adam, secretary 
 
 PRINCE OF WALES’ ISLAND ESTABLISHMENT. 
 Robert Fullerton, Esq; governor and treasurer 
 William Clubley, Esq; collector of government customs 
 Sir JT Calridge, kt, recorder. D Brown, Esq; sheriff 
 
 ESTABLISHMENT AT CANTON IN CHINA. 
 
 Sir James Brabazon Urmston, president of the select committee 
 Francis 11 Toone, c 2 dmember. W 11 C Plowden, 3 d do. 
 
 ESTABLISHMENT AT ST. HELENA. 
 
 Brig G. A Walker, gov. & com-in chief* T II Brooke, secretary 
 
6 Adventure, P P King 
 10 Alacrity, C J H Johnstone 
 74 Albion, John A Ommaney 
 28 Alligator, H D Chads 
 l8 Arachne, Andrew Baird 
 
 BOYAL NAVY. 
 
 Ships in Commission 
 
 46 Diamond, Lord Napier 
 18 Dispatch, R W Parsons 
 42- Doris, Sir J G Sinclair 
 18 Doterel, Henry Edwards 
 6 Dove, Lt James St John 
 
 — ■ —--» joii 
 
 64 Argonaut, h.s. LtJa. James 46 Druid, Sam. Chambers 
 26 Ariadne, Adol. Fitzclarence 42- Dryad, Hon. G A Crofton 
 
 Arrow, cutL Art. Brooking 
 2 Astrsea, William King 
 28 Atholl, James A Murray 
 46 Aurora, Chas John Austen 
 10 Badger, Charles Crowdy 
 50 Barham, Sir John Louis 
 Basilisk cutt. Lt J Chumley 
 10 Beagle, Pringle Stokes 
 10 Beaver, J O Brien 
 10 Bittern, tend. Lt RfRochfort 
 46 Blanche, Wm B Mends 
 46 Blonde, Lord Byron 
 24 Blossom, F W Beechey 
 46 Boadieea, Wm F Carroll 
 10 Bramble, Lt Thomas Fav.ll 
 26 Brazen, George W Willes 
 10 Brisk, Hon. Wm Anson 
 120 Britannia, Philip Pipon 
 io Britomart, Fred Chamier 
 10 Bustard, Wms. Sandom 
 10 Cadmus, Charles Hallowell 
 48 Cambrian, G W Hamilton 
 82 Cambridge, Thos J Maling 
 10 Camelion, Charles Cotton 
 18 Champion, J F Studdcrt 
 10 Chanticleer, C J H Johnstone 
 18 Clio, Robert Aitchison 
 12 Conflict, Lt John Cbry3tie 
 12 Contest, Lt Chas English 
 6 Cygnet, Lt Jas G Gooding 
 20 Cyrene, Alex Campbell 
 4 * Dartmouth, Henry Dundas 
 
 18 Eclair, Thomas Bourchier 
 6 Eclipse, LtCWG Griffin 
 6 Emulous, Lt W P Croke 
 20 Esk, WmJPurchas 
 18 Espiegle, Rich A Yates 
 10 Ferrer, Henry Gosset 
 18 Fly, Fred A Wetherail 
 44 Forte, JeremiahJCoghlan 
 6 Frolic, Lt T Ch. Barron 
 42 Galatea, Sir Chas Sullivan 
 84 Ganges, bam H Inglefield 
 18 Gan net, Francis Brace 
 74 Genoa, Walter Bathurst 
 50 Glasgow, Hon. J A Maude 
 74 Gloucester, Josh S Horton 
 6 Goldfinch, Lt John Walkie 
 18 Grasshopper, W P Canning 
 18 Harlequin, James Scott 
 10 Helicon, Charles D Acland 
 10 Herald, A WJ Clifford 
 18 Heron, Robert Tait 
 20 Hind, John Furneaux 
 6 Hope, Lt John Wright 
 46 Hussar, George Hatris 
 42 Hyperion, W J Mingaye 
 16 Investigator, G Thomas 
 50 Isis, Hugh Patton 
 18 Jaseur, Thomas Martin 
 10 Jasper, H M Blackwood 
 52 Java, John Wilson 
 60 Jupiter, Sir W S Wiseman 
 6 Kingfisher, Lt Wm Poore 
 K 
 

 110 
 
 20 Larne, Wm B Dobson 
 46 Lively, William Elliott 
 6 Magnet, James Porteous 
 46 Maidstone, Charles Builen 
 12 Martial, Lt R M l Kinry 
 20 Martin, Thomas Wilson 
 6 Mastiff, Richard Copeland 
 20 Medina, Timothy Curtis 
 74 Melville, Henry Hill 
 26 Menai, Houston Stewait 
 26 Mersey, John M Ferguson 
 10 Mutine, Lt Richard Pawlet 
 46 Naiad, Hon. RC Spencer 
 28 Niemen, Prov. W L' Wallis 
 8 Nightingale, Lt W Kitchen 
 18 Nimrod, Samuel Sparshott 
 28 North Star, Sept. Arabin 
 80 Ocean, John Sykes 
 18 Orestes, William Jones 
 42 O. Glendower, H Christian 
 18 Pandora, Wm C Jervoise 
 10 Parthian, Henry B Ma tin 
 18 Pt lican, Hon. L C Irby 
 18 Pelorus, Henry E Napier 
 IO Philomel, Lord Wm Paget 
 14 Pike, Lt Edward Kelly 
 6 Plover, Lt Edward Jennings 
 12 Plumper, Lt W Hutchinson 
 18 Primrose, Oct. V Vernon 
 120 Pr. Regent, C R Moorsom 
 Pr.Regent, yt. Geo Mundy 
 10 Procris, Hn.W Waldegrave 
 18 Pylades, George V Jackson 
 42 Pyramus, G II Sartoiious 
 28 Rainbow, Hon. H J Rous 
 18 Raleigh, John W Dalling 
 74 Ramillies, Hugh Pigot 
 28 Ranger, Lord H F Thynne 
 28 Rattlesnake, John Leith 
 6 Redpole, John Bullock 
 18 Redwing, D C Clavering 
 76 Revenge, Sir C Burraid 
 
 18 Rifleman, Wm Webb 
 6 Rinaldo, Lt John A Moore 
 18 Ringdove, E Thornbrough 
 30 Romney, Nich Lockyer 
 18 Rose, Lewis Davies 
 R 1 Charlotte, yt] C White 
 RlGeorge,^. SirMSeymour 
 R 1 Sovereign,^/. Sir W Hoste 
 z8 Samarang, David Dunn 
 18 Scylla, William Hobson 
 42 Semiramis, Robert Rowley 
 46 Seringapatam, C Sotheby 
 2 Shamrock, Martin White 
 10 Sheldrake, Lt Robert Eden 
 20 Slaney, Samuel Thornton 
 18 Sparrowhawk, J Polkinghorn 
 76 Spartiate, Fred Warren 
 10 Starling, Lt Richard Stuart 
 28 Success, James Stirling 
 8 Surly, Lt I C Woolnough 
 6 Swallow, Lt Thos Baldock 
 ro Swan, Lt, Joseph RR Webb 
 12 Swinger, Lt GWm Matson 
 48 Sybille, Sir Sam J Pechell 
 z8 Talbot, Hon. F Spencer 
 26 Tamar, James J G Bremer 
 46 Thetis, Sir John Phil’.imore 
 18 Trinculo, Robert Patton 
 28 Tweed, Frederick Hunn 
 10 Tyrian, Lt Robert Dwyer 
 26 VaUrous, E. of Huntingdon 
 18 Victor, George Wool 1 com be 
 104 Victory, Charles Inglis 
 12 Vigilant, Lt S Meredith 
 28 Volage, Hon. R S Dundas 
 76 Warspite, Sir Jas Brisbane 
 10 Weazte, Rich Beaumont 
 74 Wellesley, Gord. T Falcon 
 Wm&Marv, yt. C Malcolm 
 74 WindsorCastle, ED King 
 18 Zebra, E R Williams 
 6 Zephyr, Lt Charles Church 
 
Ill 
 
 ADMIRALS op the ROYAL NAVY. 
 
 H. R.IL the Duke of Clarence, Admiral of the Fleet. 
 Sir James Saumarez, Vice-Admtral of Great Britain. 
 The Earl of Northesk, Rear-Admiral of Great Britain. 
 
 Admirais 
 Of the Red. 
 WPW Freeman 
 Sir G Montagu 
 John Henry 
 liaac Prefcott 
 Thomas Spry 
 Lord Gambier 
 Sir C M Pole 
 Wm Swiney 
 Cha Ed Nugent 
 Sir CH Knowles 
 HnTPakenham 
 Sir JHWhitfhed 
 JamesDouglas 
 Sir R Bickerton 
 Rob Montagu 
 Sir H Trollope 
 
 Of the White . 
 John Wickey 
 John Fifh 
 Sir John Knight 
 Sir Edw Thorn 
 brought 
 
 Samp. Edwards 
 Sir Ja.Saumarez 
 ThomasDrury 
 EailofNoithefk 
 James Valhon 
 Lord Exmouth 
 Sirlsaac Coffin 
 John Aylmer 
 Theo Jones 
 Sir Wm Domett 
 Wm Wolfcley 
 Robett Murray 
 
 Hn. A Cochrane 
 John Markham 
 Edw Bowater 
 Geo Palmer 
 
 Of ihe Blue. 
 Sir EliabHarvey 
 Sir Edm Nagle 
 Sir John Wells 
 Sir Geo Martin 
 SirR J Strachan 
 SirW Sid Smith 
 Tho Sotheby 
 Sir H Nicholls 
 Sir Her Sawyer 
 Sir Dav Gould 
 Sir R G Keats 
 Hon.RStopford 
 Mark Robinlon 
 T R Shivers 
 John Dilkes 
 Sir Thos Foley 
 Sir Chas Tyler 
 Sir Man. Dixon 
 George Lofack 
 
 Vice- Admirals 
 
 Of the Red. 
 Ifaac G Manley 
 Edm Crawley 
 Sir T Williams 
 Sir T Thom pfon 
 Sir W Hatgood 
 John Ferrier 
 Sir R Moorfom 
 Sir CHamilton 
 Hon. H Curzon 
 
 Sir LWHaKled 
 Sir Harry Neale 
 Sir Jos S Yorke 
 Hon. AK Legge 
 E. of Galloway 
 Sir Fra Laforey 
 Sir PC Durham 
 Sir Ifiael Pellew 
 Alex Frafer 
 Sir B Hallowell 
 Lord Beauclerk 
 Wm Taylor 
 Sir Jas N Morris 
 Sir T B Martin 
 
 Of the White. 
 Chas Stirling 
 John Lawford 
 Frank Sotheron 
 Sir Wm J Hope 
 Lord H Paulett 
 C W Paterfon 
 Sir G Cockburn 
 Jas Carpenter 
 Robert Barton 
 Sir G Moore 
 Matt H Scott 
 Jofeph Hanwell 
 SirHWBayntun 
 Sir Rich King 
 Edw G Colpoys 
 Edward J Foote 
 Sir Richard Lee 
 Peter Halkett 
 Wm Bedford 
 Philip Stephens 
 Pin.CE Fleming 
 
 Sir C V Penrofe 
 
 Of the Blue. 
 SirWm Hotham 
 Sir P Malcolm 
 Wm Nowell 
 Sir John Gore 
 John Harvey 
 Hon. H Hotham 
 Sir J Rowley 
 SirECodrington 
 Geo Parker 
 RobertPlampin 
 SirHBlackwood 
 John E Douglas 
 Visc.Torrington 
 Rofs Donelly 
 Sir JPBeresford 
 Thos Eyles 
 TLeMGoflelin 
 Sir Cha Rowley 
 Sam J Ballard 
 Robert Rolles 
 Walter Lock 
 Sir D Milne 
 James Young 
 
 Rear Admirals 
 
 Of the Red. 
 
 Sir R W Otway 
 Wm Windham 
 Edw Fellowes 
 W T Lake 
 Sir Charles Ogle 
 Henry Raper 
 Sir W C Fahie 
 Sir Geo Eyre 
 
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 Robt Lambert 
 Rob D Oliver 
 Thos Boys 
 Sir C Brifbane 
 Sir John Talbot 
 J R Tollemache 
 John Giffard 
 John Weft 
 Stephen Poynt7 
 Lord Colville 
 John Cochett 
 Sir AC Dick Ton 
 Rob Winthrop 
 Henry Digby 
 
 Of the White 
 Charles Ekins 
 Benj W Page 
 Hn.PWodhoufe 
 Th Alexander 
 Andrew Smith 
 Sir Edw Berry 
 Lord MR Kerr 
 Sir Jas A Wood 
 Thos Harvey 
 R H Moubray 
 Henry RGlynn 
 John Bligh 
 Sir E Hamilton 
 Thos Baker 
 Samuel Sutton 
 Sir Rob Laurie 
 Wm H Gage 
 John Maitland 
 Stair Douglas 
 Jas Walker 
 Hon. C Paget 
 Rob Williams 
 Richd Worfley 
 
 Of the Blue . 
 A P Holies 
 
 Sir HHeathcote 
 SirEWCOwen 
 George Scott 
 Thos Dundas 
 George Fowke 
 R H Pearfon 
 George Aftle 
 John T Rodd 
 SirT M Hardy 
 W Cumberland 
 G E Hamond 
 R Hor.eyman 
 V V Ballard 
 H Downman 
 Hon. T B Capel 
 Wm Hanwell 
 Thos Manby 
 Lord J O’Bryen 
 Richard Matfon 
 Richard Ragget 
 John Mackellar 
 Charles Adam 
 
 12 
 
 Edward Brace 
 Sir J Brenton 
 Fras W Auften 
 B R Lit'lehales 
 Pat Campbell 
 Norb Thom Ton 
 Sir M Seymour 
 Edw S Dickfon 
 Edw Rotheram 
 ThosJ Maling 
 J A Ommaney 
 Henry Stuart 
 Zacli Mudge 
 
 CAPTAINS. 
 
 1799 
 John Stiles 
 Mich Halliday 
 Wm Granger 
 John C White 
 George White 
 Francis Vefey 
 Henry Garrett 
 Walter Bathurft 
 A Drummond 
 Robert Hall 
 Robeit Lloyd 
 John Chesffiyre 
 
 1800 
 
 SirTLivingfton 
 L Hardyman 
 Chrift Laroche 
 Josh S Horton 
 
 1801 
 Henry Hill 
 John M Lewis 
 C Woollaftone 
 A WSchomberg 
 Edward D King 
 Wm Waller 
 Hen Vanfittart 
 George Mundy 
 George Sayer 
 Robert Manfel 
 
 SirPBVBroke 
 Fra L Maitland 
 Sir Ja. Brisbane 
 
 Jn F Devonshire James Nalh 
 
 T? foA n. . r* • 
 
 1802 
 
 Richard Curry 
 Sir Wm Hofle 
 Len 7 'hompfon 
 Cha Fielding 
 T G Shortland 
 Wm Skipfey 
 Marcus S Hill 
 Hon. F P Irby 
 Sir Chris Cole 
 Dan Woodriffe 
 John W Loring 
 John Winne 
 Sir RH Bromley 
 Hn. D Bouverie 
 Rich Goddard 
 Rich Pouldcn 
 Charles Otter 
 Rich Pellowe 
 John Dick 
 Peter Ribouleau 
 Thomas Hand 
 F P Epworth 
 Matth Buckle 
 John Allen 
 
 Charles Tinling James Noble 
 
 Samuel Warren 
 A J Griffiths 
 George Burdett 
 
 Fredk Warren 
 Rich Peacocke 
 James Carthew 
 Thos Briggs 
 John Broughton 
 Hn. GHDundas 
 Nich Tomlinson 
 Wm Parker 
 T R Ricketts 
 Geo M‘Kinley 
 James Katon 
 Sir C Dashwood 
 
 Peter Spicer 
 James Seward 
 John T Michell 
 Thos P Di’.rcll 
 Alex Becher 
 John Hatley 
 Francis HCoffin 
 Jeff Raigersfcld 
 Charles Ryder 
 C J W Nefl am 
 Chailes Bullen 
 John Wight 
 
Henry F Edgell 
 Corn Quinton 
 Sir Jas Dunbar 
 The above are on 
 Half-Pay of 
 14 s 6 d jfcdiem 
 
 113 
 
 Samuel Butcher George Digby 
 Robert Jackfon 
 
 
 W Butterfield 
 Richard Byron 
 Wm Young 
 George Tobin 
 James Saunders 
 W H W Parry 
 Edward Gahvey 
 Richard Jones 
 Rich Hawkins 
 Thos Cowan 
 W H Daniel 
 Jacob Walton 
 David Colby 
 Auguttus Brine 
 J C Crawford 
 John Hayes 
 Sam C Rowley 
 Bulk M Praed 
 Samuel Mottley 
 Edw W Browne 
 John RSmollett 
 Wm Ricketts 
 Hon. W Trench 
 Edward S Clay 
 Thes Richbell 
 Benj Carter 
 Charles Inglis 
 Charles Carter 
 Thos Browne 
 Francis G Bond 
 Stephen Foivil 
 Archd Dick Ton 
 WHB Tremlett 
 Samuel Pym 
 George Argle$ 
 
 Robert Barrie 
 C B H Ross 
 W Rathborne 
 Henry Matl'on 
 Chas Malcolm 
 
 1803 
 John Serrel 
 Peter Heywoob 
 Sir M. Maxwell 
 CMSchomberg 
 FrancisW Fane 
 
 1804 
 
 Hon.Geo Elliot 
 Wm Durban 
 James Hillyar 
 Lord W Fitzro) 
 Lord G Stuart 
 Robert Obrien 
 Matth Godwin 
 Hugh Pigot 
 James Matter 
 S P Humphreys 
 John Tower 
 Edw Hawker 
 C Richardfon 
 
 1805 
 
 George Aldham 
 Francis Temple 
 R Budd Vincent 
 ArthFarquhar 
 Harry Gordon 
 Sir W Boulton 
 Sir J A Gordon 
 Hn.FWAylmer 
 Rich Thomas 
 John Quilliam 
 John Pilfold 
 
 1806 
 
 Wm Henrah 
 W P Cumby 
 
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 Jas R Dacres 
 Peter Rainier 
 Hon. H Duncan 
 Henry Vaughan 
 [os L Popham 
 John S Carden 
 John Sykes 
 James Watfon 
 Charles Jones 
 John Hancock 
 Jn W Holland 
 John Yelland 
 Wood Lofack 
 John Impey 
 Alex R Kerr 
 Donald M‘Leod 
 H M Ommaney 
 ArchibaldDufT 
 Don PI Mackay 
 Francis Mafon 
 MajJ Hcnniker 
 Sir P CSilvester 
 Sir 1 ho Staines 
 Thos Browne 
 Alex Shippard 
 Hn. P B Pellew 
 John Bowen 
 Henry Laroche 
 RobtHenderfon 
 Sir LuciusCurtis 
 Sir John Louis 
 Hon. E Rodney 
 Brian Hodgfon 
 Flood Chriftian 
 Hon .A Cochran 
 Sir Jos Coghill 
 N D Cochrane 
 John Ayfcough 
 Sir TJ Cochrane 
 Wm H Dobbie ,'Wm Croft 
 Wm F Wife 
 3 
 
 Edmund Boger 
 W Jones Lye 
 GeoF Seymour 
 Hon. G Poulett 
 Hugh Cook 
 James H Tait 
 Gilb Heathcote 
 Wm B Problor 
 Chas J Johnfion 
 Edward Ratfey 
 Edw Hawkins 
 R T Hancock 
 Jas M Northey 
 CPB Bateman 
 MAN deStaick 
 Wm Cook 
 Arth Lyfaght 
 Hon. Joe Percy 
 Hn. A Maitland 
 Plon. G Proby 
 1807 
 Lord Radstock 
 Hon.GCadogan 
 Sir Ed Tucker 
 [n Edgecumbe 
 Okes Hatdy 
 Wm Maude 
 H Inglefield 
 Edmund Palmer 
 W A Montagu 
 John Baftard 
 ValenCollard 
 John FyfFe 
 Edw Chetham 
 George Cocks 
 ReubCMangin 
 The above are on 
 Half-Pay of 
 1 as 6 dp. diem 
 
 : wm urorc 
 j John Phiilimore 
 

 FrasBeauman 
 James RPhillips 
 Wm King 
 Pring Stoddart 
 Andrew King 
 Wm Bowles 
 Sir Hyde Parker 
 CSJ Hawtayne 
 J WDDundas 
 Samuel J ickfon 
 SirETioubridge 
 Charles Gordon 
 George Harris 
 j 808 
 Tho Garth 
 John Clavell 
 W S Park info n 
 Jas M Gordon 
 Geo Langford 
 Wm H Dillon 
 Jas Bradfhaw 
 Matth Smith 
 Thos Searle 
 Henry Hope 
 Thos Ufher 
 Rowland Bevan 
 Wm Ward 
 Sam Jn Pechell 
 RobertCathcart 
 Robert Elliott 
 Cuch F Daly 
 Philip Pipon 
 Hn.FBRPellew 
 John Halfled 
 G C Mackenzie 
 Edw P Brenton 
 FrancisACollier 
 George M Bligh 
 1809 
 
 Charles Gill 
 
 114 
 
 Hon. J W King Benj Walker 
 
 Jas Prevoft 
 Fras Newcombe 
 John Joyce 
 Jas Caulfield 
 Wm Godfrey 
 Jofeph Spear 
 Wm Wells 
 Tho Withers 
 Charles Napier 
 John R’chards 
 George Sanders 
 Ld JTownshend 
 Thos Thrulh 
 Wm Mounfey 
 Tho Forrefi 
 Rich Harward 
 George Bell 
 Wm Goate 
 [ofeph James 
 Henry H Spence 
 John B Purvis 
 Geo Andrews 
 Wm Buchanan 
 Ed J Moriarty 
 Edw S Bailey 
 Geo Cadman 
 C Bartholomew 
 Wm H ShirrefF 
 John Simpfon 
 Edward Dix 
 Henry W Pearfe 
 I <810 
 
 Richard Arthur 
 Geo P Monke 
 Phipps Hornby 
 Hon. WGordon 
 Francis Stanfell 
 Sam G Pechell 
 
 Philip Browne 
 Matt B Bradby 
 Wm Patterson 
 Henry Prescott 
 Thos White 
 Thos Graves 
 N J Willoughby 
 Edw W Hoare 
 Wm Elliott 
 Jas Collins 
 John Crispo 
 Robert Keene 
 John Lawfon 
 Thos White 
 George Saver 
 James A Worth 
 James Slade 
 WmWFootc 
 Thos Innes 
 Francis Dougla 
 R Brown Tom 
 James Lillicrap 
 Walter Grofiet 
 Francis J Nott 
 L Shepheard 
 
 John Thompson J R Lapenotieie 
 
 JasW Maurice 
 
 TF Main waring 
 1811 
 
 Wm H By am 
 Rob Clephane 
 Jos Pack wood 
 Wm Flint 
 Thos Fellowes 
 Pitt B Greene 
 Hon. Wm Wa!- 
 degrave 
 Tho Huskismn 
 E H A'Court 
 Thos Coc 
 Sir B C Doyle 
 John Pasco 
 Jn Hollinworth 
 Clement Sneyd 
 Richard Buck 
 Jn D Markland 
 Wm Fifher 
 Abel Ferris 
 Edward Harvey 
 Rob M Fowler 
 Wm Fitz. Owen 
 M H Dixon 
 W B Dolling 
 
 Robert Evans 
 Thos F Baugh 
 John Lamborn 
 John Baker 
 Alex Innes 
 Chas M Fabian 1 
 Sam Colquitt 
 GufiavusStupart 
 Anthony Abdy 1 
 
 Henry EP Sturt J _ 
 
 Rich G JanveriivG Henry Guion 
 Geo W Blarney 1R W G Fefting 
 Chas J n Aufter'john Coode j Peter J Douglas 
 
 Spelman SwainelTho Burton G W Hamilton 
 
 Hon. A Jones 
 Benj Clement 
 Hon.H Daw/on 
 Don Campbell 
 Henry Hart 
 Geo Henderfon 
 T Tudor Tucker 
 John Bowker 
 Hen Bourchier 
 J Strutt Pcvton 
 
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 Charles Dilkcs (Fras Beaufort |Jer Coghlan lEdw Stopford 
 
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 George Price 
 Jofeph S Tetley 
 George Acklom 
 BaringReynolds 
 George Morris 
 James Greene 
 Jas Anderson 
 WmShepheard 
 John Tancock 
 Hn.GACrofton 
 Jas P Stewart 
 Robt Maunsell 
 Chrift Bell 
 Rich Spencer 
 V F Hatton 
 ArthB Bingham 
 Henry Barwell 
 Jas Stevenfon 
 Hon.ESP Knox 
 Hon.G Douglas 
 E.of Leven and 
 Melville 
 Colin Campbell 
 Charles Sotheby 
 Joseph Svmcs 
 Hon.WHPercy 
 Booty Harvey 
 James Pringle 
 Rich P Davies 
 Geo Wyndham 
 Henry Weir 
 A W J Clifford 
 Samuel Leslie 
 Lord H J Selfey 
 Edward Ellicott 
 James Barker 
 Peter Rye 
 James Vcitch 
 James Gifford 
 Timothy Clinch 
 Geo Le Geyt 
 
 Buck S Bluett 
 HenryG Morris 
 Sam Chambers 
 EdwAug Down 
 T Whinyates 
 Wm Hellard 
 John Thompfon 
 Geo Moubray 
 A Cunningham 
 Jn W Andrew 
 Josh R Rowley 
 Hew Steuart 
 Wm Robilliard 
 1813 
 Alex R Sharpe 
 Robert Mitford 
 Henderson B rin 
 Clem Milward 
 James Black 
 Jos N Taylor 
 John FMaples 
 Robert Bio ye 
 T E Symonds 
 Wm Stephens 
 WeftbyPercival 
 John Tailour 
 John Smith 
 Gordon Falcon 
 Watkin O Pell 
 John Bayley 
 Henry J Lyford 
 T F Kennedy 
 Benj Crispin 
 E Mounsher 
 James Stuart 
 Lewis Hole 
 Wm W Daniel 
 Thomas File 
 John M‘Keriie 
 Thos R Toker 
 Wm F Carrol 
 Fred J Thomas 
 
 115 
 
 Thos Groube 
 Pier Robinson 
 William Black 
 Michael Head 
 Thomas Stamp 
 R RWormeley 
 Nath Mitchell 
 John Harper 
 SamBDeckar 
 Weston Phipps 
 Aug VereDrury 
 Thos Barclay 
 Geo W Wilies 
 Hayes O’Grady 
 GW H Knight 
 Thomas Dick 
 Wm I Scott 
 M FF Berkeley 
 Bertie C Cator 
 David Dunn 
 Fairf Moresby 
 George Rennie 
 Fred Vernon 
 Edward Brazier 
 Charles Hewitt 
 Lord Byron 
 ColinM'Donald Hn.KSomervill 
 Geo Ed Watts 
 Abr Lowe 
 J J G Bremer 
 John Porteous 
 Chas Bertram 
 George Hills 
 Hen Fanshawe 
 I H Morrison 
 Geo B Trollope 
 
 W H Mulcaster 
 1814 
 
 Alex Gordon 
 Fred Hickey 
 Henry T Davies 
 Peter Fisher 
 Edward R Sibly 
 Hon. H D Byng 
 Hon.J AMaude 
 Andrew Green 
 Henry Haynes 
 Wm B Mends 
 GG Lennock 
 Lord Napier 
 Hon R Spencer 
 Geo Ferguson 
 Sir WGParker 
 G R Sartorius 
 RobtWauchope| 
 C H Watson 
 Sir J G Sinclair 
 Robt Gambier 
 Harry Hopkins 
 John Ellis 
 Joseph Pearce 
 Chas F Payne 
 
 Edmund Lyons 
 Sir ChaSullivan 
 Richard Foley 
 Hen Jen kin son 
 John Marshall 
 Edward Saurin 
 Edward Hodder 
 John H Godby 
 Chrift Strachey 
 Thos Mansell Charles Shaw 
 Colin Campbell JamesWemyss 
 Justice Finley ArdenAdderley 
 
 John Wilson 
 George Pringle 
 N De Courcy 
 
 James Boxer 
 Rich O’Connor 
 FrancisELoch 
 
Charles Kerr 
 John Palmer 
 H F Senhouse 
 T B Sullivan 
 David Scott 
 Edward Collier 
 Richard Creyke 
 
 1815 
 
 N L Pateshall 
 Nich Lockyer 
 Row Money 
 El Montressor 
 John Sheridan 
 Sir H L Baker 
 GWHD’Aeth 
 Robert Ram fay 
 JCG Roberts 
 Samuel Roberts 
 David Price 
 ArchTisdall 
 Jos G Garland 
 Lord APrudhoe 
 Robert Rowley 
 WmS Badcock 
 
 i 16 
 
 Hemy Meynell 
 A P Hamilton 
 Dan Lawrence 
 Rob H Rogers 
 Geo Bentham 
 W Kempthorne 
 Arth Fanshawe 
 James AM array 
 William Hill 
 1817 
 
 James Stirling 
 A F Westropp 
 George Brine 
 Lord John Hay 
 C R Moorsom 
 Hn.GJ Perceval 
 H11 John Gordon 
 1819 
 
 Wm Popham 
 ■ Jas Tomkinson 
 
 Rich El Muddle Janies Hay 
 
 Tho Renwick 
 Thomas Young 
 John Parish 
 John Bradly 
 Henry Higman 
 Wm Ramage 
 George Hewson 
 Alex M Vicar 
 John Lawrence 
 David Braimer 
 Rich W Wales 
 Jn M Ferguson 
 Edmund Waller 
 
 JohnT Nicholas John Gourly 
 
 John Moberly 
 Joseph Digby 
 John Thomson 
 Charles Ward 
 Wm Farirgton 
 Steph Popham 
 FrasB Spilsbuy 
 Daniel Pring 
 F W Burgoyne 
 James Rattray 
 John Allen 
 Wm Henderson 
 John Hill 
 FrankGWillock 
 John Carter 
 1816 
 
 Daniel Rofs 
 
 Aug Baldwin 
 Geo W Hooper 
 HenryCDeacon 
 Eloust. Stewart 
 Edw Barnard 
 Bafd Hall 
 James Wallis 
 1818 
 
 W B Dash wood 
 Martin White 
 John Cookesley 
 James Murray 
 CGR Phillotf 
 George M Jones 
 Wm Wolridge 
 James K White 
 John Ross 
 
 Sir ChaT Jones 
 Cha. B Strong 
 John Baldwin 
 Robert R Carre 
 Sir G Westphal! 
 PWP Wallis 
 Hon. Fred Noel 
 Wm Sargent 
 Hugh Patton 
 Alex Dobbs 
 Hn.C Bridgman 
 Henry Shirfner 
 Henry Forbes 
 Wm Walpole 
 
 1820 
 
 A Montgomerie 
 Sir WS Wiseman 
 J W Montagu 
 
 1821 
 
 Hn. G Campbell 
 D H O’Brien 
 W B Bigland 
 Geo C Gambier 
 John Gore 
 J C Carpenter 
 Rob. Hccki. gs 
 George B Alien 
 John Codd 
 Edward Lloyd 
 John Gedge 
 Ben. Mar. Kelly 
 
 Henry Jauncey 
 Armar L Corry 
 Wm Edw Parry 
 Wm H Bruce 
 
 1822 
 
 Sir C Burrard 
 Wm J Mingay 
 Thos L Peake 
 Andw Mitchell 
 Norwich Duff 
 Chas C Parker 
 John E Walcott 
 Thos Woliige 
 Christ. C Askew 
 Wm Godfrey 
 Wm Hendry 
 Job Hammer 
 George French 
 Lord H Tbynne 
 Hon. F Spencer 
 Arch M 4 Lean 
 J H Plumridge 
 Charles Nelson 
 George Tyler 
 John Franklin 
 fhos Herbert 
 Charles H Reid 
 John Smith 
 HTB Collier 
 John Brenton 
 Wm Ramsden 
 Geo R Pechell 
 Alex B Branch 
 H B ace Powell 
 John D Bos wall 
 Henry Stanhope 
 John T Coffin 
 Fred Hunn 
 
 1823 
 
 EcKvauICurzon 
 Sept. Arabin 
 P Blackwood 
 
V™ 
 
 Hon H J Rons 
 Charles Phillips 
 Thos B Clowes 
 David Buchan 
 John W Roberts 
 Edward Boxer 
 George F Rich 
 Thos Pettman 
 WJH Johnston 
 George F Lyon 
 
 1824 
 
 James Couch 
 Wm H Smyth 
 James R Burton 
 Rich Saumarez 
 Earl of Hunt¬ 
 ingdon 
 
 Wm F Martin Henry Jane 
 Hon.GTrefusis John Shekel 
 
 11 
 
 James Montagu 
 Hon.RSDundas 
 John Filmore 
 Thomas Pickett 
 Wm Simpson 
 R H Barclay 
 A D Arbuthnot 
 A Fitzclarence 
 
 1825 
 Percy Grace 
 Henry Dundas 
 Wm Hotham 
 Chas Mitchell 
 Hn. M Stopford 
 Christ, Nixon 
 Edm Denman 
 Daniel Barber 
 
 George A Hire 
 C M Walker 
 John Stoddart 
 G O Lempriere 
 
 Thos B Devon 
 Chas P Yorke 
 Henry D Chads 
 Fred Marryatt 
 Thos Warrand 
 John Gore 
 Charles Bowen 
 
 1826 
 Hon. C Abbot 
 Charles Hope 
 John G Alpin 
 
 Wm Rochfort 
 William Keats 
 Hon. Geo. Bar¬ 
 rington 
 
 Henry J Letke 
 Rod Shannon 
 C H Fremantle 
 
 Geo R Lambert 
 
 Thomas Smith 
 George Gosling 
 John G Graham 
 AlexTE Vidal 
 John Leith 
 HenP Hoppner 
 
 Mich Seymour 
 John Pakenham 
 
 Lotd Churchill 
 
 Total t 803 
 
 SUPERANNUATED 
 John Kendall Henry Warre 
 
 REAR-ADMIRALS. 
 
 Richard Graves 
 Wm Chambers 
 Isaac Smith 
 David Stow 
 
 Wm Carthew 
 Sand. Tatham 
 Fred Watkins 
 John Moukton 
 
 TGoldesbrough John Cooke 
 Lauch Hunter John Dawson 
 Nich Ingram Shuld. Peard 
 Richard Willis John Bazely 
 
 Alex Wilson 
 Richard Dactes 
 D’A Preston 
 Man Dobson 
 Thos Pearse 
 Joseph Bullen 
 Sam Brooking 
 Henry Evans 
 Sir R Barlow 
 
 Percy Fraser 
 Geo J Shirley 
 R L Fitzgerald 
 Jas K Shepard 
 Barth James 
 George Barker 
 James Ough ton 
 Sam P Forster 
 James Bowen 
 
 General, 
 
 D. of Clarence 
 Lt.-Gen. 
 
 Sir RBickerton 
 Major-gen. 
 Sir G Cockbuin 
 Colonels, 
 
 L Hardyman 
 Edward Brace 
 
 ROYAL MARINES. 
 Sir J Brenton Lt-co!s. 
 
 F W Austen 
 Cols. Com. 
 Jas Campbell 
 Rob Moncricffe 
 Lewis C Meares 
 G E Vinicombe 
 John B Savage 
 
 Henry Lee 
 RobM‘Cleverly 
 Sir R Williams 
 Tho.Abernethie 
 Thos Timins 
 WTremenheere 
 Harry P Lewis 
 Sir Ja. Malcolm 
 
 Majors 
 G P Wingrove 
 George Lewis 
 Elias Lawrence 
 Sam Claperton 
 Alex Watson 
 Thos J Sterling 
 Arthur H Ball 
 Henry Cox 
 
T> 
 
 E C Hernby 
 Capts. 
 
 George Jones 
 N H English 
 Richard Bunce 
 Thomas Adair 
 Edward Nicolls 
 J M Bevians 
 Tho Sherman 
 Wm Connolly 
 Jas Nicholson 
 George Beatty 
 W H Snowe 
 Thos A Parke 
 John Woliige 
 Geo Marshall 
 Nath C<de 
 Edward Bailie 
 John Owen 
 John Robyns 
 Peter Jones 
 Wm Ramsay 
 
 John Wright 
 Thomp Aslett 
 Richard Parry 
 Robert White 
 John Maughan 
 Richard Owen 
 John Brittain 
 Aug K Colley 
 Fras G G Lee 
 James S Smith 
 George Peebles 
 Jas S Pilcher 
 James R Hore 
 T L Lawrence 
 Edw S Mercer 
 R S Wilkinson 
 Thos Mitchell 
 John Moore 
 Jos Williams 
 Wm Walker 
 
 118 
 
 Fred Waters 
 Wm Taylor 
 Thos Moore 
 John M ( Ca 3 lum 
 Thos Lemon 
 Thos Hurdle 
 Chas Menzies 
 Robert Hall 
 Andw Herriot 
 H J Murton 
 J H Harrison 
 Wm Fergusson 
 James Cottell 
 Julius Fleming 
 Richard Swale 
 Gilb Langdon 
 R J F Ciowther 
 Joseph Walker 
 Thos Appleton 
 Chas Cupples 
 Mich Burton 
 Thomas Peebles 
 Thos Seward 
 Joshua S Sayer 
 Wm Murray 
 Walter Powell 
 Wm M Burton 
 Edw Hancock 
 Jas H Patten 
 George A Bell 
 A H Gordon 
 Samuel Mallcck 
 Pat Robertson 
 David Marlay 
 Thomas Moore 
 Wm Baker 
 John M Pilcher 
 Thos Stevens 
 W H Robinson 
 Rich Edwards 
 D A Glb.'one 
 
 Rich Farmar 
 Hen Timpson 
 Ben Bunce 
 C J Stevens 
 John Campbell 
 Robert J Little 
 John Hewes 
 Alex Campbell 
 A A R Wolrige 
 T Carr Steward 
 Don Campbell 
 W Strangways 
 Robert Kellow 
 John R Cory ton 
 J Lawrence 
 Wm Bate 
 W Jas Stewart 
 John Weaver 
 R B Galloway 
 Josh J Wylde 
 John Hay 
 Hugh Mitchell 
 Giles Meech 
 Sam Jo Payne 
 George Oneili 
 Wm Young 
 John Wilson 
 Wm Burton 
 Geo J Bristow 
 Robert Mercer 
 George Wright 
 W S Knapman 
 Wm P Gilborn 
 
 James S Smith 
 T L Lawrence 
 Cha Menzies 
 H J Murton* 
 
 J H Harrifon 
 Richard Swaile 
 
 Royal 
 Marine Artillery 
 Command, 
 Sir R Williams 
 Major 
 Thos A Parke 
 Capts. 
 
 DJ Ballingall |R Parry 
 
 l ft Lieuts 
 G E Balchild 
 John Wilson 
 John Maule 
 John H Stevens 
 R Cha Steele ' 
 W Henry Devon 
 John A Philips 
 Fred Spry 
 Wm Calamy 
 Henry James 
 Jos Lundington 
 Dover Farrant 
 John B Castieau 
 Robert Henry 
 
 2d Lieuts. 
 John M‘Arthur 
 S R Wesley 
 Thomas Park 
 James Barry 
 Henry Savage 
 Robet Wright 
 Thos P Dwyer 
 Wm Wood 
 Chas J Long 
 Wm Lee 
 Henry W Park 
 George Logan 
 John Fraser 
 John R Irving 
 Thos Holloway 
 F A Campbell 
 
 GE Balchild ,qm 
 R C Steele, adjt 
 
119 
 
 
 RATES of HALF PAY of 
 Per Diem.— Payable Quarterly. 
 Flag Officers, 
 
 L. s. d 
 
 Admiral of the fleet 
 Admirals 
 Vice Admirals 
 Rear Ditto 
 
 Captains , 
 
 To each of the first 100 as 
 they stand on the general 
 List of Officers in senior. 0 14 6 
 To each of the next 150 0 12 6 
 
 To the rest - 0 10 6 
 
 Commanders, 
 
 To each 1 st 150 on the ListO 10 0 
 
 3 0 
 2 0 
 1 12 t> 
 15 0 
 
 the NAVY and MARINES. 
 Per Diem.—Payable Quarterly. 
 To next 200 (being quali- L. s. d. 
 
 fled for 3d or 4 th rates; 0 6 0 
 The remainder having ser¬ 
 ved 5 years in ttie Navy, 
 
 2 of which as acting or 
 2 d Master,or astViasler’s 
 Mate or Midshipman 0 
 
 To the remainder 
 
 Lieutenants , 
 
 To each 1 st 300 on the List 0 
 
 0 8 6 
 
 To each of the next 700 
 To the remainder 
 
 Royal Marines , 
 
 Colonels 
 
 Lieutenant Colonels 
 Majors - - 0 
 
 Captains - - 0 
 
 First Lieuts 7 yrs standing 0 
 The rest - 0 
 
 Second Lieutenants - 0 
 
 Masters , 
 
 To the first 100 on the List 
 (being qualified for first 
 or second rates) - 0 
 
 7 0 
 6 0 
 5 0 
 
 0 14 6 
 0 11 0 
 
 9 6 
 7 0 
 4 6 
 4 0 
 3 0 
 
 7 0 
 
 5 0 
 
 Medical Officers ,— Physicians , 
 
 After 10 years service 
 
 1 
 
 1 0 
 
 3 \ ears 
 
 0 
 
 15 0 
 
 Under that time 
 
 0 
 
 10 6 
 
 Surgeons, 
 
 Six years service 
 
 0 
 
 6 0 
 
 Under that time 
 
 0 
 
 5 0 
 
 Assistant Surgeons 
 
 » 
 
 
 Three years service 
 
 0 
 
 3 0 
 
 Two years 
 
 0 
 
 2 0 
 
 Dispensers 
 
 0 
 
 5 0 
 
 Chaplains , 
 
 After 8 years service at 
 
 sea, or 10 in harbour 
 
 0 
 
 5 0 
 
 For less service, not under 
 
 3 years,—a proportion 
 of the above 
 
 For each yr’s longer ser¬ 
 vice than 10 yrs, 6d. per 
 diem addit. till it reach 0 10 0 
 Pursers , 
 
 To the 1 st 100 on the List 0 5 0 
 -next 200 0 4 0 
 
 The remainder 0 3 0 
 
 WAR ESTABLISHMENT of RATES and MEN. 
 
 1st rate, ioo guns, 875 men to 850 ; 2d, 98 to 90, 750 to 
 700; 3d, 80 to 64, 650 to 500 ; 4th, 60 to 50, 420 to 320; 
 yth, 40 to 32, 300 to 220; 6th, 28 to 30, 200 to 140; sloops, 
 18 to 16, 125 to 90 Gbgs., cutt., &c., 14 to 6, 5010 25.— 
 When an Admiral’s flag is hoisted in a first rate, her complement 
 is 875 ; when a V.-Adm. 870 ; a Rear-Adm. 865. Ships of the 
 Line, Fifties, Frigates, and Royal Yts, are commanded by Post- 
 Capt.; Sloops of War, Bbs, Fire-Sh., Armed-Sh., Store-Sh. and 
 Armes en flute under 50 guns, by Commanders. Schooners, Cut¬ 
 ters, &c. by Lieutenants. Store-Sloops, by Masters. Small craft 
 by Midshipmen who have passed for Lieutenants. 
 
120 
 
 ARMY LIST. 
 
 
 AIDES-DE CAMP TO THE KING. 
 
 Col Lord Clinton, h.p. 8 Gar.Bn. 
 
 — Lord Downes, k.c.b. Gr. Gds 
 
 Surveyor Gen. of Ordnance, 
 
 — Robert II Dick, 42 F. 
 
 — Charles iMorland, 9 Dr. 
 
 — Neil Douglas, 79 F. 
 
 — Thomas Downman, R. Art. 
 
 — M of T weeddale, k.t. 1 )0 F. 
 
 — W K Elphinstone, h.p. 16 Dr 
 F WTrench, m.p. h.p. 
 l ord Saltoun, Gren. Gds 
 
 — • Henry Wyndham, IQ Dr. 
 
 Col Willoughby Cotton, 47 F. 
 
 — C W Thornton, late of R. A. 
 
 — Sir E J iVPGregor, h p. 8 Dr. 
 
 — Edward Gibbs, h. p. 52 F. 
 
 — G T Napier, h.p. Sicil. Reg. 
 
 — Sir C B Vere, k.c.b. h.p.6 *F. 
 
 — Hn. H Pakenham, Port. Ser. 
 
 — Sir A Dickson, k.c.b R.A. 
 
 — J T Jones, R. Eng. 
 
 — Sir J Harvey, K.c.n. 103 F 
 
 — Leonard Green well, 45 F. 
 
 — SirGScovell, kcb. R.Wag.T. 
 
 STAFF IN SOUTH BRITAIN. 
 
 HisR.H. the Duke of York, K G.&G.C.B. commander-in-chief 
 Lieut.-Gen Sir Herbert Taylor, military secretary 
 Lt.,Col. G Disbrowe and Maj. Tho. Maling, assistant secretary 
 R. Hodgson, d.d. chaplain-gen. Rev. W. Dakins, d.c.l. assist. 
 Col. H F Cooke, Lieut-col. Armstrong, Lieut-col. Hon. George 
 Anson, and F Russell, aides-de-camp 6 
 
 Maj.-General Sir Henry Torrens, adjutant-general 
 Major-general John Macdonald, deputy adjutant-general 
 L.t-Colon el D’Aguilar, assistant adjutant-general 
 Captain Garvock, deputy assistant adjutant general 
 Lt col. W G M'Gregor, inspecting field officer recruiting depart. 
 Lieut.-general Sir J W Gordon, quarler-master-geoeral 
 Major-general Sir R D Jackson, deputy quarter-master-general 
 Lt-Colonel Freeth, assist, quarter master general 
 Lieut Enoch, deputy assistant quarter master general 
 Sir James M'Grigor, director general of the medical department 
 Ear! Bathuist, principal secretary of state for colonial department 
 Robert Wilmot Horton and W. Hay, Esqrs. under secretaries 
 Lord Palmerston, sec. at war—W Merry, Esq depute sec. at war 
 Right Hon. Sir Charles Long, paymastei general 
 Right Hon. John Beckett, judge advocate general 
 Field Marshal Duke of Wellington, master general of ordnance 
 Lieut.-gen. Sir WH Clinton, lieut. general of ordnance 
 Colonel Lord Downes, surveyor general of ordnance 
 General Gother Mann, inspector general of fortifications 
 Laur. Sulivan, superintendent .current branch / and Rich. Brown, 
 superintendent of arrear branch, military account department 
 
121 
 
 STAFF AT HEAD QUARTERS IN IRELAND . 
 Lt.-Gen. S : r George Murray, G C.B. Commanding the Forces. 
 Major J H Beishes, and Maj, Lord Edward Hay, aides-de-camp 
 Lieut-Colonel A Weddcrburn, military secretary 
 Lieutenant Siborn, assistant do. 
 
 Cotonel Gardiner, deputy adjutant general 
 Colonel O’Brien, principal assistant adjutant general 
 Colonel Sir J Douglas, deputy quartermaster general 
 Colonel R. Owen, assistant quarter master general 
 D. Walker, Esq, deputy judge advocate general 
 Major G. Spotti9wood, comm, of Hibernian school 
 Lieutenant R. Speedy, provost marshal 
 
 STAFF IN NORTH BRITAIN. 
 
 Maj-gen. Sir R W O’Callaghan, (Edinb.) commanding the forces 
 Lieut. Hon. A F Cathcart, aide-de-camp 
 Bt. Major Lindesay, major of brigade 
 Major Lord Robert Kerr, assistant adjutant general 
 Major H G Broke, assistant quarter master general 
 Col. Thackeray and Capt Thomson, Edinburgh ; Capt Calder, 
 Glasgow; Capt Tapp, Fort George, engineers 
 James Dease, surgeon to the forces 
 T G Stephenson, assistant ditto 
 
 Charles Quartley Palmer, assistant ditto , Fort George 
 Colonel Robert Anstruther, baggage-master-general 
 
 RECRUITING DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Edinburgh . j Glasgoiv. 
 
 Under the Superintendence of Lt-c. Hastings, insp.field officer 
 the Asst.Adj.Gen. N. Britain. Lieut. Deans, district adjutant 
 Lieut. Nunn, staff adjutant | O. Lindsey, surgeon 
 
 Tho. Small, Esq. del. and dist. paymaster , Edinburgh 
 
 Officers Superintending Subdivisions . 
 
 Lt Sheaffe, 50 th F y —Edinburgh 
 Lt Ducat, 91 st F.—2 d Ed.Sub. 
 Lt Irwin, 45 th F.— Aberdeen 
 Lt Seton, 7th F.— Perth 
 Lt Tinling, 13 th F— Glasgoiv 
 Lt Impett, 71 st F.—2 d do. Sub. 
 Lt Campbell, 99 th F .-Inverness 
 
 Lt Campbell, 1st F .-Kilmarnock 
 Lt Walsh, 5 th F.— Dingwall 
 Lt Dickson, 60 th F.— Dumfries 
 Lt Ferguson, 75 th F.— Selkirk 
 Lt Thomson, 30 th F.— Paisley 
 Lt Inkson, 80 th F.— Dundee 
 Lt King, 74 th F.— Wick 
 
— 
 
 122 
 
 Officers in charge of Permanent Parties . 
 
 I,t Campbell, 1 F .—Hamilton 
 Lt ,21 F .—Dumfries 
 
 I t Rob.‘Ot), 26 F .—Edinburgh 
 Lt ,42 F,— Stirling 
 Lt Dalgety, 70 F .—Paisley 
 Ltlmpett, 71 F .—Glasgow 
 Lt Chisholm ,72 F .-Edinburgh 
 Lt Dawson, 73 F.*—Ditto 
 
 LtM‘Pherson, 74 F .-Kilmarnock 
 Lt Fergusson, 75 F .—Stirling 
 Capt M‘Gregor, 78 F .—Aberdeen 
 
 Bt.Maj.Mitchell ,79 F_ Thurso 
 
 l-t Hughe?, 91 F .—Stirling 
 Ensign O’Kelly, 92 F .—Huntly 
 CaptLongmore, Staff— Edinb, 
 Capt Marshall, e.i.c. —Ditto 
 
 BARRACKS IN NORTH BRITAIN 
 Lord Nairne, Assistant Inspector General of Barracks 
 Alex. Mackay, Clerk. — ( 0 Jff.ee, Queensberry-house.) 
 
 Barracks, Bar Mafers . 
 Berwick-on-Tweed, D. Logan 
 
 Piershill 
 
 Edinburgh 
 
 Greenlaw 
 
 Blackness 
 
 Hamilton 
 
 Glasgow 
 
 James Roughead 
 Capt J. Macdonald 
 John Ram?ay 
 J. Machardy 
 Capt. J. Brown 
 Capt. Rob. Collier 
 
 Port Patrick John Taylor 
 
 Barracks. Bar. Musters. 
 
 Diunbarton Major J Alexander 
 Perth Capt John Bellairs 
 
 Stirling Major Arth.Forbes 
 Paisley John Hicks 
 E. Augustus Lt. W R Spalding 
 Port William Capt.DM k Dougall. 
 Port George Wm Man ford 
 F • Charlotte , Shetland , E Phillips 
 
 GOVERNORS OF FORTS, &c. IN IRELAND. 
 
 Londonderry , <%c. Gen. G VHart 
 Cork, Gen. Sir Brent Spencer 
 Maj.Gen. Stirling, Lt. Gov 
 Limerick, Gen. Wm Knollys 
 Kinsale, General Sir David Baird 
 Duncannon , Lt.-g.SirJHamilton 
 Ross Castle , Gen. SirH Johnston 
 
 G A R R 
 
 Berwick , 
 
 Gover. Gen. Sir Ben. Tarleton 
 Lt.Gov. Earl of Ludlow 
 Blackness Castle , 
 
 Gover. Gen.Sir HewDalrymple 
 Cals hot Castle , 
 
 Gover. Gen. Earl of Cavan 
 Carlisle , 
 
 Cover. Maj.Gen Sir G A Wood 
 Lt.Gov. LtCol. J Farquharson 
 
 Charlemont, Gen, Sir John Doyle 
 Galway, Maj.-gen. Sir Jo. Elley 
 Carrickferg. Gen, Sir BLeighton 
 Hilsb. Fort, Marq, of Downlhire 
 Maryburgh , Lord Maryborough 
 Athlone , Viscount Castlcniain 
 Castlemain , Capt St Geo. Cuff 
 
 ISONS. 
 
 Carrickfergus , 
 
 Gover. Gen. Sir B. Leighton 
 Charlemont , 
 
 Gover. Gen. Sir John Doyle 
 Chelsea Hospital , 
 
 Gover. Gen Sir Samuel llulse 
 Lt.Gov. Lt-Geu. Sir A Hope 
 Chester , 
 
 Gover. Gen. Ed. Morrison 
 Lt. Gov . LtCol. Edm. Coghlan 
 
123 
 
 Cinque - Ports, 
 
 L. War.Kari of Liverpool 
 Ef of Dover Cas. It H Jenkinson 
 Cork, 
 
 Gover. Gen. Sir B Spencer 
 LtGoO. Major Gen J Stirling 
 Dartmouth, 
 
 Gover. A. H. Holdsworth , 
 Fort.M»iA-Co\. VV Belford 
 Dumbarton Castle, 
 
 Gover. Gen. Lord Harris 
 Lt.Gov. Lt-Gen. John Vincent 
 Duncannon Fort, 
 
 Gover. Lt-Gen Sir J Hamilton 
 Edinburgh Castle, 
 
 Gover Gen. Sir R. Abererombj 
 Lt.Gov. LtGen. James Hay 
 F.Maj. Major B Harvey 
 Fishguard, 
 
 Gover. CqI.J. Philipps 
 G alve ay, 
 
 Gover. Maj.-gen. Sir Jo. Elley 
 Gravesend ^ Tilbury Fort, 
 Gover. Lt.Geu. SirG.L.Coie 
 Lt. Goo.Col. James Hawker 
 Guernsey, 
 
 Gover. Gen. Earl of Pembroke 
 jLLGoo.Maj Gen.Sir J. Colborne 
 Hull, 
 
 Gover. Gen Lord Hill 
 Lt.Guv. Col. C W Thornton 
 llursl Castle, 
 
 Gover. Lt-Col.Hon.J Creighton 
 Fort George, 
 
 Gover. General Alex. Ross 
 D.Gov. Col. Alex. Mair 
 Fort Augustus, 
 
 D.Gov. 
 
 Jersey, 
 
 Gover. Gen. Lord Beresford 
 ZJ.Goo.M.Gen.Sir C.Halkett 
 Kinsale, 
 
 Gover. General Sir David Baird 
 El-Goo. Lt-Col. Arth Browne 
 Landguard Fort, 
 
 Gover. Gen. Sir R Brownrigg 
 Lt. Gov. Lt. Col. Cha. A. W est 
 Limerick, 
 
 Gover. Gen William Knollys 
 
 Londonderry and Culmore, 
 Gover. Gen. GV Hart 
 Isle of Man, 
 
 Gover. Maj.Gen. Lord Glenlyon 
 D.Gov. Cornelius Smelt 
 St Maws, 
 
 Keeper Gen. Sir G. Nugent 
 D.Gov. Lt.Col. C D.Graham 
 Milford Haven, 
 
 Gover. Sir John Owen 
 ft. Military College, Sandhurst, 
 Gover. Gen. Sir Edward Paget 
 Lt-Gov Colonel James Butler 
 R. Military Asylum, Chelsea, 
 Comm. Lt-Col G Williamson 
 Military Asylum, Southampton, 
 Comm. Licut-Col G Evatt 
 Pendennis Castle, 
 
 Gover. Gen. M. Hunter 
 Lt.Gov. Lt.Col. W. Fenwick 
 Plymouth, 
 
 Gover. Duke of Wellington 
 Lt.Gov. i\l. Gen. SirJ Cameron 
 Portland Castle, 
 
 Gover. John Penn 
 
 Portsmouth, 
 
 Gover. F. M. Earl Harcourt 
 Lt. Gov. Maj Gen. Sir James Lyon 
 Ross Castle, 
 
 Gover* Gen Sir H Johnston 
 Scarborough Castle, 
 
 Gover. Earl of JV 1 ulgrave 
 Scilly Isldnd, 
 
 Gover. Dukeof Leeds 
 Lt.Gov. M.Gen. J. N. Smyth 
 Sheerness 
 
 Gover. Lord Combermere 
 Lt.Cov. Lt.Col. R. Walker 
 South-Sea Custle. 
 
 D.Gov. Lt.Col. Alex. Loraine 
 Stirling Castle, 
 
 Gover. Gen. E. of Donoughmore 
 D.Gov. Lt.Gen.Sam.Graham 
 Tynemouth and Cliff Fort, 
 Gover. Gen. D.D. Wemyss 
 Lt.Gov. litGen. W Thomas 
 Tower of London, 
 
 Const. Gen. M. of Hastings 
 Lieut. Gen. Win Loftus 
 
 
m 
 
 ™ — 
 
 Uprtnr Castle, 
 
 Govcr. Lt.Col. A. Lawrence 
 X> 7 e 0/ Wight, 
 
 Goo. Karl of Malmesbury 
 LtGov. Gen. M. Archdail 
 CtfpL of Sundown Fart, Capt Sir 
 Win W> nn 
 
 ■- Fnrrw. Castle, Lt.-Gen. 
 
 C. Griffiths 
 
 — Carisb. Cast, Major-Gen. 
 
 W. Paterson 
 
 — ■■■ ~ Cuices Castle, Gen. H. 
 
 Marq. of Anglesey 
 Fort William , 
 
 Gover. 
 
 Lt.Gov. Lt-Gen. Sir Ja. Kempt 
 Windsor, 
 
 Gover. Karl of Harrington 
 Yarmouth, North, 
 
 Gover. Maj Gen.A..Brooke 
 
 G1 B ft A I TA Ft. 
 
 Gover. Gen. Karl of Chatham 
 XxGoo.Gen. Sir Geo. Don 
 Malta, 
 
 Gover. Gen. ft I a rq. of Hastings 
 XL Gov. Sir Manley Bower 
 Ionian Islands , 
 
 Gov. Sir Frederick Adam 
 Cape of Good Hope , 
 Gover. Lord Charles Somerset 
 Lt.Gov. Maj-gen. Rich Bourk 
 Mauritius , (Isle of FranceJ 
 Gover. Hon. Sir G L Cole 
 Sierra Leone, fyc. 
 
 Gov. Maj-Gen. Sir N Campbell 
 Ceylon. 
 
 Gover. Lt-gen. Sir Kdw Barnes 
 West Indies. 
 
 A ntigua, 
 
 Gover. Maj.Gen. Sir Pat Ross 
 Lt-Gov R. Matthews, Esq. 
 Dominica, 
 
 Gover. Maj-Gen W Nicolay 
 Trinidad, 
 
 Gover. Sir R. Woodford 
 Barbadoes, 
 
 Gover. Lt.Gen. Sir H. Warde 
 Grenada, 
 
 Gover. Maj, G. Sir J. Campbell 
 
 J amaica, 
 
 Gover. Du ke of Manchester 
 XLGoo.M.Gen. Sir John Keane 
 St Lucia, 
 
 Gover. M.Gen. J ftlain waring 
 Tobago 1 
 
 Gover. M Gen.SirK.P. Robinson 
 St Vincent, 
 
 Gover. SirCha. Brisbane 
 St Christopher, 
 
 Gover. Colonel C W Maxwell 
 Demarara and Esseqw'bo, 
 Gover. M.-Gen. SirB.D 1 Urban 
 Bermuda. 
 
 Gover. Lt gen. SirT H Turner 
 Bahama Islands, 
 
 Gover, Maj -Gen L. Grant 
 Berhice, 
 
 XL Gov. Henry Beard, Esq, 
 Montserrat , 
 
 Lt.Gov .S P Stewart 
 Nevis , 
 
 Lt.Gov. W Boothby 
 ■Anguilla, 
 
 XLGov.Williain Richardson 
 Virgin Islands, 
 
 Lt.Gov.C olonel J Bathurst 
 
 New South Wales. 
 Gover. Lt-gen. Ralph Darling 
 Lt.Gov.W illiam Stewart, Esq, 
 St. Helena, 
 
 Gover. Lt-Col Alex Walker 
 North America. 
 Lower Canada, 
 
 Gover. Karl ofDalhousie 
 XLGou.Sir F. N. Burton 
 Upper Canada, 
 
 Lt.Gov. Maj.Gen. SirP. Maitland 
 Nova Scotia, 
 
 Lt.Gov. Sir James Kempt 
 Prince Edward's Island, 
 Lt.Gov. Lt-Col. J. Ready 
 New Brunswick, 
 
 Lt. Gov. ftl a j Gen. S i rH. Douglas 
 Newfoundland. 
 
 Gover. Sir T J Cochrane 
 St John's, 
 
 Lt.Gov, Col. Sir George Elder 
 
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 GENERAL Iff FIELD OFFICERS . 
 
 
 FIELD 
 
 MARSHALS. 
 
 17 95 
 
 Duke of York 
 1813 
 
 Dof Wellington 
 DofCumberland 
 Dof Cambridge 
 
 1816 
 
 D of Gloucester 
 PrinceofCoburg 
 1821 
 
 Earl Harcourt 
 
 GENERALS 
 
 1802 
 Sir Robt. Aber- 
 
 cromby 
 Sir A Clarke 
 
 1803 
 
 Sir Sam Hulfe 
 Sir Jas Steuart 
 E of Harrington 
 M of Hastings 
 
 1808 
 
 Sir Hen Johnfon 
 
 1809 
 
 Sir James Duff 
 E of Mulgrave 
 1812 
 
 Sir PE Irving 
 Lord Harris 
 Earl Cat heart 
 Sir B Tarleton 
 Sir HDalrymple 
 Gordon Foibes 
 Wm Maxwell 
 Eof Pembroke 
 E of Chatham 
 Alex Campbell 
 
 Alexander Rofs 
 Vise. Killmorey 
 Henry Pigot 
 
 1813 
 
 Sir Geo Nugent 
 Sir Wm Keppel 
 E. of Douough- 
 more 
 
 John Hamilton 
 Alex Hay 
 Wm Loftus 
 Oliver Nicolls 
 Sir Geo Hewett 
 
 1814 
 John A Harris 
 Wm J Arabin 
 Sir George Don 
 Lord J Howden 
 Lord C Fitzroy 
 N C Burton 
 Edw Morrifon 
 Thomas Garth 
 Earl of Rofslyn 
 Earl Ludlow 
 Earl of Cavan 
 Sir David Baird 
 Hon. F St John 
 LdCHSomerfct 
 John Defpard 
 Prince ofOrange 
 
 1819 
 
 Hon. R Taylor 
 George Milner 
 Marq.of Hun.tly 
 Hon. E Finch 
 Ifa&c Gafcoyne 
 D D We my Is 
 Henry Wynyard 
 Dun Campbell 
 Tho Grolvenor 
 
 John Calcraft 
 Lord Forbes 
 M of Anglesey 
 Sir John Doyle 
 SirR Brownrigg 
 Wm Knoll ys 
 Hon. Ed Phipps 
 Wm Cartwright 
 Bar. Hompesch 
 Sir B Leighton 
 John Coffin ’ 
 Sir Chas Green 
 1821 
 Gother Mann 
 Jos Champagne 
 G Cockburne 
 Edward Dunne 
 JasDrummond 
 W Dowdefwell 
 Sir A Mackenzie 
 Geo Moncrieffe 
 Tho Meyrick 
 Lord Lynedoch 
 Hon C Fitzroy 
 Fras Hugonin 
 1825 
 
 William Scott 
 Francis Fuller 
 Sir Jas Affleck 
 George V Hart 
 George Warde 
 M Archdall 
 Sir J Sherbrook 
 Sir G Drumond 
 James Wharton 
 Sir Wm Payne 
 Hon Edw Bligh 
 Ld W Bentinck 
 Eail of Cork 
 Hon. II G Grey 
 
 Hon.SirE Paget 
 Sir B Spencer 
 LdCombcrmere 
 Sam Dalrymple 
 Lord Hill 
 Denzil Onflow 
 Sir JohnMurray 
 William Twifs 
 Hon. Cha Hope 
 Sir Geo Pigot 
 Fred Maitland 
 Martin Hunter 
 Lord Beresford 
 
 GENERALS. 
 
 1808 
 Wm Thornton 
 
 1809 
 
 R N Hopkins 
 1811 
 Baron Drefchfel 
 CountLinfingen 
 Richard Bright 
 1813 
 EarlofDalhoufie 
 Thomas Baker 
 B.deHochepied 
 Henry Williams 
 MqConyngham 
 Hon. SirA Hope 
 John Frafer 
 Peter Heron 
 Thomas Peter 
 John Ram fay 
 Sir J Broughton 
 William Dyott 
 SirRCFergufon 
 Sir R M‘Farlane 
 John G Crofbie 
 Edward Stack 
 
 'll 
 
 L 3 
 
Hon. J Brodiick 
 Sir Hen Warde 
 James Durham 
 Hon. D Leflie 
 John M Kerr 
 Thomas Scott 
 Sir H Turner 
 Chrift Chowne 
 Hn.W Maitland 
 John G CSkene 
 Hon. J Crewe 
 Hn. SirGLCole 
 Quin J Freeman 
 Earl of Granard 
 S Lightburne 
 Francis Moore 
 VifcountLorton 
 Sir WHClinton 
 Sir W Stewart 
 1814 
 
 FT Hammond 
 Sir J Hamilton 
 R D Blake 
 Robert Douglas 
 Hn.Rob Meade 
 Sit W Houfton 
 George Michell 
 Sir Tho Hiflop 
 John Macleod 
 Alex Dirom 
 Earl of Elgin 
 David Hunter 
 EofBreadalbane 
 John Slade 
 Wm Spencer 
 Samuel Graham 
 J Montgomrie 
 F A Wetherall 
 J D Arabin 
 Wm Buchanan 
 Sir W Lumley 
 Sir M Difney 
 
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 John M‘Kenzie 
 A G Stirling 
 Wm Thomas 
 John Michel 
 Baron Decken 
 John Ram fey 
 Christ Darbv 
 Wm Wilkinfon 
 Sir H Montrcfor 
 C Stevenfon 
 John Hodgfon 
 R T Nelfon 
 SrMNightingal 
 Tames Hay 
 Wm Cocktll 
 Rich Bingham 
 Sir H Clinton 
 Jas Robertfon 
 EWLPopham 
 James Dunlop 
 Sir FG Maclean 
 Walter Ker 
 SirHFCampbell 
 Wm Burnett 
 Marquis of Lon 
 donderry 
 1819 
 John Smith 
 Wm Cuppage 
 Thomas Seward 
 Francis Laye 
 J Croker 
 L B Wallis 
 Sir John Hope 
 Geo Meyrick 
 Sir A Cameron 
 Lord Blayney 
 Hon. S Mahon 
 John S Wood 
 Bar. Rotten burg 
 Sir Cha Colville 
 Fred Cha White 
 
 Gore Browne 
 L Lindenthal 
 Roger Coghlan 
 Sir Henry Fane 
 Sir Rob Bolton 
 Sir Geo Anfon 
 Lord Howard 
 T RCharleton 
 SirHdeHinuber 
 Sir Henry Bell 
 1 ho Strickland 
 L01 d Hartland 
 Sir J S Maxwell 
 V/ T Dilkes 
 Henry Rudycrd 
 Sir John Ofwald 
 Pinson Bonham 
 Sir Wm Anfon 
 Sir Ed Howorth 
 Charles Terrot 
 William Fyers 
 1821 
 Edw Stehelin 
 J A Schalach 
 Henry Hutton 
 Sir T Saumare2 
 J Jenkinfon 
 Theoph Lewis 
 F Dclaval 
 C Callendar 
 J Mackelcan 
 J T Layard 
 John Skinner 1 
 
 Sir W Peacocks 
 SirW Cockbuin 
 J Pare 
 Sir C Wale 
 John LeCouteur 
 Sir J Vandeleur 
 Charles Pye 
 Sir WAyiett 
 J R Fletcher 
 Robert Browne 
 Alex J Goldie 
 Sir R H Sheaffe 
 John Hughes 
 Hon. Alex Duff 
 Sir Geo Airey 
 Sir R S Donkin 
 Sir E Stopford 
 Sir Geo Cooke 
 F J Backhoufe 
 WEden 
 Vifcount Lake 
 Sit GT Walker 
 K M‘Kenzie 
 Sir J Dalrymple 
 Ld Wahingham 
 Sam Hawker 
 1825 
 W Raymond 
 Ter O’Loghlin 
 Sir G Murray 
 Sir Jas Kempt 
 C N Cook fon 
 Wm Johnflon 
 
 James Meredith ! John Burton 
 
 R H Farmar 
 W Tench 
 I S Saunders 
 L Maclean 
 G Wilfon 
 D Balling-all 
 D Shank 
 William Minet 
 
 Evan Lloyd 
 Mat Sharpe 
 D LWidrington 
 Richard Blunt 
 Henry Baylcy 
 F S Rebow 
 William Guard 
 Sir T R Dyer 
 
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 Henry Conran |Jolin G Clay 
 SirW H PringleiA C Jackson 
 Gerard Gossclin G I Hall 
 Sir FP Robinson HnWBlaquiere 
 A R Dillon iThos Browne 
 D Darroch Sir J Lambert 
 John Grey Sir J WGordon 
 John Murray Michael Head 
 Arthur Aylmer Joseph Fuller 
 J Mackenzie |T G Montresor 
 Sir Edw Barnes R Darling 
 E R Cope G Horsford 
 Phineas Riall Sir Herb.Taylor 
 Wm Brooke Lord Aylmer 
 
 ThoMolyneux —- 
 
 GA Arms: rong maj.general6 
 Sir A Fitzgerald 1798 
 
 Benj Foibes Wm G Strutt 
 180X 
 
 Wm Peachey 
 Sir Wm Inglis 
 John Vincent 
 G Lewis 
 Rob Lethbridge 
 J Walker 
 
 Stephen Poyntz 
 1810 
 
 L Bradihaw 
 Baron Veltheim 
 Baion Low 
 
 Sir WHutchison Baron Bar lie 
 
 Daniel Seddon 
 Geo R Ainslie 
 Sir John Byng 
 Sir T Brisbane 
 R O’Donovan 
 C Neville 
 Hn.TWFermor 
 Alex Halkett 
 H Swayne 
 Hon. W Fitzroy 
 Sit W K Grant 
 C Griffiths 
 LdRE Somerset 
 
 Count C Alten 
 
 1813 
 Edward Scott 
 Henry G Barry 
 L de Watteville 
 
 1814 
 
 Sir C Holloway 
 John Humfrey 
 Sir C Imhoff 
 G Gordon 
 Alex Adams 
 Lord M Donald 
 Samuel Need 
 
 Hn. A AnnesleyJEdw Webber 
 Boyle Travers T L’Estrange 
 Fred WmBu!ler|C Craven 
 Sir T Bradford j J Foveaux 
 
 Geo Kin. Dana 
 J Moore 
 Edward Baynes 
 James Stirling 
 Sir H Vavasour 
 Hem yR Knight 
 Robei tDouglass 
 Sam V Hinde 
 T N Wyndham 
 Bcrken. Glegg 
 Hon. J Ramsay 
 F Streicher 
 Lewis Mosheim 
 Sir C Grant 
 Sir James Lyon 
 Wm Gilford 
 James Orde 
 C B Egerton 
 SirTSBeckwith 
 H J Gumming 
 Sir Cha Phillips 
 Henry Bruce 
 TBReynardson 
 Lord Proby 
 Sir P Maitland 
 Hon.Edw Capel 
 Sir W Sheridan 
 G Basil Mundy 
 G Johnstone 
 SirRO’Cailagan 
 Sir John Keane 
 W H Beckwith 
 Ld GBeresford 
 Rob Campbell 
 Robert Balfour 
 E. of Carnwath 
 James Cuming 
 H Eustace 
 Sir ColinHalket 
 SirHE Bunbury 
 Sir H Lowe 
 Sir Fred Adam 
 
 Sir R H Vivian 
 SirHenTorrens 
 LotdBloomfield 
 Geo Cookson 
 1819 
 Sir John Elley 
 H S Keating 
 Lewis Grant 
 Lord FBentinck 
 Wm Douglas 
 Arthur Brooke 
 P Carey 
 John F S Smith 
 Hen Shrapnell 
 John M‘Nair 
 Lemuel Warren 
 Wm Nedham 
 John A Wallace 
 Hastings Fraser 
 Lord Blantyre 
 Sir JasCampbell 
 Seb Maw by 
 Edward Codd 
 R Sewell 
 C A Harcourt 
 George Hill 
 SarnuelSwinton 
 JMMainwaring 
 Sir C P Belfon 
 Hon. J Meade 
 G Pown,Adams 
 Sir J Dalrymple 
 John Macleod 
 Henry Elliot 
 Over. Blunden 
 J N Smyth 
 John Lamont 
 Wm Armstrong 
 Sir B D’Urban 
 John Locke 
 George WulfF 
 John Taylor 
 
Tv 
 
 Robert D’Arcy 
 Sam T Dickens 
 Geo W Dixon 
 Wiltsh. Wilson 
 Tho Reynell 
 SirGR Bingham 
 T B St George 
 John Murray 
 Sir C J Greville 
 
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 Spencer C Parry 
 Aug De Butts 
 Martin C Cole 
 Robert Evans 
 R Bourke 
 Hon. Pat Stuart 
 Wm Miijar 
 Hon. H Trevor 
 J S Barns 
 
 Sir LW Otway Joseph Gubbina 
 
 Wm Nicolay 
 St E Kerriaon 
 AMKHamilton 
 SirLionel Smith 
 Sir G Leith 
 Robert Barton 
 Wm Patterfon 
 Sir G A Madden 
 John W Guife 
 SirC Wm Doyle 
 J Bathurst 
 Paul Anderson 
 John Dalrymple 
 Brooke Young 
 Lord Glenlyon 
 Sir A f Barnard 
 
 1821 
 A H Pye 
 J Shaw 
 Richard Figot 
 James Watson 
 
 Hon. W Harris 
 Sir H Douglas 
 G D Robertson 
 John Nugent 
 Vise deChabot 
 Wm Binks 
 Sir Pat Ross 
 D Walker 
 Sir T Pritzler 
 Mont. Burrows 
 Hon. A P Upton 
 SirJo Cameron 
 S Huskisson 
 George Salmon 
 H Adonckton 
 Fras Hepburn 
 John Alaister 
 
 18 25 
 S Brown 
 D Herbert 
 H C Darling 
 John Ross 
 Hon. H King 
 Wm Thornton 
 Joseph Maclean 
 John Harris 
 Sir G A Wood 
 Rich Dickinson 
 Henry Tolley 
 J Macdonald 
 Sir Chas Pratt 
 N Blackwell 
 D Stewart 
 Hn.JB O’Neill 
 A MM‘Gregor 
 Hn.GStapylton 
 Anthony Salvin 
 Anthony Walsh 
 Wm Johnston 
 Fras Newbeiy 
 Rich Buckby 
 Robert Stewart 
 Lewis Davies 
 A Armstrong 
 
 Hon. G Murray Sampson Freeth 
 Sir Hen Askew D F Blommart 
 Henry Darling Joseph Straton 
 Wm Stewart |Sir E Blakeney 
 Hon. W Stuart Jas C Dalbiac 
 
 George Ramsay Jasper Nicolls [Sir A Bryce 
 
 Francis Burke 
 J P Coffin 
 Sir J Maclean 
 Geo B Fisher 
 Sir R D Jackson 
 Sir N Campbell 
 Thos Hawker 
 Sir G Quentin 
 Jas Campbell 
 Sir C Camphell 
 George Mackie 
 Sir J Wilson 
 Sir R Travers 
 Sir S F Whit- 
 tingham 
 Sir J Colborne 
 Sir A Campbell 
 SirT M‘Mahon 
 A Woodford 
 Hn F Ponsonby 
 C Palmer 
 SirTArbuthnot 
 Sir H Bouverie 
 Hn. HA Craven 
 Lord Burghersh 
 Viscount Forbes 
 Sir Ja C Smyth 
 Lord FSomerset 
 R Pilkington 
 Henry Evatt 
 Wm Hen Ford 
 F W Mulcaster 
 Ld C S Manners 
 
 LIFE GUARDS. 
 
 Col. in Chief 
 The King. 
 
 I. 
 
 Colonel 
 
 CAVALRY . 
 
 Lt. Col 
 
 Hn. H B Lygon 
 Maj.&Lt.Col. 
 
 H F Cavendish 
 Alajor 
 
 E of Harrington JEarlof Uxbridge 
 
 Captains 
 B Camac 
 Henry Wyatt 
 Samuel Cox 
 H R Bullock 
 Hon. ACLegge 
 
 John Hall 
 Hn.WLLFitz 
 G de Roos 
 Charles Hall 
 Lieuts. 
 
 George Storey 
 
EKL Bayard 
 E C Fletcher 
 W F Chetwynd 
 Richard Parker 
 Henry Vynec 
 Hn.HT Let son 
 Cor. & Sub.Lt. 
 Henry Every 
 Chas Heneage 
 H B Baring 
 Henry Blackett 
 Hn. G Kinnaird 
 C G Du Fre 
 Sir E Blacket 
 Tho Em an, adjt 
 M L Efte, surg 
 S Bloxham, vs 
 Greenwood, ag 
 
 II. 
 
 Colonel 
 Ear 1 Cathcart 
 
 Lt. Col. 
 Hon.EPLygon 
 Majors 
 R MacNeil 
 Arth Chichester 
 
 Captains 
 Fred Evelyn 
 H W Barton 
 G Greenwood 
 G A Reid 
 Charles Bulkley 
 Jas Macdouall 
 Marq. of Car¬ 
 marthen 
 W Milligan 
 
 Lieuts. 
 
 Jas Cuthbert 
 Gecrge Lyon 
 L D Williams 
 E G Howard 
 
 129 
 
 Hn. G Edwards 
 J Davidson 
 G T Bulkeley 
 Cornets 
 John Trotter 
 Hn. C Berkeley 
 Geo C Mostyn 
 ] Kin loch 
 Thomas Hare 
 Mort. Ricardo 
 Sir J Ogilvy 
 C Clark, ad 
 S Broughton, su 
 
 John Field, v-s Geo S Hill, ad 
 
 Lloyd Kenyon 
 Hon. G Forester 
 Lord C Russell 
 T Brunt 
 Cornets 
 
 E. of Chichestei 
 Marq of Douro 
 J V Shelley 
 Ld Elphinstone 
 Lord Wellesley 
 Hon. A Villiers 
 Clement D Hill 
 T O Cascoigne 
 
 Greenwood, ag 
 
 R. HORSE GDS. 
 
 Colonel 
 
 D of Wellington 
 Lt. Col. 
 Clement Hill 
 Majors 
 W Richardfon 
 Henry Hanmer 
 Captains 
 E W Bouverie 
 H E Boates 
 T B Tathwell 
 George Smith 
 LdWP Lennox 
 L E Heathcote 
 P P Doyne 
 R J Harrison 
 Edmund Packe 
 John Trent 
 Lieuts. 
 Simon Hirst 
 E Dashwood 
 Thomas Pigott 
 E T Drake 
 T W Gordon 
 Tho P Cosby 
 
 Quart-Mast. 
 Pet Watmough 
 W'm Latch ford 
 John Speed 
 Thomas Troy 
 Andw Heartley 
 Richard Cart 
 — Shirley 
 Arch Hair, sur 
 Jas Seddall, v-s 
 Greenwood, ag 
 
 DRAG. GUARDS. 
 
 L ( Kings.) 
 
 Colonel 
 W Cartwright 
 Lt. Col. 
 
 Geo Teefdale 
 Majors 
 James Delancey 
 Robert Wallace 
 Captains 
 T N Quicke - 
 W A Maxwell 
 F Polhill 
 C G M Skinner 
 George Bray 
 George Quicke 
 
 Francis Reed 
 W C Smith 
 Lieuts. 
 
 T C Brander 
 F Hammersley 
 Thomas Dames 
 J S Manning 
 Richard Martin 
 Henry Wilson 
 CAD Tyssen 
 John B Morris 
 Rich F Poore 
 G H Thompson 
 G A Handley 
 Cornets 
 Cha Serj Smith 
 Fred Hawkes 
 S A Bayntun 
 E C H Wilkie 
 • 
 
 DMaclaurin,pm 
 H Hill, ad 
 J Brown, q-m 
 Wm Jones surg 
 J W Jones, v-s 
 Greenwood, ag, 
 
 II. (Queens) 
 
 Colonel 
 Wm Loftus 
 Lt. Col. 
 
 James Kearney 
 Majors 
 
 WGhamberlayn 
 W R Soullby 
 Captaini 
 Chas Kearney 
 George Knox 
 A J Caldwell 
 R Fergufon 
 
 Francis Copland fl 
 G T Smith 
 
TT7 
 
 Lieuts. 
 
 Wm D Davies 
 George Hedley 
 Hon. R Howard 
 Henry Curtis 
 T G Skipwith 
 T E Campbell 
 C B Pitman 
 Cornets 
 J E Dyer 
 H W Charlton 
 G Webbe Tobin 
 John C Hodge 
 Francis Dobson 
 C J Furlong, pm 
 F Collins, adjt 
 E Dyer, qm 
 A Brown, surg 
 W Woodman, vs 
 Greenwood, ag 
 
 130 
 
 W Warrington 
 Thomas Arthur 
 WHBJ Wilson 
 Cornets 
 A I, Bouike 
 W C Trevelyan 
 Edw Wethered 
 Arthur Innes 
 J Montgomery 
 F J Collingwood 
 D Lutyens, pm 
 W Martin, adj 
 Jn Martin, qm 
 S Peacocke, sur 
 Thos Rose, vs 
 Greenwood, ag 
 
 Cornets 
 T W Lloyd 
 Hn. WVaughan 
 HJ Collingwood 
 Robert Holden 
 A Draw water, fi 
 J Rallett, adjt 
 E Lawless, qm 
 R Webster, sur 
 A Kirwan, vs 
 Hopkinsons, ag. 
 
 T Boulton, pm 
 J Griffith, adjt 
 T Atkinson, qm 
 TG Logan, surg 
 J Constant, v-s 
 Greenwood, ag. 
 
 III. 
 
 (Pr. of Wales's.) 
 Colonel 
 
 Sir Wm Payne 
 Lt. Cols. 
 George Holmes 
 Majors 
 E R Storey 
 Hon.GR Aber- 
 cromby 
 Captains 
 Geo Maunfell 
 James Hadden 
 F J Greene 
 George Todd 
 Geo Mecham 
 Pat Chalmers 
 Lieuts. 
 
 Robert H Peel 
 R W Peirse 
 Alf Shcwell 
 
 IV. (R. Irish.) 
 
 Colonel 
 Sir Henry Fane 
 Lt. Col. 
 Robert Rofs 
 Majors 
 Thomas Hutton 
 J Chatterton 
 Captains 
 Thomas Boyd 
 Giles Rickaby 
 W B Ravenhill 
 N L Beamish 
 C Makepeace 
 Love. Stamer 
 Lieuts. 
 James Shaw 
 Henry Fane 
 Wm Armit 
 Geo M Keane 
 G Walter Story 
 C W Webster 
 Wm M Owen 
 W Cuninghame 
 Henry Penleazt 
 
 V. 
 
 (P.C.of Wales's) 
 Colonel 
 Pr. of Coburg 
 Lt. Col. 
 
 J M Wallace 
 Majors 
 R D Cane 
 N D Crichton 
 Captains 
 Tre. Wheler 
 Henry Hunter 
 William Hay 
 Sir H J Seton 
 J Gardiner 
 Hon. J Kennedy 
 Lieuts. 
 
 Cha H Seton 
 J L Hampton 
 R S Streatfield 
 John Brymer 
 Si. W St L Clark 
 R B Alartin 
 G A Loraine 
 Cornets 
 
 J Wallace King 
 Charles Stewart 
 Chas J RadclyfFe 
 TM Goodlake 
 Samuel M‘Call 
 
 VI .{Carabineers) 
 Colonel 
 Hon. R Taylor 
 Lt-Coi. 
 
 E Wildman 
 Majors 
 Wm Rutledge 
 J Stephenson 
 Captains 
 J Jackson 
 David Hay 
 W M Kington 
 RHollir.g worth 
 JY Scarlett 
 James S Brymer 
 Lieuts. 
 
 Hood Richards 
 Wm Jos Berens 
 Mich Daintry 
 Wm Porter 
 JEW Browne 
 W S Phillips 
 Hon. E Jerning- 
 ham 
 Cornets 
 H Rich Jones 
 Thos Ponsonby 
 H P Coi ry 
 Jos D Browne 
 G A Heathcote 
 David Hay, pm 
 Cha Short, adjt 
 E Wheldon, qm 
 J Heriot, surg 
 J Hayward, vs 
 
131 
 
 Collyer, ag. 
 
 VII. (Prs. Roy.) 
 
 Colonel 
 Sir Rob. Bolton 
 Lt-Col. 
 
 Hon. S Mahon 
 S Hancox 
 Majors 
 Dennis Daly 
 A K Clark 
 Captains 
 F D Chalmers 
 John Gowdie 
 George Nugent 
 H S Hodges 
 Thomas Unett 
 Wm Elton 
 Lieut?. 
 
 Francis Dunne 
 H C Daniel 
 Edm R Btiller 
 John Osborn 
 John Bolton 
 R K Trotter 
 WD King 
 Joseph Hely 
 Cornets 
 Thos Atkinson 
 John Cronyn 
 J E Thewles 
 R Richardson 
 H W Atkinson 
 T Hunter, pm 
 C Hickman, adj 
 J Johnson, qm 
 A Blake, surg 
 WAnderson,t>*s 
 Collyer, ag. 
 
 Colonel 
 Thomas Garth 
 Lt Cols 
 Ld Walsinghaw 
 A B Clifton 
 Majors 
 Ph Dorville 
 Henry Stilted 
 Captains 
 Paul Phipps 
 Charles Blois 
 I hos Marten 
 Edward Clive 
 Benj Everard 
 8 Goodenough 
 Lieuts 
 J Chamberlain 
 Jas B Daubuz 
 Daniel Webb 
 W Hibbert 
 J Barnev Petre 
 Hen J Stracey 
 James S Pitman 
 Cornets 
 John Yates 
 J O Luxford 
 Hump Traffbrd 
 Wm R Sands 
 W Desborough 
 # 
 
 CHanburv,pjw 
 J Smith, adjt 
 W Waddell, qm 
 D Jameson, surg 
 W Ryding, v-s 
 Greenwood, ag. 
 
 DRAGOONS. 
 1 . (Royals.) 
 
 II. R.N.British 
 Colonel 
 Sir Jas Steuart 
 Lt-Col 
 John Grey 
 
 Majors 
 
 Lord A W Hill 
 Tames Wemyls 
 Captains 
 James Gape 
 Cha Wyndham 
 Wm StuTges 
 A W Hevman 
 R T Fawcett 
 W H Oram 
 Lieuts 
 Mark Lloyd 
 A W Wyndham 
 George Hobart 
 Wm Hull 
 John Carnegie 
 R G Crauturd 
 Cornets 
 
 Charles Norman 
 J R Someiville 
 J Gillies 
 Mich G Adams 
 F C Forde 
 St VW Ricketts 
 W Dawson, pm 
 WCrawford, ad 
 J Lennox, qm 
 CAnnesley,sur£ 
 Geo Watts, v~s 
 Greenwood, ag 
 
 1IIY King's own) 
 Colonel 
 
 LdCombermere 
 Lt Col 
 
 LordRManners 
 
 Majors 
 
 Charles Stilted 
 C H Somerset 
 Captains 
 George Lloyd 
 John M‘Queen 
 
 Geo T Tuite 
 Cha G Slade 
 Arthur Baker 
 Cha Phillipps 
 Lieuts 
 Jer RatclifFe 
 D G Jebb 
 Geo Watfon 
 Henry Phillipps 
 T Richardson 
 G H Lockwood 
 Cornets 
 
 W W Congreve 
 Theo Levett 
 CWM Bald era 
 W S Conway 
 Henry Cosby 
 Wm J Downes 
 M Johnson, pm 
 F Jackfon, adjt 
 H Higgins, qm 
 R Walker, surg 
 W Scott, v-s 
 Collyer, ag. 
 
 \V.(Queen sown) 
 Colonel 
 
 FrancisHugonin 
 Lieut Cols 
 Nath Wilson 
 George J Sale 
 Majors 
 
 George Brown 
 Wm Fendall 
 Captains 
 W Havelock 
 Wm Nepean 
 G S Moore 
 Edward Byne 
 Francis D Daly 
 John Eliott 
 George Parlby 
 

 
 A W Bishop 
 Hare Master 
 Lieutenants 
 C Cumbeilege 
 E Gibson 
 R R Gillespie 
 W Fitzmaurice 
 Hugh Cochrane 
 Sir K A Jackson 
 J Robinson 
 George G Shaw 
 George Weston 
 Ja M‘Caflfrey 
 S Ramsbottom 
 A E Bromwich 
 Edw Newton 
 J A Henderson 
 C P Ainslie 
 Edward Harvey 
 R Gumhleton 
 Charles Villiers 
 Cornets 
 Bertram Ogle 
 G A Brownlow 
 Isaac Elton 
 C Cumberledge 
 Edward Ellis 
 J Henley 
 W Wildey, pm 
 J Harrison, adjl 
 J Dixon, qm 
 WThomson,$ur 
 Isaac Timm, v-s 
 Hopkinsons, ag , 
 
 B Whichcote 
 Captains 
 Robt Warrand 
 Humph Orme 
 C StJ Fancourt 
 H WBjPortman 
 Geo N Ramsay 
 E M Wigley 
 Lieut?* 
 Robert Mansell 
 Raym White 
 W C Sheppard 
 H F Mackay 
 Hn. JArbuthr.ot 
 Fred Wollaston 
 O N Segrave 
 J Waddington 
 Cornets 
 E J Hickman 
 Hen Creighton 
 Hon. C W Jer- 
 ningham 
 Wm J Hooper 
 WArmstrong,/; 
 W Armstrongs 
 G Dickson, qm 
 MAlexander,su 
 R Vincent, v-s 
 Browell, ag. 
 
 VI. (Inniskilling) 
 Colonel 
 E of Pembroke 
 Lieut-Col 
 Edward Keane 
 Majors 
 John Liilton 
 
 132 
 
 Wm Inge 
 Ja W Phillipps 
 Robert Pringle 
 W A Broad head 
 Lieuts 
 John J White 
 W Edwards 
 
 C Ponsonbv 
 B Wodehouse 
 J Miller 
 Good. SheddeH 
 James M‘Call 
 Cornets 
 J Straff Best 
 
 Aithur W Biggs Sir W L Young 
 
 Francis Hall 
 C C Vivian 
 Robert Doyne 
 Cornets 
 I. H Bathurst 
 Chris Tower 
 Edm Bryan 
 And. Houstoun 
 Thos J Pettit 
 Rich Cheslyn 
 T Feltom, pm 
 Tho Jeffs, ad 
 T B'ackier, qm 
 J Callander, sur 
 R Doi ville, v s 
 Greenwood, ag. 
 
 VII. (Q.'s OrvnJ 
 Colonel 
 
 M. ol Anglesey 
 Lieut-Col 
 jj Fraser 
 Majors 
 Wm Shirley 
 HnGMolyneux 
 Captains 
 
 VIII King' sRI, 
 Colonel 
 Sir B Tarleton 
 Licut-Col 
 Lord G Russell 
 Majors 
 L B Badcock 
 EarlofWiltshire 
 Captains 
 R R W Brett 
 Tho Morgell 
 Lord GA Hill 
 Richard Hort 
 Lord Brudenell 
 
 Hon. G D R FW T Harrison 
 Strangeways | Lieuts 
 Charles J Hill |Wm Lyon 
 
 F Macnamara 
 Shirley H Ball 
 Freem. Thomas 
 E B Thornhill 
 J Whitaker ,pm 
 W Glanville, ad 
 - Mawdsley,<7«» 
 RBadenach, sur 
 Law Bird, v-s 
 Greenwood, ag, 
 
 IX. ( Lancers ) 
 Colonel 
 
 Earl of Rofslyn 
 Lieut-Col 
 Cha Morland 
 Majors 
 A Campbell 
 H J Richardfon 
 Captains 
 Lord Lough¬ 
 borough 
 J Greenwood 
 Hen Ed. Porter 
 Richard Wright 
 Hon G Vaughan 
 J A Fullerton 
 Lieuts 
 
 P B Williams 
 J Rind 
 
 Rich F Shawe 
 Hon. WE Fitz¬ 
 maurice 
 Rand Rumlcy 
 
George Vcsey 
 A G Williams 
 Nath Week<s 
 Cornets 
 E S Trower 
 Fred Willis 
 Vise. Fincastle 
 J Hope Grant 
 John Menzies 
 H Knight, pm 
 Jn Wright, ad 
 T Wright, qm 
 ACoclough, sur 
 T Harrison, v-s 
 Greenwood, ag 
 
 X. (P Wales's.) 
 Colonel 
 
 Marquis of Lon¬ 
 donderry 
 Lieut-Col. 
 
 Id Wyndham 
 Majors 
 
 Val Jo Graeme 
 WCDrummond 
 Captains 
 Lord T Cecil 
 J C Wellington 
 Hon. RWatson 
 Wm Wood 
 Lord J Fitzroy 
 GLL Kaye 
 Lieuts 
 J Surman 
 A Macdonell 
 Robert Gifl'ard 
 Wm Osborne 
 C H Nicholson 
 Stephens Lyne 
 Dud Heneage 
 Vise. Frankf de 
 Montmorency 
 
 S C Oliver 
 Cornets 
 Chas f Whyte 
 John Musters 
 Sir St V Cotton 
 F Wedderburn 
 S Wells, pm 
 GLL Kaye, ad 
 J M‘Clellan, qm 
 Hen West, sur. 
 CSanneman,r>$ 
 Greenwood, ag. 
 
 XI. 
 
 Colonel 
 Ld W Bentinck 
 Licut-Cols 
 H J Gumming 
 J W Sleigh 
 Mich Childers 
 Majors 
 B J Smith 
 Nich Brutton 
 Captains 
 John Jenkins 
 JamesR Rotton 
 W Blundell 
 Michael White 
 James Mylne 
 J N Creighton 
 B P Browne 
 Henry Bond 
 Jas Tomlinson 
 Lieuts. 
 
 G Butcher 
 G A Anson 
 Francis Blundell 
 Geo Williamfon 
 Leon M Cooper 
 J Tritton 
 END Maxwell 
 W White 
 
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 Edw C Windus 
 H G P Tuckett 
 Robert Hare 
 Wm Wymer 
 \ Ahmuty 
 Robt Bambrick 
 Raw Lawrie 
 C Johnson 
 Wm Handley 
 T H Pearson 
 Cornets 
 F D George 
 W Ready 
 Wm Roebuck 
 Abr Bolton 
 R A Reynolds 
 C R Hyndman 
 W Neville, pm 
 W Ready, adj. 
 JHendtrlonjym 
 B Sandham, sur 
 C Percivall, v s 
 Coy Her, ag* 
 
 XII. 
 
 (Pr. of Wales's 
 Pop. Lancers) 
 Colonel 
 Sir C Grant 
 Lieut-Cols 
 Robert Browne 
 TW Brotherton 
 Majors 
 Alex Baiton 
 J Vandeleur 
 Captains 
 Wm Graham 
 Fred Moore 
 R Harrington 
 Wm Betesford 
 W V Stuart 
 
 Lieuts 
 
 Geo Marryat 
 Hon. R Petre 
 Fied Barne 
 E Vandeleur 
 F W Hamilton 
 Gran Dewes 
 J A M‘Douall 
 Edward Pole 
 Cornets 
 Philips 
 Fras A Hyde 
 Fred H Vane 
 John Pulteney 
 L M Prior, pm 
 J Philips, ad 
 J White, qm 
 F Burton, sur 
 Ja Castley, v-s 
 Greenwood, ag, 
 
 XIII* 
 Colonel 
 Hon. H G Grey 
 Lieut Cols 
 Michael Head 
 Shap Boyse 
 Sir J Browne 
 J F Paterson 
 Majors 
 Man Bowers 
 R Brunton 
 Captains 
 A T IVbclcan 
 Edw G Taylor 
 Sir J Gordon 
 John Thornton 
 Fred Grove 
 Henry Heyman 
 Henry Stone9 
 Chas Wetherall 
 
 |D CunynghameThos P Lang 
 
 M 
 

 Lieuts 
 John Atherton 
 R B Teafdale 
 W D Hamilton 
 George Berwick 
 Thos T Magan 
 Geo Manners 
 J G Collins 
 Charles Strange 
 Hn. AAPalzell 
 E G Stokes 
 Richard Sugden 
 John G Everard 
 J G Ogilvie 
 Thomas F Hart 
 Wm Penn 
 Andrew Brown 
 Thos Benson 
 Cornets 
 B M‘Mahon 
 Henry Elton 
 Richard Gethin 
 Edw C Hodge 
 Thos J Parker 
 Fred Thorold 
 John L Moiiliet 
 A Strange, pm 
 T Rosser, ad 
 R Taggart, qm 
 Henry Job, surg 
 J Schroeder, v s 
 Greenwood, ag . 
 
 Captains 
 W Beckwith 
 Edw L Part y 
 J W Gage 
 Henry Gage 
 Edward S Gooch 
 John Methold 
 Lieuts. 
 
 Josh S Smith 
 Amb Congreve 
 J W S Smith 
 Adam G Duff 
 John Griffis 
 Wm Maxwell 
 Charles Delme 
 Cornets 
 Jas M Dawson 
 John Kennedy 
 Charles Barton 
 W B Alexander 
 Charles Abbott 
 Edw Tenison 
 ->am Rofe, pm 
 CM‘Carthy,arf; 
 J Houghton, qm 
 Tho Fotscer, sur 
 A Black, vs 
 Greenwood, ag 
 
 13 4 
 
 Court Philipps 
 George P Rose 
 Aug Wat hen 
 Lieuts 
 G Eowson 
 E A Percival 
 L Sliedden 
 Robert Gill 
 Geo Callaghan 
 James Rait 
 Fer Ives 
 Aug Fred Blyth 
 G P Bushe 
 Cornets 
 James C Baird 
 Edm Mortimer 
 C H T Hecker 
 A J Wood 
 F E Leech, pm 
 J Griffith, adjt 
 Geo Chettle, qm 
 S Jeyes, surg 
 H Hogrevc, v-. 
 Greenwood, ag 
 
 XIV. 
 (Duck. of York's) 
 Colonel 
 
 Sir J. Vandeleur 
 Lieut-Col 
 C M Baker 
 Majors 
 T P Milles 
 J Townfhend 
 
 XV. (King's) 
 Colonel 
 Duke of Cum¬ 
 berland 
 Lieut-Col 
 Jos Thackwell 
 Majors 
 J M'Alpine 
 Edward Studd 
 Captains 
 Fred Buckley 
 Gren T Temple 
 Walter Scott 
 
 XVI. (Queen s.) 
 
 Colonel 
 Earl Harcomt 
 Licut-Cols 
 Sir Jas Affleck 
 G H Murray 
 Robert Arnold 
 Majors 
 William Perffe 
 C King 
 Captains 
 Wm Often 
 T Macan 
 J Luard 
 Sam Enderby 
 A J Byrom 
 |G M Greville 
 
 Wm Harris 
 C R Cureton 
 TLS Menteath 
 Lieuts 
 H Sperling 
 A A M‘Conchey 
 G J M‘ Dowell 
 Wm Hake 
 H P Lovelace 
 Robert Jones 
 Arthur C Lowe 
 Robert Douglas 
 John Vincent 
 Geo Hamilton 
 Jas M Walker 
 Wm P Neale 
 W V Jillard 
 J P Seward 
 Edward Guest 
 James Douglass 
 Thomas Blood 
 Edward B Bcre 
 Cornets 
 C F Havelock 
 G F R Johnston 
 B N Everard 
 William Vann 
 H F Bonham 
 Corbet Cotton 
 James W Torre 
 W Williams, pm 
 Wm Hilton, ad 
 D Piatt, qm 
 I Robinfon, surg 
 G Spencer, vs 
 Collyer, ag, 
 
 XVII. (Lancers 
 Colonel 
 Lord Somerset 
 Lieut- Cols 
 Evan Lloyd 
 
A Rumpler 
 Majors 
 
 Lord Bingham 
 Anthony Bacon 
 Captains 
 John Scott 
 W N Bui rowes 
 Geo F Clarke 
 
 155 
 
 Alan Chambre 
 Geo Robbins 
 GT Greenland 
 Lieuts 
 
 M C St Quintin 
 R J Elton 
 John Barron 
 Charles Forbes 
 
 Henry Witham 
 SJW F Welch 
 Cornets 
 NPF Shawe 
 Sam Wm Need 
 W C Douglas 
 Wm M Percy 
 Wm H Tonge 
 
 Lionel Ames 
 
 * 
 
 R Harman, pm 
 J Barron, adjt 
 T Nicholson, qm 
 W Wybrow, sur 
 J Wilkinson, v-s 
 Hopkiftson, ag. 
 
 ROYAL WAGGON TRAIN (attached to Qr-Mr-Gen. Dcfi.') 
 
 Lt. Col. Com. 
 Sir G Scovell 
 Major 
 
 Geo D’Arley 
 
 Captains j Lieuts. 
 Thomas Pardoe Chas Moirison 
 B Jackson H O’Neil 
 
 |J Macdowall 
 
 W Petigiew,pm 
 H O’Neil, adjt 
 WThomas, surg 
 Greenwood, agt 
 
 I. Grenadier R. 
 (Three Batts.) 
 
 Colonel 
 Duke of York 
 Lieut-Col. 
 Hon.H Towns- 
 hend 
 Majors 
 
 John Hanbury 
 J G Woodford 
 Lord Saltoun 
 Captains 
 Henry D’Oyley 
 Tho Dorville 
 George Fead 
 S Lambert 
 Edw Wynyard 
 H E Joddrell 
 Sir H Hardinge 
 Lord Downes 
 A Higginfon 
 Charles Allix 
 Thomas Brooke 
 Turner Grant 
 Lord Jas Hay 
 
 FOOT GUARDS . 
 
 B Charlewood 
 G P Higginfon 
 H E Hunter 
 J Gunthorpe 
 Rob Thoroton 
 Hn.R Clements 
 James Lindfay 
 Robert Ellifon 
 Henry Vernon 
 Phil Clarke 
 T BB Barratt 
 C P Ellis 
 Edward Clive 
 Lieuts. 
 
 Geo Difbrowe 
 P J Perceval 
 W F John ft one 
 E P Buckley 
 C F R Lafcelles 
 WG Moore 
 F J Davis 
 Robert Batty 
 John Home 
 Wm Barton 
 J O Honyman 
 
 J P Dirom 
 Samuel Long 
 Edw Burrard 
 Geo Fludyer 
 Rich Fletcher 
 God f Thornton 
 Hn,F Needham 
 Don Cameron 
 W H Barnard 
 P S Stanhope 
 John Lyster 
 Fer Loftus 
 Harry Calvert 
 H R Saunderson 
 WmGreenwood 
 J W Angerstein 
 Sir J Burgoyne 
 R C Rowley 
 Hn.PAshburn- 
 ham 
 
 Geo W Eyres 
 Wm Fludyer 
 George|Fitzroy 
 W O Stanley 
 Hon. J St Clair 
 
 John TPerceval 
 J M Drummond 
 Ja R Craufurd 
 FPD Radcliffe 
 Enfigns 
 Geo E Nugent 
 Fred Clinton 
 R W Astell 
 SirRAnstruther 
 G Duncombe 
 Geo M‘Kinnon 
 Sir F Bathurst 
 Chailes Bagot 
 J B Coulson 
 G A Houstoun 
 Arth WTorrens 
 Hon. C Stanley 
 Geo C Ricketts 
 Geo S Digby 
 John Dunlop 
 E L Gower 
 H Fitzroy 
 J W Jodrell 
 John Dixon 
 Edward Jekyll 
 
Wm Thornton 
 Tho A Kemmis 
 Hon. G Ongley 
 Charles Hulse 
 Adjutants 
 L Boldero 
 E G Douglas 
 E V Vernon 
 Quart-Mast. 
 R ColquhouH 
 John Payne 
 Thomas Ferris 
 Surg.-Major 
 S W Watson 
 Surgeons 
 
 W L Walton 
 A Wedderburn 
 Charles Shawe 
 Geo Bowles 
 C A F Bentinck 
 G Fitzclarence 
 Francis Rus-eli 
 J Drummond 
 C A Girardot 
 Thos Chaplin 
 Lieuts 
 J Steph Cowell 
 Henry Salwey 
 Hon. Jas Forbes 
 Hen Armytage 
 
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 Robert Gibson Henry Gooch 
 J Harrison Thomas Powys 
 A Armstrong |F T Buller 
 Assist.-Surg. John Montagu 
 James Johnson Henry Vane 
 H S Elraslie Rob Bowen 
 JD Wright | Charles Short 
 Solicitor iWHCornwall 
 J Humphries jHn.WTGraves 
 Greenwood, ag. B Broadhead 
 
 - |CM Hay 
 
 II. (Coldstream) Geo Bentinck 
 
 (Two Batts.) 
 Colonel 
 
 D. of Cambridge 
 Lieut-Col 
 Jas Macdoneil 
 Majors 
 J Hamilton 
 D M‘Kinnon 
 Captains 
 F M Miilman 
 Tho Barrow 
 
 John D Rawdon 
 Hn.TAshburn- 
 ham 
 Hon. H Erskrne 
 W Codrington 
 Ely D Wigram 
 St John Dent 
 Wm Stewart 
 Enfigns 
 Hon. Jas Hope 
 iWillou Cotton 
 
 Hon. C Howard 
 John H Pringle 
 J C Clitherow 
 G Drummond 
 Lord F Paulett 
 Chr. Horton 
 Hugh Forbe9 
 John Forbes 
 M G Burgoyne 
 E l Hobhouse 
 R Vansittart 
 H Bentinck, adj 
 Wm B Northe / 
 T Dwelly, q-m 
 B Selway 
 WWhymper, sm 
 T Mynard, sur 
 G Smith 
 F Gilder, ast-su 
 W Hunter 
 W Carter, sol. 
 Greenwood, ag. 
 
 Sir Wm Gomm Hon. A Upton 
 John Waters Fred Paget 
 
 Tho Steele 
 J Freemantie 
 
 nr. 
 
 (Two Batts.) 
 Colonel 
 
 D of Gloncefter 
 Lieut-col 
 John Clitherow 
 Majors 
 Edw Bowater 
 Wm A Keate 
 Captains 
 Douglas Mercer 
 S G Higgins 
 Sir Ja A Hope 
 John Aitchilon 
 W H Scott 
 W Drummond 
 iChas Talbot 
 
 E B Wilbraham Iln.JB Rodney 
 Lord MGrahanu'C J Barnett 
 
 Sir A J Murray 
 Sir G Berkeley 
 W H Meyrick 
 P Sandilands 
 J D Elphinstone 
 Charles Hall 
 W Stockdale 
 Lieuts. 
 
 H Hawkins 
 Cha Hornby 
 CO Prendergaft 
 E B Fairfield 
 John Elrington 
 B Drummond 
 G D Standen 
 Henry Colville 
 H R Digby 
 F W Keppel 
 Rand. Gossip 
 J F Crewe 
 T Wedgwood 
 H S Blane 
 B Des Voeux 
 H Montague 
 Hon. JWellenra 
 P J Yorke 
 Cha Douglas 
 S Norval 
 Charles Frazer 
 George Dixon 
 John Berners 
 Hon.CB Phipps 
 Enfigns 
 F H Turner 
 Henry Bowden 
 Fred Harford 
 Emil. Clayton 
 G Robinson 
 Hon, M Ongley 
 Geo C Rooke 
 Hn.RSandiland 
 Samuel Hood 
 
Brud J Bruce 
 PFW Campbell 
 B W Knox 
 Wm F Snell 
 W C Burton 
 
 I. (Royal Scots J 
 (Two Batts.) 
 Colonel 
 
 Marq.ofHuntly- 
 Lieut*cols 
 N Macleod 
 Neil M‘Kellar 
 k Armstrong 
 Majors 
 
 G A Wetherall 
 David Deuchar 
 H Farquharson 
 Captains 
 Robert Mullen 
 R Dudgeon 
 H Cowell 
 J Wetherall 
 Lauch M‘Lean 
 A M‘Donald 
 A Campbell 
 Charles Deane 
 Charles Eyre 
 B Tenison 
 Jos Le Guay 
 John Ingram 
 Edward Lane 
 A S Taylor 
 John Ciols 
 James Bland 
 J V Fletcher 
 J Anderson 
 Lieuts 
 
 J Holebroobe 
 Nor M‘Eean 
 John IVPGregoi 
 
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 Geo Moncrieffe 
 J G Taubman 
 NMicklethwait 
 * 
 
 W Knollys, adj. 
 
 1 -Ion.EStopford 
 C Weston, q-m 
 W Thomfon 
 ESalmon, sur m 
 Sam Good, sur. 
 
 FOOT REGIME NTS. 
 
 Cha Campbell 
 Tho Gordon 
 WM McKenzie 
 Charles Lewis 
 Wm Thomas 
 A J Pictet 
 Rich Blacklin 
 C Campbell 
 Wm B Bernard 
 H Nicholson 
 James Stoyte 
 Rich Bennett 
 Robert Crisp 
 Jas M 1 Gregor 
 Henry C Fraser 
 John Sampson 
 Edward Muller 
 John Ogiivy 
 J Wells Butt 
 A L Macleod 
 A H Ormsby 
 Tyrr. M Bryne 
 Wm M‘Pherson 
 AlexM‘Kenzie 
 H W Neville 
 Charles Ford 
 Enfigns 
 
 A Montgomery 
 Charles Curtis 
 Robert J Hill 
 James Ritchie 
 Francis Lucas 
 G IT Dairy triple 
 W D Bedford 
 A M Wilmot 
 
 M 3 
 
 Fras Hookins 
 Richard Going 
 W B Johnston 
 John Mayne 
 J G Wilson 
 Henry A Kerr 
 E T Palmer 
 C T Grant, pay 
 Stephen Blake 
 JRichardson,ad 
 John Mullen 
 A Connell, qm 
 Each Mackay 
 J Elkington, sur 
 A Armstrong 
 W Finnie, as. su 
 W Stoddart 
 Robert Russell 
 Wm Dillon 
 J M‘Andrew 
 Greenwood, ag. 
 
 II. (Q. -s Royal.J 
 Colonel 
 Sir IT Torrens 
 Lieut-cols 
 John Williams 
 Robert Place 
 Majors 
 J Johnftone 
 Wm Hunt 
 Captains 
 Don Maclean 
 Htnry Waring 
 George Lawsor 
 
 J R Warde 
 
 WJudd, asst sthr 
 T Richardson 
 M Hoper, sol. 
 Greenwood, ag. 
 
 R W Broitgh 
 C Girdleftone 
 E B Jackson 
 Geo Graham 
 Charles Plead 
 G C Mundy 
 J Lewis King 
 Wm Cockell 
 Lieuts 
 G S Gdland 
 Tho Meld rum 
 John Carney 
 M S H Lloyd 
 G C Harvey 
 J B Dalway 
 O Robinson 
 Joseph Smith 
 J S Robertson 
 W G M‘Kenzie 
 Wm Hunt 
 WHD Keith 
 Wm M Lyster 
 Wm Belford 
 R Carruthers 
 Thowas Knox 
 Hn.FCavendish 
 George Stifling 
 Geo D J Raitt 
 PI F Kennedy 
 Samuel Cooper 
 S N Fisher 
 N H J Westby 
 Enfigns 
 Wm N Ralph 
 L S Dickson 
 

 E L Daniell G R Car mac 
 WVL Hesse R N Everard 
 Robert Lloyd B H Burcbell 
 C F Macmahon Robert APNabb 
 M W Lomax James Grant 
 John Walton G L Christie 
 J S Darby, pm Donald Stewart 
 J Littlejohn, adj Hen C Amiell 
 D Jenkins, qm E W Antrobus 
 DCampbell, sur Patrick M‘Kie 
 
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 W Wilkins, asst 
 T Atkinson 
 John Poole 
 Greenwood, ag, 
 
 III. (Buffs) 
 Colonel 
 Sir H Clinton 
 Lieut-cols 
 W Stewart 
 Chas W Wall 
 Majors 
 
 Henry Marlay 
 Cha Ca neron 
 Capfdns 
 Henry Gillman 
 Arch I ones 
 A'lorris Barlow 
 S J Cotton 
 H F Lockyer 
 J M Foley 
 Samuel Wright 
 Edwatd Blair 
 Wm Woods 
 Thomas Mnnro 
 WTR Smith 
 Lieuts. 
 
 John S Hughes 
 T H Owen 
 Tho Everndern 
 Robert Stirling 
 J BKingsbury 
 
 Wm Cain 
 Peter Dore 
 H A Morshead 
 G H Moore 
 John Carr 
 Alarcus Barr 
 Samuel Ridd 
 Wm Scott 
 Stanhope Bruce 
 Enfigns 
 Joseph Hanna 
 L Desbo rough 
 H Dacre Lacy 
 R Macdonald 
 W G Beare 
 Robert Turton 
 WHS Rainey 
 P de Blaqniere 
 Wm Boyd, pm 
 W Mackay, adj 
 T Coulson, qm 
 R Ivory, sur 
 J Paterson, asst. 
 Greenwood, ag 
 
 IV. ( King's Own) 
 Colonel 
 E. of Chatham 
 Lieut-col 
 D Faunce 
 Majors 
 
 Robert Anwyll 
 
 G D Wilson 
 Captains 
 J K M‘Kenzie 
 John Hovenden 
 W H Dutton 
 Henry H Irving 
 P Bowlby 
 Wm Graham 
 H W Breton 
 James England 
 Hn.CS Wottley 
 C F Latdy 
 Lieut 9, 
 Patrick Cartan 
 Wm Clarke 
 H.M Arbuthnot 
 R Chetwode 
 Wm Lonsdale 
 Jas Espinasse 
 Joseph Rawlins 
 Thos Williams 
 DWJ Lardy 
 Thomas Collin 
 George Mason 
 G D Griffith 
 James Gordon 
 Enfigns 
 A W Alloway 
 A T Faunce 
 John Ward 
 Thomas Brooke 
 F M Chambers 
 Robert J Massey 
 W H Campbell 
 A!ur. Lonsdale 
 
 r Anderson, pm 
 WLonsdale, adj 
 P Bavne, qm 
 GM‘Dermot, su 
 W Parry, ast-su 
 Greenwood, agt J 
 
 V. ( Nortliumb .) 
 
 Colonel, 
 
 Sir H Johnson 
 Lieut col 
 W Sutherland 
 Majors 
 James Culley 
 J S Simcockes 
 Captains 
 A Dubourdieu 
 John Bent 
 D E Johnson 
 Walter Hat is 
 M Galbraith 
 Wm Smith 
 Chr. Musgrave 
 J Macdonald 
 Gtorge Allan 
 Geo W Buller 
 Lieuts. 
 
 W V Fitzgerald 
 Wm Clune 
 F A Robinson 
 Edward E Hill 
 W J Copson 
 Charles Wood 
 Thomas Walsh 
 Henry Bishop 
 ohn Spence 
 Gilb Champain 
 Charles May 
 Wm C Mayne 
 Enfigns 
 John W King 
 P M N Guy 
 A L’Estrange 
 Charles Phibbs 
 Michael Qollins 
 Randal Foot 
 James Atkinson 
 W Prime Jones 
 Penington pm 
 
TCanch, adjt 
 Wm Tillar, qm 
 C Waring, surg 
 T Hall, asst-su 
 Greenwood, ag 
 
 VI. [IVar•wicks ) 
 Colonel 
 
 Sir Geo Nugt nt 
 Lieut cols 
 Mark Napier 
 Henry Sullivan 
 Majors 
 H M Scott 
 John Alego 
 Captains 
 J Thomlon 
 H B Evereft 
 J Crawford 
 G H E Murphy 
 John Bonamy 
 W C Clarke 
 Edward Irwin 
 Thomas Duke 
 C L Martin 
 Osborn Baiwell 
 Lients 
 James Gell 
 A D Hogg 
 Peter Paterson 
 T Holyoake 
 F Bichardson 
 Thos Minton 
 John Kelly 
 G F Morden 
 C Hammond 
 Jan es Wilson 
 George Gordon 
 Arch Shar.pin 
 Henry holey 
 T Pilling ton 
 Wm Pot tinger ; 
 
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 WmWarrington Hon. G Liddell 
 Lord F Lennox 
 Lieuts 
 James Flay 
 iGeorge Seton 
 C W Davis 
 Vise Falkland 
 A C Skynner 
 C W Sievwright 
 W D Fergusson 
 G F Stiangway: 
 H S Phillips 
 Lord Chichester 
 W T Morshead 
 Samuel Walker 
 C La Touche 
 J M Ogilvie 
 H B Hall 
 Hon. Sam Hay 
 Hon. A Hope 
 G C Bowles 
 WM‘Dougal, p. 
 Martin Orr, adj 
 J Ledsdam, qm 
 M Mahony, sui 
 EPilkington, asr 
 H W R Davey 
 Greenwood, ag 
 
 Wm Eyre 
 ChasD Allen 
 Reg Curteis 
 Wm H Hill 
 B T F Bowes 
 John Crofton 
 Enfigns 
 Alex Connor 
 Wm Greene 
 CWSS Stuart 
 Wm Curteis 
 John Lumley 
 R M Beebee 
 Waller Johnson 
 J T Latham 
 J Blakeman, pm 
 J Griffiths, adjt 
 Rob Smarr, qm 
 J Trigge, sur 
 R Goodrich, ast 
 P Campbell 
 Wm Stewart 
 Greertwood, agt 
 
 VII. (Rl.Fuzil.) 
 
 Colonel 
 Sir A Clarke 
 Lieut-col 
 F Fitzclarence 
 Majors 
 J H Mair 
 B Disney 
 Captains 
 Edw W Bell 
 F Fatquhaison 
 Fred Prosser 
 James S Gage 
 E Penrice 
 fos Hutchifon 
 l.oi dW Thy nne 
 [John Stuart 
 
 VII 1 . ( King's) 
 Colonel 
 Henry Bayly 
 Lieut-col 
 John Duffy 
 Majors 
 Tho Ger Ball 
 ij S Powell 
 Captains 
 J Fitzgerald 
 D Vans Machen 
 Simcoe Baynes 
 James Hannay 
 
 vT 
 
 Malcolm Rofs 
 | H Maitland 
 T Hart Davies 
 Alex Dirom 
 Chas S Ma!et 
 W E Pickwick 
 Lieuts. 
 
 H P Hill 
 Alex Bourke 
 George Forman 
 R Thompson 
 Charles Cotter 
 Edm Ge; nys 
 D Gardiner 
 James Byion 
 Wm Stenhouse 
 George Burrard 
 John Longfield 
 Enfigns 
 Charles Clark 
 Irvine S Whicty 
 John Howard 
 vVm Chearnley 
 W Worthington 
 John Singleton 
 George Murphy 
 C B Caldwtli 
 MM'Dermot, p 
 W Calder, adjt 
 Wm Only, qm 
 H Mostyn, surg 
 J Ferguson, asst 
 Greenwood, agt 
 
 IX. ( E.Norfolk) 
 Colonel 
 
 Sir R Brownrigg 
 Lieut-col 
 D Campbell 
 Majors 
 Jercm. Tavlor 
 H Hardy ' 
 

 Captains 
 W T St Clair 
 Wm Seward 
 Cha Barnwell 
 Richard Rufe 
 Edw Watkins 
 G Pinckney 
 G L Davis 
 Edward’Powell 
 WHCockburne 
 P R Brown 
 Lieuts 
 
 James Scargill 
 Rich Telford 
 John Mahon 
 St A St John 
 Henry Lowth 
 Wm H Hill 
 Thomas Sandes 
 Hn. A Cathcai t 
 Arthur Ogle 
 J H Taylor 
 Hugh R Duff* 
 
 B H Heathcote 
 Enfigns 
 John Hilton 
 J H Browne 
 F H Burslem 
 Samuel Wells 
 John D Milne 
 John A Wolls 
 .Lawrence Flyer 
 Fred Robinson 
 R Walton, pm 
 CBrownrigg,adj 
 John Scott, qm 
 HM’Creery, sur 
 James Burt, asst 
 Wm Bain 
 Greenwood, agt 
 
 X. (North Line*) 
 
 Colonel 
 Sir J Lambert 
 Lieut-col 
 James Payler 
 Majors 
 Patrick Grieve 
 Wm G Freer 
 Captains 
 George King 
 G Chandler 
 Edward Allen 
 Saville Broom 
 T L L Galloway 
 John Hart 
 EjSt J Mildmay 
 John Delancey 
 VV H Adams 
 H A Hankey 
 Lieuts. 
 
 Wm Rainnie 
 J K Jauncey 
 F Foaker 
 R W Sh ink win 
 Wm Goode 
 Phil. Johnson 
 Geo J Crosbie 
 C L Strickland 
 H C Powell 
 W Musgrave 
 John Goode 
 Thos H Franks 
 John Wilmot 
 Enfigns 
 HA Pilkington 
 Rob Honeyman 
 George Wright 
 Hon. S White 
 Edw Landuze 
 John H Broom 
 Edward Cates 
 Geo Staunton 
 R Uniacke, pm 
 
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 E Shanley, adjt 
 Geo Moss, qm 
 W Young, surg 
 f Baird, asst 
 Greenwood, ag. 
 
 X\.(NorthDro.) 
 
 Colonel 
 
 SirB Montresoi 
 Lieut-col 
 J Keightley 
 Majors 
 D O’Kelly 
 C B Turner 
 Captains 
 Rich H Jones 
 B V Derinzey 
 W Cbambre 
 Peter Brown 
 J M‘Crummin 
 H K Bloomfield 
 I Richardfon 
 Mat Richmond 
 Arch Smith 
 Anth Bolton 
 Lieuts 
 Francis Maifh 
 Henry Hopkins 
 W Haggup 
 Edw S Farmar 
 Wm Hen Wily 
 G T Ben.«on 
 J P Westropp 
 T A Bell 
 Rich Gardiner 
 James Steuart 
 Wm Dolphin 
 Henry O’Neill 
 Enfigns 
 W A Maxwell 
 William Fvers 
 
 James Goold 
 John Tobin 
 EL Wolley 
 J P Walsh 
 Geo Hen Eddy 
 A Boyd, pm. 
 Ed Moore, adjt 
 J Worsley, qm 
 T Moore, surg 
 SChermside,ast 
 Hopkinson, ag. 
 
 XII. (EastSuff) 
 Colonel 
 Hon. R Meade 
 Lieut col 
 W H Forsfteen 
 Majors 
 Richard Bayley 
 G Tuberville 
 Captains 
 Hen M : Keady 
 Alex Cruice 
 Joseph Jones 
 Joseph Bygrave 
 D Durie 
 W P French 
 W L Crowther 
 W G Shafto 
 Edw B Hunt 
 John Patton 
 Lieuts 
 Robert Bra dfute 
 Jas Wadefon 
 Mor Jenkins 
 S F Glover 
 John Borthwick 
 Chas Williams 
 Julius Stirke 
 S White 
 IR chert Carew 
 
 William Fycrs Rohert Car 
 Mark JGanibierl Alf Knight 
 
Edgar Bayly 
 H Forssteen 
 Enfigns 
 
 Henry A West 
 Henry Y Gold 
 Osw K Werge 
 W Douglass 
 James Tedlie 
 FWP Parker 
 Geo B Tathwell 
 Ridi England 
 J O’Keeffe, pm 
 F Clark, adjt 
 Wm Grady, qm 
 R Amici, surg 
 CDealey, asst 
 Crawford Dick 
 Greenwood, ag 
 
 XIII. (Somerset.) 
 
 Colonel 
 E Morrison 
 Lieut-cols 
 M M‘Creagh 
 RH Sale 
 Majors 
 
 Wm H Dennie 
 G Thornhill 
 Captains 
 John Johnfon 
 J M Pherson 
 Edw Tronfon 
 H Waterman 
 T C Squire 
 George Reed 
 George Aithen 
 Jas R Denham 
 Michael Fenton 
 J Lin tot t 
 Tho Triphook 
 Lieuts | 
 Knox Barrett 
 
 
 HI 
 
 Robert Pattifon 
 Neil Campbell 
 Edward Kelly 
 CHL Tinling 
 Hen Havelock 
 R M Meredith 
 
 Colonel 
 Lord Lynedocb 
 Lieuc-cols 
 J M'Combe 
 J Campbell 
 Majors 
 
 Wm Sutherland M Everard 
 
 F W Stehelin 
 Geo W Malim 
 P J Leith 
 Wm Thomas 
 WMBrownrigg 
 Jas Kershawe 
 Warden Flood 
 A Wilkinson 
 Thos Blackwell 
 Wm Krefting 
 Des. Humphrys 
 Hon. F Howard 
 Wal Chambre 
 Enfigns 
 R W Croker 
 Charles Savage 
 E W Sibley 
 H G Hayes 
 Hen Moorhouse 
 J E Orange 
 J G D Taylor 
 Charles White 
 Wm Rawlins 
 Ylex Grierson 
 * 
 
 C Grimes, pm 
 W Hutchins, adj 
 
 J Marlhall 
 Captains 
 C Bilhopp 
 W S Bertrand 
 W Turnor 
 GeraldRochfort 
 Thos Hall 
 W Akenside 
 J B Ainfworth 
 K M'Kenzie 
 J V Temple 
 H Johnfon 
 M C Lynch 
 Lieuts 
 
 G Mackenzie 
 G T Finucane 
 E L’Eftrange 
 D Hafiewood 
 Richard Stack 
 Henry Manfell 
 C R Newman 
 Edward Pendei 
 Geo J Bovver 
 J M'Dermott 
 Gilbert Pasley 
 Wm Maxwell 
 James Watson 
 E Sheridan, qn^A Ormsby 
 J Paterson, surg'Robert Nayler 
 J Robertson, asEAllan Stewart 
 Patrick Brodie Robert Daly 
 J S Chapman IB V Layard 
 Greenwood, ag. Edw C Lynch 
 
 - iRalph Budd 
 
 XIV. (Bucti n g.)\Wm Moir 
 
 W O’Halloran 
 J Higginbotham 
 Thos H Tidy 
 Enfigns 
 J C Otter 
 Wm Tullon 
 J B Maxwell 
 Lawr Craigie 
 Eras Fenwick 
 John Watson 
 E Chambers 
 J Mathews, pm 
 Jas Grant, adjt 
 G Goddard, qm 
 T Jackfon, surg 
 T F Cotton, ast 
 FI L Stuart 
 R Battersby 
 Greenwood, ag. 
 
 XV. (! T.E.Rid .) 
 
 Colonel 
 Sir M Disney 
 Lieut-col 
 A Mackintosh 
 Majors 
 W Grierfon 
 John Eden 
 Captains 
 Garrett Quill 
 Henry Temple 
 G D Colman 
 T A Drought 
 James Bennett 
 J Humphrys 
 T hos Bonnor 
 Frederick Hope 
 John S Doyle 
 Hod>on Gage 
 Lieuts 
 
 ,Tho Colman 
 H B Barnham 
 

 Alan Finey 
 R Batterfoy 
 J Blair 
 
 R A Cuthbert 
 L Tollemache 
 Thomas Moore 
 Hen Rudyeards 
 Fred JL. Ingall 
 John Lawson 
 Charles Cooke 
 Enfigns 
 
 ESN Campbell 
 Richard Eliiott 
 J R Norton 
 Thos Wright 
 Thomas Rose 
 Chas W Hird 
 George Finder 
 Thos Cromyn 
 C Walker, pm 
 Jas Hay, adjt 
 J Dewson, qm 
 J Bartley, surg 
 J P Munro, asst 
 Disney, ag. 
 
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 XVI .{Bedfords.) 
 Colonel 
 
 Vise. Beresford 
 Lieut-col 
 Dav Ximenes 
 Majors 
 Henry Bird 
 J W Audain 
 Captains 
 T D Turner 
 S Carter 
 G Macdonnell 
 Hen Clements 
 John Walton 
 Ray Williams 
 Wm Kemp 
 
 Robert Brown 
 A P Browne 
 John Dalzell 
 Lieuts 
 
 Hen M‘Manns 
 \ G Grant 
 Robert Cair 
 Matt Smith 
 Chas Murray 
 G Hutchinson 
 Robt Luxmore 
 C F Thompson 
 B Alexander 
 J N M'Giath 
 Thomas Jones 
 Geo Mylius 
 Enfigns 
 Geo M Archer 
 B K O’Dwyer 
 Jick. Cassidy 
 Wm Ashmore 
 T Douglass 
 W F Hannagan 
 John Lane 
 MW Ford, pm 
 Jas Brand, adjt 
 W Rowen, qm 
 A Fraser, surg 
 J Drysdale, asst 
 N W Giffney 
 Macdonald, ag 
 
 XVII .(Lcices.J 
 Colonel 
 J Champagne 
 Lieut-col 
 A Maclaine 
 Majors 
 Henry Defpard 
 W Croker 
 Captains 
 | Robert Lachlan 
 
 G J Romney 
 Dan Caulfield 
 John Church 
 P N An Icy 
 J W Bouverie 
 Jas O Clunie 
 Charles Forbes 
 Wm Eccles 
 J A Edwards 
 Lieuts 
 C Barlow 
 TH Baylis 
 J T Nagel 
 R G MofFatt 
 J D O’Brien 
 Geoige Deedes 
 Hen Des Voeux 
 Henry Wotton 
 Robt Graham 
 Arch Lockhart 
 fames Henry 
 John Darley 
 Enfigns 
 E C Hudson 
 S C Hilton 
 Wm S Rawson 
 Thos Graham 
 Wm F Harvey 
 Thomas Wood 
 John FI Allen 
 Charles Steele 
 J Allsopp, pm 
 D Cooper, adjt 
 J Sarson, qm 
 J Martindale, su' 
 J Fraser, asst 
 Greenwood, ag. 
 
 XVIII. (R.Irish) 
 Colonel 
 E. of Donough 
 more 
 
 Lieut-col 
 Sir Wm Carrol 
 Majors 
 John Doran 
 W Riddall 
 Captains 
 Richard Weld 
 Henry Pratt 
 Rob Hammill 
 J Huddleston . 
 Jere Cooper 
 F W Dillon 
 W H Graves 
 A O Daigleish 
 Wm W Lynar 
 Hen W Adams 
 Lieuts 
 Abra Reed 
 W Dempiter 
 J Grattan 
 T E Thomson 
 Thomas Moyle 
 Edw C Spencer 
 John Buchanan 
 N R Tomlinson 
 Edw K Young i 
 G H Peel 
 Thos C Graves 
 Richard Dunne 
 Enfigns 
 Wm O Temple 
 J J Dwyer 
 Rich A Haly 
 A W Thorold 
 A Boddam 
 Fras Wigston 
 H Fitzw. Way 
 CJ RCoilinson 
 B Reilly, pm 
 J Hammil, adjt 
 Geo King, qm 
 WLindaay, surg 
 
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 D Davies, asst John Semple 
 Greenwood, ag Robt Stansfeld 
 
 Robert Barker 
 Giles Eyre 
 
 XIX 
 {Tor kN. Riding ) 
 Colonel 
 Sir H Turner 
 Lieut* col 
 Alex Milne 
 Majors 
 
 Timothy Raper 
 Don Campbell 
 Captains 
 H H Rofe 
 L H Hughes 
 T Hamilton 
 Sam Vignoles 
 John Stirling 
 W E Sweny 
 J H Slade 
 Wm Black 
 Charles C Hay 
 J S Hamilton 
 Lieuts 
 G Dumford 
 David Burns 
 H F Hawker 
 Alex Scott 
 Henry Harding 
 Isaac Robinson 
 Francis Price 
 Const. Yeoman 
 John Edwards 
 J F Wilson 
 Thomas Atkins 
 Geo Williamson 
 Enfigns 
 J P Elliott 
 Wm Bernard 
 James Mills 
 ChasW Clarke 
 Robt Ltyrelacc 
 
 , pm 
 R Chambers,adj 
 W Morris, qm 
 W Parker, surg 
 J Hyde, asst 
 T Williams 
 Fitter, ag. 
 
 XX. {E.Devons') 
 Colonel 
 
 Sir W Houstoun 
 Lieut-cols 
 J F Fitzgerald 
 Henry Thomas 
 Majors 
 Edw Jack Ton 
 I'hos C Green 
 Captains 
 E Lutyens 
 F Champagne 
 W Crokat 
 R E Burrowes 
 Gtorge Bolton 
 M A Stanley 
 A W Gamble 
 WC Langmead 
 Clias C Taylor 
 Lieuts. 
 Charles Connor 
 John Storey 
 R C Oakley 
 Charles South 
 H D Dodgin 
 C F Holmes 
 James Rae 
 James Patience 
 John Maclean 
 C O’Connor 
 Wm Watson 
 FrederickCroad 
 
 Henry Clinton 
 Matthew Day 
 Thomas Bayly 
 Don Campbell 
 Wm M Dermot 
 Daniel O’Brien 
 P Hennessy 
 R T Furlong 
 R M'Dermott 
 Thomas Burke 
 Enfigns 
 S Berdmore 
 James Taylor 
 Wm Child 
 James C Rouse 
 Frederick Horn 
 F H Stephens 
 James Chambre 
 Wm Houstoun 
 WCampbell,pm 
 HHolingsworth 
 adjt 
 
 John Dodd, qm 
 A Arnott, su g 
 M Griffith, asst 
 J Fotrest 
 Arthur Wood 
 Greenwood, ag. 
 
 XXL 
 
 R. N. B. Fuzileers 
 Colonel 
 Lord Forbes 
 Lieut-col 
 John T Leahy 
 Majors 
 
 Colin Campbell 
 M Beresford 
 Captains 
 Roche Meade 
 
 L C Appelius 
 W J Sutherland 
 T Fairweather 
 Rich Dnniell 
 George Deare 
 James Brady 
 l' P Vandeleur 
 J C Peddie 
 Edwatd R Hill 
 I ft Lieuts. 
 Alex Mackenzie 
 J P Johnston 
 Chas Lonsdale 
 C O'H Booth 
 J P Beete 
 Benj Bayly 
 W T Young 
 Nich Wrixon 
 John G Beet 
 J Pentland 
 J H EveLgh 
 WH Armstrong 
 2d Lieuts. 
 
 A Stewart 
 John Brady 
 Wm Johnston 
 Harper Brade 
 Hon. J Sinclair 
 Don Gregory 
 R G Williams 
 Richard Davies 
 Wm Boyle, pm 
 Al Young, adjt 
 W Wahh, qm 
 G Barcl .y, surg 
 D Ewing, asst 
 J Davidson 
 Greenwood, ag. 
 
 XXII. ( Cheth .) 
 
 Colonel 
 Hon. Ed Finch 
 
FT7 
 
 Lieut-col 
 P C Taylor 
 Majois 
 Jas Crafter 
 James Stenart 
 Captains 
 T Poole 
 Wm Norton 
 H F Cane 
 Tho Keappock 
 Philip Barlow 
 W Le Mesurier 
 J L Pennefather 
 Robert Vivian 
 Thos Hairison 
 Lieuts. 
 
 P V Wood 
 W Raban 
 John Poole 
 Wm Potcnger 
 Henry Matson 
 G V Butler 
 George Munro 
 Edward Gordon 
 Robt W Kyffin 
 James Huie 
 Wm Bartley 
 Sam B Boileau 
 Enfigns 
 J A Mackey 
 Peter J Petit 
 Rich N Bollon 
 DR Smith 
 C J Gonlden 
 Edw T Evans 
 Wm Mylne 
 Robert Bayly 
 Edw Biggs, pm 
 T Edwards, adj, 
 
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 T Murray Scott Powell 
 
 Greenwood, ag. C S Bunyon 
 
 - (John Lindsay 
 
 XX 11 T. \E Brown, pm 
 
 ( R.WelchFuzil .) IJ Bouchier, adj 
 Colonel jGeoSidley, qm 
 
 Sir J W Gordon T Smith, surg 
 
 Lieut-col 
 T Pearson 
 Majors 
 J C Harrifon 
 Wm Ross 
 Captains 
 George Fielding 
 R P Holmes 
 Sam Falkiner 
 Edmund Waller 
 Wm Fenwick 
 John Browne 
 Wm M Sloane 
 
 J Parke, asst 
 A Browne 
 Greenwood, ag 
 
 XXIV. (War.) 
 
 Colonel 
 Sir David Baird 
 Lieut-col 
 E C Fleming 
 Majors 
 John Hogg 
 Charles Hughes 
 Captains 
 
 Thos Ed Bigge James Adair 
 Tho Mathefon jPonsonby Kelly 
 WLe MTupper HDTowushend 
 
 Ill Lieuts. 
 
 J Enoch 
 J Macdonald 
 W A Griffiths 
 W Gourlay 
 Edward T Ellis 
 J P Matthews 
 W N Williams 
 Geo Beauclerk 
 Baldwin I osh 
 Robt H Ottley 
 Henry Seymour 
 R K Elliott 
 2d Lieuts. 
 
 F J Phillott 
 Malcolm Ross 
 
 WMansfield, qr W R Stretton 
 Ed Owen, surglHRHC Elwes 
 J LTighe, asst jChas Crutchley 
 
 Hn.C Monkton 
 John Ewing 
 G Fitzg Stack 
 John Stoyte 
 Wm Andtos 
 Robert Smyth 
 C A Doyle 
 Lieuts 
 John Harris 
 Francis Grant 
 James Nokes 
 Fred Barton 
 Jas Wright 
 Robert Marsh 
 J B Harris 
 H W Harris 
 F T Maitland 
 F T Cunyghamej 
 Nicholas Leslie 
 
 Henry Young 
 Enfigns 
 R W Playford 
 Wm G Brown 
 A G Blachford 
 Hon. C Preston 
 A C Sterling 
 W P Alcock 
 Thos Rowley 
 J Pvlassy Stack 
 Al Tovey, pm 
 D Riley, adj 
 Ja Murray, qm 
 Wm Byrtt, surg 
 D Kearney, asst 
 Macdonald, ag. 
 
 XXV. 
 
 (K.*s Borderers.) 
 Colonel 
 
 Hon. C Fitzroy 
 Lieut-col 
 JAFarquharfon 
 Majors 
 C Chambers 
 Dix. Denham 
 Captains 
 JJ Hollis 
 E J Priestley 
 J M Robertson 
 fho Stewart 
 Tho Swyney 
 Fras B Lynch 
 A Mackenzie 
 Benj Morris 
 W H Hemmings 
 Lieuts 
 Henry Kean 
 I Keens 
 John WPlunket 
 E I O’Brien 
 W H PUibhs 
 
R W Mansergh 
 Henry J Warde 
 C F Sweeny 
 Wm O’Conner 
 J Spaldii.g 
 S Ilderton 
 Wm Jackson 
 
 Enfigns 
 Edw S Cassan 
 Andrew Barnes 
 W W Stanton 
 Joseph J Grove 
 J O’Donnell 
 JGSlacke 
 Thos Osborn 
 Francis F Laye 
 M M‘Leod, pm 
 Jo. Millar, adj 
 John Potts, qm 
 C Whyte, surg 
 Fras Reid, asst 
 James Sidey 
 Collyers, agents 
 
 XXVI. 
 (Cameronians .) 
 
 Colonel 
 E of Dalhousie 
 
 Lieut-col 
 H Oglander 
 
 Majors 
 C S Campbell 
 George Pipon 
 
 Captains 
 Fra Shearman 
 Wm James 
 Wm Johnfton 
 H M‘Latchie 
 Thos S Pratt 
 Geo Hogarth 
 H F Stiange 
 W Sitwell 
 
 Thomas Park 
 Lieuts. 
 
 John Marfball 
 Robert Robson 
 T W Boyes 
 Alex Calder 
 M M‘Innes 
 James Piggott 
 James Frazer 
 P P Brehant 
 George Pigott 
 R J E Rich 
 Lord G Ramsay 
 John Maule 
 John Guthrie 
 Enfigns 
 JRussellVernon 
 T J Campbell 
 Alex D Colley 
 ThcsSececombe 
 Thos E Wei by 
 Alex Munro 
 John W Bathe 
 C W Coombe 
 E Witty, pm 
 M Pointon, adj 
 W Rogers, qm 
 D Preston, surg 
 Jas Brady, asst 
 Gordon, ag. 
 
 XXVII. 
 
 ( Enniskillen ) 
 Colonel 
 M of Haflings 
 Lieut-col 
 John Hare 
 Majors 
 John Gcddes 
 G H Dansey 
 Captains 
 Rich Handcock 
 
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 W M £ Lean 
 DMacpherfon 
 John Landon 
 Francis Shea 
 W Talbot 
 Tho Furnas 
 J Freeman 
 Mat Higgins 
 M C Johnstone 
 Lieuts. 
 Charles Manlej 
 Thos Smith 
 Lew. Nelson 
 John Brooke 
 C Fitz Neynoe 
 Wm Sle 3 tor 
 C M Christian 
 G A Durnford 
 John Maclean 
 S E Goodman 
 Lewis Jas Hay 
 Walter Butler 
 Enfigns 
 J F Lonsdale 
 B Hutchinson 
 Chas Roberts 
 J N Frazer 
 Robert Bolton 
 Jasper Creagh 
 Edw O’Grady 
 
 Edward Nash 
 * 
 
 VRaymond,pn 
 Ar Byrne, adjt 
 G Douglas, qn 
 T Mostyn, sur 
 WWilliams, as 
 D Mullarky 
 Afhley, ag. 
 
 XXVIII. 
 (iV Glo'stersh.) 
 
 N 
 
 Colonel 
 
 Sir Edw. Paget 
 Lieut-col 
 J F Browne 
 Majors 
 D S Barclay 
 Wm Onslow 
 Captains 
 - Charles Caddel 
 Richard Kelly 
 J H Crummer 
 W Irwin 
 Robert NichoJIs 
 R P Eafon 
 Cudb French 
 J R Colthurst 
 R W H Drury 
 J A Messiter 
 Lieuts 
 S Moore 
 John Coen 
 C B Carruthers 
 W Monsteven 
 Richard Barron 
 Geo Wardell 
 W J J Irving 
 G H Calcraft 
 Gore Browne 
 Charles Ruxton 
 J Evatt Acklom 
 B Broadhead 
 Enfigns 
 JT G Probyn 
 M Andrews 
 J S Greene 
 John Every 
 F P Trapaud 
 Wm Linskill 
 George Symons 
 E HTrelawney 
 H Hilliard, pm 
 T Wheeler, adj 
 

 
 
 J J Peters, qm 
 S C Roe, surg 
 F O’Brien, asst 
 M Bardin 
 Watfon, agt. 
 
 XXIX. 
 
 ( Worcestershire .) 
 
 Colonel 
 Gordon Forbes 
 Lieut-col 
 James Simpson 
 Majors 
 
 William Elliot 
 Robert Stannus 
 Captains 
 Tho B Hickin 
 J V Evans 
 Tho Popham 
 Henry Brodrick 
 A.Richardfon 
 J Davidson 
 John Weir 
 Geo Gosselin 
 Richard Lucas 
 M'K Champain 
 Ideuts. 
 
 Tho Biggs 
 J L Akers 
 G Foskey 
 RP Douglas 
 A G Faden 
 Henry Blunt 
 Geo Congreve 
 S Z Thatcher 
 W H Sheppard 
 Christ Eaton 
 H Phillpotts 
 Edw H Dodd 
 P S Fitzgerald 
 Enfigns 
 A T Hemphill 
 
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 Clir Htimfrey 
 Wm W Drake 
 And Hawthorn 
 Wm G Alves 
 Uriah Boyd 
 Philip G Beers 
 WD Humphrey 
 N Farwell, pm 
 M Morgan, adjt 
 TKneebone,qm 
 C Ingham, surg 
 G Dunlop, asst 
 J Hawkey 
 Greenwood, ag. 
 
 XXX. 
 
 ( Cambridgskire .) 
 Colonel 
 
 J. Montgomerie 
 Lieut-cols 
 A Hamilton 
 C A Vigoureux 
 Majors 
 J Dalrymple 
 Robt Murray 
 Captains 
 B R Lynch 
 John Tongue 
 John Powell 
 H Cramer 
 Wm Mann 
 Tho Jones 
 Owen W Gray 
 Wm Sullivan 
 Mat Young 
 John Proctor 
 John G Geddes 
 
 Lieuts 
 
 Wafh. Carden 
 Richard Mayne 
 M Andrews 
 T Kettlewell 
 
 James H Light 
 P P NTbville 
 J Poyntz 
 E M‘Cready 
 C R Macleod 
 W B Frizell 
 James Ralph 
 John Blackall 
 G L Backhoufe 
 Jos Berridge 
 B Barlow 
 Jos Thompson 
 G W Thomson 
 M Schoof 
 H H Lewis 
 Wm Baxter 
 George Mansel 
 Hen M Dixon 
 CH Marechaux 
 Enfigns 
 N Armstrong 
 C W Barrow 
 WB Staff 
 T R Burrowes 
 J Gas. Wright 
 W H Mounsey 
 JMT Borton 
 Edw R Gregg 
 
 Lieut-cols 
 James Cassidy 
 J G Baunagardt 
 Majors 
 J D Tovey 
 Francis Eagar 
 Captains 
 
 Edw Stafford j 
 S Bolton 
 SirC Farrington 
 Thos Skinner \ 
 II V Cortlandt 
 R T Greene 
 Edw B Bray 
 John Byrne 
 James Spence 
 Loftus Nunn 
 Geo L’ Estrange 
 Lieuts 
 G Baldwin 
 Ar Grueber 
 S O Goodwin 
 John Edwards 
 Francis Ward 
 D B T Dodgiu 
 Henry Astier 
 C J Hayman 
 Arth O’Leary 
 HL M‘Ghee 
 
 H B Wray, pm 
 WAtkinfon, adj 
 - Ward, qm 
 R Pearce, surg. 
 J Gillespie, asst 
 J Campbell 
 S Dickson 
 Macdonald, ag. 
 
 XXX T. 
 
 ( Huntinpdonsk,) 
 Colonel 
 EarlofMulgrave 
 
 Wm Booth 
 Thomas Lillie 
 Alex Douglas 
 Ron Campbell 
 J O’Gorman 
 Alex Beatty * 
 \Vm G Willes 
 J A Kingdom 
 Wm Boardman 
 Thos Bulkeley 
 Charles Dormer 
 G D Young 
 Henry Evans 
 
WM Wctenhall 
 Enfigns 
 Asaph Shaw 
 Chas Primrose 
 Geo F White 
 Robt W White 
 G C Marshall 
 Tlios Pearson 
 John C Stock 
 Robt Norman 
 Rich Monk, pm 
 C Shaw, adjt 
 JW Waters, qm 
 W White, surg 
 LSheppard, asst 
 George Minty 
 J Casement 
 Greenwood, ag 
 
 XXXII. ( Corn .) 
 
 Colonel 
 A Campbell 
 Lieut col 
 Hon J Maitland 
 Majors 
 Robert Dillon 
 Fred Gascoigne 
 Captains 
 David Davies 
 T H Wingfield 
 Henry Reid 
 Jn Birtwhistle 
 John Palk 
 James White 
 John Swinburn 
 Manley Power 
 E Shewell 
 A S Reoch 
 Lieuts- 
 
 George Moore 
 George Brown 
 Stuart Mackay 
 
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 Thomas Calder 
 N Suckling 
 F D Hodges 
 Thomas White 
 Fred Markham 
 A G Slack e 
 Hon. A Harley 
 T C Crawford 
 Alf Trevylyan 
 
 Enfigns 
 Emiiius Ross 
 A R G Thomas 
 C S Beazley 
 Francis J Griffin 
 J JHBurgoyne 
 R M^Warwick 
 EdmondWynnc 
 H Y Eagar, pm 
 G Oke, adjt 
 W Peperal, qm 
 WBampfield,su 
 G Griffin, asst 
 Hopkinson, ag. 
 
 XXXIII. 
 
 1 slT. W.Riding. 
 
 Colonel 
 SirJCSherbtook 
 Lieut-col 
 Samuel Moffat 
 Majors 
 John Fogerty 
 C Knight 
 
 Captains 
 J M Harty 
 J Longden 
 Thomas Reid 
 A H Trevor 
 W H Grote 
 Charles Schaw 
 R Weftmore 
 G Whannell 
 
 Wm Thain 
 Wm Kelly 
 Lieuts. 
 Sherlock Lowe 
 A W Mackay 
 James Paterson 
 Charles O’Neill 
 T J Galloway 
 John Forbes 
 A Robertson 
 D H M‘Kay 
 Thomas Fiske 
 Ait Stanford 
 R W W Young 
 Wm Payne 
 Enfigns 
 James F Elliot 
 E W Young 
 Wm Hadley 
 WW Hornsby 
 J O Munton 
 W S Norton 
 Jo,.Colquhoun 
 JHeazle, pm 
 W Everett, adit 
 J H Lewis, qm 
 J Gowen, surg 
 H King, asst 
 Wm Murray 
 Greenwood, ag. 
 
 XXXIV. 
 
 (Cumberland *) 
 Colonel 
 Sir G. L. Cole 
 Lieut-col 
 Thos Faunt 
 Majors 
 E Broderick 
 Timothy Davies 
 • Captains 
 M M‘LeodTew 
 
 EdwardConolly 
 Rich Greaves 
 G G Nicolls 
 John Norton 
 Hon. HS Fane 
 Richard Aicey 
 Hugh B Mends 
 F W Frankland 
 George Ruxton 
 Lieuts 
 
 G R Thomfon 
 Edw Picking 
 A M‘Farlane 
 John Elgee 
 T Thomfon 
 J T Weyland 
 N R Brown 
 Joseph Foskett 
 AlexHoustoun 
 Hon. G Upton 
 R H Milner 
 Joseph Lynam 
 Enfigns 
 E Broderick 
 B J Hooke 
 Charles Lcwin 
 John Reed 
 Edw S Bayly 
 Arthur Horne 
 R Hill Webster 
 Wm W Abney 
 GLedingham,p. 
 Wm Lax, adj. 
 T Howe, qm 
 R Orton, surg 
 Chas Bell, asst 
 J Crichton 
 Greenwood, ag 
 
 XXXV. (Sussex) 
 Colonel 
 
 Sir John Oswald 
 
TZT 
 
 Lieut col 
 Lorenzo Moori 
 Majors 
 Rob.Macdonald 
 George Tenlon 
 Captains 
 G A Delhoste 
 G H James 
 F Power 
 Thos Stapley 
 Ara. Tennant 
 S Workman 
 N R Tompkins 
 JJ Anderson 
 EKS Butler 
 Henry Semple 
 Lieuts. 
 
 Alex Sharrock 
 J W Amos 
 John Emerfon 
 W Runforth 
 Menas O’Keefe 
 Fowke Moore 
 C S Betty 
 R A Maxwell 
 Alex Scott 
 Douglas L Cox 
 T Christmas 
 P M 4 Pherson 
 Enfigns 
 Wm O’Hara 
 George Carnie 
 Jas M'Carthy 
 R E Hickson 
 W Warde 
 Theoph Faris 
 J Nugent Blood 
 P Nt wton, pm 
 M Dickens, adj. 
 J B Price, qm 
 T Prosser, surg 
 DM‘Gibbon,ast 
 
 James Crichton 
 Macdonald, ag. 
 
 XXXVI .Here/. 
 Colonel 
 
 Sir George Don 
 Lieut-col 
 George Hewett 
 Majors 
 W Campbell 
 George Ford 
 Captains 
 Rob Blakeney 
 R N Crosse 
 Gilb Wakefield 
 George Cairnes 
 J Prendergraft 
 T L’Eftrange 
 R W Cocker 
 Mat. R Grey 
 George Knox 
 John Meade 
 Lieuts 
 
 Thomas Smith 
 W M‘Leod 
 J Colcroft 
 Edward Lewis 
 James M Home 
 R Montgomery 
 John Skerry 
 Hon. F Petre 
 F J St Quintin 
 Rich W Wake 
 Pult Murray 
 George Wynne 
 Enfigns 
 JDH Hay 
 John Hiern 
 F F L Dayrolles 
 
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 Henry C Hay 
 Andw Nugent 
 WFrafer,paym. 
 FI Shenley, adit 
 Jas M‘Cabe, qm 
 TBouchier,furg, 
 D Scott, asst 
 Greenwood, ag 
 
 XXXVII. 
 (AT. Hampshire ) 
 Colonel 
 Sir Chas Green 
 Lieut-col 
 Gabriel Burer 
 Majors 
 Wm Bruce 
 H H Manners 
 Captains 
 H O Wood 
 John Coftley 
 John Goldie 
 J Thoreau 
 Dillon Mafiey 
 J S Fenton 
 John R Kell 
 J Molyneux 
 Thomas Smith 
 Thos Eastwood 
 Lieuts 
 Francis Herrick 
 Richard Ker 
 Henry Sadlier 
 W Johnson 
 J B Hamilton 
 Isaac Moses 
 Wm Long 
 John Harvey 
 E B Fraze 
 
 Walp. G Eyre George Btown 
 H WWarburtonjDun E Todd 
 John P Taylor jsR J Marsham 
 
 Enfigns 
 J Bradshaw 
 John Cuppage 
 Lacy W Yea 
 Francis Skelly 
 John Burke 
 John Worth 
 Edward Willis 
 J Halfhide, pm. 
 H Dyer, adjt. 
 
 J Holmes, q-m 
 HFranklin, sur. 
 M Neill, asst 
 Greenwood, agt 
 
 XXXVIII. 
 
 ( Staffordshire .) 
 
 Colonel 
 Earl Ludlow 
 Lieut-cols 
 R Torrens 
 Wm Frith 
 Majors 
 James Baillie 
 Hon. J Finch 
 Captains 
 Hugh Piper 
 Thomas Dely 
 Christ. Wilson 
 M Semple 
 Edw Hopper 
 George Young 
 George Mackay 
 JH Law 
 James Seymour 
 A Macdonald 
 Charles Grant 
 Lieuts 
 J P Sparkes 
 Rob Matthew 
 G B O’Brien 
 A Campbell 
 
Aid. Ta) lor 
 E O’Halloran 
 L B Urmston 
 Robeit Ware 
 Henry Grimes 
 A Blennerhaset 
 A H M‘Leroth 
 Fred Tudor 
 Chas J Boyes 
 C Mudie 
 Francis Bernard 
 
 Majors 
 D M‘Pherfon 
 Fred Crofton 
 Captains 
 George D’Arcy 
 Fra C Crotty 
 J Wakefield 
 Henry Smyth 
 Don Urquhart 
 Collet Barker 
 Thos Wright 
 
 GC MJohnstonCharles Sturt 
 Wm Campbell Thomas Baynes 
 Henry F Stokes J D Forbes 
 WH Min chin j Lieuts 
 JJacksonLowth Charles Cox 
 
 Joseph Bullen 
 Wm Deane 
 Enfigns 
 James R Blake 
 Edward Evans 
 George Green 
 W R Waddell 
 Thos Southall 
 T Jenkins 
 Alf Whittell 
 John J Grant 
 JohnGrant, pm, 
 A Campbell, adj 
 T Southall, qm 
 MCathcart,furg 
 
 J Henry Leckie 
 G M Bowen 
 J Fitzgerald 
 T H Kirkley 
 H C Scarman 
 Wm S Coke 
 G C Borough 
 Geo Sleeman 
 Wm Loraine 
 J Fitzg Butler 
 Robert Douglas 
 Enfigns 
 Joseph L Tnnes 
 Nathaniel Reid 
 Mich Spencer 
 
 J Dempster, asst Wm Y Moore 
 
 James Thomson 
 J S Graves 
 Greenwood, agt 
 
 XXXIX. 
 
 ( Dorsetshire .) 
 
 Colonel 
 Sir Geo. Airey 
 Lieut-col 
 Pat Linde lay 
 
 Aug Berkeley 
 Chas B Lloyd 
 J L Ormsby 
 Laud Maule 
 B Bunn, paym. 
 TMeyrick, adj 
 Benj Lloyd, qm 
 
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 XL. ( Somersets ) 
 Colonel 
 Sir B Spencer 
 Lieut-col 
 Hen Thornton 
 Majors 
 W Balfour 
 T Kirkwood 
 Captains 
 Richard Turton 
 J H Barnett 
 P Bilhop 
 R P Stewait 
 Robert Morrow 
 Richard Jebb 
 George Hibbert 
 J Montagu 
 J Butler 
 M Ryan 
 Lieuts 
 
 Henry Millar 
 J Richardfon 
 Hayes Queade 
 Nathaniel Low 
 M Dalrymple 
 Rich Thornhill 
 W Serjeantson 
 Joseph Cutten 
 F W Lewis 
 Richard Floyer 
 Jos B Oliver 
 Wm Williams 
 Enfigns 
 Thomas Miller 
 Lemp Bulkley 
 Sam Nicholls 
 Herb T Lewis 
 James Stopford 
 FH Coddington 
 
 Eras Hales, qm 
 W Jones, furg. 
 P Colman, asst 
 J Mackenzie 
 Collyer, agent 
 
 AHamilton, fur Hen R Connor 
 J Mair, as t 
 Greenwood, ag. 
 
 XLT. 
 Colonel 
 Sir Ed. Stopford 
 Lieut-cols 
 Henry Godwin 
 Wm Smelt 
 Majors 
 P L Chambers 
 W O’Reilly 
 Captains 
 E B Stehelin 
 John Can- 
 Geo F Boulton 
 Wm Booth 
 George S Crole 
 H Vanspall 
 Ang M‘Intyre 
 A H M‘Lean 
 Nich Browne 
 L H Pillichody 
 James F May 
 Lieuts 
 R Butterfield 
 J Simmons 
 J Dawson 
 Edward Briscoe 
 Thos Vincent 
 Perc. Brown 
 Francis Dickson 
 G L Boultbee 
 MJKW Logan 
 Wm Barnes 
 J G Bedingfeld 
 Law Tallon 
 
 R Moore, pm. jRobt Hamilton 
 WmNeiily, adjt| John Webb 
 
 N 3 
 
TJ 
 
 Joseph E Deere 
 Henry J Ellis 
 John Smith 
 A Guinness 
 James G Inglis 
 Alex Glen 
 AlfW Horne 
 Robot S Orde 
 Enfigns 
 J Boyse 
 R Price 
 Wm Evans 
 - Stoddert 
 CWP Magra 
 E J Vaughan 
 John A rata 
 Owen W Gray 
 J Raye, paym. 
 J Cochranj adjt. 
 , qm 
 
 T Peirott, surg 
 J Tennant, asst 
 G R Dartnell 
 Wm Smith 
 Greenwood, ag 
 
 XLTI. 
 
 (Rl. Highland .) 
 Colonel 
 
 W Childers 
 RD Macdonald 
 Wm Murray 
 Lieuts 
 J Robertfon 
 K Macdougall 
 Donald Mackay 
 Roger Stewart 
 George M‘Iver 
 John Leslie 
 Christ. Clarke 
 Lawrence Fife 
 Thomas Raynes 
 C K Macdonald 
 Harcourt Hill 
 Dun Cameron 
 Enfigns 
 John M‘Duff 
 W K Thomson 
 Chas Dunsmure 
 WDMacfarlane 
 A Campbell 
 Colin Campbell 
 Charles Steuart 
 Abraham Inglis 
 C Wardell. p-m 
 Wm Duff, adj. 
 Wm King, q-m 
 S M‘Leod, surg, 
 
 ( -:-to" 
 
 Sir Geo. Murray J Dempster, ast 
 
 Lient-col 
 R H Dick 
 Majors 
 A Menzies 
 Wm Middleton 
 Captains 
 J K Ross 
 H A Frafer 
 John Malcolm 
 Jas Macdougall 
 Robert B re reton 
 P C Campbell 
 
 J M‘Gregor 
 Greenwood, ag. 
 
 XLIII 
 
 (Monmouthshire 
 Light Infantry) 
 Colonel 
 Lord Howden 
 I.ieut-col 
 Wm Haverfield 
 Majors 
 
 150 
 
 Jas Confidine 
 Captains 
 Geo Johnfton 
 Wm Fiaser 
 J Forlorg 
 Hon. C Grey 
 E G W Keppe) 
 Hunter Ward 
 J B Estcourt 
 Hon. A Brown 
 Chas R Wright 
 C A Wrottesley 
 Lieuts 
 Barth Cafey 
 George Hood 
 J Harris 
 Wm Considine 
 James Th mas 
 Aug Denham 
 Samuel Tyron 
 Sir R J Fletcher 
 Daniel G Freer 
 M Lushington 
 Wilb Egerton 
 Enfigns 
 H n W Clements 
 W G Byam 
 Hon. A Spencer 
 Henry Bruere 
 W A Ward 
 Wm Bell 
 George Talbot 
 ChaJ Gardine 
 Jas W Smith 
 Johnson Fcrd 
 T Tierney, pm. 
 J Harris, adjt- 
 D Williams, qm 
 J Gilkreft, furg. 
 
 . M Galeani, asst 
 I George Browjic 
 
 XIJV. 
 
 (East Essex.) 
 Colonel 
 Gore Browne 
 Lieut-cols 
 Francis S Tidy 
 J C L Carter 
 Majors 
 John Shelton 
 f ho Mackrell 
 Captains 
 W Burney 
 Charles O’Neill 
 John Kitson 
 James Johnston 
 F Hemming 
 John Connor 
 R Ha'fhide 
 H FI Jacob 
 Robert Smith 
 Benj Whitney 
 J C Webfter 
 Lieuts 
 Alex Wilson 
 R Mackrell 
 Wm B Scott 
 Thos Swayne 
 T S O’Halloren 
 A lex W Gray 
 FI Donnithorne 
 Dobson Young 
 Tbos Robinson 
 W W Fraser 
 J J Boyse 
 Charles Evans 
 F. C Mathias 
 H L I. a yard 
 R B Macrea 
 J D De Wend 
 A A Browne 
 Wm Dunn 
 
 Henry Booth [Greenwood. ag.jSim M’Queen 
 
151 
 
 G M Dalway 
 WTPShortt 
 G J Burslem 
 Enfigns 
 W H Dodgin 
 George Bayly 
 J Pennirgton 
 JD Young 
 T W Halfhide 
 Som. Grove 
 GG 3 Lowther 
 T Bourke, pm 
 * , adjt 
 
 RHcdahan, qm 
 Wm Daunt, sur 
 R Verling, asst 
 R Stark 
 A Smith 
 Greenwood, agt 
 
 XL [Netting) 
 Colonel 
 Earl of Cavan 
 Lieut-cols 
 L Greenwell 
 H Stackpoole 
 Majors 
 
 J M Stackpoole 
 Tho Hilton 
 Captains 
 A Anderfon 
 John Cole 
 Edward F Beys 
 Richard Moore 
 J H Hamilton 
 Hugh Forbes 
 A Vancortland 
 St Lab Webb 
 J Stewatt 
 Richard Pcrham 
 Wm Moore 
 
 Lieuts 
 John Grant 
 James Reid 
 F Ebhart 
 W H Butler 
 Fred C Irwin 
 George Minter 
 Wm Potts 
 John Macintire 
 Thomas Eman 
 Nicholas Sykes 
 A A Armstrong 
 Alex Clarke 
 R C Elliott 
 R S Knox 
 Richard Rose 
 John Forbes 
 A G Sidley 
 Thos Chadwick 
 George Bell 
 Wm Metge 
 John Smith 
 James Ward 
 J Du Vernett 
 Fred Pigott 
 Enfigns 
 EW L 2 scelles 
 A Armstrongj 
 Edw T Coke 
 Geo H Clatke 
 A M Tulle ch 
 Chas Seagram 
 Wm Elliott 
 * 
 
 D O’Meara, pm 
 James Reid, adj. 
 S Wallis, qm 
 W Smyth, surg. 
 G Tower, asst 
 A Callender 
 jL Leslie 
 (Greenwood, ag. 
 
 XLVI. 
 
 [South Devonsh.) 
 
 Colonel 
 Henry Wynyard 
 Lieut-cols 
 A Campbell 
 Alex Ogilvie 
 Majors 
 T Willshiie 
 Andrew Clarke 
 Captains 
 Wm Nairn 
 T Thompfon 
 Alex Cuppage 
 Joseph Otway 
 J H Edwards 
 Wm Mallet 
 Charles Dawe 
 A Campbell 
 Robert Mattin 
 A G Parker 
 Mat Willock 
 Lieuts 
 H Moirifon 
 Tob Purcell 
 G A Mahon 
 Alexr Read 
 Wm Campbell 
 J Campbell 
 Donald Stuart 
 Nath Ashhurst 
 ChasLangwerth 
 Rob Campbell 
 C F Button 
 Adol L Grey 
 Alex Fraser 
 Edw J Bruce 
 T M Sim kins 
 George Varlo 
 George Farwell 
 Francis Ingram 
 J E Muttlebuiy 
 
 Enfigns 
 C W Zuhlcke 
 C Johnstone 
 Walter Jones 
 E H D Napier 
 Joseph Davies 
 CWSt J Wall 
 Wm Lacy 
 Wm Jas Yonge 
 J Grant, pm 
 J Ffrench, adjt 
 , qm 
 J Malloch, sur 
 G Bush, asst 
 R Hewatt 
 A Urquhart 
 Greenwood, ag 
 
 XLYII.(Z<w*f<2.) 
 
 Colonel 
 Hn. Sir A Hope 
 Lieut-cols 
 R G Elringten 
 Willo. Cotton 
 Majors 
 P W Ramsay 
 JW Donoghue 
 Captains 
 Tho Backhoufe 
 Fade Heatley 
 Jas Pickard 
 C Mninwaring 
 G F Sadlier 
 T W French 
 Philip Dundas 
 J Clarke 
 J Pennycuick 
 J Hutchinfon 
 J G Cowell 
 Lieuts 
 
 H Wainwright 
 |Tho Daly 
 
Ty~ 
 
 John Atherton 
 John Sands 
 Wm Murray 
 Charles Lane 
 Edward Dundee 
 Henry Watts 
 John Gordon 
 A Frazer 
 W D Deverell 
 Michael Nagle 
 John Peach 
 Ang J Miller 
 Samuel Kerr 
 Wm Si born 
 E M Frome 
 James R Scott 
 A Campbell 
 P J Douglas 
 Enfigns 
 John Lardner 
 A M Robinson 
 W D Hewson 
 H H F Clanke 
 HenryM‘Nally 
 Henry Bristow 
 Don Campbell 
 R Mitton, pm 
 i adjt 
 H Bailes, qm 
 A Millar, lurg 
 TM* Curdy, asst 
 M Devitt 
 S Lightfoot 
 Greenwood, ag 
 
 XLVIII. 
 
 ( Northampton .) 
 
 Colonel 
 Lord C Fitzroy 
 Lieut-cols 
 Gilb Cimiticre 
 Jas Taylor 
 
 Majors 
 Thos Bell 
 J Moriflet 
 Captains 
 P M‘Dougall 
 H E Robinfon 
 C JVan.Meulen 
 J W Duke 
 P J Willats 
 John Marlhall 
 T Brotheridge 
 William Reed 
 Thos Weston 
 Henry Stuart 
 James Skirrow 
 Lieuts 
 
 John Croker 
 Wm Wilson 
 C Campbell 
 Thomas Lewis 
 C H Roberts 
 Wm Codd 
 R Woodhouse 
 TP Williamson 
 H Mountsteven 
 M Macphtrson 
 Robert Innes 
 Jas M‘Conchy 
 R A Andrews 
 Edw Griffiths 
 HWS Nixon 
 C D C O’Brien 
 Wm Fothergill 
 W M‘Cleverty 
 - Mack worth 
 Wm Beil 
 EGHH Gibbs 
 Robert Hughes 
 Enfigns 
 A Erskine 
 A Donnellan 
 A H Hull 
 
 152 
 
 A Donnellan 
 Henry Leech 
 J Thompson 
 Jas A Erskine 
 R C Hamilton 
 T Murray, p-m 
 MMorphett,adj 
 G Stubbs, qm 
 AStevenson, sur 
 R N Starr , asst. 
 Alex Esson 
 J Fitzgerald 
 Greenwood, ag. 
 
 XLIX. 
 
 (Pr&s. Charlotte 
 of Wales's , or 
 Hertfordshire .) 
 Colonel 
 
 M G Sparks 
 W Browne 
 Berk Vincent 
 Henry Keating 
 John Fleming 
 Chas C Coote 
 C M Burrows 
 Enfigns ' 
 
 R T Sparks 
 Art Wightman 
 Ant Phibbs 
 Robert Birch 
 F S Reignolds 
 Averell Daniell 
 Charles Tyssen 
 Lord W Russell 
 J Brock, p-m 
 J Stean, adjt 
 Fras Brew, qm 
 
 sirMNightingal J French, surg 
 
 Lieut-col 
 John Daniell 
 Majors 
 
 Robert Bartley 
 R Beauchamp 
 Captains 
 Ja Dennis 
 Alex Lewis 
 Henry Ormond 
 Tho Stephens 
 Tho Lamont 
 John Sewell 
 EdwardDanford 
 E Morris 
 K de Lisle 
 VV H Bull 
 Lieucs 
 S Blyth 
 John Otter 
 E R Rundle 
 Jas Simpson 
 Geo Mathew 
 
 D Doherty, asst 
 J Duncanson 
 Greenwood, ag. 
 
 L. {West Kent.') 
 
 Colonel 
 Sir JamesDuff 
 Lieut-col 
 N Wodehouie 
 Majors 
 Hoi Cuflance 
 Jos Anderson 
 Captains 
 Tho Ryan 
 W T urner 
 C J Baldwin 
 Peter Powell 
 j H Serjeantscn 
 [John Kyle 
 |Edw Johnston 
 ]F Montgomery 
 j Jos Greenwood 
 
153 
 
 Henry Gill 
 Li cuts 
 G M Tew 
 Tames Weir 
 Charles Willes 
 Wm Briggs 
 Wm Sheatfe 
 John Foy 
 James B Ross 
 Gab Kenyon 
 Benj Baxter 
 A Wainewright 
 Chas F Hatton 
 Wm Walsh 
 Enfigns 
 Tho Ahmuty 
 Hen M Otway 
 A O’N Lyster 
 A CD Bentley 
 Wm L Tudor 
 T W Edwards 
 John B Rose 
 Hen Reynolds 
 Wm White 
 G Bartley, pm 
 Wm White, adjt 
 B Baxter, qm 
 T Young, surg 
 Ro. Elison, asst 
 James Young 
 Greenwood, ag. 
 
 LI. 
 
 *2dXork West Rid. 
 King's own L. I. 
 
 Colonel 
 Sir T Hislop 
 Lieut-col 
 Samuel Rice 
 Majors 
 J Campbell 
 John Rofs 
 
 Captains 
 J Henry Phelps 
 WH Elliott 
 John Flamank 
 Edw St Maur 
 C W Tyndale 
 B B Hawley 
 Fred Mathews 
 W Timson 
 J F Woodward 
 R Mawdesley 
 Lieuts 
 
 O Ainfworth 
 FMainwaring 
 T N Cochrane 
 Edward Forman 
 Alex M Hay 
 W G Mahon 
 Wm Gordon 
 T St L Irving 
 Ferd Pbelps 
 Vere Isham 
 * 
 
 Enfigns 
 
 G Cholmondely 
 Bertie J Gray 
 Fras Clayton 
 Edw Parker 
 J A Campbell 
 A B St Leger 
 Chas A Arney 
 A C Errington 
 C T Vandeleur 
 Ush Williamson 
 * 
 
 J Gibbs, p m 
 * , adjt 
 
 W Kenny, qm 
 P Lavens, furg 
 J Clark, asst 
 M Ryan 
 Greenwood, agt 
 
 LI!. 
 
 (' Oxfordsh . L.I.) 
 Colonel 
 
 Sir G T Walker 
 Lieut-col 
 Jas Fergusson 
 Majors 
 J M‘Nair 
 John Crofs 
 Captains 
 G F B St John 
 S D Pritchard 
 John Godfree 
 George Gawler 
 W Blois 
 G H Love 
 W S Moorsom 
 Rich D King 
 Geo Montagu 
 Henry Deedes 
 Lieuts 
 R K Hill 
 A Wetherall 
 Wm Vivian 
 W O Gunning 
 J H Baldwin 
 Geo M Eden 
 G J Smart 
 Henry Wilson 
 WWJCockcraft 
 Walter Butler 
 Enfigns 
 
 George W Birch 
 - French 
 G C Swan 
 WJM Hughes 
 S R Streatfield 
 Chas F Norton 
 Wm Chaloner 
 C W Forester 
 G M Yorke 
 J Allen Vigors 
 
 Winter botom,p* 
 J Bentham, adjt 
 J Morgan, qm 
 JBGibfon, furg 
 WMacartny,ast 
 Greenwood, ag. 
 
 LI1I. (Shrofish.) 
 
 Colonel 
 Lord Hill 
 Lieut-col 
 Jol;n Manfell 
 Majors 
 W Cuppaidge 
 Thomas Reed 
 Captains 
 Cope Williams 
 D J Conroy 
 James Cates 
 Thomas Butler 
 J L Black 
 Richard F Hill 
 John Steuart 
 Chas R Murray 
 S Widdrington 
 Philip Hill 
 Lieuts 
 Thos Impett 
 J C Hcathcote 
 Edward Brown 
 John Little 
 Henry W Burn 
 Chas Binstead 
 E B Philipps 
 John R Currie 
 John Long 
 JB Wheatstones 
 Edw Wakefield 
 Edward Delme 
 Enfigns 
 Thos Carnegy 
 J Sc Clair Doyle 
 
PT^ 
 
 T H Western 
 Edm Wigley 
 J W Prettejohn 
 Soy. R Del me 
 Henry Walsh 
 Robt S Orlebar 
 A Dawes, pm 
 John Frafer, adi 
 WMinchin, qm 
 C M‘Lean, sur. 
 J Connell, asst 
 Greenwood, agt 
 
 I. IV. WestNorf. 
 
 Colonel 
 J Gascoyne 
 JLieut-cols 
 Wm Macbean 
 Colq. Grant 
 Majors 
 
 Leslie Walker 
 Jo! n Moore 
 Captains 
 J Leflie 
 William Cox 
 P Mandilhon 
 James H Walsh 
 E A Evanfon 
 R Woodgate 
 A F Barbauld 
 Richard Kelly 
 Wm Abbott 
 John Clark 
 Lieuts 
 
 Edward Nugent 
 Charles Hill 
 James Lawless 
 J G Beavan 
 F Thornbury 
 J Norman 
 Pryce Clarke 
 Buir. Kelly 
 
 154 
 
 RTR Paftoun . WL Peacocke 
 R G C Coote Alex Gardner 
 E Wells John E Batty 
 
 Ernest A Slade 
 Charles Tobin 
 H Rose Chike 
 Pereg Warren 
 George Holt 
 [ohn B Dodd 
 John Stoddard 
 Richard Burton 
 F K Tincombe 
 Enfigns 
 Garnet Man 
 — Bayley 
 E Wm Dixon 
 F W Johnson 
 E D Wright 
 Cbas Daintry 
 Robert Dodd 
 E G Smith, p-m 
 * , adjt 
 
 W Coates, qm 
 CHamilton, sur 
 P Stewart, asst 
 J Macdonald 
 J Brydon 
 Greenwood, ag. 
 
 Jul Brockman 
 JM‘K Cameron 
 Robert Ficklin 
 Lieuts 
 
 iEM Nicholson 
 Neil Sinclair 
 R N Bo yes 
 T Troward 
 W Macdonald 
 WH Champion 
 RH SheafFe 
 B Cumberland 
 Hugh Higgins 
 Charles Mills 
 Fras Robt Cary 
 C C Elrington 
 Enfigns 
 
 G B Hildebrand Piggott Ince 
 F F Richardson Benj Walmsley 
 ohn Poe John P Hunt 
 
 Majors 
 H H Pritchard 
 J E Cairnes 
 Captains 
 P S Norman 
 Tho Foreman 
 W Gun 
 H E Hill 
 Amos Thorne 
 W H Arthur 
 Nich Palmer 
 R S Vicars 
 Win Mitchell 
 D W Barclay 
 Lieuts 
 O'C Higgins 
 John Kenny 
 Warb Grey 
 George Nifbett 
 F O Leighton 
 [Piggott Ince 
 
 LV. ( IVestmorel ) 
 Colonel 
 Sir WH Clinton 
 Lieut col 
 Charles Mill 
 Majors 
 Saum. Brock 
 P E Craigie 
 Captains 
 r W Nicholfon 
 J S Elligood 
 A Fi end 
 Charles Warren 
 
 Phil R Peck 
 S P Bonnes 
 D L Fawcett 
 Ma. Wilson 
 Wm Thorpe 
 
 C Daniell, p-m 
 G Goodall, adjt 
 WM'Intosb,qm 
 G Rutledge, fur. 
 J M‘Donel,asst 
 A B Morgan 
 Greenwood, ag. 
 
 LVI. (iV.Essex) 
 Colonel 
 Sir J Murray 
 Lieut-col 
 F Barclay 
 
 George Hogcr 
 A D Cuddy 
 GhasJ Henry 
 John P Nelly 
 Enfigns 
 N Motison 
 R H Malisson 
 B T Finniss 
 Wentw. Croke 
 John F Aylmer 
 R Keating 
 Wm Wybrow 
 Thomas Eagar 
 J Finnis, p-m 
 adjt 
 
 RMulingan,qm 
 HMarkham, sur 
 W Bell, asst 
 Donaldson, agt 
 
LVII. ( W.Mid. 
 Colonel 
 
 155 
 
 Henry Hill, adj 
 S Johnson, qm 
 
 SirHDalrymple Ja Evans, surg 
 
 Lieut col 
 Oil. Carey 
 Majors 
 T Shadforth 
 Edm Lockyer 
 Captains 
 John Campbell 
 Robert Hunt 
 V Y Donaldson 
 R Heaviside 
 P Macdougall 
 H R Hartley 
 Patrick Logan 
 James Jackfon 
 H Welman 
 Phil. Aubin 
 Lieuts 
 
 James Brown 
 J W Donelau 
 T Bainbrigge 
 Hen Shadforth 
 John Ovens 
 J W Taylor 
 Wm Bate 
 TDl’Condamin 
 B Daveney 
 A Robertson 
 - Shadforth 
 George Moore 
 Enfigns 
 Geo Edwards 
 Wm Lockyer 
 WWH Benson Thos J Crant 
 
 J Doyle, asst 
 J Hennen 
 Greenwood, agt 
 
 IN\\\.(Rutland) 
 Colonel 
 Ld W Bentinck 
 Lieut-col 
 iHenry John 
 Majors 
 Edward Darley 
 Wm Rowan 
 Captains 
 T W Frith 
 F H Fuller 
 Wm Firebrace 
 Wm Harding 
 Edw Fitzgerald 
 Richard Leyne 
 W Sadlier 
 Henry Hebden 
 J J Sargent 
 R H Wjnyard 
 Lieuts 
 G Collins 
 A Beverhoudt 
 W A Stewart 
 Wm F Bell 
 Rich P Pack 
 Charles S Jones 
 T G Matteson 
 A S Fraser 
 
 C M Caldwell 
 J M M Kidd 
 Edm Lockyer 
 Rob. Alexander 
 John Wood 
 G H Green, pm 
 
 John B Mann 
 Henry F Bell 
 Fin. H Howard 
 D Robertson 
 Enfigns 
 Cyprian Bridge jM H Heftor 
 
 Edm J Cruice 
 John R Surman 
 Ken Mackenzie 
 J Blackburne 
 Han Howard 
 R H Creagh 
 W F Campbell 
 E Fugian, p-m 
 RMackenzie,ad 
 W Phillips, q-m 
 G Jones, surg 
 Jos Huey, asst 
 Greenwood, agt 
 
 LIX. 2<1 Not ting. 
 
 Colonel 
 Alexander Rofs 
 Lieut-cols 
 GMacgregor 
 G W Walker 
 Majors 
 Francis Fuller 
 Richard Cost 
 Captains 
 R C Stcvenfon 
 Francis Fuller 
 Edward Duncan 
 Duncan Gordon 
 John Cowper 
 J PPennefather 
 Rich Manners 
 Nich Chadwick 
 Robert Whittle 
 H D Courtayne 
 N Hovenden 
 Lieuts 
 I. Carmichael 
 Henry Hartford 
 John Lukis 
 Edward Long 
 James Buin 
 
 Wm Fittman 
 W H Sampson 
 J H Peake 
 Alex Murray 
 A Macdougall 
 Charles Coote 
 J Macgregor 
 George Clark 
 Jos Peacocke 
 Wm Fuller 
 J N Barrow 
 R Sweeny 
 G N Harwood 
 Enfigns 
 W S Marley 
 Wm Jesse 
 Edward Bolton 
 R Macgregor 
 Aug Hartford 
 J Elennessey 
 Rich B Yates 
 Clarence Hare 
 Jo Wright, pm 
 LCarmichael,ad 
 W Ellary, q-m 
 John Hume, sur 
 FSievwright as. 
 W Kendo 
 Greenwood, agt 
 
 LX. 
 
 D. of York's own 
 Rife Corps. 
 
 (Two Batts.) 
 
 Col.-in Chief 
 Duke of York 
 Co!.-Com. 
 
 N C Burton 
 Hon. E Phipps 
 Lt. Cols. 
 Thos Bunbtiry 
 Hen Fitzgerald 
 

 Majors 
 J H Schoedde 
 Aug Fred Ellis 
 C Chichester 
 Captains 
 C Mackenzie 
 Robert Kelly 
 Melv Glenie 
 J Franchini 
 J Strongitharm 
 Charles Leslie 
 J Hein Adair 
 Amb Spong 
 Andrew Ellison 
 
 156 
 
 Henry Croby 
 Chas H Spence 
 2 d Lieuts 
 J Archer 
 T Havelock 
 T N Bruere 
 C O’Donoghue 
 W Anderson 
 John Wm Cross 
 C H Churchill 
 Rich L Orlebar 
 J Greetham 
 E W Eversley 
 George Bulman 
 
 J Baxter Carloss John R Peyton 
 
 James Goldfrap 
 Lord G Hervey 
 R B Heslop 
 JCS Sly field 
 G F Greaves 
 TRP Tempest 
 John Campbell 
 Hon. H Upton 
 Geo Fothergill 
 1st Lieuts 
 Matthew Furst 
 Richard Pasley 
 Ant F Evans 
 Peter Kennedy 
 Peter Ea«on 
 Jos Robinson 
 David Dickson 
 Rich Stapleton 
 J Moiphy 
 C L Nesbitt 
 George Pigott 
 T C Hamill 
 J S Wilford 
 W B Neynoe 
 Fias Mailton 
 D Fitzgerald 
 R Gibbons 
 
 Wm R Faber 
 C O Leman 
 John B Serjeant 
 Rob rt Atkins 
 St G Cromie 
 M E Haworth 
 H Biggs, pm 
 Edward Coxen 
 J Liddeel, adjt 
 F Coghlan 
 A Mitchell, qm 
 Jonath Booth 
 A1 Melvin, sur 
 F Leigh 
 P Smith, asst 
 P Lamond 
 W S M‘Credie 
 Greenwood, ag 
 
 LXI. (S.Glo'ster 
 Colonel 
 SirGeoHewett 
 Lieut-coi 
 G E P Barlow 
 Majors 
 Mar Annefley 
 John Wolfe 
 
 Captains 
 Edw Charieton 
 John Hamilton 
 H Simmonds 
 Henry Burnside 
 Edward Gaynor 
 Tho Glofter 
 Alex M c Leod 
 Dun Darroch 
 Chas Pearson 
 George Parke 
 Lieuts 
 R Armftrong 
 John Harris 
 John De Lacy 
 R N Vetner 
 Wm Mackenzie 
 E Macdonnell 
 Edward Mallet 
 T B Bower 
 Fred Barlow 
 RHO’R Hoey 
 E H Chawner 
 J J Burslem 
 Enfigns 
 J W Dalgety 
 Wm Jones 
 Edward Irving 
 George Ruddle 
 WHanmer Dick 
 Rich Gloster 
 J G Philipps 
 H Vicars 
 John Glafs, pm 
 A Toole, adjt 
 W Clark, qm 
 C St John, furg 
 Greenwood, agt 
 
 LyL\\.(JViltsh.) 
 
 Colonel 
 SirSamuelHulfe 
 
 Lieut-col 
 Geo Gauntlett 
 Majors 
 Eyre Smyth 
 John Reed 
 Captains 
 John Walter 
 J Singleton 
 Edward Parker 
 Hn.GT Keppel 
 John Keith 
 Dun Stewart 
 Arthur Mair 
 E P Brooke 
 Richard Power 
 H J Ramsden 
 Lieuts 
 John O’Grady 
 J F Macdonell 
 Cha H J Lane 
 Geo Damerum 
 SN Hemsworth 
 Jos O’Meara 
 F K Bouverie 
 Jas W Fisher 
 JH Anstruther 
 Edward Bagot 
 Fred Kerr 
 Francis Carr 
 Enfigns 
 Wm Gua»d 
 Wm T Shortt 
 S H Johnson 
 Thos Grayson 
 Franklin Lecky 
 P Le Couteur 
 Nath Kane 
 E E Stopford 
 R Jellicoe, p-m 
 J Buchan, adjt 
 John Egar, qm 
 DM‘Phtrson ,su 
 
J Fawcett, asst 
 Greenwood, ag. 
 
 LXIIl. {W.Suff 
 Colonel 
 William Dyott 
 Lieut-col 
 Edward Burke 
 Majors 
 
 J W Fairtlough 
 Tho Fairtlough 
 Captains 
 W Snape 
 Pery Baylee 
 Sholto Douglas 
 Edward E Hill 
 Thos Paterson 
 Wm Hughes 
 David Campell 
 James Briggs 
 R L Dickson 
 T H Grubbe 
 Lieuts 
 J Duport 
 Edward Brown 
 Michael Vicary 
 Richard Fry 
 Jacob Jordan 
 John Gibbons 
 Chr Dexter 
 Francis Aubin 
 Daniel Alt 
 Hon. G Spencer 
 John Ward 
 Wm W Barrow 
 Enfigns 
 
 ABLP Burrell 
 Wm M Carew 
 Wm Pedder 
 Richard Lane 
 Geo Armstrong! 
 J Lea Smith | 
 
 Thomas Grove 
 H Forster, pm 
 -M‘Fadden,adj 
 Jis Dukes, qm 
 W Bohan, surg, 
 * , asst 
 
 Collyer, agt 
 
 LXIV. 
 
 (VdStajfordshire) 
 Colonel 
 SirWH Pringle 
 Lieut-col 
 R B Fearon 
 Majors 
 ArthurDickfon 
 Ralph Johnfoa 
 Captains 
 Charles Bennett 
 W Bellingham 
 J E Freeth 
 John A Allen 
 Wm Jull 
 S S Parker 
 Andrew Dillon 
 SW L Stretton 
 W Ravenscroft 
 Hon. G Browne 
 Lieuts 
 John WaHh 
 A VS Forbes 
 A Dun. Boyes 
 Wm O’Neill 
 Alf Macbean 
 AJ Macpherfon 
 J C Molesworth 
 H Fothergill 
 John Michel 
 James Draper 
 Thos Kenyon 
 Freera Murray 
 R B Du Pre 
 
 157 
 
 Enfigns 
 - Mandeville 
 D II Lawreil 
 George Goring 
 C K S Barker 
 Edm. Wright 
 Geo Duberley 
 James Bell 
 M J Western 
 J Ralston, pm 
 A D Boyes, adj. 
 WCrymble, qm 
 Hatley, surg 
 JChamber9, asst 
 Charles Brown 
 Greenwood, agt 
 
 LXV. 
 (2dT,N. Riding.) 
 
 Colonel 
 T Grosvenor 
 Lieut-col 
 Peter Dumas 
 Majors 
 J W Hutchison 
 R J Maclean 
 Captains 
 George Wilfon 
 S R Warren 
 Wm Maclean 
 Henry Senior 
 Peter M‘Laine 
 P Farquharson 
 John Hunt 
 Wm Snow 
 R Car. Smyth 
 J B Thornhill 
 Lieuts 
 J R Stepney 
 G T Parker 
 Arth W Cassan 
 Adam Cuppage 
 
 John A Walker 
 Geo Cochrane 
 Wm Hay 
 James Young 
 S Yorke Martin 
 Hon. H BGrey 
 Charles Wise 
 J H Palmer 
 Enfigns 
 Wm Foley 
 W de Dawbtawa 
 Wm Tucker 
 Walter Bates 
 AHL Wyatt 
 W J Crompton 
 E St V Digby 
 F P O’Reilly 
 R Bates, pm 
 J G Young, adjt 
 T Coleman, qm 
 WO’ Reilly, sur 
 C O’Reilly, asst 
 Greenwood, agt 
 
 LXVI. (Berhh) 
 Colonel 
 Oliver Nicolls 
 Lieut-col 
 Charles Nicol 
 Majors 
 James Baiid 
 Sam Patrickson 
 Captains 
 P Duncan 
 WmKingfmill 
 Wm Bristow 
 Edward Hamill 
 John Clarke 
 T H Baylie 
 A H Kirwan 
 T W Stewart 
 John Daniell 
 
John George 
 Lieuts 
 H Edmonds 
 Cha Macarthy 
 John Usher 
 W H Wardell 
 Philip Ditmas 
 Tho Rainsford 
 Jas M Goodiff 
 Wm Glascott 
 Fred Feilde 
 T Leigh Goldie 
 James Brannan 
 Herb C Jenner 
 Enfigns 
 Henry Nixon 
 Chns F Gibson 
 Geo Douglas 
 John Meliis 
 A C M‘Murdo 
 Wmh Dames 
 ThosW Jackson 
 T G Armstrong 
 RT Healey 
 K T Ross, p-m 
 R Steele, adjt 
 J Stephens, qm 
 W Henry, surg 
 Jas Cross, asst 
 Greenwood, agt 
 
 LXVII. 
 
 (5. Hampshire.) 
 Colonel 
 
 Sir Wm Keppel 
 Lieut-col 
 Nath Burslem 
 Majors 
 Wm Hoare 
 Sackv. Taylor 
 Captains 
 Arthur Poyntz 
 
 158 
 
 D Macpherfon 
 Rob Cockerell 
 G C Harpour 
 John Snow 
 George Bunce 
 Jas Adair 
 C M Harrifon 
 Her Vaughan 
 Wm Webster 
 Lieuts 
 
 E S Delamain 
 Fofter Fayns 
 John Hanna 
 T Kennedy 
 Job Dickfon 
 JasThompson 
 Benj Beaufoy 
 John Bolton 
 Joseph Hassell 
 C Macpherson 
 James Robinson 
 George Keir 
 Robert M‘Nair 
 P Brannan 
 Thomas Byrne 
 John C Drew 
 A Pilfold 
 Geo Frankland 
 Charles Deane 
 WMSweedland 
 Geo H Wood 
 Enfigns 
 
 Samuel Robbins 
 T J Deverell 
 J B Heming 
 Lewis Carey 
 C W James 
 3 W vVybrants 
 G Alfred Currie 
 R A Gosset 
 Wm Blair, pm 
 W Warburtoh, a 
 
 Wm Mew, qm 
 M Kenny, furg 
 * , asst 
 
 A Cumming 
 Alhley, agt 
 
 LXV1II. 
 
 (■Durham L.I.) J Duff, adjt 
 Colonel GMacbeath,qm 
 
 Sir Hen. Warde Jas Reid, furg 
 Lieut-col RWilliams, asst 
 
 J P Hawkins 
 
 Philip Durnford 
 A Machan 
 Houg Madeley 
 R Walwyn 
 Lancelot Bayly 
 Joseph North 
 H Read, p-m 
 
 Majors 
 Jas Winnett 
 John Reed 
 Captains 
 N GledBanes 
 W North 
 S Kennedy 
 Robert Melville 
 G Macdonald 
 John Parker 
 Jas Menzies 
 W Smyth 
 Robert Jackfon 
 H R Ferguson 
 Lieuts 
 \V Mendham 
 J Carfon 
 Wm Gibfon 
 J Mitchell 
 D Macdonald 
 J Blood 
 Harry Smyth 
 Wm Smith 
 P Bernard 
 Allan M‘Nabb 
 Enfigns 
 R W Huey 
 Wm Foster 
 Wm Fuller 
 E Macpherson 
 
 J Crawfoid 
 Greenwood, ag. 
 
 LXIX. 
 
 (S. Lincolnshire) 
 Colonel 
 
 Sir J Hamilton 
 Lieut-col 
 SirC Cuyler 
 Majors 
 Cha Lowrie 
 Jonathan Peel 
 Captains 
 I Downing 
 Matt Jenour 
 J S Jones 
 Wm Tedlie 
 Wm Grenville 
 John Smyth 
 Fred Glover 
 E Monins 
 Brooke Pigot 
 Robert Brookes 
 Lieuts 
 A Wardlock 
 Stephen Parker 
 WHShurlock 
 George Haipur 
 L G Finn 
 C Busteed 
 Joseph Hill. 
 
Peter Taylor 
 H B Tudor 
 Edw Hopwood 
 H W Blachford 
 J T Evans 
 Enfigns 
 HD O’Halloran 
 R Thompson 
 A C Anderson 
 J W Bennett 
 Wm T Smyth 
 H B Bennett 
 EdwardS James 
 Hen. C Hallifax 
 E Mundell, p-m 
 G B Rofe, adjt 
 TSh oolbraid qm 
 M‘Kechnie, sur 
 J Coghlan, asst 
 Kirkland, agt 
 
 LXX. 
 for Surrey J 
 Colonel 
 
 Ld Howard of 
 Effingham 
 Lieut-col 
 C M 4 Gregor 
 Majors 
 
 Thomas Evans 
 Richard Greene 
 Captains 
 J Tredennick 
 Don Mackay 
 Jofeph Kelfall 
 Jas F Sweeny 
 Jos De la Hay 
 Thomas Reed 
 J G Creighton 
 Robert Kirk 
 E J White 
 James Laing 
 
 Lieuts 
 E Stephenfon 
 Geo Goldfrap 
 W Taylor 
 Samuel White 
 James Gaston 
 John Brown 
 James Fleeson 
 Gab. Tunstali 
 J S Dalgety 
 M K At her ley 
 MBG Reed 
 Edward Kirwan 
 Enfigns 
 J Williamson 
 TB Sheean 
 John Rose 
 Ger L Harvey 
 C Du P Egerton 
 P W Braham 
 Benj Swan 
 Geo Durnford 
 J Johnston, p-m 
 J Samfon, adjt 
 J Wilson, qm 
 G Garrett, surg 
 J Robertson, ast 
 P Robertson 
 Greenwood, ag. 
 
 LXXI. 
 
 159 
 
 RW Myddleton 
 Cha Stewart 
 W C Hanfon 
 Wm Long 
 John Roberts 
 J Gardiner 
 Wm Stewart 
 N A Connor 
 P^I^Eieuts 
 J Impett 
 A R L’Eftrargc 
 Arthur J Jones 
 Thomas Dutton 
 George Cuming 
 Wm Denny 
 James Barry 
 Alex Seymour 
 Wm S Dalton 
 E M Whyte 
 Enfigns 
 Wm Wallace 
 Fred Pack 
 Wm J Myers 
 John R Craik 
 H T Beresford 
 Eyre M Stack 
 H Ed Austen 
 Chas Aug.Dean 
 Wilhelm Speer 
 RPennington,p 
 GLightbody,ad 
 
 Colonel 
 sirGDrummond 
 Lieut-col 
 Arthur Jones 
 Majors 
 
 J Lewis Watfon 
 J T Pidgeon 
 Captains 
 Ja Henderfon 
 Alex Grant 
 
 {Highland L, I.) J Agnew, qm 
 J Barlow, surg 
 JWinterscale,a! 
 W B Day kin 
 M Donald, agt 
 
 LXX1I. 
 
 (D. of Albany's 
 own Highland.) 
 
 Colonel 
 Sir John Hope 
 
 Lieut-col 
 C J Arbuthnot 
 Majors 
 W L Maberly 
 George Hall 
 Captains 
 John Doyle 
 P Sutherland 
 C M Maclean 
 Alex Logie 
 War. Markham 
 Don J Maclean 
 Tho A Blair 
 G H Lindsay 
 Geo Murray 
 Henry Jervis 
 Lieuts 
 A Chilholm 
 M Campbell 
 Ja Gowan 
 John Frith 
 Chas C Craven 
 L Xavier Leslie 
 Francis Pitts 
 TJ Neill 
 Robt Schneider 
 W H Robinson 
 Henry Godfrey 
 Thos E Lacy 
 Enfigns 
 H P Raymond 
 C P Trapaud 
 T H Duthie 
 Robert Baillie 
 C W M Payne 
 Geo Kirkaldy 
 [as M Oliver 
 Chas Thursby 
 W Graham, pm 
 H Jervis, adjt 
 JM‘ Pherson, qr 
 T Clarke, furg 
 
160 
 
 W Burrell, asst 
 Macdonald, agt 
 
 L. XXIII. 
 Colonel 
 Lord Harris 
 Lieut-col 
 M C O’Connell 
 Majors 
 W Kenny 
 Richard Drewe 
 Captains 
 J Y Lloyd 
 Pattick Hay 
 R R Houghton 
 P T Williamson 
 Geo C Connor 
 D Wentworth 
 Wm Raymond 
 A D Hamilton 
 G Hank. Smith 
 E S Prideaux 
 Lieuts 
 
 George Dawfon 
 E L Godfrey 
 P Prinuose 
 James Coan 
 Richard Drewe 
 Ang Nicolls 
 Joseph Owgan 
 Henry Seymoar 
 A Widdrington 
 H Williamson 
 FG A Pinckney 
 Thos Nowlan 
 Enfigns 
 L S Demay 
 R W Ram ford 
 Benj Brown 
 C D O’Connell 
 Fred Dumaresq 
 Hen B Harvey 
 
 Dennis Daly 
 Chas H Colston 
 J Bews, p-m 
 W Russell, adjt 
 J Hickson, qm 
 G Martin, surg 
 J Cardiff, asst 
 Greenwood, agt 
 
 LXXIV. 
 
 Colonel 
 Sir C Colville 
 
 Lieut col 
 John A Mein 
 
 Majors 
 
 David Stewart 
 W Moore 
 
 Captains 
 Don Macqueen 
 Eyre J Crabb 
 Francis Anfell 
 Thomas Jones 
 Tho Manning 
 Wm W Crawley 
 J< hn Hazard 
 J C Harold 
 Bart Burnet 
 C A Campbell 
 
 Lieuts 
 John Alves 
 Charles King 
 Wm Graham 
 A Atkinfon 
 Robert Barker 
 Thos W Yates 
 John Campbell 
 L M'Pherson 
 George Gore 
 C A Vallancey 
 Joseph Crips 
 Aug F Ansell 
 Annefley Eyre 
 
 Enfigns 
 Luke Alen 
 Chas F Colyear 
 K A de Kovcn 
 H C Pocock 
 Charles Purcell 
 James Stewart 
 Edw C Ansell 
 Geo W Phillips 
 R Davies, p-m 
 A F Ansell, adj 
 Don Fraser, qm 
 C Grant, furg 
 R Ranken, asst 
 T Brisbane 
 Hopkinson, ag. 
 
 LXXV. 
 
 Colonel 
 
 Sir Robt. Aber- 
 cromby 
 Lieut-col 
 Rich England 
 Majors 
 
 Lord Churchill 
 Thos Atkins 
 Captains 
 J C Dumas 
 Wm Bruce 
 Wm Orr 
 J M Browne 
 F Hammond 
 Jas Stevenson 
 Henry Salmon 
 Alfred Davis 
 Rob D Hallifax 
 SMF Hall 
 Lieuts 
 
 M Macallum 
 T Fergusson 
 JamesHutcheon 
 John Forbes 
 
 Chas A Young 
 H Anderson 
 Sept Harrison 
 J H H Boys 
 Geo Davidson 
 J J Graham 
 Hon. R Preston 
 Robt B Brown 
 
 Enfigns 
 
 Wm J Saunders 
 FHA Forth 
 Peter Delancey 
 GWD O’Hara 
 Henry Boys 
 Alex Jardine 
 Edm. V Ind 
 Henry G Jarvis 
 CharlesCox,pm 
 E Daniell, adjt 
 WM‘Pherson,q 
 E Graham, furg 
 C Grattan, asst 
 Greenwood, ag. 
 
 LXXVI. 
 
 Colonel 
 Chris. Chowne 
 
 Lieut-col 
 John Waidlaw 
 
 Majors 
 
 E R Stevenson 
 W Bampton 
 
 Captains 
 John Gaff 
 E Hetherington 
 John Clarke 
 R R Loring 
 J Faincombe 
 Joseph Clarke 
 George Ogilvie 
 ASH Mountain 
 W Hutchinson 
 
] H Grubbs 
 Lieut s 
 
 Francis Auftin 
 P Coultman 
 John Gould 
 J M Kennedy 
 S B Rofs 
 A Stephenson 
 J W Preston 
 George Bn ere 
 P LeP Trench 
 Robt Shepperd 
 Hon, C Gordon 1 
 P H Mitchell 
 Enfigns 
 W B Bowen 
 Henry E Hoare 
 B Mackenzie 
 H Hutchinson 
 Edward Lucas 
 Thos Ffrench 
 Walter Ray 
 Jas Thompson 
 H Lott, paym. 
 
 B Rooth, adjt 
 ARuswurm,qm 
 JFlanagan, surgjp H Bristow 
 A Ferguson, astt Alex S Monck 
 Chr Collis John Powell 
 Greenwood, agt C F B Jones 
 
 Jas Algeo 
 Richard Tatton 
 G A Ramsay 
 j R Raines 
 Charles Barry 
 Alex Buchan 
 G F Paschal 
 James Mason 
 Wm Castle 
 Lieuts 
 
 PW Bradshaw 
 Thos L Butler 
 W Macalister 
 E Sutherland 
 Robert Harper 
 T J Palmer 
 Joseph Lomax 
 A P Kenyon 
 Anth Dillon 
 W N Persse 
 Wm J Clerke 
 T O Partridge 
 Enfigns 
 Hor Fenwick 
 Row Bevan 
 Charles Lee 
 
 161 
 
 LXXV1I. 
 (E. Middlesex .) 
 
 Colonel 
 Sir Geo Cooke 
 Lieut-col 
 M H M‘Lainc 
 Majors 
 St J A Clerke 
 Edward Jones 
 Captains 
 Nich Wilson 
 
 B C Bordes 
 T Girling, pm 
 M F’ Steele, adji 
 J Powell, qm 
 TO’Haloran, su 
 J J Russell,1 asst 
 H Mackesey 
 Greenwood, agt 
 
 LXXVI11. 
 
 (Highland) 
 Ross-shire Bu^fs 
 
 Colonel 
 Sir Edw Barnes 
 Lieut-col 
 Martin Lindfay 
 Majors 
 H N Douglas 
 James Mill 
 Captains 
 M Macgregor 
 A M Cameron 
 John P Lardy 
 Arth O’Keefe 
 M G T Lindsay 
 Jonathan Forbes 
 John M‘Leod 
 EdwTwopeny 
 T H Hemmans 
 R J P Vassali 
 Lieuts 
 T J Taylor 
 Wm Beales 
 Geo Mitchell 
 E Macpherson 
 Wal Hamilton 
 W B Macalpin 
 W J P Gore 
 Robt Macbeath 
 W H Pickthoru 
 Hen Holyoake 
 T M Wilson 
 R T Hawley 
 Enfigns 
 Edm Pawsey 
 C C M‘Intyre 
 John Macleod 
 F Montgomery 
 Thos Wingate 
 Wm Alvarcs 
 Arth W Webb 
 J Chisholm, Dm 
 JEN Bull, adjt 
 
 D Henderson, su 
 A Duncan, asst 
 J Thomson 
 Brent, ag. 
 
 LXX1X. 
 Cameron. Highl. 
 
 Colonel 
 Sir A Cameron 
 Lieut-col 
 Neil Douglas 
 Majors 
 
 Andrew Brown 
 Wm Marfhall 
 Captains 
 Jas Campbell 
 J Barwick 
 K Cameron 
 J Craw Young 
 Jas Frafer 
 J D Brown 
 Alex Forbes 
 WA Riach 
 John Marshall 
 Geo Mathias 
 Lieuts 
 
 A Macdonneil 
 D Matheson 
 D Macdougall 
 L MT.Cdmeron 
 A Cameron 
 W Cartan 
 Dav Campbell 
 Thos L Butler 
 Andrew Brown 
 T C Cameron 
 Thos Crombie 
 Robert Fulton 
 C B Newhouse 
 Enfigns 
 M Fitzeerald 
 
 Wm Gunn, qmlP Mackenzie 
 
 3 
 

 
 
 W Hen Lance 
 Robt Manners 
 John S Smyth 
 Richard Binney 
 Chas Cameron 
 Thomas Isham 
 R Bateman, pm 
 DM‘Dougal,adj 
 A Cameron, qm 
 J Short, l'urg 
 J H Divir, asst 
 Walter Grant 
 Lawrie, agt 
 
 LXXX. 
 {Stafford Vol.) 
 Colonel 
 
 Sir R S Donkin 
 Lieut.-col 
 George D Pitt 
 Majors 
 J Maclean 
 W C Harpur 
 Captains 
 Henry Grove 
 James W Nunn 
 Narb. Baker 
 Thos Bunbury 
 Acheson French 
 John Bowler 
 J R Majendie 
 Jofeph Ellis 
 TWOM‘Niven 
 Geo Falconar 
 Lieuts 
 
 Cha Anderfon 
 James Inkson 
 W J Magennis 
 G S Jeffery 
 John Bowres 
 H A Jackson 
 G H Edwards 
 
 162 
 
 Ron Macdonald John Lntman 
 
 John Thomas 
 Edward Every 
 John West 
 F N Toole 
 Enfigns 
 W H Christie 
 George Black 
 Chas A Brooke 
 James Lacy 
 F H Graham 
 R Sheberras 
 Wm Leslie, pm 
 W Penny, adjt 
 WCampbelljqm 
 JLightbody,fur 
 J Regan, asst 
 R Johnston 
 Greenwood, agt 
 
 LXXXI. 
 
 Colonel 
 
 SirJamesKempt 
 Lieut-c©I 
 Andrew Creagh 
 Majors 
 J M Wardrop 
 C F Maclean 
 Captains 
 John Duval 
 K Montgomery 
 E Scoones 
 David Duval 
 Wm Hall 
 R H Wilcocks 
 G V Creagh 
 J J Hamilton 
 C B Brisbane 
 WII L Brooke 
 Lieuts 
 Tho Manning 
 George Smyth 
 
 Ed T Thomson 
 Henry Dixon 
 Charles Oakley 
 John Brown 
 George Reeves 
 Rich U Howe 
 Abr Splaine 
 H M Blaydes 
 LA Spearman 
 Enfigns 
 
 GdeRottenburg 
 Wm Dyer 
 J B Creagh 
 J U Jeffery 
 Lang. Heyland 
 Hen. De Visme 
 Thos Gravatt 
 Hoblyn S Peter 
 AThomfon, pm 
 AM‘Donald,adj 
 J Roberts, qm 
 S Holmes, surg 
 Jas Ewing, asst 
 John Bell 
 Lawrie, agent 
 
 LXXXII. 
 {P.Wales'sVol) 
 Colonel 
 Henry Pigot 
 Lieut-col 
 Thos Valiant 
 Majors 
 J T Robertson 
 R Grant 
 Captains 
 Brook Firman 
 Geo Mai {hall i 
 T S Begbie 
 John Mackay 
 James Hervey 
 
 Cha Mortimer 
 J Richardson 
 H A Magennis 
 Edw P Davies 
 John J Slater 
 Lieuts 
 
 H S Donnellan 
 Robert Latham 
 Nath Greene 
 CM‘KCampbei 
 Thos Hadwin 
 T G Castieau 
 John T Quill 
 Chas O’Beirne 
 James Abbott 
 Wm H Buckley 
 John Nagel 
 C F Maxwell 
 Enfigns 
 
 Thomas Byrne 
 John Trollope 
 R Campbell 
 G Macdonnell 
 Tho9 Stopford 
 Henry Hyde 
 Mat O’Toole 
 W F Taverner 
 SHoldsworlh, p 
 R Elliott, adjt 
 A Kyle, qm 
 J B Kell, surg. 
 A Shanks, asst 
 W B Ross 
 Lawrie, agent 
 
 LXXXIII. 
 Colonel 
 J Hodgson 
 Lieut-col 
 Charles Cother 
 Majors 
 
 Richard Kelly 
 
T Summerfield 
 Captains 
 A Campbell 
 R Thompfon 
 Edw Renwick 
 George Mee 
 Botell Trydell 
 Peter Croft oil 
 Eras Johnston 
 James Burgess 
 Wm H Law 
 J Swinburn 
 Lieuts 
 R H Dwyer 
 Joseph Wynn 
 Charles Irwin 
 A S Young 
 John Harrison 
 S J Hodgson 
 John Rayson 
 W S Johnson 
 R Colquhoun 
 A Hoiham 
 Hen Caulfield 
 R Anstiuther 
 Enfigns 
 Alb Watson 
 H FAinslie 
 Robert Kelly 
 Wm Bell 
 Wm Atherton 
 James Keating 
 James Ball 
 John Kelsall 
 John Stubbs 
 * 
 
 R Brough,p-m 
 J Stubbs, adjt 
 J Rusher, qm 
 S A Piper, furg. 
 M‘Dermot, asst 
 Macdonald, ag. 
 
 163 
 
 LXXXIV. 
 
 (York & Lane.) 
 
 Colonel 
 
 Sir F G Maclean 
 Lieut-col 
 W B Neynoe 
 Majors 
 
 Edward Nichol 
 Herb. Vaughan 
 Captains 
 John Dale 
 RMPIngilby 
 Joseph Jackson 
 J W Bernard 
 James A Worth 
 Ar.th P Pack 
 H W S Stewart 
 Hen Alexander 
 R Wellington 
 S S Sealy 
 Lieuts 
 S T Bafden 
 Charles Wtstly 
 Alex Macrae 
 W Seton 
 George Norton 
 Nich Raven 
 Chas Franklyn 
 R J Bui man 
 Alfred Bioom 
 John J Peck 
 H B Clarke 
 Hn. M St Clair 
 Enfigns 
 Y S Driscoll 
 Hen Vigoureux 
 Charles Adair 
 Chris. Hodgson 
 James A West 
 David Laird 
 
 ThosGVeitch _ 
 
 Peter CraufurdlWm Cooke 
 
 J Nicolson, pm 
 T Nelson, adj. 
 HCockburn,qm 
 W Callow, furg 
 G Wilkinson,ast 
 WT Rankin 
 Greenwood, ag, 
 
 LXXXV. 
 Bucks Volunteers 
 or the King's Lt. 
 Inf. Begt. 
 
 Colonel 
 Sir H Taylor 
 Lieut-col 
 A WarLurton 
 Majors 
 Henry Fairfax 
 Charles R Fox 
 Captains 
 F Maunsell 
 M Forster 
 H J French 
 John Watts 
 GFG O’Connor 
 F Jackson 
 Wm T Hunt 
 LordWmPauIet 
 Eard Wilmot 
 James Hunter 
 Lieuts 
 H Belstead 
 J M‘Gillewie 
 Robert Cole 
 Hon. Jas Stuart 
 John S Keats 
 Herb E Taylor 
 G Brockman 
 Wm Harris 
 Hon. A Coopei 
 Hen Wynyard 
 
 Enfigns 
 F R Blake 
 John James 
 WFM Mundy 
 Hn. C Clements 
 G B Belcher 
 H S Browne 
 J W Fitzpatrick 
 M C Seton 
 Rich O Ward 
 Aug Coryton 
 G Thomson, pm 
 JM‘Gilewie, adj 
 , qm. 
 
 T Fiddes, furg 
 Geo Home, asst 
 R D Smyth 
 Greenwood, ag. 
 
 J.XXXVI. 
 
 R. County Down. 
 
 Colonel 
 E. of Kilmorey 
 Lieut-col 
 J W Mallet 
 Majors 
 Wm Baird 
 Michael Creagh 
 Captains 
 WRichardfon 
 Jas Stuart 
 Alex M'Lean 
 Robt Crawford 
 Jas Creagh 
 A Wm Wynne 
 R B Wolseley 
 J OH Nunn 
 JGLeMarchant 
 R B Usher 
 Lieuts 
 John Giant 
 Philip North 
 

 164 
 
 Lewis Grant 
 John Holland 
 James M‘Intyre 
 Geo Ormond 
 Wm Osborne 
 Fred Dalgety 
 HjE DeB Sidley 
 Lewis Halliday 
 Francis Kearney 
 WC Caldwell 
 Enfigns 
 Hen Copinger 
 John S Brooke 
 Robert Mayne 
 James Galway 
 Benj J Selway 
 Edward Davis 
 Wm Johnson 
 C O’ Callaghan 
 H Cope, p-m 
 J Dolman, adjt. 
 J Jeiome, qm 
 Cuningham, sur 
 W Sinclair, asst 
 T Beavan 
 Greenwood, ag 
 
 LXXXVII 
 Pr. Wales's Irish 
 Colonel 
 
 Sir John Doyle 
 Lieut-cols 
 Matthew Sha we 
 T H Blair 
 Majors 
 H C Stretfeild 
 WS Gully 
 Captains 
 Chas Lucas Beil 
 Rodney Bell 
 Edward Goate 
 J Fenton 
 
 W Hutchinson 
 James Carroll 
 John Day 
 J T Moore 
 Edward Waller 
 James Bowes 
 Fat Mafterfon 
 Lieuts 
 Jas Kennelly 
 H Gough Baylee 
 Alex Irwin 
 George Tolfrey 
 Ter. O’Brien 
 Edmund Cox 
 W Bateman 
 G Mainwaring 
 L W Halstead 
 Wm Hill 
 R R Harris 
 Robert J Kerr 
 W L Stafford 
 James Sweeney 
 D A Courtayne 
 Wm Smyth 
 A C Cochrane 
 Joseph Thomas 
 N M Doyle 
 J R Heyland 
 Perc Ramsay 
 Fras Stanford 
 Rich Loveday 
 Enligns 
 
 Dennis Herbert 
 Thos Creagh 
 Robert Dudley 
 C F Parkinson 
 J Storey 
 Pat Fr Blake 
 Chas Urquhart 
 Chas Dunbar 
 J Sherlock, p-m 
 J Hassard, adjt 
 
 S Carr, q-m 
 A1 Leslie, furg 
 W Brown, asst 
 W Birmingham 
 H Marshall 
 Greenwood, ag. 
 
 LXXXVIII 
 Connaught Rang. 
 
 Colonel 
 Sir H Campbell 
 
 Lieut-col 
 G O’Malley 
 Majors 
 Hen Heathcote 
 Harris Hailes 
 Captains 
 Robert O’Hara 
 Wm Mackie 
 Rich Bullock 
 H Walpole 
 John Hutton 
 Fred Meade 
 John Burrell 
 John Gibfon 
 Hercules Ellis 
 Wm Elliott 
 Lieuts 
 Peter Pegus 
 WHRutherford 
 D Soutar 
 Chas Ash more 
 John Gells 
 W S H Fitzroy 
 John Garstin 
 Hn.CMonkton 
 W P Gallway 
 George Booth 
 
 E R Jeffreys 
 J P Cumming 
 S Ives Sutton 
 Henry Onslow 
 Wm Knox 
 George Ackloni 
 Geo Thompson 
 P Robin son, pm 
 G Wooliard, adj 
 D Stewart, qm 
 GJohnfton,surg 
 
 R Dowse, asst 
 D Dumbreck 
 Greenwood, ag. 
 
 LXXXIX. 
 
 Colonel 
 
 SirRMacfarlane 
 Lieut-cols 
 Edward Miles 
 J M‘Caskill 
 Majors 
 Jas Balden 
 Wm S Forbes 
 Captains 
 Henry Gore 
 Thos Daniel 
 Plomer Young 
 W Pearfe 
 Wm Bell 
 Allan Stewart 
 A. S H Aplin 
 A B Taylor 
 Edward Thorp 
 Eras Hawkins 
 Lieuts 
 
 |Ayl Dowdall 
 C S Naylor 
 
 RichWarburton J M Hewson 
 Geo Newcome Joseph Moore 
 Enfigns iW J King 
 C M Clintock |C G King 
 
165 
 
 Arthur Sheil 
 J M M‘Lean | 
 Thomas Forbes 
 Charles Arrow 
 J M‘Causland 
 T Prendergast 
 Pobt Sand ford 
 Robert Lewis 
 J M Russell 
 TW Stroud 
 J Gray 
 
 Thos G Twigg 
 James Barrett 
 John Grover 
 Edw S Miles 
 Enfigns 
 C Maean 
 J Graham 
 H Wilson 
 Geo H Layard 
 Henry J Dewes 
 Christopher Lee 
 Wm Glover 
 Mundy Pole 
 * , p-m 
 
 E Kenny, adj 
 T Edwards, qm 
 JHenderson,sur 
 Hugh Orr, asst 
 Janies Walsh 
 H Carline 
 Greenwood, ag. 
 
 XC 
 
 Perths. Fol.L.I. 
 
 Col. 
 
 R. Darling 
 Lieut-col 
 Sir F Siovin 
 Majors 
 
 George Burrell 
 Manley Dixon 
 
 Captains 
 C C Dixon 
 Honey.Mackay 
 
 R Carl. Pollock Jo. Macdonald 
 
 Wm Ewbank 
 H Suckling 
 Thos Nickoll 
 Alex Stuart 
 W Woollcombe 
 
 Colonel 
 Dun. Campbell 
 Lieut-col 
 
 Majors 
 Rob Anderfon 
 Wm Fraser 
 Captains 
 R G Lavers 
 
 S W Popham 
 Th S Beckwith 
 Lieuts 
 W Laing 
 John Wilson 
 R G Daunt 
 J Bowlby 
 Thos Gleeson 
 Geo Piggott 
 Wm J Owen 
 A Mackenzie 
 Fred Eld 
 Hen H'Cuming 
 Enfigns 
 Hugh Massey 
 Rich Norman 
 Robert Straton 
 Dixon Foot 
 H R Thurlow 
 Fred Romilly 
 John James 
 Edm P Gilbert 
 Marcus Gea'e 
 John E W T bite 
 H Allifon, p-m 
 H Munro, adjt 
 P Maitland, qm 
 J M‘Arthur, sur 
 W Blake, asst 
 F C Huthwaite 
 Greenwood, ag 
 
 Corn. Burne 
 NormLamont 
 James Rivers 
 A Macpherson 
 J J Snodgrass 
 Lawr Graeme 
 W E Crofton 
 Fras A Gould 
 Lieuts 
 Jas Paton 
 Dugald Ducat 
 T G M‘Intyre 
 G P Hawkins 
 Geo A Barnes 
 G W M Lovett 
 A P Carlisle 
 T Shedden 
 R W Foskey 
 J E Barney 
 Don Williamson 
 Edward Croker 
 Enfigns 
 John Hughes 
 Chas S Teale 
 J A Camphell 
 Jas R Brunker 
 Wm Calder 
 Fred Lloyd 
 David Cahill 
 Chas Vereker 
 H Hartsoak,pm 
 Pat Cahill, adjt 
 XCI.(^r^#$/i.)jGFerguson, qua 
 
 R Ay ton, furg 
 J Robertson,asst 
 W C Eddie 
 Macdonald, agt 
 
 XCII. {Highl.) 
 
 Colonel 
 Hon. Alex. Duff 
 Lieut-col 
 D Williamson 
 Majors 
 R Winchefter 
 J L Verity 
 Captains 
 J Browne 
 R Macdonald 
 Stephen Noel 
 John Cameron 
 Jas Macdonald 
 A Piikington 
 John Davern 
 Hon. J Sinclair 
 J A Forbes 
 John Campbell 
 Lieuts 
 R Macdonald 
 G M‘Donald 
 J Mackintosh 
 W P Bayly 
 John Buckley 
 RM Sutheiland 
 W E Sawbridge 
 J A Robertson 
 R M‘Cumming 
 John Gordon 
 James Rollo 
 William Corse 
 Enfigns 
 John Moffatt 
 Wm O’Kelly 
 T Capel Loft 
 T Wallace Aird 
 
166 
 
 J H Mackrell 
 Gbr. Galwey 
 A D Morrison 
 Benjamin Duff 
 
 Henry Boulger 
 J R Johnston 
 Enfigns 
 J A Russell 
 
 JMiklejohn, pm John Watt 
 
 , adjt 
 J Bates, qm 
 A Anderson, sur 
 CThomson, asst 
 M Baillie 
 Macdonald, agt 
 
 XCIII. (H/ghL) 
 Colonel 
 Sir Hud. Lowe 
 Lieut-col 
 Dun.Macgregor 
 Majors 
 John Allen 
 Mark A Bozon 
 Captains 
 Wm JLunt 
 Edward Hart 
 George Lowen 
 Robert Sparks 
 John Brown 
 John Arthur 
 Charles Smith 
 Henry Connop 
 L Macquarie 
 John Burgh 
 JLieuts 
 
 Charles Gordon 
 D O’Meara 
 B Lamb 
 John Wilson 
 W L Freestun 
 GM Sutherland 
 John J Grier 
 John Crowe 
 Geo Drummond 
 A R Evans 
 
 J K Smith 
 F A Blachford 
 F A Goulden 
 Wm Guthrie 
 James Campbell 
 James Neiison 
 T Patullo, p-m 
 Ja Ireland, adjt 
 , q m 
 
 E Bush, surg 
 J Squair, asst 
 James Brady 
 Greenwood, ag 
 
 XCIV, 
 Colonel 
 Sir T Bradford 
 Lieut-col 
 Geo Wm Paty 
 Majors 
 P F Thorne 
 T S St Clair 
 Captains 
 James Bogle 
 George Crozier 
 David Munro 
 G T Lindsay 
 Rich Kir wan 
 Alex Stewart 
 Robert Stewart 
 Jacob Meek 
 Chas Gascoyne 
 W Hn Snow 
 Lieuts 
 Robert Sadleir 
 Thos Workman 
 | A Innes 
 
 Bart Hartley 
 Henry Nicholls 
 T R Timbrell 
 John Alexander 
 H J Lindsey 
 J Wetherall 
 R A Coates 
 J W Randolph 
 SAG Osborne 
 Ensigns 
 Mat S Cassan 
 Fred Carter 
 H Bathurst 
 Samuel Mills 
 T Tulloch 
 Richard Lewis 
 James K Pipon 
 T Cuninghame 
 W SLukins, pm 
 W Spiller, adj 
 JMaekenzie,qm 
 J Lyster, surg 
 J Bulteel, asst 
 R J B Burkitt 
 Greenwood, agt 
 
 XCV. 
 
 (or Derbyshire .) 
 
 Colonel 
 Sir Co!. Halkett 
 Lieut-col 
 A C Wylly 
 Majors 
 Pringle Taylor 
 Chas C Blane 
 Captains 
 Fred Gibbons 
 Dansie Carter 
 WT Cockburne' 
 H D Maclean 
 G M Dickens 
 | James Fraser 
 
 Frans H Hall 
 E W Drewe 
 Edward Mavne 
 Jos Stainton 
 Lieuts 
 John Cusine 
 Wm Mayes 
 W N Saunders 
 RCH Gordon 
 W Newhouse 
 J Carruthers 
 David Dickson 
 Thos ATrant 
 Aug Tweed 
 Fred J Ranie 
 Peter Collis 
 Edw Harrison 
 Ensigns 
 Thomas Alcock 
 Wm A Rogers 
 J N Magee 
 Hen D Collard 
 WWD’A Hull 
 S GDalgety 
 Hn. E Beville 
 William Wood 
 M Rafter, pm 
 T Simpson, adjt 
 F Feneran, qm 
 J Hod son, surg 
 D Leonard, asst 
 James A Ore 
 Price, agt 
 
 XCVI. 
 
 Colonel 
 Joseph Fuller 
 Lieut-col 
 John Herries 
 
 Majors 
 
 I Henry White 
 | A Cairncross 
 
Captains 
 Wrti Hulme 
 Richard Gethin 
 Henry B Hyde 
 J W S Waller 
 Richard Spratt 
 F, Eustace Hill 
 Wm L Cary 
 Wm Qmeley 
 CBCumberland 
 William Ferns 
 Lieuts 
 
 Thcs Kennedy 
 J Dowlng 
 L F Jones 
 Wm Kidman 
 E Sutherland 
 A Robertson 
 P S Nugent 
 A M‘Kenzie 
 Richard Cross 
 Joseph Telford 
 Thomas Abbott 
 William Hope 
 PF de Meuron 
 Ensigns 
 D Costello 
 Don O’Brien 
 T A Souter 
 Edw H Finney 
 Charles Irvine 
 Robert Bush 
 JWA Wray 
 Rich C Lloyd 
 
 t 
 
 Benj Scott, pm 
 ESutherland, ad 
 JMurchison,qm 
 J Shorland, sur 
 AM‘Andrew,as 
 J Wilson 
 Greenwood, ag.l 
 
 167 
 
 XCVII. 
 Earl of Ulster's . 
 
 Colonel 
 Sir J Lyon 
 Lieut-col 
 Chr Hamilton 
 Majors 
 Richard Giles 
 A H Patti son 
 Captains 
 Wm Morris 
 R Haddock 
 N L Darrah 
 Thomas Smith 
 Wm Logie 
 Wm Cannon 
 Thomas Lynch 
 Joseph Bidden 
 C B Berkeley 
 John Twigg 
 Lieuts 
 
 Char O’Neill 
 Charles Kelson 
 Wm Austin 
 A.Cai michael 
 Geo Courtney 
 J M Reade 
 H Harvest 
 Joseph Vincent 
 R E Butler 
 Edward Cheney 
 Wm T Stannus 
 T R Travers 
 Ensigns 
 F C Barlow 
 John M‘Caskill 
 Hen Handcock 
 Wm Moiris 
 Jos R Lamert 
 ThomasB Hunt 
 Edward Barton 
 Charles Nagel 
 
 Wm Orr, p-m 
 D M* In tosh, ad 
 J Sleator, qm 
 J Freer, surg 
 Wm Austin, asst 
 J Cavet 
 Collyer, ag. 
 
 xcvur. 
 
 Colonel 
 H Conran 
 Lieut-col 
 Mild Fane 
 Majors 
 Charles Bayly 
 Austin Neame 
 Captains 
 H L D»niell 
 Edw Vaughan 
 Peter S Baron 
 Chas A Stuart 
 John Stevens 
 J Spotswcod 
 Thomas Moore 
 Joseph Douglas 
 Geo Croasdaile 
 A C Gregory 
 Lieuts 
 
 Jas Davidson 
 F B Fielding 
 H Macquarie 
 J Quin Wall 
 J C Barrett 
 Wm Freebairn 
 Wm Roberts 
 James Whyte 
 R S Maxwell 
 Edw Hunter 
 Henry Eyre 
 HWV Vernon 
 Ensigns 
 Hon, J Curzon 
 
 R Halpin 
 T M Edwards 
 J H Armstrong 
 James Clarke 
 William Edie 
 E W Broadley 
 James M'Cahe 
 G Dunlevie, pm 
 Rich Wolfe,adjt 
 L Castray, qm 
 E Tedlie, surg 
 D Armstrong,as 
 R Lawder 
 Kirkland, ag 
 
 XCIX. 
 Colonel 
 G J Hall 
 Lieut-col 
 Geo Hardinge 
 Majors 
 J Johnston 
 William Bush 
 Captains 
 J N Jackson 
 G Macpherson 
 Henry Cooper 
 N Colthurst 
 A Beauclerk 
 Bryan Gaynor 
 John Campbell 
 Philip Mair 
 Geo T Colomb 
 J M Mailleue 
 Lieuts 
 
 Arch Campbell 
 John O’Leary 
 Benj Warton 
 J Armstrong 
 W B Caldwell 
 Edward Last 
 | Mat Patison 
 
J H Grcetham 
 S W Mayne 
 Jaff Nicholson 
 Richard Collis 
 James Murray 
 Ensigns 
 Henry J Day 
 John Canny 
 John Campbell 
 RC Macdonald 
 Fobt Webster 
 Frederick Parr 
 J Lecky 
 Aug Warren 
 H Irwin, pm 
 WM‘Kenzie,ad 
 A Forbes, qm 
 J Hibbert, surg 
 WWilliams,asst 
 W Dobson 
 Greenwood, ag 
 
 RIFLE BRIG. 
 
 (Two Batts.) 
 
 Col in Chief 
 D.of Wellington 
 Cols Com. 
 Sir W Stewart 
 Sir A F Barnard 
 Lieut-cois 
 A G Norcott 
 George Brown 
 Majors 
 Sam Mitchell 
 Wm Eeles 
 W Hewett 
 Joseph Logan 
 Captains 
 C G Gray 
 H G Smith 
 Wm Johniton 
 AW Pemberton 
 
 John Cox 
 A Stewart 
 John C Hope 
 G M Stevenson 
 J N Gossett 
 Orlando Felix 
 John Molloy 
 C L Boileau 
 J Middleton 
 Thos E Kelly 
 F H Byrne 
 J Woodford 
 Rob Ferguson 
 George S Byng 
 
 168 
 
 RHE White 
 Roynan Jones 
 [ames Dolphin 
 T W Smith 
 Joseph Benyon 
 DH Mackinnon 
 J B Williams 
 John Rooper 
 vV r m Cumine 
 James Martin 
 John Buckner 
 Rich R Smith 
 Edw H Glegg 
 
 Wm King 
 James Freeth 
 Francis Read 
 W Dumaresq 
 Tho Harriott 
 Henry Piers 
 F Du Veinet 
 Geo Longmore 
 G D Hall 
 Basil Jackson 
 Edward Boyd 
 Lieuts 
 James Horton 
 
 Wm B Sparrow John Pardy 
 
 Ar R Wellesley John H Esten iK D Lloyd 
 
 Richard Irton 
 id Lieuts 
 J Kincaid 
 Geo Simmons 
 Rob Cochrane 
 J A Ridgeway 
 John Fry 
 V Webb 
 Wm Wairen 
 A Matlachlan 
 J N Frampton 
 George Buller 
 Hor Stewart 
 JSt VSaumarez 
 H F Beckwith 
 J S Cameron 
 Wm Sullivan 
 John R Groves 
 Wm Crosbie 
 T W Nesham 
 Geo B Mathew 
 Robt Walpole 
 2d Lieuts 
 Chas F Napier 
 Horatio Shirley 
 Henry Capel 
 
 Hugh Davidson'T Harris 
 W Holden, pm Cha R Scott 
 W Norcott, adj Wm Dillon 
 Robert Deering Ed Martindale 
 W Surtees, qm T W Colleton 
 Robert Fairfoot H<nry Cole 
 Jos Burke, surg Er Wilford 
 
 Francis Scott 
 R Scott, asst 
 J Armstrong 
 M J Bramley 
 A J N Connell 
 Greenwood, ag. 
 
 ROY. STAFF 
 CORPS, 
 Attached to the 
 Q.M. Gen.Dep, 
 Colonel 
 Sir ED Jackson 
 Lieut-col 
 Lord Greenock 
 Majors 
 H Du Vernet 
 F W Mann 
 Captains 
 
 W S ToliemacheTho Wright 
 
 E J Cleather 
 Wm Moore 
 R A Scott 
 Conft Read 
 F Holt Robe 
 Phil L Foote 
 Robert S Ridge 
 Richard Hayne 
 Ebenezer Jones 
 R Westmacott 
 Fras Shearman 
 Chas Stoddart 
 W G Hughes 
 Don O’Brien 
 ad Lieuts 
 Phil H Despard 
 Wm R Lucas 
 Wm G Gold 
 G M Parsons 
 Edward Adams 
 
Rich L Phipps D A Gilland 
 G Cumberland Arthur Myers 
 Robert Fraser H Jeffares 
 Harvey Vachell J J Pounden 
 Wm O’Brien O H Wemyss 
 
 Robt Pitcairn 
 Edw R King 
 RShearman, pm 
 E P White, adjt 
 D Hcatlcy, qm 
 Richard Kelly 
 A Stewart, furg 
 D Jearrad, asst 
 Greenwood, ag 
 
 Permanent Asst. 
 Q. M. Gen (not 
 holding Reg. Com 
 Lieut-cols 
 Sir J Dickfon 
 H J Riddell 
 Majors 
 P Bainbrigge 
 Robert Waller 
 Tho Drake 
 Wm Warre 
 Hor G Broke 
 Nath Thorn 
 Greenwood, agt 
 
 1 stW.IndiaReg. 
 
 Colonel, 
 
 Ld C Somerfet 
 Lt-col 
 F F Browne 
 Majors 
 Wm M‘Intyre 
 Hen Capadose 
 Captains 
 W M Mills 
 John Knox 
 John C Chads 
 
 Lients 
 Richard Story 
 J M‘Kenzie 
 A Halfhide 
 WMontgomery 
 Geo Johnfton 
 Nath Cameron 
 Arth M Gray 
 R F Walton 
 HerbCornewall 
 Enfigns 
 A Macintire 
 Alured Caddy 
 John Russell 
 Geo Robeson 
 George R Pole 
 Henry Daly 
 - Urquhart 
 J A Thoreau 
 J JVJackay, pay. 
 Ja Delamel, adj 
 J Kennedy, qm 
 JR Savery, surg 
 D Browne, asst 
 Greenwood, agt 
 
 2 d W.India Reg. 
 Col. Sir J Byng 
 Lt-cols 
 Thomas Craig 
 John Carter 
 Majors 
 WB Nicolls 
 William Hill 
 Captains 
 T Maling 
 J Anderfon 
 
 169 
 
 H J Ricketts 
 T J Williams 
 Alex Findlay 
 T Macpherfon 
 Robert Clarke 
 WmL Brereton 
 Chas Hanley 
 B N Bluett 
 Lieuts 
 E P Webb 
 G Redman 
 H P Williams 
 WLP Moriarty 
 Wm M'Vicar 
 James Henry 
 H W Wigmore 
 Edw C Soden 
 J E Dickinson 
 Wm Morgan 
 Alex Tomkins 
 Robert Grey 
 John O’Meara 
 TGG Kearnes 
 J M‘L Tew 
 George Ford 
 Chas Jobling 
 John Brennan 
 Enfigns 
 Wm Lardner 
 E E Nicolls 
 Audley F Grier 
 Phil C Codd 
 FBoardm. Codd 
 Stephen J Hill 
 James Allen 
 Geo Maxwell 
 Hen A Spence 
 Jn Macfarlane 
 A Fraser, pm 
 W Conran,adj 
 J Whitty, qm 
 J Richardson, su 
 
 J Wiiscti, asst 
 James Ewing 
 Greenwood, ag. 
 
 Ceylon Regiment 
 ( R[flemen ) 
 Col. F Maitland 
 Lt-Cols 
 H F Muller 
 Lionel Hook 
 Majors 
 P Delatre 
 John Frazer 
 Captains 
 Tho Fletcher 
 CharlesDriberg 
 Alfred Mylius 
 J Anderson 
 Thomas Bayley 
 TB Gascoyne 
 John Antill 
 John Parker 
 S Braybrooke 
 Had Smith 
 James Taree 
 Wm Malcolm 
 Robert Law 
 J Mainwaring 
 A Montressor 
 i ft Lieuts 
 G A Tranchell 
 John Brahan 
 Isaac Fofter 
 Mart Conrady 
 Richard Gray 
 Gerrard Fretz 
 P B Reyne 
 Thos Skinner 
 Thos Deacon 
 Theo. Myluis 
 Wm Driberg 
 Rodney Mylius 
 
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 John Emslie 
 T E Hodges 
 James Stewart 
 Alex Mackay 
 Alex Robertson 
 Thos Phelan 
 Wm Keen 
 J B Kingsley 
 Thos Woodford 
 TCM‘Question 
 RWLambrecht 
 Richard Phelan 
 Daniel Keogh 
 David Meaden 
 R F Fellows 
 H Van Kempen 
 ThosW Rogers 
 11 G Davidson 
 TL Fenwick 
 ad Lieuts 
 Edw M‘Vicar 
 J S Rodney 
 E A Tumour 
 Rich Jefferson 
 G P Pick aid 
 Wm Garstin 
 H A Atchison 
 H Stephenson 
 H F Powell 
 J F Braybrooke 
 Alex Grant 
 Arthur Irvine 
 William Hope 
 John Deakins 
 John Edwards 
 John Woodford 
 J Boustead, pm 
 
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 CAPE CORPS HughLumley 
 Lieitt-coL 
 
 H Somerset 
 (Cavalry) 
 Major 
 H Andrew's 
 Captains 
 E Moles worth 
 W J St John 
 Sir A Campbell 
 Hon. N Massey 
 Lieuts 
 
 W H Rogers 
 WL Heathcote 
 J Sargeaunt 
 Cornets 
 P T Robinson 
 J F Watson 
 Peter Grehan 
 Richard Burges 
 J Blake way, adj 
 ( Infantry ) 
 Captains 
 Pierce Lowen 
 A B Armstrong 
 Lieuts 
 T S Knight 
 Charles Ross 
 H D Warden 
 Ensigns 
 J L Lavoine 
 J N Rishton 
 GHumphrys,qm 
 W Parrott, sur 
 R Turnbull, asst 
 
 Royal African 
 
 JManwaring,ad|CoLONiALCoars 
 
 Jas Black, qm Col. 
 
 A M‘Queen, su Sir N Campbell 
 Geo Knox, asst I Lieut-cols 
 Wm Lucas I Edw Purdon 
 
 Majors 
 Thos M Crooke 
 Robert Gregg 
 Captains 
 A Gord Laing 
 James Kingston 
 W H Blenkarne 
 Alex M Fraser 
 James Rogers 
 Francis Perry 
 Henry Kelly 
 Theo Walsh 
 W T Graham 
 Lieuts 
 James Jackson 
 Thomas Mollan 
 Herbeit Mends 
 Robert Erskine 
 Thos Berwick 
 H Patterson 
 Chas Burlton 
 J A Campbell 
 M O’Halloran 
 John Godwin 
 John M Calaer 
 W P Godwin 
 E Hawkins 
 Henry W Wy&e 
 F Percy Nott 
 Geo Landells 
 A C M‘Murdo 
 Edward Cooke 
 J McDonnell 
 Geo Maclean 
 Ensigns 
 Jonas P Hardy 
 Charles Nott 
 Edward Miller 
 Edward Waring 
 Chas W Murray 
 M G Dennis 
 
 Alex M‘Donell 
 Paul Stapleton 
 W F Vernon 
 Wm Barney 
 G A Nott, pm 
 R F Ring, adjt 
 Wm Brown, qm 
 W Ferguson, sur 
 J Cahill, asst 
 M Ryan 
 
 Roy ,' Newfound¬ 
 land Veteran 
 Companies . 
 Major 
 T K Burke 
 Captains 
 A M‘Kenzie 
 Ma. k Rudkin 
 Lieuts 
 
 RobtD Daunt 
 G A Stanley 
 Stephen Rice 
 John O’Farrel 
 J A Wieburg 
 Fras W Small 
 Ensigns 
 W A Clarke 
 John Walker 
 J Strachan, a-sur 
 Brooksbank and 
 Morland, ag 
 
 Roy. New South 
 Wales Vetetan 
 Companies. 
 Captains 
 H Dumaresq 
 Robert Robison 
 John D'Arcy 
 Lieuts 
 Wm Bell 
 
John Warner 
 Stephen Collins 
 RobertTravers 
 James Sweeny 
 Samuel Rort'h 
 A Gibson, as-su 
 * > a i 
 
 Royal Malta 
 
 Fencible Regt. 
 
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 Col. 
 
 CountFRivarola 
 
 Major 
 
 Mq G de Piro 
 Captains 
 Mich Muscat 
 Sav Mitrovich 
 Fran Bussiett 
 Claud Bonello 
 Gio Gouder 
 
 Gio B Virtu 
 Lieuts 
 Paolo Ellul 
 James Galland 
 Carlo Cutajar 
 Paolo Camilleri 
 Vin Bonavita 
 Salv Calleja 
 Ensigns 
 M de M Alessi 
 
 Ant Maltei 
 Engl Pettil 
 Javerio Gatt 
 Vine Vella 
 Ant Camilleri 
 V Rizzo, pm 
 J Levick, adjt 
 S Piott, qm 
 GCamilleri, sur 
 * asst 
 
 ROYAL ARTILLERY . 
 
 Colonel , Field Marshal the Duke of Wellington, Mastei-Gen. 
 Colonelen Second , Lt.-Gen. Sir Wm Henry Clinton, Lt.-Gen. 
 Deputy Adjutant General , Lt.-General Sir John Maclecd 
 
 Cols. Comm. 
 Robert Douglas 
 John Ramfey 
 Sir Jo Macleod 
 John Smith 
 Wm Cuppage 
 T Seward 
 Francis Laye 
 Sir E Howorth 
 Edw Stehelin 
 Lord Bloomfield 
 Colonels. 
 
 E W Pritchard 
 James Viney 
 Robert Beevor 
 Francis Rey 
 Charles Gold 
 Sir J Carncross 
 Alex Watson 
 Edw VWorsley 
 T Downman 
 Henry Evelegh 
 C C Bingham 
 Steph G Adye 
 Henry Phillott 
 Peter Fyers 
 Sir A S Frazer 
 
 Hn.W Gardner 
 James Hawker 
 Fred Walker 
 J S Williamson 
 Al Macdonald 
 Lt. Cols. 
 
 P Drummond 
 J W Tobin 
 Hugh Fraser 
 Robert Pym 
 W R Carey 
 William Payne 
 George Forster 
 J T Caddy 
 R S Brough 
 A Bredin 
 James Power 
 
 Pat Campbell 
 Sir J May 
 T Rogers 
 T Gamble 
 Alex Munro 
 J P Cockburn 
 Sir Hew D Ross 
 P Durnford 
 H F Holcombe 
 J S Sinclair 
 W Lloyd 
 Majors. 
 
 Bla Walsh 
 RH Birch 
 J Armstrong 
 E Wilmot 
 J Maclachlan 
 
 C Younghusban Ja Adams 
 
 Geo Crawford 
 Sir A Dickson 
 R Bull 
 
 Francis Smith 
 Charles Egan 
 HenryHickman 
 R Macdonald 
 Thos I Forbes 
 James W Smith 
 
 W Roberts 
 T Paterson 
 W Morrison 
 W Cleeve 
 Captains. 
 N W Oliver 
 C H God by 
 J P St Clair 
 R J J Lacy 
 
 J A Clement 
 R Douglas 
 E P Wilgress 
 D Campbell 
 W G Eliot 
 F Campbell 
 G Turner 
 R F Cleaveland 
 WT Skinner 
 Sir R Gardiner 
 P Wallace 
 R Jones 
 J E Jones 
 T A Brandreth 
 Da Story 
 T Hutcheson 
 E C Whinyates 
 J Michell 
 H Trelawny 
 J Chester 
 Arthur Hunt 
 Chas Gilmour 
 FAS Knox 
 John Taylor 
 jW D Nicolls 
 [Stephen Kirby 
 J P Adye 
 
Ty — 
 
 Henry Bates 
 George Cobbe 
 JW Kettlewell 
 A C Mercer 
 W Clibborn 
 James E Grant 
 W G Power 
 G Carl Coffin 
 T Greatly 
 J S Bastard 
 Thomas Cubitt 
 Cyprian Bridge 
 H Baynes 
 T G Browne 
 Duncan Grant 
 Charles Mosse 
 Wm Butts 
 Henry A Scott 
 W Greene 
 A M Maxwell 
 R S Douglas 
 J Cade Petley 
 Thos Dyneley 
 J B Parker 
 H C Russell 
 Joseph Darby 
 E Y Walcott 
 S Rudyerd 
 Wm Bentham 
 W Cator 
 C C Dansey 
 Daniel Bissett 
 Alf Thompson 
 A F Crawford 
 H W Gordon 
 W Colebrooke 
 Richard King 
 W D Jones 
 W B Dundas 
 Fred Arabin 
 E T Michell 
 Rich B Hunt 
 
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 C Cruttenden 
 Peter Faddy 
 Christ Clarke 
 C G Napier 
 W Wylde 
 Chas E Gordon 
 W E Maling 
 D M Bourchier 
 2d Captains, 
 Philip Walker 
 A Maclachlan 
 Thomas Scott 
 C Blachley 
 A Macdonald 
 John Longley 
 H R Moor 
 H G Jackson 
 E Sabine 
 Wm Dunn 
 Z C Bayly 
 Ed Cruttenden 
 Thomas Dewell 
 J W Spellen 
 W C Lempriere 
 Allen Cameron 
 J Sinclair 
 James Gray 
 James Fogo 
 O H Baynes 
 Hon.WArbuth- 
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 James Evans 
 Thomas Carter 
 H Blachley 
 Ja A Cbalmer 
 J E G Parker 
 F Macbean 
 VV H Stopford 
 Lloyd Dowse 
 GJ Belson 
 P D Stewart 
 RCMolesworth 
 
 F R Chesney 
 Wm Bell 
 Geo B Fraser 
 Mat Louis 
 T Grantham 
 Sam Charters 
 Fras Haultain 
 John Gordon 
 W Brereton 
 P V England 
 J E Maunsell 
 Irwine Whitty 
 H L Sweeting 
 A M Campbell 
 George Jones 
 J J Chapman 
 Fred Wright 
 J H Wood 
 W E Jackson 
 Basil R Heron 
 E B Gapper 
 Geo Du rn ford 
 W R Grant 
 G Pringle 
 Edw Coxwell 
 Chas Dalton 
 J R Colebrooke 
 H F Cubitt 
 R B Rawnsley 
 Wm A Raynes 
 C S Torriano 
 G Mainwaring 
 R Hardinge 
 Joseph Hanwell 
 
 Sir W Smith 
 Charles Fold 
 P Sandilands 
 ThomasN King 
 B Willis 
 B H Vaughan 
 Iff Lieuts. 
 Jos T Ellison 
 T Strangways 
 Samuel Wyatt 
 Wm H Hill 
 John H Freer 
 Arch W Hope 
 G M Baynes 
 David Pattullo 
 John C Burton 
 John L Smith 
 James Day 
 John Eyre 
 Robret A Speer 
 Wm Elgee 
 J M Stephens 
 Wm Lemoine 
 James S Law 
 W C Anderson 
 Geo Browne 
 Chas Manners 
 Reyn Palmer 
 J R Hornsby 
 A O W Schalach 
 R S Armstrong 
 T R Cookson 
 John S Rich 
 Mark Evans 
 
 T F Simmons ijohn Davies 
 R Andrews ijohr. Pascoe 
 Henry Forster G T Rowland 
 Edm Sheppard George Birch 
 P W Lawlor jGeorge Spiller 
 Geo W Barker 'Arthur Carter 
 L S B Robertson J N Colquhonn 
 W E Locke (A Ward 
 
Henry Palliser 
 E D Hawkins 
 H N Daniel 
 A Macbean 
 R N King 
 Alex Duncan 
 H G Ord 
 B L Poynter 
 J Gillespie 
 HL Garstin 
 RA Wilson 
 R B Blakiston 
 C R Dickens 
 W C Lindsay 
 
 A R Harrison 
 Geo Charleton 
 Rich Kendall 
 H R Wright 
 Geo J Hunter 
 Edw J Bridges 
 John Street 
 Francis Weston 
 K C Wulff 
 W Montagu 
 Robert Clarke 
 R Litchfield 
 John Trotter 
 Wm Furneaux 
 Hugh Morgan 
 F Warde 
 Robert Grimes 
 W B Ingilby 
 H Pester 
 Mich Tweedie 
 Fred Bayly 
 Henry Stanway 
 Justly Hill 
 Lynch Talbot 
 R Wm Story 
 Fras Dawson 
 H Bisshopp 
 Chas Douglas 
 Henry Slade 
 Henry Hough 
 Geo G Palmer 
 Henry Hutchins J Somerville 
 George James 
 G K Pemberton 
 Chas H Nevett 
 James Howell 
 E W Wood 
 W H Lawrence 
 J Bloomfield 
 Edward Trevor 
 Rich R Drew 
 G S Maule 
 
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 Fras Holcombe 
 Harry Stow 
 George R Luke 
 Wm Fraser 
 Chas Gostling 
 Chas H Mee 
 T Desbrisay 
 Henry F Slater 
 Thomas Pearse 
 J M Spearman 
 Wm J Stokes 
 Cha B Symons 
 W Lister Kaye 
 Robt A Rogers 
 
 Rich Tomkyns ,'Thos C Robe 
 W H Poole 
 H Williams 
 H W Pickard 
 W Greenwood 
 Evan Morgan 
 RGB Wilson 
 AOMolesworth 
 B Cuppage 
 Robert Burn 
 R B Burnaby 
 R G S Smith 
 James Lys 
 T Watkins 
 D Jngo 
 
 John H Griffin 
 T A Lethbridge 
 
 John Dyson 
 A Runnacles 
 G M Glasgow 
 Tho M Mottley 
 Richard Basset 
 W W D* Arley 
 Wm Mayne 
 E N Wilford 
 John Tylden 
 Jas A Gilbert 
 R F St John 
 W H Pickering 
 Thos W Luard 
 Wm Dixon 
 Wm Stewart 
 J W Seddon 
 JW Collington 
 B O’N Lyster j Philip Heath 
 R L Cornelius |Wm Berners 
 Lewis E Walsh Rich Shepherd 
 W H Hennis |Geo H Hyde 
 John Johnson tThos P Flude 
 Charles GKett J M Savage 
 G Hare iJasS Cremer 
 
 F A Griffiths |W Y Fenwick 
 H Chamberlain .Francis Weller 
 Dan Thorndike ‘Tho Knatchbull 
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 J H St John 
 R J Dacres 
 S A Severne 
 J Hollingworth 
 C W Wingfield 
 Alex Tulloh 
 John S Farrell 
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 S W May 
 G P Heywood 
 C P Brewer 
 John Knowles 
 Henry Poole 
 Henry O’Brien 
 Zach Mudge 
 Arthur Gosset 
 CE Beauchamp 
 S J Skinner 
 A Alcock 
 Robert Luard 
 H G Tcesdale,. . 
 John Gore 
 Noel T Lake 
 F L Edridge 
 H Mathias 
 John Wynne 
 D Warren 
 Piercy Benn 
 JohnDeschamps 
 Geo Burroughs 
 Chas Strickland 
 J H Humfrey 
 W M Smith 
 T A Shone 
 E Tindal 
 Geo T Boger 
 George Rogers 
 James Turner 
 Rich D French 
 A Shuttleworth 
 Geo Bingham 
 Thos U Walker 
 
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 John Matson 
 J H Cockburn 
 Hen S Coombe 
 Geo Matkland 
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 John Hill 
 Howe C Bevan 
 Cha H Mallock 
 C H Burnaby 
 Thomas Dyer 
 WmF Williams 
 Wm Patten 
 John G Walker 
 Henry Geary 
 Robert Pigot 
 John H Caddy 
 Hen Jos Morris 
 H WHinchcliffe 
 John E Tapp 
 R M Poulden 
 John M Coy 
 HAOmmanney 
 E Fitzh Grant 
 WGC Caffin 
 John Sinclair 
 Charles Bignell 
 J W Mitchell 
 GeoJ Beresford 
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 Adjutants. 
 John Kane 
 W H Bent 
 W Saunders 
 E Barlow 
 J W Smith 
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 T O Cater 
 R F Romer 
 Charles Otway 
 
 Qr Masters. 
 James Reid 
 Thomas Betts 
 John M‘Coy 
 Charles Hill 
 Samuel Trenck 
 A Claik 
 Samuel Barnes 
 Alex Calder 
 Wm Gates 
 J Wightman 
 Geo Landels 
 Alex Barker 
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 Captain , 
 Master Gen. of 
 the Ordnance 
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 1st Lieuts. 
 
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 1st Lts. 
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 Colonels . 
 SirHElphinston 
 Elias Durnford 
 Geo Whitmore 
 F Thackeray 
 HA Morshead 
 John F Birch 
 S R Chapman 
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 Edward Figg 
 Thomas Colby 
 Sir C F Smith 
 G S Harding 
 Sir G C Hoste 
 J R Wright 
 G G Lewis 
 T M Dickens 
 Henry Smart 
 John Hobbs 
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 WCF Holloway 
 Rich Boteler 
 H W Vavasour 
 Samuel Romilly 
 Geo Gray don 
 Alex Fraser 
 Robt Thomson 
 JMF Smith 
 
 Cornelius Mann Rice Jones 
 
 George Wright 
 John Hassard 
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 Hen Goldfinch 
 James RArnold 
 J F Burgoyne 
 
 Robt S Hustler 
 Thomas Moody 
 John Oldfield 
 Mat C Dixon 
 Pat D Calder 
 Charles Dixon 
 John B Harris 
 IWm H Slade 
 
 J T Jones (John Harper 
 George Cardew jW B Tylden 
 
 W G osset 
 John By 
 Thomas Fyers 
 H Vigoureux 
 G Buchanan 
 C G Ellicombe 
 E Fanshawe 
 G F Macleod 
 Wm Douglas 
 T Cunningham 
 
 John N Wells 
 WmF Dawson 
 R Z Mudge 
 Frank Stanway 
 Arch Walker 
 Sh Williams 
 W Davies Smith 
 Fred English 
 ThosBlanshard 
 Alex Brown 
 
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 A Emmett 
 A Thomson 
 Wm C Ward 
 Wm P Haigh 
 James Gordon 
 George Barney 
 Harry D Jones 
 R Bonnycastle 
 Henry Cardew 
 Anth Marshall 
 G FThompson 
 R S Piper 
 George Gipps 
 2 d Ccifits. 
 Henry A Colby 
 Philip Barry 
 Ham A Tapp 
 Wm Reid 
 Sam CMelhuish 
 Wm Redm Ord 
 John L Hulme 
 J S Macaulay 
 Roger Kelsall 
 J W Pringle 
 Henry J Savage 
 M A Waters 
 ChasE Prince 
 Penuel Cole 
 John S Kitson 
 Theo H Elliot 
 Edw Matson 
 James C Victor 
 Crigh Grierson 
 Rich J Baron 
 T H Fenwick 
 Lewis A Hall 
 Patrick Yule 
 Geo Phillpotts 
 Chas J Selwyn 
 Wm M Gossett 
 Thos F Lancey 
 
 Rich S Young 
 Daniel Bolton 
 F W Whinyates 
 Alex W Robe 
 RC Alderson 
 Ives Stocker 
 George West 
 Chas Wriglit 
 Charles Rivers 
 F R Thomson 
 H Y Wortham 
 James P Catty 
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 Joshua Jebb 
 John Smyth 
 Hen H Wilson 
 Al Hendtrson 
 Tho Battershee 
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 Arth Walpole 
 Rich J Vicars 
 George Tait 
 H R Brandreth 
 ThosL Lewis 
 C O Streatfeild 
 Jos E Portlock 
 John Ker 
 Edward Covey 
 Hemy Briscoe 
 Wm Gregory 
 C C Alexander 
 J H Rutherfurd 
 Arthur Kay 
 George C Page 
 Hen Sandham 
 Col M‘Kenzic 
 T C Luxmoore 
 Wm Fat is 
 E B Patten 
 
 F H Baddeley 
 George Dalton 
 Charles Burt 
 GCD Lewis 
 T H Blackiston 
 Chas H Beague 
 G C Du Plat 
 Hen G Boldero 
 Thos Budgen 
 M Wm Heath 
 Vine Jos Biscoe 
 RF Clavering 
 Henry P Wulff 
 Mont Williams 
 JohnHawkshaw 
 Geo Hotham 
 Geo W Lemon 
 Thomas Hore 
 Hen NLagden 
 Thos Foster 
 G F W Bordes 
 Fras Randolph 
 John I Hope 
 Wm C Foibes 
 R J Stotherd 
 Alex Gordon 
 Cowper Rose 
 Wm B Marlow 
 T Drummond 
 R K Dawson 
 Henry Pooley 
 H F Murphy 
 F W Pettingal 
 S H Wentworth 
 Hemy Tucker 
 George Browne 
 B S Stehelin 
 Wm Lancey 
 
 H O Crawley 
 Hen T Edridge 
 John Twiss 
 L Viney Smith 
 John Walpole 
 Geo Wm Dixon 
 T A Larcom 
 Edward Vicars 
 Elias Durnford 
 Geo Boscawen 
 2 d Lieuts . 
 StAMolesworth 
 Robert Boteler 
 Edward Frome 
 Rich Howorth 
 J D Heatley 
 Robt Dash wood 
 C C Wilkinson 
 Jas Greatorex 
 Wm Renwick 
 T H Rimington 
 W E Broughton 
 Rich J Nelson 
 Robt Fenwick 
 Geo Burgman 
 Edw Aldrich 
 John Chaytor 
 Robert N Bull 
 Sid H Knocker 
 Jos Coddington 
 Charles Bailey 
 Charles Ensor 
 W H Denison 
 John Cromie 
 John Williams 
 Ed W Durnford 
 Edw T Lloyd 
 Henry James 
 
 Rich Alexander Wm Robinson 
 
 Cha Oldershaw 
 G S Whitmore 
 Hen Servante 
 
 Thos R Moold 
 George Wynne 
 James Lynn 
 

 Maj. of Brig. 
 C G Ellicombe 
 
 Royal 
 
 Irtval. Engineers . 
 
 Col. 
 
 Lieut-col. 
 Philip Hughes 
 Captain 
 John Henryson 
 ad Captain 
 Edward Fyers 
 ist Lieut. 
 Hen L Renny 
 
 Roy. Sappers 
 Miners, officered 
 by the Corps oj 
 R. Engineers. 
 Staff. 
 
 Maj. of Brig, 
 Rice Jones 
 
 J Galloway, qin 
 Greenwood, agt 
 
 Establishment 
 for instructing 
 the Corps in Mil. 
 
 Field Works , 
 Director, 
 
 C W Pasley 
 
 176 
 
 E Matson, adjt Thomas Lloyd 
 
 Medical 
 
 Department. 
 
 Direct.-Gen, 
 Sir John Webb 
 
 Sur .- G. Iff Insp. 
 R W Roberts 
 Resid. Surg . 
 Wm Durie 
 Surgeons . 
 
 1 Michael Parker 
 
 Wm Kebby 
 N Fitzpatrick 
 Morg Thomas 
 N P Bradley 
 Henry Sproull 
 E Simpson 
 T Morg Jones 
 T Macm Fogo 
 A Macdonald 
 Apothecary , 
 Wm Harris 
 Assist. Surg. 
 James Stewart 
 J W Halahan 
 J Verling 
 A Ogilvie 
 C T Whitfield 
 Thos Seaton 
 T H Quigley 
 James Parratt 
 Morg Nugent 
 
 Thos Whitelaw 
 2d As.-Surg . 
 Wm F Nelson 
 James Barlow 
 Wm Sproull 
 Stew Chisholm 
 Mich Tuthill 
 James Nixon 
 Vet. Surg. 
 John Percivall 
 Henry Coward 
 Paym. 
 
 Greenw. &Cox 
 
 Field Train 
 Department. 
 Director Gen. 
 LtGen.Douglas 
 Chief Com. 
 William Stace 
 Asst. Com. 
 Samuel J Tibbs 
 
 COMMANDANTS and PERMANENT STAFF of the 
 North British MILITIA , with their Head-Quarters. 
 
 ABERDEEN. 
 
 Aberdeen. 
 Eof Aboyne, col. 
 Al Gordon, adj 
 C Adamfon, pm 
 Lt. Jas Roy, qm 
 NSutherland,sw 
 
 ARGYLL & BUTE 
 Campbeltown. 
 LdCampbell, col 
 F Campbell, adj. 
 F Campbell, pm 
 Jas Brown, sur 
 
 Piince Regt’s 
 
 Ayr. 
 
 Wm Kelfo, col. 
 AM‘Pherson,a^ 
 D M‘Intyre,|?7n 
 WDonaldson,s« 
 
 BERWICK, HAD¬ 
 DINGTON, LIN¬ 
 LITHGOW, and 
 PEEBLES. 
 
 Coldstream. 
 
 E. of Home, col. 
 J M‘Laren, adj 
 R Cunningham, 
 pm 
 
 R. Reg. of Ayr. MTurnbull, su 
 
 DUMFRTES, ROX 
 BU EG H& SELKIRK 
 
 Dumfries. 
 MarqofQueens- 
 berry, col. 
 
 F Swanfon, ad, 
 RThorburn,/m 
 Lt. Grieve, qm 
 J Symons, surg. 
 
 EDINBURGH. 
 
 (County & City) 
 Dalkeith. 
 MofLothian, col 
 David Bird, ad. 
 D Paterfon, pm 
 A Grant, qm 
 
 WGraham, sur 
 
 FIFE. 
 
 Cupar. 
 
 E. of Kellie, col. 
 H B Wood, ad 
 W Lawson, pm 
 J Graham, sur 
 
 FORFAR & KIN¬ 
 CARDINE. 
 
 Montrose . 
 Colonel, 
 Hon. A Douglas 
 Capt Clark, adj 
 J ThOftifon, pm 
 J Jack, qm 
 
H Hoile, surg 
 
 INVERNESS, 
 BANFF, ELGIN, 
 and NAIRN. 
 Inverness. 
 Hon.FW Grant, 
 colonel 
 
 H Walker, ad 
 W Lobban,/>m 
 J Grant, qm 
 Ja Bayne, surg 
 
 KIRKCUDBRIGHT 
 
 and wigton. 
 Kirkcudbright. 
 D Maxwell, col 
 
 J Dun, ad, 
 
 J M‘Crakan,j?m G Balvaird,/im 
 Zv^Donaidfonjyr Lt. Mann, qm 
 Dav. Blair, surg J Macfarlane,si 
 
 177 
 
 J Gibbons, ad. 
 
 G Balvaird,/im 
 
 ROYAL LANARK. 
 
 Hamilton. 
 D.of Hamilton, 
 colonel 
 
 J M'Lean, ad 
 J Stevenfon, fim 
 D M'Intosh, qm 
 J Anderson, surg 
 
 ROYAL PERTH. 
 
 Perth. 
 
 EofKinnoul,co£ 
 
 5,SM 
 
 RENFREW. 
 
 Paisley. 
 Arch.Campbell, 
 colonel 
 
 G Jamieson, ad, 
 G Hamilton, pm 
 PFergufon, qm 
 Jr Barrie, surg 
 
 ROSS, CAITHNESS, 
 SUTHERLAND, & 
 CROMARTY. j 
 
 Dingwall. 
 Chas Fraser, col 
 A M‘Leod, ad 
 AM‘Kenzie,/im 
 J Miller, qm 
 J Wishart, sur 
 
 STIRLING, DUM¬ 
 BARTON, CLACK¬ 
 MANNAN, and 
 KINROSS. 
 
 Stirling. 
 
 Jas Russell, col. 
 J Fraser, adj 
 Jas Dougall, pm 
 X^M‘Dougal,yr 
 D Dobie, surg 
 
 Volunteer Regiments commissioned by His Majefty. 
 
 LIGHT HORSE 
 VOLS. OF LONDON 
 & WESTMINSTER. 
 
 (raised in 1779 .) 
 
 Head Quarters, 
 Gray's Inn Lane 
 Colonel 
 Cha Bosanquet 
 Lieut-col 
 R B Dunlop 
 Major 
 
 John Maberly 
 Captains 
 Henry Berens 
 George Jenner 
 Herbert Jenner 
 M Shakespear 
 Joseph Berens 
 Samuel Scott 
 Lieuts 
 Tho Mellish 
 
 Major Rhode 
 Henry Harman 
 J Drummond 
 A Spotiiswoode 
 Cornets 
 Samuel Forster 
 L P Wilson 
 A Y Spearman 
 
 Lieut-col 
 Wm Wigram 
 Major 
 
 Chas Mills, jun, 
 Captains 
 Chas Mortimer 
 JasPeppercorne 
 Thomas Wood George CoUard 
 JNCollyer Walter Young 
 
 Octav. Wigram ® dw " d . L ?'‘ e 
 RevGBuchanan Cor Wheeler 
 
 Joseph Allen 
 . M Gteenaway 
 
 ll.d. chapl. 
 
 J Bamfoid, adjt ™ 
 n ck aa~ J Robert Smith 
 G Shedden, qm ... A „ 
 wiwT- u Wm A Hunt 
 W Wright, surg 
 
 WSewell, vet *s. Lieuts 
 
 — |Wm Baker 
 roy. east India George Parish 
 vol. infantry. Chas Preston 
 Colonel IW H Nuthall 
 Wm Astell iWillou Wigston 
 
 Wm Dickinson 
 Peter Cameron 
 F F Thompson 
 Charles Hebard 
 Wm Heathcote 
 John Brown 
 Edward Parish 
 
 Ensigns 
 Thos Hennah 
 H Dickinson 
 Edw F Danvers 
 J D Ritherdon 
 R CCodrington 
 Wm W White 
 George Cox 
 George Trevor 
 
 H Johnston, ad 
 

 178 
 
 Rates at which Officers on Foreign Half-pay are permitted to 
 dispose of their Commissions , 3d Nov. 1825. 
 
 The Oflireis on Foreign Half-pay who have received King's 
 Commissions , and who have retired with the Regimental Rank 
 of Lieutenant-Colonel, Major, and Captain, are permitted to dis¬ 
 pose of their Commissions, as Unattached Half-pay Commissions, 
 upon the terms subjoined. 
 
 They shrill receive tico thirds of the new price of the Infantry 
 Commission* of their Regimental Rank, viz. 
 
 The Lieutenant-Colonel - £ 3,000 0 0 
 
 The Major - 2,133 6 8 
 
 The Captain ... 1,200 0 0 
 
 ESTABLISHMENTS IN GREAT BRITAIN. 
 
 Greenwich Hospital. 
 
 Sir R G Keats, Governor 
 William Browell, Lieut . Gov. 
 Sir T. Thomson, k.c.b. Treas . 
 Wm Beattie, m.d. Physician 
 Richard Dobson, M.d. Surgeon 
 Haslar Hospital , 
 Charles Craven, Governor 
 Plymouth Hospital , 
 Richard Creyke, Governor 
 
 Chelsea Hospital. 
 
 Gen. Sir Sam. Hulfe, Governor 
 Lt. Gen. Sir A. Hope, Lt. Gov. 
 Lt-col. Henry Le Blanc, Major 
 Lt. col- John Wilson, Adjutant 
 Richard Neave, Secretary 
 
 SisKf 
 
 William Somerville, Physician 
 Sir Everard Home, Surgeon 
 William North, Apothecary 
 
 Royal Military College 
 at Sandhurst. 
 
 Gen. Sir Edward Paget, Gov. 
 Col. James Butler, Lieut. Gov. 
 Lt.-col. jM‘Dermott, Major 
 
 Captains . Maj. Charles Wright, 
 Thomas Abraham, and Major 
 Charles Diggle 
 
 Capt P Clias, Sup. of Gym. Exer. 
 Capt J Chadwick, Riding Mas. 
 Rev. W Wheeler, Chaplain, ^c. 
 Capt John Garvock, Secretary 
 Capt Charles Stone, Paymaster 
 George Sam Collycr, Treasurer 
 Capt George Proctor, Adjutant 
 Alex Calder, Quarter Master 
 Ninian Bruce, Surgeon 
 John Pickering, As. Surg. 
 
 Royal Military Asylum 
 at Chelsea . 
 
 Lieut-col. J Williamson, Comm. 
 Capt John Lngard, Sec. Adjt. 
 Ensign J Fullom, Assist.-Adjt. 
 Ensign Wm Fair, Q. Mr. 
 
 Rev. George Clark, Chaplain 
 Peter M‘ Gregor, Surgeon 
 Samuel G Law ranee, As.-Surg. 
 
 Military Asylum 
 at Southampton. 
 
 Lieut-col. George Evatt, Comm. 
 J W Carry, Chaplain 
 W G Watson, Assist-Surg. 
 
REGIMENTAL PAY. 
 
 
 LifeGds. 
 
 Horse (r.| 
 
 Foot (ids 
 
 Dr(J. 
 
 % 
 
 Drag 
 
 Foot. 
 
 Artillery. 
 
 Hoy. 
 Eng . 
 
 Roy. 
 
 Ma¬ 
 
 rines. 
 
 Mi lit. 
 and 
 Fenc. 
 
 Subsis 
 
 rt 
 
 Cl 
 
 Subsis 
 
 Pay. 
 
 Subsis 
 
 & 
 
 Mar. 
 & Inv 
 Bat. 
 
 v . 
 
 E bi 
 c ‘Z 
 
 
 5 . d. 
 
 s. d. 
 
 s. d. 
 
 s. d.' 
 
 s. d. 
 
 s. d. 
 
 s. d. 
 
 s. d. 
 
 s. d. 
 
 i. d. 
 
 s. d. 
 
 s. 
 
 d. 
 
 s. d. 
 
 Colonel Commandant 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 54 9 £ 
 
 >'0 0 
 
 54 4 
 
 . 
 
 . 
 
 . . 
 
 Colonel . , . . . 
 
 27 0 
 
 36 0 
 
 31 0 
 
 41 0 
 
 30 0 
 
 39 O' 
 
 32 10 
 
 22 6 
 
 26 0 
 
 n o 
 
 23 9 
 
 22 
 
 6 
 
 22 6 
 
 Lieut-Colonel . . . 
 
 23 3 
 
 31 0 
 
 22 6 
 
 29 6 21 6 
 
 28 6 
 
 23 0 
 
 17 0 
 
 18 1 
 
 27 1 
 
 17 11 
 
 17 
 
 0 
 
 15 11 
 
 Major. 
 
 19 6 
 
 26 0 
 
 21 6 
 
 27 0 18 6 
 
 24 6 
 
 19 3 
 
 16 0 
 
 16 11 
 
 22 11 
 
 . . 
 
 16 
 
 0 
 
 14 1 
 
 Captain. 
 
 12 0 
 
 16 0 
 
 16 6 
 
 21 6 12 6 
 
 16 6 
 
 14 7 
 
 10 6 
 
 11 1 
 
 16 1 
 
 11 0 
 
 10 
 
 6 
 
 10 6 
 
 Do. with Brev. ofMaj. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 12 6 
 
 13 1 
 
 18 1 
 
 13 0 
 
 12 
 
 6 
 
 . 
 
 Lieutenant .... 
 
 8 3 
 
 11 0 
 
 11 0 
 
 15 6 
 
 6 0 
 
 7 10 
 
 9 0 
 
 6 6 
 
 6 1C 
 
 9 10 
 
 6 10 
 
 6 
 
 6 
 
 J6 6 
 
 Do. of above 7 yrs stand. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 7 6 
 
 7 10 
 
 10 10 
 
 7 10 
 
 7 
 
 6 
 
 . 
 
 Coronet,Ensign,& 2 d Lt. 
 
 7 3 
 
 8 6 
 
 11 6 
 
 14 6 
 
 4 f 
 
 5 10 
 
 8 0 
 
 5 3 
 
 5 7 
 
 , . 
 
 5 7 
 
 5 
 
 3 
 
 to 3 
 
 Paymaster .... 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 15 0 
 
 15 0 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 + 15 0 
 
 Adjutant. 
 
 13 0 
 
 !3 0 
 
 10 0 
 
 10 0 
 
 10 0 
 
 10 0 
 
 10 0 
 
 8 6 
 
 8 6 
 
 10 6 
 
 6 0 
 
 8 
 
 6 
 
 8 6 
 
 Quarter Master . . 
 
 4 9 
 
 6 C 
 
 6 6 
 
 8 6 
 
 6 6 
 
 6 6 
 
 *8 0 
 
 6 6 
 
 7 10 
 
 L0 10 
 
 6 (' 
 
 6 
 
 6 
 
 6 6 
 
 Surgeon Major . . . 
 
 
 
 
 
 16 8 
 
 20 6 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Battalion Surgeon 
 
 
 
 
 
 10 0 
 
 12 0 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Surgeon . 
 
 9 0 
 
 12 0 
 
 9 0 
 
 12 0 
 
 
 , . 
 
 11 4 
 
 11 4 
 
 11 4 
 
 
 
 
 
 11 4 
 
 Assistant Surgeon . . 
 
 8 6 
 
 8 6 
 
 8 6 
 
 8 6 
 
 7 6 
 
 7 e 
 
 8 6 
 
 7 6 
 
 7 6 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Surgeon’s Mate . . . 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 J 5 0 
 
 Veterinary Surgeon 
 
 8 0 
 
 8 0 
 
 8 0 
 
 8 
 
 . . 
 
 . . 
 
 8 0 
 
 . • 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 The difference between the Subsistence and 
 
 Gross Pay of the Officers of these Regts., 
 after deducting Poundage, Hospital, and 
 Agency, is paid as Arrears, 
 
 These rates include 2 s. a day for a horse. 
 
 Including Pay as a Subaltern. 
 
 If holding another Com. Lieuts of Militia 
 receive only 4 s 8d—Ensigns 3 s 8d. 
 
"7 
 
 180 
 
 PENSIONS TO OFFICERS’ 
 Regimental . Not brevet. 
 
 To the W idow of a per ann. 
 
 Gen. Lt Gen. and Maj.Gen. L.120 I 
 
 Col. ofa Re^. not a Gen.Offi. 
 lieutenant Colonel 
 
 Major 
 Captain 
 
 First Lieutenant 
 Second do. Cornet, & Ensign 
 I*aym.previous to24Aug.i811 40 
 
 WIDOWS. 
 
 Staff . p. ann. 
 
 ToWidow of a Com.-Gen. L.120 
 i Deputy Commis. General 60 
 
 ) Do. after 3 yrs on Full-pay 70 
 
 > Assist. Commiss. General 50 
 
 I Deputy do. - 40 
 
 insp.ofHos. £ in certain cir* $ 60 
 1 Deputy do. S cumstances. 50 
 Physician, after serv. abroad 50 
 Do. not having served abroad 40 
 l Purveyor and Surgeon - 40 
 
 Deputy Purveyor - 30 
 
 Apothecary - - 3(5’ 
 
 ) llos. Mate, after serv, abroad 30 
 ) Chaplain General - SO 
 Chaplain, after serv. abroad 50 
 District Paymaster - 50 
 
 (r^T The above Pensions are payable every Four months, viz. 
 April, August, and December, at the Pay Office, Whitehall, ex¬ 
 cept those that relate to the Commissariat Department, which are 
 payable Quarterly, at the Treasury Chambers, Whitehall. 
 
 Do. subsequent to ditto 
 Adjutant and Surgeon 
 Quar. Mas. and Ass. Sur. 
 Veterinary Surgeon 
 Chaplain 
 
 Pensions to Officers having lost (or having sustained an injury 
 equal to losing) an Eye or a Limb on Service. 
 
 The Officers marked thus *, to have the allowance according to 
 their Army Rank, if they prefer it. 
 
 Field Marshal, General, or Lieut. General, commanding in Chief 
 atthetime [To be considered.]—Lieut. General L.400 
 
 Major General, or Brigadier Gen. commanding a Brigade; 
 
 and Commissary General at the head of Department 350 
 
 Colonel, Lieutenant Colonel, * Adjutant General, ^Quarter 
 Master General, * Deputy Adjutant General, if Chief of 
 the Department, * Deputy Quarter Master General, if do. 
 Commissary General not at the head ofa Department, 
 Deputy Do. at the head ofa Dep. and Insp. of Hospitals 300 
 Major Commanding - - - - 250 
 
 Major, * Deputy Adjt General, *Dep. Quar. Master Gen. 
 
 Dep. Inspector of Hosp., Dep. Commis. Gen. not at the 
 head of a Department ... 200 
 
 Captain, * Assist. Adjt Gen., * Assist. Quarter-master Gen., 
 
 * Dep. do., *Sec. to Comm, of Forces, * Aide-de-Camp, 
 ♦Major of Brigade, Assist. Comm. Gen., *Judge Adv., 
 Chaplain, Paymaster, Physician, StatfSurg., Regimental 
 Surgeon, Purveyor - 100 
 
 Lieutenant, Adjutant, Dep. Ass. Comm. Gen. - 70 
 
 Cornet, Ensign, 2d Lieut., Regt Qr-master, Assist. Surg., 
 Apothecary, Hosp. Asst., Vet. Surg., Dep. Purveyor 
 
 Payments Half yearly r at the ray Office, Whitehall. 
 
 50 
 
18 ! 
 
 I’he KING'S MINISTERS who form the CABINET . 
 Earl Eldon, lord high chancellor 
 Earl of Harrowby, lord president of the council 
 Earl of Liverpool, first lord commissioner of the treasury 
 Earl of Westmorland, lord privy seal 
 
 Rt Hon. Robert. Peel, secretary of state for the home department 
 Rt. Hon. George Canning, sec . of state for foreign department 
 Earl Bathurst, secretary of state for the ivar department 
 Duke of Wellington, master-general of the ordnance 
 Right hon, Fred. John Robinson, chancellor of the exchequer 
 Viscount Melville, first lord commissioner of the admiralty 
 Rt hon. C. Watkin W. Wynn, president of the board of control 
 Right hon. William Huskisson, treasurer of the navy 
 Lord Bexley, chancellor of the duchy of Lancaster 
 
 %* Lord Viscount Sidmouth retains his seat. 
 
 PR 1 VT C 0 U N c 
 
 Duke of York 
 Duke of Clarence 
 Duke of Cumberland 
 Duke of SufTex 
 Duke of Cambiidge 
 Duke of Gloucefter 
 P. of Saxe Cobourg 
 Archb of Canterbury 
 Earl of Eldon, Ld.CIi 
 Archb. of York 
 Earl of Harrowby, P. 
 E Westmorland, PS. 
 D. of Montrofe, L.C 
 Duke of Bedford 
 Duke of Hamilton 
 Duke of Dorset 
 Duke of Atholl 
 D.of Northumberland 
 Duke of Wellington 
 Duke of Buckingham 
 MqConyngham, L.S. 
 Marquis of Hertford 
 Marq of Lanfdowne 
 Marq of Stafford 
 Marq of Winchefter 
 
 Marq Welleflcy 
 Marq of Haftings 
 Marq Camden 
 Marq Choimondeley 
 Mq of,Londonderry 
 Marq of Graham 
 Earl of Carlisle 
 Earl of Derby 
 Earl of Pembroke 
 Earl of Lauderdale 
 Earl of Shaftesbury 
 Earl of Elgin 
 Earl of Macclesfield 
 Earl of Harrington 
 Earl Fitzwilliam 
 Earl of Hardwicke 
 Earl Spencer 
 Earl of Chatham 
 Earl Bathurft 
 Earl of Claiendon 
 Earl Grofvenor 
 EofMount-Edgcomb 
 Earl of Liverpool 
 Earl of Powis 
 Ear! Grey 
 
 Q 
 
 IL. 
 
 Earl of Carysfort 
 Earl of Courtown 
 Earl of Clancarty 
 Earl of Mulgrave 
 Earl Cathcart 
 Earl Talbot 
 Earl Roden 
 Earl of Tankerville 
 Earl of Aberdeen 
 Lord C H Somerfet 
 Lord Robert Spencer 
 Vifc. Strangford 
 Vifc. Palmerston 
 Vifc. Sidmouth 
 Vifc. Melville 
 Lord J Townfhend 
 Lord G T Bercsford 
 Vifc. Granville 
 Viscount Beresford 
 Lord John Thynne 
 Lord Binning * 
 Bishop of London 
 Lord Holland 
 Lord Carteret 
 Lord Grenville 
 
Earl Amherst 
 Lord Arden 
 Lord Gwyder- 
 Lord Manners 
 Lord Teignmouth 
 Lord Henley 
 Lord Redefdale 
 Lord St Helens 
 Lord Co'chester 
 Lord Maryborough 
 Lord Stowell 
 Lord Oriel 
 Lord Burghersh 
 Lord Bexley 
 Lord Farnborough 
 Lord Bloomfield 
 Charles M Sutton 
 Sir Arch Macdonald 
 Thomas Grenville 
 George Canning 
 Wm Dundas 
 Charles Philip Yorke 
 Sir Wm Grant 
 Thomas Wallace 
 Charles Bath urft 
 Wm Wickham 
 George Tierney 
 Sir Arthur Paget 
 
 182 
 
 Wm Drummond 
 Charles Arbuthnot 
 John Hookham Frere 
 Sir Samuel Shepherd 
 Charles Grant 
 Reginald Pole Carevv 
 John Sullivan 
 Sir John Newport 
 Hon. Henry Pierpoint 
 Richard Ryder 
 Sir John Nicholl 
 Sir H Wellesley 
 Sir John Sinclair 
 Sir Robert Lifton 
 F J Robinfbn 
 Robert Peel 
 Hon. V Fitzgerald 
 Hugh Elliot 
 Wm Huskisson 
 E. Thorn ton 
 Sir Henry Russell 
 Wm St urges Bourne 
 Sir Charles Stuart 
 William Adam 
 Hon. Charles Bagot 
 Hon. Robert Gordon 
 Sir G F Hill 
 John Beckett 
 
 Sir J. Leach 
 Sir W A’Court 
 Sir G H Rofe 
 Sir Charles Abbott 
 Sir R. Dallas 
 David Boyle 
 Hon. W N Hill 
 Stratford Canning 
 Sir G Ouseley 
 Henry Golbourn 
 C W W Wynn 
 Sir W H Freemantl* 
 Hon. Fred J Lamb 
 A J Poster 
 Sir Geo Warrender 
 Charles Hope 
 Sir W Alexander 
 Sir W D Best 
 C R Vaughan 
 H W W Wynn 
 
 Or din. Clerks , 
 
 James Buller 
 G C F Greville 
 
 777S MAJESTY'S HOUSEHOLD . 
 Duke of Montrose, Lord Chamberlain, 12001 
 Marquis of Graham, Vice-Chamber lain, 11591 8s 4d 
 Marquis of Winchester, Groom of the Stole , 20001 
 Lords of the Bed-Chamber, 10001 
 
 Marquis of Head fort 
 Viscount Melbourne 
 Lord Glenlyon 
 Viscount Petersham 
 
 Viscount Lake 
 Earl of Delawarr 
 Lord Graves 
 Ma- q of Londonderry 
 
 Lord MounTcharles 
 Hon General Finch 
 Hon Col Stanhope 
 Gen Sir W Keppcl 
 lion A Bradshaw 
 
 Grooms of the Bed Chamber, 5001 
 
 Lord St Helens 
 Lord f.ovaine 
 Earl of Erroll 
 Lord Sfratftavon 
 
 Gen Sir Wm Lumiey Colonel J Whatley 
 Lt-Gen Sir T Turner Sir Edmund Nagle 
 
 Sir Charles Paget 
 Hon Henry King 
 
 [Sir Ad F Barnard 
 Sir William Houston 
 
183 
 
 Marquis Conyngham, lord steward, 14601 
 Lord George Thomas Beresford, comptroller, 12001 
 William HFreemantle, treasurer , 12001 
 George Talbot, Esq. paymaster , 5001 
 General Sir Samuel Hulse, master of household, 5001 
 Lord Mountcharles, master of the robes, 8801 
 Sir William Knighton, privy purse 
 
 Lari of Macclesfield, captain of the yeomen of the guard , 10001 
 Earl of Courts wn, captain of the band of pensioners , 10001 
 Duke of St Albans, hereditary grand falconer, 12001 
 Lord Gwydir, deputy great chamberlain 
 Lord Maryborough, master of the staghounds, 20001 
 Duke of Dorset, master of horse, 1266113s 4d 
 Lieut-Gen Hammond, chief equery —Lt-Gen S W Congreve, hart. 
 Major Gen. Bay ley, Major Gen. Sir R H Vivian, General Sir 
 Robert Bolton, equeries. 
 
 Sir Gilbert Blane, Sir Henry Halford, Sir Matthew J. Tierney, 
 and Dr Henry Southey, physicians in ordinary, 3001 
 Sir Gilbert Blane, physician to the household, 2001 
 Robert Roddam. M.D. naval physician 
 
 Sir Everard Home, and Dr Pat. Macgregor, serjeantsurgeons 
 Sir Astlev P Cooper, surgeon to the person 
 John Phillip-, surgeon to the household 
 
 Wm Wadd, Sir A. Carlisle, S. L. llammick, surgeons extraord. 
 
 Henry Alexander, surgeon oculist 
 
 Sir William Adams, oculist extraordinary 
 
 John Nussej', apothecary to the person 
 
 Dr John Latham, Sir James M‘Giegor, and Dr Charles Bank- 
 head, physicians extraordinary 
 William Maule and John Harrison Curtis, aurists 
 Charles Dutnergne, surgeon dentist 
 John Heath, dentist extraordinary 
 Archbishop of York, lord high almoner 
 Loid Bishop of London, dean of the chapel royal, 2001 
 Lord Bishop of Lincoln, clerk of the king's closet 
 Sir Robert Chester, mastel of the ceremonies, 3001 
 Henry T B Mash, assistant and marshall 
 William Shield, master of the band of music, 3001 
 George Colman, inspector of plays, 4001 
 Robert Southey, Esq. poet-laureate, 1001 
 C. Eyre, A. Strahan,and John Reeves, printers 
 
 DUKE of YORK'S HOUSEHOLD. 
 
 Lieut.-Col. B C Stephenson, ccmptroller and master of household 
 Sir Thomas Stepney, groom of the bed-chamber 
 F Dighton, private secretary 
 
 Dr Pearson, Dr Thompson, Dr Drever, Dr Morison, physicians 
 Dr Theodore Gordon, physician extraordinary 
 
DUKE £ DUCHESS of CLARENCE'S HOUSEHOLD . 
 John Barton, treasurer and comptroller 
 
 Sir CM Pole, Lt.Col. Cooper, SirH Blackwood .grooms ofbed-ch. 
 Marchss of Westmeath, Countess of Mayo, ladies of bed-chamber 
 Sir Gilbert Blane, Drs Cooper, Down, and Burnett, physicians 
 J Doratt, and Edward Tegart, surgeons 
 
 DUKE of CUMBERLAND'S HOUSEHOLD . 
 
 , comptroller 
 
 Gen Wynyard, Col Thornton, Gen SirC Grant, grooms ofbed-ch. 
 i Captain Charles Jones, secretary 
 
 DUKE of SUSSEX'S HOUSEHOLD. 
 
 Lord Graves, comptroller 
 
 Adm Sir T Williams, CoiOgg, Gen Sir G Walker, grooms of bed-ch. 
 Henry Stephenson, auditor 
 
 Lady of the Bedchamber to H. R. Highness Princess Augusta, 
 Lady Mary Taylor.—To H. R. Highness Princess Sophia, 
 Lady John Thynne 
 
 DUCHESS of KENT'S HOUSEHOLD. 
 
 General Wetherall, comptroller —Captain Conroy, equerry 
 Baroness de Spaeth, lady of the bedchamber 
 
 DUKE § DUCHESS of GLOUCESTER'S HOUSEHOLD. 
 Edmund Currey, comptroller 
 
 Ladies Isabella Thynne, and Caroline Legge, ladies of the bed-ch. 
 
 PRINCE LEOPOLD of SAXE-COBOURG's Household. 
 Baron deStockmar, comptroller 
 Sir Robert Gardiner and Hon. Edward Cust, equerries 
 
 BRITISH MINISTERS ABROAD. 
 
 Austria , Rt Hon.Hen. Wellesley 
 Edward M Ward, sec 
 Russia. Viscount Strangford 
 Ed. C. Disbrowe, sec 
 France, Rt-hon Vise. Granville 
 H. C. Hamilton, sec. 
 
 Spain , Rt hon. Fred. Lamb 
 George Bosanquet, sec. > 
 Netherlands , Sir Charles Bagot 
 
 A S Douglas, sec 
 Turkey , Rt. hon. S. Canning 
 W Turner, sec. 
 
 Prussia , Earl of Clanwiiliam 
 Hon. W. Temple, sec . 
 America , Rt hon. C R Vaughan 
 Charles Bankhead, sec. 
 Naples , Wm Noel Hill 
 H S Fox, sec. 
 
186 
 
 Sweden, Lord Bloomfield 
 A 1) Bloomfield , sec. 
 
 Denmark, H. W. Wynn 
 Peter Browne, sec. 
 
 Sardinia , Aug. John Foster 
 C M St George, sec. 
 
 Germanic Confed. F. Cathcart 
 J R Milbanke, sec. 
 
 Portugal , Sir W. A’Court 
 Hon. F Reginald Forbes, sec. 
 
 Bavaria , Sir Brook Taylor 
 Thomas Cartwright, sec 
 
 Persia, H. Willock 
 Saxony , George W. Chadd 
 Charles Barnard, sec. 
 Wirtemberg , Lord Krskine 
 lion. (1 li Seymour, sec. 
 Switzerland , Hon. A. Percy 
 R. Pakenham, sec. 
 
 Tuscany, Lord Burghersh 
 W F Strangeways, sec. 
 
 Rio de la Plata , Lord Ponsonby 
 Brazil , Rt hon. Robert Gordon 
 Colombia, Alex. Cockburu 
 
 FOREIGN MINISTERS at the BRITISH COURT. 
 
 Austria , Prince Paul Esterhazy 
 Russia , Count de Lieven 
 
 A. de Dubatchefsky cons-gen 
 France , Prince de Polignac 
 Chev. Seguier, consul-gen 
 Spain , M. de Alcudia 
 
 Don J. P de Leina, cons-gen 
 Netherlands , Baron de Falck 
 London , W May, esq; cons-g 
 Aberdeen , John Stewart 
 Sweden , Baron de Stierueld 
 Denmark , Count de Molthe 
 John Campbell, esq; cons-gen 
 Portugal, Marquis de Palmella 
 J F Thomaz, consul-gen 
 
 Prussia , Baron Maltzan 
 Turkey , J. Natali, consul-gen. 
 Sardinia, Count St M.d’Aiglie 
 Sicily, Count de Ludoif 
 Bavaria, Baron de Cetto 
 Wurtemberg , Ct Mandelslohe 
 Saxony , M Biederman 
 Hanover, Count M Mein hovel 
 Switzerland, A. L. Prevost 
 Baden , & Hesse, Bar. Langsdorf 
 Oldenberg , MrC. C. Berber 
 /ians Towns, J Colquhouu 
 America , Albert Gallatin 
 Tho Aspinwall, consul-gen 
 Colombia , M Hurtado 
 
 His Majesty’s CONSULS ABROAD. 
 
 France, D R Morier, cons.-gen. 
 Calais, S G Marshall 
 Nantes, Sir Richard Clayton 
 Spain, Sir J Meade, cons-gen 
 Portugal, J Mathews, cons-gen 
 Oporto, John Crispin 
 Madeira , Henry Veitch 
 Venice , W T Money, cons-gen 
 Roman States , John Parke, esq 
 Leghorn, John Falconer, esq. 
 Naples, Sir H Luvhington 
 Sicily, Fred. Lind man, esq. 
 Gottenburgh, H T Liddel 
 Stockholm . George Foy, esq. 
 Norway, Charles Durie, esq. 
 Denmark, Cha Fenwick, esq 
 Russia, Sir Daniel Barley 
 B/acfc Sea, J Yeames, cons £ 
 
 Daptzic, Alexander Gibson 
 Konigsberg, T Fonblanque 
 Hamburgh, Henry Canning 
 Amsterdam, Robert Melvil 
 Rotterdam, Alex Ferrier, esq. 
 Ottoman Porte, J Cartwright 
 Egypt, Henry Salt 
 United States, A St John Baker 
 New-Fork, James Buchanan 
 New Orleans, George Salkeld 
 Mexico , Lionel Hervey 
 Fern Cruz, J Henderson 
 Brazils, II. Chamberlain 
 Morocco, JamesS Douglas 
 Algiers , Henry M‘Donnell 
 Tripoli, Hanmer Warrington 
 7'unis, Sir Thomas Reade 
 Jlayli, Charles Mackenzie 
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 COUNCIL OFFICE , WHITEHALL. 
 
 James Buller, and C. C. Fulke GrevilJe, clerks of the council 
 John Litchfield, Wm O Humphrey, John Barrett Lennard, Peter 
 Hen. Valle, Henry Gaitskell, and W O Patch, under clerks 
 Rev. Dr T B Clarke, receiver of clergy returns 
 Longueville Clarke, assistant receiver of clergy returns 
 W. Flint and J. Baker, keepers of the council chamber 
 
 The Most Noble ORDER of the GARTER , 
 
 Instituted by Edward III. 1350; to consist of the Sovereign and 
 25 Knights, exclusive of the Princes of the Blood Royal. 
 Motto— Iloni soi quimaly-pense —Ribbon, Blue . 
 
 Prince Leopold of 
 Saxe Cobourg 
 Earl cf Chatham 
 1 Earl of Weftmorland 
 Earl Spencer 
 Marquis Camden 
 Duke of Rutland 
 Earl of Hardwicke 
 Duke of Beaufort 
 Earl of Pembroke 
 Marquis of Stafford 
 Earl of Lonfdale 
 Marquis Wellefley 
 Duke of Montrofe 
 
 SirThomas Tyrwhitt, ufher of the black rod. 
 
 Bishop of Winchefler, prelate iDean of Windfor, regiflrar 
 Bishop of Salifbury, chancellor [SirGNayler,garter king-at-arms 
 
 The Most Ancient ORDER of the THISTLE , 
 Instituted in 787, restored in 1540 ; revived in 1687, and re¬ 
 established in 1703, for the Sovereign and it, Knights. 
 Motto, Nemo me irn/iune lacessit —Ribbon, Green. 
 
 The Sovereign 
 Duke of York 
 Duke of Clarence 
 Duke of Cumberland 
 Duke of Suffex 
 Duke of Cambridge 
 Duke of Gloucefter 
 Emperor of Austria 
 King of Prussia 
 King of Spain 
 King of Netherlands 
 King of Denmark 
 King of Portugal 
 King of France 
 
 Marquis of Hastings 
 Duke of NewcafUe 
 Duke of Wellington 
 Earl of Liverpool 
 Earl Bathurst 
 Marquis of Anglesey 
 D of Northumberland 
 Duke of Buckingham 
 Mq of Cholmondeley 
 Marquis of Hertford 
 Marquis of Bath 
 Duke of Dorset 
 
 Extra Knights t 
 EofLaudcudale 
 Vise Melville 
 
 The Sovereign Earl Cathcart M, of Tvveeddale 
 D. of Clarence E. of Aberdeen M. Queensberry 
 Dukeof Gordon E. of Galloway Earl of Cassillis 
 Earl of Morton E.of Abergaveny 
 DukeofAtholl M of Aylesbury! 
 
 Dr William Lawrence Brown, dean of the order 
 Earl of Kinnoull, king of arms. Lord Robert Kerr, sec. 
 Robert Quarme, gent, ulher of the green rod 
 
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 The Most Illustrious ORDER of ST. PATRICK , 
 Instituted 5th Feb* I 7 ^ 3 > t° consist of the Sovereign, as Grand 
 Master, a Prince of the Blood-Royal, and fifteen Knights. 
 Motto, Quis separabit .— Ribbon, Sky Blue. 
 
 The Sovereign 
 D. Cumberland 
 E cf Carysfort 
 M Conyngham 
 M of Headfort 
 E of Roden 
 
 E of Shannon 
 E O’Neill 
 M of Thomond 
 M of Sligo 
 Eof Enniskillen 
 E of Longford 
 
 Marquis of Ely 
 Earl of Caledon 
 Mq. of Donegal 
 M of Ormonde 
 Earl of Meath 
 
 Earl of Fingall 
 E of Courtown 
 Earl Talbot 
 
 *1 he Lord Lieutenant, Grand Master. 
 
 Lord Prirmte, Prelate ISir Fred J Falkiner, Secretary 
 
 Archbp. of Dublin, Chancellor Sir C Vernon, Usher Black Hod 
 Dean of St Patrick’s, Registrar (Sir S. Bruce, Genealogist 
 
 The Most Honourable MILITARY ORDER of the BATH , 
 Motto —Triajuncta in uno— Ribbon, Red. 
 
 Instituted in England in 1399; revived by George I. 1725; 
 and on the 2d Jan. 1815, it was ordained that it should thence¬ 
 forward consist of Three Claeses: 1st, Knights Grand Crosses; 
 2d, Knights Commanders; and, 3d, Companions. 
 
 First Class. —Military Knights GrandUrosses. 
 
 The Sovereign 
 Duke of York 
 Duke of Clarence 
 Duke of Cumberland 
 Duke of Cambridge 
 Duke of Gloucefter 
 Prince Saxe Cobourg 
 sir Rob. Abercromby 
 sir Alured Clarke 
 Lord Donoughmore 
 sir James Saumarez 
 Lo#d Howden 
 Duke of Wellington 
 Earl Ludlow 
 Earl of Northefk 
 sir Rich Jn Strachan 
 sir Alex 1 Cochrane 
 sir Richard G Kcafces 
 sir David Baird 
 sir Brent Spencer 
 
 sir John C Sherbioke 
 Lord Beresford 
 Lord Lynedoch 
 Lord Hill 
 sii Edward Paget 
 Lord Combermere 
 sir George Nugent 
 sir William Keppel 
 sir John Doyle 
 LordWHC Bentinck 
 sir G Lowry Cole 
 Marq.ofLondonderry 
 Hon. sir A Hope 
 sirTJenry Clinton 
 Earl of Dalhoufie 
 sir Wra Stewart 
 sir George Murray 
 Prince of Orange 
 sir George Montagu 
 Marquis of Anglefey 
 
 sir R Brownrigg 
 sir W H Clinton 
 sir C Colville 
 Lord Gam bier 
 sir James Kempt 
 Lord Exmouth 
 sir D Ochterlony 
 sir Gor. Drummond 
 sir G T Walker 
 sir C M Pole 
 sir George Cockburn 
 Marquis of Haftings 
 sir Thomas Hislop 
 sir J Malcolm 
 Lord Howard 
 sir W Domett 
 sir Thomas Foley 
 Earl Harcourt 
 sir H Johnston 
 Earl of Mulgrave 
 
1C. 
 
 sir C H KnowlesJ 
 sir T Pakenhara 
 Lord Harris 
 sir B Tarleton 
 sir George Hewett 
 sir George Don 
 Earl Rosslyn 
 Marquis of Huntly 
 sir George Martin 
 sir T B Thompson 
 sir H Neale 
 sir John Oswald 
 sir Ed Thornborough 
 sir Eliab Harvey 
 sir Wm J Hope 
 sir Henry Fane 
 
 Civil Knights Grand 
 Crosses, 
 
 Lord Henley 
 sir Arthur Paget 
 sir George H Barlow 
 Vifcount Strangford 
 sir Henry Wellefley 
 sir Charles Stuart 
 Earl of Clancarty 
 sir Robert Liston 
 sir W A’Court 
 Lord Farnborough 
 sir C Bagot 
 sir Edw Thornton 
 Lord Bloomfield 
 Visct Granville 
 
 Honorary Knights 
 Grand Crosses. 
 King of Wirtemberg 
 Prince Volkonsky 
 Count Woronzow 
 Count Zieten 
 Baion Frimont 
 Count Alten 
 
 138 
 
 Second Class. 
 
 Knights Commanders, 
 sir J H Whitshed 
 sir Rich Bickerton 
 sir John Knight 
 sir Edmund Nagle 
 sir W Sidney Smith 
 sir Herbert Sawyer 
 sir Robert Stopford 
 sir R C Fergufon 
 sir H Warde 
 sir Charles Tyler 
 sir Thomas Williams 
 sir Wm Houftoun 
 sir Wm Lumley 
 sir Miles Nightingall 
 sir H F Campbell 
 sir Wm Hargood 
 sir Robert Moorfom 
 sir Law. W Halfted 
 sir Jofeph S Yorke 
 sir A K Legge 
 sir Alan Cameron 
 sir George Anfon 
 sir F Laforey 
 sir P C Durham 
 sir Ifrael Pellew 
 sir Henry Bell 
 sir Wm Anion 
 sir Edward Howorth 
 sir C Wale 
 sir J O Vandeleur 
 sir Edward Stopford 
 sir Benj Hallowell 
 Lord A Beauclerck 
 sir J Nicoll Morris 
 sir T Byam Martin 
 sir Wm H Pringle 
 Lord Henry Paulett 
 sir Graham Moore 
 sir Henry WBayntun 
 sir Richard King 
 
 sir Richard Lee 
 sir F P Robinfon 
 sir Edward Barne3 
 sir John Byng 
 sir Thomas Brisbane 
 Lord R E Somerfet 
 sir Thomas Bradford 
 sir John Lambert 
 sir J W Gordon 
 sir Manley Power 
 Lord Aylmer 
 sir Wm Hotham 
 sirPulteney Malcolm 
 sir John Gore 
 sir Henry Hotham 
 sir J Rowley 
 sir Edw Codrington 
 sir Charles Rowley 
 sir Colquhoun Grant 
 sir T S Beckwith 
 sir R W O’Callaghan 
 sir John Keane 
 sir Colin Halkett 
 sir H Edw Bunbury 
 sir R Hussey Vivian 
 sir Henry Torrens 
 sir George Eyre 
 sir Charles Brisbane 
 sir John Talbot 
 sir Edward Berry 
 sii Edw Hamilton 
 sir E WCR Owen 
 sir Thomas M Hardy 
 sir J Brenton 
 sir M Seymour 
 sir PBV Broke 
 sir Wm Hofte 
 sir Chriftopher Cole 
 sir J A Gordon 
 sir Thomas Staines 
 sir Edward Tucker 
 si John Erlley 
 
r Charles P Belson 
 r Benj D’Urban 
 r G R Birgham 
 r Chas J Greville 
 r A F Barnard 
 J Cameron 
 r Charles Pratt 
 r Edw Blakeney 
 r John M Lean 
 r R Downes Jackfon 
 r Colin Campbell 
 r John Colborne 
 r A Campbell 
 r Thos Arbuthnot 
 r H F Bouverie 
 rW Williams 
 r A Leith 
 r RL Dundas 
 r R Arbuthnot 
 r Charles Sutton 
 r Jam* Douglas 
 r Henry Hardinge 
 r GII F Berkeley 
 r Jeremiah Dickfon 
 r John M Doyle 
 r Thos Noel Hill 
 r Chas Broke Vere 
 Lord F Somerset 
 sir James Wilfon 
 sir Alex J Dickon 
 sir John May 
 sir George Scovell 
 sir Wm Gomm 
 Lord Downes 
 sir Richard Williams 
 
 189 
 
 r James Malcolm 
 r James A Hope 
 r Auguftus Frazer 
 r HewD Rofs 
 r E K Williams 
 r Frederick Stovin 
 r Joleph Carncrofs 
 r Robert Gardiner 
 r Moore Difney 
 r Wm Inglis 
 sir James Lyon 
 r Davidge Gould 
 r G Cooke 
 r P Maitland 
 t Frederick Adam 
 r CV Penrofe 
 r Hudson Lowe 
 r David Milne 
 r Alex Campbell 
 r R Macfarlane 
 r R S Donkin 
 r M Dixon 
 r H Blackwood 
 r J P Beresford 
 r H T Montretor 
 r H Trollope 
 r John Wells 
 r H Nicholls 
 r R Barlow 
 r George Grey 
 r W Keir Grant 
 r James Campbell 
 r Lionel Smith 
 r T Pritzler 
 r Wm C Fahie 
 
 sir R W Otway 
 
 Of the Fast-India 
 Service . 
 
 Isir Robert Blair 
 'sir Hector Maclean 
 sir Thomas Dallas 
 sir Gab Martindell 
 sir George S Browne 
 sir R Barclay 
 sir R Jones 
 sir D Marshall 
 sir Thomas Munro 
 sir John Doveton 
 sir Thomas Brown 
 
 Honorary Knights 
 Commanders. 
 Baron Linsingen 
 Count Walmoden 
 Count Nugent 
 Baron Low 
 Henry de Hinuber 
 W de Dornberg 
 F A de Hertzberg 
 Julius Hartmann 
 Baron de Muffling 
 Don Miguel A lava 
 Baron Van de Capel- 
 lan 
 
 Baton Vincent 
 Gcn.Pozzo di Borgo 
 Gen. de Reede 
 J^t-gen. Lamotte 
 
 Dean of Weftminfter, dean of the order 
 Sir George Nayler, genealogifl and blanc coursier herald 
 J P Cullum, Bath king of arms—James Pulman, deputy 
 Lt-col. William Lewis Herries, registrer and fecretary 
 George Fred. Beltz, f.s.a., gent.-usher of the Scarlet Rod, 
 and Brunswick Herald 
 
 William Wood, secretary to the second and third classes 
 
190 
 
 GOVERNMENT OFFICES. 
 
 Tr eafury. 
 
 Earl of Liverpool, firft lord commiffioner, 4000 1 , 
 
 Rt. Hon. F. John Robinson, Viscount Lowther, LordG.C.H. 
 Somerset, Lord Granville, Earl of Mount-Charles, andE,A. 
 Macnaughten, lords commiffioners, 1600I. 
 
 S R Lushington and J C Herries, fccretaries, 3229I. 
 
 William Hill, assistant-fee.—George Maule, folicitor. 
 
 Henry Brougham, ferjeant-at-at ms—E. B. Bullock, chief clerk 
 
 Receipt of Exchequer . 
 
 Rt hon. F. J. Robinson, chancellor and treafurer, 1800I 
 Lord Grenville, auditor, 4000I-—Charles Bedford, chief clerk 
 Marquis Camden, Earl Bathurft, Right hon. Charles Yorke, and 
 Spencer Pcrcival, Efq; tellers of exchequer 
 Henry Ellis, clerk of the pells.-— EWRoberts, his clerk 
 Earl of Guilford and M Burgoyne, chamberlains of tally court 
 R. Mitford, C. P. Rushworth, G. T. Steward, W. R. Bradshaw, 
 Sir H. Campbell, commissioners of tax-office—E. Bates, fee. * 
 
 Board of Trade and Plantations. 
 
 Rt.hon. W. Huskisson, pres.—Rt,hon. C. Grant, vice-pres. 
 
 The Minifters 
 Lord Chancellor 
 Archb of Canterbury 
 Speaker of Commons 
 Chancellor of Duchy 
 of Lancaster 
 
 Paym. of the Forces 
 Treas. of the Navy 
 Mailer of the Mint 
 Sir John Nichols 
 Lord Redefdale 
 C Arbuthnot 
 
 James Buller, and C. 
 
 C. F. Greville, seer. 
 T Lack, affistant sec. 
 John Porter, ift clerk 
 E Leeves, private sec. 
 to the president 
 
 Privy Seal and Signet Office. 
 
 Earl of Weflmoreland, lord privy feal, 3000/. 
 
 Sir James Macdonald, John H Carles, and John T Fane, clerks. 
 
 COLONIES. 
 Secretary , 
 
 Earl Bathurft 
 Under Secretaries , 
 Robert W Horton 
 Robert Wm Hay 
 A Gordon, chief elk 
 
 Secretaries of State . 
 
 HOME. 
 
 Secretary , 
 
 Rt. Hon. Robert Peel 
 Under Secretaries , 
 Henry Hobhoufe 
 G R Dawson 
 T Plasket> chief elk 
 
 foreign. 
 Secretary , 
 
 Rt hon Geo Canning 
 Under Secretaries , 
 Joseph Planta 
 Lord Howard 
 Marq. of Clanricarde 
 
191 
 
 SRollelton, gazette-writer |R G Clark, gazette printer 
 HHobhouse, keep.of Hate papersICharles Goddard, transmitter 
 
 Admiralty Office. 
 
 Lord Vifc. Melville, firfl lord commiffioner, 5000I. 
 
 Lords Commissioners , ioool each. 
 
 Sir WJ Hope | SirG Clerk | Sir GCockburn | WRKDouglas 
 Lord Stowell, judge of admiralty court, 1380 1 . 
 
 JW Croker, fee. 4000I 
 John Barrow, 2d fee. 2000I 
 JH Arnold, admiralty-advocate 
 SirC Robinfon, king’s adv.gen. 
 
 Lord Arden, regiftrar of adm. 
 James Farquhar, H Swabey, and 
 J B Morgan, deputies 
 Hon. H Lindsay, marshal 
 
 Duke of Wellington, mafler-gen 
 Sir W H Clinton, lieut.-gen. 
 Wm Griffin, fee. to the board 
 William Holmes, Efq; treafurer 
 
 Ordnance Office. 
 
 Lord Downes, surveyor-general 
 Sir Henry Harding, clerk 
 John Beckett, Efq; judge-adv. 
 to the forces 
 
 War-Office 
 
 Right Hon. Vifcount Palmerllon, fecretary at war. 
 
 L Sullivan, esq. deputy fecretary—Robert Luken, ift clerk 
 Rt hon. W F Fitzgerald, paym.-gen.—Sir H Torrens, adjt-gen* 
 
 Officers of his Majefty's Mint. 
 
 Thomas Wallace, mailer, 3000I 
 John Tekell, comptroller 350I 
 John Barton, deputy compt. 
 
 R Bingley, alfay-mafler, 2251 
 H Dehoste, furv. of melt, izcl 
 WT Brande, clerk of irons 
 
 Herald* s College , 
 
 Duke of Norfolk, hereditary earl marfhat 
 Sir George Nayler, garter principal king of arms 
 Ralph Bigland, clarencieux king of arms 
 Edmond Lodge, esq. norroy king of arms 
 
 Joint Great Chamberlain of England. 
 
 Lady Willoughby d’Erefby, and Marchionefs of Cholmondeley 
 Lord Gwydir, deputy, 3C00I. 
 
 High Court of Chancery. 
 
 Earl of Eldon, lord high chancellor. 
 
 Sir JS Copley, mafter of the rolls—Sir John Leach, vice-chanc« 
 
S C Cox 
 F P Stratford 
 F. Cross 
 
 192 
 
 Maficrs in Chancery. 
 James Stephen {James Trower 
 J E Dowdeswell Wm Wingfield 
 
 James Farrer 
 
 John S Harvey, accountant-gen. G Humphreys & J Humphreys, 
 D of St Albans, prin. regiftrar j clerks in difpenfation-ofiice 
 Earl Bathurft, clerk of the crown Henry Petrie, keeper of records 
 
 Court of Exchequer . 
 
 Right Hon. Fredeiick John Robinson, chancellor. 
 
 Sir William Alexander, lord chief baron, 4000I. 
 
 Sir Robert Graham, Sir William Garrow, and Sir John Hullock, 
 barons 3000I 
 
 FI Vincent, king’s remem. |JGrinwood, treasurer’s rememb. 
 H Brougham, ferjeant at arms [Ld Bentinck, clerk to the pipe 
 
 Court of King's Bench . 
 
 Sir Charles Abbott, lord chief jaflice, 5500I. 
 
 Sir J Bailey, Sir G Holroyd, and Sir J Littledale, judges, 3000b 
 Ford Kenyon, cuftos brevium I Sir NC Tindall, folicitor-general 
 Sir C Wetherall, attorney gen. [Duke of Grafton, receiver-gen. 
 
 Court of Common Pleas. 
 
 SirW. D. Best, lord chief jufHce, 4500/. 
 
 Sir J. A, Park, Sir J. Burroughs, Stephen Gaselee, judges, 3000I 
 Charles Warren, chief justice of Cnester. 
 
 Duchy Court of Lancajler . 
 
 Lord Bexley, chancellor—Sir Wm Knighton, receiver-general 
 William Walton, attorney-general 
 
 Commijfioners oj Stamp Duties . 
 
 , chairman. 
 
 J Kingston jW Montagu IE J Johnson [ 800 1 each 
 
 HJ Addington {Henry Hallam |W R Spencer JG Sykes, folicit 
 W Kappen, fee. 300I.—R H Jenkinfon, rec.-gen. 600I. 
 
 Commissioners , 
 12001 
 
 Rich B Deane 
 Wm Booth by 
 
 Officers of the Revenue of Cufloms . 
 
 [HenRichmond |F S Larpent IWm Cust 
 
 {William 1 Roejll J Bouverie |Hon H Legge 
 I AHHutchinsonlW F Villiers ID M Binning 
 |T B Watson jS Lushington | 
 
193 
 
 LH Ferrier and T Bruce, assist, commiss. for Scotland 
 Thomas Whitmoie, secretary, 710I 
 J. G. Walford, Wm Earnshaw.jT Taylor, comptr-gen. zoool 
 and S. Thackeray, folicitors, J D Hume, comp.outw.&inw. 
 3 °°l* ’C C Smith, receiver-general 
 
 Commissioners r fthe Revenue of Excife. 
 LordGSeymoui Alex Campbell |R Dawkins |W Plunkett 
 F H Doyle Sir J Mortlock James Hewitt John Backhouse 
 Hon. A Phipps Hn C RTrefusis) Woodb. Parish |WH Percy 
 John C Freeling, Efq. fecretary, 826 1 . 
 
 G Cholmondely, rec.gen. 2500IIR Stratford, collec. at London 
 EMilward, comptr. 1425 1 TW Carr & P Mayow, folicit. 
 CH Greville, compt. calh, 850IIH Arbuthnot, auditor, 1240I 
 
 Poft-Office —(1 660 ) 
 
 Lord Frederick Montague, poftmafter-general, 3000I 
 Francis Freeling, fee. 1200I ilnigoThomas, account-gen. 700I 
 G H Freeling, assistant C Johnfon, furv. of mail-coaches 
 
 Rob. Willmott, receiv-gen. 8oo1|M B Peacock, folicitor, 300I 
 
 Navy, Pay , and Vi dualling Offices . 
 
 Rt hon. William Huskisson, treafurcr of the navy, 3000I 
 
 John Smith, paymafter 
 W Cress well, do. for Navy bills 
 SirT B Martin, comp. 1500I 
 JosephTucker, Sir R. Seppings, 
 furveyors, ioool 
 
 Hen. H Legge, J D Thompfon, 
 RG Middleton, Hn. C. Boyle, 
 Hon. R. S. Dundas, and John 
 M Lewis, commiflioncrs 
 I George Smith, fecretary, ioool 
 Refident CommiJJioners —IOOO/. 
 
 Chas Cunningham Jamaica, TG Shortland 
 Hon. Sir G Grey |Quebec, Robert Barrie 
 William Shield lMalta, Chas B H Ross 
 Thomas Briggs | 
 
 John Day, naval florekeeper at Leith, aool. 
 
 Hon. G. A, Stapylton, I. Woolley, N. Brown, Fred. Edgcumbe, 
 John Weir, Wm Burnett, Hon. W.L.Batharst, commidioners 
 of the victualling office—M. W, Clifton, fecretary 
 
 Chatham, 
 
 Portfmouth 
 
 Plymouth, 
 
 Bermuda, 
 
 Royal Naval College . 
 
 Lord Viscount Melville, governor- 
 Capt J W Loring, lieut.-gov. I Rev. W Tate, master of classics 
 Rev, James Inman, professor (Thomas Skelton, clerk 
 
 R 
 
City of London, 
 
 Anthony Brown, lord mayor 
 Chas Farebrother / , . ff 
 Henry Winchester J sncnttS 
 Richard Clarke, chamberlain 
 Newman Knowlys, recorder 
 
 194 
 
 Bank of England , fincorp. l 6 gjj 
 John B Richards, governor 
 Samuel Drewe, dep. governor i 
 Robert Best, secretary 
 H Hase, chief cashier 
 Mr Sergeant Bosanquet, counsel i 
 
 SCOTTISH CORPORATION, LONDON. 
 
 Founded 1665, 1676; re-incorporated 1775. For the R elief of 
 Natives of Scotland, or their Descendants, who have acquired 
 no Parochial Settlement. 
 
 Duke of Clarence and St Andrews, President, 
 Vice-Presidents. 
 
 Earl of Elgin lEarl of Glasgow {Lord Binning 
 
 Marquis of Graham [Lord Glenorchv |Sir Charles Forbes, bt 
 
 Hon. William Fraser, Treas .—Robert Auld, Sec, 
 
 The Kinloch Bequest, for Annuities to 500 Seamen & Soldiers 
 Wounded in the Service, left in Trust to the above Corporation. 
 
 HIGHLAND SOCIETY, LONDON.—Inst 1778. 
 
 The King, Chief .—Viscount Glenorchy, President • 
 
 Vice Presidents , 
 
 Lord F L Gower {Sir M S Stewart,bt.lMaj-gen. D Stewart 
 Sir E M M‘Grcgor, bt-[Sir John M‘Lean | James Hamilton 
 Simon M'Gillivray, Divie Robertson, Henry Lonclands, Treas, 
 John Weddeiburn and Alex. M‘Donald, S.crs . 
 
 CALEDONIAN ASYLUM.- Inst. & incorp. iZiy. 
 
 For Supporting and Educating Children of Soldiers, Sailors, 
 and Marines, Natives of Scotland, and of Indigent Scotch Pa¬ 
 rents, resident in London, not entitled to Parochial Relief. 
 The King, Patron. 
 
 Duke of Sussex, Vice Patron—Duke of York, President. 
 Vice-Pres, D.ofWellington'Vifc. Melville (Sir Arch. Mac- 
 Duke of Atholl E. ofBredalhanejLord Lynedoch donald, Bart. 
 D. of Montrose E. of Dalhoufie |Lord Saltoun (SirC.Forbes,bt. 
 W Fairlie, A Glennie, T Hutcheon, treas.—Rev. J. Lees, sec. 
 
 BRITISH & FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY—1804. 
 Lord Teignmouth, President I Rev, A Brandram, Rev. Joseph 
 John Thornton, Treasurer | Hughes, Rev. CSteinkoplf, Secs 
 There are upwards of 900 Auxiliary and Branch Societies. 
 
195 
 
 OFFICERS OF STATE, #c. IN IRELAND. 
 Marquis Wellesley, lord lieutenant, 30,000/. 
 
 Lieut-Gen. Sir George Murray, g.c.b, commander of the forces 
 Right Hon. Henry Goulburn, principal secretary of state 
 Lt-Colonel Meriek Shaw, private sec, to the lord lieutenant 
 William Gregory, under sec. civil department 
 i Hon. J. Finch, under secretary military department 
 Lord Colchester, keeper of privy seal 
 Viscount Clifden, clerk of the council 
 Archbishop of Armagh, primate of all Ireland , almoner 
 Rev. Samuel Kyle, d.». provost of T> inity college 
 Rt Hon. John Radclift, vicar gen. and judge of prerogative court 
 Earl Stanhope, keeper of records and state papers 
 Hon J. B. R. O’Neill, constable of Dublin castle 
 Lord Manners, lord high chancellor 
 Bight Hon. Sir William MLMabon, master of the rolls 
 W Heim, T Lllis, T. Ball, and R. O’Connor, masters in chancery 
 Earl of Granard, clerk of the crown and hanaper 
 Viscount Avonmore, registrar- J. Boyd, account, general 
 Rt Hon. Charles K. Bushe, lord chief justice of king's bench 
 Richard Jehb. Charles Burton, and T. B. Vancleleur, judges 
 Rt lln. Lord H Se% mour Conway, and Lord R. Seymour Conway, 
 clerks of the crown , proilionotari.es , 
 
 Walter Bourne, deputy clerk of the crown, <£c. 
 
 Right HoS. Lord N orburv, chief justice of common pleas 
 
 Arthur Moore, William Johnson, and Robert Torrens, judges 
 
 G. Hill, prothonotary— 1). & W. Babington, keepers of writs, fyc. 
 
 Right Hon. W. C. Plunkct, attorney general 
 
 Henry Joy, solicitor general—1 Thomas Lefrov, prime serjeant 
 
 Rt Hon. Sir (5. F. Hill, vice treas.— Lt-col.W.Blacker, depute 
 
 Right Hon. Standish O'Grady, lord chief baron of exchequer 
 
 Sir W. C. Smith, James M'Cleland, and R. Penefather, barons 
 
 Viscount Kil warden, principal registrar 
 
 Arthur Hume, teller of exchequer 
 
 Anthony R. Blake, chief remembrancer 
 
 Sir Hugh Stewart, 2d remembrancer 
 
 Thomas Haft and John Stewart, deputies 
 
 Sir Jonah Barrington, judge of admiralty 
 
 J. L. Foster, king's advocate general 
 
 Karl O’Neill and Earl of Rosse, postmasters general 
 
 Sir KdwardS. Lees, secretary 
 
 Lord G. Seymour, chief commissioner of excise —Abraham Cutto, 
 and Patrick P. Fitzpatrick, assistant commissioners 
 Edward Jlearne, comptroller and accountant general 
 Henry Richmond, chidf commissioner of customs —Hon. William 
 
 Le Poer Trench and James Smyth, assistant commissioners _ 
 
 Charles Maclean, secretary 
 
 William Campbell, (chairman) J. S. Cooperand D’Arcy Mahon, 
 commissioners ofstamp$^C\\nv\es Pressley., secretary 
 
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 PEERAGE OF SCOTLAND. 
 
 _ • 
 
 Peers of the Blood Royal. 
 
 1789. TIis Royal H ighness William Henry, Duke of St Andrew's, 
 3799. His Royal Highness Ernest Augustus, Duke of reviotdale* 1 
 1801. His Royal Highness Augustus Frederick, Earl of Inverness. 
 1801. His Royal Highness Adolphus Frederick, Baron Culloden. 
 1764. Ilis Royal Highness William Frederick D. of Edinburgh. 
 
 PEERS OF SCOTLAND, 
 
 In the order of the Union RolU 
 DUKES. -8. 
 
 1643. A LEXANDER HAMILTON, Duke of Hamilton, (I). 
 
 of Brandon 1711.) Marquis of Douglas and Clydesdale, 
 Heritable Keeper of the Palace of Holy rood-house, a prhjr 
 Councillor, Lord Lieutenant of Lanarkshire, and Colonel of it's 
 Militia, (son to Archibald, 9th Duke, by Lady Harriet, daughter 
 of Alex. Earl of Galloway) born 1767, succeeded his father J819, 
 manied in 1810 Susan Euphernia, daughter of Wm. Beckford,Esq. 
 of Fonthill. Issue. 
 
 1673. WALTER FRANCIS MONTAGU SCOTT DOU¬ 
 GLAS, Duke , Earl , and Baron of Buccleugh , Earl of Dalkeith, 
 Baron Scott of Whitcbester and Eskdale; and Earl of Doncaster, 
 and Baron Tynedale, in England; and, on succeeding to the 
 Queensberry estate, Duke of Queensberry, Marquis of Dumfries¬ 
 shire, Earl of Drumlanrig and Sanquhar, Viscount Nith of Tor* 
 thorwald and Ross, Baron Douglas of Kinmount, Middlebie, and 
 Dornock, (sbnof Charles William, Duke of Buccleugh, by Har¬ 
 riet, daughterof Vise. Sidney, who died in 1814), born in 1806;* 
 succeeded his father in 1819. 
 
 1675. CHARLES LENNOX, Duke of Lennox , Earl of 
 March, (Duke of Richmond 1675), son to Charles D. of Lennox^ 
 by Lady Charlotte, daughter of the Duke of Gordon; born 1791; 
 married in 1817, to Lady Caroline, eldest daughterof the Marquis 
 of Anglesea; succeeded his father in 1819. Issue . 
 
 1684. ALEX. GORDON. Duke of Gordon , Marquis of 
 Huntly, (Earl of Norwich in 1784), K. T. Keeper of the Great 
 Seal of Scotland. Chancellor of King’s College, Aberdeen, son to 
 Cosmo Duke of Gordon, by Lady Catherine Gordon; born 1743; 
 succeeded his father 1752. Married .lane, sister to Sir Win. Max¬ 
 well of Monreith, in 1767, M ho died in 1812. Issue , George Mar¬ 
 quis of Huntly, (Lord Gordon 1807;, Colonel of 1st foot, General 
 in the army, and Lord Lieutenant of Aberdeenshire, and five daugh¬ 
 ters, viz. Duchess Dowager of Richmond, Ladv Magdalene Pal¬ 
 mer, Duchess of Manchester, Marchss. Cornwallis, and Duchess 
 of Bedford. 
 
 1701. GEORGE WILLIAM CAMPBELL, Duke of Argyll 
 Marquis of Lorn, &c. Lord Lieutenant of ArgyH-shire, (Lord 
 
Sund ridge 1766, and Lord Hamilton 1776), Heritable Master of 
 the King’s Household in Scotland, and Keeper of Dunstalfnage, 
 Dunoon, and Carrick, horn in 1768, (son to John Duke of Ar¬ 
 gyll. by Elisabeth, daughter of John Gunning, Esq. Duchess Dow¬ 
 ager of James Duke of Hamilton); succeeded his father in 1806. 
 Married Lady Caroline Elizabeth, (late Lady Paget), daughter 
 of the late l ari of Jersev, in 18J0 His only brother, Lord John 
 Campbell, (who mar. in 1820, Miss Joan Glassel of Longniddrie, 
 and has issue , two sons and a daughter), is presumptive heir. 
 
 1703. JOHN MURRAY, Duke of At ho ll, Marquis of Tul- 
 libardine, <Earl Strange 1786), K. T. Lord Lieutenant of Perth¬ 
 shire, a Privy Counsellor, son to John Duke of Atholl, by Lady 
 Charlotte Murray, daughter of James Duke of Atholl; born 1755; 
 succeeded his father in 1774, and married, 1st, Jean, sister to Vis¬ 
 count Cat heart, in 1774, who died in 1790; 2d, in 1794, Lady 
 Macleod, eldest daughter of the late Lord Forbes. Issue. 
 
 1707. J AMES GRAHAM, Duke of Montrose , Marquis of 
 Graham, &c. (Earl Graham 1722), /(. G., Lord Chamberlain, 
 Lord Justice General of Scotland, a Privy Counsellor, son to Win. 
 Duke of Montrose, by Lady Lucy Manners, dr. of the D. of Rut¬ 
 land ; born 1755; succeeded his father 1790; married, 1st, in 1785, 
 Lady Jemina Ashburnha m, who died in 1786; 2d, in 1790, Lady 
 Caroline Montague, sister to the Duke of Manchester. Issue . 
 
 1707. JAMES HENRY ROBERT INNES KER, Duke and 
 Earl of jRoxburghe, Marquis of Bowmont, &c., a Baronet, (son 
 of James, last Duke, by Harriet, daughter of the late Benjamin 
 Charlewood, Esq.) born 1816; succeeded his father in 1823. 
 
 MAIIQUISSE S.—3. 
 
 1682. CHARLES DOUGLAS, Marquis and Earl of 
 Queensberry , Vise. Drumlanrig, &c.; Lord Lieutenant of Dum- 
 fries-shire, and Colonel of its Militia, (son of Sir Win. Douglas of 
 Kelhead, by Miss Douglas of Lockerbie); succeeded William, 
 late Duke of Queensberry, in 1810, as heir male. Married, in 
 3803 Lady Caroline Scott, daughter of the late Henry Duke of 
 Buccleugh. Issue. 
 
 1694. GEORGE HAY, Marquis of Tweeddale , Earl of Gif¬ 
 ford. &c.; K.T. bom 1787, (son of George M. of Tweeddale, bv 
 Lady Hannah, sister of the Earl of Lauderdale); succeeded his 
 father in 1801. Married, in 1816, Lady Susan Montagu, second 
 daughter ofthe Duke of Manchester. Issue. 
 
 1701. JOHN WILLIAM ROBERT KERR, Marquis of 
 Lothian , Earl of Ancram, &c. (Lord Kerr, 18 i\) K.T. Lord 
 Lieutenant of Roxburgshire, (son mu William last Marquis of 
 Lothian) ; born 1794; succeeded his father in 1824. 
 
 EARLS.-43. 
 
 1065. JOHN THOMAS ERSK1VE, Earl of Mar, Lord 
 Erskiue aud Garioch ; son of John Francis Eari of Mar, by 
 R ' 
 
 
Frances, daughter of the Hon. Charles t'loyer; born 1772 ; mar¬ 
 ried Janet, eldest dr. of Pat. Miller, Esq. of Dalswinton. Issue. 
 
 1398. GEORGE LINI)ESAY CRAUFURD, EarlofCrau - 
 furd, Earl Lindesay 1633, Vise. Garnock 1705, &c.; died 1808, 
 without issue. He is succeeded in his estates by his sister Lady 
 Mary. There are several claimants to this peerage, whose claims 
 are, or will coine, before the House of Lords. 
 
 1452. WILLIAM GEO. HAY CARR, Earl of Errol, Lord 
 Hay, Heritable Lord High Constable of Scotland, a Lord of the 
 Bedchamber, (son to William Earl of Errol, by Alicia, daugh¬ 
 ter of Samuel Elliott, EsqA born27th February 1800; succeeded 
 his father in 1819. Married, Dec. 4,1820, to Eliza Fitzclarence, 
 3d daughter of His Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence. Issue. 
 
 1455. ALEXANDER SINCLAIR, Earl of Caithness, Lord 
 Berriedale, Lord Lieutenant of Caithness-shire, (kon of James i 
 Earl of Caithness, by Jean, daughter of Colonel Alex. Campbell 
 of Barcaldine); succeeded his father in 1823; mar. in 1813, Miss I 
 Leigh, daughter of the late Dean of Hereford. Issue . 
 
 1457. GEORGE WILLIAM EVELYN LESS LIE, Earl of 
 Rothes, Lord Leslie and Ballenbreich, (son of Henrietta Ann, 
 Countess of Rothes,and George Leslie of Leslie, Lsq.) born 1809; 
 succeeded his mother in 1819. A minor. 
 
 1457. GEORGE DOUGLAS, Earl of Morton. Lord Aber- 
 dour, ( Lord Douglas of Lochleven 1791) K.'I 1 . Lord Lieut, of Edin¬ 
 burghshire, ^son of Sholto Earl of Morton, by Katharine, dr. of 
 the Hon. J. Hamilton); born 1761, succeeded his father in 1774. i 
 Married, 1814, Susanne, grand dr. of the late Sir Francis Buller. 
 
 1469. DAVID STEUART ERSK1NE, Earl of Buchan, I 
 Lord Cardross, (son of Hen. Dav. Earl of Buchan, by Agnes, 
 daughter of Sir James Steuart of Goodtrees), succeeded his father 
 in 1767, and married, 1771, Margaret, daughter of Mr. Fraser of 
 Eraserfield, who died in 1819. His nephew, Henry David, (eldest 
 son of the late Hon. Henry Erskine of Ammondale, by Christiana, 
 daughter of George Fullerton, Esq ) is presumptive heir. Mar¬ 
 ried to Miss Shibley, daughter of Sir C. Shipley. Issue. 
 
 1503. ARCHIBALD MON TGOM ER1E, Earl of Eglinton, j 
 Lord Montgomerie and Kilwinning, ^ Baron Ardrossan 1806); born 
 1812, (son of Archibald Lord Montgomerie, eldest son of the last 
 Earl, by Lady Mary, only surviving child of Arch. 11th EarlJ 
 succeeded his grandfather'll ugh, 12th Earl, 1819. A minor. 
 
 1509. ARCHIBALD KENNEDY, Earl of Cassillis , Lord 
 Kennedy, (Lord Ailsa 1806 /, son of Archibald Earl of Cassillis, 
 by Miss Watts; succeeded his father in 1794; he married, in 1793, 
 Margaret, daughter of Mr. Erskine of Dun. Issue, Archibald 
 Lorn Kennedy, (married 1814 to Miss Allardyce of Dunnottar—. 
 Issue) another son, and four daughters. 
 
 1561. FRANCIS STUART, Earl of Moray, Lord Doune, 
 (Lord Stuart of Castlestuart 17 ( J6), Lord Lieutenant of Elginshire, 
 (son of Francis Earl of Moray, by Jean, daughter of Lord Gray); 
 
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 succeeded his father in 1810; married, 1st, in 1795, Lucy, second 
 daughter of the late Gen. Scott of Balcoinie, who died in 1798; 
 ^d, in 1801, Margaret, daughter of Sir Philip Ainslie. Issue. 
 
 1601. ALEXANDER HOME RAMEY, Earl of Home, 
 Lord Dunglas 9 , Lord Lieutenant of Berw ickshire, Colonel of its 
 militia, (son to Alex. Earl of Home, by Miss Ramey of Great 
 Yarmouth); born 1769, succeeded his father in 1786; married, 
 in 1798, Lady Elizabeth, 2d dr. of Henry D. of Buccleugh. Issue. 
 
 1606. THOMAS LYON BOWES, Earl of Strathmore, Lord 
 Glammis, (Baron Bowes, 1815), son to John Earl of Strathmore, 
 bv Miss Bowes, daughter of Mr. Bowes of Gibside); succeeded 
 his brother John, t*e late Earl, in 1820. Married, 1st, Miss Car¬ 
 penter, issue ; 2d, Willvelmioa, daughter of J. Cheape of Sauchie, 
 and dowager of Sir Alexander Campbell of A rdk inglass. 
 
 1606. JAMES HAMILTON, Earl of Abercorn, Lord 
 Paisley, (Marquis of Abercorn in Great Britain, 1790, Viscount 
 Strabane in Ireland) son of James Vise, Hamilton, by Lady Har¬ 
 riet, daughter of the Hon. John Douglas, (now Css. of Aberdeen) 
 born in 1811 : sue. his grandfather, John Janies, in lbl8. Minor. 
 
 1619. THOMAS ERSKLNE, Earl of Kellie, Viscount 
 Fenton, (premier Viscount of Scotland;, Commander of his Swe¬ 
 dish Majesty’s order of Gustavus Vasa, Lord Lieutenant of the 
 county of Fife, (son to Sir David Erskine of Cambo), succeeded 
 his nephew in 1799. Married, in 1771, Miss Gordon, daughter of 
 Capt. Gordon of Ardoch, and has no issue. 
 
 1619. CHARLES HAMILTON, Earl of Haddington, Lord 
 Binning, (son ot Thomas Earl of Haddington, by Miss Holt), Lord 
 Lieutenant of Haddingtonshire; horn in 1753, succeeded his father 
 in 1794. lie married Lady Sophia, sister to the Earl of Hopetoun, 
 1779, who died in 1813. Issue, Lord Binning, who married, in 
 1602, Lady Maria Parker, daughter ot the Earl of Macclesfield. 
 
 1623. GEORGE STEWART, Earl of Galloway, Vis. Garlics, 
 (Lord Stewart o! Garlies, 1796\ K.T. Lord Lieut, of Wigtonshire 
 and Kirkcudbright, a Vire-Adm. of the White, (son to John Earl 
 of Galloway, by Anne, daughter of Sir James UashwoodU suc¬ 
 ceeded his father in 1806. Married, in 1797, Lady Jane, sister of 
 the Marquis of Anglesey. Issue. 
 
 1623. JAMES MAITLAND, Earl of Lauderdale. Viscount 
 Maitland, &c. (Lord Lauderdale ofThirlstane 1806) K.T. a Privy 
 Counsellor, and Heritable Standard Bearer, (son of Jaynes Earl of 
 Lauderdale, by Miss Lombe, daughter of Sir Thomas Lombe); 
 succeeded his father in 1789. He married, in 1782, Eleanor, only 
 child of Ant. Todd, Esq. Issue. 
 
 1633. THOMAS ROBERT HAY, Earl of Kinnoull, Vis¬ 
 count Dtipplin, ( Lord Hay of Pcdwarden, 1711), Lord Lyon King 
 at Arms, Colonel of the Perthshire militia, (son of Robert Earl of 
 Kinnoul, by Anne, daughter of the Right Hon. Thomas Harley) ; 
 born in 1785; succeeded his father in i80L 
 
 1633. JOHN CRICHTON STUART, Earl of Dumfries , 
 
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 Lord Crichton, and 1703, Earl of Bute, Viscount Mountstuart, 
 (created in 1796, Marquis of Bute, Earl of Windsor, and Viscount 
 Mountjoy, also Lord Cardiff in 1776), Lord Lieutenant of the coun¬ 
 ties or Bute and Glamoi gan, and Heritable Constable of the Castle 
 of Rothsav, (son of John Viscount Mountstuart, son of the last 
 Marquis of Bute, by Lady Penelope Crichton, only daughter of 
 Patrick last Earl of Dumfries); born 1793? succeeded his mater¬ 
 nal grandfather, as Earl of Dumfries, in 1803, and his paternal 
 grandfather, as Marquis and Earl of Bute, in 1814. Married, in 
 ISIS, Lady Maria, daughter of the late Earl of Guildford. His 
 onlv brother, Patrick Janies Herbert, is presumptive heir 
 
 1633. THOMAS BRUCE, Earl of Elgin and Kincardine , 
 Lord Bruce, a Privy Counsellor, Knight of the Crescent, a Lieut.- 
 General, (son of Charles Earl of Elgin, by Miss White of London); 
 bom in 1766, succeeded his brother 1771. Married, 1st, in 1799, 
 Miss Nisbet, only daughter of William Hamilton Nisbet, Esq. of 
 Dirleton, (divorced in 1808). Issue , A son and four daughters.— 
 Married, 2d, in 1810, Miss E. Oswald, daughter of James Town¬ 
 send Oswald, Esq. of Dunnikier. Issue. 
 
 1633. CH ARLES STU ART, Earl of Traquair, Lord Lin¬ 
 ton, (a Roman Catholic), son to John Earl of Traquair, by a 
 daughter of Sir Peter Anstruther of Anstrutherfield, succeeded his 
 father in 1779. He married Miss Mary Ravenscroft 1773, who 
 died in 1796. Issue, Lord Linton, born 1781, and a daughter. 
 
 1633. FRANCIS WEMYSS CHARTER1S DOUGLAS, 
 Earl of Wemyss and March , Lord Eleho, ^Lord Wemyss, 1821) 
 Lord Lieutenant of Peeblesshire, son of Francis Lord Eleho, by 
 Miss Susan Keck; succeeded his grandfather Francis Earl of 
 Wemyss in 1808. Married, in 1794, Margaret, daughter of Wal. 
 Campbell, Esq. of Shawfield. Issue. 
 
 1633. GEORGE RxAMSAY, Earl of Dalhousie , Lord Ram¬ 
 say, (Baron Dalhousie. 1815) G.C.B. a Lieutenant-General in the 
 army, (son to George the late Earl, by Miss Glen); born 1770, 
 and succeeded his father in 1787. Married Miss Brown of Coals- 
 ton. Issue. 
 
 1637. JAMES OGILVY, Earl of Findlaler, died, in 1811, 
 without issue. Claim now before the House of Lords. 
 
 1639. DAVID OGILVY, Earl of Mrly , Lord Ogilvy, (son 
 of Walter Earl of Airly, by Jean, daughter of Dr John Ogilvy,) 
 succeeded his father in 1819. Married, in 1812, Clementina, dr. 
 of Gavin Drummond, Esq. Issue, several daughters. In depen¬ 
 dence before the House of Lords. 
 
 1641. DAVID LESLIE, Earl of Leven and Melville, Vise. 
 Balgonie. &c. a Captain in the Royal Navy, (son to Alex, last 
 E^ari by Jane, daughter of John Thornton of Clapham, Surry, 
 (w'hodied 1818); born 1786, succeeded his father 1820 ; married, 
 in 1824, Elizabeth Ann, daughter of Sir Arch. Campbell of Suc- 
 coth, Bart. Issue. 
 
 1646. THOMAS JAMES DOUGLAS, Earl of Selkirk, Lord 
 
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 Daer, (son to Thomas, last Earl,by Jean, daughter of James Wed- 
 rierburn Colville, Esq.) born!809. Succeeded his father in 3820. 
 
 1617. WILLIAM CARNEGIE, Earl of Northesk. Lord 
 Rosehiil, G.C.B. an Admiral, (son to George E. of Northesk, by a 
 daughter of the late Earl of Leven); born 1758, succeeded his fa¬ 
 ther in 1792. lie married M iss Rickets-of Longwood, Hants, niece 
 to the Earl of St V incent, in 1789. Issue. 
 
 165?. JAMES LINDSAY, Earl of Balcarras, Lord Lindsay 
 of Cummcrland, (son of Alexander Earl of Balcarras, by Eliza¬ 
 beth, daughter of Charles Dalrymple, Esq.); horn 178.4; suc¬ 
 ceeded his father in 1825 Married, in 1811, Maria Erances, 
 daughter of Lord Muncaster. Issue. 
 
 3660. GEORGE GORDON, Earl of Jboyne, Lord Strath- 
 avon, (Baron Meldrum of Morven, 1815), Colonel of the Aber¬ 
 deenshire militia, (son to Charles, last Earl, by Lady Margaret, 
 daughter of Alex. Earl of Galloway); born 1/61, succeeded his 
 father in 1794. Married, 1791, Miss Cope, 2d daughter of Sir Clia. 
 Cope, Bt. Issue, several sons and daughters. 
 
 1661. FRANCIS EYRE R. LIVINGSTONE, Earl of 
 Newburgh, Viscount Kinnaird, (a Roman Catholic); born in 1762; 
 Mtn of Francis Eyre, Esq. of W alworth Castle, Northampton, by 
 Mary,sister of James Bartholomew, 3d Earl of Newburgh; suc¬ 
 ceeded his cousin. Anth. James Radclift’Livingstone, last Earl, in 
 1834. Married, 17.87, Dorothy, dr. of John (dad win. Esq. Issue. 
 
 1669. ARCHIBALD COCHRANE, Earl of Dundonald, 
 Lord Cochrane, Gon of Thomas Earl of Dundonald); succeeded 
 his father in 1778. Married, in 1774, Anne, daughter of Cap¬ 
 tain Gilchrist, who died in 1784, and left issue , Lord Cochrane, 
 and several other children; 2d, in 1788, Mrs Mayne of Loudon, 
 who died 1809, without issue; 3d, in 1819, Anne Maria, eldest 
 daughter of F. Plowden, Esq. who died 1822. Issue , a daughter. 
 
 1677. ANTHONY ADRLAN KEITH FALCONER, Earl 
 ofKintore , Lord Inverury, and, 1647. Lord Halkerston, (sou of 
 William Earl ofKintore, by Maria, daughter of Sir Alex. Ban- 
 nerman); born in 1794; succeeded hisfatherin 1812. Married, in 
 3RI7, Miss Juliet Renny, daughter of the late Robert Renny, Esq. 
 of Borrowfield, who died in 1819. Married, 2d, in 1821, Louisa, 
 daughter of Francis Hawkins, Esq. Issue. 
 
 1678. JOHN CAMPBELL, Earl of Breadalbane, Viscount 
 Glenorchv, &c. (Lord Breadalbane of Taymouth, 1806), a Lieut.- 
 General, (son of Colin ( ampbell, Esq. of Carwhiu); born 1762, 
 succeeded his cousin in 1782. He married Miss Gavin of Langton. 
 
 in 1793. Issue _His only son, John, Viscount Glenorchv, was 
 
 married, 1821, to Eliza,daughter of George Kaillieot Jerviswood. 
 
 1682. G EORGE11A M l LTON GORDON, Earl of Aberdeen, 
 Vise. Foimartine, Lord Haddo, (Vise. Gordon, 18.14), Sic. K. 'l. a 
 Privy Counsellor, son of the late Lord Haddo, by Charles, daugh¬ 
 ter of Mr. Baird ofNewhyth; born 1784, succeeded hts grand¬ 
 father in 1801. Married, in 1805, Lady Catherine Hamilton, 
 
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 daughter of the Marquis of Abercom, who died in 1812. Issue , 
 one daughter. Married, 2d, in 1815, Harriet, Viscountess Ha¬ 
 milton, widow of Viscount Hamilton, and daughter of the Hou. | 
 John Douglas. Issue. 
 
 1686. GEORGE MURRAY, Earl of Dunmore, Viscount 
 Fincastle, Lord Murray, (son to John Kari of Dunmore, by Lady 
 Charlotte, daughter of the late Earl of Galloway); succeeded hi» 
 father in 1809. Married, in 1803, Lady Susan Hamilton, daughter 
 of the Duke of Hamilton. Issue. 
 
 1697. HUGH HUME, third Earl of Marchmont, died with¬ 
 out issue male, 1794. The title being to heirs male whatsoever, 
 Sir Alexander Home, Bart was served heir to Patrick first Earl 
 of Marchmont, in 1799,and his right to the Earldom is now, by a 
 reference from the King, under the revisal of the House of Lords. 
 
 1701. LEWIS ALEXANDER GRANT OG1LVY, Earl 
 of Seafield, and Viscount Redhaven, a Baronet, (son of Sir James 
 Grant of Grant); succeeded to these titles in 1811, on the death of 
 James Earl of Findlaterand Seafield. Unmarried. Col. the Hon. 
 Francis William Grant, M. P. who married Mary Ann, daughter 
 of J. C. Dun, Esq. and has issue, is presumptive heir. 
 
 1703. JOHN W. H DALRYMPLE, Earl of Stair, Vise, 
 Dalrymple, (son of General the Hon. William Dalrymple, by 
 Marianne Dorothy, 2d daughter of Sir Robert Uarkland, bt.) 5 
 born 1784; succeeded his unde, John, the Last Earl, in 1821. 
 
 1703. ARCHIBALD JOHN PRIMROSE, Earl of Rose- 
 berry, Lord Dalmeny, &c. (son of Neil, last Earl, by Mary, only 
 daughter of Sir Francis Vincent;; born in 1783; succeeded his 
 father in 1814. Married, in 1808, Harriet, second daughter of the 
 Hon. Bartholomew Bouverie, and by her has issue. Two sons and 
 two daughters, (divorced 1815); 2d, in 1819, Anne, eldest daugh¬ 
 ter of the late Viscount Anson. Jssue. 
 
 1703. GEORGE BOYLE, Earl of Glasgow, Viscount Kel- 
 burn. Lord Boyle, (Baron Ross, 1815), Lord Lieutenant of Ayr¬ 
 shire, (son of John, Earl of Glasgow, by Elizabeth, daughter of 
 Geo. Lord Ross); born 1765, succeeded his father in 1775. Mar¬ 
 ried, in 1788, Lady Augusta, aunt to the Earl of Errol, who died 
 id 1822. Issue, one son and two daughters. 2d, in 1824, Julia, 
 daughter of the Right Hon. Sir John Sinclair of Ulbster. 
 
 1703. THOMAS CHARLES COLLIER, Earl of Portmore, 
 Viscount Milsington, Lord Portraore, (son to William Earl of 
 Portmore, by Lady Mary Leslie, sister to the late Countess of 
 Rothes; born 1772; succeeded his father in 1823. Married, in 
 1793, Lady Mary Elizabeth Bertie, only daughter of the last 
 Duke of Ancaster, who died in 1797. His brother, William, is 
 presumptive heir. 
 
 1703. JOHN HOPE, Earl of Hopetoun, Viscount Airthrie, 
 Lord Hope, (Lord Hopetoun, 1809, Lord Niddry 1814); (son to 
 John Earl of Hopetoun, by Louisa Dorothea, third daughter of 
 Sir John Wedderburo of Ballendean); born 1803; succeeded bis 
 
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 father 1823. Married, in 1826, the II«n. Louisa Bosville Mac¬ 
 donald, eldest daughter of Lord Macdonald. 
 
 VI SCO (JTS TS. —6. 
 
 1620. LUCIUS CAIIEY, Viscount Falkland , Lord Carey, 
 (son of Charles, last Viscount Falkland, by Miss Anton, who died 
 in 1822;! born in 1803; succeeded his father in 1809. 
 
 1621, WILLIAM MURRAY, Viscount Stormont , Lord 
 Scone, Sic. (lari Mansfield, 1792), Heritable Keeper of the palace 
 of Scone, Lord Lieutenant of the county of Clackmannan, ^son of 
 David Viscount Stormont, by Louisa, sister of Lord Cathcart, 
 Countess of Mansfield in her own right); born in 1777; succeeded 
 his father in 1796. Married, in 1797, Miss Markham, daughter ot 
 the last. Archbishop of Y ork. Issue. Several sons and daughters. 
 
 1633. JOHN GORDON, Viscount of Kenmure. Lord Loch- 
 envar, (son of John Gordon of Kenmure, Esq. by Lady Frances 
 Mackenzie, daughter of the Fari of Seaforth) ; born 1750 : mar¬ 
 ried, 1781, Miss Morgan, vrhodied 1815. No issue. 
 
 1641. JOHN ARBUTHNOT, Viscount Jrbuihnot. , Lord In¬ 
 verbervie, Lord Lieutenant of Kincardineshire, (son of J. the late 
 Viscount, by Isabella, daughter of Mr. Graham of Morphie); 
 born in 1777; succeeded his father in 1800. Married, in 1805, 
 Margaret, daughter of Walter, Earl of Airly. Issue, Several sons 
 and daughters. 
 
 1662. GKO. W. F. OSBORNE, Viscount Dumblane , (D. 
 of Leeds, 1694), son of Francis 1). of Leeds, by Amelia, daughter 
 of the Farl of Holderness; born 1775, succeeded his father in 1799. 
 He married, in 1794, Lady C. Townshend, daughter of Marquis 
 Townshend. Issue. 
 
 1686. JAMES DRUMMOND, Viscount of Strathallan, Lord 
 Drummond of Cromlix, Baron Maderty 1G09, (son of the Jlon. 
 William Drummond, by Anne, daughter of Colonel David 
 Nairne) ; married. 1809, the Lady Amelia Sophia Murray, se¬ 
 cond daughter of John Duke of Atholl. Issue • 
 
 BORONS.- 25. 
 
 1440. JAMES OCHONCHAR FORBES, Lord Forbes, 
 a General, and Colonel of the 21st foot. Lord High Commissioner 
 "to the General Assembly, (son of James Lord Forbes, by Catha¬ 
 rine, daughter of Sir Robert lnnes); born in 1765 ; succeeded bis 
 father in 1804. Married, in 1792, Elizabeth, eldest daughter of 
 Walter Hunter of Polmood. Issue . 
 
 1445. ALEX. GEO. FRASER, Lord Saltoun , (son of Alex. 
 Lord Saltoun, by Miss Fraser, daughter of Simon Fraser, Esq. 
 merchant in London); born 1785, succeeded his father in 1793, 
 Married, in 1815, Catherine, daughter of Edward Lord Thurlow. 
 lias one brother, Win. married; (issue, a son) and two sisters. 
 
 1445. FRANCIS GRAY, Lord Gray , (son of John Lord 
 Gray, by Miss Blair of Kinfauns) ; born 1765, succeeded his bro- 
 
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 ther in 1807. Married, 13th February, 1734, Marv Ann, only 
 daughter of Major Johnstone, of the 63d regiment {of foot. Issue. 
 
 1445. WILLIAM SC1IAW CATHCART, Lord CrMicart} 
 K. T. (Viscount Cathcart in 1807, and Earl Cat heart in 1814), 
 Vice-Admiral of Scotland, a Privy Counsellor, a General, Col.' 
 of the 2d life guards, Knight of tiie Russian order of St Alexander 
 Newsky, &c. (sou ot Charles Lord Cathcart, by Jean,daughter of 
 Lord Arch. Hamilton); born in 1755; succeeded his father in 
 1776, and married Miss Eliz. Elliott of New York, in 1799. 
 Issue, Charles Lord Greenock, born 1783, (mar. 1818, Henrietta, 
 2d dr. of T. Mather, Esq. ;> three other sons and three daughters. 
 
 1488. CHARLES ST. CLAIR, Lord Sinclair, (son of And. 
 St. Clair of Hermandston, Esq. by Elizabeth, daughter of John 
 Rutherford, Esq. of Edgerston); born 1758, succeeded to the title 
 in 1782, by a decree of the House of Lords. Married, in 1852, 5 
 Miss Chisholme, daughter of James Chisholme, Esq. of Chisholme, 
 who died in 1814; issue, several sons and a daughter; 2d, in 1816, 
 Isabella, daughter of Alex, (’hatto of Mainhouse. Issue . 
 
 1489. HUGH S EM PILL, Lord Sempill, (son of Joint Lord 
 Sempill, by Miss Dunlop of Bishapton); b<>ro 175S, succeeded his 
 father in 1782. Married, in 1787, Miss Mellish, daughter of Chas. 
 Mellish of Ragnal, who died in 1807. Issue- 
 
 1509. JOHN ELPHINSTONE, Lord Elpkinstone , (son of 
 John Lord Elphinstone, by Lady Dowager Carmichael, daughter 
 of C. Elliot, Esq.) ; born 1807; succeeded his father 1813. A minor. 
 
 1509. JAMES S ANDLLANOS, Lord Torphichen , (son of 
 the Hon. Robert SandHands by Grizel, daughter of Sir T. Kilpa¬ 
 trick ; succeeded his cousin 1815; married Miss M. D. Stirling of 
 Kippendavie. Issue. 
 
 1509. MARK SOMERVILLE, Lord Somerville , (son of 1 
 the Hon. H. Somerville); born in 1791; sue. his half brother 
 in 1819. Unmarried. 
 
 1606. ROBERT WALTER STEWART, Lord Blantyre, , 
 Lord Lieutenant of Renfrewshire, a iVlaj. Gen. C.B. (son of Alex. 
 Lord Blantyre, by Catharine, daughter of i\ Lindsay of Eagles- 
 cairny); born 1775, succeeded his father in 1783. Married, in 
 1813, Frances, 2d daughter of Mon. John Rodney. Issue. * : 
 
 1609. JOHN COLVILLE, Lord Colville of Culross. a Rear 
 Adtn. born 1768, (son to John Lord Colville, by Miss Webber); 
 succeeded his father in 1811. He married, in 1790, Elizabeth,sis¬ 
 ter of Sir F. Ford, Bart. Presumptive heir, Lt.-Gen. Sir Chas. 
 Colville, his brother. 
 
 1609. JAMES EDWARD CRANSTON, Lord Cranston , 
 (soa of James, last Lord, by Miss Macnamara, daughter of John 
 Macnamara, Esq. of St. Christophers,) born in 1809: succeeded 
 his father in 1818. A minor. 
 
 1327. WILLIAM JOHN NAPIER, Lord Napier, (son of 
 Francis Lord Napier, by Maria Margaret, .eldest daughter of Sir 
 John Clavering, who died 1821; born' in 1786; succeeded his fa- 
 
father in 1823. He married, in 1816, Miss Cochrane Johnstone. 
 Issue , two sons and three daughters. 
 
 1627. BRY AN FAIRFAX, Lord Fairfax of Cameron , 3d 
 son of VVm. Fairfax, who was settled in New England, is in holy 
 orders, and succeeded his cousin, Robert, in 1793. Married Miss 
 Elizabeth Cary, and has mwe, several sons. 
 
 162S. ERIC MACKAY, Lord Reay, (son of the Hon. Geo. 
 Mack ay of Skibo, by Anne Sutherland, daughter of Eric, only son 
 °f Eric. Eord DuH’us); born 1773; succeeded his cousin Hugh in 
 1797. Unmarried. His brother, Alexander, is presumptive heir, 
 who married in 1809, and has issue. 
 
 1628. WALTER HUTCHINSON ASTON, Lord Aston , 
 sonof Walter, Lord Aston, by Anne, daughter of Peter Hutchin¬ 
 son, Esq. born in 1769 : in holy orders. He succeeded his father in 
 1805. Married, 1802, Elizabeth, dr. of Ur. Haines. No issue. 
 
 1633. JAMES WALTER GR1MSTON, Lord Forrester of 
 Corstorphine , (Lord Viscount Grimston in Ireland, and Lord Ve- 
 rulam in England); born in 1775; succeeded Anna Maria, Ba¬ 
 roness Fori ester, his cousin, in 1808. Married, in 1807, Lady 
 Charlotte, daughter of the late Earl of Liverpool. Issue. 
 
 1635. SHOLTO M‘LELLAN, Lord Kirkcudbright , (son of 
 .lohn Lord Kirkcudbright, by Miss Bannister of Hampshire); 
 borninl771 ; succeeded his father in 1801. Married, 1820, Miss 
 Cantes. His brother, Camden Grey, is presumptive heir. 
 
 1643. ALEXANDER MURRAY, Lord FAibank , son of 
 Alexander, last Lord, whom he succeeded 1820, by Mary Clara, 
 daughter of the Hon. Colonel Montolieu. Married in 1803, Janet, 
 only child of John Oliphant of Bachilton. Issue. 
 
 1647 The title of Lord Carmichael , formerly conjoined with 
 Earl ofHyndford, (now extinct), is claimed by Colonel Sir James 
 Carmichael Smyth, Bart. Royal Engineers, ft. 
 
 1648. ROBERT MONTGOMERY HAMILTON, Lord 
 Jielhaven and Slenton, (sou of William Lord Belhaven, by Pe¬ 
 nelope, daughter of Mr. McDonald of Clanronald); horn in 
 1793; succeeded his father in 1814 ; married, 1816, Miss Hamilton 
 Campbell, daughter of Walter Campbell of Shaw Held. 
 
 1651. JOHN ROLLO, Lord Kollo , (son of James Lord 
 Rollo, by Mary, daughter of John Ay ton of Inchdarnie); horn 
 1773, succeeded his father 1783. Married, in 1806, Agnes, daugh¬ 
 ter of William Greig, Esq. Issue. 
 
 1651. JAMES RUTHVEN, Lord Ruthven, (son of the last 
 Lord, by Lady Mary, daughter of Earl of Leven); born 1777, suc¬ 
 ceeded his father 1789. Married, 1815, Mary, daughter of Walter 
 Carttpbell of Shaw field. 
 
 1681. WILLIAM MURRAY NAIRNE, Lord Nairne , 
 (sonof the Honourable John Nairne, by Brabazon, daughter of 
 J. Wheeler, Esq. of Lyrathj; born 1757, married 1806, C aroline, 
 third daughter of Laurence Oliphant, Esq. of Gask. Issue , 
 William, born in 1808. 
 
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206 
 
 1682. CHARLES KINNAIRD, Lord Kinnaird , (son df ; 
 George Lord Kinnaird, by Miss Ransom, daughter of Mr. Ran¬ 
 som, merchant in London) born in 1780; succeeded his father in j 
 1805. Married, in 1806, Lady Olivia L. Fitzgerald, sister to the : 
 Duke of Leinster. Issue. 
 
 PEERESSES in their men Right.— 4. 
 
 1275. ELIZABETH SUTHERLAND, Countess of Suth¬ 
 erland ,, Baroness Strathnaver, and Premier Peeress of Scotland, f 
 (daughter of Wm. 21st Earl of Sutherland, by Miss Maxwell, 
 daughter of Mr. Maxwell of Preston); born 1765, succeeded her , 
 father in 1766. She married, in 1785, the Marquis of Stafford. 
 Issue , Two sons and two daughters. . j 
 
 1633. FLORA (’AMP BELL, Countess of Loudon, Baronea • 
 Mauchline, (only child of James, last Earl, by Flora, daughter of , 
 John M‘Leod of Rasay); born 1780, succeeded her father 1786. | 
 Married, in 1801, Francis Marquis of Hastings, &c. Issue, One 
 son and four daughters. 
 
 1646. LOUISA TOLLEMACHE, Countess of Dysart, Ba* • 
 roness Huntingtower, succeeded her brother Wilbraham 1821. 
 Married, in 1770, John Manners, Esq. grandson of John, first " 
 Duke of Rutland, (died 1792), by whom she has issue , Lord * 
 Hiintingmwer; married, in 1790, Catherine, daughter of Francis 
 Gray, Esq. Issue. 
 
 1695. MARY HAMILTON, Countess of Orkney, Viscoun-: 
 tess Kirkwall, &c. ^daughter of Mary late Countess of Orkney, ; 
 by Murrough O’Brien. Earl of Inchiquin); born 1755, succeeded 
 her mother in 1790. Married, in 1777, the Hon. T. Fifzmaurice, 
 uncle of the Marquis of Lansdown, who died in 1793. Issue. 
 
 BRITISH PEERS 
 
 Connectedwith Scotland —not Scots Peers. 
 
 1716. Portland — WILLIAM HENRY CAVENDISH 
 SCOTT BENTINCK, Duke of Portland, Marquis of Titchfield, 
 &c. Lord Lieutenant of M iddlesex, son of William Henry, last .j 
 Duke, by Lady Dorothy, daughter of William 4th Duke of De¬ 
 vonshire, bom 1768: succeeded his father 1807 : married in 1795, 1 
 Henrietta, eldest daughter and co-heiress of Major-Gen. John J 
 Scott, of Balcombie. Issue. 
 
 1786. Stafford—GEO RG E GRANVILLE LEVESON 
 
 GOWER, K. G. Marquis of Stafford, &c. a Privy Counsellor, ' 
 and Lord Lieutenant of Sutherlaudshiie, son of thejafe Marqub 1 
 of Stafford, by Lady Louisa Egerton, sister of the last Duke of - 
 Bridgewater; born in 1758; succeeded his father in 1803. He 1 
 married, in 1785, the Countess of Sutherland, by whom he has 
 issue. 
 
 1816. Hastings —FRANCIS RAWDON HASTINGS, Mar > 
 quis of Hastings, Earl of Rawdon, Viscount Loudon, (Lord Ha<t- ’ 
 ings 1461, Lord Rawdon 1783), Earl of Moira in Ireland), K.G, 
 
and K G.C.B. a Privy Counsellor, a General, Constable of the 
 . Tower of London, (son of John Karl of Moira, by Lady Klizabeth, 
 • sister to the late Earl of Huntingdon); born in 1754; succeeded 
 his father in 1793. Mar. 1804, f lora, Countess of Loudon. Issue. 
 
 1801. Rosslyn—J AMES ST. CLAIR ERSKJNE, Earl of 
 Rosslyn, Lord lioughborough, Bart. Director of the Chancery in 
 Scotland, and a General, son of Sir Henry Krskine, by Janet, sis- 
 ter to the late Earl of Rosslyn; succeeded his uncle in 1805. Mar¬ 
 ried Miss Bouverie, daughter of the Hon. Edw ard Bouverie, and 
 cousin to the Earl ot Radnor, who died in 1810. Issue. 
 
 1813. Minto —GILBERT ELLIOT, Earl of Minto, Viscount 
 Melgund, son of Gilbert, first Earl of Minto; born in 178?, suc¬ 
 ceeded his father in 1814. Married in 1806, Mary, daughter of 
 Mr. Brydone, of Lennel House, Berwickshire. Issue. 
 
 1797. Duncan— ROBERT DUNCAN, Viscount Duncan of 
 i Carapetdown, and Baron Duncan of Lundie, son of Admiral Lord 
 j Viscount Duncan, by Miss Dundas, daughter of the late Lord Pre¬ 
 sident Dundas; succeeded his father in 1804. Married, in 1805, 
 
 , Janet, dr. of the late Sir H. Dalrvmple, North Berwick. Issue. 
 
 1802. Melville— ROBERT DUNDAS, Viscount Melville of 
 . Melville Castle, and Baron Dunira,a Privy Counsellor, Lord Privy 
 
 Seal for Scotland, Governor of the Bank of Scotland, First Lord of 
 ; the Admiralty, Chancellor of the University of St. Andrew’s, &c. 
 son of the late Viscount Melville, by Miss Rannie, daughter of 
 i Capt. Rannie of Melville; born in 1771, and succeeded his father 
 . in 1811. Married, 1796, Miss Saunders, daughter and co-heiress 
 of Huck Saunders, M.D. Issue , several sons and a daughter. 
 
 1784. Gordon —GEORGE GORDON, Lord Gordon, Marquis 
 of Huntly, G.C.B. only son of the Duke of Gordon, Lord Lieut, 
 of Aberdeenshire, Chancellor of Marischal College, Aberdeen, a 
 General, and Colonel of the 1st regt. of foot, summoned by w rit 
 in 1807; born in 1770. Married, in 1813, Miss Brodie, only 
 daughter of the late Alex. Brodie of the Burn. N o issue. 
 
 1786. Montagu— HENRY JAMES MONTAGU, Lord Mon¬ 
 tagu, 2d son of the late Duke of Buccleugh, by Elizabeth, only 
 daughter of the last Duke of Montagu; horn in 1776. Married, 
 in 1804, the Hon. Miss Douglas, eldest daughter of Lord Douglas. 
 Issue. 
 
 1790. Donatos—ARCHIBALD DOUGLAS, Lord Douglas 
 of Douglas, Lord Lieutenant of Forfarshire, son of Sir John 
 Stewart of Grandtully, Bart, bv Lady Jane Douglas, only sister 
 of the last Duke of Douglas, and thus representative of the ancient 
 Scottish family of Douglas. He married, 1st, in 1771, Lady l ucy 
 Graham, sister of the present Duke of Montrose, who died in 1779, 
 by w hom he has Archibald, Colonel of the Forfar and Kincardine 
 militia,and Charles,and Lady Montagu : 2d, in 1785, Lady Frances 
 Scott, sister of the late Duke of Buccleugh, by whom he has se¬ 
 veral sons and daughters. 
 
 1794. Dundas —LAURENCE DUNDAS, Lord Dundas, {son 
 
208 
 
 of Thomas, Lord Dundas, by Lady Charlotte, sister of Wm. Fart 
 Fitz william. Succeeded his father in 1820. Married Miss Hate, 
 daughter of General Hale. Issue. 
 
 17%. Gwydir — PETER ROBERT DRUMMOND BUR¬ 
 RELL, Lord Gwydir, Deputy Great Chamberlain of England, 
 a Privy Councillor, (son of Peter, late Lord, by Baroness Wil¬ 
 loughby de Eresby): born 1782: sue. his father in 1820; mar. 1807^ 
 Clementina, only surviving child and heiress of James Lord Perth. 
 Issue. 
 
 1796. Cawdor —JOHN FREDERICK CAMPBELL, Lord 
 Cawdor, (son of John, last Lord, by Lady Caroline, daughter of 
 the Earl of Carlisle); born 1790; succeeded his father in 1S21J 
 Mar. in 1816, Ladv Eliz. Thyntie, dr. of the Marq. of Bath Issue. 
 
 1801. Abcrcromby-G EORGE A BKRCROMB Y, Lord Aber- 
 cromby of Aboukir, son of General Sir Ralph Abercromby, K.B. 
 by Mary Anne, daughter of John Menzies of Fernton, Baroness in 
 herowa right, whom he succeeded 1821. Married, in 1799, Mon. 
 tague, sister of Viscount Melville. Issue , George Ralph, Captain 
 3 d Dragoon Guards, born 1801, and two daughters. 
 
 1806. Erskine —DAVl D MONTAGU ERSKTNE, Lord 
 Erskine, (son of Thomas, 1st Lord Erskine, by Frances, daughter 
 of Daniel Moore, Esq. who died in 1805); succeeded his father in 
 1823; married, 1800, Fanny, daughter of General Cadwallader. 
 Issue. 
 
 1814. Lynedoch —THOMAS GRAHAM, Lord Lynedoch, 
 G.O.B. a General, (son of Thomas Graham of Balgowan, by Lady 
 Christian, daughter of Charles first Earl of Hopetoun, and aunt of 
 the late Earl); born in 1750. Married, Mary, sister of Earl 
 Cathcart, who died in 1792. No issue. 
 
 1821. Glenlyon—J AMES MURRAY, Lord Glenlyon, a Lord 
 of the Bedchamber, a Major-General, and Governor of the Isle 
 of Man, (second son of John Duke of Atholl) ; born 1782. Mar. 
 in 1810, Lady Emily Frances, sister to the Duke of Northumbefr 
 land. Issue, Geo. Atig. Fred. John, and others. 
 
 PEERESSES in their own Right. 
 
 1776. Mansfield— LOUISA CATHCART, Countess of Mans¬ 
 field, daughter of Charles Lord Cathcart, by Jane, daughter of 
 Lord Arch. Hamilton. Married, 1st, in 1776, David, last Earl of 
 Mansfield, Viscount Stormont, by whom she had Issue, The pre¬ 
 sent Earl, Geo. Charles, Henry, and a daughter: 2d, in 1797, the 
 Hon. R. F. Greville, uncle to the Earl of Warwick. Issue. 
 
 1802. Keith— MARGARET MERCER ELPF1 INSTONE, 
 Baroness Keitii of Banheath, (Baroness Keith in Ireland), only 
 daughter of Admiral Vise. Keith, by Jane, daughter and sole 
 heiress of William Mercer of Aldie, born 1788, succeeded her 
 mother 1789, and her father 1823. Married,|1817, Auguste Clias. 
 Joseph, Count Mercer de Fluhaultde Billarderie, (in France.) 
 Issue , several children. 
 
209 
 
 IRISH PEERS connected with Scotland. 
 
 1759. Fife —JAMES DU FF, Earl of Fife, Viscount Macduff, 
 Baron Braco, K. S. F, Lord Lieutenant of Banffshire; (son of 
 Alexander, last Karl, by Mary, daughter of George Skene of 
 Skene), succeeded his father in 1811. Married Maria Carolina, 
 daughter of the Countess of Dysart, who died 1805. Presump¬ 
 tive heir his brother, Lieut-General Hon. Alexander Duff, w ho 
 married, in 1812, Anne, daughter of James Stein of Kilbagie, and 
 has issue. 
 
 1776. Macdonald—GOT )FREY BOSVHLLE MACDON¬ 
 ALD, Lord Macdonald, (son of Alexander, first Lord, by Eliza¬ 
 beth Diana, daughter of Godfrey Bosville, Esq.); succeeded 
 his brother in 1824. Married, in 1803, Louisa Maria, daughter 
 of Farley Edsir, Esq. Issue. 
 
 REPRESENTATIVE PEERS cf SCOTLAND . 
 
 M.QueenlberrylEarl of Kellie 
 M.ofTwceddale|Earl of Elgin 
 Earl of Etroll IE. of Rofebery 
 Earlof Home |Visc. Arbuthnot 
 
 Vise Strathallan 
 Lord Forbes 
 Lord Saltoun 
 Lord Gray 
 
 Lord Sinclair 
 Lord Colville 
 Lord Napier 
 Lord Belhavcn 
 
 PEERS Attainted marked A—Dormant D—Extinct E. 
 
 Dukes. 
 
 Douglas,Douglas, E. 1761 
 Marquis. 
 
 I Johnfton, Annandale,2). 179 a 
 Earls. 
 
 Lindesay, Craufurd, D. 
 a Keith, Marifchal, A. 1715 D. 
 Graham, Monteith, D. 
 Cunningham, Glencairn, D. 
 Maxwell, Nithfdale, A. 1715 
 3 Seton, Wintoun, A. 1715 
 4 Livingfton, Linlitbgow,yLi 7 i 5 
 
 5 Drummond, Perth, A. 1745 
 Fleming, Wigton, D. 
 
 M‘Kenzie, Seafortb, A. 1715 E. 
 
 6 Alexander, Stirling, D. 
 
 7 Carnegie, Southesk, A . 1715 
 
 8 Ogilvie, Findlater, D. 
 
 Ogilvy, Airly, D. 
 
 9 Dalzel, Carnwath, A % 1715 
 4 Livingfton, Callender,^?, 1715 
 Mauie, Panmure, A , 1715 
 
 S 3 
 
 Douglas, Forfar, E % 
 io.Boyd, Kilmarnock, A % 1745 
 Douglas, Dumbarton, E. 
 Hamilton, Rutherglen, E % 
 Douglas, Ruglen, E. 
 
 Home, Dunbar, D, 
 
 II Home, Marchmont, D. 
 M‘Kenzie, Cromarty, A % 1745 
 Scott, Deloraine, E y 
 Campbell, Ilay, E. 
 
 Carmichael, Hyndford, E % 
 Viscounts. 
 
 Conftable, Dunbar, E % 
 
 Seaton, Kingflon, A , 1715 
 M‘Gill, Oxenford, D % 
 
 Ingram, Irvine, E % 
 
 Livinfton, Kilfyth, A % 1715 
 iz Graham, Prefton, D. e 
 Cheyne, Newhaven, E % 
 Rutheiford,Teviot, E , 1745 
 Crawford, Garnock, conj, with 
 Crawford, D. 
 
210 
 
 19 Carmichael of Carmichael, B. 
 aoSutherland, DutFus, . 4,1715 
 Frafer, Fraler, E. 
 
 Hamilton, Bargeny, E y 
 Sandilands, Abercombie, E % 
 Colvill, Ochiltree, Z>, 
 
 Carlyle, Carlyle, D . 1473 
 Rutherford, Rutherford, Z), 
 
 16 Leflie, Newark, Z), 
 
 Ker, Bellenden, E % 
 
 Churchill, Eymouth, E % 
 Abercrombie, Glasford, E % 
 Douglas, Mordington, E % 
 80gilvy, Banff,/), 1803 
 
 Barons . 
 
 Stewart, Ochiltree, Z), 
 
 13 Oliphant, Oliphant, Zh 
 
 14 Frafer, Lovat, A y 1745 
 
 15 Borthwick,Borthwick,/) 1434 
 Rofs, Rofs, E y 
 Lindfay, Spynie, Z>, 
 
 16 Leflie, Lindores, Z>. 
 
 Eiphinfton, Balmerino, A % 1745 
 
 17 Balfour, Burleigh, A y 1715 
 Drummond, Madderty, E , 
 
 Prefton, Dingwall, A y 1715 
 Eiphinfton, Cupar, E % 
 
 Richardfon, Cramond, Z), 
 
 18 Forbes, Pitfligo, A y 1745 
 
 1 Annandale, claimed by J. J. Hope Johnstone, Capt John¬ 
 stone of Sackville-stieet, Dublin, and Stewart Souter Johnstone, 
 
 2 Said to be represented by Sir A. Keith of Dunottar&Rav elstone 
 
 3 Said to be represented by the Eatl of Egliuton; and the repre¬ 
 sentation also claimed by- Seton, Esq. county of Northumber¬ 
 
 land, and Sir G. Seton of Gairleton. 
 
 4 Both represented by Sir Thomas Livingston of Westquarter. 
 
 5 Repres. by the descendants of Earl Mel fort, settled in France. 
 
 6 Claimed by Alexander Uumphrys Alexander, Esq. as heir of 
 Hannah, Countess of Stirling. 
 
 7 Said to be represented by Sir James Carnegie of Southesk. 
 
 8 Both claimed by Sir William Ogilvie of Carnousie, Bart, 
 son ofthelateSir William Ogilvie and Christian Pat ison, daughter 
 of the late Rev. John Patison, and now before the House of Lords; 
 
 9 Said 10 be represented by Gen. Dalzel, E. I. Co.’s Service. 
 
 10 Said to be repreiented by the Earl of Errol. 
 
 11 In dependence before the House of Lords. 
 
 12 Said to be represented by Sir R. Graham, co. of Cumberland. 
 
 13 Represented by Oliphant of Gask. 
 
 14 Represented by Fraser of Lovat. 
 
 15 Before the House of Lords, on the mutual claims of the late 
 Arch. Borthwick, banker iu Edinburgh, and John Borthwick of 
 Crookstonc. 
 
 16 Lindores and Newark said to be represented by Sir Charles 
 Abraham Leslie of Findrassie. 
 
 17 Representation claimed by Bruce of Kennet, and also by 
 Balfour of Ferney. 
 
 18 Claimed by Sir William Forbes, Barf, as heir of line, and 
 by Sir Charles Forbes, Barf, ns heir male. 
 
 19 Claimed by Colonel Sir James C. Smith, Bf. R. Engineers. 
 
 20 Represented by Captain James Sutherland. 
 
211 
 
 KNIGHT BARONETS of SCOTLAND. 
 
 *6 25 
 
 Alexander Earl of Stirling 
 James Gordon of Letterfourie 
 Rich Jas Strachan of Thornton 
 John Earl of Breadalbane 
 James Duke of Roxburgh 
 
 Alexander Lord Elibank 
 James Lord Forbes 
 1629 
 
 William Bruce of Stenhoufe 
 William Arnof; of that ilk 
 Andrew Agnew of Lochnaw 
 
 C Ledie of Wardes & FindraflieArch Nicolson of Nicolson 
 
 Francis Earl of Wemyfs 
 Thomas Livingflone of that ilk 
 Godfrey Bos. Lord Macdonald 
 R D Colquhoun, Tiliyquhoun 
 Francis Gordon of Leimore 
 Alexander Ramfay of Balmain 
 Robert Douglas of Glenbervie 
 David Home of Wedderburn 
 
 1626 
 
 William Forbes of Pitfligo 
 William Johnfton of Hilton 
 Robert Burnet of Leys 
 H MoncriefF Wellwood, d,d, 
 William Ogilvie of Carnousie 
 John Murray of Hillhead 
 John Ogilvy of Inerquharity 
 Eric Lord Reay 
 
 1627 
 
 W Maxwell of Caldenvood 
 John Marquis of Bute 
 George Earl of Galloway 
 Jas Cockburn of Langton, ll.d. 
 Wm Milliken Napier of Napier 
 
 1628 
 
 Arch Aitchefon of Clancairny, 
 Earl Gosford , Ireland 
 Thos G Carmichael of Skilling 
 Jas Campbell of Auchinbreck 
 Jn Innes of Balveny &Edingight 
 James Campbell of Aberuchell 
 J Campbell of Ardnamurchan 
 John Hope of Craighall 
 W Buchanan Riddel of that ilk 
 Arch Murray of Blackbarony 
 
 James Nicolson of Glenbervie 
 
 1630 
 
 Samuel Hannay of Mochrum 
 John Forbes of Craigievar 
 Wm C Fairlie of Robertland 
 — Richardson of Pencaitland 
 
 1631 
 
 Wm Wardlaw of Pitreavie 
 Alex Earl of Caithnefs 
 Orford Gordon of Embo 
 Fitzroy Maclean of Morvaren 
 D. Innes of Orton & Cookstoune 
 1633 Pat Balfour of Den mill 
 
 1634 
 
 Hugh Munro of Foulis 
 Richard Binghame of Caftlebar, 
 Earl of Lucan in Ireland 
 
 1 6 35 
 
 Michael Pilkington of Chevet 
 Jo, Hay of Smithfield & Hayston 
 
 1636 
 
 John G Sinclair of Stevcnston 
 Nathan. Curzon of Keddleflone, 
 Lord Scarsdale 
 
 1637 
 
 Robert Prefton of Valleyfield 
 Robert Stewart of Ochiltree, 
 Earl Casllestewart in Ireland 
 John Dick of Braid 
 Geo Abercromby of Birkenbog 
 
 1638 
 
 Robert C. Pollock of Pollock 
 Wm Henry Cooper of Gogar 
 Ph. Mufgrave of Hayton Castle 
 
212 
 
 T Longueville of Proftatin 
 1639 Robert Turing of Foveran 
 1641 
 
 G. T. Pretyman of Loddington, 
 d,d. Ld Bp of Winchester 
 164 a George Earl of Aberdeen 
 1648 Henry Seton of Abercorn 
 1651 A John Earl of Roseberry 
 1661 GM Ogilvie of Barras 
 
 1663 
 
 James Oarnegy of Southe/k 
 John Hay of Park 
 
 1664 
 
 John Murray of Stanhope 
 John Earl of Stair 
 R Bruce Henderfon of Straiton 
 John Sinclair of Longformacus 
 
 1665 
 
 Wm P H Campbell of Purves 
 Michael Malcolm of Balbeadie 
 Neil Menzies of Castlemenzies 
 
 1666 
 
 James Earl of Rofslyn 
 Samuel Stirling of Glorat 
 John Wood of Boneytown 
 Wm John Lord Napier 
 Thomas Earl of Kellie 
 William Elliot of Stobs 
 Tames Ramfay of Banff 
 
 1667 
 
 MichaclS Stewart of Blackball 
 Alexander Don of Newton 
 
 1668 
 
 Charles Marq.of Queensberry 
 Robert Barclay of Pierflon 
 
 1669 
 
 Tho Wallace Dunlop of Craigie 
 W Cunningham of Caprington 
 John Nifbet of Dean 
 1671 
 
 Charles Halket of Pitfirrane 
 William Cockburn of that iik 
 
 James Home of Blackadder 
 William Scott of Ancrum 
 
 1672 
 
 J M Cuninghame of Corsehili 
 Charles Rofs of Balnagown 
 Wm Jardine of Applegirth 
 
 1673 
 
 Patrick Murray of Ochtertyre 
 RCunninghameof Auchenharvie 
 George S Mackenzie of Coul 
 1675 Wm Hamilton of Preston 
 
 1679 
 
 George Clerk of Pennycuick 
 Archibald Earl of Dundonald 
 
 1680 
 
 James Earl of Lauderdale 
 James G Baird of Saughtonhall 
 1681 Wm Maxwell of Monreith 
 
 1682 
 
 John Maxwell of Pollock 
 Archibald Earl of Caflillis 
 Alexander Bannerman of Elfick 
 
 1683 
 
 John Pringle of Stitchell 
 John H Maxwell of Springkell 
 George Stewart of Grandtully 
 William Seton of Pitmedden 
 
 1685 
 
 Robert Grierfon of Lag 
 Tho Kilpatrick of Closeburn 
 Robert Lawrieof Maxwelton 
 James Dalyell of Binns 
 David Moncrieff of that ilk 
 
 1686 
 
 John Milne of Barnton 
 David Kinloch of Gilmerton 
 F W Nicholfonof Tillycoultry 
 John Benjamin Gordon of Park 
 Henry R Calder of Muirton 
 
 1687 
 
 James Stuart of Allanbank 
 James Hall of Dunglafs 
 
213 
 
 PMTbrieplandof Fingalk 
 
 1688 
 
 T D Lander of Fountainhall 
 Alexander Grant of Dalvey 
 1693 JS Denham of Coltnefs,&c 
 1694 
 
 Wm R Dunbar of Mochrum 
 Jo. Cartn. Andruther of that ilk 
 Ralph Audruther of Balcalkie 
 " 1695 Ken Cumming of Coulter 
 1697 
 
 William Dunbar of Durn 
 John Dalrymple of Crandon 
 Hew H Dalrymple* N, Berwick 
 
 1700 
 
 Hector Mackenzie of Gairloch 
 John Forbes of Fovevan 
 Gilbert Elliot, Earl of Minto. 
 GF Johnstone of Weflerhall 
 
 1701 
 
 John P Dalrymple of Hailes 
 Arch Dunbar of Northficld 
 170 a 
 
 W A Cuningham of Millcraig 
 
 James Grant,Suttie of Balgonie 
 
 1705 
 
 James WMackenzie of Skatwell 
 Andrew Cathcart of Carleton 
 James Fergusson of Kilkerran 
 John Reid of Barra * 
 
 1704 
 
 Murray Count of Melgun 
 Lewis Alex Earl of Seaficld 
 James Wemyfs of Bogie 
 John Sinclair of Dunbeath 
 Alex Wedderburn of Blackness 
 
 1705 
 
 James Grant of Mo ny mu Ik 
 Thos Wm Holburne of Kirfhie 
 
 1706 
 
 John Gordon of Earlfton 
 James Naefmith of PofTo 
 Benjamin Dunbar of Hempriggs 
 
 1707 
 
 Robert K Dick of Ptefton field 
 Robert Stewart of Tillicoultry 
 William Craigie of Gairsay 
 
 BARONETS of Great Britain connected with Scotland. 
 
 1715 Warrender of Lochend 
 177.4 Mitchell of Wedflrore 
 1762 Lord Dundas 
 
 1774 Montgomery, Macbiehill 
 Edmonftone of Dnntreath 
 
 1775 Leith of Burgh St. Peter, 
 
 Norfolk 
 
 1776 Douglas of Cars 
 1778 Riddell of Ardnamurchan 
 1781 Crawford, Kerfe& Gregan 
 1786 Sinclair of Ulbfter 
 
 Colquhoun of Lufs 
 Douglas, Springwoodpark 
 Blair of Brownhill 
 1788 Miller, Lord Glenlee 
 1791 Erfkine of Torry 
 
 1792 Stirling of Mansfield 
 
 1793 Manners of Buckminster 
 
 1794 Pasley of Craig 
 
 1795 Macgregor of Macgregor 
 Johnftone, Hacknefs Hall 
 
 1798 Hay of Park Place 
 
 1800 Stirling of Falkine 
 
 1801 Montgomery of Stanhope 
 
 1803 Wedderburn of Ballendean 
 
 1804 Honyman of Armadale 
 Gordon, Altyre & Gordon. 
 Maxwell of Cardoness 
 Fetres of Comelybank 
 Rae of St Catherine’s 
 
 1805 Mackenzie of Delvin 
 
 1806 Lockhart of Lee 
 
mmSMSBm 
 
 Ramfay of Balmain 
 Frafer of Leadclune 
 Scott of Sitwell Park 
 
 1808 Campbell of Succoth 
 Wood of Gatton 
 
 1809 Baird of Fairnton, g.c.b. 
 Irving of Woodhoufe 
 Shaw of Kilmarnock 
 
 18 x 2 Blane of Blanefield, m.d, 
 M‘ Kenzie of Fairburn 
 
 1813 Alex C Gordon Duff 
 Arch Macdonald, Knt, 
 
 1814 Dunbar of Boath, r.n, 
 James Wylie, m.d. 
 
 Alex. Campbell, Lt,-gen. 
 Hepburn of Smeaton 
 Maijoribanks of Lees 
 
 G. Campbell, Lt.-col. 
 Steuart of Allanton 
 
 214 
 
 Dundas of Richmond 
 Antrobus of Rutherford 
 Dalrymple of High Mark 
 1815 Cameron of Fassifern 
 H. Elphinflon, R. Eng. 
 1818 Inres of Lochalsh 
 
 Gibson of Cliftonhall 
 J. W. Gordon, k c.b. 
 
 1820 Scott of Abbotsford 
 
 1821 Dundas of Beechwood 
 Boswell of Auchinleck 
 
 J Carmichael Smyth, r.b. 
 Erskine of Cambo 
 Trotter, Westville 
 
 1822 William Arbuthnot 
 
 1823 ForbesofNew&Edinglass ; e 
 
 Reid of Graystone Park 
 Baillie ofPolkemmet 
 1825 T Munro, Gov. of Madras 
 
 KING'S HOUSEHOLD . 
 steward’s department. 
 
 Heritable Master of the Household , His Grace the Duke of Argyll 
 Masters —Sir Patrick Walker, Heritable Usher 
 
 Sir John Carmichael Anftruther, Heritable Carver 
 Almoner y Rev. John Paton—Robert Paton, Esq. Sub-Almoner 
 Marshalls —Earl of Errol, Heritable Lord High Constable 
 Sir Alexander Keith, Knight Marshall 
 Earl of Lauderdale, Heritable Standard-Bearer 
 H. Scrimgeour Wedderburn, Esq. Heril. Roy . Stand.-Bearer 
 Seton of Touch, Herit. Armour-bearer , and Squire of the Body 
 Body Guard —The Royal Company of Archers—Duke of Mon¬ 
 trose, Captain General . (See List) 
 
 Hunt —Ludovick Colquhoun, Falconer 
 
 chamberlain’s department. 
 
 Heritable Chief Usher , Sir Patrick Walker 
 Heritable Carver , Sir John Carmichael Anstruther 
 Heritable Cup-Bearer , Sir James Carnegie of Southefk 
 JVorJcs — Master of Works 
 
 James Davidson, Esq. Clerk of Stores 
 Wardrobe —Richard Carter, Keeper of the Wardrobe 
 John Fraser, First Under Keeper —David Beaton, Second 
 
215 
 
 Medical-* A. Duncan, sen. m d. James Home, m.d. Physicians 
 George Wood, m.d Apothecary 
 Library —John Gillies, d.c.l. & r.R.s. Historiographer 
 Robert Jameson, Naturalist and Keeper oj the Museum 
 Robert Graham, m.d. Botanist and Keeper of the Garden 
 Artists —Robert Reid, Architect —David Wilkie, Limner 
 Sir D. H. Blair and John Bruce, Esq. Printers and Stationers 
 
 CHAPEL ROYAL. 
 
 Deans —William Lawrence Brown, d.d .and Dean of the Thistle ; 
 
 John Inglis, d.d. ; Andrew Grant, d.d. ; William Bryce, d.d. 
 "Chaplains in Ordinary —T. Sommcrville, d. d. ; Alex. Fleming, 
 d.d. ; John Mackenzie, d d .; Duncan Macfarlan, d.d.; David 
 Lamont, d d. ; Duncan Mearns, d d. 
 
 KEEPERS of PALACES . 
 
 Duke of Hamilton, Hereditary-Keeper of the Palace of Holy- 
 rood —John Macqueen, Esq. deputy keeper 
 John Dickie, Esq bailie —John Somerville, clerk 
 Bruce of Grangehill— Palace of Falkland 
 Earl of Mansfield— Scone 
 
 J. J. Johnstone of Annandale, Esq.— Lochmaben 
 Duke of Argyll— Dunsta ffnage, Dunoon, and Carrick 
 Sir Thomas Livingfton— Linlithgow 
 Marquis of Bute— Castle of Rothsay 
 
 OFFICERS of the CROWN. 
 
 Earl of Errol, lord high constable of Scotland 
 Earl of Lauderdale, heritable standard-bearer 
 H Scrymgeour Wedderburn, heritable royal standard-bearer 
 Sir Alexander Keith, knight marischal 
 William Earl Cathcart, vice-admiral , 140 c/ 
 
 James Duke of Montrose, lord justice general, 1000 I 
 Right Hon. Charles Hope, lord president , 4300 / 
 
 Right Hon. Sir Samuel Shepherd, lord chief baron, 4000 I 
 
 OFFICERS of STATE. 
 
 The Keeper of Great Seal, Keeper of Privy Seal, Lord Register, 
 I,oid Advocate, and Lord Justice Clerk, commissioners for 
 keeping the Regalia —Sir Adam Fergusson, deputy 
 Duke of Gordon, keeper of the great seal 300 c/—James Saun¬ 
 ders Robertson, W.S. deputy keeper —Jas Roy, substitute 
 Lord Vifcount Melville, lord privy seal, 3000 1 
 
216 
 
 Sir Robert Dnndas, deputy keeper —A. Wishnrt, substitute 
 
 James S. Oliphant of Rossic, Esq. writer to the privy seal 
 
 -/Eneas M'Bean WS. deputy 
 
 Right Hon. William Dundas, lord clerk register 
 
 Thomas Thomson, deputy clerk register 
 
 Principal Clerks of Session, deputies to the lord register 
 
 William and George Robertson, deputy keepers of the records 
 
 Right Hon. David Boyle, lord justice clerk, 2000 / 
 
 Right Hon. Sir Win. Rae, Bait, lord advocate , 1500 / 
 
 Dugald Stewart, a.m.f.rss. &c. gazette writer, printer ^ andpub-% 
 lisher —Alexander Law'rie, deputy 
 
 CHANCERY OFFICE. 
 
 Earl of Rossjtyn, Director of Chancery 
 James Dundas, Depute Director —David Ewart, Clerk 
 
 OFFICERS of the MINT. 
 
 Hon. G Elliott, general, 300 I |J L Grant, counter warden, 60 H 
 Henry Alves, matter, 200 I |JS Simpfon, aflay-master, iool ; 
 
 BOARD of 
 Sir William Bqbthby, 
 Louis Hen. Ferrier and Thomas 
 Bruce, Esq. Assist. Commiss, 
 Mat Pemberton, fecretary 
 John Hamilton, receiver-gen. 
 George Gardiner, comptr.-gen. 
 John Dinning, folicitor 
 John Westgarth, Geo Forrester, 
 surveyors general for Scotland 
 W. H. Sands, folicitor in couits 1 
 of feffion and judiciary 
 R Mitford, Efq; agent, London 
 
 CUSTOMS. 
 
 Resident Commissioner. 
 
 Alexr. Cleghorn, inspector-gen. 
 
 of imports and exports 
 James Rutherford, fupervisor of 
 receiv. general** accounts 
 A Will & John Mill, examrs. 
 John Grant, Al Fiddes, jerquen 
 J H MT.ean, regis. of {hipping, 
 and account, of petty receipts 
 D Stewart, regift, of feizures 
 | J Blackwood, exam of incidents 
 James Geddes, storekeeper 
 
 BOARD of EXCISE. 
 
 Sir John C. Mortlock, Resident Commissioner. 
 Sam Rose and James Cornwall, William Phipps, assistant 
 
 Assistant Commissioners 
 George Pape, secretary 
 Richard W Duff, comptroller 
 
 Sir John Sinclair, cafhier 
 Hugh Broughton, depute 
 Wm. Dehany, solicitor 
 
 R Maughan & D Murray, deps Donald Horn, W.S. agent before 
 John Philip Wood, auditor j the court of fcfiion, &c. 
 
217 
 
 Arch. Scott, solicitor before ad¬ 
 miralty and sheriff courts 
 Jas Dundas and John Linning, 
 accountants-general 
 
 Robt Mitford, agent in London 
 James Fletcher, general exam. 
 
 J Letham, D Reid, permit exa. 
 J. Linning, cashierto excise fund 
 
 GENERAL POST OFFICE . 
 
 Sir David Wedderburn, Bart. Deputy Postmaster General 
 and Cashier . 
 
 IjlVm Young, deputy cashier 
 I Augustus Godby, fecretary 
 fArch Horn, chief clerk to ditto, 
 and registrar of bonds 
 J Shearer & C Reeves, surveyots 
 George Mason, accomptant 
 
 John Bowie, W.S. solicitor 
 Rob. Young, inspector of dead 
 and mis-sent letters 
 Letter Office. 
 
 J Moule, superintending pres. 
 Fr Gibson, 1 st clerk & president 
 
 TAX OFFICE. 
 
 Henry M‘Kenzie, comptroller 
 James Mackenzie, assistant 
 Francis Wilson, W.S. solicitor 
 R. Thomson, A. Waugh, E. J. 
 Maughan, J. Murray, Thos. 
 
 Clark, A. Munro, J. Allan, 
 Wm M'lntyre, surveyors 
 Robt Maughan, Thomas Kydd, 
 inspectors 
 
 J.Robertson, resident inspector 
 
 STAMP OFFICE.— ( 1714 .) 
 
 Robert Hepburn, Efq; collector iThomas Pender, jun. comptr. 
 John Gray, Esq. deputy [W. Renny, interim folicitor 
 
 COMMISSIONERS OF NORTHERN LIGHT-HOUSES. 
 His Majesty’s Advocate and Solicitor-General for Scotland 
 The Lord Provost and Eldest Baillie of Edinburgh 
 The Lord Provost and Eldest Baillie of Glasgow 
 The Provosts of Aberdeen, Inverness, and Campbelton 
 The SherifTs-Depute of Edinburgh, Lanark, Renfrew, Bute, 
 Argyle, Inverness, Ross, Orkney, Caithness, Aberdeen, Ayr, 
 Fife, Forfar, and Wigton 
 
 R Stevenson, engineer—C Cuningham, W.S. sec* 
 
 ROYAL COMPANY OF ARCHERS, 
 THE KING’S EODY GUARD. 
 
 His Grace the Duke of Montrose, Captain-General 
 
 Earl of Dalhousie, President 
 Sir David Milne, Vice Pres, 
 John Linning, Secretary 
 
 David Paterson, Treasurer 
 Rev. Dr Lee, Chaplain 
 Jas Mackay, Jeweller Med . 
 
7 /£iL.Lif% 
 
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 COURT OF SESSION- 
 
 ■ 1533 . 
 
 1811 
 
 1811 
 
 1811 
 
 Clerks. 
 
 James Waddell 
 
 Join Richardson 
 
 John Rhind 
 D Abercromby 
 Wm Home 
 
 Thos Henderson 
 
 FIRST DIVISION. 
 
 1811 Right Hou. Charles Hope of Granton, 
 
 Lord President , 4300/, 
 
 LORDS, 2000/. each. 
 
 Robert Craigic, I.ord Craigie 
 David Robertson Williamson Ewart, 
 
 Lord Balgray 
 
 Adam Gillies, Lord Gillies 
 1819 A. Maconochie, Lord Meadowbank 
 
 PERMANENT ORDINARIES. 
 
 1823 John Clerk, Lord Eldin 
 1826 Georg". Cranstoun, Lord Corehonse 
 
 ORDINARY ON THE BILLS AND TEINDS. 
 
 1825 J. H. Forbes, Lord Medwyn Peter De39 
 
 Principal Clerks Assistants Repute Clerks Assistants 
 Sir Ro. Dundas John Parker John Pringle Tho Beveridge 
 
 Sir Wal. Scott Wm Carmichael Wm Pringle James Denham 
 
 Rob. Hamilton John Hay Thomas Bruce George Lang 
 
 SECOND DIVISION. 
 
 1811 Right Honourable David Boyle, Lord Clerks. 
 
 Justice Clerk , 2000/ Charles Neaves 
 
 1795 Sir William Miller, Lord Gler.lee Alex Wight 
 
 1815 David Monypenny, Ld Pitmilly George Brown 
 
 1813 David Cathcart, Lord Alloway Tho. Chapman 
 
 1816 J. W- Murray, Lord Cringletie John Gibb 
 
 PERMANENT ORDINARIES. 
 
 1822 J H. Mackenzie, Lord Mackenzie Arch. Christie 
 
 1826 Alexander Irving, Lord Newton 
 
 Principal Clerks 
 James Ferguson 
 Col Mackenzie 
 H M Buchanan 
 
 Assistants 
 James Heatlie 
 — Shiells 
 Thomas Mafon 
 
 Depute Clerks 
 Louis de Maria 
 Rob Menzies 
 Adam Wilfon 
 
 Assistants 
 JohnKermack 
 James Hay 
 John Balvaird 
 
 R. Wilson, T. Miller, W. Mason, & C. M‘K. Fraser, extractors 
 James MarPnall, collector of fee fund. R. Hedderwick, assist. 
 
 T. Peat, keeper ofregr A. Pitcairn & W. C. Campbell, assist f 
 James Hope and James Skene, principal clerks to the bills 
 Andrew Millar and James Mercer, depute clerks. 
 
 Sir George Abercromby, clerk to the admission of notaries 
 Alex. Monypenny, W.S. depute 
 
219 
 
 Right Hon. W. Dundas, principal keeper of the register of sasincs 
 Sir Robert Dundas, deputy keeper. A. Wishart, W.S. sub, 
 Thomas Guthrie Wright, auditor of accounts 
 J- Wauchope, keeper of register of homings. T. Swinton, dcp. 
 W. M^arkne, keeper of then/inute book. C. Galbraith, clerk 
 The Inner-House Lords Clerks, keepers of the Outer House rolls 
 H. M*D. Buchanan, clerk of king's processes. A. Wilson, depute 
 Ja. Ferrier, keeper of record of entails —Jas. Hcatlie, dep. 
 
 James Davidson, keeper of the records of the court of session 
 Ro. Moffat, Jo. Monro, A. Blackie, Jas Rae, Wm Cunningham, 
 William Boyd, and John Hill, mncers 
 
 TEIND COURT— 1707 . 
 
 The Lords of Session, commissioners 
 
 Ro. Corbett, solicitor. W. H. Sands, W.S. agent 
 
 John James Davidson, W.S., principal clerk to the commission 
 
 Sylvester Reid, deputy clerk. David Williamfon, extractor 
 
 John Bairon, id deputy clerk and extractor 
 
 JURY COURT— 1815 . 
 
 1815 Rt. Hon. Williaiih Adam, Lord Chief Commissioner 
 
 1815 Hon, David Monypenny, Lord Pitmilly,"} 
 
 1816 Hon. Adam Gillies, Lord Gillies, ( Lords Comm is- 
 
 1825 Hon. J. W. Murray, Lord Cringletie, f sioners 
 1825 Hon. J.H. Mackenzie, Lord Mackenzie,^ 
 
 William Clerk, advocate, first clerk 
 
 Joseph Murray, advocate, fourth clerk > For the Issues 
 
 John Steele, assistant clerk j 
 
 John O. Brown, W.S. second clerk‘d 
 
 John Russel, W.S. thirdclerk C Register Office 
 
 H. S. Bringloc, assistant clerk J 
 
 John Somerville, senior, clerk to the lord chief commissioner 
 
 COURT of JUSTICIARY — 1672 . 
 
 1^95 James Duke of Montrofe, ll.d. Lord Justice-Gen. iogoI • 
 
 1811 Right Hon. David Boyle, Lord Justice Clerk , 2000 L 
 
 Lords Commissioners of Juf iciary , 600 1. each• 
 
 1812 Lord Gillies 1824 Lord Mackenzie 
 
 1813 Lord Pitmilly 1826 Lord Alloway 
 
 1819 Lord Meadowhank 
 
 1819 Sir William Rae, I^rd Advocate 
 1822 John Hope, Solicitor General 
 
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 220 
 
 Robert Dnndas, Arch Alison, Alex Wood, Depute Advocates. 
 
 Adam Rollar.d, W.S. Crown Agent 
 
 John Boyle, Principal Clerk of Justiciary, loci. 
 
 James Anderson, Dep. Cleric .—Charles Roy, Assistant Clerk 
 H. J. Wyllie, A. Guthrie, and J. Anderfon, Circuit Clerics 
 John Morrifon, Donald Anderson, and James Mowat, Macers 
 
 i - 
 
 
 
 COURT of EXCHEQUER— 1707 . , j 
 
 18 T 9 Rt. Hon, Sir Sam Shepherd, Lord Chief Baron, 4000 I 
 1809 James Clerk Rattray, Esq. ‘j 
 1820 Sir Patrick Murray, Bart. C Barons, 2000 1. 
 
 1822 David Hume, Esq. j 
 
 Sir Henry Jardir.e, King's Remembrancer 
 
 W. ‘Montgomery, Ld Treasurer s Remembrancer .—J. Ewen, clerk 
 Donald M‘Lean, Solicitor 
 
 Francis Wilson, Solicitor for Window Duties (of the Seal 
 
 Robert Stuart, Clerk to the Barons .—Owen Owens, Dep. Keeper 
 Hon. George Murray, Auditor .—James Laidlaw, Dep. 
 
 John A. Murray, Clerk of the Ripe 
 
 Sir James Montgomery, Pres, of Signatures. —R. Stuart, Dep. 
 James Gibfon Craig, Heritable Usher —Jas. T. Gib. Craig, Dep . 
 William Riddell, King's Writer 
 
 H. M‘Kenzie, J. Taylor, W. Stewart, & J. Henderfon, Attorneys 
 Alex. Maclean, Receiver-General of Land Rents, See. 
 
 John Feriier and Robert Stewart, Deputes 
 John Kerr, Receiver-General of Bishops Rents 
 Ad. Longmore, jun. and Alex. Kidd, Land-Tax Redemption 
 James Wyllie, Examiner —F. N. Veitch, Clerk to Port Bonds 
 Adam Longmore, Keeper of the Begister of Resignations 
 A. Longmore, jun. Marshall —Wm Allan, Depute 
 
 HIGH COURT of ADMIRALTT .—1609 & 1681 . 
 Right H 011 . Earl Cathcart, Lord Vice-Admiral 
 Sir John Connell, Judge-Admiral, 8 col. 
 
 Alexander Kidd, Procurator Eiscal —W. G. Campell, Clerk 
 George Forrester, clerk to the judge admiral , and auditor of acets. 
 
 CONSISTORIAL COURT of EDINBURGH— 1564 . 
 James Gordon j George Ross ? Commissaries. 
 
 Thomas Todd | Charles Ross J 60 c l. each 
 
 George Carphin, principal clerk —George Carphin, jun., deputy 
 Patrick Wishart , fiscal —John Ferrier, macer 
 
1799 
 
 1764 
 
 William Oliver 
 
 1765 
 
 Thomas Hogg 
 
 1767 
 
 James Grant 
 
 1768 
 
 Donald M‘Leod 
 Alex Campbell 
 Rob Aberdeiri 
 
 1770 
 
 J Rutherford 
 
 1771 
 
 Sir A Gordon 
 
 1772 
 
 Alex Leith 
 John Graham 
 
 1773 
 
 Sir Geo. Aber- 
 cromby 
 
 1774 
 
 John Dickfon 
 
 1775 
 
 Charles Grant 
 Sir John Sinclair 
 
 1776 
 
 James Paterfon 
 John M‘Kenzie 
 Earl Cathcart 
 Sir Geo Stewart 
 
 1777 
 
 Robert Corbet 
 W Farquharfon 
 
 1779 
 
 James Trail 
 Kof Lauderdale 
 
 1780 
 
 Robert Brown 
 
 221 
 
 FACULTY OF ADVOCATES. 
 
 James Moncrieff, Esq. ll.b. Dean of Faculty. 
 
 1781 
 James Urquhart 
 Alex Hamilton 
 Sir Tames Suttie 
 
 1783 
 SirR Henderson 
 
 1784 
 
 PM Threipland 
 
 1785 
 John Wilde 
 OthoHWemyss 
 
 1786 
 George R Scott 
 W E Lockhart 
 
 1787 
 
 Sir James Mont¬ 
 gomery 
 
 1788 
 
 Sir A M’kenzie 
 Sir John Connel 
 Rob Hamilton 
 Ja S. Oliphant 
 
 1789 
 
 J Macfarlane 
 Earl of Sea field 
 RBiE M‘Leod 
 John Halkett 
 Charles Rofs 
 
 1790 
 
 Sir JB Hepburn 
 Rob Davidfon 
 James Gordon 
 Robert Dundas 
 Arch Fletcher 
 
 1791 
 Colin M’Lauritj 
 John Cathcart 
 J Ray. John Hon 
 Rob Fcrgusson 
 
 T 3 
 
 Lord Adv. 
 
 J Fergufon 
 Geo Joseph Bell 
 1792 
 
 Robert Forfyth John Fullarton 
 Sir Walter Scott Ran Macdonald 
 William Clerk RDavidfon, jun. 
 
 1793 
 S Moodie 
 John Smyth 
 
 F Walker Baird Sir Thos. Kirk- 
 Ja Gordon, jun.j patrick 
 J Ja Edmonftcn Louis H Ferrier 
 [o. Greenlhieids Archibald Bell 
 
 SirWilliam Rae George Rofs 
 
 Alex Lumfden 
 James Reddie 
 1798 
 
 Wm Fullarton 
 
 Wm Murray 
 Sir Pat Walker 
 D Mon.Binning 
 
 John R Trving 
 James Glafsford 
 Tho Thomfon 
 
 1794 
 James L’Amy 
 Tho Johniton 
 CGS Monteath 
 Ld Abercromby 
 T Crichton 
 Francis Jeffrey 
 John Morehead 
 
 1795 
 
 M Threipland 
 Fho Chriftie 
 Jo. Wilfon Rae 
 Thomas Tod 
 
 1796 
 
 John Pet. Grant 
 George Douglas 
 
 1797 
 
 J G Dalyell 
 Alex Whyte 
 James Skene 
 Alex Miller 
 
 WArch Cadell 
 Colin Dunlop 
 
 1799 
 W F Tytler 
 Adam Duff 
 
 J Harv. Chriflie 
 David Gillefpie 
 John Jardine 
 James Iveay 
 Roger Hog 
 
 1800 
 
 J A Murray 
 H P Brougham 
 William Bofwell 
 Hen Cockburn 
 1801 
 Arch Douglas 
 John Frafer 
 Alex Lang 
 James Loch 
 And. Clephane 
 James Simpfon 
 1802 
 
 Norman Hill 
 
SirNeilMenzies 
 Wm Macdonald 
 Alex 1 Foibes 
 T H Miller 
 1805 
 
 Daniel Vere 
 James Forreft 
 Thomas Miller 
 D M Snodgrafs 
 Wm Oliver jun. 
 Pat Small Keir 
 And. Murray 
 
 1804 
 
 Robert Bell 
 Adam Fergufon 
 W R Robinfon 
 ColinM‘Kenzie 
 
 1805 
 John Inglis 
 W Campbell 
 James Campbell 
 Robert Graham 
 
 1806 
 
 John S More 
 Hugh Lumfden 
 John Miller 
 J C Colquhoun 
 D M‘Farlane 
 Simon Frafer 
 Andrew Skene 
 Wm Buchanan 
 William Horne 
 
 1807 
 
 Jn Cunningham 
 J C Dunlop 
 James Wilfon 
 John Riddell 
 George Tait 
 R Newbigging 
 WilliamMowat 
 
 1808 
 
 D Matbifon 
 
 222 
 
 WFH Arundell 
 HHDrummond 
 LL.B. 
 
 Robert Rollo 
 Sir Sam.Stirling 
 William Ogilvie 
 Jofeph Murray 
 John Tawse 
 John Wood 
 James Edkine 
 Robert Bruce 
 Rob Jamieson 
 
 1809 
 
 J Kirkpatrick 
 
 1810 
 
 Alex M Gibson 
 Rob Macqueen 
 A J Campbell 
 G C Craigie 
 J Borthwick 
 Alex Greenhill 
 John Ranken 
 John Chriftifon 
 Rodk M‘Leod 
 1811 
 
 Thomas Erfkine 
 George Traill 
 S M‘Cormick 
 T F Kennedy 
 James Carnegy 
 J T Urquhart 
 HS Vans 
 James Walker 
 Alex Wood 
 George Brodie 
 John Hay 
 David A Blair 
 James Baikie 
 J C Maxwell 
 1812 
 
 G Cunningham 
 John Cay 
 
 Richard Tayloi 
 Jn I. Hendcrfcn 
 Robert Duff 
 James Grahame 
 Andrew Gillies 
 A Rutherford 
 Rob Thomfon 
 Robert P Gillie* 
 James Brownlee 
 1815 
 
 F Somerville 
 J AMaconochie 
 P Fraser Tytler 
 SirW Hamilton 
 Thos Maitland 
 M A Fletcher 
 
 1814 
 
 Alex Pringle 
 Robert Hannay 
 D Anderson 
 Arch Alison 
 Robt Hunter 
 
 1815 
 
 Ad Urquhart 
 James Hozier 
 Pat Robertson 
 Edw Lothian 
 David Dickson 
 John Craigie 
 John Wilson 
 Jo M‘Connell 
 R H Newton 
 Ant Oliphant 
 
 1816 
 
 Wm L White 
 R S Moncrieff 
 J S Menteath 
 Wm M‘Dowall 
 E D Sanford 
 J S Stewart 
 A E Menteath 
 Dun Macneill 
 
 Wm Menzies 
 John Stainton 
 R Maclachlan 
 A H Cullen 
 W T Honyman 
 JohnB Murdoch 
 J W Dickson 
 James Ivory 
 John Hope, 
 Solicitor-Gen . 
 
 J W Hawkins 
 J G Lockhart 
 R Whigham 
 M P Brown, 
 
 LL.B. 
 
 1817 
 
 Ga. Alexander 
 Elias Cathcart 
 H J Robertfon, 
 
 LL.B. 
 
 Ja, Maidment 
 Alex Dunlop 
 Ham. Pyper 
 Arthur Connell 
 J J Boswell 
 
 1818 
 G Grant 
 
 J Henderson, jr 
 FI B Maxwell 
 W Urquhart 
 John Dewar 
 Thos E Baird 
 James Ayton 
 John Marshall 
 Adam Anderson 
 1819 
 
 DouglasCheape 
 James Miller 
 James Creel man 
 John Tait 
 DavidConstable 
 Arthur Burnett 
 
George S my the 
 George G Bell 
 David Syme 
 Pat Carnegy 
 C D Riddell 
 Patrick Shaw 
 Jas Ballantine 
 Rob. C Rattray 
 And. Murray, jn 
 John Hyndman 
 1820 
 
 Wm Gib. Craig 
 Alex Dunlop, jr 
 Mark Sprot 
 Alex Allan 
 John Dick 
 Hugo Arnot 
 Mark Napier 
 Geo M‘Gachen 
 JohnRichardfon 
 John Warrand 
 William Blair 
 David Ross 
 Graham Spiers 
 Alex Cume 
 Wm Brodie, jn. 
 John Wilson,jn. 
 James Watson 
 Alex Thomson 
 John Gregory 
 Robert Riddell 
 Robert Dundas 
 1821 
 
 John Campbell 
 Sir John Hay 
 William Mure 
 James Welsh 
 Hugh Bruce 
 James Veitch 
 Jas Macdonald 
 G A W Arnot 
 Alex Lothian 
 
 223 
 
 James Hall 
 Andw Johnston 
 Jo. Hamilton,ju. 
 George Rose 
 
 1822 
 
 Alex Inglis 
 Alex Meldrum 
 Peter F Aiken 
 Jo. Graham, jr. 
 D M Makgill 
 Hugh H Brown 
 Charles Neaves 
 James Donald 
 Patrick B Mure 
 Alex M‘Neill 
 James M Hog 
 Chas Fergusson 
 Adam Paterson 
 John Cadell 
 Jas Richardson 
 Cosmo Innes 
 RobtHandyside 
 John Cowan 
 
 1823 
 
 George Kinloch 
 John King 
 Joseph Bain 
 And. Coventry 
 Rob. Hunter, ju. 
 Wm Younger 
 Thomas A DufJ 
 Wm Houstoun 
 Rob. Robertson 
 Richard Trotter 
 Alex C Ritchie 
 Wm Dauney 
 William Miller 
 Geo Robinson 
 Wm P Dundas 
 William Bruce 
 Robert Grant 
 
 Wm S Graham 
 Chas Macleod 
 Henry Wight 
 George Napier 
 James Stark 
 Wm Penny 
 
 1824 
 
 Jas J Chapman 
 Jo J M‘Braire 
 Hon. Al. Leslie 
 Melville 
 Wm Robertson 
 Jas Johnstone 
 A E Lockhart 
 John G Stirling 
 William Steele 
 Jas M‘Farlane 
 Alex Smollett 
 Jas Dennistoun 
 John Russell 
 John Gordon 
 Jas Johnston, jr 
 Thomas Carlyle 
 William Bell 
 David Dundas 
 
 1826 
 John Hay 
 James Brown 
 Geo Dempster 
 Robt A Dundas 
 John W Hay 
 George Dundas 
 Wm Dunbar 
 Geo Wm Mylne 
 John Donaldson 
 George Kinnear 
 D M‘Farlane, j. 
 John Reddie, 
 
 LL.D. 
 
 Chas MDougal 
 David Milne 
 John Forbes 
 Macduff llhind 
 John P Trotter 
 Angus Fletcher 
 
 Collectors . 
 
 1 st Division . 
 
 1825 
 
 Francis Home 
 Alex Murray 
 John M Bell 
 James Hopkirk 
 Archibald Boyd 
 John H Gray 
 James Miller, j. 
 Thomas Brown 
 Alex Murray, j. 
 J Bartholomew 
 George Moir 
 William Forbes 
 Alex Macallan 
 Thos Grahamc 
 
 John Tavvse 
 John Craigie 
 
 2 d Div, 
 Robert Rollo 
 F Sommerville 
 
 , Trea. 
 D Irving, ll.d. 
 Lib . 
 
 Ja Nairn, Ag* 
 

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 SOCIETY of WRITERS to his MAJESTY'S SIGNET. 
 
 Rt hon. W Dundas, Keefer 
 Colin Mackenzie, Esq. Def. 
 John Home, Sub.Keefer fc5* Clerk 
 John Finlayfon. Assist. Clerk & 
 Extractor 
 
 Office-bearers . 
 
 R. Mackenzie, Treasurer 
 James Nairne, Fifcal 
 Macvey Napier, Librarian , 
 Professor of Conveyancing 
 
 and 
 
 James Stuart, Collector of Widows Fund. 
 
 
 1764 
 
 1786 
 
 
 J Chalmers 
 
 Alex Young 
 
 
 1770 
 
 Thos Cranftoun 
 
 
 James Ferrier 
 
 John Young 
 
 
 Wm Riddel 
 
 James G Craig 
 
 
 1774 
 
 1787 
 
 
 John Wauchop 
 
 Adam Rolland 
 
 
 John Gordon 
 
 David Wemyfs 
 
 
 Andrew Blane 
 
 1788 
 
 
 1775 
 
 William Molle 
 
 
 Robert Syme 
 
 David Freer 
 
 
 1776 
 
 David Thomfon 
 
 
 John lnnes 
 
 Coll Macdonald 
 
 
 17 "7 
 
 Andrew Steele 
 
 
 James Thomfon 
 
 William Dallas 
 
 
 1779 
 
 Arch Swinton 
 
 
 John Campbell 
 
 Wm Robertfon 
 
 i 
 
 1781 
 
 1789 
 
 
 V Hathorn 
 
 ThomasTrotter 
 
 
 Harry Davidfon 
 
 William Inglis 
 
 
 1782 
 
 John Dickfon 
 
 
 James Horne 
 
 Robert Ainflie 
 
 
 Arch Gibfon 
 
 Wm Lindfay 
 
 
 'ThomasGordon 
 
 John Harvey 
 
 
 Arch Lundie 
 
 Crawfurd Tait 
 
 
 WmMacfarlane 
 
 James Smyth 1 
 
 
 1783 
 
 3 790 
 
 Alex Wight 
 Tames Tollie 
 3 784 
 
 James Laidlaw 
 
 1785 
 Sir Rob. Dundas 
 
 Sir Hen. Jardine Jo Gordon, 2 do 
 
 John Granger 
 Roger Ayton 
 A Mundell 
 Cka Bremner 
 Alexander Blair 
 Colin M‘Kenzie. 
 
 1791 
 H M Buchanan 
 Pat Campbell 
 John Meek 
 John Morifon 
 James Dundas 
 F Fotheringham 
 J Campbell, jun 
 
 1792 
 James Grant 
 David Murray 
 John Moubray 
 
 1793 
 Thomas Burns 
 Robert Speid 
 Win Patrick 
 
 1794 
 John Ferrier 
 Patrick Russell 
 Alex Youngson 
 
 Andrew Storie 
 
 Jas F Gordon 
 1795 
 Robert Hill 
 Thomas Peat 
 Wm Walker 
 John Tweedie 
 
 Sir A Ferguson 
 Robert Menzies 
 179(5 
 
 Don MT.ean 
 Sir Alex Wood 
 Rob Strachan 
 Robert Jamefon 
 John Tod 
 Robert Fleming 
 Adam Gordon 
 David Erfkine 
 
 1797 
 Geo Greenlaw 
 Hugh Watfon 
 Patrick Irvine 
 
 1798 
 
 G M Campbell 
 William Berry 
 Al Cunningham 
 Andrew Watfon. 
 John Bell 
 George Sandy 
 J Reg Riddel 
 James Elliot 
 John Pattifon 
 James Stuart 
 Gilbert Watfon 
 James Heriot 
 Alex Goldie 
 
 1799 
 Keith Milnes 
 Mathias Lyons 
 James Hope 
 Graham Leny 
 
Maflerton Ure 
 Patrick On- 
 Dun Cameron 
 Robert Rattray 
 James Wylie 
 John Kerr 
 Macvey Napier 
 1800 
 
 John Innes, jun. 
 John Renton 
 John Phillips 
 James Balfour 
 ‘John Graham 
 Wm Campbell 
 David Cleghorn 
 1801 
 
 John Leith Refs 
 Thomas Small 
 JamesHamilton 
 Alex Greig 
 Walter Cook 
 William Innes 
 Al Monypenny 
 Mich Linning 
 Wm Ballantyne 
 R Mackenzie 
 John Forman 
 William Baillie 
 1802 
 
 Walter Dickfon 
 R G Smyth 
 James Scott 
 Patrick Wifhart 
 Wm Douglas 
 Tho G Wright 
 Wm Buchanan 
 1805 
 
 Eph Lockhart 
 Wm Mackenzie 
 R Mackenzie 
 James Tytlcr 
 John Rufiell 
 
 225 
 
 D Williamfon 
 John Smith 
 Peter Couper 
 Francis Brodie 
 William Clark 
 Alex Dallas 
 Richard Cowan 
 
 1804 
 
 James Gordon 
 Wm Dryfdale 
 James Nairne 
 Alex Glen 
 John Leven 
 G Cleghorn 
 Francis Wilfon 
 ThomasMegget 
 
 1805 
 
 Wm Johnflon 
 James Greig 
 Nor Lockhart 
 Rob Campbell 
 John Lawfon 
 David Lifter 
 
 1806 
 C B Scott 
 
 Jas Mackenzie 
 John Murray 
 W A Martin 
 John Govan 
 James Swan 
 William Bell 
 
 Pat Tennant 
 William Scott 
 Jofeph Paterfon 
 A C M l Lehofe 
 Alex Douglas 
 John Tait 
 John Dow 
 Alex Bofwell 
 John Hepburn 
 John Kennedy 
 Wm Wallace 
 
 1809 
 
 D Turnbull 
 And. Tbomfon 
 Robert Smyth 
 David M‘Neilie 
 Alex Kettle 
 JohnPattifon, j. 
 John Blair 
 Peter Hewet 
 
 1810 
 Car. Bell 
 Rob M‘Millan 
 David Ramfay 
 George Lyon 
 Thomas Bruce 
 James Bridges 
 Geo Hogarth 
 John Kermack 
 James Carnegie 
 
 1811 
 
 George Combe 
 jjohn Home 
 Jas Robertfon 
 Alex Lamont 
 David Shaw 
 DavThcmfon,jn 
 Jas G Davidfon 
 Robert Cargill 
 Robert Paul 
 C K Robinfon 
 John Welsh 
 James Lang 
 John B Brodie 
 1815 
 
 Jo A Campbell 
 Wm Gardner 
 Alex Burns 
 Dug Mactavish 
 James Dunlop 
 John Chalmers 
 Wal Finlayson 
 Hum Graham 
 William Fraser 
 James Peddie 
 Donald Horne 
 Andrew Smith 
 J R Skinner 
 Alex Hunter 
 John Alison 
 Arth Campbell 
 James M‘Cook 
 
 1807 
 
 Tho Fergufon 
 Francis Walker 
 George Dunlop 
 James Struthers 
 James Wright 
 iEn Macbean 
 John Maxwell 
 
 1808 
 
 C Cunningham 
 John Donaldfon 
 
 James Innes 
 Melville Burd 
 John Tait, jun. 
 Jas Macdonnell 
 John Pringle 
 J G Hopkirk 
 Walter Ferrier 
 Andrew Clason 
 James Baxter 
 1812 
 
 David Welsh 
 
 1814 
 
 Hugh M‘Queen 
 James Ferguson 
 T Richardson 
 W H Sands 
 Wm Waddell 
 Ch J Fox Orr 
 Andrew Miller 
 John Dickie 
 F Fotheringham 
 J M Lindsay 
 
Hugh Tod 
 A McCheyne 
 1815 
 Jos Grant 
 R Rutherford 
 Win Renny 
 Wm Grierson 
 J R Stoddart 
 John Scotland 
 John Bowie 
 M N M‘Donald 
 Geo Waddell 
 Thos M‘Millan 
 James Arnott 
 Robt Pitcairn 
 Thomas Ewart 
 1815 
 
 Geo Turnbull 
 J M Paton 
 R S Wilson 
 G L Finlay 
 John Elder 
 Alex Smith 
 Wm Murray 
 D Mackintosh 
 T Mackenzie 
 John Miller 
 Tho Gardiner 
 Wm Young 
 Mathew Weir 
 R Y Anderson 
 Alex Fleming 
 G W Boyd 
 J MacAllan 
 J Hyndman 
 1817 
 Alex Scot 
 Aw. Crombie 
 H G Dickfon 
 John M‘Kean 
 Thomas Patton 
 Walter Duthie 
 
 226 
 
 James Shepherd 
 David Scott 
 J M Melville 
 George Heggie 
 James Burn 
 Thos Arnott 
 Charles Stewart 
 John Robertfon 
 David Brown 
 Alex Johnfton 
 Arch Wifhart 
 Wm Rennet 
 Wm Young, jn. 
 A Robertson 
 AG Ellis 
 1818 
 James Macara 
 John Watkins 
 W Horsburgh 
 William Lang 
 Henry Sibbald 
 R Campbell 
 J A Cheyne 
 Thomas Corrie 
 Walter Jollie 
 H D Hill 
 Ar W Goldie 
 W Fergusson 
 R Sandilands 
 J W M'Kenzie 
 John Yule 
 A Thomson 
 Robert Burn 
 Charles Nairne 
 S Anderson 
 John Gibson 
 N Morrison 
 Robert Brown 
 
 James Pott 
 R G Ogilvie 
 
 1819 
 
 Alex. Allan 
 S F Mackintosh 
 JamesCrawford 
 John Dudgeon 
 ThoFerguson,j. 
 Andrew Tawse 
 Geo. Robertson 
 William Hunt 
 Wm Lamond 
 Alexander Hay 
 R W Niven 
 Tbo Bruce, jun. 
 John Wight 
 Alex Manners 
 John Gibson, j 
 D S Threshie 
 Alex Stevenson 
 James Newton 
 Rod Mackenzie 
 Wm Alexander 
 David Black ie 
 James Peddie,j. 
 
 1820 
 A D Fraser 
 Andrew Gray 
 Robert Ramsey 
 James Wemys 9 
 John C Wilson 
 Jo. LG Balfoui 
 Jas Robertson 
 AThomson,jun. 
 Thomas Syme 
 James Hotchkis 
 George Sligo 
 William Balfour 
 
 James Grant,jr James H Ross 
 
 And. Howden 
 Jame9 Lawson 
 Thomas Weir 
 
 J C Sutherland 
 Henry M Low 
 Jas L Mitchell 
 
 Jame9 Lothian 
 William Sharp. 
 WilliamWatson 
 Robert Mack j- 
 f R Robertson 
 James Tod 
 James Pattison 
 James Adam 
 Wm Mercer 
 1821 
 John J Davidson 
 Thomas Ker 
 Peter Crooks 
 Thomas I ones 
 John Anderson 
 Wm War. Hay 
 Andrew Grieve 
 Robert Burnett 
 Jo. Meicklejohn 
 David Wilson 
 Arch Connell 
 Cha.MacdowaU 
 Thos Grahame 
 Edward Hoggan 
 Thos Thorburn 
 Robert Mercer 
 Robert Dunlop 
 Robert Howden 
 Chas Balfour 
 John S Hall 
 John Huntor 
 James Burnside 
 John Hannay 
 Geo Webster 
 Andrew Hill 
 John B Gracie 
 James J Fraser 
 D M Black 
 John Arnott | 
 William Tod 
 1822 
 
 John Usher 
 
Hugh Cowan 
 Robert Paton 
 Hugh Kennedy 
 Jris S Darling 
 Jas Rutherford 
 Robert Roy 
 Hugh Fraser 
 Phineas Daniel 
 David Cathcart 
 Sylvester Reid 
 Robert Stewart 
 Jas T Murray 
 Geo Innes Ure 
 Robt Kennedy 
 Angus Fletcher 
 James Hill 
 Wm Duncan 
 J P Grant 
 George Logan 
 William Stewart 
 James Singer 
 
 1823 
 
 Wal. Dickfon, j. 
 Alex Dulf 
 John Millie 
 0. M‘Clelland 
 H. J. Williams 
 Robert Stewart 
 Pat Dalmahoy 
 Wm Glover 
 John Forrester 
 Thomas Sprott 
 William Home 
 Jas Cunningham 
 ]o. Richardson 
 Wm A. Laurie 
 James C. Tait 
 John Brodie 
 Henry J Burn 
 Fred. L. Roy 
 Wm Mackevsy 
 
 227 
 
 Andrew Scott 
 James Gentle 
 Clem. Lumsden 
 John Shand 
 J Greig, jun. 
 Henry Tod 
 Thos Trotter 
 Pat Dudgeon 
 
 1824 
 
 Wm R Macao 
 James Skelton 
 Wm Gordon 
 A Macdougall 
 John Baird 
 T E M‘Ritchie 
 Wm Napier 
 J Anderson, ju. 
 D S Gilbreath 
 ChaF Davidson 
 Geo Maxwell 
 Hunter Gordon 
 John Gray 
 George Dalzell 
 Jas T G Craig 
 Adam Rolland.j 
 James Rose 
 WmGCunning- 
 hame 
 
 George Birrell 
 James Walker 
 Charles Gordon 
 James Brown 
 John Turner 
 Jas H Burnett 
 WC Balderftone 
 James J Darling 
 ThosBFenie 
 John Henderson 
 Patrick Graham 
 Geo Stoddart 
 JohnDumbrcck 
 
 W C Haldane 
 A Maitland 
 
 1825 
 
 Geo W high am 
 Wm Fraser, jun. 
 W N Waddell 
 James Law 
 James Goldie 
 James Duncan 
 George Watt 
 Duncan Grant 
 Pillans Scarth 
 John Maclaurin 
 James Dalgleish 
 Anthy. Murray 
 Joseph Mitchell 
 A C Howden 
 Hugh Bremner 
 John Stewart 
 Robert Aytoun 
 John Bayne 
 John Rymer 
 Henry Gordon 
 James Wilson 
 David Brown, j. 
 Hor. Can nan 
 William Forbes 
 J ohn T Gordon 
 Geo. M‘Callum 
 W A Child 
 Laur, Davidson 
 John Brown 
 Alex Kennedy 
 Mungo Ponton 
 Patrick Grant 
 
 1826 
 
 David Douglas 
 Ken Mackenzie 
 Jn Mackenzie 
 Jas Carnegie, j. 
 
 Jas StewarC, jr. 
 Francis Stewart 
 Jn G Farquhar 
 John Hamilton 
 G Farquharson 
 Alex Boyd 
 WmB Campbell 
 James Roy 
 [n A Robertson 
 Thos Kinnear 
 Alex Macdonell 
 John Dymock 
 DavidCampbell 
 HMS Murray 
 Jas Anstruther 
 John Dundas 
 WmCampbelljj. 
 Andrew M‘Rae 
 Walter Brown 
 Alex Donald 
 J. Hunter, jun. 
 DT M'Cheyne 
 Geo M‘Allan 
 David Smith 
 
 Jas. Be'.l, Officer 
 
228 
 
 SOCIETY of SOLICITORS of SUPREME COURTS. 
 
 [Incorporated by lloyal Charter 1797.] 
 
 Office- Bearers. 
 
 William Ellis, Prefes 
 D Fisher, Vice-Preset 
 Alex Grant, Treat, 
 
 John Young, Sec. 
 
 T. Johnston 7 „ 
 
 Jos. Liddell 5 
 
 Jn Tawfe 1797 
 Jo Sommervail 
 Alex Grant 
 Rob Cameron 
 W Howison, s. 
 
 James Gentle 
 Geo Watfon 
 John Dillon 
 William Ellis 
 Nath Grant 
 R Henderson 
 Wm Johnfton 
 Geo Todd 
 George Mill 
 George Napier 
 Alex Forfyth 
 
 H John Wylie W M Little 
 John Orr Jos Liddle 
 Jo. Young 1804 David Clyne 15 
 John Cook 05 P Campbell 16 
 Tho Johnston John Masson 
 Jo. Thorburn Alex Gifford 
 Pet.Halkerfton, Daniel Chriflie 
 ll.d. James Hathorn 
 
 W Innes 06 DanielFiflier 17 
 Wm Ritchie 08 R Lockhart 
 Geo Stedman I l’homas Baillie 
 J Finlayfon iW Dalrymple 
 
 Archibald Duncan, Librarian. 
 
 Auditors , y 1 
 Thomas Datling ' 
 James M‘Inncs 
 
 A Paterfon 
 William Smith 
 Thos Darling 
 John Cameron 
 J Somerville, jn 
 Thomas Ruffell 
 Alex Guild 
 Jas M‘Innes 10 
 James Lyon 11 
 Wni Martin 12 
 F M Macnab 
 Jas Donaldson 
 Robert Boog 13 
 A Stevenson 
 Robert Stewart 
 Rob. Cairns 14 
 
 N W Robertfon 
 James Stuart 
 Robert Welfh 
 James Smaill 
 Arch Duncan 
 Dugald Grant 
 John Adams 
 James Smith 
 John Philips 
 Chas Gordon 18 
 George Gordon 
 J Macandrew 
 John Parker 
 W Horne 
 M Anderson 
 GeoSimpson 19 
 Mitch. Pattison 
 Cha. Stewart 20 
 Wm Inglis 21 
 David Gray 
 Jas O Mack 22 
 Wm Miller 
 James Burness 
 Wm Spalding 
 Robt Urquhart 
 John Jameson 
 W N Grant 
 And. Snody 23 
 
 James ICnox 
 R Henderson,j 
 John Bisset 
 James Ross 
 Jas Valentine 
 John Morison , 
 John Nairn 
 James G Barr 
 D M‘Goun 24 
 James Johnston 
 Alex McIntyre 
 Thos Rankin * 
 Lach M In tosh 
 Wm Allan 25 
 G M‘Dowall 
 Jas D Lawrie 
 George Munro 
 Jn Henderson 
 George Scott 
 John Ronald 
 Jn Murdoch, 26 
 John Phin 
 James Morgan 
 Thos Leburn 
 Ed. M‘Millan 
 
 A Aikman, asst 
 
 librarian 
 
 ADVOCATES FIRST CLERKS , 
 
 Who, ex officio, are Agents or Solicitcrs t and Members of the 
 College of Justice. 
 
 John M*Ritchie 
 James Dickson 
 Wm Allester 
 
 James Steel 
 J Mackenzie 
 Duncan Stewart 
 
 Geo Todd, jnn. IJohn Brown 
 J Romanes T Deuchar 
 
 John Steel (John Marshall 
 
Ja B Fraser 
 R Purdie 
 Jon. M‘Gregor 
 W Williamson 
 W Mackintosh 
 James Gemmill 
 Wm Guthrie 
 John Haldane 
 John Jones 
 Pat Pearson 
 Wm Pollock 
 G Macdougall 
 John Johnston 
 R Thomson 
 James Gillon 
 James Lamond 
 James Malcolm 
 David Brashe 
 Robert Blackie 
 
 James Imrie 
 A P Henderson 
 David Watson 
 Charles Fisher 
 P Maclaurin 
 A M Anderson 
 Andrew Bayne 
 John Morrison 
 William Reid 
 Alex Clerk 
 James Usher 
 
 229 
 
 James Anderson 
 J M Moir 
 J W Ness 
 John Lockhart 
 John Ronald 
 J M‘Craken 
 A Hutchison 
 G Rutherford 
 A Shepherd 
 David Mitchel 
 Rob Matthew 
 
 James Chalmers James Scott 
 Charles Spence J H Robinson 
 Rich. Prentice |David Stewart 
 J B Watt [Robert Wilson 
 Andrew Stivens David Houston 
 Rob. Ormiston I Sim Campbell 
 Isaac Bayley jJn Whitehead 
 David Scales |J ame s Brown 
 
 Thos Landale 
 G R Kin loch 
 Pav Littlejohn 
 James G Smith 
 Wm J Campbell 
 Ed Livingston 
 
 David Haig, 
 Keep, of Hull 
 
 AGENTS Iff SOLICITOUS NOT INCORPORATED . 
 W. Howifori, jun.—Cofmo Falconer 
 
 SOLICITORS AT LAW, 
 
 (Incorporated by Royal Charter, 1780. 
 
 Who have the exclusive privilege of practising before the Com¬ 
 missary , Sheriff, and City Courts. 
 
 1788 John Gray, President 1 1783 Rich. Prentice, Treasurer 
 1796 Thos Stewart, Vice-Pres] 1799 A ^ ex * Cameron, Clerk 
 1813 W. Pollock, Fiscal 
 
 J Feggans 1778 Jas Ranken 10 
 
 A Crombie 85 
 GCarphin,sn.9i 
 Wm Moffat 
 Alex Ponton 9 2 
 James Laing 96 
 Chas Wilson 99 
 Archibald Scott 
 Jo Haldane 05 
 Alex Brown 06 
 And. Stivens 
 
 D Brashe 
 Alex Clerk 
 Jas Meikle 
 J S Mack 
 
 Jas B Dow 18 J. Paterson 23 
 
 13 David Mitchell George Cairns 
 
 14 James Wight 'Henry Higgins 
 
 15 Jas Chalmers 19 Thos Smith 24 
 
 Thomas Rymer 
 George Ewing 
 M Lothian 17 
 Robt Dtuchar 
 G Carphinjun 
 Jas Anderson 
 
 16 James Brown 
 
 Jo. M*Glashan 
 
 ThosMofFat 21 
 James Turner 
 David Stewart 
 John M‘Kay 
 W M Bisset 
 George Hill 22 
 
 D Bain, Officer 
 
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250 
 
 LYON COURT , 
 
 Right Hon. the Earl of Kinnoull, Lord Lyon 
 George Clerk Craigie, Esq. Advocate, Lyon Dcp . 
 
 E.W. A. Hay, Esq. Principal Clerk and Keeper of Records 
 f Arch Duncan, s.s.c. Lyon Clei'k Dcp. J. Williamson, Fiscal 
 
 Heralds . 
 
 Albany —James Mitchell 
 Rothsay —James Lorimer 
 Marchmont —Thos Small 
 Islay —John Cook 
 Snowdon —Daniel Mer.zies 
 Ross —David Taylor 
 
 Pursuivants . 
 Unicorn —James Cook 
 Bute —Ebenezer M l George 
 Kintyre —Robert Hamilton 
 Ormond —William Allan 
 Dingwall —David Alexander 
 Carrick —John Young 
 
 MAGISTRATES of EDINBURGH. 
 
 Right Hon. William Trotter, Lord Provqfi. 
 Walter Brown I Adam Luke T Baillies> and 
 James Hill | James Leechman J Deputy Lieutenants 
 Robert Wright, dean of guild —William Patison, treas. 
 
 CONKENTION of ROYAL BOROUGHS— (155a) 
 [Meet on the 2d Tuesday of July, annually.] 
 
 LordProvofl of Edinb. prefes 
 City clerks of Edinb. clerks 
 John Irving, agent 
 John Lee, d.d. chaplain 
 
 D Beaton, keeper of records 
 John Richardson, London agent 
 Robert Stevenson, engineer 
 A Ferrier, conseiv. at Campvere 
 
 CHAMBER of COMMERCE. —1786. 
 
 Right Hon. Lord Provost, Chairman. 
 
 Al Henderson, 1 st Dep. CWr.lThomas Allan, Treas. 
 
 Charles Baxter, 2d Dcp. Ch. (Alexander Wight, Sec. 
 
 Duncan Cowan, Alex. Haig, John Whigham, Robert Scott, and 
 William Gilchrist, Auditors of Accounts 
 
 TRUSTEES for MANUFACTURES , fcV—1727 
 
 o* r» a n _ _nn t i -» n- 
 
 Duke of Atholl 
 Lord President 
 Vifc. Melville 
 Lord Glenlee 
 Sir J. MontgO' 
 mery 
 
 D. of Hamilton 
 
 Sir P Murray 
 Sir John Sinclair 
 Ld Juftice Clerk 
 Gilbert Tnnes 
 SirJohn Hay 
 Lord Pitmilly 
 Alex Ofbourne 
 
 BaronC Rattiay 
 Ld Abercromby 
 Sir A M‘Kenzie 
 Lord Chf.Comr 
 Sir W. Forbes 
 Lord Gray 
 Lord Advocate 
 
 Lord Meadow- 
 bank 
 
 Ld Chief Baron 
 Earl of Elgin 
 Sir Rob.Dundas 
 Sir Hen Jardine 
 
 Sir W. Arbuthnot, sec.—-G Thox^fon, ctf—J. Stuart, acct, 
 
231 
 
 BRITISH WHITE HERRING FISHERY . 
 
 Lord Advocate lAlex Osborne ISir John Hay JLd Abercromby 
 Gilbert Innes |BarClk RattrayjSir Wm Forbes | One vacant 
 J. Dunsmure, Secretary. 
 
 -1783. 
 
 ROYAL SOCIETY OF EDINBURGH - 
 Sir Walter Scott, President • 
 
 Lord Chief Baron I Professor Russell 1 7T . _ 
 
 Lord Glenlee | Dr T. C.Hope $ Vice-Presidents 
 
 Dr Brewster, Sec —Thos. Allan, Treas ,—James Skene, Curator 
 
 SOCIETY of ANTIQUARIES of SCOTLAND, 
 
 E. of Elgin & Kincardine, Pres 
 Sir Hen. Jardine, 1 st Vice-Pres 
 Lord Meadowbank, 2d do* 
 Gilbert Innes, 3d do. 
 
 Robert Scott Moncricff, Treas. 
 Dr Hibbert & T. Kinnear, Secs 
 Rev. Dr Brunton, Foreign Sec. 
 Ja. Skene, Curator oj Museum 
 
 GRAND LODGE OF SCOTLAND. 
 His Majesty the King, Patron. 
 
 Earl of Kinnoull, grand-master 
 Lord Elcho, dep. grand mafier 
 Vise. Glenorchy, paftgr. mailer 
 Wm Inglis, fubft. grand-mafter 
 I Warrender, fen. grand-warden 
 'SirDMoncrielFe, jun.gr. warden 
 
 Sir Joh*Hay, grand treafurer 
 Alex Lawrie, grand fee. 
 
 , grand chap. 
 
 James Bertram, grand clerk 
 W Cunningham, grand jeweller 
 Arch Paterson, bible-bearer 
 
 HIGHLAND SOCIETY of SCOTLAND. 
 His Grace the Duke of Gordon, Prefident . 
 
 Mq of Tweeddale 
 Marq of Lothian ( Vice 
 ^ Vise. Strath allan ^ Prefident s. 
 
 Lord Abercromby y 
 Gilbert Innes, treasurer 
 lanald Macdonald, fecretary 
 
 Claud Russel, auditor 
 Rev. Dr Baird, chaplain 
 Lewis Gordon, and C. Gordon, 
 dep. secretaries and collectors 
 Charles Gordon, recorder & elk 
 J. Mackay, jeweller & medalist 
 
 ROYAL COLLEGE of PHYSICIANS. 
 
 1 i Monro, prefident IThos Spens, treafurer 
 
 L Duncan, sen. vice-prefident [John Warrock Purcell, fiscal 
 ’>Vm Pulteney Alison, fecretaryjwilliam Moncrietf, librarian 
 
 ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS. 
 
 David Hay, m.d. president—Thomas Lothian, treasuier 
 
EZHz.7*. 
 
 
 232 
 
 CALEDONIAN HUNT. 
 
 His Most Gracious Majesty George IV. Patron 
 Sir David Moncricffe, preses—James Dundas, treasurer _ r 
 Earl of Kinnoul, Lord Strathavon, John Warrender, councillor 
 William and Henry Hagart, secretaries 
 
 SOCIETY for CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE.--(i 7 ° 9 -: 
 The Most Noble the Marquis of Bute, President of the Society 
 William Murray, Esq. Preses of the Committee. 
 
 Rev. Dr. Campbell and John 
 Tawse, secretaries 
 William Stevenson, treasurer 
 John Dickson, comptroller 
 W. S. Moncrieff, accountant 
 
 John Waugh, librarian 
 Sir P. Laurie, treasurer to Co- 
 responding Board in London 
 Rev.Dr Manuel & J.Thomsol 
 joint secs to ditto 
 
 SOCIETY for SUPPORT of GAELIC SCHOOLS. 
 The King, Patron.— Rt. Hon. the Earl of Moray, President . 
 Robert Paul, Treasurer 
 
 Rev. Walter Tait, and John Campbell, jun. W.S. Sees. 
 Rev. A. M‘Kellar, Gaelic Sec. —A. Hutchison, Asst. Sec.es.Cle, 
 
 SOCIETY for IMPROVING the SYSTEM of CHURCH 
 PATRONAGE in SCOTLAND, 
 
 By purchasing up Rights of Patronage , and settling them in eai 
 Parish , on the Male Heads of Families in Church communion 
 James Douglas of Cavers, President. 
 
 Lord Strathavon and George Sinclair of Ulbster, Vice-Presxda 
 M N Macdonald, W.S. Treas .—Jas Bridges, W.S. See. 
 
 FRIENDLY SOCIETY of DISSENTING MINISTER 
 (including ministers of chapels of ease) 
 
 IN SCOTLAND.—{Inst. 1797.) t . 
 
 Ministers must enter •within a year and a day after their Ordtnatia 
 Rev. Mr Lothian, President |Rev. Dr Ja. Peddie, Treasure r 
 Mr Watson, Vice-Pres. |Rev. George Paxton, Sec. 
 
 SABBATH SCHOOL UNION FOR SCOTLAND. 
 Right Hon. Lord Gray, President 
 
 Vice-Presidents \George Buchan 
 Rev. SirH MoncricfFiGeorge Ross 
 Sir James M Riddell Robert Hepburne 
 Sir William Forbes 'Robert W Ramsay 
 
 John Abercrombie 
 John Swinton 
 Alexander Murra] 
 Thomas Boswall 
 
235 
 
 BANKING COMPANIES. 
 
 Bank of Scotland, 1695 .— (Draw on Coutts $ Co. London.) 
 Vifcount Melville, governor I William Caddell, treafurer 
 Lord Balgray, depute-governor |Geo. Sandy, A. Bennet, fees 
 
 Royal Bank of Scotland— 1727 . 
 
 (Draw on Bank of England , Bank of Ireland\ and Coutts § Co.) 
 fear! of Dalhousie, governor I William Mitchell, calhier 
 Gilbert Innes, Esq. depute | Andrew Bogle, fecr«tary 
 
 British Linen Company, 1746 . — (Draw on Smith , Payne $ Co.) 
 Earl of Northefk, governor lEbenezer Gilchrifl:, manager 
 Sir James Montgomery, depute|Wm Henderfon, fccretary 
 
 Commercial Banking Company of Scotland. 
 (Draw on Jones , Loyd.fy Co. London.) 
 
 Alex Macartney, Elq. managerlHugh Auld, assistant cashier 
 John M'Gregor, calhier [Robert Paul, fecretaiy 
 
 National Bank of Scotland— 1825 . 
 
 Draw on Glyn , Mills, Hali fax, and Company, London . 
 
 Governor. 
 
 The Right Hon. Lord Napier, Deputy Governor. 
 
 Lord Bel haven 
 Sir Robert Turing 
 Col. Alexander Mair 
 Dr A. Duncan, jun. 
 John C. Tarlcton 
 James Inglis 
 
 Extraordinary Directors. 
 
 Pat. L M 4 Mil Ian 
 Joseph Hume, m.f. 
 
 William Robertson 
 Matthew Aukinson 
 Hon. A. Calthorpe 
 Rob. Farrand, m.f. 
 
 Patrick Borthwick, Manager 
 George Crosbie, Secre^ry—Thomas Jooes, Cashier 
 
 Col. Thomas Gordon 
 of Park 
 
 John Stewart of Car- 
 nousie 
 
 H. G. Leslie of Den- 
 lugas 
 
 Towns. Agents. Accountants. 
 
 Banff George G. Robinson John Rainagc 
 
 Dundee P. H. Thoms James Adam 
 
 Inverness John Mackay ^ F.-J.Skelly 
 
 Keith Thomas Johnston,jun. 
 
 BANKERS IN 
 Sir Wm Forbes, J Hunter & Co, 
 Ramfays, Bonars, & Co. 
 Thomas Kinnear & Sons 
 Robert Allan & Son 
 
 EDINBURGH. 
 Donald Smith & Co. 
 Alexander Allan & Co, 
 James Inglis & Co. 
 John Mabcrly & Co. 
 
 U 3 
 
250 
 
 LYON COURT . 
 
 Right Hon. the Earl of Kinnoull, Lord Lyon 
 George Clerk Craigie, Esq. Advocate, Lyon Dep. 
 
 E.W. A. Hay, Esq. Principal Cleric and Keeper of Records 
 r Arch Duncan, s.s.c. Lyon Clei'Jc Dep. J. Williamson, Fiscal 
 
 Heralds. 
 
 Albany —James Mitchell 
 Rothsay —James Lorimer 
 Marchmont —Thos Small 
 Islay —John Cook 
 Snowdon —Daniel Mer.zies 
 Boss —David Taylor 
 
 Pursuivants. 
 Unicorn —James Cook 
 Bute —Ebenezer M‘George 
 Kintyre —Robert Hamilton 
 Ormond —William Allan 
 Dingwall —David Alexander 
 Carrick —John Young 
 
 MAGISTRATES of EDINBURGH. 
 
 Right Hon. William Trotter, LordProvofi. 
 Walter Brown I Adam Luke 1 Baillies, and 
 James Hill | James Leechman J Deputy Lieutenants 
 Robert Wright, dean of guild —William Patison, treas. 
 
 C0NKENTI0N of ROYAL BOROUGHS— (155a) 
 [Meet on the 2d Tuesday of July, annually.] 
 
 LordPrevod of Edinb. prefes 
 City clerks of Edinb. clerks 
 John Irving, agent 
 John Lee, d.d. chaplain 
 
 D Beaton, keeper of records 
 John Richardson, London agent 
 Robert Stevenson, engineer 
 A Ferrier, conseiv. at Campvere 
 
 CHAMBER of COMMERCE. —1786. . 
 
 Right Hon. Lord Provost, Chairman. 
 
 Al Henderson, 1 si Dep. C^r.lThomas Allan, Treas . 
 
 Charles Baxter, 2 d Dep. Ch. [Alexander Wight, Sec. 
 
 Duncan Cowan, Alex. Haig, John Whigham, Robert Scott, and 
 William Gilchrist, Auditors of Accounts 
 
 TRUSTEES for MANUFACTURES , tfc.—1727. 
 
 Duke of Atholl 
 Lord President 
 Vifc. Melville 
 Lord Glenlee 
 Sir J. Montgo¬ 
 mery 
 
 D. of Hamilton 
 
 Sir P Murray 
 Sir John Sinclair 
 Ld Juftice Clerk 
 Gilbert Tnnes 
 Sir John Hay 
 Lord Pitmilly 
 Alex Ofbourne 
 
 BaronC Rattray 
 Ld Abercromby 
 Sir A M‘Kenzie 
 Lord Chf.Comr 
 Sir W. Forbes 
 Lord Gray 
 Lord Advocate 
 
 Lord Meadow- 
 bank 
 
 Ld Chief Baron 
 Earl of Elgin 
 Sir Rob.Dundas 
 Sir Hen Jardine 
 
 Sir W. Arbuthnot, sec.—G . Thoiqfon, elk —J. Stuart, acct. 
 
231 
 
 BRITISH WHITE HERRING FISHERY . 
 
 I^ord Advocate JAlex Osborne ISirJohn Hay ILd Abercromby 
 Gilbert Innes |BarClk RattrayJSir Wm Forbes | One vacant 
 J. Dunsmure, Secretary. 
 
 ROYAL SOCIETY OF EDINBURGH —1783* 
 
 Sir Walter Scott, Presidents 
 Lord Chief Baron I Professor Russell 7 
 Lord Glenlee | Dr T. C.Hope J Vice-Presidents 
 
 Dr Brewster, Sec —Thos. Allan, Treas .—James Skene, Curator 
 
 SOCIETY of ANTIQUARIES of SCOTLAND, 
 
 E. of Elgin & Kincardine, Pres 
 Sir Hen. Jardine, 1 st Vice-Pres. 
 Lord Meadowbank, 2d do. 
 Gilbert Innes, 3d do. 
 
 Robert Scott Moncrieff, Treas. 
 Dr Hibbert & T. Kinnear, Secs 
 Rev. Dr Brunton, Foreign Sec. 
 iJa. Skene, Curator oj Museum 
 
 GRAND LODGE OF SCOTLAND. 
 His Majesty the King, Patron. 
 
 Earl of Kinnoull, grand-master 
 Lord Elcho, dep. grand mafier 
 Vise; Glenorchy, paftgr. mailer 
 Wm Inglis, fubfl. grand-mafler 
 I Warrender, fen. grand-warden 
 ' SirDMoncrieffe, jwn.gr. warden 
 
 SirJoh*Hay, grand treafurer 
 Alex Lawrie, grand fee. 
 
 , grand chap. 
 
 James Bertram, grand clerk 
 W Cunningham, grand jeweller 
 Arch Paterson, bible-bearer 
 
 HIGHLAND SOCIETY of SCOTLAND . 
 His Grace the Duke of Gordon, Prefident . 
 
 Mq of Tweeddale 
 Marq of Lothian / Vice 
 Sk Visc. Strathallan f Preftdents. 
 Lord Abercromby J 
 Gilbert Innes, treasurer 
 lanald Macdonald, fecretary 
 
 Claud Russel, auditor 
 Rev. Dr Baird, chaplain 
 Lewis Gordon, and C. Gotdon, 
 dep. secretaries and collectors 
 Charles Gordon, recorder & elk 
 J. Mackav, jeweller & medalist 
 
 ROYAL COLLEGE of PHYSICIANS. 
 
 Monro, prefident iThos Spens, treafurer 
 
 L Duncan, sen. vice-prefident John Warrock Purcell, fiscal 
 i5 tVm Pulteney Alison, fecretary J William MoncrietF, librarian 
 
 lie- _ 
 
 ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS. 
 
 David Hay, m.d. president—Thomas Lothian, tieasuier 
 
234 
 
 Lord Lieutenants Iff Sheriff Deputes of Scotland, 
 With the Sheriff Depute' s Salaries. 
 
 Counties 
 
 Lord Lieutenants 
 
 Sheriffs Depute 
 
 Sala . 
 
 Aberdeen 
 
 Marquis of Huntly 
 
 Andrew Murray 
 
 400/ 
 
 Ayr 
 
 Earl of Glasgow 
 
 Archibald Bell 
 
 400 
 
 Argyle 
 
 Duke of Argyle 
 
 Robert Bruce 
 
 400 
 
 Berwick 
 
 Earl of Home 
 
 William Boswell 
 
 300 
 
 Banff 
 
 Earl of Fife 
 
 James Urquhart 
 
 300 
 
 Bute 
 
 Marquis of Bute 
 
 Samuel M l Cormick 
 
 JOO 
 
 Caithnefs 
 
 Earl of Caithnefs 
 
 James Trail 
 
 30 0) 
 
 Sutherland 
 
 Marquis of Stafford 
 
 Hugh Lumsden 
 
 350 
 
 Dumfries 
 
 Marq. of Queensberry 
 
 Sir T Kirkpatrick 
 
 350 
 
 Dumbarton 
 
 Duke of Montrose 
 
 J C Colquhoun 
 
 300 
 
 Edinburgh 
 
 Earl of Morton 
 
 Adam Duff 
 
 600 
 
 Elgin 
 
 Earl of Moray 
 
 Sir Geo. Abercromby 
 
 
 Nairn 
 
 William Brodie, Esq. 
 
 Ditto 
 
 30 ° 
 
 Fife 
 
 Earl of Kellie 
 
 Andrew Clephane 
 
 400 
 
 Kinrofs 
 
 Rt Hon. Wm. Adam 
 
 James Moncrieff 
 
 
 Clackmanan 
 
 Earl Mansfield 
 
 Ditto 
 
 3 S 0 
 
 Forfar 
 
 Lord Douglas 
 
 James L’Amy 
 
 400 
 
 Haddington 
 
 Marq. of Tweeddale 
 
 William Horne 
 
 300 
 
 Inverness 
 
 Hon. F. W. Grant 
 
 William F Tytler 
 
 400 
 
 Kirkcudbright 
 
 Earl of Galloway 
 
 Sir Alexander Gordon 
 
 300 
 
 Kincardine 
 
 Vifcount Arbuthnot 
 
 George Douglafs 
 
 300 
 
 Lanark 
 
 Duke of Hamilton 
 
 Wm Rose Robinson 
 
 500 
 
 Linlithgow 
 
 Earl of Hopetoun 
 
 John Cay 
 
 300 
 
 Orkney 
 
 
 J. A. M‘Conochie 
 
 33 ° 
 
 Peebles 
 
 Earl of Wemyss 
 
 John Wood 
 
 300 
 
 Perth 
 
 Duke of Athole 
 
 Duncan Macneil 
 
 400 
 
 Renfrew 
 
 Arch. Campbell, Esq. 
 
 John C Dunlop 
 
 35 ° 
 
 Roxburgh 
 
 Marquis of Lothian 
 
 William Oliver 
 
 300 
 
 Rofs 
 
 Sir J. W. M‘Kenzie 
 
 Donald M‘Leod 
 
 
 Cromarty 
 
 R B JE. M‘Leod, Esq. 
 
 Ditto 
 
 400 
 
 Selkirk 
 
 Lord Montague 
 
 Sir Walter Scott 
 
 300 
 
 Stirling 
 
 Duke of Montrose 
 
 Ranald Macdonald 
 
 350 
 
 Wigton 
 
 Earl of Galloway 
 
 James Walker 
 
 3C0 
 
 Society of Burgh & Parochial Schoolmasters. 
 (Established by Act of Parliament, 1807.) 
 
 Mr Spence (Prestonpans) JPreses . 
 
 George Irvine, High School, cashier Wm Pyper, clirk . 
 
2 35 
 
 EIARS of ABERDEENSHIRE for the TWELVE PRECEDING TEARS . 
 
 Farm Meal, 8 stone.. 
 White Meal, 9 stone, 
 
 ! Oats, with Fodder. 
 
 I Ditto, without Fodder,... 
 
 t Bear, with Fodder. 
 
 Ditto, without Fodder, 
 Do. Linlithgow Measure 
 
 Barley, with Fodder. 
 
 Ditto, without Fodder., 
 Do. Linlithgow Measure 
 Market Malt, Duty incl, 
 Wheat, with Straw........ 
 
 Ditto, without Straw.. 
 
 Pease, Linlithgow Meas, 
 Ware Bear, with Fodder 
 Ditto, without Fodder.... 
 Rye... 
 
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236 
 
 MAGISTRATES op ABERDEEN. 
 
 Alexander Brown, Esq. Provost. 
 
 James Milne, Esq. 1 Alex. Duthie, Jun., Esq.? BaUlieu 
 Robert Brown, Esq | James Brebner, Esq. $ 
 
 Alexander Duncan, Esq. Dean of Guild . 
 
 Robert Catto, Esq. Treasurer . 
 
 Messrs George Lyall, Master of Shore Works. ^ 
 
 George Henry, Mafer of Kirk £3* Bridge Work j. 
 
 James Dyce, Mafter of Mortifications. 
 
 Peter M Farlane, Mafter of Guild Brethren s Hospital . 
 Merchant Counsellors , 
 
 James Hadden, Esq |Wm. Johnston, Esq.lAlex. Hadden, Esq. 
 Gavin Hadden, Esq.|Geo. Thomson, Esq.|Alex, Simpson, Esq. 
 Trades Counsellors , 
 
 Deacon George Smith, glazier | Deacon George Michie, cooper 
 
 Alex.Dauney, ll.d. Assessor —William Carnegie, Town Clerk 
 James Haidie, Town Clerk Deflate and City Chamberlain 
 Alex. Cadenhend, Proc.Fifcal. — (Baillie Courts on Saturday.) 
 John Smith, architect, Sufierintendant of Works 
 
 INCORPORATIONS . 
 
 The Rev. Dr William Lawrence Brown, Patron, 
 
 Andrew Affleck, shoemaker, Deacon Convener . 
 James Cobban, builder, Mafer of HofpitaL 
 
 Trades 
 Hammermen . 
 
 Bakers . 
 
 Wrights and Coopers. 
 
 Tailors . 
 
 Shoemakers . 
 
 Weavers 
 
 JFleshers . 
 
 Deacons 
 
 William Coutts 
 Alex. Moitimer 
 James Cobban 
 George Brown 
 William Milne 
 Alexander Ross 
 Peter Davidson 
 
 Boxmafers 
 Thomas Baird 
 James Mackie 
 George Michie 
 Geo. Anderson, jun. 
 William Brebner 
 John Gordon 
 James Williamson 
 
 William Maitland, shoemaker, Factor to the Widow's Fund. 
 John Innes, merchant-tailor, Treasurer to the Trades' School. 
 
 George Robertson, Teacher. John Smith, Assistant . 
 Convener John Leslie, goldsmith, (the Founder), Treasurer to 
 the Supplementary Widow's Fund, 
 
 Adam Coutts and Alexander Allan, Conj, Clerks & Consultors. 
 
237 
 
 CHURCHES, CHAPELS, and MEETING-HOUSES, 
 
 _ r lir T Prfu 
 
 Establishment.^ 
 
 College Church . 
 
 Footdee (Sf Clement's) 
 
 Chapels of Ease.... | 
 
 West Church . ^ 
 
 East Church ...... ^ 
 
 Btoad Street 
 Footdee 
 
 Belmont Street ^ 
 
 Shiprow (Trinity) 
 
 Shiprow (Union) 
 
 Gilcomston 
 Gaelic Lane 
 Nether Kirkgate 
 Correction Wynd 
 Tannery Street 
 Belmont Street 
 Skene Street 
 St. Andrew’s Street 
 
 ,, C James Cordmer 
 
 Gallowgate .^jjohn Brown 
 
 King Street. 
 
 ) Golden Square 
 
 Gaelic 
 
 Original Burgher 
 United Associate 
 
 Synod . 
 
 Associate Synod. 
 
 Original Antiburgher 
 
 Relief .... 
 
 English Episcopal, *) 
 
 {St. Paul's) $ 
 
 Scotch Episcopal, 7 
 {St. Andrew's) $ 
 
 2d cong. (S/ John's) 
 
 K George Street 
 
 Congregat. Union... | Fre dcrick Street 
 
 Congregational.Blackfriars Street 
 
 Relief (Old). 
 
 Baptist, English. 
 
 Baptist, Scotch . 
 
 Methodist Chapel 7 
 ( Wesleyan) $ 
 
 Sailors’ Church . 
 
 Catholic Chapel . 
 
 Glassite Meeting. 
 
 Society of Friends. 
 
 W.L. Brown, Princip. 
 Prof. George Glennie 
 John Murray 
 James Foote 
 Abercromby Gordon 
 John Thomfon,M.D. 
 John Bryce 
 Wm. Leith, Assist. 
 David Simpson 
 William Lyon 
 Prof. James Kidd 
 Hugh M‘Kenzie 
 William Primrofe 
 Henry Angus 
 James Stirling 
 James Templeton 
 John Aiken 
 Samuel M‘Millan 
 
 Shiprow 
 Union Terrace 
 
 Netherkirkgate 
 
 Long-acre. 
 
 Quay 
 
 Justice Street 
 St. Andrew’s Street 
 Guestrow 
 
 Bishop Wm. Skinner 
 William Browning 
 Patrick Cheyne 
 Alexander Thomson 
 Richard Penman 
 James Spence 
 Hugh Hart 
 John Gilmour 
 Various 
 John Shipman 
 Henry Hickman 
 Various 
 
 Charles Gordon 
 
 Various 
 
 Various 
 
 SCHOOLS. 
 
 Grammar School.— James Melvin, iJ^r.-Robeit Forbes, 
 Tames Watt, and John Dun, Master,. 
 
 Latin. English, Writing, ,J C _D. & A. Grant, Long-acre; John 
 Paterson, Gallowgate ; Geo. Biuce, Netherkirkg 
 

 238 
 
 Academy Netherkirkgate— Mathematics* Geography, T. Welsh 
 
 Writing, Arithmetic, Navigation, Mathematic, tS ‘c _Jas. Gordon 
 
 Ic^Z^' Correct>on-wynd_Wm. Eigen, Drum’s Lane’ 
 —George Morgan, James’ street 
 
 Mrs Sim's Academy, Barkmill— George Melvin, master, Mors, 
 G. L Schoenberg, teacher of French and German. 
 
 Private Academy, Upperkirkgate—Rev. R. Reid 
 
 li a wuT h Z S °f Mathematic °' Geography, Languages, $c— 
 
 K W,Ison, iduxter-row, and W.Ettershank * 
 
 r? ,’ ToIrie > Senebier . an d Schoenberg 
 
 Sm,tb > Shiprow—T. Meston, Union-lane— 
 James Ledingham, Guestrow—John Meggett, Union-street 
 Drawing— Dav.d Marshall, James Troup. 
 
 Porter Painting John Mcgget, - Mercer, and J. Giles. 
 Miniature Do — Arch. Birnie, Alex. Fraser, Patrick Paterson 
 
 Z Z^‘ ntal ' J ° hn R ° SS ’ Archibald Duff, James Davie 
 James M.ddleton, John Mackenzie, Mrs Hay, Wm. Black’ 
 
 J^Tarlor w' nf J °A In™' ^trumentai- 
 
 g2&S££Z&"~ D "”' r., h . 
 
 yzri MIS'S-,rs-i D " ,r ’ ai »- n™”’ j— 
 
 Boarding Schools for Young Ladies— MifTes Dryfdale, Mrs Cock- 
 err 1 Miss Sangster, Miss Smith, Mrs Thomson, Misses Laing 
 
 uS£%? 
 
 Teachers of Beading, English Grammar , 
 
 alCOner. Drum’s T an. i, , 
 
 J ty meaning, . 
 
 Gilbert Falconer, Drum’s Dane 
 
 I. Hill, 
 
 Thomas Roger, 
 John Jaffray, 
 
 A. Riach, 
 
 James Bartler, 
 William Reid, 
 Thomas Adams, 
 
 Broad-street 
 Broad Street 
 Gallowgate 
 Diamond st. 
 Long-acre 
 Denburn 
 Causewayend 
 
 James Clark, ' Gallowgate 
 Jonath. Cumming, Upper kirkg. 
 Alex Cromar Bowbridge 
 
 J ames Ellethorn Green 
 
 Alex. Milne, Frederick-st. 
 
 Alex. Strath, 5 ^ h , a P el of Ease . 
 
 C Gilcomston 
 
 William Smith, Footdee 
 
 ri, v " , ’ ^ ouacwd y e na william Smith, Footdee 
 Charity School Founded by Mr James Thain, merchant 1788 
 for educating Poor Children—The Four Town’s Minider!’ 
 Mr James Calder.Baillie R. Garden, Dr D. Fordyce Mr Alex’ 
 
239 
 
 aotlly SM—Vomdcd by Rift op Gerard, for teaching 30 Poor 
 Children to read. The Eldest Minister and Eldest Baillie, 
 Trustees . Mrs Michie, Teacher. 
 
 Mr John Davidson's Free School , Footdee.— The Provost for the 
 time, Youngest Minister of Aberdeen, Minister of Footdee, 
 Master of Mortifications, Trustees . - Williamson, TWier 
 
 * School of Indujlry, Union Terrace, (i8li) supported by vo¬ 
 luntary contribution, for inducting Poor Children in Reading, 
 Writing, Sewing, &c.—Miss Elizabeth Riach, Teacher . 
 
 Female School of Industry , Chronicle-lane, North-street—Miss 
 Campbell, Teacher. 
 
 Dr. Anderson’s School— Inst. 1825, 
 
 Under the Will of the late Rev. Dr. John Anderson, of the 
 Island of St. Christopher’s, of date 3d July 1735, and on the 
 principles and system of the “ National Society of England.** 
 Honorary Visitors —The Trustees of Dr. Anderson. 
 
 Ordinary Visitors and Managers —The Trustees and Managers 
 of St. Andrew s, St. John s, and St. Paul’s Episcopal Chapels, 
 with the Right Rev. the Bishop of the Diocese, and the Rev. 
 the Clergymen of said Chapels. 
 
 Treas. t3* Sec.—J. Fleming, adv. Teacher — R. W. Anderson, m. a, 
 (School-room, Flourmill-lane.) 
 
 Baillie James Milne 
 Baillie Robert Brown 
 John Whyte 
 George Thomson 
 
 DEAN of GUILD COURT. 
 Alexander Duncan, Esq. Dean of Guild. 
 Assessors : 
 
 William Johnston 
 Robert Catto 
 Robert Duthie 
 William Mackie 
 
 George Turreff, Dean of Guild's Officer. 
 
 William Catto 
 Alexander Gaien 
 Alexander Simpson 
 William Pirie 
 
 BOARD of TAXERS. 
 
 Baillie Alex. Duthie 
 Baillie Jas. Brebner 
 Alex. Duncan, D. G. 
 Robert Catto, Treas> 
 Merchants , 
 
 Jf>hn Whyte 
 William Mackie 
 William Pirie 
 
 James Lamond 
 George Thomson 
 William Catto 
 George Lyall 
 William Johnston 
 Robert Duthie 
 'John Lumsden 
 Peter Macfarlane 
 
 John Maitland 
 Advocates , 
 
 John Ewing 
 Charles Chalmers 
 Trades Counsellors , 
 Deacon Geo. Smith 
 Deacon Geo. Michie 
 James Hardie, Clerk , 
 

 240 
 
 SOCIETY OF ADVOCATES. 
 
 Incorporated, by Royal Charters . 
 
 1794 Alexander Webster, Esq. President . 
 1804 f*James Hardie, Esq. Treasurer 
 
 1769 
 
 Arthur D. Fordyce 
 1776 
 
 Alexander Dauney 
 1778 
 
 Hary Lumfden 
 1785 
 
 Charles Gordon 
 William Kennedy 
 1785 
 
 James M‘Cook 
 1787 
 
 John Watfon 
 1789 
 
 Alexander Shand 
 f Alexander Crombie 
 David Hutcheon 
 Peter Farquharfon 
 1794 
 
 Robeit Morice 
 William D. Fordyce 
 Duncan Davidson 
 1796 
 
 f Andrew Jopp 
 Francis Gordon 
 f*William Carnegie 
 fThomas Burnett 
 1798 
 
 Thomas Hutcheon 
 1802 
 
 Thomas Sangfler 
 1805 
 
 Andiew Robertson 
 Adam Coutts 
 James Grant 
 
 1804 
 Hugh Fullerton 
 Alexander Smith 
 Lewis Nicoll 
 William Stuart 
 George Yeats 
 
 1807 
 
 Charles Winchester 
 fHenry Lumfden 
 
 1808 
 John Duthie 
 
 f*James Blaikie 
 
 1809 
 
 Alex. Cadenhead 
 
 1810 
 
 John Hutcheon 
 Alexander Allan 
 John Smith 
 1811 
 
 Simfon Ogilvie 
 Alex. Ligertwood 
 Francis Shand 
 John Ewing 
 1812 
 
 fChaTles Chalmers 
 Alexander Copland 
 1815 
 
 Thomas Reid 
 William Simpson 
 George Stewart 
 1814 
 
 Francis Garden 
 George Rainnie 
 Robert Ramsay 
 Alexander Gordon 
 John Duguid Milne 
 
 1816 
 
 Patrick Bannerman 
 James Ferguson 
 John Thom 
 James Ross 
 John Cadenhead 
 James Simpson 
 George Wilson 
 
 1817 
 
 Alexander Gibbon 
 James Murray 
 James M‘Hardy 
 John Webster 
 Alexander Muir 
 William Smith 
 
 1818 
 
 William Adam 
 John L. Shirrefs 
 Alexander Stronacb 
 Robert Alcock 
 § George Cumming 
 
 1819 
 
 *§ Alex. Thomson 
 §Alex. Smith, jun. 
 
 § John Smith, jun. 
 
 1820 
 
 William Robison 
 William Westland 
 James Nicol 
 George Johnston 
 1821 
 
 John Fleming 
 Arthur D. Fordyce 
 Alexander Chivas 
 James Edmond 
 
1822 
 John Angus 
 1823 
 
 James Russel 
 James Mair 
 fAlexander Fraser 
 William Gray 
 Alex. Milne Mowat 
 
 241 
 
 Benjamin Spark 
 
 1824 
 
 Robert Dyce 
 John Duncan 
 
 1825 
 
 William Gordon 
 * Clements Lumsden 
 Ne*vell Burnett 
 
 Alexander Jopp 
 William Garrow 
 *John Ferres 
 1826 
 
 * Alexander Hendry 
 William Ross 
 George Leask 
 
 A. Thomson, Esq. Lecturer on Scots Law &£ Conveyancing, 
 Thomas Hodge, (Keeper of the Court-House) Librarian . 
 fCommittee of Funds,&c.—*Examinators—§ Agents for the Poor. 
 
 SHERIFF COURT. 
 
 Andrew Murray, Esq. Sheriff-Depute. 
 
 Alex. Dauney, Efq. ll.d. and Wm Kennedy, Efq. sheriffs-subst. 
 James Gordon of Craig, sheriff clerk 
 
 Ftancis Gordon, Alex. Thom, and Alex. Mitchell, clerks depute 
 Wm. Simpson, jiroc. fiscal .—[Court days, Wednesdays & Fridays .] 
 
 COMMISSARY COURT , (as regulated by Act of Pari . G. IV.) 
 
 Andrew Murray, Esq. Commissary 
 Alex. Dauney, ll.d. and Wm. Kennedy, Esq. Commissary Deps. 
 Alexander Gordon, Commissary Clerk. 
 
 William Simpson, Procurator Fiscal 
 85^ rhe Commissariot of Aberdeen now comprehends the same 
 Parishes as the Sheriffdom. 
 
 JUSTICE of PEACE COURT. 
 
 Francis Gordon, clerk —Jas. Mackie and Alex. Mitchell, deputes 
 Alexander Thomson, procurator fiscal 
 The offices of the sheriff-clerk and juftice of peace clerk are kept 
 in the Record Office, Caftle-flreet, where all the records of the 
 (herilfs, commissary, freeholders, and juftices of peace of Aber- 
 deenihire are preferved, under the care of the refpc&ive clerks. 
 
 SMALL DEBT COURT. 
 
 Held at Aberdeen , in the Record Hall , every second Monday. 
 The acting Juftices of the Peace, Judges. 
 
 Fras. Gordon, principal clerk —J. Mackie & A. Mitchell, deputes 
 Dif rifts and Clerks. Braemar —James Smith 
 
 Aberdeen-] .Macrkic, A.Mitchell Dcer t Old Deer —James Watt 
 Alford , Forbes —H. M‘Connach Ellon —Wm Massie 
 
 X 
 
KRS9 
 
 242 
 
 Garioch , Pitcapie —John Shand Rathen —John Milne 
 Kincardine —John Grassick \Slrathbogie, Huntly —A Stewart 
 
 Peterhead —Adam Gray \Turriff —William Cowie 
 
 PUBLIC OFFICERS . 
 
 David Hutcheon, advocate, clerk to the commiflioners for the 
 redemption of the land-tax. 
 
 Thomas and Newell Burnett, advocates, joint clerks to the com¬ 
 missioners of supply, clerks of general meetings of trustees 
 under the turnpike act, and geneial clerks of lieutenancy. 
 
 Henry and Clements Lumsden, advocates, collectors of cess for 
 the county—James Giant, advocate, collector for the town 
 
 Newell Burnett, advocate, keeper of the register of seisins for the 
 counties of Aberdeen and Kincardine. 
 
 James Blaikie, advocate, collector of bishop rents. 
 
 DISTRICT CLERKS.—[Commutation Act.] 
 
 Thomas and Newell Burnett, Esqrs. Aberdeen, General Clerks 
 
 Districts . 
 
 1 Deer —James Watt 
 
 2 Ellon —James Shirrefs, 
 
 5 Garioch —Peter Beattie 
 
 4 Kincardine —John Grassick 
 
 5 Turriff —William Cowie 
 
 6 Aberdeen —Lewis Nicol 
 
 7 Alford —Hugh M‘Connach 
 
 8 Huntly —Alexander Stewart 
 
 9 Aberdeen —A, & J. Cadenhead 
 
 PARTICULAR REGISTERS OF SASINES . 
 Aberdeen and Kincardine—Ne well Burnett, Aberdeen 
 styr, Bailliary of Kyle, Carrick, <J- Cuninghame—D. Shaw, Ayr 
 Banff— Janies Harper, Banff. 
 
 Berwickshire and Lauderdale— F. Romanes, Lauder 
 Dumbarton , Bdtb, Argyll, fyc.— H. W. Campbell, Dumbarton 
 Dumfries, Kirkcudbright, and Annandale—W . Goldie, Dumfries 
 Edinburgh, Haddington , Linlithgow, 8gc.— Sir R. Dundas, Edinb. 
 Elgin, Forres, and Nairn shires — Artnur Duff, Elgin 
 Forfar — William Chalmers, Dundee 
 Fife —T. Borsbrugb, Cfipar 
 
 Inverness , Ross, Sutherland , and Cromarty — C. M‘lntosh, Inver¬ 
 ness. Caithness —John Rose, Wick 
 Kinross— J. Skelton, Kinross 
 
 Lanark, ex. Burgh and Bar . of Glasgow —Nor. Lockhart, W.S. 
 Orkney and Zetland —W. H. Fotberingham, Kirkwall 
 Rerih Slewartry of Strathern, ex. Monteith—J. M.Paton, Perth 
 Roxburgh, Selkirk, and Peebles— John Smith, Kelso 
 Re.nfrewsh.8t Bar. of Glasgow- F. Pothering ham, R.flill, Glasgow 
 Stirling and Ctackmanan, and Monteith —James Boyd, Stirling 
 Wigtonshire —George A grew, Wigton 
 
243 
 
 MESSENGERS-AT-ARMS. 
 Aberdeen —^George Fyfe, 'Thos.Strichen —John Milne 
 
 Cowie, John Fyfe, and Geo, 
 Rae 
 
 Qldmeldrum —John M‘Pherson 
 Fyvie —Win Uiquhart 
 Huntly —George Maitland and 
 • Robert Adam 
 
 Fraserburgh —J Milne, Rathen 
 
 Peterhead —James Boyd, Adam 
 Gray, and John Campbell 
 Tarland —Arthur Reid 
 Banff —David Shier, W. Symon 
 and George Raeburn 
 Stonehaven —George Jack, and 
 Richard Gaiter 
 
 Aberdeen . 
 
 George Fyfe Thomas Cowie 
 
 SHERIFF OFFICERS. 
 
 Simon Grant 
 Geo. Turreff 
 Benj. Clerk 
 John Fyfe 
 
 Thomas Mackie 
 George Rae 
 Wm Walker 
 Chas Dawson 
 
 James Dawson Geo Cockburn 
 Geo Middleton Alex Clunes 
 John Riach George Lyell 
 
 Donald Bisset Robert Main 
 
 Old Aberdeen. 
 
 James Rofs Old Aberdeen 
 
 James Mitchell Woodside 
 
 Upper Banchory. 
 
 Wm. Dower Banchory 
 
 Alford. 
 
 James Mitchell Tullynefsle 
 Alex. Taylor Keig 
 Banff. 
 
 James Brown W. M‘Ronald 
 James Dawfon Colin Grant 
 Wm. Symon David Shier 
 
 James Murison Troup 
 Jos. Johnston Marnoch 
 Frafer burgh. 
 
 Jas Blackball Fraferburgh 
 Thco.Martio Cairnbulg 
 John Brown Fraferburgh 
 
 Huntly. 
 
 James Gordon Huntly 
 Wm Anderson Ditto 
 
 Robert Adam Huntly 
 John Dailochy Ditto 
 Robert Lemon Ditto 
 John Gall Glenhead,Cults 
 J. M < William Beldornie 
 JVLidmar. 
 
 Charles Fyfe Moss-side,Shicls 
 
 Mortlacha 
 Robert Stewart Belnacool 
 Wm Gordon Prieftwells 
 George Grant Tynebog 
 Kincardine O'Neil. 
 
 John Strachan Charlefton 
 Peter Merchant Midbelty 
 Fyvie. 
 
 Wm Urquhart Fyvie 
 Tames Selby Muirfoundland 
 Keith. 
 
 Lewis Shaw John Findlay 
 George Elder Wm George 
 P. M‘Lachlan Glenlivet 
 Old Biel drum. 
 
 John Davidfon Oldmeldrum 
 Jn M‘Pherson Ditto 
 James Chriftie Haddo houfe 
 Geo Sangfter Udny 
 John Milne Mosside,Elrick 
 Ellon. 
 
 Thos Sheriffs Ellon 
 John Clark, Slains 
 John Rofs Cruden 
 
Ja Cruickshank Byreleask 
 J G Cuming Slains 
 John Argo, Bridgefoot,Foveran 
 Wm Kemp Belhelvie 
 Skene. 
 
 George Nicol Auchmore 
 John Wilfon Skene 
 David Ririe Caftlefrafer 
 Keith-hall. 
 
 George Geils Inverury 
 Peter Smith Ditto 
 Kintore . 
 
 W. Allan Monymusk 
 Old Rain. 
 
 William Benzie Gufhetnook 
 
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 James Boyd John Mathew 
 Wm Watson 
 
 Mintlaiv. 
 
 John Milne Rathen 
 Shaw Shaw Old Deer 
 John Birnie New Pitfligo 
 
 Thomas Marr Ditto 
 Wm Chalmers Strichen 
 John Philp Pitfour 
 William Prott Cairnbanno 
 John Aden Blairmormonth 
 
 Alex Thomson Old Deer 
 
 Alex Leith 
 James Horn 
 John Horn 
 Wm Reid 
 John Glafs 
 
 Bonnytown 
 Old Wefthall 
 Ditto 
 Ditto 
 New'on 
 
 Charles Boddie Newfeat 
 Peter Anderlbn Counter ford 
 AndrewWisely Meikie Wartle 
 Wm Dempfter Ditto 
 Strathdon. 
 
 Harry Forbes Aidahuie 
 John Forbes Bellamore 
 
 Wm Mortimer Tornageen 
 
 John Callum Glenbucket 
 
 Peterhead. 
 
 Garden Boyd John Hill 
 
 William Hay John Dalgarno 
 
 And. Thoirs Adam Giay 
 
 Rhynie. 
 
 Tames Cow Kildrummy 
 Peter Whyte Druminner 
 James Smith Old Forest 
 Turriff. 
 
 John Grant James Fraser 
 George Hay Cumineftcn 
 J Duguid, Arnhead,AuchterIesg 
 Tullich. 
 
 John Davidfon Torgalter 
 John Lamond Crathie 
 Chas Duncan Ditto 
 John Lamond Glendee 
 P Farquharson Abergeldie 
 Tar land. 
 
 Alex. Mackie Tarland 
 Arthur Reid Ditto 
 Robert Grant Corachree 
 iAlex Coutts Ballachalich 
 'Charles Neil Coldftonc 
 
 HARBOUR TRUSTEES. 
 
 The Magiflrates and Council I Ja. Riddel, book-keeper & aec. 
 Wm Carnegie, sec. andclerk |J. Holmes, superint. & engineer 
 
 GUILDRY COMPANY OF ABERDEEN. 
 
 (Instituted 1826.) 
 
 Alexander Webster, President I John Whyte, Treasurer 
 Alexander Low, Vice-President\A\zxax\&ex Rust, Secretary 
 
CUSTOMS. 
 
 Alex. More, Esq. Collector. —Alex. Lyall, Esq. Comptroller. 
 
 John & Geo. Sim, Collector's Clks. 
 A. A. Lyell, Comptr.'s Clerk 
 Robert Henderson, Land Surv. 
 Arch. Hill, Tide Surveyor 
 R. Henderson, Comp, of War eh, 
 James Crow, Weigher 
 
 George Sim, Warehoufe Keeper 
 Robert Smith, Searcher 
 Land Waiters . 
 
 James Oliver Robert Smith 
 Alex Duthie John Stuart 
 (14 Tidesmen —4 Boatmen.) 
 
 EXCISE. 
 
 William Gillespie, Esq. Collector . —James Forbes, Clerk. 
 [Office—Oliver’s Court, Upperkirkgate.] 
 
 Aberdeen 
 1 st District. 
 
 Jn Oliver, super. 
 Officers . 
 
 John M Hunter 
 William Peddie 
 Wm Swan 
 George Brodie 
 Ro. Buchannan 
 William Smith 
 Stuart Shand 
 Chas Mossman 
 
 Aberdeen 
 2 d District. 
 J.Davidson, sup. 
 
 Officers , 
 Hugh Rofs 
 James Saunderi 
 Arthur Brebner 
 John Lennox 
 Geo. M‘Kay 
 Andrew Ross 
 John Tannach 
 John Reid 
 
 Kincard. O'Neil 
 District. 
 JRobertson^A 
 Officers , 
 William Hally 
 
 Alex Gibson 
 And, Johnston 
 John Sutherland 
 Vincent Bywell 
 — Hunter 
 Dun. Stewart 
 Jas Galbraith 
 
 Oldmeldrum 
 
 Diftrict. 
 
 J D Brash, sup. 
 
 Officers , 
 Bryce Scott 
 Chas M‘Lean 
 John Snjitli 
 
 Jonath. RadclifflGeo Henderson 
 
 Arch M*Arthur 
 James Emslie 
 Alex Mitchell 
 Robert Burns 
 
 Peterhead Dist. 
 D.Robertson,y«. 
 
 Officers , 
 John Hasting 
 David Findlay 
 John Ritchie 
 John Marques 
 Robert Dickson 
 Gilbert Fleming 
 James L Duff 
 Wm Robertson 
 
 James Gow and James Hally, Permit Writers. 
 
 Three ex Officio. 
 The Ptovost 
 Dean of Guild 
 And Treasurer 
 of the City 
 
 COMMISSIONERS of POLICE. 
 
 Geo Clerihew 
 Neil Smith 
 Andrew Jopp 
 And. Oldman 
 Thomas Spark 
 
 John Thom 
 John Booth,jun 
 Alex. Gibbon 
 Wm. Duncan 
 
 George Still 
 L. Cruickshank 
 David Milne 
 Alexander Pirie 
 
 William Stuart, advocate. Treasurer. 
 
 W. Chalmers, Clerk Collector)!^. Chapman, Sup .of Watchmen 
 David Longmuir, Overseer. |G. Gellan and J. Knox, Patrol. 
 
 Rate of Assessment—Is. per 1 /. for Police, and 6 d. per 1 /. for 
 Watch ; leviable upon all houfes, (hops, and other buildings, at 
 and above 2 / of yearly rent. 
 
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246 
 
 ABERDEEN BANKING COMPANY. 
 Established ls£ Jan . 1767. 
 
 Sir Charles Forbes, Bart, of New and Edinglassie. Governor. 
 Directors , 
 
 A. Bannerman, Efq.l Alexander Pirie, Esq. 
 
 Alex. Crombie, Efq.|John Garioch, EfqJ 
 Dunc.Davidson, Efq.lHary Lumfden, Esq. 
 
 Hugh Gordon, Esq. |Cha,Bannerman,Esq. 
 
 Alexander Morrice, Esq, Cashier. 
 
 James Johnston, Accomptant I John Raeburn # T .. 
 Samuel Middleton, Clerk | William Gall ‘ e erSm 
 
 Offices , 
 
 William Read, Efq. 
 P. Farquharfon, Esq. 
 Colonel Arth. Forbes 
 James Blaikie, Esq. 
 
 ^ Agents* 
 
 Huntly .Charles Macdonald 
 
 Keith .John Taylor 
 
 Elgin,. .John Robertson 
 
 Offices. Agents. 
 
 Peterhead ...James Anderson 
 Fraserburgh, Alexander Frafer 
 Banff ......... 3. Sc G. Imlach 
 
 COMMERCIAL BANKING COMPANY. 
 Dire&ors, IGeorge Forbes, Esq. [W. F. Robertson,Esq. 
 Al.Abercrombie, Esq I James Forbes, Esq. [Robert Walker, Esq. 
 R. Abercrombie, Efq.jGeo. Hogarth, Esq, | 
 
 Alexander Chivas, Efq. Cashier. 
 
 David Wright, Accountant IJohn Christall, Teller 
 
 Daniel Nicolfon, Book-keeper (David Wyllie, Assistant Teller 
 
 ABERDEEN TOWN AND COUNTY BANK. 
 Capital—3^750,000. 
 
 Established 15th June, 1825. 
 
 Lt.-Gen. William Burnett of Banchory Lodge, Governor. 
 
 Dnectors. 
 
 Lt.-Gen.J.G.C.Skene H. L, Lumsden, Esq. 
 
 Jas. Farquhar, M.P. 
 Robert Grant, Esq, 
 James Ferguson, Esq, 
 Major A. F. Taylor 
 *John Ewing, Esq. 
 
 Major A. Leith Hay 
 
 Geo. Thomson, Esq. 
 *Alex. Duncan, Esq. 
 John Irvine, Esq. 
 
 *C. Chalmers, Esq, 
 Thos. Sangster, Esq. 
 Alex. Gordon, Esq. 
 Wm. Pirie, Esq. 
 
 *John Ross, Esq. 
 
 *Alex; Brown, Esq. 
 
 , *Geo. M‘Innes, Esq. 
 
 ^Robert Catto, Esq. 
 
 Wm. Johnston, Esq. 
 
 Those marked * form the Committee of Management, 
 
 Alex. Mitchell, Esq. Cashier. —Alex. Foulerton, Esq. Secretary , 
 William Littlejohn, Book-keeper. 
 
 John Smith and James Westland, Tellers. 
 
 Andrew Nicol, Francis Smith, and John Milne, Clerks. 
 
 BRANCHES. 
 
 Stonehaven —James Burness 
 Peterhead-— Ogilvie Will 
 
 ( Keith —Alexander Thurburn 
 Golspie —James Blander 
 
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 BANK of SCOTLAND. 
 
 Peter Dnguid, Esq. Agent. 
 
 Alexander Sim, Accountant— William Aikman, Teller. 
 George Aikman and John Carr, Clerks . 
 
 Offices. Agents. 
 
 Ayr Thos. McClelland 
 
 Dnmfries John Barker 
 Dunfermline W. Beveridge 
 Fort William Robert Fly ter 
 Glafgow Robert A itken 
 Haddington Arch. Todrick 
 Inver nefs John M‘Kenzie 
 Kelfo James Darling 
 
 Offices. Agents. 
 
 Kirkrudbr. James Niven 
 Kirkcaldy David Morgan 
 Perth P. G. Stewart 
 
 St Andrews Arch. Johnston 
 Stirling John Macmillan 
 Stonehaven William Stewart 
 Montrose John Brand, 
 Collector 
 
 COMMERCIAL BANKING CO. of SCOTLAND. 
 Alexander Blackie, Esq. Agent. 
 
 John Sim, Accountant. —John Green, Teller.— , Clerk. 
 
 Offices. 
 Alloa 
 Annan 
 Banff 
 Beith 
 
 Agents. 
 
 John Wilson 
 James Scott 
 Hugh Crofs 
 Robert Faulds 
 Campbeltown D. S. Galbreath 
 Coldstream John Thomson 
 Crieff Peter Scott 
 Cupar Wm. Drummond 
 Dalkeith James Alexander 
 Dumbarton Archibald Burns 
 Dunfermline R. & J. Kerr 
 Dunkeld Robert Cargill 
 Dumfries William Goldie 
 Elgin John Lawson, jun. 
 Falkirk H. Salmond 
 
 Offices. Agents • 
 
 Glasgow John Wyld 
 Hawick Oliver & Elliot 
 Inverness John Mactavish 
 Kelso John Waldie 
 Kilmarnock M. T. Paterson 
 Kirkcaldy Robert Kirk 
 Lanark Thomas Paul 
 Leith — Spence 
 
 Musselburgh— Kemp 
 Paisley Francis Martin 
 Peterhead John Elrick 
 Stirling Wm Macintosh 
 Tain Wm.Murray &Son 
 
 Thurso John Henderson 
 
 Wick Robert Innes 
 
 EXCHANGE & DEPOSIT BANK 
 Of Messrs. John Maberly # Co. 
 
 Stephen Pellatt, Esq. Agent. 
 
 John Garden, Accountant .—Archibald Watson, Teller • 
 
 Offices. Agents . 
 
 Aberdeen Stephen Pellatt 
 
 Montrofe William Jameson 
 
 Dundee Robert Strachan 
 
 Offices. 
 Edinburgh 
 Glasgow 
 
 Agents . 
 James Blyth 
 Mill Pellatt 
 
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 BANK HOLIDAYS. 
 
 New Year's Day...... January 1 
 
 K. Geo. IV. Accession,. 29 
 
 K. Cha. I. Martyrdom,. 50 
 
 Good Friday.... April 13 
 
 K. G. 1V.Birth- d. kept, Apr. 2 3 
 If they fall on Sunday, are 
 
 K. Cha. II Restored ...May 29, 
 K. Geo. IV. Coronat ...July 19 
 
 Gun Powder Plot,. Nov. 5 
 
 Christmas,,. Dec. 25 
 
 Faft days before the Sacrament 
 kept the Monday following. 
 
 SAVINGS BANK—(1815) 
 
 Directors. | Charles Ross 
 Dun. Davidson lAlex. Gibbon 
 Alex. Pirie Wm Read 
 Andrew Jopp i Alexander Low 
 J.A. SandilandsWm Stuart 
 
 Al. Bannerman 'David Chalmers 
 
 James Grant 
 Dr Henderfon 
 Alex. Brown 
 James Knowles 
 James Gibbon 
 Alex. Smith 
 
 Gavin Hadden 
 Geo. Hogarth 
 William Pirie 
 Alex. Simpfon 
 Geo. Symmers 
 Hugh Fullerton 
 
 The Treasurer and two of the Directors attend at the office 
 in the Poor’s Hospital, every Saturday morning, from 9 to 10 
 o’clock, and receive sums from 2 s. to 51. Wm Smith, Treat. 
 
 MEDICAL SOCIETY. 
 Charles Skene, m.d. President. 
 
 RESIDENT ORDINARY MEMBERS. 
 
 George French, m,d, 
 James Moir, m,d. 
 William Dyce, m.d. 
 John Brown, m d. 
 Robert Daun, m.d. 
 
 J. C. Ogilvie, m.d. 1 
 Secretary j 
 
 James Davidson, m.d. 
 Alex, Ewing, m.d. \ 
 Keeper of Museum ) 
 Wm.Henderson, m.d. 
 
 Pat. Blaikie, m.d. j William Keith, Esq. 
 Alex. Fraser, Esq. John Campbell, Esq, 
 James Torry, m.d. I Jas. Jamieson, Esq. 
 J.H. Walker, m.d. John Fiaser, Esq. 7 
 J. Abercrombie, Esq, Librarian y 
 
 William Leslie, Esq. ,Har. Thomson, Esq. 
 Alex, Thomson, Esq. Rev. William Leith 
 Jo. Cadenhead, Esq. Alex. Kilgour, Esq. 
 Alex.Cromar, Esq . J |Francis Ogston,M.D. 
 
 Secretary ) j 
 
 Alex. Cuddie, Esq. | 
 
 junior class (consisting of Students. J 
 Edwird Woodford and George Nicol, Presidents. 
 John Itvine, Secretary .— Andrew Moir, Collector . 
 David Hutcheon, advocate, Treasurer. 
 
 ABERDEEN SEA INSURANCE COMPANY, 
 Instituted 1825.—Capital, ^50,000 Sterling. 
 Arthur Thomson, Manager —(Office, 11, Union Buildings.) 
 
Calder & Co. 
 Alexander Fraser 
 John Lumsden 
 William Pirie & Co. 
 Alexander Walker 
 Alexander Forbes 
 
 249 
 
 INSURANCE BROKERS. 
 
 John Catto, Son & Co 
 Robert Duthie 
 David Copland 
 William White 
 'Hugh Morren 
 |Alexander Hay 
 
 William Allen 
 William Duguid 
 Robert Moir 
 George Thompson 
 Glennie & Black 
 David Shirrefs 
 
 NEW COURT HOUSE & JAIL COMMISSIONERS. 
 
 Named by the County . 
 Duncan Davidfon of Tillychetly 
 Adam Cumine of Rattray 
 Patrick Kilgour of Woodside 
 
 Named by the City . 
 
 James A. Sandilands of Cruivcs 
 David Hutcheon, Advocate 
 James Grant, Advocate 
 Alexander Webster, Advocate 
 The Bridewell Commissioners, and the Members for the 
 County and Diftrict, are also Jail Commissioners ex ojjicio. 
 Thomas Hodge, keeper of court house.-— Alex. Brown, jailor . 
 
 BRIDE IV E L L. 
 
 Commissioners ex Officio. Alex. Duthie of Ruthrieston 
 
 Memb. of Parliament for County 
 Member of Parliament for the 
 Aberdeen District of Burghs 
 Provoft of Aberdeen 
 Sheriff-depute of Aberdeenlhire 
 Convener of the County 
 Convener of the Incorporations 
 Named by the County. 
 
 P. Farquharson of Whitehouse 
 
 William Tower of Kinaldie 
 Alexander Smith of Glenmillan 
 Named by the City. 
 
 Baillie Alexander Stewart 
 Baillie Alexander Duthie 
 Alexander Brown 
 Alexander Duncan, Jun. 
 
 Visiting Justice . 
 
 Dr Fordyce of Cullh 
 
 Thomas and Newell Burnett, advocates, Clerics Treas. 
 Alexander Wallace Chalmers, Governor. 
 
 Rev. Alexander Thom, Chaplain. —James Moir, m.d. Physician . 
 
 CANAL NAVIGATION. 
 
 R. Dalrymple Horn Elphinftone of Logie, Chairman. 
 Committee of Management. 
 
 Gen. Hay of Rannes 
 James Hadden, Esq. 
 Al. Bannerman, Esq. 
 Tho.Bannerman,Esq. 
 
 Francis Gordon, Esq, 
 John Dingwall, Esq. 
 John Forbes, Esq. 
 John Niven, Esq. 
 
 Dr. A. Henderson 
 C. Bannerman, Esq. 
 Dr Wm Henderson 
 Andrew Jopp, Esq. 
 
 William Kennedy, advocate, Clerk Iff Manager. 
 
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 ABERDEEN FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE 
 COMPANY. 
 
 Directors, elected 9th December, 1S25, for the Year 1825-26, 
 
 Extraordinary Directors. 
 
 Rt. Hon Lord Forbes, Governor 
 Lt-g. W Burnett, Banchory Lodge 
 A1 Black ie, banker, Aberdeen 
 Alev Brown, Aberdeen 
 Col. R W Duff of Fetteresso 
 Thomas Alex Fraser of Lovat 
 George Forbes of Springhill 
 Alex Gordon of New hall 
 John Gordon of Newton 
 Lt-G. J G C Skene of Pitlurg,&c 
 Major A Leith Hay, yrof Rannes 
 John Henry of Watchmount 
 "VV Jack, Principal of King’s Col 
 James Knowles of Kirkville 
 Harry L Lumsden of Auchindoir 
 John Leslie of Balquhain 
 John Morison of Auchintoul 
 Wm Robinson of Pitmedden 
 Stewart Souter of Melrose 
 George Garioch of Gariochsford 
 Capt. R Henderson of Torterston 
 
 Ordinary) Directors . 
 
 John Ewing, Chairman 
 George M‘innes, Old Aberdeen 
 David Chalmers, Aberdeen 
 Alexander Low, do 
 William Johnston, do 
 James Milne, do 
 
 John Gibb, do 
 
 Major Dunbar, do 
 George Thomson, do 
 Niel Smith of Bogfouton 
 Robert Catto, Aberdeen 
 Alexander Mitchell, do 
 Alexander Bell, do 
 Alexander Forbes of Ainslie 
 John Irvine, Old Aberdeen 
 Professor H Scott, King’s Col. 
 William Pirie, Aberdeen 
 David Young of Cornhill 
 Wm M‘Combie of Easter Skew 
 Alexander Fraser, Aberdeen 
 Alex Stronach of Drumallan 
 
 David Chajmers 
 David Young , 
 William Johnston 
 
 Trustees. 
 
 George Forbes 
 Alexander Brown 
 
 William Gordon, Manager 
 Thomas A. Duff, advocate, f r , 
 
 George Robinson, advocate, S ^ U 
 JohnShand, W. S. Law J gent, Edinburgh 
 James Duthie, solicitor, Adelphi, Agent in London ' 
 William Dyee, M.D. and Alex. Ewing, M.D. Physicians 
 The Aberdeen Town and County Bank, Bankers to the Co . 
 John Smith,jun., advocate, Auditor of Accounts 
 John Simpson, jun. builder, Aberdeen, Surveyor and Inspec¬ 
 tor of Property 
 
 Agents of the Company. 
 
 Banff— George R. Forbes 
 Bervie —John Gray 
 Clayhills- Robert Clieves 
 Dundee— John Boyd Baxter 
 Edinburgh— John Shar.d, W.S. 
 Elgin— Alexander Sellar 
 Fraserburgh— Lew is Chalmers 
 Forfar —James Murray, jun. 
 lluntly —George Brown 
 
 Inverness— John C. Gordon 
 Keith —Alexander Thurburn 
 Old Deer —James Watt 
 Peterhead —William Alexander 
 Portsoy —William Minty 
 Stonehaven —James Burness 
 Strichen —Andrew Anderson 
 Tarland —Arthur Reid 
 Turriff— James Gilmore 
 
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 AGENTS FOR INSURANCE COMPANIES . 
 
 Albion Fire-Office......John Sim, Custom-house 
 
 Atlas, Fire and Life.James Blaikie, advocate 
 
 Alliance Office.J. Black 
 
 Beacon Office.Thomas Sangster, advocate 
 
 British and Westminster.Robeit Alcock, advocate 
 
 British Commercial.Alexander Allan, advocate 
 
 Birmingham Fire-Office.Hugh Morren, insur. broker 
 
 Caledonian Insur. Company.Arthur Thomson, insur. broker 
 
 County Fire-Office.Robert Ramsay, advocate 
 
 iClerical, Medical, & General 7 . 
 
 Life Assurance Society.$ Alex - Thomson > advocate 
 
 Crown Life Insurmce Co..Calder & Co. Matischal-street 
 
 'Dundee Insurance Office.Alexander Cheyr.e, merchant 
 
 European Life Office.Duncan Davidson, advocate 
 
 Eagle, Fire & Life Ins. Office... Alexander Smith, advocate 
 
 Edinburgh Life Insurance.J. Murray & A. Smith,jun. advts, 
 
 Edinburgh Friendly Ins. Society Alex. Smith, jun, advocate 
 
 Forfar & Perthshire Office.P. Macfarlane, merchant 
 
 Globe, Eire,Life, & Annuity.... George Yeats, advocate 
 
 Guardian Fire, Life, & Ann.Alexander Chivas, advocate 
 
 Hercules...,...P. Duguid, Bank of Scotland 
 
 Imperial...John Smith, jun. architect 
 
 Insurance Company of Scotland Alexander Gibbon, advocate 
 
 London, Fire and Life.James Simpson, advocate 
 
 Norwich Fire, Life, & Ann.Charles Chalmers, advocate 
 
 North British Insurance Co,.Tho Burnett &Wm Stuart, adv. 
 
 National Fire-Office.John D. Milne, advocate 
 
 Phoenix Fire Office.Henry Lumfden, advocate 
 
 Philanthropic Annuity.. Adam Courts, advocate 
 
 Pelican Life Office.Lewis Nicol, advocate 
 
 Palladium Office.John Fleriiing, advocate 
 
 Protector Fire Office.G. Wilson & A. Allan, advocates 
 
 Royal Exchange Assurance.Andrew Jopp, advocate 
 
 Sun Fire and Life Office.Robert Morice, advocate 
 
 Scottish Union FirecSc Life In. Co. James M‘Hardy, advocate 
 Union Fire, Life, and Annuity, William Garrow, advocate 
 United Empire and Continental Ar. Thomson, insurance broker 
 
 West of England Fire & Life.A. & J. Cadenhead, Adelphi 
 
 West of Scotland Office.John Angus, Advocate 
 
 A. Calder, Esq. Vr Consul for Russia, Prussia, Sweden $ Norway* 
 
252 
 
 THE ATKENJEUM* 
 
 In this Establishment, the Public possess one of the most 
 perfect things of the kind in the kingdom, it is situated in that 
 elegant Bui Wing fronting Castle-street and Union-street, lately 
 erected. The quantity of News pipers, Periodical Publications, 
 and Books of Reference, are ample ; and the accommodations of 
 every description for the use of the Subscribers, are splendid as 
 well as convenient. — Annual Subscription, One Guinea and a Half \ 
 William Duguid, Attendant on the Rooms, 
 
 EXCHANGE NEWS ROOMS, 
 
 Union Street, 
 
 Conducted on the same plan as the Athenaeum—containing 
 every respectable Newspaper, Periodical Work, Mercantile 
 Books, Encyclopaedia Britan nica, Thomson's General Atlas, &c. 
 tic.—Subscription, One Pound Eleven and Sixpence per annum. 
 Alex. Fatquhar, Attendant on the Rooms. 
 
 ALEXANDER BROWN # CO.'s PUBLIC LIBRARY. 
 
 Tills Circulating Library has existed upwards of half a century, 
 and has recently undergone many alterations and improvements, 
 and been greatlyaugmented.—Subscribers, at £\ 11?. 6d. a-year, 
 18?. the half-vear, 10s. 6d. the quarter, or 4s. per month,are en¬ 
 titled to all the New Books purchased for the Library—one hook 
 in town and two in the country.—Subscribers at £1 1?. a-year, 
 12s. a half-year, 7s. a quarter, or3s. per month, are entitled to one 
 book in town and two in the country, but none of the New' Publica¬ 
 tions.—Subscribers to the Athenaum are entitled to an extra hook. 
 
 NEW PUBLIC LIBRARY , 
 
 William Robertson’s, Bookseller , Broad Street. 
 
 Terms —Subfcribers at 31s. 6d. a-year, are entitled to all the 
 New Books procured for the Library. Those at 21s. a-year, are 
 entitled to all the books in the printed catalogue. 
 
 WATSON’s CIRCULATING LIBRARY. 
 
 Terms—£i Is. a-year, for all the Books in the printed Cata¬ 
 logue —£1 11s. 6d. a-year, for the use of all the New Works, as 
 added to the Library. Yearly subscribers, customers to the shop, 
 are allowed an extra book. 
 
 laurie's circulating library. 
 
 Terms —15s. a-year for all the Books in the printed Catalogue, 
 and 21s. a-year for the use of all the New Works, as added. 
 
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 THEOI.OGICAL LIBRARY, — Inst, in 1700. 
 
 • This Institution is supported by private donations, and annual 
 contributions from the students of divinity. Every student of di¬ 
 vinity in King’s and Marischal Colleges may become a contribu¬ 
 tor, and the payment of four annual contributions gives him a 
 right to the use of books for life. The Library is kept in the 
 Divinity Hall, Marischal College. 
 
 President , I Committee , jAdam Mitchellljohn Smith 
 
 William Paul |Alex Irvine |Andrew Fraser|Donald M‘Rae 
 
 John Wilson, Secretary , Treasurer, Librarian . 
 
 ABERDEEN READING SOCIETY 
 Alexander Smith, President, 
 
 John Kiloh, Bookseller, Union-street, Treasurer <J Librarian, 
 
 NEWSPAPER AGENCY OFFICE. 
 
 Alexander Stevenson, Bookseller, Castle-street, Agent, 
 
 ABERDEEN GAS LIGHT COMPANY,— 1824. 
 Directors <$• Committee of Management : 
 
 George Hogarth, Jun. Chairman 
 Gavin Hadden IA'ex. Gibbon 1 Alex. Brown [John Maitland 
 Chas Chalmers John Gibb Dr Knight * and 
 Alex Pirie [William Read [T. Bannerman [Dr Dyce 
 George Duncan, Manager. 
 
 HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.—Inst. 1824. 
 
 Right Hon. Earl of Aberdeen, Patron 
 Lt.-Gen. William Burnett of Banchory Lodge, President 
 Alex. Thomson of Banchory, and Jas Walker, nurseryman, V-P. 
 Wm. Knight, ll.d. and James Ig. Massie, Secs. 
 Thomas Milne, nurseryman, Treasurer 
 Counsellors , 
 
 William Dyce iCharles Fyfe | James Reid, nurseryman 
 
 George Booth JG.Stevenson, gardenerjAl. Mathewson, gardener 
 James Ferrar and Robert Smith,gardeners, Stewards 
 Alex. Diack, nurseryman, Clerk —G. Bothvrell, gardener, Officer 
 
 ABERDEEN MECHANICS' INSTITUTION— 1824. 
 Dr Henderson, President . 
 
 Dr Dyce, Vice-President. 
 
 Wm. Thomson, jun., Treisurcr .—William Rcttie, Secretary. 
 
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 GOLF CLUB —Alex. Bannerinan, Captain. 
 Counsellors. I Alex. Mitchell | James Russel 
 
 Thomas Best | Andrew Jopp, jun. | Charles Chalmers, Seer. 
 
 William Ross 
 Hugh Macswein 
 Peter Brown 
 
 AUCTIONEERS. 
 John Smith, yost. 
 William Thomson 
 Peter M'Leod 
 
 Samuel Davidson 
 Richard Ross 
 William Sutherland 
 
 AUXILIARY BIBLE SOCIETY— (1811.) 
 The Moil Noble the Marquis of Huntly, President. 
 
 Vice-Presidents. j 3 Gordon of Craigmile 
 Provofl for the time Rob. D H Elphinflone 
 Sir Geo Abercromby! of Logie 
 of Forglen ',Rev. Dr Shirrefs 
 
 Rev. Principal Brown 
 Dr Fordyce of Culfh 
 Rev. Di Mitchell 
 
 Committee : 
 
 Dr Hamilton 
 John Burnett of 
 Kern nay 
 Alex. Thomson 
 of Banchory 
 XI. Abercromby 
 of Birkenbog 
 James Ferguson 
 of Kinmnndy 
 Professor Paul 
 
 Prof. Tulloch 
 Alexr. Glenny, 
 Maybank 
 Alex. Webster 
 Peter Duguid 
 Jamts Thom 
 John Harvey of 
 Kinnettles 
 W.D.Fordyce of 
 Teclimuiry 
 
 James Hoy 
 Alex, Allan 
 William Brown 
 Geo. Symmers 
 of Cults 
 A. D. Fordyce 
 Peter Morrison 
 Alex Cooper 
 Andw. Oldman 
 George Booth 
 
 Robert Simmie 
 Wm Matthews 
 And fuch Mini¬ 
 sters as are 
 Members 
 
 Official Members 
 Alex Galen 
 Charles Ross 
 Wm Lumsdcn 
 
 Baillie Robert Brown, Treasurer. 
 
 Rev. James Foote, Rev. John Brown, Rev. Henry Angus, Secs. 
 Depositary —Wm Troup, Bookseller, Gallowgate. 
 
 The following Bible Associations are in connection with this 
 Society— Fool dee, Aberdeen Marine , Aberdeen Female , Gariocb , 
 Huntly , Keith , Forglen , Ecbt, Botriphney , Inverury , and Banff. 
 
 CONTINENTAL SOCIETY. —1824. 
 
 John Gordon of Craigmile, President 
 A. D. Fordyce, Treasurer. 
 
 Dr Henderson and William Brown, Joint Secretaries. 
 
 Prof Bentley, Rev. Jas Cordiner, Rev. John Brown, Vice-Pres. 
 Committee: 
 
 Robert Aleock 
 Robert Brown 
 Peter Duguid 
 
 W. D. Fordyce 
 Alex. Glennie 
 Alex. Galen 
 
 Charles Ross 
 Alex. Stewart 
 George Symmers 
 
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 AUXILIARY MISSIONARY SOC] 
 , President. 
 
 j Committee. Robert Brown 
 
 Vke-Presidents , I James Thom Charles Ross 
 
 Rev.Dr Brown I Prof. Bentley Wm Matthews 
 Rev Dr Glennie* A D Fordyce Wm Duncan 
 Rv.DrThomfon' Alex Galen Patrick Taylor 
 Alex. Galen [Charles Bonnor John Strachan 
 
 T. 
 
 Wm Copland 
 James Forbes 
 Gsorge Tioup 
 Alex Florence 
 Pat Morison 
 Wm Clark 
 
 And such Ministers as are Members 
 Rev. J. Murray, Rev. H. Angus, Secs .—P. Duguid, Treas. 
 
 MARINE BIBLE ASSOCIATION.-^/. 1818.) 
 Alexander Cochran, President .—Hugh Morren, Treasurer. 
 Rev. John Murray and William Thomson, Secretaries. 
 
 Extr. Directors 
 President of the 
 Shipmafter Soc 
 Alex. Galen 
 Dr Dyce 
 Alex. Brown 
 Peter Duguid 
 Charles Bonnor 
 
 Robert Brown 
 Ordin. Directors , 
 Capt. J Patker 
 Geo Allan 
 Craigie 
 P obt Brown 
 Oswald 
 Anderson 
 
 Capt Moir 
 Donaldson Rose 
 Wm Simpson 
 William Ragg 
 James Riddel 
 John Clark 
 George Troup 
 
 Robert Ragg 
 Such Ministeis 
 as are Members 
 
 Depositary , 
 William Clark, 
 Capt Mitchell, 
 assist. 
 
 BETHEL , or SEAMEN's FRIEND SOCIETY.— 1823. 
 
 FOR PREACHING TO SAILORS. 
 
 Alex. Cochran, President 
 Charles Bonnor I David Milne ) rr , „ 
 
 Robert Catto | Alexander Glennie / ^ce-Presidents 
 William Clark, Secretary .—Alexander Mortimer. Treasurer 
 William Erown, Auditor of Accounts. 
 
 Capt, Small 
 . — Leask 
 — Borthwick 
 — Newton 
 ■ Moiison 
 — Parker 
 — Leslie 
 
 11 Clergymen preach in rotation in the Chapel, gratis. 
 
 
 Alex Hall 
 
 Capt. Allan 
 
 Committee 
 
 George Troup 
 
 —Hepburn, r.n. 
 
 Wm Simpson 
 
 Peter Taylor 
 
 — Mitchell 
 
 Wm Rettie 
 
 David Macallan 
 
 — Oswald 
 
 Wm Stephen 
 
 John Gibbon 
 
 — Milne 
 
 Wm Matthews 
 
 Wm Duthie 
 
 — Davidson 
 
 John Fleming 
 
 John Paterson 
 
 — Cargill 
 
 Seamen *s School (1825.)—Andrew Gray, a.m. Teacher. 
 School for Seamen’s Giri^ (182G)—Mrs Elkins, Teacher 
 
256 
 
 AUXILIARY SOCIETY for EDUCATING the POOR, in 
 the HIGHLANDS and ISLANDS of Scotland—(1820.) 
 
 P, Duguid, Pres • £5* Treas William Brown, Sec. 
 
 Extra Directors Robert Brown 
 The Clergy Charles Ross 
 Dr Macpherson Alex Florence 
 
 Prof. Tulloch 
 Prof. Bentley 
 
 Directors. 
 Hugh Morren 
 
 Alex Mortimer 
 Thomas Craig 
 John Bruce 
 Wm Matthews 
 John Fleming 
 
 David Stephen 
 Donaldson Rose 
 Wm Thomson 
 Wm Clark 
 
 ASSOCIATION for PROMOTING CHRISTIANITY 
 among the JEWS— {Inst. 1820.) 
 
 P. Duguid, President. —A. D. Fordyce, Treasurer. 
 Rev. John Duncan and William Brown, Secretaries. 
 
 Committee. 
 The Clergy 
 James Ferguson 
 of Kinmundy 
 
 Charles RosS IRobert Brown IHueh Morren 
 Wm D Fordyce I Prof. Bentley j Dt* Henderson 
 of Techmuiry IJ I Massie IWm Robison 
 Alex Galen |Wm Thomson j Al. Smith, jun. 
 
 HIBERNIAN ASSOCIATION— {Inst. 1820,) 
 
 For the Moral and Religious Instruction of the Poor of Ireland. 
 
 , President —Peter Duguid, Treasurer. 
 
 Rev John Murray, and Rev. Richard Penman, Secs. 
 
 I Alex Simpson IWm Brown 
 Charles Ross |Wm Thomson 
 Robert Brown [Prof. Bentley Wm Matthews 
 Alex Galen jcharles BonnorjPeter Taylor 
 
 Wm Clark 
 John Fleming 
 Wm Stephen 
 
 AUXILIARY NAVAL $ MILITARY BIBLE SOCIETY. 
 (Instituted 1826.) 
 
 Right Hon. Lord Forbes, President 
 R. D. Horn Elphinstone of Logie Elphinstone, and John Boswell 
 of Kingcausie, Vice-Presidents 
 Dr William Henderson, Treasurer 
 Rev. H. S. Beresford, and Lt. F.C. Irwin, 45th Regt. Secretaries 
 
 BAPTIST AUXILIARY MISSIONARY SOCIETY. 
 John Burnett of Kemnay, Pres. Rev. Dr Thomfon, Vicc-Prcs. 
 
 Committee. • 
 
 Wm Stephen 
 David Macallan 
 Wm Duncan 
 
 John Fleming 
 David Milne 
 Alex lnnes 
 
 Jn Macdonald iWm Matthews 
 James Roy Robert Wilson 
 WThomson,jn. Jjohn Grant 
 
 Wm Thomson, sen. Trias .—David Dunn, Sc , 
 
25 7 
 
 SOCIETY for the CHILDREN of the CLERGT. 
 
 Rev. Dr George Forbes, Strathdon, President. 
 Managers. j Professor Paul, King’s College 
 
 Rev. William Ingram, Echt Prof. Scott, King’s College 
 Rev. Geo. Thomson, Fetteresso Rev. Robert Lesse!, Inverury 
 Rev. Dr G. Morison, Banchory- Rev. John Roger, Kincardine 
 Devenick 'Rev. Dr Mearns, King’s College 
 
 Dr George Glennie, Secretary & Treafurer. 
 
 Last year’s distribution, 298/. ster. among 49 indigent Families 
 
 AUXILIARY SOCIETY for IMPROVING the SYSTEM 
 of CHURCH PATRONAGE in SCOTLAND, 
 
 By purchasing up Rights of Patronage , and settling them on the 
 Heads of Families in communion with the Church . 
 
 President. 
 
 Alexander Galen and Peter Duguid, Vice-Presidents . 
 
 Rev. James Foote, Representative Director to the Parent Society . 
 
 Committee , 
 Rtv. Dr Kidd 
 
 — D Simpson 
 
 — HM‘Kcnzie 
 
 Pi of. Bentley 
 Wm Anderson 
 Thos Meston 
 Jas Middleton 
 Abs Poulter 
 
 John Johnston 
 George Pirie 
 John Gibbon 
 Joseph Norrie 
 Wm Rettie 
 
 Robt Alexander 
 Alex Mortimer 
 Wm Grav 
 Wm Watt 
 John Kay 
 
 Wm Gordon and Wm Clark, Secs. Thos Clark, Treas. 
 
 ANTI-SLAVERT SOCIETY —1825. 
 Robert Hamilton, ll.d. President . 
 Vice-Presidents. 
 
 Rev. DrW.L. Brown J. Burnett of Kemnay 
 
 — Dr Geo. Morison Jo, Gordon of Craig 
 
 — John Murray mile 
 
 — James Foote Alex. Russel of Aden 
 
 — Dr Wm Jack jas. Ferguson of Kin 
 
 — Dr A. Black mundy 
 
 George Brantingham, Treasurer. 
 
 Wm Robison, Advocate, and Wm Thomson, jun. Secretaries. 
 
 Alexr. Thomson of 
 Banchory 
 
 Peter Duguid, Esq. 
 Professor Bentley 
 John Pringle, Esq. 
 Hugh Cross, Esq. 
 
 CLOTHING SOCIETY.— (Inst. 1817.) 
 
 Conducted by a number of LadieSy Subscribers to the Institution. 
 Rev. Alex. Thom, Treasurer . 
 
 This Society is for the purpose of relieving the necessities of 
 the industrious poor, by different articles of Clothing; and pre¬ 
 venting imposture, by previous investigation. 
 
Since its commencement 266',OOO Tracts haveBeen distributed 
 gratis, to Sailors, and in the Infirmary, Prison, Bridewell, See .; 
 and 528,000 sold to hawkers. 
 
 INFIRMART.—(l 740.) 
 
 The Provofi of Aberdeen, Prefdent ; the four Baillies, Dean of 
 Guild, Treafurer, the Provofi who immediately preceded the 
 prefent Provofi:, Town Clerk, Trades Convener, Profeflor of 
 Medicine in Marifchal College, Moderator of the Synod of 
 Aberdeen ; all for the time being, Managers in virtue of their 
 office. Managers during Life: 
 
 George Still 
 Thomas Kilgour 
 John Niven 
 Dr JamesBannerman 
 Alexander Crombie 
 James Calder 
 Rev. Alex. Thom 
 Hary Lumfden 
 Henry Lumsden 
 William Lumfden 
 William Dingwall 
 James Farquhar 
 Alexander Webfter 
 Alexander Dalgarno 
 Alex. Bannerman 
 William Johnfton 
 Capt. Wm Cruden 
 Sir Cha. Forbes, m r. 
 Rev. George Morison 
 
 John Anderson 
 Dr Skene 
 Profesr*>r Stuart 
 Rev. John Bryce 
 John Ewing 
 Dr Wm Henderfon 
 Wm F. Robertson 
 Stephen Pellatt 
 James Kinloch 
 Alexander Annand 
 William Annand 
 James Blaikie 
 Alexander Gibbon 
 Henry David Forbes 
 Peter Farquharson 
 George Storey 
 Charles Bannerman 
 Sir Alex. Bannerman 
 Alex. Smith, sen. 
 
 Thomas Burnett 
 J. Forbesof Blackford 
 Alexander M'Kenzie 
 Michie Forbes 
 John Forbes, yor. of 
 Edinglassie 
 Rev. Dr Geo, Forbes 
 Duncan Davidson 
 Alexander Gray 
 James Hadden 
 Major Henderson 
 Dr Williamson 
 Dr Stuart 
 Alex. Cadenhead 
 John Raeburn 
 Andrew Oldman 
 Alexander Harper 
 Thomas Spark 
 Alexander Simpson 
 
 Fourteen Additional Managers , elected Dec. 4. 1826. 
 
 President of the 
 
 Robert Garden William Mackie 
 
 Wm. Stratton 
 Dr Dyce 
 J. Abercrombie 
 Deacon G.Smith 
 
 Shipm Society J.Ross, Grenada Rev.J.Cordiner 
 Rt.Rev. Bishop Dr Davidson I Alex. Stewart 
 Skinner Major Mitchell |Rev. Jas. Foote 
 
 Drs. Williamfon, Ewing, and Blaikie, Physicians . 
 Alexander Cromar, House Surgeon Apothecary . 
 
 Rev. Alexander Thom, Chaplain. 
 
 Thomas Spark, Treasurer Isf Clerk. 
 
 Miss Hay, Housekeeper. —John Robertson, Porter. 
 
 A Course of Clinical Lectures is regularly given in this 
 Hospital, during the Summer.—Pat. Blaikie, m,d. Lecturer. 
 
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LUNATIC HOSPITAL.—{ 1800.) 
 
 Managers. — President cj Managers o/ - the Infirmary* 
 Patients are admitted on paying £\5 a-year, and upwards; 
 besides furnishing themselves with bed, blankets, and clothes.— 
 Their case must be certified by Physicians of eminence. 
 
 Dr Blaikie, Physician Thos. Spark, Treasurer Clerk. 
 Thomas Boys, Sufierintendant .—Mrs Boys, Matron. 
 
 Number of Patients lince it was 
 opened in 1801, - 629 
 
 Of whom have been cured 201 
 Dismissed, convalescent - 87 
 
 DifmifiTed at defire of friends 116 
 Dead - - - - 114 
 
 Remaining in the Hofpital, 
 
 Dec. 6, 1826, - - 111 
 
 PAROCHIAL PAUPER LUNATIC FUND. 
 
 (Established in 1820.^ 
 
 Managers , *Rev.C.Gordon Al Duncan, jar DavidiStephen 
 The Clergy *— Hugh Mac- *Dr Hamilton Robert Jaflfray 
 •RtRev. Bishop ltenzie *M. Rettie Geo Symmers 
 
 Skinner *—Wm Lyon *A!ex Webster Eben. Murray 
 
 *Rv. DrGlennie *—S. M‘Millan Alex Mackie Alex Thomson 
 *—Jo. Murray *—W.Primrose Fras Webster Wm Matthews 
 •—James Foote *DrJ.C. Ogilvie Alex Beaton *John Gibbon 
 *—DrT homfon *Dr Henderson Hugh Gray • 
 
 * These are the Acting Committee. 
 
 The funds of this most benevolent Institution are supported by 
 an annual collection from all the congregations within the parish, 
 and by donations. There are about 20 patients on the fund. 
 
 ABERDEEN GENERAL DISPENSARY , 
 Supported by voluntary Contribution—(88, Broad Street) 
 Tor affording Advice and Attendance to the Sick Poor. 
 The Provost, President. 
 
 Dr Wm. Henderson, Treas .—Robert Alcock, advocate, Sec. 
 Dr Moir and Dr Henderson, Consulting Physicians . 
 
 Mr Fraser | Mr Leslie T Medical 
 Mr Cadenhead J Attendants . 
 
 Mr Campbell 
 
 LYING-IN DISPENSARY. 
 
 Mr Jameson—No.. 2, Long-acre. 
 
 NEW DISPENSARY, 
 
 Dr Ogston, Physician —Leslie Cruickshank, Sec. *3* Treas. 
 (Dispensary No. 19, Upperkirkgate.) 
 
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 FOOTDEE DISPENSARY , 
 
 Messrs. P. and W.A. Gray, Medical Attendants. 
 
 Rev. Dr Thomson, President —William Duncan, Treasurer. 
 
 James Anderson, Sec. —(No. 36, Quay.) i 
 
 PUBLIC DISPENSARY. 
 
 Dr G. Gray, Physician. 
 
 Mr Ross, (New Coach Work) Treas. —John Sim, druggist, Sec. 
 (No. 16, North Street.) 
 
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 VACCINE INSTITUTION. —(1803.) 
 The Provoft, Governor. 
 
 Managers. 
 The FourBailies 
 Dean of Guild 
 Treafurer 
 The Clergy 
 The Phyficians 
 
 Tru flees of late 
 John Burnett 
 PrefidentofSoc. 
 of Advocates 
 PrefidentofSoc. 
 
 Conv. of Trades 
 
 Addit. Man. 
 Gavin Hadden 
 Wm Read 
 
 John Gordon 
 James Grant • 
 Wm Carnegie -3 
 Alex Brown 
 James Hardie - 
 
 of Shipmafters|John Niven 
 Dr Ewing, Physician. —William Smith, Clerk. 
 Inoculation performed gratis , every Wednefday and Saturday, 
 at the Poor’s Hofpital. Nearly 7000 have been inoculated. £ 
 
 HUMANE SOCIETY, for Restoration of Suspended Animation. 
 Supported wholly by voluntary Contribution — Inst. 1822. 
 Committee , I Dr Dyce IDr Henderson IMr Walker 
 
 Dr Skene (Dr Davidson |Mr J Ramage | 
 
 Dr Davidson, Sec. Alex. Gordon, advocate, Treas. 
 Provost Brown, and Geo. Still, Esq. Auditors of Accounts. 
 
 The principal object of the Society is the recovery of persons *t 
 in cases of drowning, where life is not extinct. 
 
 Managers. 
 Provoft for the 
 time being 
 Eldeft Baillie 
 John Niven 
 
 COAL FUND.—{Inst. 1801.) 
 
 Prof. Bentley 
 Dr Dyce 
 James Calder 
 Alex Crombie 
 William Read 
 
 J Davidson, jun. 
 Alex Webster 
 WJohnston,sen 
 Mid. Rettie 
 Rev. J. Foote 
 
 Alex Harper « 
 Collector of the 
 Kirk Seflion 
 Convener of the | 
 Corporations : 
 
 Alexander Florence, Convener. 
 
 Middleton Rettie, Treaf. John Smith, yost. Clerk. 
 During the winter season, upwards of 500 bolls of coals are 
 distributed to the poor in the parish of St Nicholas , at the rate of 
 one mett or firlot to each individual or family. 
 
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 POOR'* HOSPITAL. 
 
 This Hospital is for the Maintenance andEducation of Orphans, 
 ind Children whose Parents are in poor circumstances. The 
 :ducation consists of English, Writing, and Arithmetic.—Boys 
 ire admitted into the Hospital from 8 to 10 years of age, and 
 nay continue till 14.—Number of boys at prefent, 40. 
 Committee of Directors . 
 
 JasDavidfon, j 
 Jn. Smith, yoft. 
 Lewis Nicol 
 William Low 
 Mid. Rettie 
 Thos Robertson 
 DrAHenderfon Robert Catto 
 fohn Gordon of Dun. Davidfon 
 Craigmile Alexander Pirie 
 
 |ohn Niven Peter Gill 
 
 Wm Johnfton John Middleton 
 James Fowlie, 
 
 rhe Clergy 
 Lord Provoft 
 Robert Brown 
 Dr Hamilton 
 Dr Dyce 
 DrWHenderfon 
 
 Alex. Webster | James Robb 
 John Leflie (Joseph Norrie 
 William Milne John Buchan 
 
 John Barron 
 John Mennie 
 Thomas Rannie 
 
 George Lyall 
 James Lamond 
 James Topp 
 
 George Hendry'And. Oldman 
 
 John Thom 
 John Chalmers 
 Peter Simpson 
 Alex Smith 
 Treasurer . 
 
 James Reid 
 Wm Smich 
 Alex Simpson 
 Alex Milne 
 
 George Milne, Teacher —Miss Davidson, Housekeeper. 
 
 fowns Minift. 
 
 CHURCH 
 George Duncan 
 
 Rev. JohnBryce James Downie 
 Rev.J.Thomfbn ~ 
 
 Prof. Bentley 
 Robert Brown 
 William Black 
 fames Blaikie 
 [ohn Barron 
 George Brand 
 fames Calder 
 Wm Copland 
 [ohn Chryflall 
 A. Duncan, jun. 
 
 Alex. Dingwall 
 Dun. Davidson 
 Peter Duguid 
 
 Dr Fordyce 
 A. D. Fordyce 
 GilbertFalconer 
 Robert Garden 
 Alex. Galen 
 Dr Hamilton 
 Alex. Harper 
 WJohnfton,sen. 
 W Johnfton, jun 
 Wm Lumfden 
 John Leith 
 William Low 
 James Laing 
 | AlMackie, fen 
 
 SESSION . 
 AlexMackie, jn 
 Alex. Marr 
 John Middleton 
 John Mennie | 
 Alex. Mortimer 
 James Nicoll 
 Alex. Nifbet 
 Charles Rofs 
 Tho. Robert fon 
 Midleton Rettie 
 Tho. Rannie 
 Donaldson Rose 
 Alex. Shand 
 JohnSmith,yoft 
 George Smith 
 Alex. Simpson 
 
 Wm Smith 
 Wm Still 
 John Taylor 
 Alex. Webfter 
 Francis Webfter 
 Alex. Watfon 
 James Williams 
 Alex. Cowie 
 John Gibbon 
 James Harper 
 George Leslie 
 James Robb 
 
 SESSION CLERK’S OFFICE. 
 
 William Smith, Footdee, Collec- [James Fowlie, Treasurer 
 tor and Session Clerk John Taylor, Church IVardcn 
 
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 SICK MAN's FRIEND SOCIETY.—(Inst in 1792.) 
 J. Lamond, Pres . D. Lyall, Sec . W. Mathews, Treat. 
 Managers. 
 
 Pat. M orison 
 -Alex Innes 
 John Gibbon 
 
 [Robert Simmie 
 |Peter Taylor 
 |W r m Stephen 
 
 Alex Mortimer 
 
 George Troup 
 Alex Garden 
 
 James Reid 
 
 The Quarterly Distribution is about £60 Sterling. 
 
 Thomas Clark 
 David Stephen ; 
 
 SHIPMASTER. 
 
 Alex. Cochran, Pres 
 Alex. Yule, Vice • Pr. 
 
 NARROW-WYND. 
 
 Wm Phillip, Pres. 
 Wm Duncan, Treas. 
 
 SOCIETIES. 
 
 st. Andrew’s. 
 John Duncan, Pres. 
 David Lyall, Vice-Pr. 
 Wm Smith, Treas. 
 
 SHIPROW. 
 
 G. Anderson,jr. Pres 
 John Barron, Treas. 1 
 
 st. james’s. 
 John Chalmers, Pm. 
 Jas Davidson, F.-P. 
 Jas Blackball, Treas. 
 
 W1GMAKER. 
 Robert Laing, Pres. 
 •John Garioch, Boxvi. 
 
 The LONDON <£ EDINBURGH ROTAL MAIL COACH 
 Sets off from Dempster’s Royal Mail Coach Office, 63 , Union 
 Street, or Anderson’s Royal Mail Coach Office, 5 , Castle Street, J 
 every day, at 3 o’clock, fi.m., and arrives at Edinburgh next " 
 morning at 6 , a.m. Arrives at Aberdeen at •§ past 10 , a.m. 
 
 INKER NESS ROTAL MAIL COACH , by BANFF, J 
 Sets out every day from said Offices, at £ past 11 o’clock, am. % !' 
 and reaches Inverness at 20 minutes past 3 , a.m. Arrives at ! 
 Aberdeen a little before 2 o’clock. 
 
 The FOCHABERS MAIL , by HUNTLY , 
 
 Sets out from said Offices, every day, at i past II o’clock, L 
 a.m., and arrives at Fochabers at 8 p.m. Joins the Inverness'] 
 Royal Mail there. 
 
 - -.at j 
 
 A COACH TO PETERHEAD , 
 t WIth the Mail, leaves said Offices, every day, at \ past II 
 o’clock, a m. Sets out from Peterhead at 6 o’clock, a.m., and 
 arrives at Aberdeen at 45 min. past ic, a.m. ;« 
 
 A COACH TO CHARLESTOWN OF ABOYNE , 
 
 With the Mail, sets out from said Offices, every day, at \ past 
 Ho clock, a.m . Leaves Aboyne at ^ past 5 , a.m , and arrives ■ 
 at Aberdeen at 20 minutes pa&t 10 , a,vi. 
 
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 STAGE COACHES, 
 
 PRINCE SAXE-COBOURG COACH , 
 
 Starts from the Royal Mail-Coach-Offices, 63 , Union Street, 
 or 5 , Castle Street, alternately every six weeks, every morning, 
 (Sunday excepted), at 6 o’clock, and arrives at Menzie’s, Star 
 Inn, Perth, at 8 , same night. Fares the same as by the Mail 
 Coach, except—Perth, inside, 36 s.; outside, 24 s. Licensed to 
 carry 4 inside and 9 outside passengers. 
 
 THE CHAMPION COACH 
 Setsofffrom the Royal Mail Coach Offices, 63 , Union Street, 
 or 5 , Castle-st. every evening (Saturday excepted), at \ past 11 , 
 thro* Laurencekirk, Brechin, &c. and arrives at the Black Bull 
 and Crown Hotels, Edinburgh, every afternoon, at 4 . Leaves 
 Edinburgh at 7 a.m , and reaches Aberdeen at \ past 10 , fl.m .— 
 Conveyances to all parts from the above Offices. Fares cheap. 
 
 THE UNION COACH 
 
 Leaves Melvin’s Hotel, 41 , Q.ueen-st. and the Office, Cross, 
 Castle-st, every evening, (Saturday excepted) at -J past n, thro’ 
 Laurencekirk, Brechin, &c. and arrives at the Star Hotel, Edin¬ 
 burgh, every afternoon, at \ past 4 . Leaves Edinburgh at 6 am. 
 and arrives in Aberdeen at 10 p.m. Fares moderate—On the ar¬ 
 rival of the Union at Dundee, a Ceach sets out for Perth, at \ 
 past 9 am. 
 
 LUKE of GORDON LIGHT POST COACH 
 Leaves the Royal Mail Coach Office, 63 , Union-street, or 5 , 
 Castle-street, alternately every six weeks, every lawful day, at 6 
 o'clock morning, and arrives at Geddes’ Hotel, Invernefs, same 
 evening, between 9 and 10 ; from whence she starts next morn¬ 
 ing at lame hour, and arrives at Aberdeen between 9 and io in 
 the evening. Route by Huntly and Fochabers. 
 
 STAR LIGHT POST COACH 
 Departs from Melvin’s Hotel every lawful morning at 8 , and 
 arrives at Burnett’s Inn, Elgin, at \ past 5 p.m. Leaves Elgin 
 next morning at 7 , and reaches the Caledonian Hotel, Inverness, 
 at i p.m. Sets otf from Inverness at 3 /. 1 H. arrives in Elgin at 8 
 same night; which she leaves next morning at 8 , and arrives in 
 Aberdeen at \ past 5 , same day. 
 
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 The EARL of ERROLL COACH 
 Sets out from Gray’s, x 8 , Frederick-street, every day, (Sunday , 
 excepted), at 3 o’clock p.m. and arrives at Jaffrey’s Inn, Peter¬ 
 head, at 8 p.m. Leaves said Inn at J before 6 a.m. and.reaches ' 
 Aberdeen at \ past io^.m. Carries 4 infide and 8 outside Pas¬ 
 sengers. To Ellon, 5 s.—outside, 4 s. Peterhead, 10 s. outside, 8 s. 
 
 THE LORI) FORBES COACH 
 Departs from Cruickshank’s, 22 , Schoolhill, or Ross’s, 5 , | 
 Little Belmont-street, alternately eveiy six weeks, on Tuesdays, ■ 
 Wednesdays, and Saturdays, at noon, and arrives at the Forbes l! 
 Arms Inn, Alford, at \ past 4 p.m. Leaves said Inn at 8 a.m,, 
 on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, and arrives in Aberdeen 
 at \ past 12 p.m. ; 
 
 SHIPPING COMPANIES. 
 
 ABERDEEN & LONDON SHIPPING CO. 
 
 Committee • 
 Alexr Brown 
 James Brcbner 
 
 Robert Brown 
 Robert Catto 
 William Catto 
 Alex Dalgarno 
 
 AlDuthie, jun 
 Geo Davidson 
 George Elfmie 
 Alex. Fraser 
 
 Alex. Gibbon 
 Wm. Johnston 
 Geo. Thomson 
 
 Duke of Gordon — 
 
 Bon-Accord —Rob, Brown 
 Superior —Robert Duncan 
 Nimrod — James Philip 
 Regent —James Kerr 
 Triumph —John Leslie 
 
 Smacks. 
 190 
 
 185 
 
 174 
 
 173 
 
 161 
 
 158 
 
 Champion —Alex. Sime 155 - 
 Mansfield —Alex. Morison 146 « 
 Cato —Robert Davis 131 
 
 Aberdeen Pkt .—A Barnett 125 
 Lord Huntly —H. Stewart 116 - 
 
 Normand Yule, Manager , 21, Quay. 
 
 These Smacks sail regularly from and to Aberdeen and Lon¬ 
 don three times every week during the winter, and sometimes 
 oftener during the summer season, and the days fixed for their 
 sailing may be relied on. They have very superior accommoda¬ 
 tion for passengers. 
 
 J. Jenkins, agent, Miller’s & Hoare’s Wharfs, London. 
 
 ABERDEEN, LEITH & CLYDE SHIPPING CO. 
 Directors , 
 
 Robert Catto 
 Wm Mackie 
 Alex Brown 
 
 [Robert Dutbie |AlexDuncan,jn 
 = Geo Thomfon j John Maitland 
 1 {Ge orge Pirie | 
 
 Manager , 
 Robert Mitchell 
 Office, 33 , Quay 
 
Leith Traders* 
 Edinburgh Packet —G. Norrie 
 London Packet —Jas Mearns 
 Marq . of Huntly —Wm Law 
 Forth —Alex. Davidson 
 
 D. Cumming, agent, Leith 
 Glasgow Traders , 
 Glasgow Packet —John Smart 
 
 267 
 Smacks , 
 
 filyde Packet— Edward M<Gie 
 Courier —Wm. Campbell 
 
 G. Duncan, agt. Glasgow. 
 
 Liverpool Packet —George Reid 
 H Craig, agent, Liverpool. 
 
 Rotterdam Pkt .—Jas. Hofack 
 James Young, agent. 
 
 \aSgOW JTUL uumu. j-“O- 
 
 These vessels sail regularly twice a-week, and aie fitted up 
 in a superior style, with every accommodation for passengers. 
 
 ABERDEEN & HULL SHIPPING CO. 
 
 Committee , I Al.Duncan, jun.IWm Thomson lAlex. Florence 
 
 Andw. Oldman |J Johnflon, jun.|Wm Mackie [George Hendry 
 Smacks , 
 
 Sromby —James Robb I Wellington —Geo. Gilbertfon 
 
 jfoi Charles Middleton ] Thetis —Alexander Allan 
 
 These vessels sail regularly once a-week. 
 
 R. Macdonald, Qnay, Man. —A. Henderson, Hull, agent. 
 
 ABERDEEN & NEWCASTLE SHIPPING COMPANY. 
 
 Committee. Alex Young [Wm M KinnanlDavid Marshall 
 Mid. Rettie John Donald Andw Oldman Manager, 
 George Smith Wm Smith L. Cruickshankl Walter Inglis 
 Traders , 
 
 Newcastle— G. Leslie. /fcro—John Taylor 
 Sail every 10 days, and have good accommodation for passengers 
 Joseph Shield, agent, Newcastle. 
 
 INVERNESS, CROMARTY, & BURGHEAD. 
 
 Trader — Eliza y David Thomson. 
 
 Walter Inglis, Manager , 2, James-street. 
 
 W. Stephen, Burghead; H. Ross, Cromarty ; and J. Suter, jnn. 
 Inverness, agents. 
 
 Aultnaskiach , Capt Paterson.—A. Fraser, Agent. 
 
 QUEBEC PACKET, Captain Anderson, regular Trader to 
 Quebec and Montreal. Robert Catto, Manager. 
 
 HAZARD, Capt. Smith, regular Trader to Hamburgh. 
 
 A. C. Geddes, Manager , Lime Quay. 
 
£68 
 
 The VELOCITY, Steam-Packet, 226 tons, 80 horses power, 
 Robert Beverly, Commander. 
 
 The BRILLIANT, Steam-Packet, 258 tons, 80 horses power, 
 Andrew Crane, Commander. 
 
 These Steam Packets sail regularly, during the season, from 
 Aberdeen and Leith, every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and 
 Saturday, calling at the intermediate ports. 
 
 Robert Mitchell, Manager , 33 , Quay, Aberdeen. 
 
 D. Cumming, agent, Leith. 
 
 — 
 
 CANAL BOATS sail from Kittybrevvster and Inverury, from 
 1 st April to 1 st Sept, at 8 , a.m. and 3 , p.m. From 1 st Sept, to j 
 20 th Oct. at 10 , a.m. and 3 , p.m. During the rest of the season, > 
 once a-day, at 10 o’clock. Fore Cabin, 2 s 6 d—After do. 2 s 
 
 ABERDEEN WHALE FISHERY—1 827. 
 
 Alexr. & Thos. Bannerman. 
 Henrietta —Alex. Allan 260 
 
 Alexander —S. Armstrong 252 
 Hercules —James Thomson 252 
 
 Greenland Co. 
 Lcetitia —JohnB. Clark 318 
 
 Prss of Wales —B. C. White 308 
 New Middleton —J. Cargill 298 
 Charles Fraser, Manager . 
 
 Union Co. 
 
 Middleton —John Prodo 329 
 
 St, Andrew —Wm Reed 313 
 
 Jane —William Bruce 286 
 
 Neptune —William Ayton 282 
 
 Geo. Hogarth, jun. Man. 
 
 Bon-Accord Co. 
 
 Bon Accord —John Parker £63 
 A. Duthie & J. Brebner, Man * 
 
 Dee Company. 
 
 Dee —Alex. Cook 319 
 
 John Lumfden, Man* 
 
 CAPTAIN PILOT’S FEES. 
 
 Under 40 tons, - os 6 d I From 120 to 200 , - 2 s od 
 
 From 40 to 80 , - is od I Above 200 , - - 2 s 6 d 
 
 So to 120 , - is 6 d|(Payable only on coming in.) 
 
 Alex. Nicol, Lower Quay, Pilot master. 
 
 Captain James Mitchell, Upper Quay. 7 
 -George Freeman, Lower Do. ^ 
 
 Birthmasters . 
 
 Prices of Ballast —(Office at Shore Dues Office.) 
 Vessels belonging to Aberdeen, per ton—All others, Is. 
 

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 FARES for PILOTAGE . 
 
 Vefiels under 50 tons, 
 
 50 , and under 60 , 
 
 60 ,- 85 , 
 
 85,- Ho, 
 
 no, -—- 150 , 
 
 J 50 ,- 200 , 
 
 200 ,- 25 O, 
 
 1st Boat. 
 
 2 d Boat. 
 
 7s 
 
 od 
 
 6 s 
 
 od 
 
 8 s 
 
 od 
 
 7 s 
 
 od 
 
 9 s 
 
 od 
 
 73 
 
 6 d 
 
 IOS 
 
 od 
 
 8 s 
 
 od 
 
 IIS 
 
 od 
 
 8 s 
 
 6 d 
 
 12 s 
 
 od 
 
 9 s 
 
 od 
 
 14 s 
 
 od 
 
 IOS 
 
 od 
 
 T 5 S 
 
 od 
 
 IIS 
 
 od 
 
 $d Boat, 
 5 s od 
 6 s od 
 6 s 6 d 
 7 s od 
 7 s 6 d 
 8 s od 
 9 s od 
 ios od 
 
 250 , and above, 
 
 Each tideVwork within the harbour, every kind of veflels, 6 s Od 
 Towing a lighter from upper to lower part of harbour, 2 s 6 d 
 For towing an empty lighter fame diftance, - - Is 6 d 
 
 For each man employed as a hauler on the quay, - Is Od 
 
 FEES payable to the Keeper of the Pier Light and Flag . 
 
 For every vessel of the burden of 50 tons, and under, Os 6 d 
 (Excepting all fishing and open boats.) 
 
 For every vessel from 50 to 100 tons burden - - Is Od 
 
 For each vessel above the burden of 100 tons, - - Is 6 d 
 
 Captain George Freeman, Keeper • 
 
 SHIPWRECKED SEAMEN’s FUND.—(1814.) 
 
 Committee^ 
 
 The Provost 
 Pres.of Shipm.Society 
 Conven.ofthe Trades 
 Senior Clergyman of 
 the Eflab. Church 
 Minifter of Footdee 
 Rev. Dr Kidd 
 
 Rev. Dr Mearns 
 Rev. Dr Forbes 
 Alex. Duthie, jun. 
 Alexander Gibbon 
 James Forbes 
 David Milne 
 James Brebner 
 
 James Lamond 
 John Lumsden 
 William Catto 
 Arthur Gibbon 
 George Thomson 
 James Grant 
 
 Robert Mitchell, Treasurer • 
 FISH IN SEASON. 
 
 Cod—Ap. to July, Nov. to Feb 
 Crabs— 1 st August to November 
 Eels— 1 st May to October 
 Hollibut—June to August 
 Haddocks—May to February 
 Herrings—September to Jan. 
 Ling—March to May 
 Lobsters— 1 st March to Sept. 
 
 Mackarel—June to August 
 Muscles— 1 st August to April 
 Flounders— 1 st March to Nov. 
 Salmon & Trout—Dec. to Sept 
 Salmon Grilse—May to Sept. 
 Skate—Good all the year 
 Turbot—May to February 
 Whitings—May to Nov. 
 
 
270 
 
 LIEUTENANCY . 
 
 The Most Noble the Marquis of Huntly, Lord Lieutenant 
 and High Sheriff of the County. 
 
 Vice-Lieutenants, in absence of the Lord Lieut, from Britain: 
 Right Hon. Lord Forbes, R. D* Horn Elphinstone of Logie El- 
 phinstone, and C. JVTKenzie Fraser of Castle Fraser. 
 Deputy Lieutenants. 
 
 1. Braemar District. 
 
 Right Hon. the Earl of Aboyne 
 Right Hon. Lord Strathavon 
 Win. Farquharfon of Monaltrie 
 Lewis Innes of Ballogie 
 
 2. Deeside District. 
 Alexander Irvine of Drum 
 John Menzies of Pitfodels 
 Robert William Duff of Culter 
 John Gordon of Cluny 
 James Forbes of Echt 
 
 Arch Farquharfon of Finzean 
 William Innes of Raemoir 
 David Gordon of Abergeldie 
 And. Gammell of Countesswells 
 
 3. Aberdeen District . 
 
 The Provoft of Aberdeen 
 Right Hon. Lord James Hay 
 John Paton of Grandhome 
 Sir William Johnfton of Hilton 
 James Forbes of Seaton 
 Alex Thomson of Banchory 
 C. Bannerman of Crimonmogate 
 Michael Biuce of Scotstown 
 Henry D. Forbes of Balgownie 
 
 4. Alford District. 
 
 Right Hon. Lord Forbes 
 Harry Gordon of Knockefpock 
 Alexander Leith of Fieefield 
 Andrew Farquharfon of Breda 
 
 5. Huntly District. 
 
 James Gordon of Littlefolla 
 Robert Grant of Diumminer 
 Theodoie Morrifon of Bognie 
 General Hay of Rannes 
 Major A.L.Hay,yor.of Rannes 
 H. L. Lumsden of Auchindoir 
 
 6. Turriff District. 
 
 John Forbes of Blackford 
 Garden Duff of Hatton 
 John Morifon of Auchintoul 
 Archibald Cumine ©f Auchry 
 Alex Forbes, yor. of Blackford 
 William Gordon of Fyvie 
 William Urquhart of Byth 
 William Urquhart of Craigston 
 
 7 . Garioch District. 
 
 Janies Urquhart of Meldrum 
 R. D. H. Elphinfton of Logie 
 Roderick M‘Kenzie of Glack 
 Lieut.-Colonel W.H.K. Erskine 
 
 of Pittodrie 
 
 Right Hon. the Earl of Kintore 
 C M‘K. Fraser of Castle Frafer 
 Charles Fraser of Williamston 
 Lt-gen. BF Gordon ofBalbithan 
 John Gordon of Newton 
 Hugh Lumsden of Pitcaple 
 Hugh Gordon of Manar 
 Robert Grant of Tillyfour 
 8. Ellon District . 
 
 John Farquharfon of Haughton 
 
 Sir Charley Forbes of Edinglassie John Leith Rofs of Arnage 
 Charles Gordon of Wardhoufe iThe Earl of Aberdeen 
 Capt. J Anderson of Candacraig Alex. Forbes Irvine of Schivas 
 Hon. Walter Forbes of Brux (John Gordon of Nethermuir 
 
271 
 
 Lieut.-Col. Gordon of Pitlurg 
 John Turner of Turnerhall 
 James Buchan of Auchmacoy 
 Right Hon. Earl of Erroll 
 Maj. Rob. Gordon of Hallhead 
 J. W. M‘Kenzie of Pittrichie 
 9. Deer District. 
 
 John Hutchifon of Cairngall 
 Alexander Ruffel of Aden 
 William Gordon of Aberdour 
 Right Hon. Lord Saltoun 
 John Gordon of Cairnbulg 
 
 Alex. Gordon of Auchlethen 
 John Dingwall of Brucklay 
 Thomas Gordon of Buthlaw 
 Adam Cumine of Rattray 
 George Ferguson of Pitfour 
 James Ferguson of Kinmundy 
 10. Neiumachar District. 
 Lt.gen. J. G. C. Skene of Pitlurg 
 Hary Lumfden of Belhelvie 
 John Ramsay of Barra 
 
 Major George Turner of Menie 
 ISir John Forbes of Craigievar 
 Thomas and Newell Burnett, advocates, General Clerks 
 of Lieutenancy . 
 
 FREEHOLDERS, 
 
 With the Tears of their Enrollment , 
 
 1766 
 
 John Paton of Grandhome 
 
 1767 
 
 Arthur Dingw. Fordyce of Cullh 
 Alexander Leith of Freefield 
 1769 
 
 1788 
 
 Robert Grant of Drumminer 
 1790 
 
 Harry Gordon of Knockefpock 
 1794 
 
 Adam Gordon of Cairnfield 
 
 1 I \J Z7 **.*_»«*»» " 
 
 Lt-gen. Sir JamesDuffof Kinftair John Duff of Drummuir 
 
 1772 
 
 Charles Gordon of Wardhoufe 
 
 WilliamFarquharfonofMonaltrie 
 
 1780 
 
 Alexander Irvine of Drum 
 Gen. Alexander Hay of Rannes 
 Sir Robert Burnett of Leys 
 1782 
 
 James Gordon of Craig 
 1784 
 
 Alexander Seton of Mounie 
 Geo. Robinfon of Ardendraught 
 1786 
 
 Lieut.-gen. John G.C. Skene of 
 Pitlurg and Dyce 
 17S7 
 
 Robert Wm. Duff of Fettcrcflb 
 David Gordon of Abergeldie 
 
 James Farq. Gordon of Balmuif 
 James Gordon of Littlefolla 
 James Urquhart of Meldrum 
 
 1796 
 
 James Skene of Rubiflaw 
 William Gordon of Aberdour 
 James Forbes of Seaton 
 John Dingwall of Ardo 
 
 1797 
 
 William Duff of Corfindae 
 John Leith Rofs of Arnage 
 
 1799 
 
 Alex. Gordon of Invernettie 
 Hary Lumfden of Belhelvie 
 
 1800 
 
 Alexander Ruffel of Moncoffer 
 1801 
 
 Andrew Farquharfon of Breda 
 
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 John Farquharfon of Haughton 
 P. Farquharfon of Whitehonfe 
 John Morifonof Auchintoul 
 James Laing of Haddo 
 Francis Gordon of Kincardine 
 Garden Duff of Hatton 
 1802 
 
 Theodore Morifon of Bognie 
 RobertD.H.Elphinftonof Logie 
 Elphinstone 
 
 Lt.-Col. John R. Udny of Udny 
 Roderick M‘Kenzie of Glack 
 James Hay of Monkshill 
 
 1803 
 
 John Grant, lifer, of Artamford 
 John Menziesof Pitfodels 
 
 1804 
 
 James Forbes of Echt 
 1806 
 
 John Burnett Stuart of Dens 
 John Gordon of Cluny 
 Thomas Fergufon of Kinknockie 
 
 George Burnett of Balfluig 
 Hon. Col. Francis Wm.Grant of ' 
 Bogfouton 
 
 1811 
 
 Hon. R. Gordon of Clerkhill 
 Patrick Irvine of Inveramfay 
 William Corbet of Bieldfide 
 Thomas Gordon of Buthlaw 
 Stewart Souter of Melrofe 
 Archibald Cuminc of Auchry 
 John Gordon of Nethermuir 
 Rob. Duff, fiar of landsof Culter : 
 1812 
 
 Sir Alex. Ramfay of Balmain, Bt • 
 John Harvey ofKinettles 
 1815 
 
 Charles Fraser of Inverallochy 
 and Castlefraser 
 Hugh Gordon of Manar 
 William Tower 1 of Kinaldie 
 David Souter of Kinminities 
 1814 
 
 1807 
 
 W. M'Kenzie of Drnmnahoy 
 Cap.M.Farquharfon,Garnaveron 
 Alex. Gordon of Auchlcthen 
 Alexander Crombie of Phefdo 
 Alex.Duthie of Ruthriefton 
 John Burnett of Kemnay 
 John Brebner of Gilcomfton 
 
 1808 
 
 John Gordon of Cairnbulg 
 
 1809 
 
 Right Hon. the Earl of Fife 
 Hon. William Gordon of Minnes 
 Hn. SirC. Gordon of Kingsfoord 
 Alex. Forbes Irvine of Schivas 
 Hugh Lumfden of Pitcaple 
 Capt R.Henderfonof Torterflon 
 William Inglis of Towie 
 
 1810 
 
 John Niven of Thornton 
 
 George Turner of Menie 
 Robert Robertson of Boddoni 
 John Dingwall of Brucklay 
 Lieut-col. W*H. Knight Erskine : 
 of Pittodrie 
 
 Arch. Farquharson of Finzean « 
 Sir Charles Forbes of New and 
 Edinglassie, Burt. 
 
 Jas Wm M‘Kenzie of Pittrichie 
 Maj. Dan. Mitchell of Ashgrove 
 William Robinson of Pitmedden 
 Alex. Erskine of Longhaven 
 
 1815 
 
 Charles Bannerman of Kirkhill 
 G. Skelton of Invernettie Lodge ■ 
 Maj-gen. Hon. A. Duff of Gask 
 Geo. Duff, fiar of Towie of Brux 
 John Ramfay of Barra 
 
 1816 
 
 William Gordon of Fy vie 
 
273 
 
 John Forbes of Blackford 
 Right Hon. Lord Jamc9 Hay 
 James Kinloch of Altries 
 Maj.-Gen. Benjamin F. Gordon 
 of Balbithan 
 Duncan Davidfon of Tillychetly 
 Thomas Emslie of Fingask 
 
 1817 
 
 Hon. George Gordon of Balfour 
 Hon. John Gordon of Annachy 
 Sir Wm. Forbe9 of Pitsligo, Bt. 
 John Turner of Tuvnerhali 
 John Anderfon of Candacraig 
 James Fergufon of Kinmundy 
 John Hutchison of Cairngall 
 Andrew Skene of Lethenty 
 Patrick Kilgour of Woodfide 
 Michael F Gordon of Breachly 
 Capt. Robert Gordon of Midmill 
 Michie Forbes of Crimond 
 James Aug. Grant of Viewfield 
 Rev. Dr Geo. Forbes of Blelack 
 Henry Ivison of Blackbank 
 John Pavin of Balgowan 
 Lt-col. G Henderson of Conglafs 
 John Mansfield of Midmar 
 John Leslie of Powis 
 James Gammel of Ardiflery 
 Alex Mackenzie of Balblair 
 John Gillandersof Glenhead 
 Major A F Taylor of Dunnideer 
 William Duff of Mayen 
 
 1818 
 
 Wm D. Fordyce of Techmuiry 
 Maj-g. N. Forbes of Auchernick, 
 liferenter 
 
 Alexander Forbes of Ainfley 
 1819 
 
 James Morison of Muiresk 
 Theodore Gordon of Overhall 
 Adam Cumine of Rattray 
 Alexander Thomson of Banchory 
 
 John Ewing, lifer, of Sheelagreen 
 William Urquhart of Byth 
 Robert Grant of Tilly four 
 Andrew Jopp, lifer.©f Cobairdie 
 George Fjaser of Paik 
 1820 
 
 William Innes of Raemoir 
 Maj. A.LeithHay,yor.ofRannes 
 Jas J. F. Leith of Whitehaugh 
 1821 
 
 Hon. Walter Forbes of Brux 
 Lieut.-Col. David Forbes, 78th 
 Regt. of Foot 
 
 John Leith, lifer, of Cairnglass 
 George Kilgour of Balcairn 
 Thomas Kilgour of Bethelnie 
 James Grant, liferenter of Ord 
 John Cumine, yor. of Auchry, 
 liferenter 
 
 Ad. Gordon of Newton Garioch 
 Alex. Stronach of Drumallan 
 Georee Yeats of Aucharney 
 
 1822 
 
 Right Rev. Dr W T illiam Bissct, 
 Lord Bishop of Raphoe 
 John Mair Gerard of Midstrath 
 James Buchan of Auchmacoy 
 Peter Burnett of Elrick 
 Lt C Gordon of Broomhill,R.N. 
 Peter Rose of Dunbreck 
 William Gordon, yor. of Pitlurg 
 CaptWm Fraser, lifer, of Savock 
 William Moir of Park 
 Henry David Forbes of Balgonie 
 1823 
 
 Sir John Forbes of Craigievar.bt 
 H. L. Lumsden of Auchindoir 
 Henry Lumsden of Tilwhilly 
 Alex. Morison yr.of Auchintoul, 
 liferenter of Laithers 
 William Urquhart of Ctaigston 
 Charles Fraser of WiQiamston 
 
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 1824 
 
 Robert Gordon of Hallhead 
 John Forbes, yor. of New and 
 Edinglassie 
 
 John Gordon of Newton 
 George Ferguson of Pitfour 
 Wm Chambers Hunter of Tillery 
 
 1825 
 
 Sir John Buchan Hepburn of 
 Smeaton Hepburn, Bart. 
 
 Wm M'Combie of Easter Skene 
 Mich, Bruce, yor. of Stenhouse 
 Alexander Forbes of Boyndlie 
 James Grant Duff of Eden 
 Charles Forbes of Asloun 
 James Forbes of Huttonhall, as 
 liferenter; and James Forbes, 
 his son, as fiar. The fiar to 
 vote in absence of the liferen¬ 
 ter only 
 
 Colonel Hon. Hugh Arbuthnot 
 of Hatton 
 
 Wcmyss Orrok of Orrok 
 Sir James Grant Suttie of Pres- : 
 tongrange and Balgonie, Bart. « 
 as liferenter ; and Geo. Grant ! 
 Suttie, his son, as fiar. The % 
 fiar to vote in absence of the > 
 liferenter only ; jy 
 
 George Leslie of Rothie 
 James Farquhar of Johnston 
 John Lawson of Chapelton, as ,j 
 liferenter; and John Lawson, ,iy 
 his son, as fiar. The fiar to 
 vote in absence of the lifer.only 
 
 1826 ja 
 
 Thomas Mansfield, accountant, z 
 Edinburgh 
 
 George Forbes of Springhill 
 The Rev. Dr George Morison 
 of Disblair 
 
 James Rose Innes of Netherdalc ... 
 George Hogarth of Woodhill 
 William Leslie of Warthill 
 
 JUSTICES of the PEACE. 
 
 The Officers of State Hon. Alex Gordon of Annachy 
 
 His Grace the Duke of Gordon Hon. C Gordon of Kingsford 
 Most Noble Marquis of Huntly Hon. R Gordon of Clerkhill 
 Right Hon. the Earl of Erroll Hon. Geo Gordon of Balfour 
 
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 Right Hon. the Earl of Aboyne 
 Right Hon. the Earl of Kintore 
 Rt. Hon. the Earl of Aberdeen 
 Right Hon. the Earl of Fife 
 Right Hon. Lord Strathavon 
 Right Hon. Lord James Hay 
 Right Hon. Lord Forbes 
 Right Hon. Lord Saltoun 
 Hon. Wm Gordon of Ellon 
 Hon. Alexander Keith 
 Hon. Wm Keith 
 Hon. Lieut.-gen. Duff, Delgatv 
 Hon. Wm Gordon of Minnes 
 
 Hon. John Gordon of Annachy 
 Hon. James Master of Forbes 
 Hon. Walter Forbes of Brux 
 Sir Wm Forbes of Pitsligo 
 Sir Robert Burnett of Leys 
 Sir John Innes of Balveny, &c. 
 Sir Alex Bannerman of Elsick 
 Sir James Grant of Monymulk 
 Sir G Abercromby of Birkenbog 
 Sir Alex Ramsay of Balmain 
 Sir A Keith, Knight Marshall 
 Sir James Duff of Kinstair 
 Sir A Leith,'yor. of Freefield 
 
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275 
 
 Sir Charles Forbes of New and 
 Edinglassie 
 
 RAbercromby, yor. Birkenbog 
 James Arbuthnot of Dens 
 George Arbuthnot, yor. thereof 
 Thos Arbuthnot of Kinmundy 
 John Anderfon of Candacraig 
 Jas Arbuthnot, mert. Peterhead 
 Rev. John Anderson, Fochabers 
 James Allardes of Boyndsmill 
 John Anderson, at Burnshangie 
 Arthur Anderson of Deebank 
 Ad Arbuthnot, mert. Peterhead 
 Lieut.-Gen. William Burnett of 
 Banchory Ledge 
 Thomas Burnett, yor. of Leys 
 Charles Bannerman of Kirkhill 
 Peter Burnett of Elriek 
 John Burnett Stuart of Crichie 
 James Buchan of Auchmacoy 
 Thomas Burnett, adv. Aberdeen 
 John Burnett 
 John Burnett of Kemnay 
 John Brebner of Gilcomston 
 John Boswell of Balmuto 
 William Black, late of Cloghill 
 George Burnett of Bafiuig 
 Tho Black of Wartridgemuir 
 Al Bannerman, mert. Aberdeen 
 James Barclay, yr of Templand 
 James Blaikie, adv. in Aberdeen 
 1\ Bannerman, adv. in Aberdeen 
 Newell Burnett, adv. Aberdeen 
 Arch Cumine of Auchry 
 John Cumine, yor. thereof 
 Adam Cumine of Rattray 
 Alexr Crombie of Phesdo 
 Wm C Hunter of Tillery 
 Wm Corbet of Beildside 
 Capt Jas Cameron at Balmore 
 Capt J Cumming, Lessendrum 
 John Duff of Drummuir 
 
 John Dingwall of Brucklay 
 John Dingwall of Ardo 
 Dr A Dingwall Fordyceof Cullb 
 Wm D Fordyce of Techmuiry 
 Arthur D Fordyce, yr. thereof 
 Robert Wm Duff of Culter 
 Robert Duff, yor. thereof 
 William Duff of Mayen 
 Garden Duff of Hatton 
 Wm Duff of Corsindae 
 GH Drummond of Drumtochty 
 Major George Duff of Towie 
 Duncan Davidfi >n of Tillychetly 
 Alexr Dauney, ll.d. 
 
 Alexr Duthie of Ruthriefton 
 Major Alex Dunbar, Aberdeen 
 Chas Davidson of Drumside 
 Capt John Duguid, Aberdeen 
 R D Horn Elphinftone of Logie 
 W H K Erskine of Pittodrie 
 Aiex Erskine ofLonghaven 
 Thomas Elmslie of Fingask 
 John Ewing, adv. Aberdeen 
 Col. A Forbes, Old Aberdeen 
 William Forbes, yor. of Pitsligo 
 John Forbes of Corse 
 Wm Farquharson of Monaltrie 
 Andrew Farquharson of Breda 
 John Farquharson of Haughton 
 P Farquharfon of Whitehoufe 
 Geo C Farquharson, yor. thereof 
 Arch Farquharson of Finzean 
 M Farquharson of Carnaveron 
 James Farquhar of Johnston 
 James Ferguson of Kinmundy 
 Thomas Ferguson of Kinknockie 
 James Forbes of Seaton 
 John Forbes of Blackford 
 Alex. Forbes, yor. thereof 
 John Forbes yor. of New and 
 Edinglassie 
 
 Alexander Forbes of Boyndlic 
 

 James Forbes of Echt 
 Alex Forbes of Invereman 
 Rev. George Forbes of Blelack 
 Maj.-g. N Forbes of Auchernick 
 Lt.-Col. D Forbes, 78th Regt 
 James Forbes, son of the late John 
 Forbes of Boyndlie 
 Michie Forbes of Crimond 
 Henry D Forbes of Balgonie 
 Alex Forbes of Ainsley 
 Robert Forbes of Castleton 
 Thomas A Fraser of Strichen 
 Charles Fraser of Inverallochy 
 Lt-gen. John Fraser of Park 
 George Frafer, liferenter thereof 
 Charles Fraser of Williamfton 
 Alex Forsyth, manuf. Hunt'y 
 Basil Fisher, Devanha. Aberdeen 
 John Ferguson, at Kinmundy 
 George Ferguson of Pitfour 
 Capt Wm Fraser of Saphock 
 George Forbes of Springhill 
 Lieut.-gen. John G C Skene of 
 Pitiurg and Dyce 
 W illiam Gordon, yor. thereof 
 Robert Gordon of Hallhead 
 Adam Gordon of Cairnfield 
 John Gordon of Cluny 
 Charles Gordon of Wardhouse 
 John Gordon, yor. thereof 
 James Gordon of Craig 
 Lt-gen. B Gordon of Balbithan 
 Harry Gordon of Knockespock 
 John Gordon of Avochie 
 Thos Gordon of Buthlaw 
 William Gordon of Fyvie 
 Wm Gordon of Abcrdour 
 Geo Gordon of Auchleuchries 
 Charles Gordon, yor. thereof 
 David Gordon of Abergeldie 
 Francis Gordon of Kincardine 
 
 276 
 
 Capt John Gordon, yor. thereof 
 Alex Gordon of Auchlethen 
 John Gordon of Cairnbulg 
 CharlesGordon late of Auchiries 
 Hugh Gordon of Manar 
 John Gordon of Newton 
 4 lexr Gordon of Invernettie 
 Robert Gordon, yor. thereof 
 James Farq Gordon of Balmuir 
 James Gordon of Littlcfolla 
 John Gordon, yor. thereof 
 John Gordon of Craigmile 
 John Gordon of Nethermuir 
 Alex S Goidon, mert. London 
 Theodore Gordon of Overhall 
 Wm Gordon of Auchanachy 
 John Gordon of Crathenaiid 
 Michael F Gordon of Breachly 
 Robert Gordon of Midmill 
 C Gordon, advt. in Aberdeen 
 John Garioch of Heathcot 
 James Aug Grant of Viewfield 
 Col. FW Grant of Bogfouton 
 John Grant of Artamford 
 Robert Grant of Druminner 
 James Grant, advt. in Aberdeen 
 Robert Grant of Coullie 
 John Gerrard of Midstrath 
 Alex Gavin, furgeon, Strichen 
 Francis Garden, adv. Aberdeen 
 Ad Gordon of Newton Garioch 
 Lt Chas Gordon of Broomhill 
 Capt G Gordon, at Greenhaugh 
 George Gordon, Bucharn 
 Jas Gammell of Countesswells 
 General Alex Hay of Rannes 
 Andrew Leith Hay, yor. thereof 
 James Hay of Monkfhill 
 Alex Henderfon of Caskiebea 
 Capt.R Henderfonof Torterston 
 John Henry of Watchmount 
 
 Lt-col. John Gordon of Coy nachy John Harvey of Kinnettles 
 
u 
 
 277 
 
 Lieut.-Colonel G Henderson oi 
 Conglass 
 
 John Hutcheson of Cairngall 
 Robert Hutcheson, yor. thereof 
 James Hadden of Tanfield 
 Gavin Hadden of Union Grove 
 Geo Hogarth of Woodhill 
 D Hutcheon, adr. in Aberdeen 
 James Hutcheson of Richmond 
 Alexr Irvine of Drum 
 A F Irvine of Schivas 
 Charles Irvine, at Drum 
 Patrick Irvine of Inveramsay 
 Lewis Innes of Ballogie 
 James Rose Innes of Netherdale 
 William Innes of Raemoir 
 Alex Innes of Pitmedden 
 Henry Ivison of Blackbank 
 William Inglis of Towie 
 Ar.dw Jopp, adv.in Aberdeen 
 Wm Johnston, yor of Hilton 
 Patrick Kilgour of Woodside 
 Thomas Kilgour of Bethelnie 
 T Kilgour, yor. thereof 
 George Kilgour of Ardconnan 
 Rob Kilgour, Nether Kinmundy 
 James Knowles of Kirkville 
 James Kinloch of Altries 
 Alexr Keith in Netherthird 
 Wm Kennedy, adv. Aberdeen 
 Captain A. Kyle, Binghill 
 Alex Leith of Freeftcld 
 John Leith Ross of A mage 
 Col. J F Leith of Whitehaugh 
 Capt John Leith, R. N. 
 
 Gtorge Leslie of Rothie 
 James Laingof Haddo 
 John Leslie of Powis 
 John Leslie of Balquliain 
 Patrick Leslie, yor thereof 
 Wm Lellie of Warthill 
 Hans G Leslie of Denlngas 
 
 Thomas Leslie of Berryden 
 Dr Charles Leslie, Memsie 
 Hary Lumfden of Belhelvie 
 Hugh Lumfden of Pitcaple 
 Henry Lumsden of Tilwhilly 
 H. L. Lumsden of Auchindoir 
 Hary Lamond of Pitmurchy 
 John Lawson of Chapeltown 
 James Lamond of StrandufF 
 Thomas Logan, at Thunderton 
 John Menzies of Pitfodels 
 Theodore Morison of Bognie 
 John Morifon of Auchintoul 
 Alexr Morifon, yor. thereof 
 James Morison lifer, of Muiresk 
 George Moir of Denmore 
 William Moir of Park 
 John Mansfield of Midmar 
 Roderick M’Kenzie of-Glack 
 George More of Raeden 
 Gilbert More, yor. thereof 
 J W M‘Kenzie of Pitrichie 
 Major D Mitchell of Ashgrove 
 John Manson of Catie 
 John Menzies at Gordon Caftle 
 Capt Macpherson, at Gibston 
 Capt G MTnnes, Old Aberdeen 
 Wm Marlballof Keithmore 
 James Mitchel at Pitfour 
 George Mudie of Meethili 
 Thomas Moir, Aberdeen t 
 WmM‘Combie of Easter Skene 
 John Niven of Thornton 
 John Paton of Grandhome 
 Wm Paton, yor. thereof 
 John Pavin of Balgowan 
 Geo Primrofe, late of Raemoir 
 Alex Pirie, mert, Aberdeen 
 William Pirie of Cotton 
 John Ramfay of Ban a 
 Wm F Robertson of Hazelhead 
 John Russel of Balmaad 
 a 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Alex Ruffel of Aden 
 Alexander Russel, yor. thereof 
 Robert Robertson of Boddom 
 Dr John Ramsay, I-Iuntly 
 "William Read, mert. Aberdeen 
 George Robinson of Cairngall 
 Geo G Robinson, yor. thereof 
 Wm Robertson of Pitmedden 
 John James Roy, Bracmar 
 James Russel, ad son of Alexr 
 Russel of Montcofler 
 John Ross, at Ferryhill 
 Peter Rose of Dunbreck 
 Pat Rose, Sheriff-Clerk of Banff 
 James Skene of Rubislaw 
 George Still of Millden 
 John Mavor Still, yor. thereof 
 Patrick Stewart of Auchlunkart 
 James ASandilands of Cruives 
 William Shand of Craigellie 
 Alexander Seton of Mounie 
 Rob Stevens, late of Broadland 
 Andrew Skene of Lethenty 
 Stewart Souter of Melrose 
 G L Shireffs ofBlairmormonth 
 John L Shirrefs, yor. thereof 
 John Strarhan, late of Campfield 
 James Skelton of Invernettie 
 J Skelton, yor. thereof 
 George Symmersof Cults 
 Alexander Scott of Craibstone 
 Alex Smith, adv. in Aberdeen 
 William Smith of Hatton 
 
 278 
 
 Alex Stronach of Drumallan 
 Alex Thomson of Banchory 
 John Turner of Turnerhall 
 Major George Turner of Menie 
 Wm Tower of Kinaldie 
 Major A F Taylor of Dunniedeer 
 George Thomson of Fairley 
 John Thorburn of Murtie 
 Wm Urquhart of Craigfton 
 Lt-col. J Robert Udny of Udny 
 James Urquhart of Meldrum 
 William Urquhart of Byth 
 Adam Urquhart, adv.Edinburgh 
 George Wilson of Glafgowego 
 Jas Wilson late of Cairnbanno 
 Peter Wemyss of Craigliall 
 James Wilson of Auchaber 
 W Whyte, Bridgend of Auchlee 
 David Young of Cornhill 
 Alex Youngson, Castle Foibes 
 George Yeats, Auquharney 
 Sheriffs-dep.& sub. of Aberdeen 
 Banff, and Kincardine 
 Provost & Eldest Baillie of New 
 and Old Aberdeen 
 Chief Magistrate offnverury and 
 Kintore, all for the time being 
 William Carnegie, Town Clerk 
 of Aberdeen 
 
 Roderick Gray, Baron • Baillie of 
 Peterhead 
 
 Lewis Chalmers, Baron-Baillic 
 of Fraserburgh 
 
 The Commission is dated IC )tli June , 1820. 
 
 THE COUNTY CLUB-{Inst, 1718.) 
 
 His Grace the Duke of Gordon James Urquhart of Meldrum 
 Charles Gordon of Wardhoufe 
 John Paton of Grandhome 
 General Hay of Rannes 
 
 John Menzies of PitforUls 
 
 Alexander Irvine of Drum 
 Lt.G. J. G. C. Skene of Pitlurg 
 Sir Robert Burnett of Leys 
 John Gordon of Nethermuir 
 
279 
 
 
 Robert Wm Duff of Fetteresso 
 Sir William Johnfton of Hilton 
 John Forbes of Blackford 
 Wm. Farquharfon of Monaltrie 
 George Silver of Netherlay 
 Alexander Ruffel of Aden 
 Most Noble Marquis of Huntly 
 D. M‘Dowal Grant of Arndilly 
 Right Hon. the Earl of Aboyne 
 William Gordon of Aberdour 
 Harry Gordon of Knockefpock 
 Roderick M*Kenzie of Glack 
 James Skene of Rubillaw 
 James Gordon of Craig 
 Adam Gordon of Cairn field 
 R.D. Horn Elphinflonof Logie 
 William Black, Efq. 
 
 John Burnett, Efq. 
 
 John Duff of Drummuir 
 Sir William Forbes of Pitfligo 
 Robert Grant of Drumminer 
 Lt.Col. John R. Udny of Udny 
 Patrick Steuart of Auchlunkart 
 Alexander Crombie of Phefdo 
 John Garioch of Heathcot 
 Rt. Hon. the Earl of Aberdeen 
 Maj. A.L.Hay, yor. of Rannes 
 Hugh Gordon of Manar 
 Patrick Kilgour of Woodfide 
 Sir J. Gordon of Letterfourie 
 Thomas Burnett, Esq. 
 
 Hon. Captain Gordon, fi.N. 
 Alexander Frafer, Efq. 
 
 Right Hon. Lord Saltoun 
 Garden Duff of Hatton 
 A. S. Gordon, Efq. London 
 John Morison of Auchintoul 
 Thomas Gordon of Buthlaw 
 G.H. Drummondof Drumtochty 
 Robert Barclay of Ury 
 Alex. Duthie of Ruthiiefton 
 John Gordon of Cairnbulg 
 
 Lieut.-Gen. Hon. Alex DufF 
 Maj. A. F. Tayler of Dunnideer 
 Alexander Bannerman, Efq. 
 Lt-g. Burnett of BanchoryLodge 
 Alex. Gordon of Auchlunies 
 Francis Gordon of Kincardine 
 Right Hon. the Earl of Fife 
 SirChailes Forbes of Edinglassie 
 W. H. K. Erskine of Pittodrie 
 John Dingwall ofBrucklay 
 Hary Lumsden of Belhelvie 
 Sir Alexander Bannerman, Bart. 
 John Ramsay of Barra 
 Arch. Farquharson of Finzean 
 Chas M‘Kenzie Frafer of Caftle 
 Frafer 
 James Hadden, Efq. 
 
 Michie Forbes of Crimond 
 Henry Lumfden of Tilwhilly 
 Sir Alex Leith, yor. of Freefield 
 Rt. Hon. the Earl of Kintore 
 Hon. William Fraser 
 Duncan Davidson of Tillychetly 
 Alex Forbes, yor. of Blackford 
 C. Bannerman of Crimonmogate 
 Right Hon. Lord Kennedy 
 William Imies of Raemoir 
 John Gordon of Cluny 
 William Gordon of Fyvie J 
 Adam Cumine of Rattray 
 Capt. J. Anderfon of Candacraig 
 James Fergufon of Kinmundy 
 Maj. George Turner of Menie 
 William Moir of Park 
 Right Hon. Lord Stiathavon 
 Sir Robert Barclay, K.C.B. 
 Alexander Innesof Pitmedden 
 Dr Charles Skene 
 John Farquharson of Haughton 
 Lt.-Col. W. Gordon, Pitlurg 
 Lord James Hay 
 Alex. Thomson of Banchory 
 
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 William Leslie of Warthiil 
 John Mansfield of Midmar 
 Patrick Bannerman, Esq. 
 Thomas Bannerman, Esq. 
 Lt.-Col. Henderson 
 Aithur Anderson of Dee Bank 
 James Forbes of Echt 
 Right Hon. Lord Forbes 
 James Buchan of Auchmacoy 
 H, L. Lumsden of Auchindoir 
 Thomas Burnett, 
 
 Thomas Burnett, yor. of Leys 
 John Gordon of Newton 
 Major Mitchell of Ashgrove 
 Thomas Alex Fraset of Lovat > 
 John Thorburn of Murtle y 
 
 William Annand of Belmount 
 Sir John Forbes, Bt. of Craigievar * 
 Michael Bruce of Scotstown 
 John Leslie of Powis 
 And. Gammell of Countessvvells 
 , Esq. Secretary. 
 
 UNITED MEETING 
 
 of the Counties of Aberdeen, Forfar, Kincardine, n 
 and Banff. 
 
 The Earl of Erroll, Preses . 
 
 Stewards. 
 
 lion. Walter Forbes of Brux 
 Michael Bruce of Scotstovvn 
 The Earl of Airly 
 Alex. CruickshankofStracathro 
 Lord Kennedy 
 
 George F. Carnegie of Pitarrow 
 Robert Grant of Monymusk 
 John Morison of Auchiutoul 
 The Lord Provost of Aberdeen 
 flon. Col. Ramsay, Sec.$ Treas , 
 
 Members. 
 
 Duke of Gordon, K.T. 
 
 The Marquis of iiuntly, G.C.B. 
 
 Earl of Errol 
 
 Earl of Airly 
 
 Earl of Kin!ore 
 
 Earl of Aboyne 
 
 Earl of Aberdeen, K.T. 
 
 Earl of Fife 
 Lord Arbuthnot 
 Lord Forbes 
 Lord Saltoun 
 Lord Duncan 
 Lord Kennedy 
 Lord Rosehill 
 Lord Strathavon 
 Hon Donald Ogilvie 
 Hon W. Keith, R.N”. 
 lion W. Maule, M. P. 
 
 Hon Colonel John Ramsay 
 Hon D.G. Hallyburion 
 Hon Capt Wm Gordon, B.X. 
 Hon Lieutenant-General Duff 
 Hon Colonel F. W. Grant 
 
 Hon Colonel Arbuthnot 
 
 Hon William Forbes 
 
 Hon William Fraser 
 
 Sir James Gordon of I.etterfourie 
 
 Sir Robert Burnett of Leys 
 
 Sir John Forbes of Craigievar | 
 
 Sir G. Abercromby of Birkeubog 
 
 Sir John Hay of Hayston 
 
 Sir James Ramsay, of Banff ] 
 
 Sir Alex. Bannerman of Elsick 
 
 Sir Alexander Ramsay, M.P. 
 
 SirC. Forbes of Edinglassie,M.p. ; 
 Sir Robert Barclay, K.C.B. 
 
 Sir Alexander Leith, K.C.B. 
 
 Robt Abercromby of Birkenbog 
 Capt Anderson of Candacraig 
 William Annand of Belmount 
 Charles Bannerman of Kirkhill 
 Alexander Bannerman 
 Patrick Bannerman 
 George Bannerman 
 Thomas Bannerman 
 Robert Barclay of Ury 
 

 J. Boswell of Kingcausie 
 William Brodie ofB r <>die 
 Alexander Brown, Aberdeen 
 Michael Bruce of Stenhouse 
 James Buchan of Auchmacoy 
 Lieutenant* General Burnett 
 Thomas Burnett, yr of Leys 
 Thomas Burnett, Advocate 
 James Burnett of Leys 
 W. L. Carnegie of Kinbletbmont 
 James Carnegie of Balnamoon 
 George Carnegie of Pitarrow 
 J. Carnegie, E. I. C. S. 
 
 Pat. Carnegie of Lower 
 Captain Carmichael 
 Alexander Crombie of Phesdo 
 J. Cruickshanks of Langley Park 
 J. Cruickshanks, yr of do 
 A. Cruickshanks of Striekathro 
 Adam Cumine of Rattray 
 A. Cummin^, of Demerara 
 Capt Cumining of Lessendrum 
 Duncan Davidson of Tillychetly 
 J. Dingwall of Brueklay 
 Robert Douglas of Brigton 
 Captain Archibald Douglas 
 George Harley Drummond 
 Colonel Duff of Fetteresso 
 Robert Doff younger of do 
 Captain Dull', R.N. 
 
 Garden Duff of Hatton 
 William Duff of Mayen 
 Capt George Duff, 19th Lancers 
 Alex. Duthie of Ruthriestou 
 R. 1). H. Elphinstone of Logie 
 Col W. II. K. Erskineof Pittodrie 
 Captain Farquhar, R.N. 
 
 Col. Farquhar, e.t.c.s. Eng. 
 
 Jas Farquhar of Johnston, M.P. 
 Arch. Farqnharson of Finzean 
 W. Farquharson of Monaltrie 
 A. Farquharson of Breda 
 P. Farquharson of \V hitehouse 
 J. Farquharson of Haughton 
 Major Fife 
 Major Fisher 
 
 J. Forbes yrof Eding1assie,M.P 
 Michie Forbes of Criinond 
 
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 James Forbes of Edit 
 Forbes of Blackford 
 W. R. Forbes of IJazlehead 
 Colonel David Forbes 
 H. D. Forbes of Fraserfield 
 George Forbes of Springhill 
 Colonel Fotheringham of Powrie 
 Jame9 Fotheringham of Powrie 
 Alexander Fraser, Aberdeen 
 T. A. Fraser of Lovat & Strichen 
 Charles Fraser of Castle Fraser 
 Captain Gammel 
 John Garioch of Heat hoot 
 Arthur Gibbon, Aberdeen 
 William Gordon of Aberdour 
 Major Gordon of Hall head 
 J. Gordon of Cairnbuig 
 Gordon of Auchlnnies 
 Colonel Gordon of Cluny 
 Wm Gordon of Fyvie 
 Hugh Gordon of JVlanar 
 J. Gordon of Nethermuir 
 Thomas Gordon of Buthlaw 
 Francis Gordon of Kincardine 
 James Gordon of Craig 
 Captain Gordon of Pitlurg 
 Charles Gordon of Wardbouse 
 Robert Grant of Druminner 
 Captain R. Grant of Tillyfour 
 J. Duff Grant of Eden 
 Alexander Greenhill of Fearn 
 A. M. Guthrie of Craigie 
 James Hadden of Tanlield 
 Alexander Hadden, do. 
 
 James Hadden, younger 
 Gavin Hadden ot Union Grove 
 General Hay of Rannes 
 Major Leith Hay 
 John Hay of Let ham 
 Captain Henderson, R.N. 
 Lt.-Col. Henderson, II.E. 
 
 R. R. Hepburn of Uickarton 
 James llawkins of Dunnichen 
 George Hogarlhof Woodliill 
 Joseph Hume, M.P. 
 
 Lieut.-Gen. Hunter of Burnside 
 Capt W. Hunter, yrof Burnside 
 William lnnes of Raemoir 
 
 A a 3 
 
Alexander Irvine of Drum 
 Thomas Kilgour of Bethelnie 
 Captain John Leith, R.N. 
 
 H. G. Leslie of Denlugas 
 Alexander Leslie of Powis 
 Henry Lumsden of Tilwhilly 
 Hugh Lumsden,Advocate 
 Clements Lumsden, advocate 
 A N. JVPLeod of Sunnybank 
 Colonel M‘Donell of Glengarry 
 J. H. M‘Kenzie of Pittrichie 
 John Mansfield of Mid mar 
 Col M‘Dowall Grant of ArndilU 
 M 4 Do wall Grant,yr of Arndillj 
 Roderick M‘Kenzieof Glack 
 Major-General M‘Kenzie 
 Fo'x Maule, yr of Panmure 
 Gilbert L. Meason of Lmdertis 
 John Menzies of Pitfodels 
 Major Mitchell, Ashgrove 
 W. Moir of Park 
 George Moir of Denmore 
 J. Morison of Auchintoul 
 John Niven of Thornton 
 Captain Thomas Ramsay 
 
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 Captain Robert Ramsay 
 John Ramsay of Barra 
 James Ramsay, do. 
 
 Peter Rose, of Demerara 
 Horatio Ross of Rossi e 
 Alexander Russel of Aden 
 J. A. Sandilands of Cruives 
 James Scott of Brotherton 
 Captain Scott, R.N. 
 
 George Silver of Nelherlay a 
 
 Dr Skene 
 
 General G. C. Skene of Parkhill a, 
 Patrick Stewart of Auchlunkart 
 A. C. Stewart of Castle Stewart 
 Major Tay lor of Rothiemay 
 A.Thompson of Banchory 4 
 
 J. Thorourn of Murtle 
 Major Turner, R.A. 
 
 J. Turner of Turnerhall 
 
 J. Urquhartof Craigston 
 
 John Udny of Uduy 
 
 Alex. Wood of Woodburnden :j 
 
 Charles Ward 
 
 James Wilson 
 
 northern united service club 
 
 Committee for 1826-27. 
 
 - Inst . 1819. 
 
 CaptHon.W. Gordon, 
 lt.N. M.P 
 
 I Maj. Cnas. Forbes 
 Capt J. Gordon, R.A. 
 
 Lt-col Lindsay, cb 
 L t-col David Forbes 
 Major Dunbar 
 Mr Rose, r.n. 
 Lieut-col Clerk 
 Captain Baxter 
 Capt Smith, RN. on 
 Capt Henderson, a n . 
 Captain A. Gordon 
 Captain Leith, R.N. 
 
 Mr Fouler ton 
 Hon. Col. Ramsay 
 Capt. A. Forbes, r n 
 G eneral Hay 
 Hon. Maj-g. Ramsay 
 Lieut. -gen. Buruett 
 Major Fisher 
 
 Captain Baxter, Secretary Treasurer . 
 
 Capt Wilson 
 Dr M 4 Pherson 
 
 Dr Sutherland 
 Capt. Wm Fraser 
 Captain Anderson 
 Capt. Wm Gordon 
 Lieut.-col. Wood 
 Mr Baxter 
 Capt. Hogarth 
 vssist-Com. Ross 
 Dr Skene 
 Capt Jo.Gordon, r.a 
 M ajor Taylor 
 Captain Bennett 
 Mr Strachan, r.n t . 
 Lieut. Bell, E.i.c.s. 
 Lieut. Willis, R.N. 
 Captain Roche 
 Captain T). Gordon 
 
 Captain ScolUj^N* i Major Forbes 
 
 Captain Duguid 
 Dr Cameron, r.n. 
 
 Dr Blaikie 
 Major Turner 
 Lieut. Hepburn 
 Col. Lord Saltoun 
 CaptHon.W. Gordon, 
 R.X. M.P. 
 
 Dr Carnegie e.i.c.s. 
 Col. Sir Alex. Leith, 
 k.c.b. 
 
 Dr James Moir 
 Gen. Marq ofHuntly, 
 
 G.C.H. 
 
 Major Hay 
 Lieut.-Gen. Gordon 
 Cuming Skene 
 The Earl of Fife 
 
Hon. Lieut. gen. Dufi 
 Captain Farquhar, 
 R.N. C.B. 
 
 Lt.-col. K. Krskine 
 Major C. Forbes 
 Capt. Forbes, e.i.c.s 
 Captain Arrow, r.n. 
 Lieut M‘Kenzie 
 Lieut.-col. Gordon 
 Lieut. Stronach, r.e. 
 Capt Murray, e.i.c.s 
 Lieut.-col. M‘Kay 
 Lt-r. Henderson, r.e. 
 Colonel Farquharson 
 Mr A. Farquharson 
 Sir J. M‘Grigor,M.D. 
 Lieut. Randall, r.n. 
 LtC. Mackenzie, r.n 
 Mr Craig, r.n. 
 
 283 
 
 Capt. Davidson 
 Lieut. Wilson, r.n. 
 Captain Burnett 
 Lieut.-Col. Duff 
 Capt Shepperd, r.n. 
 Captain t)uff, r.n. 
 Capt Reid 
 Capt Baron During 
 Mr Gordon, Dep. Lt. 
 Captain Cumining 
 Colonel Lord Aboyne 
 Major Farquharson, 
 E.I.C.S. 
 
 Dr Gordon, e.i.c.s. 
 Col. M*Ken. Fraser 
 Mr Urquhart, Dp.Lt. 
 Capt Skene, r. v. 
 Captain Rennie, r.n. 
 Mr Grant 
 
 
 Sir A.Bannerman.Bt. Sir R. Burnett, Bt. 
 
 Lt.-Col. Arth Forbes 
 
 Dr Abercrombie 
 Capt Lumsden, e.i.c 
 Captain Gordon 
 Lieut. Col. M‘Grigor 
 Captain Mackay 
 Maj Mitchell, e.i.c.s 
 Captain W. Gordon 
 Dr ,\i‘Kherson 
 Lieut. T. Gordon 
 DrGG. M‘Leau 
 Captain Wilson 
 
 Captain Barclay 
 
 Lieut Croker, r.n. 
 Capt Macauley, r.e. 
 Major Bruce 
 Capt. Maule 
 Capt Gammell 
 Lord Arbutlmot 
 Captain Kyle 
 Mr Macleod 
 Captain T. Ramsay 
 Captain R. Ramsay 
 Col. Arbuthnot, m.p 
 
 Captain Rose, e.i.c.s 
 Lieut Leslie 
 Captain W. Gordon 
 Karl of Dalbousie 
 SirJ.Gordon, bt. d.l. 
 Captain Henry 
 Dr Jamieson, e.i.c.s. 
 Captain Hamlin, rn. 
 Dr Stewart 
 Lieut Urqnhart 
 Lt W Burnett, e.i.c.s 
 Captain Kyle 
 Lt-Colonel Gordon 
 Captain Leslie 
 Capt Jon. Forbes 
 Capt Forbes 
 Capt Hood 
 Lt-col. Leys, E i.c.S. 
 Capt Adamson 
 Lieut Burnett, r.n. 
 Major-Gen Vincent 
 Sir John Forbes, Bt 
 Lt W Gordon, n.x. 
 Major Winchester 
 Capt Mellis 
 [dent Reid, r.n. 
 
 Mr Reid, u. m . 
 
 Lieut Tulloch, r n. 
 Capt Campbell, r.n. 
 LieutAplin, R.N. 
 Capt Gamraell 
 
 NEW CLUB, Established in 1822. 
 
 (Limited to 20 Permanent and 20 Occasional Members.) 
 
 Permanent Members —1826-27. 
 
 John Forbes of Blackford 
 Dr Skene 
 Dr Ogilvie 
 
 Patrick Kilgour of Woodside 
 Jolin Abercrombie 
 Major Dunbar 
 William Carnegie 
 
 Sir Alex. Bannerman, Bart. 
 Adam C.umine of Rattray 
 Thomas Burnett 
 Patrick Bannerman 
 Captain Henderson, R N* 
 
 John Gariocb of Heathcot 
 C. Bannerman of Crimonmogate 
 Gen. Burnett of Banchory Lodge 
 Alexander Bannerman 
 John Menzies of Pitfodels 
 
 Alex. Forbes, yor. of Blackford 
 James Hadden 
 James A. Sai.dilands 
 
 John Abercrombie, Secretary. 
 
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 Occasional Members. 
 
 Hon.Capt W.Oordon, r.n.m.p. 
 General Hay of Rannes 
 Hou. Col. J. Ramsay of Kelly 
 George Moir of Den more 
 Major A. Leith Hay 
 Thomas Burnett of Crathes 
 Colonel Gordon of Park hi 11 
 Colonel Wood of Deebank 
 William Innes of Raemoir 
 James Buchan of Auchmacoy 
 
 Captain Hamlyn, r.nt. 
 
 Captain John Camming j, 
 
 Sir J. Gordon, bt of Letterfourie .. 
 Right Hon. Karl of Aboyne 
 Captain A, Forbes, r.n. 
 
 Michael Bruce ofScotstown a 
 
 William Moir of Park 
 William Urquhart of Craigston 
 Right Hon. Earl of Kintore 
 Henry Lumsden of Til w hilly 
 
 TURRIFF COURSING CLUB. 
 The Lord Saltonn, Preses. 
 Stewards. 
 
 Captain Maxwell, Mayen 
 William Ramsay, Lsq. 
 
 Colonel Gordon of Park 
 William Uiquhart of Craigston 
 
 John Cumine, yor. of Auchry 
 H. G. Leslie of Denlugas 
 James Wilson, Esq. 
 
 James Buchan of Auchmacoy 
 
 Members. 
 
 Most Noble the Marq. of finally 
 Right Hon. the Earl of Fife 
 Fit. Hon. the Earl of Aberdeen 
 Right Hon. Lord Saltonn 
 Gen. Hon. A. Duff of Delgaty 
 Hon. James Sinclair 
 Capt the Hon. W. Gordon, m.p. 
 Arch. Farquharson of Finzean 
 James Wilson, Esq. 
 
 John Cumine, yor. of Auchry 
 Garden. Duff of Hatton 
 John Ramsay of Barra 
 William (Jordon of Fyvie 
 Thomas Gordon of Cairness 
 Major Turner of Menie 
 Rob. Abercromby of Birkenbog 
 James Ramsay, Esq. 
 
 II. G. Leslie of Denlugas 
 J. Cruickshank of Langley Park 
 Patrick Steuart of Auchlunkart 
 
 William Urquhart of Byth 
 Robert Win Duff of Fetteresso 
 John Gordon of Nethermuir 
 William (Jordon of Aberdour 
 Captain Gordon of Pitlurg 
 Thomas A. Fraser of Lovat 
 A. Bannerman, Esq. Aberdeen 
 William Duff of Mayen 
 Major Leith Hay, yor. of Rannes 
 Capl George Duff, 19th Lancers 
 Charles Fraser of W illiamston 
 Peter Rose, Esq. Demerara 
 James Buchan of Auchmacoy 
 William Ramsay, Esq. Straloch 
 R. R. Hepburn of Rickarton 
 William Urquhart of Craigston 
 William Brodie of Brodie 
 John Forbes of Edinglassic, m.p. 
 Capt Grant Duff* of Eden 
 Captain Maxwell, Mayen 
 
 Colonel Gordon of Park 
 
 Alexander Cowie, (Keith) Sec. # Tr. 
 Boulton, jun. of Malton, 'Fryer. 
 
 (£lT Meets at Turriff', third Tuesday of October. 
 
 DEESIDE AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. 
 
 Wm. Moir of Park, Pres. I John Stevenson, Upper Balfour 
 
 J. Gordon of Craigmile, VicePr .| Sec , Treas. & Clerk. 
 
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 OLD ABERDEEN. 
 
 George M'Innes, Esq. Provost. 
 
 Dr Gordon I Alex. Thomson, Esq 7 J] a m; cs 
 
 George Primerose, Esq; | Professor Scott J in. 
 
 Merchant Counsellors , 
 
 James Irvine |Wm Gerard 1 Professor Paul 1G.W.1VI‘Donald 
 
 John Irvine jAlex. Forbes |Thomas Leask jAlex. Fiddes 
 
 'Trades Counsellors , 
 
 John Milne, W.Deans, F. Lawson, Tho. Innes, Wm. Jamieson 
 Robert Ross, Treas. —James Nicol, advocate, Town Clerk 
 
 INCORPORATIONS.—Rev. Principal Wm. Jack, Patron 
 Alexander Fiddes, painter. Convener 
 David Cromar, weaver, Master of Hospital 
 
 Trades 
 Hammermen 
 Wrights & Coopers 
 Weavers 
 Taylors 
 Shoemakers 
 Bakers & Brewers 
 Flefhers 
 
 Deacons. 
 James Arthur 
 William Mackie 
 William Walker 
 John Innes 
 Alexander Clatk 
 Adam Stables 
 James Nicol 
 
 Boxmastcrs . 
 James Pirie 
 John Laiug 
 William Swanson 
 William Smith 
 James Connon 
 John Irvine 
 James Smith 
 
 James Nicol, advocate, Clerk and Consultor . 
 
 Grammar School-— Ad. Mitchell I Parochial School— John Cowie 
 John Wilson, assistant | A. Stewart, assistant 
 
 Adam Mitchell. Session Clerk 
 
 BISHOrS HOSPITAL— 1551. 
 
 Founded by Bp. Dunbar, for the maintenance of 12 poor men, 
 where they might say prayers and count their beads without mo¬ 
 lestation. 21 men receive support from this charity. 1 he affairs 
 of the Hospital were formerly managed by the Bishop, Dean, and 
 Chapter, during the days of Popery and Episcopacy; but,upon 
 the establishment of the Presbyterian form ot worship, the Prin¬ 
 cipal, and Sub-Principal of King’s College, along with the first 
 Minister of Old Machar, got the patronage and cure of the Bead 
 House.—James Nicol, advocate, Factor. 
 
 MERCHANT SOCIETY (1G80)—Gilb. M‘Donald, President 
 James Harvey, Treas-—James Nicol, Clerk 
 The members are all Merchant Burgefles of Old Aberdeen. 
 
286 
 
 MITCHELL’S HOSPITAL—(1801.) 
 
 For lodging, cloathing, and maintaining five widows, and five 
 unmarried daughters of BurgefTes of Old Aberdeen. The Prin¬ 
 cipal, Sub-Principal, and ProfefTor of Divinity, of King’s College ; 
 the Provoft, eldeft Baillie, two Minifters, and Convener of the 
 Trades, all forthetime being— Gov. Sc Trustees. 
 
 James Nicol, advocate, Factor. 
 
 PUBLIC DISPENSARY—(1826) 
 
 For the North District of the Parish of Old Mcicliar • 
 
 Dr Alex. Ewing, Consulting Physician. 
 
 Mr Francis Irvine, Surgeon, Medical Attendant. 
 
 Robert Ross, Sec- Cf Treas. 
 
 Attendance from 9 to io a.m . daily.—Vaccination on Thursdays 
 
 KINTORE. 
 
 Charles Bannerman of Kirkhill, Provost. 
 
 George Mackie, and John Frafer, Efqrs. Baillies. 
 Robert Mollifon, Dean of Guild—George Fraser, Treasurer. 
 James Blaikie, advocate, Town Clerk. 
 
 Counsellors lHugh Gordon 1 Patrick Bannerman 
 
 Hon. William Keith James A Sandilands Patrick Blaikie 
 Major Alex Dunbar (George Smith (George Bannerman 
 
 1NVERURT. 
 
 William Robinson, Efq. Provost. 
 
 George Lyon, Peter Wynefs, and Alex. Monro, Efqrs. Baillies . 
 Jofeph Smith, Dean of Guild—George Roger, Treafuier. 
 
 George Yeats, advocate, Town Clerk. 
 
 G. G. Robinfon, James Simpson, G. R. Forbes, Counsellors 
 Robert Dyce, advocate, Chamberlain. 
 
 Mrs Lundie, pofimiflress 
 J. Stephen, officer 
 Established Church, R. Lefsel 
 Rob. M'Combie, schoolmaster 
 
 Mifs Anderfon, fchoolmistrefs 
 James Shireffs, billet-master 
 George Geils, and Peter Smith, 
 sheriff-officers 
 
 1. Tuesday, ad Jan. 
 
 2 . Tucs. 16 th Jan. 
 
 3 . Tnes. 30 th Jan. 
 
 4. Tues. 13 th Feb. 
 
 5 . Tucs. 27 th Feb. 
 
 6 . Tues. 13 th March 
 
 7 . Tues. 20 th March 
 
 Markets at Inverury in 1827 . 
 
 8 . Tues. loth April 
 
 9 . Wed. 2 d May 
 
 10 . Wed. 23 d May 
 
 11 . Mon. nth June 
 
 12 . Tues. 19 th July I 19 , 
 
 13 . Thurs. 26 th July' 20 , 
 
 14 . Thurs.i 6 th Aug.) 
 
 15 - 
 
 16 . 
 
 17- 
 
 18 . 
 
 Tues. 13 th Sept, 
 Tues. 16 th Oct. 
 Wed. 14 th Nov. 
 Tues. 20 th Nov. 
 Tues. 4 th Dec. 
 Tucs. TSth Dec. 
 
287 
 
 OLDMELDRUM . 
 
 , Baron-Baillie. 
 
 , town clerk [John M c Pherson, writer, notary 
 Mrs Duncan, poftmiftress | public, and messenger-at-arms 
 : Cha. Auld, diftributor of ftamps John Davidson, sheriff-officer 
 Geo. Cooper, fchoolmafter andjjohn Sangster, Win Tough, and 
 feffion clerk.^ I Robert Strath, constables 
 
 55 = Oldmeldrum Fortnight Markets commenced Dec. 1826 , and 
 hold every alternate Monday, during the months cf Jan. Feb. 
 March, A pril, & May, for Cattle. Horses, Sheep, and Grain. 
 
 
 H U N T L T. 
 
 George Gordon, Esq. of Bucharn, Baron-Baillie, 
 
 A. Stewart, jun., Clerk.—Alex. Stewart, fen. Proc. Fifcal. 
 A.Stewart,jn. justice of peace elk Jas Gordon, and Robert Adam, 
 Court days, 1 st Monday of every! sheriff-officers, &c. 
 
 month, at ii o’clock a.m. :Charles Harvey, billetmaster 
 A Stewart, jn. elk oflieutenancy'Bible Society,—Rev. John Ro- 
 A. Stewart, jun. and G. Brown,! bertfon, treafurer; Rev. John 
 notaries public | Hill, secretary 
 
 A Stewart, jun., postmaster, and,Evangelical Library.—Rev. Jas. 
 
 sub-distiibutor of stamps | Adfillar, president 
 
 Charles Macdonald, agt. for thejEstabiished Church—J. Walker 
 Scotch Episcopal?.—J. Walker 
 Un. Associate Synod—J. Millar 
 Congregational Union —J. Hill 
 
 Rom. Catholic-M l Lauchlan 
 
 W Hay, schoolmr. & session elk 
 A. Smith, teacherofEnglish,&c. 
 MissMackay, music,French,&c. 
 Misses Skinner,English&sewing 
 Mbs M < William, Miss Ross, 
 Miss M‘Pheison, Misses Scott, 
 Miss Craig, Miss Dawson, Mifs 
 Grassie, and Miss Philip, man- 
 tuamakers, See. 
 
 MissesForbes,MissStewart,Miss 
 Scott,straw bonnet makers, &c. 
 
 Aberdeen Banking Co. and for 
 the Insurance Co. of Scotland 
 Walter Davidson, agt. for the 
 Annuity Loan Office—Do.the 
 Philanthrophic Annuity Inst, 
 and Beacon Fire Insui. Co. 
 
 CBrown,agt. forN.B.Fire-Office 
 G. Brown, agt. for the Aberdeen 
 Fire & Life Assurance Co. 
 
 J Christie, J Stewart, DMacolI, 
 medical practitioners 
 A. Ure, supervisor of Excise 
 DMunro,ALeyshon,-Ker, offic. 
 Geo Maitland and Robt Adam, 
 messengers-at-arms 
 
 The North Mail arrives at 8 a.m • and the South at 5 , evening. 
 The South mails made up at 7 a.m. —the North, at past 4 , p.m. 
 
 The Duke of Gordon Coach, from Aberdeen, every lawful 
 day, at £ past it, a m .—The Star, from do. at \ past 1 , fi 7 * 
 
 
288 
 
 KEITH.—Mex. Wilson, Esq. Baron-Baillie, 
 
 John Gatherer and Alex Cowie 
 surveyors of taxes 
 Alexander Cowie, postmaster 
 G Brander, vender of (lamps 
 Robert Gordon, bilietmaster 
 John Gatherer, James Roy,. Jas 
 Gatherer, R Green, notaries 
 J.Gathercr, A. Co wie,J. Gatherer, 
 R. Green, procurators before 
 the sheriff court at Banff 
 John Findlay, and GeoMerson, 
 
 messengers-at-arm3 
 
 A. Laurence, Ro. Urquhart, A. 
 
 Bremner, medical practitioners 
 James DufF, teacher of Dancing 
 Established Church—J Thomson 
 John Low, parochial fchool 
 English,&c.-G Scott, G Stewart 
 Latin,Geog.&c -Rev.JMurdoch 
 Aberdeen Bank—J. Taylor, agt 
 Aberdeen Town & County Bank, 
 Alex Thutburn, agent 
 National Bank of Scotland—T. 
 Johnston, jun. agent 
 
 FOCHABERS.— James Thomson, Efq. Baron-Baillie. 
 
 Alex Marquis, clerk ,A Gray &Co. venders of stamps 
 
 James Scott, fiscal Jehn Robertson, bilietmaster 
 
 Wm Sievwrieht, conflable James Milne, schoolmafler 
 Wm Laing, and Henry Ruston,! James Leflie, church mufic 
 medical praftitioners 1 Young Ladies Boarding School, 
 
 George Marquis, potlmaffer \ Mifs Rofs 
 
 MORAYSHIRE LISTS. 
 
 Baillus• 
 
 ELGIN . 
 
 Alexander Innks, Esq. Provost. 
 
 James Petrie, Esq. I Harry Milne, E<q. 7 
 F. Cruickshank, Esq. | John Johnston, Esq 5 
 Lewis Anderson, Dean of Guild—David Cormie, Treas. 
 Merchant Counsellors. 
 
 Peter Nicholson IRobert Dick |A 1 . Sievwrightl and 
 John Forsyth, jun IRobert Simpson | Jas Alexander jWm Russel 
 J Trades Counsellors —James Cattnach, Convener. 
 
 Deacon D. Christie, shoemaker—Deacon A. Gatherer, tailor 
 Patrick Duff, Town Clerk . 
 
 INCORPORATIONS. 
 
 Trades 
 Hammermen 
 Glovers 
 Tailors 
 Shoemakers 
 Weavers 
 Square Wrights 
 
 Deacons 
 James Dick 
 John Smith 
 Alex Gatherer 
 David Christie 
 Alex Falconer 
 
 Boxmafters 
 Wm Jack 
 Wm Harvey 
 Wm Duncan 
 Joseph Cook 
 A\cx Christie 
 
 James Cattnach [Thomas Russel 
 
 Clerks 
 Alex Brown 
 Ditto 
 
 Robert Bain 
 Pat Cameron 
 Alex Brown 
 Ditto 
 
 oljUurc vv i 1 i 
 
 A. Rtown^ clerk to convener meeting—Wm. Duncan, collector. 
 
„ /Wm Gordon 
 Establishment t Alcx Walker 
 
 Pluscardine Itin.—Ja.Thomson 
 Burghead—David Waters 
 Scotch Episcopal—H. Buchan 
 
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 CLERGY. 
 
 United Associate Synod— 
 
 1 con. Simon Somerville 
 Scon. Robert Crawford 
 Independents—Niel M‘Niel 
 Roman Catholics—Geo.Gordon 
 
 SCHOOLS. 
 
 Academy —Latin & Greek, Rev.W. Dnguid. —Allan, asst 
 Arithmetic. Mathematics, Practical Astronomy, French, and 
 Geography—Rev. Peter Merson 
 Englifh, Wiiting, and Elocution—Alexander Bransby 
 Private School, established by the Trades—Wm Russell, jun. 
 Private School, for English, Wiiting, & Arith.—John Dean 
 Young Ladies’ Boarding School—Misses Shand and Mifs Downic 
 Dancing—Donald Grant, Joseph Lowe, and James Matthew 
 
 SHERIFF COURT. 
 
 Sir George Abercromby hart, (heriff-dep. & commissary of Elgin 
 George Fenton, (herifF-fubsticute and commissary depute 
 Arthur Duff, sheriff clerk. Patrick Duff, commissary clerk 
 James Thomfon, procurator fifeal 
 
 A Small Debt Court has been established, for enabling the 
 Sheriff to decide in small debts, not exceeding 8/. under an act 
 passed in the last session of Parliament. 
 
 -— 
 
 GUILDRY FUND—Lewis Anderson, Dean of Guild. 
 
 Managers. IF. Taylor sen.lAlex Young I Alex Innes, Treat 
 Ifaac Forsyth (John Russell |Jo. Robertson|Alex Brown, Clerk 
 
 SMALL DEBT COURT. 
 
 This Court is held upon the first Monday of every month, 
 (September and O&ober excepted) for the decision' of claims not 
 exceeding 5/sterling James Coull, Esq. of Aftigrove, and Wm 
 Gauidie, Esq. Elgin, adting juftices. Patrick Duff, clerk. Robt 
 Watson, depute, clerk at Forres. Wm Duffus, depute^ clerk at 
 Grantown. Robert Bain, procurator fiscal. 
 
 TOWN COURT. 
 
 Weekly Courts are held on Saturdays, at all seasons of the 
 year—the Bailies for the time being, judges. Pat. Duff, clerk. 
 Alex. Brown, assessor. Robert Sim, fiscal. 
 
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 290 
 
 PROCURATORS before the Sheriff and Town Courts 
 
 James Thom Ion 
 Robert Bain 
 James Ritchie 
 
 Alexander Brown 
 John Forsyth 
 Patrick Cameron 
 
 Robert Watson 
 Alexander Sellar 
 Robert Aber. Brands 
 
 EXCISE.—John Anderson, Colle&or of Excise, 
 
 Philip Torrance, cleik I John Mitchell, Thomas Noble, 
 
 John M'Naughten, supervisor | and Wm Tulloch, officeis 
 
 PUBLIC OFFICERS and AGENTS. 
 
 Tames Innes and Alexr. Cowie, Patrick Duff, Collectorof Bifliop 
 
 Surveyors ot AfTtffed Taxes 
 Pat. Duff, Collector and Clerk 
 of Supply for the County 
 John Shepherd, Collector of 
 Taxes for the Burgh 
 Pat. Duff, Collector of Assessed 
 Taxes, and Land Tax, for the 
 County 
 
 Jn Shepherd, Collector of Land 
 Tax for the Burgh 
 Pat Cameron, Distrib. of Stamps 
 James Steinson, Billet Master 
 
 Rents, and Poftmafter 
 Jas. Cumming and Jas Duncan, 
 clerks in Post Office 
 P. Duff, Recorder of Sasines for 
 Burgh—A.Duff,do. for County 
 and of Hornings & Inhibitions 
 Robert Dick, Hospital Master 
 John Robertson, agent for the 
 Aberdeen Banking Company 
 Alexander Brander, do. for the 
 Britiffi Linen Company 
 John Lawson, jun. agent for the 
 Com. Banking Co. of Scotland 
 
 AGENTS for INSURANCE OFFICES. 
 
 Sun Fire Office, Ifaac Forfyth j Insurance Company of Scotland, 
 Phoenix Fire-Office, Alex Innes; Patrick Cameron 
 Britiffi Fire-Office,cVWeftminfter Hercules Insur. and Abeideen 
 Life & Annuity, P Nicholfon Fire & Life Assurance Co.- 
 North Britiffi, James Thomson Alexander Sellar 
 Caledonian Insurance Company, Scottish Union Fire & Life In- 
 
 William Gauldie 
 Norwich Union, John Barclay 
 AllianceFire&Life, J. Robertson 
 
 surance Co., and Edinburgh 
 Life Assurance Company— 
 Alexander Brander 
 
 ELGIN & MORAYSHIRE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY 
 Sir Arch. Dunbar of Northfield, Bart. President. 
 
 Robert Bain and Patrick Duff, Vice-Pres. 
 
 Colonel Ray I Alex Fortealh I James Brander") Council l or3 
 
 Arthur Duff | Wm Robertson | David Christie J 
 A. Grigor, R» Forbes, Sees. A. Grigor, Treas. G. Forbes, CM 
 
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 James Conll, m.d. 
 James Stephen, m.d. 
 John Paul, m.d. 
 
 MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS, &c. 
 
 Surgeons 
 George Brandei 
 John Duncan 
 
 Druggist 
 William G. Hull 
 
 ELGIN & MORAYSHIRE BIBLE SOCIETY. 
 
 Rt Hon. the Earl of Moray, Patron. 
 
 Lewis Dunbar Brodie of Burgie and Lethen, President. 
 Vice-Presidents. 
 
 Sir GAbercromby of Birkenbog< Pat Duff, town clerk, Elgin 
 Sir Arch Dunbar of Northfield ;Isaac Forfyth, bookseller, Elgin 
 John Brander of Pitgaveny Col. Alex Hay of Westertown 
 Major C. L. Cumming Bruce of Rev. Duncan Grant, Alves 
 Roseisle and Kinnaird Rev. James Gillan, Speymouth. 
 
 Peter Brown of Dunkinty Rev. Richard Rose, Drainey 
 Rev. Robert Crawford, Elgin Rev. James Paterson, Birnie 
 Rev. Simon Somerville, Elgin Rev. John Gordon, NewDufTus 
 William Gauldie, Treasurer. 
 
 Rev. Niel M‘Niel and John Russel, Secs.—J M‘Kimmie, Clerk 
 
 AUXILIARY MISSIONARY SOCIETY. 
 Rev. Duncan Grant, President. 
 Directors , 
 
 Rev. David Anderson, Boghole 
 
 — Robert Crawford, Elgin 
 
 — George M‘Kay, Rafford 
 
 — John Martin, Forres 
 
 A. Falconer, Treas. Rev. N. 
 
 Rev. John Munro, Knockando 
 
 — Wm M‘William, Elgin 
 
 — Simon Somerville, do. 
 
 — Thomas Stark, Forres 
 M'Niel, Sec. R. Johnston, CO¬ 
 
 EDUCATION SOCIETY, for ORPHANS, &c. 
 
 Life Directors , 
 
 Rev. William Gordon, Elgin 
 Rev. Alexander Walker, do. 
 The Provost of Elgin 
 Wm Christie, Esq. Ballimore 
 
 The President of the Morayshire 
 Club in London 
 
 Honorary Members . 
 
 Mrs C. Spence, Edinburgh 
 Mrs James Downie, Aberdeen 
 
 Ladies and Gentlemen , Committee of Management. 
 
 Mrs Gauldie 
 Mrs Middleton 
 Mrs Walker 
 Mrs Smith 
 MrsLawson,jun 
 
 Miss I. Brodie 
 Miss M. Gordon 
 Miss M. A. DulF 
 Miss Gauldie 
 Miss Smith 
 
 Miss Chalmers jCapt Chalmers 
 
 Colonel Hay 
 Major DulF 
 John Jack 
 Robert Bain 
 
 Patrick DulF 
 
 Treasurer , 
 Isaac Forsyth 
 
 Rev. Niel M'Niel, Sec.—Mr & Mrs Leal, Teachers. 
 
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 GRAY’s hospital. 
 
 Dr Alexander Gray, of India, (a native of Elgin) by will, be- 
 queathed 20,00c/. sterling, for the purpofe of eretting and endow¬ 
 ing an Hospital at Elgin, for “ the Sick of the Pool of the Town 
 and County of Elgin.” Trustees—Sir Arch. Dunbar of North- ;| 
 field, Bart.; the Member in Parliament for the County the , 
 Sheriff of the County, and the two Clergymen of the Eftablished , 
 Church of Elgin, for the time being. 
 
 Tames Coull, esq; and James Stephen, esq; Physicians. 
 
 Patrick Duff, Tref. and Clerk . 
 
 fohn Johnston 
 James Petrie 
 Alex Bvown 
 Arthur Duff 
 George Brander 
 John Robertson 
 
 ELGIN SAVINGS BANK. 
 Isaac Forsyth, Esq. President. 
 Directors . 
 
 Capt Chalmers Alex Johnston 
 
 Wui Gill iFrancis Taylor 
 
 John Russell Rev. W. Gordon 
 
 Robert Bain Rev. A. Walker 
 
 Gen. W Stewart Wm Gauldie 
 
 ) KODercson Wm Young Sir A. Dunbar j.. — 
 
 John Johnston and Robert Sim, Auditors of Accounts 
 Rev. P. Merson, Rev. Wm Duguid, A. Bransby, Treasurers. 
 
 PeterNicholson 
 Geo Robertson 
 Alex Brander 
 Jn Lawson, jun. 
 Robert Sim 
 James Young 
 
 Literary Association. 
 
 Rev. Peter Merson, Secretary, Treasurer, and Librarian. 
 
 Speculative Society. 
 
 Francis Taylor, jun., Preses I G. C. Smith, Secretaiy 
 A. Duncan, Treasurer | James Cumming, Librarian 
 
 MORAYSHIRE COURSING CLUB. 
 Marquis of Huntly, perpetual Preses. 
 
 Colonel A. Grant, and Lt.-Col. James Brander, Stewards. 
 
 FIARS—Crop 1825. 
 
 Old Measures. , New Imperial Measures . 
 
 L.l 10 o Wheat,per Imp.qr. L.2 17 
 
 I 16 
 
 1 3 
 
 2 1 
 
 2 1 
 
 o 15 
 
 Wheat, pet boll 
 Barley - 18 
 
 Oats - I a 
 
 Oatmeal, 9 st. - I 2 
 
 Do. 8 st. - o 19 
 
 Pease, Beans, & Rye 1 2 
 
 o j Barley 
 
 Oats 
 Pease and Beans 
 Rye 
 
 Meal, per cwt. - 
 
 o 
 
 H 
 
 o 
 
 9 
 
 9 
 
 7 
 
 

 
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 COURT OF LIEUTENANCY. 
 
 Ea.l of Moray, Lord Lieutenant and High Sheriff of the County 
 
 Deputy Lieutenantsr 
 
 1st Subdivision. 
 
 Richard Wharton Dud of Orton 
 James Coull of Alhgrove 
 J?eter Brown of Dunkinty 
 Major George Duff of Milton 
 Robert Bain, clerk 
 2 d Subdivision. 
 
 Richard Wharton Duff of Orton 
 Charles Grant of Weller Elchie* 
 Feter Brown of Dunkinty 
 Arthur Duff, clerk 
 3d Subdivision . 
 
 Sir A. Dunbar of Northfield 
 Sir WGG Camming, Bart. 
 Maj CLC Bruce of Roseisle,&c 
 Lewis D Brodie of Bnrgie, &c. 
 William Young of Maryhill 
 Patrick Duff, clerk 
 4 ih Subdivision. 
 
 Sir W.G. G. Cumming, &c. 
 
 L. D. Brodie of Burgle, &c. 
 
 Sir T.D. Lauder, Bart. 
 
 Norman M'Leod of Dalvey 
 Wm Brodie of Brodie 
 Francis Smyth of W aterford 
 Wm F Tytler of Burdsyaids 
 Charles Black, clerk 
 5th Subdivision. 
 
 Sir A Dunbar of Northfield, Bt. 
 Major George Duff of Milton 
 James Coull of Ashgrove 
 Geo Fenton, fheriff fub. of Elgin 
 Peter Biown of Dunkinty 
 Col. Alex Hay of Westertown 
 James Cumming, clerk 
 
 6tk Subdivision. 
 
 Hon. Col. Fr Wm Grant, M.P. 
 
 Alex Grant of Tullochgriban 
 
 Wm M‘Donald, clerk 
 
 Vjr. . 
 
 Patrick Duff, General Clerk oj Lieutenancy 
 
 FREEHOLDERS OF MORAYSHIRE. 
 
 Lt gen. A Duffof Leuchars 
 
 Gen. Sir James Duff of Kmrtmr Hn.Lt gen. ^ 
 
 Rev. Wm Leflie of ."fhfield f of the Inverness-shire Militia 
 
 Sir Arch Dunbar of No.thheld | of the n Ba , nain 
 
 L D Brodie of Burg.e & Lethen WT Ty ? ^ Qf Ba|giUo 
 Stewart Souter o e '° c L C Bruce of Roseisle, &c. 
 
 Rt. hon. James Earl of Flf ® , Fras Taylor of Monaughty 
 
 H °f r C °’; M P m mrickSeliar of Westfield^ 
 
 of Grant, M.P. . wi iR am Stewart of Inverugie 
 
 H'Sirii"' 'SSS 5, 
 
T 
 
 Jas M. Grant of Glenmorriston 
 William Brodie of Brodie 
 J M Grant, yr.ofBallindalloch,&c 
 
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 William Forbes of Scotstonhili 
 Jas Stewart of Lesmurdie, & c . 
 Robt Grant, barrister, London 
 
 A. Duff, ClerK—[Head Court, 1st Friday Oct. annually.] 
 
 JUSTICES OF THE PEACE, 
 
 Who have qualified under ike Commission dated 4 th Aug. 
 
 Sir A Dunbar of Northfield 
 John Innes, Sheriffmili 
 Dr James Couli of Ashgrove 
 Alex Reid, Easter Elchies 
 Wm Young of Maryhill 
 Alex Forteath of Newton 
 Wm Robertfonof Auchenroth 
 James Miln, Elgin 
 ALongmore, jn. ofDeanshaugh 
 Isaac Forsyth, Elgin 
 Wm Innes, St Andrews 
 Col. Robert Ray, Bishopmill 
 John Leslie, Gariuouth 
 J Robertson, yr. of Auchenroth 
 Alex Sutherland, Rose Valley 
 John Lawfon, jn. banker, Elgin 
 Thomas Grant, Gladhill 
 Wm Gauldie, merchant, Elgin 
 L D Brodie of Burgie & Lethen 
 Alex Tulloh, Earnhill 
 Alex Grant, Thornhill 
 Thomas Davidson, Findhorn 
 Alex Johnston, Newmill 
 Alex Grant, Garmouth 
 Wm Gill, Bilbohall 
 John Barclay, Caldcotts 
 John Grant, surgeon, Forres 
 John Skirving, Forres 
 Rev. Wm Leslie, St Andrew’s 
 Sit WG G Cumming, Bart. 
 Charles Gordon, Grieshop 
 
 Patrick Duff, Clerk. 
 
 1821 . 
 
 John Lawson, Oldmills 
 Peter Brown of Dunkinty 
 Rev. John Anderson, Fochabers 
 Maj-gen. W Stewart, Westpark 
 W Forsyth, Dell of Abernethy 
 John M‘Innes, Dandaleith 
 Captain John Grant, Congash 
 Captain John Grant, Birchfield 
 Capt Gregory Grant, Burnside 
 Capt J Macdonald, Coulnakyle 
 James Houston, Kirktown 
 Capt P Cruickshanks, Grantown 
 Capt A Duff, r.n. Bishopmill 
 Richard Wharton DufFof Orton 
 Capt P Cruickshank,Delrachney 
 Right Hon. the Earl of Fife 
 Major A F Taylor, Rothiemay 
 Colonel A Hay of Westertown 
 John Menzies, Fochabers 
 Major Chas L Cumming Bruce 
 of Roseisle and Kinnaird 
 Robert Grant of Kincorth 
 I he Sheritf-Depnte and Sherilf- 
 Substitute of Elginshire 
 The Provost, Dean of Guild,and 
 Eldest Baillie of Elgin 
 The Provost, Eldest Baillie, and 
 Dean of Guild of Forres, for 
 the time being 
 John Fraser, Cullen House 
 James Shearer of Bnchromb 
 Robert Bain, Fiscal. 
 
 MORAYSHIRE FARMER CLUB 
 His Grace the Duke of Gordon |Most Noble the M. of Huntly 
 

 
 Rt.Hon. the Earl of Moray 
 Rt. Hon. the Earl of Fife 
 SirG Abercromby, Bt.ofForglen 
 Hon. Col. Grant of Grant, m.p. 
 
 Hon. John Stuart of Darnaway 
 Major George Duff of Milton 
 D M‘D Grant of Arndilly 
 Charles Grant of Elchies 
 GM Grantof BallindalIoch,M.p. 
 
 L D Brodie of Burgie & Lethen 
 Rev. W Leslie of Balnageith 
 William M‘Intosh of Milibank 
 Sir Charles Leslie of Wardes 
 John Menzies, Gordon Cafiie 
 Alexander Ruflell, Bogs 
 James Mellis, Spynie 
 John Brander, Cloves 
 William Innes, St Andrews 
 James Macfarlane, Boghead 
 William Anderson, Drumbain 
 Peter Brown of Dunkinty 
 John Barclay, Caldcotts 
 Alexander Tulloh, Earnhill 
 Alexander Gordon, Gerbity 
 William Stewart, Westerfolds 
 John Cameron, Orton 
 Alex Brown, writer in Elgin 
 Alex Young, brewer in Elgin 
 Patrick Duff, writer in Elgin 
 John Lawson, jn. banker, Elgin 
 Lt. James Geddes, Meft 
 Lt. John Gray, Viewfield 
 Alex Reid, Easter Elchies 
 John Grant, surgeon, Forres 
 John Skirving, Forres 
 James Mitchell, Burnside 
 Aichibald Keir, Ardivot 
 James Keir, Coltfield 
 Thomas M‘Lauchlan, Elgin 
 George M‘Wiliiam, Sheriflfston 
 John Forsyth, writer, Forres 
 
 Alexander Secretary . 
 
 295 
 
 William Grant, Kilnflat 
 John Stephen, Covesea 
 Alexander Grant, Thornhill 
 Lt. Arthur Gray, Pittensair 
 Lieut James Hay, Garmouth 
 A Henderson, landsurv. Forres 
 George Taylor, Ardgay 
 George Menzies, Burnside 
 Pat Cameron, writer, Elgin 
 Col. Alex Grant of Findrassie 
 Arthur Duff, Elgin 
 James Stewart of Newmill 
 John Gatherer, Oakenhead 
 Isaac Forsyth, Elgin 
 
 jH onorary Members. 
 
 The Marquis ofTweeddale 
 T W Coke, Norfolk, m.p. 
 
 Right Hon. Sir John Sinclair 
 John Innes, mert. London, m.p. 
 Dr Coventry, Professor of Agri- 
 cultuie, Edinburgh 
 James Chalmers, London 
 Wm FraserTytler of Balnain 
 Alexander Shand, Conland 
 John Milne, Mill of Boyndie 
 Andrew Jamieson, Cuflinie 
 John Taylor, Mains of Gight 
 George Leslie, Badenseoth 
 Alex Craig, Cully, Wigtonshire 
 John Stronach, Knock 
 James Allardyce, Cobairdy 
 Andrew M‘Pherson of Gibston 
 James Hay of Monkshill 
 Fox Maule, yor of Panmure 
 James Bell, mert. Leith 
 Major F M‘Kenzie of Foddeity 
 Alex Craig, Kirktown 
 WmSim, Drummond House 
 James Morrison of Balhagarty 
 Arch Dudgecnof Ardboll 
 Chas Chalmers, adv. Aberdeen 
 
7 
 
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 DISTRICT CLERKS and COLLECTORS, 
 Under the Commutation Act . t 
 
 Eastern, or Urquhart District- Duffus District- John Riach 
 Tames Cooper 
 
 Elgin District—Ro. Bain, clerk 
 William Grant, collector; 
 
 LJUITUS wish - 
 
 West, or Forres Dist.—C. Black 
 Upper, Rothes Dist.—Ja. Dean 
 Strathspey Dist.—Wm Duffus 
 
 Uessengers-at-Arms-Georgc Knight and John Gilzean 
 Sheriff and Commissary Officers, and Justice of Peace Constables. 
 Geonre KniohtlA Simpson If Anderson Wm Allan Peter Grant 
 fohn Gibean [jas Mdne [James Scot^Al Young jPonM Donald 
 
 - “ CULLEN7~ 
 
 The Hon. F. W.' Grant, M.P. Provost. 
 
 John Fraser, Alex. Wilson, and1 Thomas Rannie,Efq£ Bag** 
 Thos Duncan, Dean of Gudd. Wm Anderson, Ireasur r. 
 
 George Grant, Town Clerk ___ 
 
 portsot. 
 
 Alexander Rainy, Esq. Baron-Baillie 
 
 John Taylor, shoremaster 
 
 Chapelof Ease—D Cruickshank 
 Grammar School-Rev. C. Grant 
 Second Grammar School—John 
 
 Anton 
 
 Cj bU • jLiaiwu 
 
 Society’s Do.—John M'Farlane 
 George Grant and James Anton, 
 notaries public 
 
 Wm Mitchell, Jas Mavor, John 
 Latgue, Hec Go;v, constables 
 
 B ANFFSHIRE LIST S . 
 
 Population of Banffshire— 1821. 
 
 Males. Female,. Total, 11 Increase since! AT. F. 
 19,787 22,915 42,702 |1 1811.5 o.o22 2,7 U 
 
 Population of the To wn & Parish of Banff, 1 ,694 2,161 
 
 Total 
 
 6,034 
 
 3,855 
 
 BANFF 
 
 George Robinson, E*q. Provost. 
 
 William Robertson, Esq. 1 John Watt, Esq. 7 Baillics . 
 Tame* M‘Killigin, Esq. | Alexander Lillie, Esq. J 
 Thos. Wright, Esq- Dean of Guild.—Wm. Robinson, Esq. Treas. 
 
 Merchant Counsellors, (along with the above sevenJ 
 G.G. Robinsonljo. Cruickshank)James Simpson [Garden Mi ne 
 Hugh Cross | James Imlach |j. H. Robinson|james Watt 
 Trades Counsellors , 
 
 Wm Allan, Deacon Convener. James Gray, his Assessor. 
 
297 
 
 Geo. R. Forbes, Town Clerk. L. Robertson, Chamberlain and 
 Collector of Cess. John Smith, Procurator Fiscal. 
 
 Trades. 
 
 Hammermen 
 
 Shoemakers 
 
 Coopers 
 
 Wrights 
 
 Tailors 
 
 Weavers 
 
 INCORPORATIONS. 
 
 Deacons. 
 James Gray- 
 William Allan 
 Wm Hossack 
 Alex M‘Culloch 
 James Johnfton 
 John Leslie 
 
 Boxmafters. 
 Alexander Allan 
 George Shand 
 Alexander Hossack 
 William Laing 
 James Joiner 
 William Nicol 
 
 CLERGY. 
 
 Established Church—F.W. Grant. Minister of theTown& Parish 
 St Andrew’s Chapel—A. Brucellndependent Church—J. Gibb 
 Roman Catholic do.—J. Forbes |Un. Associate Cong.--J. Paterson 
 
 SCHOOLS. 
 
 Academy —Mr John Cruicklhank, Reftor, teacher of Latin and 
 Greek Languages. Writing, Mathematics, Book-keeping, &c. 
 James Smith. English and Elocution—Alexander Smith. 
 French, Italian, and Spanish Languages—Rev. John Forbes 
 Young Ladies' Boarding Schools —Misses Gordon, Mrs Joyce, Mrs 
 Roy, Misses Dunbar , 
 
 Teacher of Music, French, tfc.for Toung Ladies —Miss Ruddach 
 Charity School for Poor Boys, endowed by the late Alex Piric 
 Alex. Reid, teacher and superintendant. 
 
 Charity School for Young Girls, under the direction of the Ladies 
 Society—Miss Cooper 
 Teacher of Dancing —Mr MJntosh. 
 
 SHERIFF COURT. 
 
 James Urquhart, Efq; of Meldrum, Shcriff-depute. 
 John Pringle, sheriff-fobffitute IJames Harper, depute 
 Patrick Rofe, Iheriff-clerk l *~ 1 ' v -- 
 
 |Arch Young, procurator-fifcal 
 
 Society Of Practising Solicitors 
 Archibald Young, Preses 
 
 George R. Forbes, Secretary. James Harper, JTreas 
 
 IJames Chriftie L Robertson 
 Alex Cowie 
 
 Arch Young tJ 
 T A Jamefon I John Gatherer 
 Peter Cameron IGeo Dawson 
 James Horn jlohn Smith 
 
 G. Cruickshank 
 |G. R. Forbes 
 |R. Green 
 
 George Grant 
 James Gatherer James Anton 
 
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 Winter Session begins lath Nov and ends 4 th April. 
 
 Summer Session begins lath May, ends about 12 th July. 
 
 W Symon, D Shier, G Raeburn, mess.-atarms & sheriff-officers; 
 
 Sheriff Courts held every Saturday during session, and 
 monthly during vacation, under Act 6 . G. IV. cap. 24 . 
 
 COMMISSARY COURT. 
 
 James Urquhart, Commissary | John Pringle, Com.-Depute. 
 Society of Solicitors of the Sheriff Court act in the Commissary 
 Court. James Harper, Clerk. 
 
 GUILDRY COURT. 
 
 Thomas Wright, dean of guild | George R. Forbes, clerk 
 James Brown, treafurer jJohn Smith, procurator-fifeal 
 
 George Gray, officer, and keeper of the town’s weights and 1 
 
 measures. - 
 
 SMALL DEBT COURT. 
 
 The Acting Justices of the Peace, Judges . 
 
 Patrick Rose, principal clerk—James Harper, depute clerk 
 Officers—The SheriffOfficers in the town and county 
 This Court, in Banff, held on the first Monday of every month, 
 at 11 forenoon, in the office of the Clerk of the Peace. 
 
 In Banff , 
 Arch Young 
 Peter Cameron 
 Alex Tillary 
 James Brands 
 James Christie 
 
 Banff 
 
 David Shier 
 Wm Symon 
 Geo Raeburn 
 James Johnston 
 James Dawson 
 Colin Grant 
 Wm Macronald 
 James Brown 
 Thomas Craig 
 
 NOTARIES PUBLIC. 
 
 William Reid 
 
 Geo. R. Forbes 
 
 John Smith 
 
 Macduff^ 
 
 James Harper 
 
 James Horne 
 
 T A Jamieson 
 
 Portsoy , 
 
 George Dawson 
 
 George Grant 
 
 George Forbes 
 
 James Anton 
 
 SHERIFF 
 
 OFFICERS. 
 
 Cullen , 
 
 Joseph Johnfton 
 
 John Ogilvie 
 
 Abcrlour y 
 
 John Geddes 
 
 Lewis Cuming 
 
 Buckie , 
 
 Cabrach , 
 
 Wm Duncan 
 
 James Smith 
 
 Portsoy , 
 
 Wm Taylor 
 
 James Taylor 
 
 Fochabers , 
 
 Marnoch , 
 
 W Sievwright 
 
 George Gall 
 
 Glenlivat) 
 
 Wm Mai tin 
 
 Alex Stewart 
 
 Keith , 
 
 James Roy 
 John Gatherer 
 James Gatherer 3 
 Robert Green 
 
 Peter Fraser 
 John Stewart 
 G Henderson 
 William Hay 
 Tho Middleton 
 James Grant 
 Allan Stewart 
 Lewis Shaw 
 William Horn 
 

 Huntly , 
 Alex Gordon 
 Walter Wilfon 
 Geo Donald 
 Wm Taylor 
 John Wilfon 
 
 Keith , 
 
 Wm George 
 John Findlay 
 Wm Bennet 
 James Wilson 
 James Taylor 
 
 299 
 
 J Mortlach y 
 Alex Malcolm 
 P Macrobert 
 Alex Mavor 
 John Mitchell 
 John Duff 
 
 Pit sligo, 
 John Philip 
 Rothes, 
 
 John Macadam 
 Tamintouly 
 Wm Grant 
 James Grant 
 
 CUSTOMS. 
 
 lames Nicol, Efq. colle&or IWm T Jeffreys, collector’s clerk 
 J. H. M‘Lean, comptroller j and landwaiter 
 
 EXCISE. 
 
 j Arch. MTntyre, fupervifor |Jas. Allan (Banff Hotel) keeper 
 Jas Ferguson, A. Home, officers! of excife office. 
 
 POST OFFICE. 
 
 The Majl passes through Banff at 5 o’clock, fi.m .—and again 
 touthward from Inverness at 8 o’clock, a.m. A Runner from 
 Peterhead, by Fraserburgh, arrives every Monday, Wednesday, 
 md Saturday, in the forenoon, and departs the same days. 
 
 PUBLIC OFFICES. 
 
 Sir Geo. Abercromby, convener 
 Arch. YoHng and G. A. Young, 
 collc&ors of cefs, and assessed 
 8 taxes, for the county 
 Arch. Young, general clerk of 
 lieutenancy, and to the trus¬ 
 tees for making turnpike and 
 commutation roads 
 Patrick Rofe, fheriff clerk, clerk 
 of the peace, keeper of the 
 regifferof fafines—J. Harper, 
 depute 
 
 'Arch Young & J. Harper, joint 
 clerks of fupply 
 
 J. A. Cameron, distrib.of damps 
 L Robertson, town chamberlain, 
 and collector of cess and taxes 
 for the town 
 
 Jo. Gatherer, furveyor of taxes, 
 iftdist—Alex Cowie, ad do. 
 Alex M‘Kay, Ihore-dues collect. 
 J.Meldrum, collect, of'petty-cuff. 
 John Frafer, poftmaffer 
 David Shier, Wm. Symon, and 
 G. Raeburn, mefTen-at-arms 
 David Shier, Wm Symon, and 
 George Raeburn, auctioneers 
 and conftables 
 
 HARBOUR TRUST. 
 
 Committee for conducting Improvements on the Harbour , 
 The Provoff, and whole Members of the J own Council 
 The Deacon of the Six Incorporated Trades 
 

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 Jas M‘Killigen 
 
 GeoM‘Killigen 
 Vm Robertfon 
 
 Petev Cameron 
 
 John Whyte 
 James Wcbller 
 
 Stewart Souter 'John Wilfon 
 Geo Alexander Hugh Crofs 
 Geo Lemmon jGeorge Imlach 
 
 Baillie Cruickshank, treas.—John Smith, writer, sec. 
 James Ord, birthmaster at harbour. 
 
 Thos Wilson, agent for Lloyd’s Coffee House, for Port of Banff 
 
 DISTRICT CLERKS. 
 
 Of Lieut ertancy. 
 
 I, Banff—George Dawson 
 Marnoch—John Webster 
 
 3 . Cullen—George Wright 
 
 4 . Keith—John Low 
 
 5 . Aberlour—John Grant 
 
 Commutation Act, 
 r Banff—Arch Young 
 Z. Matnoch—John Webster 
 
 3 . Cullen—George Grant 
 
 4 . Keith—John Low 
 
 5 . Aberlour—George Gilzean 
 
 MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. 
 
 James Smith, m.d. | John Whyte Apothecary , 
 
 Jas Williamson, m.d. Joseph Whyte Peter Robb 
 Garden Milne, m. d. | William Watson 
 
 BANK, FIRE & LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS. 
 Bank of Aberdeen—James and Caledonian—Lewis Robertfon 
 
 George Imlach 
 Com. Bankof Scotland—H Crofs 
 National Bank of Scotland— 
 George G. Robinson 
 Atlas Fire Office—G. Dawson 
 
 North British—James Chalmers 
 Insur. Co. of Scotland—H. Cross 
 Beacon Fire Ins—G Cruickshank 
 Aberdeen Fire & Life Assurance. 
 Company—George R. Forbes 
 
 BANFF & LONDON SHIPPING COMPANY. 
 
 James Chalmers, Chairman. John Smith, D/i. Chairman . 
 Committee of Management. 
 
 Wm Strachanl Walter Biggar I George Pringle IJ. A. Cameron 
 Alex Lillie JWm Bartlett |Jamcs D M‘Kay| 
 
 London Smaclcs, 
 
 Banffshire —A Watson - 85 1 Union —D Smith - - • 80 
 
 London —J Morrison - - 85 ) Hoare, what finger, London 
 
 Alexander M‘Kay, Manager 
 
 These Smacks sail regularly and direct to and from London, 
 and have excellent accommodation for passengers. 
 
 Leith Traders , 
 
 Jean —John Milne | Epxert -Spence 
 
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 PARISH SAVING BANK. 
 
 Rt. Hon. Earl of Fife, President .—Provost Robinson, Vice-Pres* 
 Acting Directors, Managers, and Treasurers , 
 
 William Bartlet, George Cruickshank, and James Simpson 
 Attendance is given every Friday evening, from 6 to 7 o’clock, 
 in the Church Vestry, and any sum under 20/. is received. De¬ 
 posits from the adjoining parishes of Garnery, King Edward, Alva, 
 and Boyndie, are also received. 
 
 ESTABLISHMENT for the SUPPRESSION of BEGGING. 
 Committee of Management, 
 
 I The Minister of the town and Rev. Alexander Bruce 
 parish —President Rev. John Forbes 
 
 The Heritors in the parish, and Rev. Joseph Gibb 
 their Faftors or Agents Two l'enior Elders, Seff.-Clcrk 
 Provost and Magistratesof Banff andTreas. of the parishchurch 
 The Medical Gentlemen prac- Three Gentlemen chosen quar¬ 
 terly from each of the 5 distr. 
 
 tising in the town 
 Convener of the Trades, and 
 Deacon of each Incorporation 
 President and Masters of Mason 
 Lodges,-and Gardener, Sailor 
 and Friendly Societies 
 
 in the town, and three from 
 the 6th, or country district of 
 the parish 
 
 G Cruickshank, treas of the fund 
 Geo Sutherland, police-officer 
 
 A Public Kitchen , for the distribution of Soup and Bread, (when 
 circumstances require it ) is connected with this Establishment, 
 and under the direction of a Committee of Gentlemen, two of 
 whom attend at the distribution three days in each week. 
 
 Robert Smith, clerk— , superintendant. 
 
 BEQUEST of the late Alex. Cassy, Esq. of Banff, 
 
 For the support of Aged and indigent Persons, and of helpless 
 Orphans and deserted Children, born in Banff. 
 
 The Provost, Magistrates, and Council—Trustees 
 George Cruickshank, writer, Secretary & Treasurer 
 
 WILSON’S BOUNTY, 
 
 For Aged and Invalid Tradesmen, and their unmarried Daughters 
 Trustees: 
 
 The Minister of Banff,The Dean of Guild Milne Cowie 
 Sheriff-Sub. of Banffs.'Convener of Trades Archibald Young 
 The Provost of Banff John Cruickshank George Imlach 
 The Eldest Baillic 1 Alexander Mackay Jas & Geo Lumsden 
 
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 LITERARY SOCIETY. 
 
 Rt. Hon. the Earl of Fife, Patron and Honorary President. 
 Lewis Robertson, ordinary pres. I J. Milne, treasurer 
 William Bartlet, secretary | J. Dirom, librarian 
 
 Committee of Management , 
 
 Messrs. Dirom, Dawson, and Young 
 Meets quarterly, for the purpose of debating, delivering essays, &c. 
 and annually in Oct. for the election of office-bearers, &c. 
 
 ARCHERY & GOLF CLUB. 
 
 Right Hon. the Earl of Fife, Honorary Captain 
 W. Bartlet, Captain | G.R. Forbes, Sec. | J. Rose, Treas. 
 
 W. T. Jeffreys, A. Mackay, Jas Harper, J. A.Young, Counsellors 
 
 LIEUTENANCY. 
 
 Rt Hon. James Earl of Fife, Lord Lieutenant & M.P. 
 Deputy Lieutenants. 
 
 Sir George Abercromby of Bir-Major A F Taylor, Rothiemay 
 
 kenbog and Forglen 
 Stewart Souter of Melrofe 
 D M‘Dowal Grant of Arndilly 
 Adam Gordon of Cairn field 
 John Duff of Drummuir 
 George Robinfon of Cairngall 
 The Provoft of Banff 
 Sir Jas Gordon of Letterfourie 
 Lieut-col. GG Robinfon 
 Lt-gen. Hon. Alexander Duff 
 
 John Morison of Auchintoul 
 G M Grant of Ballendalloch 
 Rob. Abercromby of Birkenbog 
 Pat Stewart of Auchluncart 
 Richard Wharton Duff of Orton 
 Sir John Innesof Balveny,&c. 
 H G Leslie of Denlugas 
 William Duff of Mayen 
 Theodore Morion of Bognie 
 John Gordon of Cluny 
 
 Thomas Gordon of Park 
 
 Archibald Young, general clerk of lieutenancy. 
 
 FREEHOLDERS. 
 
 Gen. Sir James Duff of Kinftair 
 Sir G Abercromby of Birkenbog 
 Lieut. J Fyfe, late of Edinglaffie 
 Charles Gordon of Wardhouse 
 Major John Gordon, 9 ad Regt. 
 Sir John Innesof Balveny, &c. 
 Rt. Hon. Sir William Grant of 
 Beldornie 
 
 John Duff of Drummuir 
 Right hon. Earl of Fife 
 
 Stewart Souter of Melrofe 
 Rear-Admiral John Maitland of 
 Bald avid 
 
 John Morifon of Auchintoul 
 Theodore Morrifon of Bognie 
 John Gordon of Cluny 
 Chas Grant of Wefter Elchies 
 G Macp. Grant of Ballendalloch 
 Rob. Abercromby of Birkenbog 
 Colonel the Hon. F. W. Grant 
 
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 Thomas Gotdon of Park 
 Lieut.-gen. Hon. Alex. Duff of 
 Knockorth and Corskie 
 David Souter of Gauldwell and 
 Newton, as liferenter; and 
 Wm Robinson as fiar thereof 
 — the fiar to vote in absence 
 of the liferenter only 
 Patrick Stewart of Auchluncart 
 Geo G Robinfon of Towiebeg 
 H G Leslie of Denlugas 
 William Duff of Mayen 
 1 James Morrifon of Bourdeaux 
 Capt Arch Duff of Towies, r.n. 
 
 Wm M‘Dowall Grant of Edin- 
 villie and Aikenway 
 Alex Morison, yor. of Auchin- 
 toul and Euchrie 
 H L Lumsden of Auchindoir 
 George Ferguson of Pitfour 
 James Gordon of Achanassie 
 J M Grant, yr. of Ballendalloeh 
 Andrew Jopp of Elmhill 
 Robert Wm Duff of Glassaugh 
 and Fetteresso 
 John Ramsay of Barra 
 Rev. J. M'Donald of Kinnairdy 
 
 ACTING JUSTICES of the PEACE, 
 Who have qualified under the New Commission, 
 
 Geo Robinson of Ardendraught 
 William Robinson, Banff 
 James Hay of Monkshill 
 Thomas Rannie, Cullen 
 Hugh Cross, Eanker in Banff 
 George Imlach, Banker in Banff 
 Aichibald Young, writer, Banff 
 Robert Marquis of Birkenbog 
 George Alexander, mert. Banff 
 Sir John Innes of Balveny and 
 Edingight, Bart. 
 
 John Gaiherer, writer in Keith 
 John Forsyth, merchant there 
 Thos Johnston, jun. mert. there 
 James Stephen, residing there 
 Alexander Cowie, writer there 
 Patrick Stewart of Auchluncart 
 John Taylor, Banker in Keith 
 John Stronach, at Muiryfold 
 Robert Gordon, at Cruichlie 
 Wm Grant, at Auchorachan 
 John MMnnes, at Dandaleith 
 Chas Grant, at Tombreaekachie 
 Chas M‘Gregor, at Delavorar 
 William Mitchell, at Drumin 
 John Grant of Carron 
 
 W, M‘D,Grant, yor, of Arndilly 
 John Taylor, merchant, Portsoy 
 Sir G Abercromby of Birkenbog 
 [ohn Fraser, at Cullen House 
 John Menzies, Gordon Castle 
 Rev. John Anderson, Fochabers 
 James Thomson of Tullich 
 Alex Wilson, Cullen House 
 Alexander Duncan, Cullen 
 Col. Hon. F W Grant of Grant 
 Henry Dunn, at Cullen House 
 Majo L Stewart of Pitty vaich 
 Sir Jas Gordon of Letterfourie 
 Peter Cameron, writer, Banff 
 Rob. Abercromby of Biikenbog 
 James Duff Mackay, Banff 
 Thomas Gordon of Park 
 George G Robinson of Towiebeg 
 Captain Norwich Duff, r.n. 
 William Duff of Mayen 
 George Wilson, at Duff-house 
 Lieut. Wm Stronach, at Marnoch 
 Major James MTCilligin, Banff 
 George M‘Killigin, there 
 Wm Robertson, mert. there 
 Akx Brown, factor for Cluny 
 
504 
 
 James Mitchell, at Pitfour 
 Sir Robert Barclay, k.c.b. 
 
 Thomas Russel, Banff 
 William Mai shall, at Keithmore 
 James Chalmers, mert. Banff 
 H G Leslie of Denlugas 
 John Stewart, at Torbain 
 Sheriff-Depute and Substitute of 
 the county of Banff, for the 
 time being 
 
 P. Rose, Clerk of the Peace. 
 
 Do. do, Aberdeen 
 Do. do. Elgin & Forres 
 Do. do, Inverness 
 Provost andBaillies of theburgh 
 of Banff. (Brewers excepted) 
 Provost and Dean of Guild of 
 Cullen, (Brewers excepted) 
 Provost andBaillies of the burgh 
 of Macduff, (Brewers excepted) 
 
 J. Harper, Depute. 
 
 SOCIETIES. 
 
 P. Leith, steward J Gillan, dep-master 
 
 — .Jn Tough, sen ward 
 
 St Andrew's Conclave G Miller, jr warden 
 A Lillie, commander Wm Hossack, treas 
 L Robertson, depute !Jas Simpson, sec. 
 
 J Allan, sen. captain !Jos Gray, sen.deacon 
 
 St. Andrews Lodge 
 of Masons. 
 
 I,.Robertson, rw. mr 
 J Fraser, dep-master 
 Jos Whyte, past-mr 
 Al Lillie, sen.warden 
 Jas Allan, jun. do J Whyte, jun. do. 
 
 A Mackay, treasurer J Frazer, central do. 
 James Watson, sec. Jas Rose, treasurer 
 Rev. J Cruickshank, 
 chaplain 
 
 James Milne, James Jas Milne, jun. do. 
 
 Al M'Ewen, jun. do. 
 Gar Mill, Geo Watt 
 stewards 
 
 P Leith, sn. standard J M‘Ewen, chaplain 
 Robt Smith, clerk 
 Alex Moif, tyler 
 
 hearer 
 
 Bannerman, stewards 
 G Smith, sen. deacon 
 Jn Wallace, jun. do, 
 P Robertson, tyler 
 
 St Andrew's R.A. 
 Chapter. 
 
 Alex Lillie, pr. Z. 
 
 J Allan, principal H. 
 Jos Whyte, prin. I. 
 James Rofe, treas. 
 
 Alex Mackay, see. 
 Thomas Richardson, 
 senior expert 
 Geo Smith, jun. do. 
 
 G R Forbes, captain 
 of the Black 
 A Harper, do. Red 
 J Watson, do. Blue 
 Geo Cruickshank, do. 
 
 of outposts 
 C Whyte & W Scott. 
 Al MTvay, scribe E. | stewards 
 Jas Watson, scribe N. P Robertson, protect. 
 Thos Richardson, Jas — 
 
 Milne, & Jn Frazer, St Johns Operative 
 sojourners I Loige. 
 
 Geo Smith, steward | Ad Mason, r.w. mr. 
 
 Solomon's Lodge of 
 Free Gardeners 
 
 Wm Alfon, master 
 A Blaik, dep master 
 J Mitchell, treasurer 
 Alex Colvel, sec. 
 
 Jas Paul & W Ferrier, 
 stewards 
 
 Grey stone Friendly 
 Society. 
 
 Al Mitchell, preses 
 A M‘Culloch f v-pres 
 John Nicol, treas 
 Wm Clayton, sec 
 Robt Smith, clerk 
 
Blacksmith Friendly 
 Society. 
 
 John Pyper, preses 
 James Frazer, vice-pr 
 Geo Howat, treas 
 
 505 
 
 Robt Smith, clerk 
 
 Ploughman Friendly 
 Society. 
 
 J Sutherland, preses 
 
 
 Jas Smith, v-preaes 
 James Blaik, treas 
 Alex Wilson, sec 
 Robt Smith, clerk 
 P Robertson, officer 
 
 INNS, TAVERNS, &c. 
 
 Banff Hotel $ Royal MailCoach\ Meldrum. (Hack Horses to 
 
 Office —James Allan. (Post 
 Chaises and Gigs for hire.) 
 Royal Oak Tavern, Bridge-st.— 
 Chas Whyte. (Post Chaises 
 and Gigs for hire.) 
 
 Masons ’ Arms Do. (St Andrew’s 
 Lodge)—James Bannerman 
 Star Do. Market Place—James 
 
 hire.) 
 
 Plough fcf Ship Do. Boyndie-st. 
 John Aitken. (Hack Horses 
 to hire ) 
 
 Red Lion Do. High st. —Mrs 
 Gordon. 
 
 Bay-HorseDo. Old-st.-GGellan 
 Do. do. Backpath—W Glennie 
 
 FIARS—Crop 1825. 
 
 Wheat, per boll L 1 
 
 8 Oi 
 
 Best Bear, with fodder 
 
 1 
 
 10 0 
 
 Potatoe Oats, with fod. 1 
 
 8 6 
 
 Do. without do. 
 
 i 
 
 4 6 
 
 Do. without do. 0 
 
 18 6 
 
 2d Bear, with fodder 
 
 1 
 
 6 6 
 
 Common Oats with fod. 1 
 
 6 0 
 
 Do. without do. 
 
 1 
 
 1 0 
 
 Do. without do. 0 
 
 16 0 
 
 Oat Meal, 8ft. per boll 
 
 0 
 
 16 0 
 
 Barley, with fodder I 
 
 11 0 
 
 Peafe and Beans 
 
 0 
 
 18 0 
 
 Do. without do. 1 
 
 J 6 
 
 Rye 
 
 0 
 
 0 0 
 
 FAIRS AND MARKETS. 
 
 Candlemas Fair.1st Tuesday February, O.S. 
 
 Brandon Fair—26th May NS. if a Tuesday ; if not, Tues. bef. 26. 
 
 Lammas Feeing Mkt for harvest...Lammas day, O.S. 
 
 Martinmas Feeing Market.Friday before 22d Nov. N. S. 
 
 Christmas Fair (St John’s).St John’s Day 
 
 MACDUFF. 
 
 George Wilson, Efq. Provost. 
 
 Alex. Alexander, and Alex. Carney, Esqrs. Baillies. 
 
 James Shand 1 John Leask 1 James Nicol ") Counsel - 
 
 (old counsellor) | Alex Paterson | James Pans J hrs. 
 
 John Ross, dean of guild I James Horne, town-clerk 
 William Peterkin, treafurer | John Mdntosh, proc.-nical 
 D. Farquharson, shoremaster, and collector of shore-dues. 
 
 
Buchan and Boyne 
 Farmer Society 
 Wm Dockar, preses 
 Jas Mitchell, vice pr 
 W Murray, treasurer 
 RMathieson,steward James Wilson, preses 
 
 506 
 
 W Peterkin, treasurer 
 D Farquharson, sec 
 James Shand, clerk 
 
 Sailors' Society. 
 
 J Horne, sec. & clerk 
 
 St James's Mason L. 
 W Joass, rw master 
 John Ross, rwdp-mr 
 
 James Nicol, treas 
 Alex Paterson, clerk 
 
 Fishermens' Society. 
 Alex Paterson, preses 
 
 Tailor Fr. Society. 
 Wm Duncan, preses 
 Wm Joass, treasurer 
 Robert Smith, clerk 
 
 Macduff Fr. Society. 
 D Farquharson, pres 
 Wm Peterkin, treas 
 James Shand, clerk 
 
 E. of Fife's Lodge of 
 
 J Piper, sen. warden Wm West, treas j Odd Fellows. 
 WFindlater, jun. do. | D Farquharson elk 1 John Ross, master 
 Fife Arms Inn and Tavern , Shore—James Collins. 
 
 BANFFSHIRE FARMER CLUB. 
 
 Most Noble Marquis of Huntly 
 Hon. Col. F. W. Grant of Grant 
 Sir J. Gordon of Letterfourie, bt 
 Sir John Innes of Edingight, bt 
 Rear-Adm. J. Oughton, Cullen 
 Thomas Gordon of Park 
 Adam Gordon of Cairnfield 
 Rob. Abercromby of Birkenbog 
 W. M‘D. Grant, yr. of Arndilly 
 Hans G Leslie of Denlugas 
 John Cumine,yr. of Auchry 
 Major Taylor, Rothiemay 
 John Fraser, Cullen House 
 Robert Marquis, Birkenbog 
 John Wilson, Brangan 
 David Clark, Kilnhillock 
 Thomas Sellar, Findlater 
 David Clark, Hillend 
 James Lawtie, Towie 
 Thomas Duncan, Logie 
 Alexander Rainy, Boyne 
 John Wilson, Cullen 
 John Duncan, Broom 
 James Wright, Sandend 
 Thomas Rannie, Cullen 
 Alexander Wilson, Cullen 
 
 Captain Griffiths, Banff 
 Rev. Alex. Milne, Boyndie 
 Rev. Alex. Humphray, Forayce 
 Rob. Webster, Brankauentum 
 John Black, Ley 
 John Dawson, Redhyth 
 John Longmore, Berryleys 
 Alex. Simpson, Thriepland 
 John Milne, Mill of Boyndie 
 James Reid, Colleonard 
 John Sheppard, Knowiemoor 
 Andrew Longmore, Raittie 
 John Taylor, Bruntown 
 Alexander Marquis, Farskane 
 Alexander Riddoch, Kirktown 
 William Anderson, Cullen 
 Peter Cameron, Banff 
 James Black, Ardoch 
 John Taylor, Portsoy 
 Peter Findlater, Aberchirder 
 Al. Smith, Mill of Auchintoul 
 Wm Pittendrich, Pitfancy 
 William Stronach, Knock 
 Alexander Reid, Boghead 
 John Stronach, Muiryfold 
 Henry Dupont, Bo/town 
 
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 John M‘Lean t Portsoy 
 John Fyfe, Whytcoutie 
 Alex. Milne, Mill of Boyndie 
 Alex. Wilson, Brangan 
 John Allardes, Boynsmill 
 George Geddes, Haddoch 
 Archibald Young, Banff 
 G. Gellie, jr. Alton of Carnousu 
 Theodore Allardes, Broomhill 
 George Steinson, Cullen 
 Alex. Irvine Ross, Portsoy 
 James Taylor, Cullen 
 George Grant, Portsoy 
 William Smart, Aberchirder 
 John Morrison, Whyntie 
 Alexander Morrison, Whyntie 
 Lewis Robertson, Gelliemill 
 Col. G G Robinson, Banff 
 James Anton, Portsoy 
 Robert Wilson, Brangan 
 
 507 
 
 Thomas Peel, Carnousie House 
 George R Forbes, Banff 
 Alex Gordon, Tullochallum 
 Alex Murray, Drochadley 
 Ralf Compton Nisbet, Banff 
 Wm Fordyce, Craigmills 
 Wra Milne, Auchynanie 
 Alex Smith, Biairmauds 
 George Watt. Biairmauds 
 James Simpson, Cullen 
 Alexander Simpson, Cullen 
 George Grant, Cullen 
 George Smith, Pitgair 
 James Sangster Pvlinnony 
 Captain More, Baldavid 
 James Smith, Claymires 
 Alex W Gardener, Banff 
 Rev. L W Forbes, Boharm 
 J Morrison, Kirktown, Forglen 
 Maj Peter Dunbar, Montcoffer 
 
 Captain Charles Grant, Durn 
 
 John Wilson, Secietciry. 
 
 The Club meets at Cullen on the first Tuesdays of March, June, 
 September, and December. 
 
 FRASERBURGH, 
 
 Right Hon. Lord Saltoun, Provost. 
 
 i Lewis Chalmers, Efq; baillie 
 Hi dean of guild 
 
 Dr Wm Jamieson, treafurcr 
 Jas Cruickshank and John M. 
 
 Malcolm, joint town clerks 
 Charles Wemyfs, John Wallace, 
 r Lt. Geo Paton, Chas Simpson, 
 ill ! John Massie, mert. counsellors 
 Robt. Matthew, Jn Dalrymple, 
 A Malcolm, trades councillors 
 Jas Blackhall, and John Brown, 
 sheriff officers 
 
 A Lamb, J Brown, town’s do. | 
 
 Wm Watt, shoremaster 
 James Chalmers, birthmastcr 
 Alex. Milne, tide-waiter 
 Alex. Macallan, flamp-dift. 
 Poff-Office—Mrs Cooper 
 A Frafer, ag for Aberdeen bank 
 L Chalmers, agent for Aberdeen 
 Fire Insurance Office 
 Jas Chalmers, agent for the Sea 
 Insurance Co. of Scotland 
 John Officer, agent for Caledo¬ 
 nian Fire-Office 
 A Sutheiland, fishery officer 
 
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 PETERHEAD . 
 
 Robert Robertson and Ron. GRAY,Esqrs. Baron-Baillies and 
 Admirals- Depute.—Geo. Arbuthnot, Esq. Treasurer. 
 Harbour Trustees , under Act of Parliament: 
 
 Robert Robertson, Esq; of Boddam, Preses 
 
 Rod Gray, (Factor for the Merchant Maiden Hospital) V-pres 
 
 rvuu ' ’ A. Uonnrz. 
 
 Adam Arbuthnot, Treasurer 
 
 G Arbuthnot 
 J Arbuthnot 
 A Arbuthnot 
 James Ellis 
 Geo Skelton 
 
 Wm Shivas 
 James Skelton 
 G Alexander 
 George Mudie 
 Jas Hutchifon 
 
 Jas Hutchison,jr 
 Robt Arbuthnot 
 Tho Aibuthnot 
 John Gilchrift 
 
 Com.fr. EeuarSf 
 Wm Boyd 
 Jas Anderfon 
 Wm Volum 
 John Souttar 
 Alex White 
 
 Commissioners of Police under Act of Parliament.. 
 
 Robert Robertson of Boddam. pres.—Rod. Gray, vice-pr 
 Geo Arbuthnot [George SkeltonlJas Hutchison, Wm Volum 
 Ad Arbuthnot [Jas Hutchison junr. 1R0. Hutchison 
 
 R Arbuthnot IGilb. Alexander!George Mudie JohnElrick 
 William Gamack, Treasurer. A Boyd, Clerk. 
 
 J. Elrick and Alex. Low, Shore-masters & Collectois. 
 
 Justices of Peace Court holds 1st 
 Monday of every ad month.— 
 Adam Gray, depute clerk 
 Andrew Boyd, depute fiscal 
 J Knox, A Maitland, constables 
 Joseph Abbott, furv. of customs 
 p Douglafs, furveyor’s clerk 
 landwaiter 
 J Robertson, supervisor of excise 
 Ogilvie Will, pofimafter . 
 
 Jas Anderfon, ftamp-difiributor 
 A Gray, billet-matter 
 Robert Robertson, Rod. Gray, 
 Wm.Gamack, Wm.Alexander, 
 writers arid notaries public 
 A Gray, J Boyd, & J Campbell, 
 mess.-at-arms and auctioneers 
 J Imray & J Smith, teachers 
 JLadies school Miss Pringle and 
 Mifs Gray 
 
 James Duff, dancing-master 
 
 Sea Insur. Brokers —Jo. Daniel, 
 George Mudie 
 
 James Anderson, agent for the 
 Aberdeen Bank 
 
 J. Elrick, agent for Commercial 
 Bank of Scotl.; J.Kilgour, acct. 
 Ogilvie Will, agent for Aberdeen 
 Town & County Bank 
 Insurance Agents .—North Brit. 
 J Mackie; Hercules, JKilgour 
 Edinburgh Friendly, It Gray; 
 Insurance Comp, of Scotland, 
 W.Gamack; Phoenix,O. Will; 
 Scottish Union, John Elrick ; 
 Aberdeen Fire&Life Ins.Co. 
 W. Alexander 
 Reading Scciety —W.J. Anderson, 
 preses; W. Bruce, treasurer; 
 R. Gray, secretary 
 
 London Traders —Courier, Smith; 
 
309 
 
 Mary, Ross; Margaret, Taylor] (master, manager)— Jean of 
 (G.&R. Arbuthnot, mania*.) j Macduff, J. Milne, (the mas- 
 Leith Ditto. — Brothers, Reid ;j ter, manager.) 
 
 Diana, Allardice (Tho. Dar Aberdeen Ditto — Barbara <& Mar* 
 man.)—Expert, A. Stephen, 1 garet,J.Thom—(mailer,man.) 
 
 PETERHEAD WHALE FISHERY—1827. 
 Traveller —Geo. Simpson 404 Gleaner —John D Shand 
 Resolution —Thomas Philp 400 
 
 262 
 
 G. Skelton & Co. Man . 
 
 Superior —Donald Man son 306 
 
 Perseverance —Gray 240 
 
 Mary —John Ogston 156 
 
 Active — 
 
 John Hutchison, Man. \ 
 
 Hannibal —John Birnie S15 Eclipse --William Penny 
 
 Hope —James Volum 242 
 
 Union —Thomas Mackie 
 James Hutchison, Man. 
 
 224 
 
 283 
 
 William Volum, Man . 
 Alpkeus— Alex. Duncan 254j 
 G.&R. Arbuthnot, Man. \ 
 
 G. Arbuthnot, Man . 
 
 Enterprise —James Hogg 
 G. Skelton, Man. 
 
 KINCARDINESHIRE LISTS. 
 
 STONEHAVEN. 
 
 The Trustees of the late Lord Viscount Keith, Superiors. 
 
 Peter Christian Esq.? B ^ Uies 
 James Officer, Esq. ^ 
 
 John Brand 
 
 Wm Bridgeford > Counsellors 
 John Forbes ) 
 
 Robert Tindal, treasurer 
 WmStrachan, dean of guild 
 
 Thos Kin near, procurator fiscal 
 James Tindal, town clerk 
 James Cormack, billetmaster 
 George Law, shoremaster 
 W Bowman, A Caird, officers 
 J. Beattie, keeper of the county 
 weights and meafures 
 
 SCHOOLS. 
 
 Parochial School of Fetteresso—John Silver 
 Parochial School of Dunnottar—Al. Dawson ; R. Sim, assist. 
 Private Schools—C. Michie, W. Melvil, John Loncmuir, Alex 
 Mackenzie, and John Hastings 
 James Duff, Teacher of Dancing. 
 
 SHERIFF COURT. 
 
 George Douglafs, Efq; Sheriff-depute. 
 
 John Innes, Efq. and George Watson, Esq. Sheriff-subrtitutes. 
 Wm Stewart, sheriff-clerk.—John Low, procurator-fifcal 
 
John Low 
 Charles Monro 
 Peter Chriftian 
 Thos Kinnear 
 
 310 
 Procurators , 
 
 John Brand 
 James Tindal 
 Alex Smart 
 Jo. Humphrey 
 
 P. Laing 
 David Dickson 
 Dav. Hutcheon 
 John Murray 
 
 Alex. Dawson C 
 
 1 
 
 For the Poor 
 Peter Laing 
 
 ii 
 
 Justice of Peace Court. 
 
 John Low, clerk.—Cha. Monro, procurator fifcal. 
 
 HARBOUR TRUSTEES. 
 The Superior of the Burgh 
 Magistrates & Town Council 
 Memb.of Parliament forCounty 
 The Sheriffs of the County 
 
 The Convener of the County 
 Alexander Low f . 
 
 Wm Donaldson i ^gh 
 
 Wm Gregory 
 
 Thomas Kinnear, Treasurer. —James Tindal, Clerk . 
 
 PUBLIC OFFICES, AGENTS, &c. 
 
 James Tindal, clerk of supply 
 Charles Scott, collector of taxes 
 John Brand, deputy 
 Thomas Kinnear, surveyor 
 Post-Office —William Stewart, 
 poflmafler. G. Guthrie, clerk 
 Robt. Burnett, coaftwaiter, and 
 colle£tor of light duty 
 John Reid, officer of Excise 
 Turnpike Roads. 
 
 From Stonehaven to Upper N. 
 Water Bridge—Sir Alexander 
 Ramsay, treasurer 
 From Stonehaven to Bervie— 
 Dr Young, treasurer 
 From Bervie to Lower North 
 
 Districts . 
 
 Stonehaven—C. Monro, clerk 
 Lower and Upper Decside— 
 
 P. Christian, cleik 
 Laurencek'rk—J, Brand, clerk 
 St Cyrus-'-J. Leighton, clerk i 
 Mary kirk Bridge—John Brand, , 
 clerk and treasurer i 
 
 Bank Agents. 1 
 
 Bank of Scotland—Wm Stewart '\ 
 Robert Trotter, accountant 
 Aberdeen Town & County Bank >v. 
 Jas. Burness. N. Milne, clerk i 
 Insurance Agents. 
 
 Eagle—John Beattie 
 Hercules—Peter Chriftian 
 
 Water Bridge—James Scott of 
 
 Brotherton, treasurer 
 Peter Christian, general clerk 
 Commutation Roads. 
 Peter Christian, general clerk 
 
 Phoenix—Thomas Kinnear 
 
 Noith Britilh—Charles Monro '4 
 Caledonian—James Tindal 
 Insur. Co. of Scotland—J. Brand \ * 
 Aberdeen Fire In.—Jas Burness ti 
 
 - rOtf 
 
 MESSENGERS-AT-ARMS, and SHERIFF OFFICERS. {> 
 
 Stonehaven—John Scorgie, Geo 
 Jack, and Rich. Geater, mes¬ 
 sengers-at-arms 
 
 Do.—W. Cruickshank,T. Geater, <h 
 W. Goodfellow, & J. Monro, • 
 sheriff officers—S* Grant, G. 
 
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311 
 
 Cockburn, Rob.Hird and G.|AuchinbIae—-David Cocky 
 Lyail, (Aberdeen;, sherifF-of- Cairnbeg— Charles Middleton 
 
 ficers for Kincardineshire 
 Fettercairn—Pet Falconer, do. 
 Bervie—Wm Middleton, officer 
 Laurencekirk—Jas. Jaffray and 
 Alex Strachan, officers 
 
 Belty—Peter Emfley 
 Dalhakie—John Menzies 
 Laurieston—James Robbie 
 Banchory—William Dower 
 
 LIEUTENANCY. 
 
 Right Hon. John Vifcount of Arbuthnott, Lord Lieutenant 
 Robert Wm Duff of Fettercsso, Vice-Lieutenant. 
 Deputy Lieutenants. 
 
 GeoRobertfon Scott of Btnholm 
 George Silver of Netherlay 
 Robert Barclay Allardice of Ury 
 J M Nicolfon of Glenbervie 
 Alexr Crombie of Phefdo 
 Hon. H Atbuthnott of Hatton 
 James Scott of Brotherton 
 James Farquhar of Johnston 
 Francis Graham of Morphie 
 Sir Alex. Keith of Dunottar, 
 Knight Marischal of Scotland 
 Sir Alex Ramsay of Balmain 
 Sir Wm Forbes of Fettercairn 
 Robert Duff, vor. of Fetteresso 
 George F Carnegie of Pittarrow 
 
 Arch Scott, of Stone of Morphie Frederick Grantof Mount Cyrus 
 Charles Monro, Clerk. 
 
 Colonel Stratton of Kirkside 
 Wm Innes of Raemoir 
 Henry Lumsden ofTilwhilly 
 Wm Gordon of Maryculter 
 Robert Taylor of Kirktonhill 
 Robert R Hepburn of Rickarton 
 Alex Thomson of Banchory 
 Arch Farquharson of Finzean 
 James Burnett of Monboddo 
 John Gordon of Drumlithie 
 Walters Davidson of Inchmarlo 
 John Innes of Cowie 
 Hercules R Scott of Benholm 
 Thomas Burnett of Leys 
 John Dingwall of Woodston 
 
 Alexander Turnbull of Dallidies 
 William Adam of Woodftou 
 Sir Robert Burnett of Leys 
 Robert Wm Duff of Fettereflo 
 Geo Robertfon Scottof Benholm 
 George Lyell of Kinneff 
 John Brand of Lauriefton 
 George Douglafs of Arbeadie 
 fohn Innes of Cowie 
 George Kinloch of Kair 
 Robert Barclay Allaidice of Ury 
 and Allardice 
 
 FREEHOLDERS. 
 
 John Menzies ofPitfodels 
 Lieut-General William Burnett 
 of Standingflones 
 J. M. Nicolfon of Glenbervie 
 Col. Hon. Hugh Arbuthnott of 
 Hatton 
 
 James Farquhar of Johnfton 
 Francis Graham of Morphy 
 George Silver of Balnagubs 
 Charles Adam of Mathers 
 Alexander Crombie of Phefdo 
 
312 
 
 John Burnett of Kemnay 
 Rev. Patiick Stewart of Hilton 
 Alexander D uthie ofRuthriefton 
 'William Farquhar of Inverbervie 
 Gavin Hadden of Kinghornie 
 William Innes of Raemoir 
 Sir Alex. Ramfay of Balmain 
 Capt. Tho. Ramfay of Caldham 
 Hon. C. Fleming of Whiftleberry 
 W. G. Adam of Wefter Kinneff 
 James Scott of Brotherton 
 Adam Duff of Findon 
 David Scott of Nether Benholm 
 Mafterton Ure, lifer, of Logie 
 John Boswell of Kingcausie 
 Robert Duff, yor. of FetterefTo 
 Alexander Gordon of Auchlunies 
 Thomas Burnett, yor. of Leys 
 Henry Lumsden of Tilwhilly 
 William Gordon of Maryeulter 
 Alex. Smith of Strathlethen 
 John Ramsay of Barra 
 Hon. Donald Ogilvy of Clova 
 Robert Taylor of Kirktonhill 
 Sir William Forbes of Pitshgo 
 Arch Scott of Stone of Morphy 
 Maj.-gen. J. Stra'ton of Kirkside 
 Robert R Hepburn of Rickarton 
 Alexr Thomson of Banchory 
 Sir Alexander Keith of Dunottar, 
 Knight Marischal of Scotland 
 Alex Wood of Woodburnden 
 John Watson of Easter Mathers 
 Sir James Carnegie of Southesk 
 Arch. Farquharson of Finzean 
 Sir Charles Forbes of New and 
 Edinglassie, as liferenter ; and 
 John Forbes, his son, as fiar; 
 
 the fiar to vote in absence of 
 the liferenter 
 Robert Morice ofTullos 
 Alexander Gibbon of Hallgreen 
 Capt Robt Ramsay of Pitgarvie 
 James H Burnett of Tiilyboy 
 George F Carnegie of Pittarrow 
 Captain Hon. W Arbuthnott of 
 Harvieston 
 
 William Moit of Park 
 H. L. Lumsden of Auchindoir 
 William Morice of Castlehill 
 James Innes of Bonhairie 
 Lt. Wm Burnett of Pittenkerie 
 Francis Walker of Hawthornden. 
 Arthur Burnett, Advocate, life- 
 renter, and James Burnett of 
 Monboddo, fiar: the fiar to 
 vote in absence of the lifer. 
 Robert Badenach of Craig 
 Captain Hon. William Ogilvy, 
 Airly Castle 
 
 Rev. Dr F. Nicol of Costerton 
 Hercules J. Robertson, Advocate, 
 as liferenter; and G. R. Scott, 
 yor. of Benholm, as fiar 
 James Hadden of Balmakelly as 
 liferenter; and Alex. Hadden, 
 as fiar 
 
 Peter Crooks of Logie, as fiar; 
 the fiar to vote in absence of 
 the liferenter 
 Alexander Forrest of Tullochs 
 Norman Hill of Brownhills 
 Rev. Geo Morison of Elsick, dd 
 William Shand of Arnhall 
 Frederick Grant of Mount Cyrus 
 John Garioch of Heathcot 
 
 B E R V 1 E. 
 
 James Farquhar, Esq. Provost. 
 
 John Lyall, Esq. David Reid, Esq. — Watson, Esq. Baillics. 
 
G. Silver of Netherlay 
 ]. Brand of Lauriellon 
 
 515 
 
 Counsellors. 
 
 / A.Crombie of PhefdojRobcrt Morlcc, Esq. 
 
 - - 1 John Innes of Cowie lAlex. Gibbon, Efq. 
 
 R W DuffofFette refit) Jo. Ramfay of Barra |w. Innes of Raemoir 
 J. Robertfon, sen., treafurer.—John Low, procurator fifeal. 
 John Low and James Burnefs, clerks. 
 
 Post-Office—Jas. Soutter, diftr.jHer. Anderson, billctmafter 
 of stamps | Alex Paterson, fchoolmafter 
 
 L AURENCEKIRK. —James Crabb, Esq. Baron Baillie 
 
 J. Wilson, J. Kinnear, D. Largie, 
 Andrew Main, councilors 
 J Hampton, treas. & town-clerk 
 
 D.Dickson, writer & procurator 
 James Croll, billetmafler 
 George Watt, post-oflice 
 
 FIARS, Crop 1825 .—(Linlithgow Measure.) 
 
 Boll of Oatmeal, L.o 17 11 (Barley with Fodder,L.l iz 9 
 Oats with Fodder, 1 3 Barley without Fod. 163 
 
 Oats without Fodder, o 16 z ^\Wheat with F«dder, 1 17 9^ 
 
 Potatoe Oats with do. 1 4 11^1 Wheat without do. 1 11 3^ 
 
 Do. do. without do. o 17 n^jPeale with Fodder, 154 
 Bear with Fodder, 1 9 11^ Beans with Fodder, 154 
 
 Do. without do. 1 3 c^jPease&Beanswithout o .18 4 
 
 THE NEW IMPERIAL STANDARD 
 
 WEIGHTS ANB MEASURES, 
 
 [Established by Act of Parliament, 1824 .] 
 
 To take effect from J st January , 1826 . 
 
 Lineal Measure. 
 
 The Brass “ Standard Yard of 1760 ,” now in possession of 
 the Clerk of the Mouse of Commons, is declared to be the original 
 and genuine standard Imperial Y ard, the brass being at the 
 temperature of 6i ft of Fahrenheit; and is the unit of all lineal, 
 superficial, and solid measure, after the 1 st day of January, 1826 , 
 being 36 of the 31 . 13 B 3 standard inches, which is the length of a 
 pendulum vibrating seconds in vacuum inthelat. of London. The 
 Tables are subdivided, and used in the same manner as formerly. 
 
 Troy Weight. 
 
 The Standard Brass Weight, of one lb. Troy, made in 1758 , 
 (also in the keeping of the Gierk of the llou>e of Commons,) is 
 declared to be the original and genuine Standard Imperial 
 Pound Troy, and the unit , or only standard measure of 
 weight from which all other weights shall be derived, being 
 equid to the weight of 22 8157 standard cubic inches of distilled 
 D cl 
 
314 
 
 water, at the temperature of 62° of Fahrenheit. The subdivi¬ 
 sions of the lb. Troy are the same, and it is used for the sale of 
 the same articles as formerly. 
 
 Averdupois Weight. 
 
 The Imperial Pound Averdupois is declared to contain 
 7000 standard Troy grains, being equal to the weight of 72.72738 
 cubic inches of distilled water, at the temperature of 62° of 
 Fahrenheii. This weight is also subdivided as formerly, and 
 used for the sale of the same articles, together with those for¬ 
 merly sold by Dutch weight, now laid aside. 
 
 Liquid and Dry Measure. 
 
 The standard measure of capacity, as well for liquids as for dry 
 goodsnotsold by heap measure, is to be the Imperial Gallon, 
 containing ten lbs. averdupois of distilled water, at the temperature 
 of 62° of Fah. the barometer being at 30 inches, and is to be the 
 unit and only standard measure of capacity from which all mea¬ 
 sures of capacity shall be derived, as well for Wine, Beer, Ale, 
 Spirits, and all other Liquors, as for dry goods not sold by heap 
 measure. These measures are subdivided as formerly, and used 
 for the sale of the same articles. 
 
 It is declared, that the mouths of the standard heaped measures 
 shall be— 
 
 The Imperial Bushel, 19§ Inches, from outside to outside. 
 
 Half Bushel, - 15* do. do. 
 
 Peek, - - 12| do. do. 
 
 Half Peck, - 9* do. do. 
 
 Quarter Peck, - 7| do. do. 
 
 Half-Quarter do. do. do. 
 
 Note. 
 
 Five Imperial Gallons are equal to 6 43^3 Old Gallons:— 
 hence the following multipliers will convert the measures into 
 
 each other: 
 
 Wine Gallon 
 Ale Gallon 
 Bushel - 
 
 New into Old. 
 1.20032 
 0.98324 
 1.03153 
 
 Old into New. 
 
 0.83311 
 
 1.01704 
 
 0.96943* 
 
 * Old Winchester Bushel. 
 
315 
 
 THE FOLLOWING TABLE 
 Represents the Contents of 
 
 THE WHEAT AND BARLEY FIRLOTS OF SCOTLAND, IN 
 IMPERIAL GALLONS. 
 
 Aberdeen 
 
 
 
 
 Wheat. 
 
 9.696 
 
 Burley. 
 
 12.679 
 
 Argyle ■ 
 
 Tnverary 
 
 . 
 
 _ 
 
 9.212 
 
 12.400 
 
 Campbelton 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 — 
 
 14.879 
 
 Ayr 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 7.755 
 
 15.511 
 
 Banff 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 . 
 
 8.353 
 
 12.151 
 
 Berwick 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 12.120 
 
 12.120 
 
 Buie 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 10.380 
 
 15.570 
 
 Caithness 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 — 
 
 12.283 
 
 Dumbarton - 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 9.243 
 
 12.323 
 
 Dumfries 
 
 — «» 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 23.774 
 
 31.022 
 
 Fdinburgl 
 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 7.925 
 
 11.561 
 
 Elgin 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 8.461 
 
 12.169 
 
 Fife 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 8.204 
 
 11.934 
 
 
 r Forfar - 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 8.204 
 
 11.934 
 
 \ 
 
 \ Montrose 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 8 204 
 
 12.120 
 
 Forfar •< 
 
 ( Arbroath 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 8 461 
 
 11.654 
 
 l 
 
 / Dundee 
 
 
 - 
 
 8.018 
 
 11.747 
 
 l 
 
 ^ Brechin 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 8.018 
 
 12.120 
 
 Haddington 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 8.158 
 
 11.910 
 
 Inverness 
 
 - 
 
 
 - 
 
 9.l)?0 
 
 12.692 
 
 Kincardine 
 
 . 
 
 - 
 
 8.9. r 0 
 
 12.307 
 
 Kinross 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 8.134 
 
 11.910 
 
 Eirkt udbright 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 12.870 
 
 21.328 
 
 Lanark < 
 
 , Lower Ward, 
 
 Glasgow, &c. 
 
 8.346 
 
 12.044 
 
 > Upper Ward, 
 
 Lanark, 
 
 &c. 
 
 7.925 
 
 11.934 
 
 Linlithgow 
 
 
 
 7.925 
 
 11.561 
 
 Nairn 
 
 . 
 
 
 
 9.(66 
 
 12 888 
 
 Peebles 
 
 
 
 
 8.491 
 
 12.076 
 
 Perth 
 
 . 
 
 
 
 8.1tl 
 
 12.042 
 
 Renfrew 
 
 . 
 
 
 
 8.671 
 
 12.283 
 
 Ross and Cromarty 
 
 
 
 8.950 
 
 11.934 
 
 Roxburgh 
 
 
 
 
 8.204 
 
 12.307 
 
 Selkirk 
 
 . 
 
 
 
 8.228 
 
 11.654 
 
 Stirling and Clackmannan - 
 
 
 8.577 
 
 12.400 
 
 Sutherland 
 
 
 
 9.323 
 
 12.692 
 
 Wigon 
 
 - 
 
 
 
 15.511 
 
 23.267 
 
 J 
 
A TABLE 
 
 For reducing the English Wine Gallon of 231 cubic inches, to the 
 new Imperial Gallon and Parts. 
 
 Wine. 
 
 Imper. 
 
 Wine. 
 
 Imper. 
 
 Wine. 
 
 Imper. 
 
 Wine. 
 
 Imper. 
 
 ‘a 
 
 O 
 
 Gall 
 
 100 
 
 Parts. 
 
 Gall. 
 
 1 Gall, 
 
 1 100 
 
 ; Parts. 
 
 Gall. 
 
 Gall, 
 
 100 
 
 Parts. 
 
 Gall. 
 
 
 1 
 
 0.83 
 
 41 
 
 34.16 
 
 81 
 
 67.48 
 
 121 
 
 100.81 
 
 2 
 
 1.87 
 
 42 
 
 34.99 
 
 82 
 
 68.31 
 
 122 
 
 101.64 
 
 3 
 
 2.50 
 
 43 
 
 35.82 
 
 83 
 
 69.15 
 
 123 
 
 102.47 
 
 4 
 
 3.33 
 
 44 
 
 36.66 
 
 84 
 
 69.98 
 
 124 
 
 103.30 
 
 5 
 
 4.18 
 
 45 
 
 37-49 
 
 85 
 
 70.81 
 
 125 
 
 104.14 
 
 6 
 
 5.00 
 
 48 
 
 38.32 
 
 86 
 
 71.65 
 
 126 
 
 104.97 
 
 7 
 
 5.83 
 
 47 
 
 39.10 
 
 87 
 
 72.48 
 
 127 
 
 105.80 
 
 a 
 
 <5.66 
 
 48 
 
 39.99 
 
 88 
 
 73.31 
 
 128 
 
 106.64 
 
 9 
 
 7-50 
 
 49 
 
 40.82 
 
 89 
 
 74.15 
 
 129 
 
 107.47 
 
 10 
 
 8.33 
 
 50 
 
 41.85 
 
 90 
 
 74.98 
 
 130 
 
 108.30 
 
 11 
 
 9.'18 
 
 51 
 
 42.49 
 
 91 
 
 75.81 
 
 131 
 
 109.14 
 
 12 
 
 1000 
 
 52 
 
 43.32 
 
 92 
 
 76.65 
 
 132 
 
 109.97 
 
 13 
 
 10.63 
 
 53 
 
 44.15 
 
 93 
 
 77.48 
 
 133 
 
 110.80 
 
 14 
 
 11.66 
 
 54 
 
 44.99 
 
 94 
 
 78.31 
 
 134 
 
 111.04 
 
 15 
 
 12.50 
 
 55 
 
 45.82 
 
 95 
 
 79.14 
 
 135 
 
 112.47 
 
 16 
 
 13.33 
 
 58 
 
 48.65 
 
 96 
 
 79.98 
 
 136 
 
 113.30 
 
 17 
 
 14.18 
 
 57 
 
 47.49 
 
 97 
 
 80.81 
 
 137 
 
 114.14 
 
 18 
 
 14.93 
 
 58 
 
 48.32 
 
 98 
 
 81.64 
 
 138 
 
 114.97 
 
 19 
 
 15.8$ 
 
 59 
 
 49.15 
 
 99 
 
 82.48 
 
 139 
 
 115.80 
 
 20 
 
 10.88 
 
 80 
 
 49.99 
 
 100 
 
 . 83.31 
 
 140 
 
 110.63 
 
 21 
 
 17.49 
 
 81 
 
 50.82 
 
 101 
 
 84.14 
 
 141 
 
 117.47 
 
 22 
 
 18.33 
 
 62 
 
 51.65 
 
 102 
 
 84.98 
 
 142 
 
 118.30 
 
 23 
 
 19.16 
 
 83 
 
 52.48 
 
 103 
 
 85.81 
 
 143 
 
 119.13 
 
 24 
 
 19.99 
 
 64 
 
 ! 53.32 
 
 104 
 
 66.64 
 
 144 
 
 119.97 
 
 25 
 
 20.83 
 
 85 
 
 | 54.15 
 
 105 
 
 87.48 
 
 145 
 
 120.80 
 
 28 
 
 21.68 
 
 68 
 
 i 54.98 
 
 106 
 
 88.31 
 
 146 
 
 121.63 
 
 27 
 
 22.49 
 
 67 
 
 1 55.82 
 
 107 
 
 89.14 
 
 147 
 
 122.47 
 
 28 
 
 23.33 
 
 68 
 
 i 56.65 
 
 108 
 
 89.97 
 
 148 
 
 123.30 
 
 29 
 
 24.18 
 
 69 
 
 57-43 
 
 109 
 
 90.81 
 
 149 
 
 .124.13 
 
 30 
 
 24.99 
 
 70 
 
 ; 58.32 
 
 110 
 
 91.64 
 
 159 
 
 124.97 
 
 31 
 
 25.83 
 
 71 
 
 59.15 
 
 111 
 
 92.47 
 
 160 
 
 *33.80 
 
 32 
 
 28.88 
 
 72 
 
 59.98 
 
 112 
 
 93.31 
 
 170 
 
 111.63 
 
 33 
 
 27.49 
 
 73 
 
 80.82 
 
 113 
 
 94.14 
 
 180 
 
 149.94 
 
 34 
 
 28.32 
 
 74 
 
 61.65 
 
 114 
 
 94.97 
 
 190 
 
 158.29 
 
 35 
 
 29.18 
 
 75 
 
 62.48 
 
 115 
 
 95.81 
 
 200 
 
 166-62 
 
 38 
 
 29.99 
 
 78 
 
 : 63.32 
 
 116 
 
 96.64 
 
 400 
 
 333.24 
 
 37 
 
 30.82 
 
 77 
 
 84.15 
 
 117 
 
 97.47 
 
 600 
 
 499.87 
 
 38 
 
 31.88 
 
 78 
 
 64.98 
 
 118 
 
 98.31 
 
 1 800 
 
 668.49 
 
 39 
 
 32.49 
 
 7!) 
 
 65.81 
 
 119 
 
 99.14 
 
 (1000 
 
 833.11 
 
 40 
 
 33.32 
 
 80 
 
 66.65 
 
 120 
 
 99.97 
 
 12000 
 
 1660.22 
 
CARRIERS TO AND FROM ABERDEEN. 
 
 From whence 
 
 Carriers Names 
 
 IVbe re lodged. 
 
 1 Ar. 
 
 Deft. 
 
 Abergeldie 
 
 D Thomson 
 
 Ross’s, Belmontft. 
 
 IWed 
 
 Thu 
 
 Aberlour 
 
 James Macrae 
 
 Badenoch’s, Gallowg Wed 
 
 Thu 
 
 Aboyne 
 
 Alex Watt 
 
 Middleton’s. Hariot-S 'T hu 
 
 Frid 
 
 Alford 
 
 Alex Lawson 
 
 Ross’s, Be!mont-str 
 
 Frid 
 
 Sat 
 
 Ditto 
 
 J Mitchell 
 
 Ditto Ditto 
 
 Frid 
 
 Sat 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Wm Reid 
 
 Adam’s, Backwynd 
 
 Frid 
 
 Sat 
 
 Ditto 
 
 John Wilson 
 
 Hosea’s, Harriot-str 
 
 Frid 
 
 Sat 
 
 Allathan 
 
 Wm Johnfton 
 
 Mackay’s, Gallowg 
 
 Thu 
 
 Frid 
 
 Auchlnnies 
 
 A Sandiefon 
 
 Burnett’s, Nicholas-ftr Frid 
 
 Fiid 
 
 Auchterless 
 
 A Morrifon 
 
 Simpson’s,Northstreet Wed 
 
 Thu 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Wm Davidson 
 
 Mackay’s, Gallowg 
 
 i Wed 
 
 Thu 
 
 Ditto 
 
 WmSandieson 
 
 Ditto Ditto 
 
 j Frid 
 
 Tues 
 
 Auchmacoy 
 
 Alex Walker 
 
 Burnett’s, Nicholas-str 
 
 Thu 
 
 Thu 
 
 Banchory 
 
 RobtDavidson 
 
 Burnttt’s, Nicholas-st 
 
 Thu 
 
 Frid 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Alex Duncan 
 
 Esson’s, Green 
 
 Thu 
 
 Frid 
 
 Ditto 
 
 John Blacklaw 
 
 Ditto Ditto 
 
 Thu 
 
 Frid 
 
 Banchory Ter 
 
 Peter Riddel 
 
 Adam’s, Backwynd 
 
 twice 
 
 a-wk 
 
 Banff, Cullen, 
 
 Portsoy, &c. 
 
 Meldrum, Gerard-ft 
 
 twice 
 
 a-wk 
 
 Banff 
 
 Joseph Burns 
 
 Moir’s, North street 
 
 Tues 
 
 Wed 
 
 Bervie 
 
 Wm Walker 
 
 Burnett’s. Nicholas-st 
 
 Thu 
 
 Frid 
 
 Birse 
 
 Charles Ross 
 
 Cruickshank, Schoolh 
 
 Thu 
 
 Frid 
 
 Ditto 
 
 John Birse 
 
 Ditto Ditto 
 
 Wed 
 
 Thu 
 
 Braemar 
 
 John Lamont 
 
 Ross’s, Belmont-str. 
 
 Wed 
 
 Thu 
 
 Buckie 
 
 John Logie 
 
 Cruickfhank’s, Gal. 
 
 Wed 
 
 Thu 
 
 Buckie, &c. 
 
 Alex Skinner 
 
 Daniel’s, North-street 
 
 Wed 
 
 Thu 
 
 Castle Forbes 
 
 Alex Coutts 
 
 Ross’s, Belmontstreet 
 
 Thu 
 
 Frid 
 
 Clatt 
 
 Alex Coynack 
 
 Taggart’s, Gallo wgate 
 
 Thu 
 
 Frid 
 
 Coldstone 
 
 J Farquharson 
 
 Milne’s, Green 
 
 Thu 
 
 Frid 
 
 Colliston 
 
 Tho Beates 
 
 Gray s, North-street 
 
 Thu 
 
 Frid 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Richard Imlay 
 
 Smith’s, Northstreet 
 
 Thu 
 
 Frid 
 
 Craigellie 
 
 Jas MTntosh 
 
 Badenoch’s, Gallowg. 
 
 Wed 
 
 Thu 
 
 Crathie 
 
 John Syraon 
 
 Berry’s, Harriot-str 
 
 Wed 
 
 Thu 
 
 Cruden 
 
 P Jamieson 
 
 Daniel’s, Northstreet 
 
 Thu 
 
 Frid 
 
 Culfalmond 
 
 W M‘Gregor 
 
 Cruickshank’s, Gall. 
 
 Wed 
 
 Thu 
 
 Cuminefton 
 
 Alex Grant 
 
 Ditto Ditto 
 
 Wed 
 
 Thu 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Jas Taylor 
 
 Ditto Ditto 
 
 Wed 
 
 Thu 
 
 Drumlithie 
 
 James Smith 
 
 Barnett’s,Nicholas-str 
 
 Tues 
 
 Wed 
 
 Drum 
 
 Wm Conny 
 
 Clark’s, Harriot-str 
 
 Frid 
 
 Frid 
 
 Dundee 1 
 
 Jas Murray 
 
 Mennie’s Gallowgate 
 
 Frid 
 
 Sat 
 
 Echt 
 
 A Craighead 
 
 Ross’s, Belmontstreet 
 
 Thu 
 
 Frid 
 
 
 D (1 3 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
318 
 
 from Whence | Carriers Names 
 
 Whet e lodged. 
 
 Ar. 
 
 De/t. 
 
 Echt 
 
 Hen Davidfon 
 
 Middleton’s, Harriott 
 
 Frid 
 
 Frid 
 
 Elgin 
 
 [as Douglas 
 
 Badenoch’s, Gallowg 
 
 Wed 
 
 Thu 
 
 Ditto 
 
 [as Durward 
 
 M‘Kay’s, Gallowgate 
 
 Sat 
 
 Tues 
 
 Elgin, &c. 
 
 Wra Stephen 
 
 Putachieside Vaults 
 
 twice 
 
 a-wk 
 
 Ellon 
 
 Wm Thomson 
 
 Daniel’s, Northstreet 
 
 twice 
 
 a-wk 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Keith Mackie 
 
 Cruickfliank’s, Gal 
 
 twice 
 
 a-wk 
 
 FoKgyloan 
 
 '[as Garnmie 
 
 Mackay’s, Gallowg 
 
 Tue 
 
 Wed 
 
 Ditto 
 
 James Clark 
 
 Taggart’s, Gallowgate 
 
 Tuc 
 
 Wed 
 
 Ditto 
 
 G Henderson 
 
 Ditto Ditto 
 
 Tues 
 
 Wed 
 
 Forgue 
 
 Peter Horn 
 
 Cruickfliank’s, Gall 
 
 Wed 
 
 Thu 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Wm Webster 
 
 Taggart’s, Gallowgate 
 
 rhu 
 
 Frid 
 
 Frafer burgh 
 
 Alex Burnett 
 
 Esson’s, Green 
 
 Wed 
 
 Thu 
 
 Fyvie 
 
 [ames Taylor 
 
 Mackay’s, Gallowgate 
 
 Wed 
 
 Thu 
 
 Glafgow 
 
 L &W Ait ken 
 
 Putachieside Vaults 
 
 Frid 
 
 Sat 
 
 Glenbucket 
 
 Ch Anderson 
 
 Strachan’s, Harriot-st 
 
 Thu 
 
 Frid 
 
 Glenkindy 
 
 Alex Walker 
 
 Ross’s, Belmontflr 
 
 Tues 
 
 Wed 
 
 Ditto 
 
 WmM‘Robert 
 
 Clark’s, Harriot-str 
 
 Wed 
 
 Thu 
 
 Grange 
 
 Alex Taylor 
 
 Cruickfhank’s, Gal. 
 
 Tues 
 
 Wed 
 
 Ditto 
 
 George Huie 
 
 Ditto Ditto 
 
 Tues 
 
 Wed 
 
 Hunt I y 
 
 Al Alexander 
 
 Taggart’s, Gallowgate 
 
 Tues 
 
 Wed 
 
 Ditto 
 
 W M* Donald 
 
 Ditto Ditto 
 
 Wed 
 
 Thu 
 
 Ditto 
 
 J McIntyre 
 
 Mennie’s, Gallowgate 
 
 Wed 
 
 Thu 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Wm Pome 
 
 Badenoch’s, Gallowg 
 
 Wed 
 
 Thu 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Wm Reid 
 
 Mennie’s, Gallowg. 
 
 Wed 
 
 Thu 
 
 Infch 
 
 Chas Riddel 
 
 Taggart’s, Gallowgate 
 
 Thu 
 
 Frid 
 
 Inverury 
 
 Jas Thomson 
 
 Cruickshank’?,Gallow 
 
 twice 
 
 a-wk 
 
 Ditto 
 
 E Maitland 
 
 Daniel’s, North-street 
 
 Frid 
 
 Sat 
 
 Johnshaven 
 
 Lewis Findlay 
 
 Silver’s, Gcorge-street 
 
 Thu 
 
 Frid 
 
 Keig 
 
 John Brown 
 
 Smith’s, Woolmanhill 
 
 Frid 
 
 Sat 
 
 Keith 
 
 John Gray 
 
 Mennies, Gallowgate 
 
 Tues 
 
 Wed 
 
 Ditto 
 
 WilliamFraser 
 
 • Ditto Ditto 
 
 Tues 
 
 Thu 
 
 Ditto 
 
 John Henry 
 
 Cruickfliank’s, Gal 
 
 Tues 
 
 Wed 
 
 'Kemnay 
 
 ja Mitchell 
 
 Clark’s, Harriotftreet 
 
 Tues 
 
 Frid 
 
 Kincar.O’Neil 
 
 Alex Ross 
 
 Cruickshank, SchoolhlTues 
 
 Wed 
 
 Ditto 
 
 John Brown 
 
 Middleton’s, Harriotsl 
 
 t Thu 
 
 Frid 
 
 Ditto 
 
 John Fraser 
 
 Cruickshank, Schoolb 
 
 i Thu 
 
 Frid 
 
 Kildrummie 
 
 J Livingston 
 
 Berry’s, Harriot str 
 
 Wed 
 
 Thu 
 
 Kinmundy 
 
 James Rettie 
 
 McKay’s, Gallowgatt 
 
 ‘ Thu 
 
 Thu 
 
 Kintore 
 
 Thomas Reid |Taggart’$;,GaiIowgatt 
 
 ; Frid 
 
 Frid 
 
 Kinethmont 
 
 Alex Howie 
 
 1 Daniel’s, North-stree 
 
 t Thu 
 
 HThu 
 
519 
 
 From Whence. 
 
 Carriers Names 
 
 Where lodged. 
 
 Ar. 
 
 Deft. 
 
 Leith hall 
 
 Wm Anderson 
 
 Taggart’s.Gallowgate 
 
 fhu 
 
 Thu 
 
 Littlefolla 
 
 Wm Wight 
 
 Badenoch’s, Gallowg 
 
 Tues 
 
 Tues 
 
 Lochell 
 
 John Bruce 
 
 Clatk’s, Harriot-st. 
 
 Frid 
 
 Frid 
 
 Ditto 
 
 James Fyfe 
 
 Berry’s, Harriot-st. 
 
 Thu 
 
 Frid 
 
 Longside 
 
 John Smith 
 
 Ditto Ditto 
 
 Thu 
 
 Thu 
 
 Lon may 
 
 Wm Willox 
 
 Mennie’s, Gailowgate 
 
 Wed 
 
 Thu 
 
 Metlilick 
 
 Tho Annand 
 
 Jaffray’s, North-street 
 
 Thu 
 
 Frid 
 
 D:tto 
 
 Peter Rolhnie 
 
 Smith’s, North-street 
 
 I'hu 
 
 Frid 
 
 Ditto 
 
 John Donald 
 
 Clark’s, North-street 
 
 Thu 
 
 Frid 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Geo. Annand 
 
 Simpson’s, North-str 
 
 rhu 
 
 Thu 
 
 Montrofe 
 
 John Smart 
 
 Silver’s, George-street 
 
 Frid 
 
 Frid 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Alex Watt 
 
 Ditto Ditto 
 
 Tues 
 
 Tues 
 
 Monymufk 
 
 Charles Caie 
 
 Badenoch’s, Gallowg 
 
 Frid 
 
 Sat 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Peter Watt 
 
 Silver’s, George-str 
 
 Tues 
 
 Wed 
 
 Mortlach 
 
 J Williamfon 
 
 Mackay’s, Gallow 
 
 Tues 
 
 Wed 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Alexr Grant 
 
 Ditto Ditto 
 
 Tues 
 
 Wed 
 
 Newburgh 
 
 Wm Stirling 
 
 Clark’s, North-street 
 
 thrice 
 
 a-wk 
 
 Newbyth 
 
 Alexr Smith 
 
 Taggart’s, Gailowgate 
 
 Wed 
 
 rhu 
 
 New Deer 
 
 James Scott 
 
 Smith’s, North-street 
 
 Wed 
 
 Thu 
 
 Ditto 
 
 John Hendry 
 
 Badenoch’s, Gallowg 
 
 Wed 
 
 Frid 
 
 Ditto 
 
 John Taylor 
 
 Daniel’s, Northst 
 
 Wed 
 
 Tim 
 
 New Pitsligo 
 
 Wm Jameson 
 
 Taggart’s, Gailowgate 
 
 Wed 
 
 Thu 
 
 Old Deer 
 
 GCruickshank 
 
 Ditto Ditto 
 
 Thu 
 
 Frid 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Jas Catto 
 
 Taggart’s, Gailowgate 
 
 Wed 
 
 Thu 
 
 Oldmeldrum 
 
 Alex Milne 
 
 Jaffray's, Northflreet 
 
 Wed 
 
 Thu 
 
 Ditto 
 
 James Smith 
 
 Burnett’s, Nicholas-ft 
 
 twice 
 
 a-wk 
 
 Peterhead&Fr 
 
 Ad. Hay & Co 
 
 Meal market-lane 
 
 twice 
 
 a-wk 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Al Warrender 
 
 Esson’s, Green 
 
 Wed 
 
 Thu 
 
 Rhynie 
 
 James Symon 
 
 Silver’s, George-st. 
 
 rhu 
 
 Frid 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Jas M‘Kenzie 
 
 Ditto Ditto 
 
 Thu 
 
 Frid 
 
 Rothes 
 
 J&J M‘ Intosh 
 
 Taggart's, Gailowgate 
 
 Tues 
 
 Wed 
 
 St. Fergus 
 
 Wm Piott 
 
 Ditto Ditto 
 
 Wed 
 
 Thu 
 
 Schivas 
 
 John Taylor 
 
 Simpson’s. Northstieet 
 
 Wed 
 
 Tint 
 
 Ditto 
 
 James Gray 
 
 Petrie’s, North st 
 
 Thu 
 
 Frid 
 
 Skene 
 
 Alex Mennie 
 
 Strachan’s, Harriot-st 
 
 Frid 
 
 Frid 
 
 Stewart field 
 
 Wm Connon 
 
 Mennie’*, Gailowgate 
 
 Thu 
 
 Thu 
 
 Stonehaven 
 
 Cha Chapman 
 
 Burnett’s, Nicholas-Hr 
 
 twice 
 
 a-wk 
 
 Do, Brech.&e. 
 
 D Troup 
 
 Ditto Ditto 
 
 Tues 
 
 Wed 
 
 Do. Laur. &c. 
 
 Al Mathieson 
 
 Silver’s, George-street 
 
 twice 
 
 a-wk 
 
 Ditto 
 
 John Walker 
 
 Milne’s, Green 
 
 Thu 
 
 Thu 
 
320 
 
 From Whence . 
 
 Carriers Name 
 
 Where Lodged. 
 
 Ar. 
 
 Hep. 
 
 Strachan 
 
 Wm Kmslie 
 
 Strachan’s, Harriot-st. 
 
 Thu 
 
 FritT 
 
 Strathdon 
 
 George Reid 
 
 Clark’s, Ditto 
 
 Thu 
 
 Frid 
 
 Ditto 
 
 James Keir 
 
 Berry's, Ditto 
 
 Thu 
 
 Frid 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Chas Forhes 
 
 Clark’s, Ditto 
 
 Thu 
 
 Frid 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Wm Ross 
 
 Hosea’s, Ditto 
 
 Thu 
 
 Frid 
 
 Strichen 
 
 Wm Ranken 
 
 M‘Kay’s, Gallowg 
 
 We d 
 
 Thu 
 
 Tarland 
 
 Wm Smith 
 
 Reid’s, Harriot-street 
 
 Thu 
 
 Frid 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Jas Thomson 
 
 Ditto Ditto 
 
 Thu 
 
 Frid 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Eliz. Hunter 
 
 Milne’s Green 
 
 Thu 
 
 Frid 
 
 Tarves 
 
 Ja Robertlon 
 
 Simpson’s, Northstr 
 
 Thu 
 
 Frid 
 
 Ditto 
 
 ;- Duguid 
 
 Jaffray’s, Ditto 
 
 Thu 
 
 Frid 
 
 Towie 
 
 Dan Giassick 
 
 Smith’s, Woolmanhill 
 
 Thu 
 
 Frid 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Wm M‘Robert 
 
 Clark’s, Harriot-st. 
 
 Wed 
 
 Thu 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Adam Gordon 
 
 Reid’s, Ditto 
 
 Wed 
 
 Thu 
 
 Tullich 
 
 Alexr Forbes 
 
 Ross's, Belmont-st 
 
 Wed 
 
 Thu 
 
 Turriff 
 
 Geo Chalmers 
 
 Cruickshank’s, Gall. 
 
 Wed 
 
 fhu 
 
 Ditto 
 
 A Cruickshank 
 
 Mennie’s, Gallowgate 
 
 twice 
 
 a-wk 
 
 Udny 
 
 James Mutch 
 
 Clark’s, North-street 
 
 Thu 
 
 Frid 
 
 Warthill 
 
 - Innes 
 
 Esson’s, Green 
 
 iThu 
 
 Thu 
 
 WEATHER GLASS , or BAROMETER. 
 
 The great ufe of this inftrument is to predict the future ftate 
 of the Weather for feveral hours, and fometimes days, preceding 
 the change. In order to do this, obfet ve, 
 
 j. The Mercury riling prefagcs fair weather ; its falling, wet. 
 
 2 . In very hot weather, its falling ufually fortells thunder. 
 
 3 . In winter, its riling portends frofl—a continued fioft, fnow 
 
 4 . When foul weather happens foon after its falling, expedt 
 but little of it ; and foon the contrary of weather. 
 
 5 . When the Mercury continues to rife before the foul wea- 
 ather is over, expedl a continuance of fair weather to follow. 
 
 6 . In fair weather, when it continues to fall before rains come, 
 then expeft a great deal of it, and probably high winds. 
 
 7 . An unfettled motion denotes changeable weather. 
 
 8 . In any kind of weather, a fudden fall portends wind 
 
 R UTIIRIES TON TRYSTS. 
 
 Third Tuesday in January, N.S. 
 Third Tuesday in February, do. 
 Third Tuesday in March, do. 
 Third Tuesday in April, do. 
 
 Third Tuesday in Sepf. N. S. 
 Third Tuesday in Oct. do. 
 
 Third Tuesday in Nov. do. 
 
 Third Tuesday in Dec. do. 
 
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 iM 
 
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 Oil 
 
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 Ole 
 
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 521 
 
 INDEX TO THE ABERDEEN ALMANACK. 
 
 ENGLISH LISTS. 
 
 
 Army Lift 
 
 Admirals in 
 
 Admiralty Office 191 
 
 Archbilhops and Bifhops 91 
 
 Board of Trade, &c. 190 
 
 Bank of England 194 
 
 Cabinet Ministers 181 
 
 Chellea Hofpital 178 
 
 Cuftoms 192 
 
 Court of Chancery 191 
 
 Kind’s Bench 192 
 
 Common Pleas 192 
 
 Exchequer 192 
 
 Caledonian Asylum 194 
 
 Commis. of Stamp Duties 192 
 
 Duke of York’s Houfli. &c. 183 
 
 i20iKnights of the Thiftle 
 
 Exchequer, Receipt of 190 
 
 Excife 193 
 
 Eaft India Company • 105 
 
 Governors of Garrisons 122 
 
 General Officers 12.5 
 
 Greenwich Hofpital 178 
 
 Heralds College 191 
 
 Houfe of Peers 85 
 
 officers of 99 
 
 Houfe of Commons 92 
 
 officers of 99 
 
 Highland Society 194 
 
 India Commiffioners 105 
 
 King’s Houfhold 182 
 
 Knights of the Garter t86 
 
 Bath 187 
 
 186 
 
 Lancafter, Duchy Court 192 
 
 Mint 191 
 
 Marines 117 
 
 Miniflers, Confuls, &c. 184 
 
 Navy Captains 112 
 
 Navy and Pay Office, &c. 193 
 
 Navy Pay 119 
 
 Navy Rates and Men 119 
 
 Ordnance Office 191 
 
 Pensions 180 
 
 Princes of Europe 80 
 
 Poll: Office 191 
 
 Privy Council 183 
 
 Privy Seal 190 
 
 Peereffes 9T 
 
 Peers for Scotland 209 
 
 Rank of Officers 104 
 
 Royal Artillery 172 
 
 Royal Engineers 175 
 
 Regimental Pay 179 
 
 Royal Navy 109 
 
 Rates of the Navy 1*9 
 
 Royal Family 80 
 
 Royal Military College,&c. 178 
 
 Scottish Corporation 
 Staff Officers 
 Ships in commiffion 
 Secretaries of State 
 Treasury 
 War Office 
 
 Whitehall Council Office 
 
 SCOTS LISTS. 
 
 AfTefied Taxes 21 
 
 Advocates 221 
 
 Advocates’ First Clerks 228 
 
 Antiquarian Society 231 
 
 Barracks 122 
 
 Baronets 211 
 
 Do. connected with Scotl. 
 Banking Companies 
 Burgher Synod, &c. 
 Burgh, &c. Schoolmasters 
 Chapel Royal 
 College of Physicians 
 
 194 
 
 120 
 
 109 
 
 190 
 
 190 
 
 191 
 186 
 
 213 
 
 233 
 7* 
 
 234 
 21 5 
 231 
 
322 
 
 Commit of Light Houses 217 
 Court of Admiralty 
 of Seffion 
 of Tiends 
 of Judiciary 
 of Exchequer 
 of Chancery 
 Cudoms 
 
 Chamber of Commerce 
 Convention of Burghs 
 Clergy of Scotland 
 Chapels of Ease 
 Churches Abroad 
 Constitutional Assoc. Presb. 
 Congregational Churches 
 Episcopal Chapels 
 Excife 
 
 General AfTembly 
 Grand Lodge 
 Gaelic Schools 
 Highland Society 
 Heralds & Lyon Office 
 Jury Court 
 Keepers of Palaces 
 Keepers of Regalia of Scotl. 215 
 King’s Houfehold, &c. 214 
 
 Lords Lieuts & SherifFDep 234 
 Legacy Duty 2,7 
 
 Members of Parliament 97 
 Magiftrates of Edin. 
 
 220 
 
 218 
 
 219 
 
 219 
 
 220 
 216 
 216 
 230 
 
 230 
 
 37 
 
 62 
 
 64 
 
 76 
 
 75 
 
 216 
 
 79 
 
 231 
 
 232 
 
 231 
 
 230 
 
 219 
 
 215 
 
 Militia, 176—Mint 
 Missionaries 
 
 Officers of State & Crown 
 Population Table 
 Peers of Scotland 
 Peeresses 206, 208 
 
 Particular Registers of Sas. 242 
 
 216 
 
 64 
 
 215 
 
 36 
 
 196 
 
 Pod Office 
 Royal Society 
 Relief Synod 
 Reformed Presb. Synod 
 Sabbath School Union 
 Staff of North Britain 
 Solicitors 
 
 Do. before Commis. Court 
 Scotch Epifcopal Church 
 Ditto Friendly Society 
 Society for Christian Know. 232 
 Soc. of Dissenting Ministers 232 
 Stamp Office 217 
 
 Stamps, table of 24 
 
 Societyfor Sonsof the Clergy 79 
 
 217 
 
 231 
 
 72 
 
 65 
 
 231 
 
 121 
 
 227 
 
 229 
 
 74 
 
 75 
 
 Archbifhops and Bifhops 
 Conimillioners of Excife 
 of Cuftoms 
 
 Governors 
 
 Knights of St Patrick 
 Members of Parliament 
 
 Tide Table 
 Trudees for Fiffieries 
 Do for Manufactures 
 
 Univeriities 
 
 United Associate Synod 
 Widows’ Fund 
 Window Tax Office 
 230 j Writers to the Signet 
 IRISH LISTS 
 
 15 
 
 231 
 
 230 
 
 77 
 
 66 
 
 79 
 
 217 
 
 224 
 
 i04jOfficers of State, &c. 
 i95|Peers 
 195 Peeredes 
 122 Peers in Parliament 
 i87|Scaff Officers 
 98I 
 
 195 
 
 ICO 
 
 104 
 304 
 121 
 
 Aberdeenffiire Canal 
 Advocates 
 Athenaeum 
 
 Agricultural Association 
 
 ABERDEEN LISTS. 
 
 249 
 
 240 
 
 252 
 
 284 
 
 Auctioneers 254 
 
 Anti-Slavery Society 257 
 
 Banking Companies 246, 247 
 Bridewell Commiflioncrs 249 
 

 Bible Societies 254, 
 
 Board of Taxers 
 
 Churches and Clergy 
 
 Cufloms 
 
 Church Seffion 
 
 Church Patronage Society 
 
 Com miliary Court 
 
 Court-house & Jail Commiss, 
 
 County Club 
 
 Children of the Clergy 
 
 Corporations 
 
 Clothing Society 
 
 Carriers 
 
 Coal Fund 
 
 Dean of Guild Court 
 Deaf and Dumb Society 
 Diftrict Clerks 
 Difpenfaries 
 Eciipfes 1827 
 Excife 
 
 Exchange News Rooms 
 Education Society 
 Fiars of Aberdeenshire 
 Fairs in Scotland 16 
 Freeholders 
 Gas Light Company 
 Gordon’s Hofpital 
 Golf Club 
 
 Gr. Sab. Even. School Soc 
 Guildry Company 
 Harbour Truflees 
 Horticultural Society 
 Holidays at the Banks 
 Hibernian Association 
 Humane Society 
 Infirmary 
 Infurance Offices 
 Insurance Company 
 Insurance Brokers 
 Juftices of the Peace 
 Jullice of Peace Court 
 Lieutenancy 
 
 323 
 
 256 
 239 
 337 
 245 
 263 
 
 257 
 
 241 
 249 
 278 
 257 
 236 
 
 257 
 317 
 262 
 239 
 058 
 
 242 
 
 261 
 2 
 
 245 
 
 252 
 259 
 235 
 
 '» 320 
 271 
 
 253 
 
 258 
 *54 
 
 259 
 244 
 
 244 
 
 253 
 
 248 
 
 256 
 
 262 
 
 260 
 * 5 1 
 
 2SC 
 
 Lunatic Hofpital 
 Magitlrates & Council 
 Missionary Societies 
 Methodist Preachers 
 Medical Society 
 Moveable Feafts 
 
 261 
 
 236 
 
 255 
 
 73 
 
 248 
 
 2 
 
 Mail & Stage Coaches 264, 265 
 MelTengers at Arms 
 Mechanics Institution 
 New Club 
 
 New Imperial Standard £ 
 Weights & Measures } 
 Pauper Lunatic Fund 
 Poor’s Hofpital 
 Public Libraries 
 Public Officers 
 Port Office 
 
 243 
 
 253 
 
 283 
 
 313 
 
 261 
 
 263 
 
 252 
 
 242 
 
 29 
 
 Post Towns and Postmasters 30 
 Police Commiffioner 
 Rates of Pilotage 
 Rates of Postage 
 Religious Tract Society 
 Reading Society 
 Sheriff Court 
 Sheriff Officers 
 Small Debt Court 
 Societies 
 
 Society for the Highland 
 Society for the Jews 
 Schools 
 
 Sick Man’s Friend 
 Savings’Bank 248 
 
 Seamen’s Fund 269 
 
 Seamen’s Friend Society 255 
 
 Session Clerk’s Office 263 
 
 Shipping Companies 266, 267 
 
 Turriff Courfrng Club 284 
 
 United Service Club 282 
 
 249 | United County Meeting 280 
 
 274 Vaccine Inflitution 262 
 
 241 Whale Fishery 268 
 
 27o|Weather Glass 320 
 
 245 
 
 269 
 34 
 259 
 253 
 241 
 243 
 241 
 264 
 256 
 256 
 237 » 239 
 264 
 
324 
 
 OI.D ABERDEEN. 
 Magiftrates and Corporal. 
 
 Bishop’s Hospital 
 Peterhead 
 Fraferbiirgh 
 Oldmeldrum 
 
 Magi ft rates of Elgin 
 
 Incorporations 
 Clergy and Schools 
 Sheriff and other Courts 
 Guildry Fund 
 Excife, 
 
 Public Officers 
 Insurance Offices 
 Horticultural Society 
 Medical Practitioners, &c 
 Savings Bank 
 
 aS.sl Public Dispensary 
 3o8iKintt*re 
 
 307 jloverury, 286 —Markets 
 287lHuntly 
 MORAYSHIRE. 
 
 a 88 Bible Society 
 a 88 Missionary Society 
 289 Education Society 
 289 Literary Society 
 
 289 Gray’s Hospital, &c. 
 
 290 Farmer Club 
 290 Coursing Club 
 290 Lieutenancy 
 
 290 Freeholdets 
 
 291 Juftices of Peace 
 
 292 Fiarg 
 
 BANFFSHIRE. 
 
 Magiftrates of Banff 2 9 6 
 
 Corporations & Schools 297 
 
 Sheriff Court a 97 
 
 Sheriff Officers 
 
 Commiss. and other Courts 290 
 
 Guild Court 
 Notaries Public 
 Public Officers 
 Cuftoms and Excife 
 Port Office 
 Harbour Trust 
 Medical Practitioners 
 District Clerks 
 Bank, & Fire lnfur. Agents 300 
 Banff & London Shipp. Co. 300 
 Saving Bank 
 Cassy's Bequest 
 
 Wilson's Bounty 
 Literary Society 
 Archery and Golf Club 
 Societies 
 
 Population 
 
 Suppression of Begging 
 Lieutenancy & Freeholders 
 Justices of Peace 
 Inns, Taverns, &c. 
 
 London and Leith Traders 
 Fiars, 305— Fairs 
 Fanner Club 
 Macduff 
 Portsoy 
 Cullen 
 30i|Keith 
 301 'Fochabers 
 
 298 
 
 298 
 
 299 
 299 
 299 
 
 299 
 
 300 
 300 
 
 286 
 
 286 
 
 286 
 
 286 
 
 287 
 
 291 
 
 291 
 
 291 
 
 292 
 292 
 2-94 
 
 292 
 
 293 
 
 293 
 
 294 
 292 
 
 301 
 
 302 
 302 
 
 304 
 296 
 
 301 
 
 302 
 
 303 
 
 305 
 300 
 
 KINCARDINESHIRE. 
 309 Roads 
 
 Lieutenancy 
 Freeholders 
 
 Stonehaven 
 Schools 3°9 
 
 Sheriff Court, &c; 3°9 
 
 public Offices, Agents, &c. 310 
 
 Harbour Trustees 3 10 
 
 Sheriff Officers, &c. 3*° 
 
 Fiars 
 Bervie 
 
 Laurencekirk 
 
 305 
 
 306 
 305 
 296 
 296 
 288 
 288 
 
 310 
 
 3 * 1 
 
 3 I2r 
 
 312 
 
 313