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GENERAL AND STREET DIRECTORY;

PROFESSIONS, TRADES, AND LAW DIRECTORY;

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General Post-Office, Edinburgh, May 28, 1860.

iiiCy Wl

GENERAL INDEX,

PAGE

Abbey of Holyrood Court, .

. *113

Accountants,

105

Accountants, Members of the Society of

105

Admiral and Bailie Courts of Leith,

. *113

Advertisements of Insurance Companies,

(FoUoWing p. 476.)

Advertisements, Miscellaneous,

. XXXVI

Advocates, ....

106

Assessed Taxes,

Assessed Taxes Survey,

Bank Directout,

Bailie and Sequestration Court for the City

112

Burgh Ten-merk Court,

112

Calendar, 1860-61, .

Calendar, Counting-house, .

Carriers' Quarters, .

Chancery Office,

111

Church Directory,

Commissary Court

112

CONVBTAKCE DiRECTOET,,

County Direotort -

Balenio, . . .

414

Blackball, ....

414

Broxburn, . o . .

414

Calder, East, . ,

415

Calder, West,

415

Calder, Mid,

415

Colinton, . . . ,

416

Corstorphine, , , .

416

Cramond Bridge, . .

417

Currie, ....

417

Dalkeith, ....

417

Davidson's Mains, .

420

Gilmerton,

420

Hermiston,

420

Jock's Lodge and Eestalrig,

420

Juniper Green,

421

Kirkliston,

421

Kirknewton, . . . .

422

Lasswade, . . . . .

422

Leadburn, . . . , .

423

Liberton and Gilmerton, .

424

Livingston, . . . .

424

Loanhead, . . . . .

424

Lothian Burn, . . ,

425

Milton Bridge, . . . .

425

MuiTayfield,

425

Musselburgh, . . . .

425

Penicuik, . . . ,

429

Portobello, Joppa, and Duddingston,

430

Prestonpans, . . . ,

434

Queensferry, South

434

Ratho, . . . . 0

435

Boslin, . . . . ,

435

Slateford, , . . . .

436

PAGE

CotTNTY Directory - cowiSiwMeci.

Tranent, ..... 436

TJphall, ..... 437

Winchburgh, .... 437

County Meetings, .... *113

County Police, .... *113

Court of Chancery, . , . .111

Court of Justiciary, .... Ill

Court of Police, . . , .112

Court of Session, .... Ill

Customs, Port of Leith, . . . 8S

Days, Table shewing the number of, from

one month to another, ... 15

Excise Office, .... 85

Extent and Population of the British Empire, 104

GENEEAii Directory,' . . . 113

Hackney-coach Regulations, . . 61

Her Majesty's Chief Officers of State, . 97

High water at Leith, 1860-61, . . 8

Holidays at Banks and Public Offices, . 7

Interest Tables, . . . . l4 Insurance Companies, See Insurance Directory/, iJS

Justice of Peace Small Debt Court, . . 112

Law Directory, .... 105

Magistrates and Cotmcil of Edinburgh, . 84

Magistrates and CouncU of Leith, . . 85

j Mail Routes from Edinburgh, . . 50

! Medical Institutions, ... 90

i Members of Parliament for Scotland, . 103

Messengers-at-arms, . . . . *114

j Military Establishment, ... 85

j Names too late for Insertion, . . *116

Newspapers in Scotland, ... 60

Packet Vessels from Leith and Granton, » 52

Parliamentary Directory, . . 97

Parochial Board of the City, . , 87

Parochial Board of Canongate, . y 87

Parochial Board of St Cuthbert's, . . 87

Parochial Board of South Leith, . . 87

Parochial Board of North Leith, . . 87

Passport Office, .... 112

Peers of Scotland, .... 99

Peers of Scotland, Representative, . . 101

Peers who are Minors, . . . 102

Peeresses in their own Right, . , 102

Police Station Houses, . . , *li:3

Post-Offioe (General), Edinburgh, . 438 I. Rates op Postage, . . , 438 Addresses to the Queen and Peti- tions to Parliament, . . 438 Colonial Book Post . . 440 Colonial and Foreign Letters, . 438 Inland Book Post, . . . 440

iv GENERAL INDEX.

PAGE

Inland Letters, if Paid in Advance,

438

Post Towns in Canada which Gran

Newspapers and Books to France

and Pay Money-Orders, .

475

and Belgium, . . .

441

Bates of Postage on Letters and

Newspapers and Books to Sardinia,

Newspapers to the Colonies and

Tuscany, Spain, Portugal, &c., .

441

Foreign Countries,

449

Newspapers and other Periodical

Receiving-Houses in Edinburgh,

Publications bearing the News-

Leith, and Outbounds, .

458

paper Stamp,

438

Prefatory Note,

Parliamentary Proceedings,

439

Precautions against Fraud, &c.

442

PftOPESSIONS AND TRADES DIRECTORY,

868

Unpaid Letters,

438

Property and Income Tax, .

II. REGISTKiTION,

442

Public Offices, . ' .

Parliamentary Notices,

442

Public Offices, with the Hours of Attendanc*

?, 88

Poll Books,

443

Rates for Carters, . . , .

Voting Notices,

443

Rates for Chimney-sweepers,

III. Delivery, ....

443

Registration Districts, . .

*115

Delivery at Window,

443

Revenue, Inland - Edinburgh,

Private Boxes and Bags, .

443

Royal Family,The, . . . .

IV. Postage Stamps,

444

Salaries, Table for Calculation of, -

Stamped Labels, .

444

Session-Clerks' Offices,

Stamped Penny Envelopes,

444

Session-Clerks' Offices, Leith,

Stamps, ....

444

Sheriifs of the Counties,

111

V. Money-Orders,

444

Sheriff Court,

111

Lapsed and Void Orders, .

445

Sheriff Small-Debt Court, .

112

Particulars required for Money-

Sheriff Small-Debt Court, Dalkeith,

. 112

Orders,

444

Ship Conveyances in Scotland, England, and

Payment of Money-Orders,

445

Ireland, . . . .

VI. Miscellaneous Rules,

446

Small-Debt Court, .

112

Late Letters,

446

Solicitors, . . . . _

107

Letters must not be returned to

Sovereigns and Population of the Principal

Writers, ....

446

States of Europe, .

104

Prepayment of Late Letters,

446

Stage Coaches from Edinburgh,

Re-directed Letters, &c,, .

446

Stamp and Legacy Duties, .

Arrival and Despatch of Mails, _ .

457

Steamers from Leith and Granton, .

Arrival and Despatch of Foreign

Steamers on the Ferries,

and Colonial Mails,

448

Delivery of Letters in Edinburgh

Street Directory, .

278

and Leith,

458

Streets, Squares, &c.. List of.

Money- Order Offices,

458

Sub-Post-Offices under Edinburgh, List of.

Pillar and other Letter Boxes in

Terms in Scotland and England,

Edinburgh and Leith,

458

Town Council, Committees of.

Post Towns in Scotland, .

459

University of Edinburgh, . .

Post Towns in England and Wales

which Grant and Pay Money-

Volunteer Directory, . .

Orders, ....

469

Weekly Markets in Scotland,

Post Towns in Ireland which Grant

Writers, . . .

108

and Pay Money-Orders, .

474

Writers to the Signet,

lOS

INDEX TO MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

Architect and Designer of Furniture, R. San-

deman, 9 Greenside street . . XLi

Artificial Limb and Bandage maker, Eobert

Fortune, 93 George street . . xli

Artificial Limbs, J. Henry, 3 York place . xli Artists' and Mechanics' Tools, Russell and

Veitch, 6 and 7 Hunter square . . XLir

Asphalters, George Paterson & Son, 84 South

Clerk street . . ._ . XLVi

Auctioneers and Appraisers - Dalgleish and

Forrest, 4 St Andrew Square . _ . XL

Auctioneer and Appraiser, Robert H. Whit- ten, 4 North Bank street . . XL Auctioneer and Appraiser, Andrew Millar,

22 Bridge street, Musselburgh . . xl

Bill-Poster, Wm. M'Indoe, 36 Potterrow . XL

Bird-dealer and Cage-maker, J. Webster, 69

George street .... xlii Bookbinder, &c., Jas. A. Cameron, 10 Clerk st. xlti

William Hunter, 104 High street . xxxix

Britannia Iron and Wire Works, Bain,

M'NicoI, and Young, 27 East Crosseause-

way . . . . . XLII

Bullion Dealer, Refiner, and Goldsmith,

Wm. Mortimer, 18 North bridge . . xxxix

City Funeral Establishment . . XLVii

Civil and Practical Engineer, E. Thornton,

57 North bridge .... xli Clothier, &c., Jas. Middlemass, 18 South br. xxxvi Clothes, Ready-made and Second-hand -

M. Conway & Co., 4 St Mary's wynd . xxxvii

Mrs E. Jamieson, 27 St Mary's wynd xxxvii

J. M'lYer,25, 81, and 82 St Mary's wynd xxxvii Coals, George Baigrie, St Leonard's Robert Brown, 77 St Leonard's street,

and 3 Haymarket station

John Chattaway, North Bridge station

Thos. Dixon & Son, 57 St Leonard st.

Thomas Jackson, North bridge depot

John Kinlay, 1 N. B. Railway station

and 13 Arthur street J. M'Kelvie, Haymarket, and Junction

Bridge Wharf, Leith Edmonstone Coal and Fire-brick Depot,

St Leonard's .... Sloan & Son, 49 Broughton street, and

67 Castle street ....

John Smith, Caledonian Railway Depot

James Sword, Scotland street Station,

Granton, and Leith

James Waklie, Leith walk-

- and Lime Merchant, Arch. Grierson,

57 New buildings. North bridge . Cure of Stammering, A. Melville Bell, 13

South Charlotte street Dressing-ease and Fancy Work-box Manu- facturers, Wilson k Co., 71 George street Dyer and French Cleaner, H. Wortham, 1

Queen street, and 50 London street Dyers, Scourers, &c., P. and R. Hay, 5 South

St David Street .... t)yers, &e., A. & J, M'Nab, 39-A Queen st.,

and 15 Picardy place .

XLIV

XLT

XLV

LIl

XLIV

XLV

XLV XLIV

XLIV XLV

Edmonstone Fire-clay Works, Jas. M. Ferrie XLVII

Equitable Loan Co., Geo. Edge, 4 Milne square .... XXXVII

Education - Dr Bell's School, Niddry street . xxxviii

Mr Adam's School, 17 Union street xxxviir

Governesses' Institution, 11 Picardy PI. xxxviil

French Millinery and Stays, David and Mrs

Rodgers, 63 George street . . XLii

Heraldic Painters, Walker and Allan, 10 High terrace and New Broughton . xlix

Lapidary, Gavin Young, Logic Mill cottage,

Blanfield row . . . xxxviir

Lithographic Artist, C. Schacher, 6 Castle street ..... XLli

Lithographic Establishment - Schenck and Macfarlane, 19 St James' Square . ui

London Newspapers and Periodicals, H. Ro- binson, 11 Greenside street . . XLlli

Mesmeric Sanatorium, J. W. Jackson, 37 North Castle street . . . xlix

Money Loan Olfice, James Campbell, 39 South bridge . . . xxxvii

Offices for Patents, Wm. Johnson, C.E., and J. H. Johnson, Solicitor, 47 Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, and 166 Buchanan Street, Glasgow. Agent in Edinburgh, Robert Thomson, jun., 20 St Andrew Sq., li

Operative Hat Factory, M'Guire & Co., 73 and 75 St Mary's wynd . . . XLiii

Optician, Thomas Dunn, 50 N. Hanover st. XLViii

Oriental Bank Corporation, R. Dundas Cay, W.S., Agent, 23 St Andrew square . xvi

Perceton Fire-Clay Goods Depot, Duncan Dochard, Lothian Road . . . xlv

Plumbers, &c., Robert Hume & Co., 23 West Register st. and 101 Constitution st., Leith xl

Printers' Joiner, John Murray, 22 Niddry st, xli

Sail-cloth and Patent Cordage Store, W. Cal- der, 22 Commercial place, Leith . l

Scottish Trade Protection Society, George T. Bathgate, Secretary, 8 and 11 Bank street v

Shipping Company, London and Edinburgh, ' R. W. Hamilton, 21 Waterloo place . li

Slater, Glazier, and Chimney-sweeper, Mrs John Stewart, Queensferry street lane, and 14 Wright's houses . . xxxviii

South Bridge Bible and Stationery Ware- house (Finlay's), 81 South Bridge . xliii

South Bridge Pawnbroking Company, Geo.

Russell, 35 South br. and 55 Niddry st. xxxvii

Statuary, A. Lazzaroni & Sous, 71 Adam sq. xl

Surgeon-dentist, W. F. Vernon, 80-B Princes street .... xxxix

Swimming Bath, Pitt street . . xliv

Tailors, Clothiers, and Hatters, J. Craig & Co., 3 Leith street terrace . . xxxix

Venetian Blinds, G. Laing, Palmer's build- ings. West Nicolson st. and 70 Potterrow xli

Waterproof Manufacturers, Thornton & Co., 78 Princes street . ' . . xxxviii

Whipmakers, G. and J. Leggat, 4 Brown square .... xxxviii

A TABLE

Showing, by the Dominical Letter, the Day of the Month and Week in any Year of the E'ineteenth Century.

1 Dominical Letters for the Tears

1 1800 to 1899 inclusive.

DAIS OJt' THE MOJSITH AND WEEK, Jj'ROM

1800 TO 18^9 INCLUSIVE.

1800

1801

1802

1803

1804

1805

1806

1807

18081809

1810

1811

1812!1813

1814'1815

1816

1 ^

ThI

8 ^

Fr 1

1817

1818 1819

1820

18^1

1822

l''r

4 5

W Th

i 5

4 5

M Tu

1 4

i 5

4 5

Fr Sa

4 5

1823

1824

1825

1826

1827

1828

1829

1830

1831

1832

1833

1834

1835

1836

1837

1838

1839

1840

1841

1842

1843

1844

12 13

Til Fr

12 13

W Th

12 13

Tu W

13 13

M 1 Tu

2 13

12 13

1 1845

184S

1847

1848

1849

1850

'I'h

1851

1852

1853 1854

1855

16 17

M Tu

Il7

Sa R

16 17

Fr Sa

16 17

Th Fr

16 17

i 1856

1857

1858

18591

1860

1861

18S2

1863

1864ll865

ISfifi

1867

T'u

M :

Tui

1868

1869

1870 1871

1872

w a

I'u

M 21

Thi

1873

1874

1875

1876

1877

1878

l-'r

24 25

Tu. W

'>.t

S M

24:

Sa 1

24 25

1879

1880

1881

1882

1883

Th Fr

W Th

Tu W

M 62 Tu§

6 27

26 27

1884

1885

1886

1887

1888

1889

W 1

1890

1891

1892 1893

1894

1895

Thi

Fr j

1896

1897

18981899,

|ai

JANUAEY, .

C. D. 1 E. F.

FEBRUAKY,

A. E.

MARCH,

A. B.

APRIL, . . . :

A. 1

c. 1

E. 1 F.

MAY, .....

T>. '.

E. 1

G. 1 A. 1

JUInE,

F. 1

G. 1 A. 1

C. 1 B. 1

JULY,

A. j

E. C. 1

E. F. 1

AUGUST, ...

c. 1

D. j

E. F.

SEPTEMBER,

A. B.

OCTOBER, .

A. 1 B.

C. D. E.

NOVEMBER, . . D. j E. j

F. 1 G. A.

DECEMBER, . . j r. | G. j

A. 1 B. 1 C. i D.

Explanation. - In the Left-hand Table are the years of the Century, and above each is the Dominical Letter coiTesponding fiith that Year. Then, opposite to the Month, at the foot of the Right-hand Table, wUl be found a corresponding Letter, over which are placed the Days of the Month and Week for that Month (distinguishing the Sundays by a different type). Each Blank Space in the Left-hand Table shows the year following to be Leap Year; and as evci-y Leap Year has two Dominical Letters, the Letter above the £lank Space must be used for January and February in every Leap Year, and for the other months, use the Letters belonging to the respective Years.

By transposing the Dominical Letters, this Calendar would answer for any Century.

COUNTING-HOUSE CALENDAE, 1860-61.

Bank Holidays marked *.

Sun,

Mon.

Tues.

Wed.

Thur.

Frid.

Sat.

June 1860.

3 10 17 24

4 11 18 25

5 12 19 26

6 13*20 27

7 14 21*28

8 15 22 29

9 16 23 30

Sun. . Mon. Tues. Wed. Thur. Frid. Sat. .

Sun.

Mon. .

Tues.

Wed.

Thur.

Frid.

Sat. .

Jtilt 1860.

1 8 15 22 29

2 9 16 23 30 8 10 17 24 31

4 11 18 25

5 12 19 26

6 13 20 27

7 14 21 28

August 1860.

. 5 12 19 26 . 6 13 20 27 . 7 14 21 28

1 8 15 22 29

2 9 1« 23 30

3 10 17 24 31

4 11 18 25

Septembek 1860.

Sun.

Mon.

Tues.

Wed.

Thur.

Frid.

Sat. .

2 9 16 23 30

3 10 17 24

4 11 18 25

5 12 19 26

6 13 20 27

7 14 21 28

8 15 22 29

OCTOBEK 1860.

Sun. .

Mon.

Tues.

Wed.

Thur.

Frid.

Sat. .

. 7 14 21 28

1 8 15 22 29

2 9 16 23 30

3 10 17 24 31

4 11 18 25

5 12 19 26

6 13 20 27

NOTEMBEE 1860.

Sun.

Mon.

Tues.

Wed.

Thur.

Frid.

Sat.

4 11 18 25

5 12 19 26

6 13 20 27

7 14 21 28

8 15 22 29

9 16 23 30

Sun.

Mon. Tues. Wed. Thur. Frid. Sat. .

Decemeeb 1860.

2 9 16 23 30

3 10 17 24 31

4 11 18*25

5 12 19 26

6 13 20 27

7 14 21 28

8 15 22 29

Sun.

Mon.

Tues.

Wed.

Thur.

Frid.

Sat. .

January 1861.

. 6 13 20 27

. 7 14 21 28

*1 8 15 22 29

2 9 16 23 30

3 10 17 24 31

4 11 18 25

5 12 19 26

Sun.

Mon.

Tues.

Wed.

Thur.

Frid.

Sat. .

Febkuaey 1861.

3*10 17 24

4 11 18 25

5 12 19 26

6 13 20 27

7 14 21 28

8 15 22

9 16 23

Sun.

Mon.

Tues.

Wed.

Thur.

Frid.

Sa±. .

3 10 17 24 31

4 11 18 25

5 12 19 26

6 13 20 27

7 14 21 28

8 15 22*29

9 16 23 30

Sun. .. Mon. Tues. Wed. Thur. Frid. Sat. .

Sun.

Mon.

Tues.

Wed.

Thur.

Frid.

Sat. .

April 1861.

. 7 14 21 28

1 8 15 22 29

2 9 16 23 30

3 10 17 24

4 11 18 25

5 12 19 26

6 13 20 27

Mat 1861.

. 5 12 19 26 . 6 13 20 27 i . 7 14 21 28

1 8 15 22 29

2 9 16 23 30

3 10 17*24 31

4 11 18 25

BANK HOLIDAYS.

Queen's Accession, June 20

Queen's Coronation, June 28

Christmas Day, Dec. 25

New Year's Day, Jan. 1

Queen's Marriage,.

Good Friday, ,

Queen's Birthday, ,

Feh. 10 I Mar. 29 | May 24 '

TERMS m SCOTLAND AND ENGLAND.

SCOTLAND.

Candlemas, Feti. 2

Whitsunday, May 15

Lammas, Aug. 1

Martinmas, Nov. 11

ENGLAND.

Lady Day, March 25

Midsummer, , June 24

Michaelmas Day, Sept. 29

Christmas, Dec. 25

When a Scotch Term falls on a Sunday, the following Monday is considered the Term-Day. sometimes erroneously supposed to fall on the 2d August.

Lammas is

CALCULATION OF SALARIES, &c., from £1 to £150 per annum.

Year.

Month.

Week.

Day.

Year.

Month.

Week.

Day.

Year.

Month.

Week.

Day.

s. d.

£ s. d.

s. d.

£ s. d.

s. d.

1 8

0 4|

0 Of

0 18 4

4 2}

0 7i

2 10 0

0 11 6

1 7J-

3 4

0 9

0 li

1 0 0

4 7j

0 8

3 6 8

0 15 4

2 2}

5 0

1 If 1 6|

0 2

1 1 8

4 111

0 8i

4 3 4

0 19 2

2 9

6 8

0 2f

1 3 4

5 4|

0 9J

5 0 0

1 3 Oi

3 3i

8 4

1 11

0 3|

1 5 0

5 9

0 10

5 16 8

1 6 10}

3 10

10 0

2 3i

0 4

1 6 8

6 1|

0 lOJ

6 13 4

1 10 8

4 4i

11 8

2 %i

0 Al

1 8 4

6 6i

0 llf

7 10 0

1 14 61 1 18 4i

4 111

13 4

3 OJ

0 5|

1 10 0

6 10|

7 Z%

0 111

1 o|

100

8 -6 8

5 5J

15 0

3 5i

0 6

1 11 8

125

10 8 4

2 7 11^

6 lOi

16 8

3 10

0 6J

1 13 4 7 8

1 IJ

150

12 10 0

2 17 6.t

8 2i

If the sum be Guineas, not Pounds, for each Q-uinea add a penny to each month, or a farthing to each week.

gniNDURGHl

'ARIES,

CALlENDAE FOE 1860-61.

JUNE 1860.

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

Full Moon

Last Quarter

MOON'S PHASES.

3 4 46 A. 11 1 4 a.

D. H. M.

New Moon 19 5 23 m.

Second Quarter 26 0 36 m.

SUNDAYS, HOLIDATS, &C.

Trinity Sunday .

ist Sun. after Trinity.. StBarna. the Apostle...

2dSun . after IVinity. .

21 Sum. com L.Day

* Queen's Ace. 1837.... S. en. Can. 5/i. 43 ?n. m.

SUN.

24 Midsummer Day.... 3d Sun. after Trinity.. 24 St John Baptist born. I

*Coron. of Queen, 1838 \ St Peter the Apostle....

Rises.

Sets.

H. M.

H M.

3 38

8 43

3 37

8 45

3 36

8 46

3 35

8 47

3 34

8 48

3 33

8 49

3 32

8 50

3 31

8 51

3 31

8 52

3 30

8 53

3 30

8 54

3 29

8 55

3 29

8 56

3 29

8 57

3 23

8 58

3 28

8 58

3 28

8 59

3 28

8 59

3 28

9 0

3 28

9 0

3 23

9 0

3 29

9 1

3 29

9 1

3 29

9 1

3 30

9 1

3 30

9 1

3 31

9 0

3 31

9 0

3 32

9 0

3 32

8 59

Equation

of Time.

Clock aft.

DeclinationS& bef.Sun,

North.

220 7' 51" 22 15 38 22 23 2 22 30 2 22 36 39 22 42 52 22 48 42 22 54 7

22 59 9

23 3 46 23 7 58 23 11 47 23 15 11 23 18 10 23 20 44 23 22 54 23 24 39 23 26 0 23 25 55 23 27 26 23 27 31 23 27 12 23 26 28 23 25 20 23 23 47 23 21 49 23 19 26 23 16 39 23 13 27 23 9 52

2' 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0

aft.

bef. 0 0 0

1 1 1 1 1

2 2 2 2 3 3

MOON.

Age.

Eises.

Souths.

H. M.

6a 50

10a 31

11 28

Got 26

1 24

2 18

3 9

3 56

4 40

Om 5

5 21

6 1

6 41

7 21

8 4

8 49

9 39

10 33

11 31

Oa 30

1 30

2 27

3 22

4 13

5 3

5 51

1«

6 40

7 31

8 24

9 19

10 16

Sets.

H. M.

1to42 2 1

8 17

9 36 10 61

Oa 5

HIGH WATER AT LEITH.

1 19

2 35

3 53

5 13

6 36

7 54 9 0 9 47

10 19

10 40

10 54

11 7 11 15 11 25 11 36 11 48

Morn.

H. M.

0 3

0 55

1 47

2 34

3 18

4 0

4 42

5 24

6 6

6 54

7 43

8 41

9 40

10 37

11 33

Om 4 0 31

0 45

1 31

2 15

2 59

3 43

4 27

5 14

6 5 6 59

8 0

9 3

10 8

11 11

Even.

H. M.

0 29

1 21

2 11

2 56

3 39

4 21

5 3

5 45

6 30

7 18

8 12

9 10

10 9

11 5 11 58

0 22

1 8

1 53

2 37

3 21

4 5

4 50

5 39

6 32

7 2!)

8 31

9 36

10 39

11 44 0 16

JULY 1860.

+3 o

Full Moon

Last Quarter

D. H. M. MOON'S PHASES.

3 4 7m. j

......11 5 58 m.

New Moon

Second Quarter....

D. H. M.

18 2 19 A.

25 5 40 m.

SUNDAYS, HOLIDATS, &C.

SUN.

Rises.

H. M.

ith Sun. after Trinity. \ 3 33 3 34

Dog Days begin I 3 35

3 36 3 37 3 38 3 40

bth Sun. after Trinity.. \ 3 42 3 43 3 44 3 45 3 46 3 47

15StSwithlntransl.8C2i 3 49

eWi Sun. after Trinity. \ 3 51 3 52 3 54 3 55

3 57 Court of Session rises, j 3 58

4 O

Ith Sun. after Trinity.. I 4 1 22 ,5. en. Leo, 4A. 36m. a | 4 3

4 4 St James Ap. mart. 43 j 4 6 4 8 4 10 4 12 Sun. after Trinity, j 4 13 4 15 4 17

Sets.

H. M. 8 59 8 58 8 58 8 57 8 56 8 55 8 54 8 53 8 52 8 51 8 50 8 49 8 48 8 47 8 46 8 45 8 44 8 43 8 41 8 40 8 38 8 37 8 35 8 34 8 32 8 30 8 28 8 2G 8 25 8 23 8 21

Declination North. 23° 5' 51" 23 1 27 22 56 39 22 51 26 22 45 50 22 39 50 22 33 27 22 26 40 22 19 30 22 11 66 22 4 0 21 55 41 21 46 59 21 37 55 21 28 28 21 18 40 21 8 29 20 57 58 20 47 5 20 35 51 20 24 16 20 12 20 20 0 5 19 47 29 19 34 34 19 21 19 19 7 46 18 63 53 18 39 42 18 25 12 18 10 25

Equation

of Time.

Clock

bef. Sun.

MOON.

Age.

Eises.

H, M.

8a 21

9 4

9 33

9 50

10 3

10 13

10 21

10 28

10 36

10 43

10 53

11 6 11 27 11 58

Omii 1 54

3 18

4 54

6 30

8 6

9 39 11 12

0a46

2 17

3 47

5 9

6 17

7 4

7 36 7 58

Om 9 1 1

2 35

3 17

8 20

9 15

10 14

11 14 Oa 14 1 11

57 47 37 28 20 15

8 11

9 7 10 2 10 55

ImlO 2 6

HIGH WATER AT LEITH.

9 48

11 2 Oa 15

1 33

2 52

4 11

5 30

6 44

7 38

8 18

8 43

9 0 9 .15 9 25 9 35 9 45 9 56

10 11

10 34

11 8 11 57

Im 4 2 21

Morn.

H. M.

0 45

1 40

2 26

3 8

3 47

4 23

4 59

5 37

6 14

6 52

7 36

8 31

9 33

10 40

11 48

0 19

1 12

2 2

2 46

3 31

4 13

4 59

5 45

6 33

7 25

8 27

9 37 10 54

Even.

H. M.

1 13

2 4

2 48

3 28

4 5

4 41

5 18

5 65

6 33

7 13 S 2 9 1

10 6

11 14

0 46

1 37

2 24

3 9

3 52 ;

4 30 6 21 6 9

6 59

7 55

8 59

10 15

11 35

0 8

1 8 1 56

CALENDAR FOR 1860-qi.

i -

AUGUST 1860.

Full Moon ... ^ I Last Quarter

H.M. MOON'S PHASES. D. H. M.

5 33 a. I New Moon 16 10 19 a.

9 23 a. I Second Quarter 23 0 49 a.

D. H. M.

.31 8 57 m:.

SDNDATS, HOLIDAYS,

Lammas Day..

dt/i iSun. after Trinity.. Pr. Al. Er.Alb. b. 18i4.

SUN.

12Gro.d:Ptar.sh.be£/.\

Dog Days end

lOtt Sun. after Trinity Lammas Day, 0. S

Duch. of Kent b. 1786...

11th Sun. after Trinity Blackcock shoot, beg....

iS. en. Vir. 11/i. 9 m. a.

St Bartholomeio Ap

26 Pr. Consort b. 1819. 12i;/i Sun. after Trinity 26 Tav Net Fish, closes.

Rises.

Sets.

H. M.

H. 51.

i 19

8 19

4 21

8 17

4 23

8 15

4 25

8 13

4 27

8 11

4 29

8 9

4 31

8 6

4 33

8 4

4 35

8 1

4 37

7 59

4 39

7 57

4 41

7 55

4 43

7 53

4 44

7 51)

4 46

7 48

4 48

7 46

4 50

7 44

4 52

7 42

4 54

7 39

4 56

7 36

4 58

7 34

5 0

7 32

5 2

7 29

5 4

7 26

5 6

7 24

5 8

7 22

5 10

7 19

5 12

7 17

5 14

7 14

5 15

7 11

5 17

7 9

Declination

North.

17° 55' 19"

17 39 56

24 16

S 18

52 4

35 34 18 47

1 45 44 27 26 53

9 5 51 2

32 44

14 13 55 28

36 30

17 18

57 54 38 18

18 29

58 29

33 18 17 56 57 23 36 40

15 47 54 44 33 32 12 10

59 40 29 1

Equation

of Time.

Clock

bef. Sun.

MOON.

Age.

0 22

0 3

Rises.

H. M.

8a 11

8 23

8 32

8 37

8 45

8 53

9 1 9 12 9 29 9 55

10 34

11 30

Oot46

2 18

3 56 5 33

7 10

8 46

10 21

11 56 la 30 2 57

Souths.

H. M.

0»i30 1 14

4 5 6

7 7

8 57

9 5S

10 55

11 51 Oa 45

2 3 4 5 6 7 7

8 51

9 41

10 28

11 12 11 53

Sets.

H. M. 37»40

5 0

6 18

7 33

8 47

10 1

11 14 Oa 31

51 9 23 26 12 44 5 20 33 43 53 8 3 8 19

8 39

9 9 9 53

10 54

Om 7

1 28

2 47

4 5

5 20

HIGH WATER AT LEITH.

Morn,

H. M.

2 17

2 57

3 28

3 59

4 30

5 0

5 32

6 7

6 48

7 33

8 36

9 56 11 20

0 55

1 45

2 31

3 11

3 53

4 35

5 18

6 4

6 54

7 53 9 12

10 39

11 59

0 30

1 18

1 58

2 33

Even.

H. M.

2 38

3 13

3 44

4 15

4 45

5 16

5 49

6 27

7 10

8 1

9 13

10 39

11 57

0 23

1 20

2 8

2 51

3 32

4 14

4 57

5 41

6 29

7 20

8 29

9 56 11 21

0 57

1 39

2 16

2 48

SEPTEMBER 1860.

Last Quarter 8 11

New Moon 15 6

M. MOON'S PHASES. 7 m. I

9 M.

Second Quarter Full Moon

D. H. M. ,21 11 24 a. ,30 1 40 M.

SUN.

Partridge s!i. begins.... loth Sun. after Trinity 2 Lond. bur. 1666, O.S.

14!l/( Sun. after Trinity

H Tweed net flsh.closes

Fish. N. of Tioeed {other

than the Tay) close . .

Ibih Sun. after Trinity

21 St Matthew Apostle.

22 Autumn com

S.en. Lib.7A. 52w.. A.. 16tt Sun. after Triniti/ 22 Day & Kight equal

ZQTay rod. fishing closes 1 29 Michaelmas Day .... St Michael <£- all Angels nth Sun. after Trinity

Rises.

H. M.

5 19 5 21 5 23 5 25 5 27 5 29 5 31 5 33 5 35 5 37 5 38 5 40 5 42 5 44 5 4G 5 48 5 50 5 52 5 54 5 56

5 58

6 0

6 2 6 4 6 6 6 8 6 10 6 12 6 14 6 16

Sets.

H. M.

7 7 7 4 7 1 6 59 6 57 6 54 6 51 6 49 6 46 6 43 6 40 6 38 6 35 6 32 6 30 6 27 6 24 6 22 6 19 6 16 6 14 6 12 6 9 6 6 6 4 6 1 5 53 5 56 5 53 5 50

Declination No. & So

7' 15" 45 20 23 17

1 8

38 51

16 28

53 58 31 22

8 41 45 54 23 2

0 5 37 5

14 0 50 51 27 39

4 25 41 8

17 48

54 27 31 5

7 41

15 44

39 9

2 34 25 58 49 23 12 46 36 8 59 29

Equation of Time.

Clock aft. Sun.

0' 16" 0 35

MOON.

Rises.

H. M.

6a 56 7 3

22 37 58 29 17 23 11 44

lml8 2 64 4 31

6 8

7 45 9 24

11 2 Oa 36 1 57

Souths.

H. M.

0m33

11 22 Oa 14

1 7

2 2

2 58

3 56

4 55

5 52

6 47

7 38

8 26

9 11 9 53

10 33

11 13 11 52

Sets.

H. M.

6m 34 7 47 9 1

10 16

11 35 Oa 53

2 7

3 12

4 5

4 42

5 6

HIGH -(VATEE AT LEITH.

6 43

7 10

7 51

8 46

9 58 11 16

0m35 1 54

4 23

5 36 4 49

Morn.

Even,

H. M.

3 1

3 15

3 29

3 43

3 57

4 13

4 27

4 42

4 57

5 12

5 29

5 48

6 7

6 29

6 55

7 23 1

7 58

8 39 B

9 25

10 14

10 58

11 33

0 11

0 36

1 0

1 23

1 44

2 5

2 2S

2 47

3 6

3 26

3 47

4 9

4 30

4 52

5 14

5 37

6 2

6 27

6 56

7 30

8 6

8 52

9 35

10 24

11 2

11 39

0 9

0 36 1

0 53

1 13 1

1 30

1 47 1

2 2

2 17 1

2 32

2 46 1

CALENDAE FOR 1860-61.

OCTOBER 1860.

4 5 6

^ 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

29 I M

30 j Tu

31 W

D. H. M. MOON'S PHASES.

Last Quarter 7 H 4a. 1

New Moon 14 2 37 a.

D. H. M.

Second Quarter 21 2 10 a.

Full Moon 29 6 49 a.

SUNDAIS, HOLIDAXS &C.

Sim.

ISt/tStm. after Trinity

I Rises.

|j H. M.

Pheasant slioot. heqins. jj 6 18

. I 6 20

p 6 22

i 6 24

I 6 26

I 6 28

\ 6 30 I 6 32 6 34 6 36 6 38 6 40 6 42 6 44 6 47 6 49 6 51 6 53 6 55 6 57

6 59

7 1

Michaelmas D., O.S.... 19;!/} Sun. after Trinity

St Luke the Evangelist.

20ih Sun. after Trinity S. en. Scorp. ih 12m ii.

28 St Simon & Si Jude. \ ilit Sun. after Trinity

7 12 7 14 7 16 7 19 7 21

Sets.

H. M.

5 48 5 46 5 43 5 40 5 37 5 34 5 31 5 29 5 26 5 24 5 22 5 19 5 16 5 14 5 11

5 9 5 6 5 3 5 1

4 59 4 57 4 54 4 51 4 49 4 47 4 44 4 42 4 40 4 38 4 35 4 33

Declination South. 3°22' 48"

3 46 5

4 9 19 4 32 30

4 55 38

5 18 43

5 41 43

6 4 40 6 27 31

6 50 18

7 12 59 7 35 35

7 53 4

8 20 26

8 42 42

9 4 49 9 26 49 9 48 41

10 10 24 10 31 58

10 53 23

11 14 37 n 35 42

11 56 36

12 17 18 12 37 50

12 58 9

13 18 16 13 38 11

13 57 53

14 17 22

Equation

of Time.

Clock

MOON.

after Sun.

Age.

Rises.

Souths.

10' 28"

5a 32

0m33

10 47

1 16

11 5

2 2

11 23

2 50

11 41

3 42

11 59

4 36

12 16

5 32

12 32

6 27

12 48

7 21

13 4

0m23

8 15

13 19

9 7

13 34

9 58

13 48

10 51

14 2

11 45

14 15

Oa 41

14 27

1 40

14 39

-29

2 40

14 50

Oa 43

3 40

15 1

3fi

4 38

15 11

5 32

15 20

6 22

15 29

7 8

15 37

7 51

15 45

8 32

15 51

9 11

15 57

9 51

16 3

10 32

16 7

11 14

16 n

11 59

16 14

16 16

Omil

Sets.

H. M.

8m 4 9 21

10 38

11 54 la 3 1 57

HIGH "VTATEU AT LEITH.

3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 5 5 6 7 9

10 21

11 41

Cm 57

2 11

3 24

4 37

5 51

7 7

8 24

9 41

Morn.

H. M.

2 58

3 26

3 56

4 28

5 2

5 45

6 35

7 37 9 5

10 37

11 45 0 8

0 52

1 36

2 21

3 3

3 45

4 31

5 17

6 10

7 10

8 23

9 49

10 59

11 55 0 17

0 51

1 25

1 58

2 28

3 0

Even.

H. M.

3 12

3 41

4 12

4 45

5 21

6 9

7 1

8 20

9 56 11 12

o'so

1 14

1 58

2 43

3 24

4 8

4 54

5 42 i

6 39

7 43 9 5

10 24

11 28

o"34 1 8

1 42

2 14

2 44

3 16

NOVEMBER 1860.

Til

1 fi

! 16

-M

'i'h

Last Quarter..... 6

New Moon 13

H. M. MOON'S PHASES. 9 17 M. I

0 36 M.

Second Quarter., Full Moon

.20 8 53 M. .28 11 37 M.

StTKDATS, HOLIDAYS, &C.

AUSaints' Day

2'2d Sun. after Trinity. Gunpowder Plot, 1605.

Prince of Wales 6.1841 11 Martinmas

23d Sun. after Trinity

Court of Session sits...

2ith Sun. after Trinity

Prin. Royal it.ii'iO

S.en. Sagit. Oh 53wiM. Martinmas, O.S

25th Sun. after Trinity

30 Tweed rod fish, closes St Andreu} A}]

MOON.

HIGH WATEK AT LEITH.

Rises.

Souths.

H. JI.

H. M.

5a 14

Im39

6 7

2 32

7 16

3 27

8 38

4 22

10 5

5 16

11 32

6 8

6 -68

iTO 5

7 48

2 34

8 38

4 8

9 29

5 43

10 23

7 21

11 20

8 55

Oa 20

10 19

1 22

11 22

2 22

Oa 6

3 20

0 34

4 13

0 50

5 1

1 4

5 46

1 13

6 28

1 22

7 9

1 30

7 48

1 38

8 28

1 48

9 10

1 59

9 54

2 15

10 42

2 39

11 32

3 13

4 3

0m26

5 8

1 22

CALENDAR FOR 1860-61/

DECEMBER 1860.

Last Quarter 5 6 0 a.

New Moon 12 0 48 a.

D. H. M. MOON'S PHASES.

Second Quarter 20

Full Moon 28

H.M.

6 10 M. 3 17 m.

SUNDAYS, HOLIDATS, &C.

SITU.

Advent Sunday..

Id Sunday in Advent..

Grouse, Blackcock, &

Ptarmigan sh. ends.

3d Sunday in Advent..

21St Thomas S.en, Capr. 1/t. 42m. A. 2IW. com.-Shortest d. it h Sunday in Advent..

j* Christmas Day

Ist Stephen the Mar.. iSt John Evangelist .. > Innocents' Day

I ist Sun.afterGhristmas

ises.

Sets.

. M.

H. M.

1 23

3 41

1 25

3 40

^ 2H

3 39

i 28

3 38

3 37

3 36

3 37

i 45

3 38

J 45

3 38

5 46

3 39

i 46

3 39

i 47

3 40

1 47

3 40

3 41

i 48

3 41

i 48

3 42

i 48

3 42

i 47

3 43

i 47

3 44

i 47

3 45

Declination

South. 21° 54' 20" 22 3 14

22 11 43 19 46 27 22 34 33 41 17 47 34 53 24 58 47

3 43 8 11 12 12 15 45

18 50 21 27 23 36

25 17

26 29

27 14 27 30 27 18 26 37 25 29 23 52 21 47

19 13

23 16 12 23 12 43 23 8 46 23 4 21

Equation of Time. Clock aft. & bef.Sun,

10' 35"

10 12

9 48

9 24

8 59

8 33

8 7

MOON.

HIGH WATER AT LEITII.

41 14

46 18 50 22 53 23 54 24 55' 25 55 25 0 55 aft. 25 bef. 5

0 35

1 4

Eises.

H. M.

6a 25 7 52 9 19 10 48

Oniie

47 18 51 25 52 5 57 10 30

10 53

11 8 11 20 11 29 11 37 11 46 11 55

Oa 6

Souths.

H. M.

2m 18 3 12

22 4 44 24 5 47 33 9 22

10 15

11 11

Cm 8 1 4

1 59

2 51

Sets.

H. M.

11m 13 11 37 11 55 Oa 8 0 20

30 41 53 10 34 9 2 14 35 59

8 19

9 37 10 52

Om 6

Morn.

H. M.

3 55

4 37

5 21

6 13

7 10

8 14

9 27

10 33

11 35 0 3

0 56

1 48

2 36

3 20

4 4

4 47

5 29

6 12

6 56

7 44

8 40

9 43

10 45

11 47

0 15

1 0

1 44

2 26

3 6

3 46

4 28

Even. I

H. 31.

4 16

4 59

5 46

6 41

7 40

8 51

10 2

11 4

0"2&

1 23

2 12

2 58

3 42

4 26

5 8

5 50

6 34

7 19

8 12

9 11

10 14 a

11 16 I

o'ss

1 22

2 5

2 47

3 26

4 6 4 50

JANUARY 1861.

D. H. M.

Last Quarter 4 1 54m.

New Moon.... 11 3 27m.

MOON'S PHASES.

Second Quarter 19 4 0 m.

FuU Moon 26 5 7 a.

SUNDAYS, HOLIDATS, &.C.

SUN.

Tu I *Cii'Cumcislon W Th Fr Sa

S I Epiphany M Tu W Th Fr

Sa S 13 N. Tear's Day,O.S.. i \st Sun. after Epiphany M " Tu W Th Fr Sa

S i 2d Sun. after Epiphany M l20Suneii.Aq.i3h.iSm.il Tu W Th

Fr I Conversion of St Paul. Sa

S I Septuagesima Sunday.. U Tu

W I K. Char. I. mart, 1649. ThS

Eises.

n. M. 8 47 8 47 8 46 8 46 8 45 8 45 8 44 8 44 8 43 8 43 8 42 8 41 8 40 8 39 8 38 8 36 8 35 8 34 8 32 8 31 8 30 8 28 8 26 8 25 8 23 8 21 8 20 8 18 8 17 8 15 8 13

Sets.

H. M.

3 47 3 48 3 49 3 50 3 52 3 53 3 55 3 56 3 58

3 59

4 1 4 3 4 4 4 6 4 8 4 10 4 12 4 14 4 16 4 18 4 20 4 22 4 24 4 27 4 29 4 31 4 33 4 35 4 37 4 39 4 41

Declination

South.

22° 59' 28"

22 54 8

48 21

42 6

35 24

28 16 20 40 12 39

4 11 55 17 45 57

36 12 26 3

15 28 4 29

53 6 41 19

29 8

16 34 3 38

50 19 36 39 22 36

8 12 53 28 38 22 22 57

7 11

51 6 34 42

17 59

Equation of Time.

Clock bef. Sun.

MOON.

5S" 26 54 22 48 15 41 7 32

7 56 .

8 20

8 43

9 6 9 28 9 49

10 10 10 30

10 49

11 8 11 25 11 42

11 58

12 14 12 28 12 42

12 55

13 7 13 18 13 29 13 38 13 47

Eises.

Souths.

H. M.

10a 4

3m 42

11 32

4 31

5 19

Im 3

6 9

2 34

7 1

4 5

7 55

5 33

8 52

6 50

9 51

7 49

10 50

8 30

11 47

8 55

Oa 40

9 15

1 30

9 27

2 15

9 37

2 58

9 47

3 39

9 54

4 19

10 3

5 0

10 13

5 41

10 25

6 25

10 41

7 12

11 6

8 2

11 40

8 56

Oa 32

9 52

1 42

10 49

3 5

11 46

4 36

6 9

Om41

7 41

1 33

9 13

2 25

10 45

3 15

' ^,

4 6

CALENDAE FOR 1860-61.

FEBRUARY 1861.

D. H. M. MOON'S PHASES.

Last Quarter 2 9 59 m. I

New Moon 9 8 5a. I

D. n. M.

Second Quarter 18 0 19 ti.

Full Moon 25 4 43 li.

SCNDATS, HOLIBAXS,

STJN.

Fish.N.of Ttceed open.. 1 Tweed Hod Fish. op. iSe.ragesima Sunday...

1 Par. lb P/iea. sh. ends

2 Candlemas

10 *Queen marr., 1840 Q u inquagesimaSunday

14 Candlemas, O.S

Asli 'Wednesday

St Valentine

Ticeed Net Fish, opens.

Quadragesima, or Isi

\_Sunday in Lent

18.S'.en.Pisces,2A55mA.

24 St Matthias the Ap. | 2d Sunday in Lent..

Rises.

H. M.

8 11 8 8 8 6 8 4 8 2 8 1 7 59 7 57 7 55 7 53 7 51 7 49 7 46 7 44 7 42 7 39 7 36 7 34 7 32 729 7 27 7 25 7 23 7 20 7 17 7 15 7 12 7 10

Sets, n. M. 4 43 4 46 4 48 4 50 4 52 4 54 4 56

4 59

5 1 5 3

5 14 5 16 5 18 5 20 5 22 5 25 5 27 5 29 5 31 5 33 5 35 5 37 5 40 5 42

Declination

South. 17° 0'57 16 43 33 16 26 1 16 8 7 15 49 56 15 31 29 15 12 45 14 53 47 14 34 33 14 15 5 13 55 22 13 35 26 13 15 17 l2 54 55 12 34 2i) 2 13 33 11 52 35 11 31 26 11 10 6 10 48 36 10 26 53 10 5 6 19 43 7 9 20 59 8 58 43 8 36 19 8 13 48 7 51 9

Equation of Time.

Clock bef. Sun.

MOON.

Age.

13' 55"

14 2

14 9

14 14

14 19

14 23

14 27

14 29

14 31

14 32

14 31

14 30

14 27

14 24

14 21

14 16

14 11

13 35

13 26

13 17

13 6

12 56

12 44

Rises.

Souths.

ir.

H. M.

0to17

4m 57

5 51

-A

6 48

7 45

8 43

9 40

10 33

11 23

-SO

Oa 10

0 53

1 35

2 16

2 56

3 37

4 20

5 5

5 53

6 44

7 38

8 33

0<r

9 29

10 24

11 18

Oroll

1 3

1 55

2 49

Sets.

H. M.

9ot22 9 41 10 9

10 47

11 43 Oa 55

2 14

3 36

4 56 G 14

7 30

8 44

9 oS 11 11

0»i27

HIGH WATEK AT LEITH.

Jlorn.

H. M.

6 23

7 11

8 12

9 26

10 55

0 49

1 40

2 24

3 0

3 32

4 2

4 33

5 4

5 33

6 7

6 45

7 30

8 37

10 4

11 31

0 9

1 5

1 50

2 32

3 10

3 49

4 30

Even.

H. M.

6 47

7 38

8 46

10 9

11 3S

0 17

1 16

2 42

3 16

3 47

4 17

4 48

5 18 5 50 G 24

7 6

8 1

9 17 10 50

0 42

1 28

2 12

2 51

3 29

4 9 4 51

30 131

Fr Sa g U Til W Til Fr Sa S M Tu

Th Fr

M Tu W Th Fr Sa

1 Tu

iTh

jFr

' S

Last Quarter 3 7 16 a.

New Moon ...; 11 1 38 a.

D. H. M. MOON'S PHASES.

D. n. M.

Second Quarter 19 5 32 a.

Full Moon 26 2 15 A.

SUNDAYS, nOLIDATS, &C.

od Sunday inLent

Mid Lent Sunday

17 St Patrick....!....!!!

5th Sunday in Lent

Prs. Louisa b. 1848.... 20 Court of Ses. rises.. S. en. Aries, 2A47mA. 20DaT and Night equal 20 Spring commences.

Sunday lief ore Easter.. Lady Day

* Good Friday

Easter Sunday

STJW.

Rises,

H. M.

7 7

7 4

7 2

7 0

6 57

6 55

6 52

6 49

6 47

6 44

6 41

6 39

6 36

6 33

6 31

6 28

6 26

6 23

5 59 5 56 5 54 5 52 5 49

Sets. H. M. 5 45 5 46 5 48 5 50 5 52 5 54 5 56

5 59

6 1 6 3

6 22 G 24 6 26 6 28 6 30 6 32 6 34 6 36 6 38 6 40 6 42 6.44 6 46

Declination So. & No 7°28' 23" 7 5 31 6 42 32 6 19 28 5 56 18 5 33 4 5 9 44 4 46 21 4 22 54 3 f.a 24 3 35 51 3 12 15 2 48 37 2 2t 57 2 1 16 1 37 34 1 13 52 0 50 9 0 26 27 S. 2 45 N.20 55

0 44 36

1 8 14 1 31 51

1 55 25

2 18 57

2 42 25

3 5 51 3 29 13

3 52 31

4 15 45

Equation of Time.

Clock I

bef. Sun. jAge.

MOON.

12' 32"

12 20

12 7

11 54

11 4i)

11 26

11 12

10 57

10 42

10 26

10 10

9 54

9 37

9 21

9 4

8 46

8 29

8 11

7 53

7 33

7 17

6 58

6 40

6 22

6 3

Rises.

Souths.

H. M.

3ni44

Im 2

4 41

2 28

5 40

3 39

6 39

4 30

7 36

5 4

8 30

5 26

9 20

5 42

10 7

5 54

10 51

6 5

11 33

6 14

Oa 14

6 23

0 54

6 32

1 35

G 43

2 17

6 56

3 1

7 13

3 47

7 40

4 37

8 16

5 28

9 7

6 22

10 13

7 16

11 31

8 0

Oa 59

9 3

2 29

9 55

4 1

10 47

5 36

11 39

7 13

8 51

Cm 33

10 30

1 29

2 28

('?». 3

3 28

1 23

4 29

Sets. n. M. 7m 48 8 12

8 48

9 40 10 46

Oa 3

1 23

2 43

4 0

5 15

6 30

7 42

8 56

10 11

11 26

1 47

2 45

3 30

4 2 4 28 4 44

4 59

5 11 5 23 5 35

5 52

6 14

6 46

7 33

Morn.

H. M.

5 14

5 56

6 48

7 48

9 9

10 45

o'si

1 21

2 1

2 34

3 4

3 £2

4 2

4 31

5 1

5 33

6 12

6 58

8 0

9 28

11 2

0 36

1 20

2 0

2 42

3 23

4 6

4 50

5. 'J

Even. H. jr.

5 35

6 21

7 18

8 25

9 58 11 28

0 5

1 0

1 41

2 IS

2 50

3 18

3 47

4 IS

4 46 I

5 16 I

5 52 I

6 34

7 25 !

8 41 lU 18 ! 1137 I

0 11 !

0 58 I

1 40

2 21 !

3 2 i

3 44 i

4 28 i

5 15 i

6 4 :

CALENDAR FOR 1860-61.

APRIL 1861.

D. H. M. MOON'S PHASES.

Last Quarter 2 6 24 m. I

New Moon 10 6 56 m. |

Second Quarter Full Moon

D. H. M.

,.18 6 45 m. .24 10 23 A.

SUNDAYS, HOLIDATS, &C

SUN.

Enster Monday.. Easter Tuesday .

7 Pr. Leopold 6. 1853 , Low Sunday

Conven. of E. Burghs [meets.

14 Prs. Beatrice b. 1857 2rf iSun. after Easter ...

Sun en. Taur. 2ft54mM. id Sun. after Easter....

St Mark, Evang ,

25 Prs. Alice b. 1848.,

ith Sun. after Easter

Rises.

Sets.

H. M.

5 46

6 48

5 44

6 50

5 41

6 52

5 38

6 54

5 36

6 56

5 33

6 58

5 30

7 0

5 28

7 2

5 26

7 4

5 23

7 6

5 20

7 8

5 18

7 10

5 16

7 12

5 13

7 14

5 10

7 16

5 8

7 18

5 6

7 20

5 3

7 22

5 0

7 24

4 58

7 26

4 66

7 28

4 53

7 30

4 50

7 32

4 48

7 34

4 46

7 36

4 44

7 38

4 41

7 40

4 38

7 42

4 3h-

7 44

4 34

7 46

DeclinationI North 4° 38' 5.1" 5 1 59

24 58 47 52 10 40

33 21 55 56 18 24 40 44

2 57

25 1 46 57

8 45 30 23 51 51

13 10

34 18 55 16

16 3

36 39 57 3

17 15

37 16 57 4 16 39 36 1 55 10

14 6 32 47 51 14

Equation of Time.

CIoclc bef.

i& aft. Sun.

35 17 0

42 25

7 50 34 17

1 45

0 29

bef. 14

aft. 1

0 15

MOON.

Arc.

Rises.

Souths.

H. M.

2m 24

5m 29

6 25

7 17

8 5

8 50

9 32

10 13

10 53

11 34

0 al5

0 59

1 45

2 33

3 24

4 16

5 9

6 1

6 53

fla

7 43

8 33

9 24

10 16

11 10

Om 8

1 9

2 11

Om 9

3 14

4 14

5 10

Sets.

H. M.

8m 37 9 52 11 12 Oa 31

HIGH WATEll AT LEITH.

10 27

11 37

Morn.

H. M.

6 31

7 34

8 56

10 23

11 37 0 7

0 52

1 29

2 2

2 34

3 4

3 32

4 2

4 34

5 9

5 51

6 40

7 44

9 4

10 28

11 33

0 45

1 30

2 15

3 1

3 47

4 34

5 25 G 17

Even.

H. M.

7 2

8 13

9 40 11 2

0 31

1 11

1 46

2 18

2 49

3 17

3 47

4 18

4 51

5 29

6 15

7 9

8 22

9 47 11 1 11 59

0 22

1 8

1 52

2 38

3 24

4 10

4 59

5 51

6 46

D. H. M.

Last Quarter......... 1 7 32 a.

New Moon 9 11 8 a.

MOON'S PHASES. D. H. M.

Second Quarter 17 4 3 a.

Full Moon 21 6 6 m.

I), n. M. Last Quarter 31 10 25 m.

SUNDAYS, HOLIDAYS, &C.

SUN.

' St Philip Jt Si James .. 1 Pr. Arthur b. 1850 .

Ascen. Lay - JLoty Thr.

Sun. after Ascension...

W Th Fr Sa g I Rogation Sunday .

M I

TuS

W Th Fr Sa S M Tu AV Th Fr Sa S M Tu W Th Fr Sa S M Tu W Til Fr

Court of Session sits ...

W/iitsunday Term

Hen. Assembly meets...

Whitsttnd ay-Pentecost

Whit-Monday

S. en. Gem. 3A Im M... 21 Whit-Tuesday

* Q. Victoria b. 1819... Prs. Helena b. 1846...

Trinity Sunday

Wliitsun. Term, O.S..

I K.CIi./I. restored 1060 1

Rises.

Sets.

H. M.

4 32

7 48

4 31)

7 50

4 28

7 52

4 25

7 54

4 22

7 56

4 20

7 58

4 18

8 0

4 16

8 2

4 14

8 4

4 12

8 6

4 10

8 8

4 8

8 10

4 6

8 12

4 4

8 14

4 2

8 16

4 1

8 17

3 59

8 19

3 57

8 21

3 56

8 22

3 54

8 24

3 52

8 26

3 51

8 27

3 49

8 29

3 48

8 31

3 47

8 S3

3 45

8 35

3 44

8 36

3 43

8 37

3 41

8 39

3 40

8 40

3 39

8 41

Declination

North

15° 9' 27"

27 25

45 7

2 34

19 45 36 40 53 19

9 40

25 45 41 31 57 1 12 12 27 4 41 38 55 53

9 49 23 26 36 42 49 39

2 15 14 31

26 27

38 1 49 14

0 G 10 36

20 44 30 30

39 54 48 .56

Age,

MOON.

HIGH WATER AT LEITH.

Rises.

Souths.

H. M.

1ot54

6m 1

2 8

6 47

2 21

7 31

2 31

8 12

2 41

8 53

2 50

9 33

2 59

10 14

3 12

10 57

3 27

11 42

3 48

Oa 30

4 19

1 20

5 0

2 12

5 57

3 5

7 6

3 57

8 24

4 48

9 46

5 38

11 12

6 27

0a38

7 15

2 7

8 5

3 S7

8 56

5 13

9 51

6 49

10 49

8 22

11 50

9 44

10 47

0m54

11 29

1 56

11 55

2 56

3 50

0ml3

4 40

0 28

5 26

0 38

6 9 1

Sets.

H. M.

10m 18 11 .37 Oa 54

2 8

3 21

4 34

5 47

7 2

8 16

9 26

10 29

11 23

Om 2 0 32

0 51

1 8 1 22 1 34 1 1 2 2 3 4 5 6 7 9

10 36

11 53

Morn.

H. M.

7 20

8 29

9 45

10 49

11 45

0 10

0 51

1 27

2 3

2 36

3 8

3 41

4 16

4 55

5 39

6 29

7 28

8 39

9 52

10 52

ill 47

0 12

1 4

1 56

2 46

3 34

4 22

5 10

6 0

6 54

7 51

Even.

H. M.

7 54 9 7

10 18

11 20

0 31

1 9

1 45

2 20

2 52

3 24

3 58

4 35

5 15 6

6 57

8 3

9 16

10 23

11 21

0 38

1 30

2 22

3 10

3 58

4 46

5 35

6 26

7 22

8 21

A TABLE OF SIMPLE INTEREST,

AT FOUn, FOtTK AND A HALF, AND FIVB PEE CENT, FKOM OSE DAT TO ONE TEAK INCLDSrVE.

Note. - For two per cent, take the half of four per cent; for two and a half per cent, take the half of fiye

per cent;

for three per

cent, take three-quarters of four per cent; and for three and a

half per cent, |

take off one-eighth from four per cent.

IDay.

per cent.

4J per cent.

5 per cent.

5 Days.

4 per cent.

4J per cent.

5 per cent.

Principal.

s. d.f.

& s. d. f.

£ s. d. f.

Principal.

£ s. d. f.

£ s. d.

£ s. d. f.

£1

0 0 0

0 0 0 0

£1

0 0 0 0

0 0 0

1) 0 0 0

0 0 0

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 1

0 0 0

0 0 0 1

0 0 0

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 1

0 0 0

0 0 0 1

0 0 0

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 2

0 0 0

0 0 0 2

0 0 ff

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 2

0 0 0

0 0 0 3

0 0 0

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 3

0 0 0

0 0 0 3

0 00

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 3

0 0 1

0 0 10

0 0 0

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 1

0 0 10

0 0 1

0 0 11

0 a 0

0 0 0 1

0 0 10

0 0 1

0 0 11

0 0 1

0 0 0 1

0 0 11

0 0 1

0 0 12

0 0 2

0 0 0 2

0 0 2 2

0 0 2

0 0 3 1

0 0 3

0 0 0 3

0 0 3 3

0 0 4

0 0 4 3

0 10

0 0 10

0 0 11

0 0 5 1

0 0 5

0 0 6 2

oil

0 0 11

0 0 12

0 0 6 2

0 0 7

0 0 8 0

100

0 2 2

0 0 2 3

0 0 3 1

100

0 110

0 12

0 14 1

200

0 5 1

0 0 5 3

0 0 6 2

200

0 2 2 1

0 2 5

0 2 8 3

250

0 6 2

0 0 7 1

0 0 8 0

250

0 2 8 3

0 3 0

0 3 5 0

1000

2 2 1

0 2 5 2

0 2 8 3

1000

0 10 11 2

0 12 3

0 13 8 1

2 Days. 1

0 0 0

0 0 0 0

6 Days. 1

0 0 0 0

0 0 0

0 0 0 0

0 0 0

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 1

0 0 0

0 0 0 1

0 0 0

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 1

0 0 0

0 0 0 2

0 0 0

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 1

0 0 0 2

0 0 0

0 0 0 3

0 0 1

0 0 0 1

0 0 0 3

0 0 0

0 0 0 3

0 0 1

0 0 0 1

0 0 0 3

0 0 1

0 0 10

0 0 1

0 0 0 1

0 0 10

0 0 1

0 0 11

0 0 1

0 0 0 1

0 0-02

0 0 11

0 0 1

0 0 12

0. 0 1

0 0 0 2

0 0 11

0 0 1

0 0 13

Oi 0 2

0 0 0 2

0 0 12

0 0 1

0 0 13

01 1 0

0 0 10

0 0 11

0 0 3 0

0 0 3

0 0 3 3

0 12

0 0 13

0 0 4 2

0 0 5

0 0 5 3

a 2 0

0 0 2 1

0 0 2 2

0 0 6 1

0 0 7

0 0 7 3

0 2 2

0 0 2 3

0 0 3 1

0 0 7 3

0 0 8

0 0 9 3

1>.0

0 5 1

0 0 5 3

0 0 6 2

100

0 13 3

0 1 5

0 17 2

20O

0 10 2

0 0 11 3

0 110

200

0 2 7 2

0 2 11

0 3 3 1

250

1 1 0

0 12 3

0 14 1

250

0 3 3 1

0 3 8

0 4 11

1000

4 4 2

0 4 11 0

0 5 5 3

1000

0 13 1 3

0 14 9

0 16 5 1

3 Days. 1

0 0 0

0 0 0 0

7 Days. 1

0 0 0 0

0 0 0

0 0 0 0

0 0 0

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 1

0 0 0

0 0 0 1

0 0 0

0 0 0 1

0 0 0 2

0 0 0

0 0 0 2

0 0 1

0 0 0 1

0 0 0 2

0 0 0

0 0 0 3

0 0 1

0 0 0 1

0 0 0 3

0 0 1

0 0 10

0 0 1

0 0 0 2

0 0 10

0 0 1

0 0 11

0 0 2

0 0 0 2

0 0 11

0 0 1

0 0 12

0 0 2

0 0 0 2

0 0 0 3

0 0 11

0 0 1

0 0 13

0 0 2

0 0 0 3

0 0 12

0 0 1

0 0 2 0

0 0 3

0 0 0 3

0 0 13

0 0 2

0 0 2 1

0 12

0 0 13

8 0 13

0 0 3 2

0 0 4

0 0 4 2

0 2 1

0 0 2 2

0 0 2 3

4 0 5 2

0 0 6

0 0 6 3

0 3 0

0 0 3 2

0 0 3 3

0 0 7 1

0 0 8

0 0 9 0

0 3 3

0 0 4 1

0 0 4 3

0 0 9 0

0 0 10

0 0 11 2

100

0 7 3

0 0 8 3

0 0 9 3

100

0 16 1

0 18

0 1 11 0

200

1 3 3

0 15 3

0 17 2

200

0 3 0 3

0 3 5

0 3 10 0

250

17 2

0 1 10 0

0 2 0 2

250

0 3 10 0

0 4 3

0 4 .^t 2

1000

6 6 3

0 7 4 3

0 8 2 2

1000

0 15 4 0

0 17 3

0 19 2 0

4 Days. 1

0 0 0

0 0 0 0

8 Days. 1

0 0 0 0

0 0 0

0 0 0 1

0 0 0

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 1

0 0 0

0 0 0 2

0 0 1

0 0 0 1

0 0 0 2

0 0 0

0 0 0 3

0 0 1

0 0 0 1

0 0 0 2

0 0 0 3

0 0 0

0 0 10

0 0 2

0 0 0 2

0 0 10

0 0 1

0 0 11

0 0 2

0 0 0 2

0 0 0 3

0 0 10

0 0 1

0 0 12

0 0 2

0 0 0 3

0 0 11

0 0 1

0 0 13

0 0 3

0 0 0 3

0 0 10

0 0 12

0 0 1

0 0 2 0

0 0 3

0 0 10

0 0 13

0 0 2

0 0 2 1

0 1 0

0 0 10

0 0 11

0 0 2 0

0 0 2

0 0 2 2

0 2 0

0 0 2 1

0 0 2 2

0 0 4 0

0 0 4

0 0 5 1

0 3 0

0 0 3 2

0 0 3 3

0 0 6 1

0 0 7

0 0 7 3

0 4 0

0 0 4 2

0 0 5 1

0 0 8 1

0 0 9

0 0 10 2

0 5 1

0 0 5 3

0 0 6 2

0 0 10 2

0 0 11

0 110

100

0 10 2

0 0 11 3

0 110

100

0 19 0

0 1 11

0 2 2 1

200

1 9 0

0 1 11 2

0 2 2 1

200

0 3 6 0

0 3 11

0 4 4 2

250

2 2 1

0 2 5 2

0 2 8 3

250

0 4 4 2

0 4 11

0 5 5 3

1000

8 9 0

0 9 10 1

0 10 11 2

1000

0 17 6 1

0 19 8

1 1 11 0

EDINBURGH

INTEREST TABLE - ConimMcd

9 Days.

per

cent.

per cent.

30 Days.

4 per cent.

4 J per cent.

5 per cent, !

Principal.

5. d. f.

s. d. f.

Principal.

& s. d. /.

£ s. d. f.

£ s.

1-^i

. ^ei

0 0 1

£1

0 0 0 3

0 0

0 3

0 0 2

0 0 12

0 0 13

0 0

1 3

0 0 3

0 0 2 1

0 0 2 2

0 0

2 3

0 10

0 0 3 0

0 0 3 2

0 0

3 3

0 1 1

Oil

0 0 3 3

0 0 4 1

0 0

4 3

0 12

0 13

0 0 4 2

0 0 5 1

0 0

5 3

0 13

0 2 0.

0 0 5 %

0 0 6 0

0 0

6 3

0 2 0

0 2 1

0 0 6 1

0 0 7 0

0 0

7 3

0 2 1

0 2 2

0 0 7 0

0 0 7 3

0 0

8 3

0 2 2

0 2 3

0 0 7 3

0 0 8 3

0 0

9 3

0 5 1

0 5 3

0 13 3

0 15 3

0 1

7 2

0 7 3

0 8 3

0 1 11 2

0 2 2 2

0 2

5 2

0 10 2

0 11 3

0 2 7 2

0 2 11 2

0 3

3 1

1 1 1

12 3

0 3 3 1

0 3 8 1

0 4

1 1

100

2 2 2

2 5 2

100

0 6 6 3

0 7 4 3

0 8

2 2

200

4 5 1

4 11 0

200

0 13 1 3

0 14 9 2

0 16

5 1

250

4 11

5 6 2

6 1 3

250

0 16 5 1

0 18 5 3

1 0

6 2

1000

2 2 1

4 7 3

1000

3 5 9 0

3 13 11 2

4 2

10 Days. 1

0 0 I

0 0 1

1 Month. 1

0 0 0 3

0 0

0 0 2

0 0 12

0 0 13

0 0

2 0

0 0 3

0 0 2 1

0 0 2 2

0 0

3 0

0 1 0

0 1 1

0 0 3 0

0 0 3 2

0 0

4 0

0 1 1

0 1 2

0 0 4 0

0 0 4 2

0 0

5 0

0 13

0 0 4 3

0 0 5 1

0 0

6 0

0 2 0

0 2 1

0 0 5 3

0 0 6 1

0 0

7 0

6 2 1

0 2 2

0 0 6 1

0 0 7 0

0 0

8 0

0 2 2

0 2 3

0 0 7 0

0 0 8 0

0 0

9 0

0 2 3

0 3 1

0 0 8 0

0 0 9 0

0 0

10 0

0 5 3

0 6 2

0 14 0

0 16 0

0 1

8 0

0 8 3

0 9 3

0 2 0 0

0 2 3 0

0 2

6 0

0 11 3

1 1 0

0 2 S 0

0 3 0 0

0 3

4 0

12 3

1 4 1

0 3 4 0

0 3 9 0

0 4

2 0

100

2 5 2

2 8 3

100

0 6 8 0

0 7 6 0

0 8

4 0

200

4 11 0

5 5 3

2on

0 13 4 0

0 15 0 0

0 16

8 0

250

6 1 .')

G 10 0

2.50

0 16 8 0

0 18 9 0

1 0

10 0

1000

4 7 3

7 4 3

1000

3 6 8 0

3 15 0 0

4 3

20 Days. 1

0 0 2

lYear. 1

0 0 9 2

0 0 10 3

0 1

0 1 0

0 1 1

0 17 0

0 19 2

0 2

0 0

0 1 3

0 1. 3

0 2 4 3

0 2 8 1

0 3

0 0

0 2 I

0 2 2

0 3 0 0

0 3 7 0

0 4

0 0

0 2 3

0 3 1

0 4 0 0

0 4 6 0

0 5

0 0

0 3 2

0 3 3

0 4 9 2

0 5 4 3

0 6

0 0

0 4 0

0 4 2

0 5 7 0

0 6 3 2

0 7

0 0

0 4 2

0 5 1

0 6 4 3

0 7 2 1

0 8

0 0

0 5 0

0 5 3

0 7 2 1

0 8 10

0 9

0 0

0 5 3

0 6 2

0 8 0 0

0 9 0 0

0 10

0 0

0 11 3

1 1 0

0: 16 0 0

0 18 0 0

1 0

0 0

15 3

1 7 2

14 0 0

17 0 0

1 10

0 0

1 11 2

2 2 1

1 12 0 0

1 16 0 0

2 0

0 0

2 5 2

2 8 3

2 0 0 0

2 5 0 0

2 10

0 0

100

4 11 0

5 5 3

100

4 0 0 0

4 10 0 0

5 0

0 0

200

9 10 1

10 11 2

200

8 0 0 0

9 0 0 0

10 0

0 0

250

12 3 3

13 8 1

250

10 0 0 0

11 5 0 0

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LIST OF THE STKEETS, SQUARES, PLACES, CLOSES, COURTS AND LANES, &c., IN EDINBURGH AND LEITH,

WITH REFERENCE TO THEIR SITUATIONS.

LEITH ARE MARKED THUS *,

Abbey, foot of Canongate

4bbey hill, . Spring Gardens to

Watergate Abbey hill house, Norton place Abbey mount, Abbey hill &.bercorn place, Jock's lodge Abercromby place, foot Duke st. Adam Square, South bridge 'Adam street, Roxburgh place *Adelphi place. Links *Admiralty street, Couper street Advocates' close, 357 High street Ainslie place. Great Stuart street Aii'd's close, 135 Grassmarket Aitchison's close, 58 West port Albany street, foot of Duke street *AlbaDy street. North Fort street Albany cottage, York lane Albert place, India jjlace Albyn place, west end of Queen st. Alder bank, Jock's lodge Alison's close, 34 Cowgate Alison's place, foot of Leith walk Alison's square, Potterrow Allan street, Stockbridge Allan's close, 269 High street Allan's close, 79 Grassmarket Allan's court, 269 High street *Allanfield, Queensferry road Alva St., Charlotte pi. to Wm. st. Amphion cottage. Trinity 'Amphion place, n. b. Canongate Anchor close, 243 High street Anchorfield, Newhaven Anderson's place, foot Leith walk Anderson's close, 14 Cowgate Annandale st., head of Leith walk Ann street, St Bernard's Annfield, Newhaven Antigua street, Union place Archers' hall, Buccleuch street Archibald place, Lanriston Argyle square. North College st. Argyle place. Meadows Arniston place, Newington Arthur street and places, Pleasance Arthur lodge, Dalkeith road Ashley buildings, entry from 15

High street *Assembly st. east end Bernard st. Athelstane cottage, Ferry road Atholl crescent, by Maitlaud street

Atholl place, AthoU crescent

Banner place, Morningside Bailie Fyfe's close, 101 High street Bailie's court, 50 Cowgate Bainfield, Fountainbridge *Bainfield

Baird's close, 135 West port Bakehouse close, 146 Canongate Baker's place, n. w. Circus place Ballantyne's close, 7 Grassmarket *Baltic street, east end Bernard st. Bangholm, Queensferry road Baugholm bower, near Trinity Bank street, Lawnmarket Bank Street, North, Mound place *Bank street, Bernard street *Bank pi. and lio., Queensferry rd. *Bankhouse

*Barm close, 15 Coalhill Baron Grant's close, 15 High st. Barony street, fuot of Brougbton st. Barringer's close, 91 High street *Bathfield, near Leith fort *Bath street, James' place Baxter's close, 469 Lawnmarket Baxter's place, bead of Leith walk Beattie's close, 84 Grassmarket Beaumont place, head of Pleasance Beaumont cottage, do. Beaver hall, Canonmills Bedford street, top of Dean street Beggrie's entry, 69 St Leonard st. Belleville, Dalkeith road Bellevue crescent, Mansfield place Bellevue terrace, E. Claremont st. Bellevue cottage. Trinity Bellevue cottage. Ferry road Bellfield, Trinity Bell's close, 272 Canongate *Beirs court, 25 Constitution st. Bell's entry, 17 St Leonard street Bell's mills, near Sun bury Bell's wynd, 146 High street *Bernard st., Baltic st. to Shore *Binnie's close, 36 Giles' street Bishop's close, 129 High street Blackadder road. Whitehouse Blacket place, Minto street Blackfriars' wynd, 96 High street,

and 236 Cowgate Blackford, Canaan

Blair's close, Castlehill Blair street, from Hunter square Blandfield house, Broughton road Blandfield row, Canonmills Bleek cottage, Granton road Blenheim place, Baxter place Bloom row, Canaan Blyth's close, 517 Castlehill Boghall, Boroughmuirhead Bennington park, Bennington Bennington road, Claremont cres.

to Newhaven Bennington bank, Queensferry rd. Bonnington brae, Bonningtou Bennington place, Bonnington *Bonnington bank, Bonnington rd. *Bonnington row, w. end Yardhds. Bonnington lodge. Ferry road Bonnington mount, do. Borough loch. Archers' hall Boroughmuirhead, Bruntsfield pi. Berth wick's close, 190 High street Boswell's court, 392 Castlehill Boswell road, Granton road Botanic gardens, Invei leith row Bow bridge, Boroughmuirhead *Bowerliail, Bonnington road *Bowie's close, 27 Queen street *Bowling-green street Boyd's entry, St Mary's wynd Braid, Boroughmuirhead Brand place. Abbey hill Brandfieid place, Fountaiubri<lgo Brandon street, Henderson row Bread street, Port-Hopetoun *Brickfield, Restalrig road "Brickwork close, 104 Kirkgafe Bridge place, Bonnington briJiie ^Bridge street. Upper Drawbridge Brighton street, Lothian street Bristo port, Candlemaker row Bristo street. Chapel street *Broad wynd. Shore Brodie's close, 304 Lawnmarket Brown's close, 79 Canongate Brown's close, 385 Lawnmarket Brown's court, 125 Canongate Brown's court, 396 Castlehill Brown's court, 27 Crosscausey Brown's entry, foot of Leith walk Brown's place, Vennel *Brown's place, Junction road

LIST OF STREETS, ETC., IN EDINBURGH AND LEITH.

Brown street, 134 Pleasance Urown street lane. Brown street Brown's square, Argyle square Bronghton markets, Broughton st. Broughton street, Catharine street Brougliton place, Broughton street Broughton lane, 33 Brougliton st. Brougliton park house, Claremont

street, east Broughton hall, Claremont ores. Broughton point, Powderhall Brunswick street. Hillside cres. Brunswick street, Clarence street *Brunton's close, 70 Tolbootk wd. Brunton place, Gr. London road Bruntsfield ho., Bruntsfield links Bruntsfield links, Wright's houses Bruntsfield place, Bruntsfield links Buccleuch place, George square Buccleuch pend, St Patrick square Buccleuch street, Buccleuch place Buchanan's eourt,300 Lawnmarket Buchanan's close, 283 Cowgate Buckstane, Boroughmuirhead Bull's close, 181 High street Bull's close, 307 Cowgate Bull's close, 106 Canongate *Burgesscl., Shore and Water lane *Burns' street, Lochend road Burnet's close, 156 High street Byer's close, 373 High street

*Cable wynd, 51 Giles' street Caldwell lane, St Ann's yards Callender h. and entry, 67 Canong. Calton street, Leith street Caltonhill, from Calton street Calton place, Calton street, south Calton, Low, from Leith wynd Cambridge street, Lothian road Cameron house, Dalkeith road Campbell's close, 87 Canongate Campbell's cl., east, 137 Cowgate Campbell's cl., west, 109 Cowgate Campbell's entry, 145 Cowgate Canaan, Grange loan to Morning- side Canal basin, Port-Hopetoun Canal street, below N. bridge, west Candlemaker row, Cowgate head Canning place, Causeyside *Cannon st., east side Leith Port Canongate, Abbey to Netherbow Canongate, north back of, Water- gate to Low Calton Canongate, south back of, Cowgate Canonmills, no. of Bellevue cres. Canon street, Canonmills Cant's close, 108 High street Carfrae's entry, 112 Canongate Cargillfield, Trinity Caiieton street, St Bernard's Cairleton Terrace, Regent terrace Carnegie street, 160 Pleasance Carrubber's close, 135 High street Carrnbber's court, Carrubber's cl. Cassell's place, foot Leith Walk Castlebank, King's stables Castle bank, Merchiston Castlebarns, Port-Hopetoun Castlehill, Lawnmarket to Castle Castle terrace, St Cuthbert's glebe Castle street, 117 Princes street to

Queen street Castle wynd, 46 Grassmarkefc Catharine bank, Bonnington road

Catharine street, Leit.h street Catholic chapel lane, Broughton st. Causeyside, Summerhall Chalmers' close, 81 High street Chalmers' buildings, Fountainbr. Chancelot, Queensferry road Chapel court, foot Trunk close Chapel street, west Nicolson street Chapel wynd, 51 West port *Chapel lane, 18 Quality street Charles street, George square Charlotte square, George st, west Charlotte St., south, Princes st.,

west Charlotte Place, Queensferry st. ^Charlotte street, foot of Kirkgate *Charlotte lane, 58 Charlotte st. Cherry bank, Bonnington road Chessel's court, 240 Canongate Cheyne street, Stockbridge Christian bank. Trinity pier Christie's entry, 75 St Leonard st. Church hill, Morningside Church lane, Heriot row Church street. Spring gardens,

India place Circus, Royal, foot Howe street Circus place, east. Royal circus Circus place, west, Royal circus *Citadel, so. side of new Wet Dock *Citadel st.. Citadel to Couper st. Claremont street, east, Claremont

crescent Claremont cres., Broughton road Claremont st., w., Saxe-Coburg pi. Claremont place, Clarence street Clarence street, Brunswick street Clarendon crescent. Dean bridge *Claremont cottage, Claremont pk. * Claremont pk., e. side Leith links Clarke ville. Grange road Clearburn, by Prestonfield Clerk street, St Patrick square Clerk's*mills, Canonmills Clermiston house, Corslorphine Clifton lodge, Boswell rd.. Trinity Clifton bank. Grange road Clyde street, north St Andrew st. *Coalhill, Tolbooth wynd to She- riff brae Coates place, west of Manor place Coates, east. Manor Place Coates, south, by Maitland street Coates, west, by Maitland street Coates crescent, by Shandwick pi. Coates hall, west Maitland street *Coatfield lane, 14 Kirkgate *Coburg St., &c., n. end Bridge st. Clock mill. King's park Cockburn bank, Bonnington place College, South bridge College street, north, Adam sq. College street, south, Nicolson st. College street, west, from Horse

wynd to Potterrow College wynd, north College street,

and 205 Cowgate Coltbridge, Corstorphine road Coltbridge road, Whitehouse toll Comely gardens. Abbey hill Comely bank, Stockbridge Comely green, Norton place, east Commercial bank cl. 142 High st. Commercial court, 247 Cowgate *Commercial place, north end

Sandport street

*Constitution court, 33 Constitu

tion street -Constitution street, Bernard st. Conn's close, 162 Cowgate Cooper's entry, 130 Canongate Corunna place, Bonnington road Coull's close, 315 Canongate *Couper street, Coburg street Cowan's close, 43 Crosscausey Cowan's close, 95 Cowgate Cowan's close, 28 Tolbooth wynd Cowgate, Grassm. to St Mary's w. Cowie's close, 107 Grassmarket Covenant close, 162 High street Craig's close, 265 High street Craigend, north back of Canongate Craighouse, Boroughmuirhead Craigie terrace, Dalkeith road Craigentinny house, Restalrig Craigleith cottage. Comely bank Craigleith quarry. Comely bank Craigsideplace,^ootof Salisbury st. Craigside, foot of Salisbury street Crawford's close, 8 Grassmarket *Crawley court, 112 Kirkgate *Cromwell street, Coburg street Crichton street, George square Croft-an-righ, Abbey hill Crooked-dykes, 62 east Cross- causey Crosscausey, Chapel street Crown street, foot of Leith walk Cumberland street, Duncan street

to St Vincent street Cumin place. Grange Cumming's close, 52 Canongate Currie's close, 94 Grassmarket Currie's court, 82 Abbey hill

Dalkeith road, St Leonard street Dairy lane. Hay weights Dairy mills, by Coltbridge Dalrymple place, Carnegie street Danube street, St Bernard's *Darling's brae, 24 Giles' street

and 28 Yardheads Darlings' buildings, Saunders' st. Darnaway street, Heriot row, west Darnley villa, Canaan lane Davie street, w. Richmond street Dean, by Water of Leith Dean-bank, Saxe-Coburg place Deanbank house, Saxe-Coburg pi. Dean park, by Bell's mills Dean street, Stockbridge Dean terrace, Stockbridge Dean lodge, Saxe-Coburg place Deanhaugh street, Stockbridge Denholm green. Trinity Deuchar street, Morningside Dewar close, 100 West bow Dewar close, 102 Grassmarket Dewar place, Tobago street Dick's place, Grange Dick's close, 195 Cowgate Dickson's close, 222 Cowgate and

118 High street *Dock gates, east end Wet Docks *Dock street, north end Bridge st. *Dock place. Commercial place Douglas court, Leith wynd Douglas lodge, Merchiston park Doune terrace, Gloucester place Downie place, Port-Hopetoun Drum, Easter road Drumdryan, Lochrin i

LIST OF STREETS, ETC., IN EDINBURGH AND LEITH,

Driimdryan. lane, Lochrin Drummond place, foot Dublin st. Drummond street, Soulih bxidge to

Pleasance Drummond court, 6 Drummond st. Drumslieugh, Melville place Dublin street, foot of Duke street Duke street, York place *Duke street, foot of Leith walk Dumbiedykes, s. back Canongate Dunbar street. Earl Grey street Dunbar's close, 413 Lawnmarket Dunbar's close, 137 Canongate Duncan street, Newington Duncan street, Drummond place Duncan's close, 35 Canongate Duncan house, Newington *Duncan's place. Links Dundas street, Abercrombie place Dunlop's court, 36 Grassmarket Dunlop's close, 45 Grassmarket

*Eastfield, Seafield batbs Easter road, Norton place to Leitb

links Earl Grey street. Home street Echo bank, Grayfield toU Eden, Morningside Edgehill, Dean park Edmonstone close, 112 West bow Egypt, Morningside *Elbe street, north end of links Elder Street, St James' square Elizafield, Bonnington *Ellen street, Albany street to

London row Elm row, Leopold place Elphinstone court, south Gray's cl. Erniston, Boswell road Erskine pi., Maitland st., east end Esplin's close, 39 Grassmarket Eton terrace. Dean bridge Exchange, Eoyal, 291 High street Eyre place, Brandon street

Factory close, 33 Crosscausey Fairnington place, Stockbridge Falcon hall, Morningside Farquharson place, west Preston st . Ferry road, east and west of In-

verleith row Fettes row, Eoyal crescent Fife place, Leith walk Fillyside, Leith Findhorn place.- Grange Fingal place. Meadows Finlayson's close, 164 Canongate Fisher's close, 312 Lawnmarket Fisher's entry, 131 Cowgate Fishmarket, Canal street * Fishmaxket, Riddle's close *Fleshmarket, 48 Tolbooth wynd Fleshmarket, Fleshmarket close Fleshmarket close, 199 High st. Forbes place and street, Beaumont

place Forres street, Albyn place Forester's wynd, 98 Cowgate Forrest road, Bristo port Forsyth's close, 57 Canongate Fort street, north and south, Hill-

housefield Forth street, Broughton street Forthfield cottage. Trinity Foulis' close, north, 229 High st. Fountain close, .28 High street

Fountainbridge, Mainpoint Fountain court, 81 Fountainbridge *Fox lane, Bath street *Foxe's lane, 71 St Andrew street Francis place, west Preston street Frederick street, 89 Princes street *Frithfield, near the Baths Fullerton's close, 6 Abbey hill

Gabriel's road, w. Register street Galloway's entry, 58 Canongate Galloway's close, 425 High street Gardner's crescent, Tobago street Gayfield square, Leith Walk Gayfield street, east Broughton Gayfield place, Gayfield square Geddes's close, 223 Canongate General's entry, 58 Bristo street,

and 77 Potterrow Gentle's close, 122 Canongate George Place, Leith walk George square, Charles street George street, St Andrew square

to Charlotte square *George street, west from theF'ort Georgefield, Trinity George IV. bridge, Melbourne

place Gibb's close, 250 Canongate Gibb's enti-y, 104 Nicolson street Gibraltar house, St Leonard's hiU Gifford park, 72 Hope park end Gilchrist's lane, Greenside row *Giles' street, 102 Kirkgate Gillespie's Hospital, Wright's

houses toll Gillespie street, Gilmonr place Gilmour place, Lochrin Gilmour street, Paul's work GUmoui street, Simon square Gilmoiir's close, 99 Grassmarket Gladstone's close, 20 Grassmarket *Glover street, middle of Duke st. *Golf-house, Duke street Glanville place, Baker's place Glenfiulas street, Charlotte square Glenorchy place, Greenside row Gloucester place, India street Golden acres, Inverleith row Gothic house. Trinity Gothic viUa, foot of York road Goshen, Canaan Graham street, Lauriston Grange, ToUfield, Grange toll Grange, Causeyside Grange bridge, Boroughmuirhead Grange court, 68 Causeyside Grange loan, Causeyside Grange place, Causeyside Grange villa, 78 Causeyside Granton pier, Granton Grant's close, S5 West bow Grant's close, little, 5 Nether bow Grassmarket, West bow to Vennel Grayfield and Grayfield toll, Dal- keith road Gray street, south, upper Gray

street Gray street, upper, Salisbury pi. Gray's court, 95 Nicolson street Gray's close, north, 125 High st. Gray's close, south, 56 High street

and 244 Cowgate Grecian cottage, Trinity Greenhill bank, Boroughmuirhead Greenhill, Bruntsfield links

Greenhill gardens, Bruntsfield Ikg. Greenside place, Greenside street Greenside street, Calton street Greenside lane, Baxter's place Greenside row, Nottingham place Greenside house. Hillside cres. Greig's close, 8 Abbey Greyfriar's pi., George IV. bridge Grindlay's close, 97 West bow Grove street, Morrison street Grove place. Grove street Grove cottage. Grove street Grove house, 116 Fountainbridge Grove road, Grove street Gullan's close, 264 Canongate

Haddington court, south back of

Canongate Haddington's entry, 80 Canongate Haddington place, Annandale st. Haddon's court, 112 Nicolson st. Hailes' street, Gilmour pL, w. ch, Halkerston's wynd, 163 High st. Hall's court, 230 Cowgate ''Hamburg place, Albany place Hamilton place, Mayfield loan Hamilton place. High riggs Hamilton place, Glanville place Hamilton's close, little, 67Grassm. Hamilton's close, 61 Grassmarket Hamilton's court, 133 Pountainb. Hamilton's entry, 36 Bristo street Hamilton's folly, 29 St Leonard st. Hammerman's close, 55 Cowgate Hanover street, 77 Princes street

to Queen street Hardwell close, 193 Plea-sance Hart street. Forth street to

Broughton place Hastie's close, north College street

and 225 Cowgate Hatters' court, 154 Pleasance Haugh street, Stockbridge *Hawkfield, Restalrig road *Hawkhill, near Lochend Hawthorn-bank, by L3medoch pi. Hawthornville, Whalebrae Hay lodge. Trinity Hay weights, by west Maitland st. Hay's court, Mainpoint Hay's street, Nicolson square Haymarket, Dairy lane Hebron bank, Canaan Helen cottage and pi. , Morningside Helen place, Leith mount Henderson's row, foot Pitt street Henry place, Henry street Henry street, St Leonard's_ Hereles street, foot Carnegie st. Hermitage place, Stockbridge Hermitage, Lochend road Hermitage, upper, Restalrig roat *Hermitage hill, Restalrig road *Hermitage park, Lochend road *Hermitage place. Links Heron's court, 184 Cowgate Heriot bridge, Grassmarket Heriot court, Leith walk Heriot hQl, by Canonmills Heriot's hospital, Lauriston Heriot mount, Carnegie street Heriot place, Lauriston Heriot cottage, Brandon street Heriot row, Abercromby place Heriot buildings, opposite Or-

chardfield place, Leith walk

LIST or STREETS, ETC., IN EDINBURGH AND LEITH.

Higli riggs, Mainpoint to Tollcross High street, Castlehill to Nether- bow High School wynd, 387 Cowgate High School close, 387 Canongate High School yards, Surgeon square HiU place, Nicolson street Hill square, Hill place Hill street, Thistle st. toToungst. Hillside crescent, London road Hillhousefield, s. Queensferryroad Hodge's court, Blackfriars' wynd Holyrood street, Hercles street Holyrood house. Abbey Holly lodge, Trinity Holyrood street, south back Canon- gate Home street, Leven street Home's close, 284 Canongate Hope street, Princes street to

Charlotte square Hope crescent, Annandale street Hope street, Cassels' place Hope terrace. North Junction

street Hope terrace, Whitehouse Hope's court, 45 High street Hope park, back of Meadows Hope park end, Buccleuch street Hopetoun court, Fountainbridge Horse \\7nd, foot of Canongate Horse wynd, 179 Cowgate to Col- lege street, west *Horse wynd, 73 Giles's street Howard place, Warriston crescent Howe street, Heriot row Hume's close, 101 Cowgate Hunter's close, 129 Grassmarket Hunter square. South Bridge and

High street Huntly street, Canonmills Hyndford's close, 50 High street

India street, west Heriot row India place. Circus place *Industry lane, north Port street Infirmary street. South bridge Inglis' court, 17 West port Ingliston street, Adam street Innes's court, 93 Pleasance Inverforth, Laverock bank. Trinity Inverleithfield, Queensferry road' Inverleith house, by Stockbridge Inverleith place and terrace, In- verleith row Ironside court, Monteith's close Ironside place, 69 Abbey hill Ivy lodge. Trinity

Jack's closes, 225 and 233 Canon- gate Jackson's close, 209 High street Jamaica street, Howe street *Jamaica street, Ferry road James* court, 501 Lawnmarket *James lane, Bath street * James place, south end Bath st.; Jamieson's close, 68 Grassmarket' *Janefield place, Easter road Jessfield, Bonnington road Jew's close, 44 Causeyside Jock's lodge, Musselburgh road John's place, 19 St Leonard street *John's lane, Charlotte street *John's place, west side Links Johnstonfs close, 332 Lawnmarket ,

Johnstone's place, Raeburn place ^'Johnstone's street, Coburg street Jollie's close, 595 Castlehill Jordan place, Morningside Jordan bank, Morniiigside ^Junction street, Great, south Kirkgate

Kay's court, 76 Crosscausey Keir street, Graham street *Kemp's close, 15 Giles' street Kerr street, Glanville place Killiebrae, 26 West port Kincaid's court, 159 Cowgate King street. Little, James' street King street. Great, Drummond

place to Royal circus ^{ing's street, Yardheads King's park. Abbey King's place, Leith walk King's stables, south back of Castle Kinloch's close, 149 High street Kinloch's close, 259 Canongate Kinniburgh's close, 15 Grass- market Kirkbraehead house, west of

Princes street *Kirkgate, Leith walk to Tolbooth

wynd Kitchin's court, 176 Cowgate Kyle place, Norton place

Lady Lawson's wynd, Lauriston Ladyfield place, Tobago street Lady Stair's close, 447 Lawnmark. Lady wynd, 25 West port Lamb's close, 84 Crosscausey Lamoud's close, 23 Grassmarket *Lapicide place, back of Leith Fort Larchiield villa, Easter road Larkfield, Queensferry road Laverock bank and villas, Trinity Lauder park, 58 Causeyside Lauriston, Teviot row to Tollcross Lauriston gardens, Lauriston Lauriston terrace, Lauriston lane Lauriston lane, Lauriston Lauriston place, Lauriston Lauriston street, Lauriston to

Mainpoint Lawnmarket, 381 High street to

Castlehill Law's court, 127 Nicolson street *Lawrie's close, 11 Yardheads *Laurie street, 53 Constitution

street Leather court, Boyd's entry Leggat's land, Stockbridge *Leith fort road, Leith to New- haven *Leith saw mills, west of Sheriff- brae Leith street, Waterloo place to

Calton street Leith street terrace. East Register

street Leith walk. Elm row to Leith Leith wynd, head of Canongate Leith mount, Queensferry road Lennox street. Dean Leopold place, London road Leslie place, Deanhaugh street Leven street, Lochrin Lilliput, Trinity

Lindsay place, George IV, bridge *Links, east side of Leith

*Links place, south-west corner of

Links Livingston's close, 18 Crosscausey Lixmount, Trinity *Little Carron, Glassworks Lochend farm, near Restalrig Lochend closes, 107 and 115 Ca- nongate Lochrin, Home street Logan's close, 287 Canongate Logiemill cottage, Canonmills Logan's court, 83 n.b. of Canongate Logie-gi'een, Canonmills London road, head of Leith walk *London row, Albany street London street, Drummond place Long close, 26 Pleasance Lord Russell place, East Sciennes

street Lothian road. Princes street to

Port-Hopetoun Lothian street, College street Lovers' lane, Leith walk Lutton place, south Clerk street Lynedoch place, Melville place Lyon's close, 215 High street

M'Connochie's close, 44 Cowgate M'Dowall street, foot of Leith

wynd M'Kenzie place, west India place M'Laren place, Leith wynd Macneil's place, Leith walk *Madeira place, Madeira street *Madeira street, west end of

Prince Regent street Magdalene Asylum, 181 Canongate Mainpoint, head of West port Maitland street, west end of Princes

street Maitland street, west from AthoU

place to Haymarket Maitland street, Newhaven Maitland place, Newhaven Malloch's close, 73 Canongate Malta green, St Bernard's row Malta terrace, St Bernard's row Manor pi., west of Coates crescent Mansfield place, London street Mansion house road. Grange Manual's court, Crosscausey Marine villa, Leith links Marionville, Restalrig road Market street, Fleshmarket to

Mound Market Street, Low, above Green

market Market place, Brunswick street Mary King's close, foot of Allan's

close Marshall's close, 3 Grassmarket Mary's place, Raeburn place Mary cottage, Trinity Maryfield, Easter road Mayfield terrace, Newington Mayfield, Trinity Mayfield loan, Dalkeith road Meadowbank, Parson's green Meadow lodge, Meadows Meadow pi., so. side of Meadows Megget's court, 54 Abbey hill Meggetland, Boroughmuirhead Melbourne place, Lawnmarket Melvnie place, opposite Charlotte

place Melville crescent, Melville street

LIST OF STREETS, ETC., IN EDINBURGH AND LEITH.

MelvilJe street, Charlotte place to

Manor place Merchant street, Candlemaker row Merchiston house, Fountainbridge Merchiston lodge, Boroughmuir-

head Merchiston bank, Boroughmuirh. Merchiston park, Boroughmuirb. Merchiston castle, Boroughmuirh. Merchant Maiden hospital, Lau-

riston lane *Merrilees' close, 33 Yardheads *Meetinghoiise green, 56 Giles' st. Meuse lane, south St Andrew st. *Meuse lane, 25 Constitution street Middleby street, Newington Middlefield, George's place Middleton's entry, 32 Bristo street Miller's close, 171 Canongate Mill bank, Canaan Millburn, Morningside Miln's close, 212 Canongate Miln's court, 517 Lawnmarket Milne's square, 173 High street Mino park, St Leonard street Mint, bottom of south Gray's close Minto street, Fewington *Mitchell street, 120 Constitution

street Model buildings, Pilrig street Moffat's close, 29 Netherbow Monro place, Jock's lodge Montagu street, Clerk street Montpellier, Bruntsfield place Monteith's close, 61 High street Montgomery street. Elm row Moray place, west Heriot row Moray street, Pilrig street *Moray field, opposite Hawkfield Mordun, Spring garden, Abbey Morrison's close, 117 High street Morrison street, Tobago street Morrison place, Jock's lodge Morningside, Boroughmuirhead Morocco close, 275 Canongate *Morton street, Duke street *Morton entry, 24 Kirkgate Morton, Boroughmuirh ead Mound, Princes st. to Bank street Mound place, head of Mound Mount Pleasant, Morningside Munro's close, 119 Canongate Murdoch's close, 70 High street Murray street, 52 east Crosscausey Murray's close, 177 Pleasance Murrayfield, Coltbridge Myreside, Boroughmuirhead

Nelson street and place, Aber-

cromby place Netherbow, head of Canongate Newbattle terrace, Morningside New High School, Ee^nt terrace New lane, Annfield, Newhaven New bank. Trinity New Broughton, Barony street New street, Canongate Newington house, Blacket place Newington, Liberton road Newport street, Castlebarns Nicolson square, Nicolson street Nicolson street. College street to

St Patrick square Niddry st., High st. to Cowgate Niddry street, south, 253 Cowgate Northfield, Bennington road

North bridge, High street to Princes street

Northumberland street. Nelson street to Howe street

Northumberland place, east Nor- thumberland street

Norton place, east end of Regent road

Nottingham place, Calton street

Oakfield court, 108 Pleasance

Oakleigh villa, Wardie

Old Assembly close, 170 High street and 158 Cowgate

Old Broughton, Barony street

*01d Church wharf, Sandport street

Old Fishmarket close, 196 High street and 144 Cowgate

Old Fleshmarket close, 333 Canon- gate

*dld' Fleshmarket, 75 St Andrew

Old Gibbet toll, Dalkeith road Old Mealmarket, 122 Cowgate Old Playhouse close, 196 Canong. Old Post-office close, 253 High st. Old Stamp-office close, 221 High

street *01d Sugar-house close, 84 St

Andrew street Orchardfield, Leith walk Orchardfield street, Mainpoint Orchardfield place, Tobago street Orphan's hospital. Dean Osborne Cottage, Ferry road, w.

I. Row Osburn cottage, Trinity Oxford terrace. Dean bridge

Palmer's buildings, 17 west Nicol- son street Panmure's close, 129 Canongate Panmure's house, 129 Canongate Park place. Park street Park street, Bristo street Parkside street, St Leonard's Parliament sq., St Giles' church Parson's green, road to Piershill Paterson's close, 441 Lawnmarket Paterson's court. Old Broughton Paterson's close, 108 Pleasance *Pattison street, 31 Elbe street Patriot-hall, Hamilton place,

Stockbridge Paul street, Simon square Paul's work, foot of Leith wynd Peter's close, 187 Cowgate Perth street, Henderson row Physic gardens, below N. bridge Picardy place, York place Piershill barracks, Jock's lodge *Pillans' place, north to Seafield

baths Pilrig place, Pilrig street Pilrig street, Leith walk Pipe's close, 619 Castlehill Pirniefield, Leith walk Pirrie's close, 246 Canongate Pitt street, Dundas street to toll *Pitt street, Hillhousefield Plainstones close, 78 Grassmarket Plainstone close, 232 Canongate Playhouse close, 200 Canongate Pleasance, St Mary's wynd to Sfc Leonard's

Plowlands, Morningside Pollock's close, 28 Cowgate Ponton street, Fountainbridge *Poplar lane, north side, Links Port-Hamilton. Canal Basin Port-Hopetoun, south-east of Lo- thian road Portland place, Lauriston *Portland place. Prince Regent st. ^Portland terrace, Portland place Potterrow, west College street Powburn, near Grange toll Powderhall, Bennington road Preston street, Causeyside to St

Leonard street Prestonfield, near Grayfield toll Primrose bank, Trinity *Primrose street, west end of

Lochend *Prince Regent street, west end of

Couper Street Princes street, Waterloo place to

Hope street *Prospect bank, Eestalrig road

"Quality court, 25 Constitution st. "Quality street, Charlotte street "Quality lane, 15 Quality street Quarry closes, 18, 26 Crosscausey Quarry holes, Easter ro. to Leith Queen street, York place "Queen street, 69 Shore Queen's place, Nottingham place Queen's place, foot of Leith walk Queensferry street, west end of

Princes street Queensferry road, from Benning- ton road to Windlestrawlee "Queensferry road, Couper street to Bonnington

Eae's close, 281 Canongate Raeburn place, Stockbridge Raimesfield, Perry road, e. I. Row Ramsay gardens, Castlehill Ramsay lane, Castlehill Ramsay close, 41 Canongate Ramsay place, Bonnington road Randolph crescent. Great Stuart

street Randolph cliff, Randolph crescent Rankeillor street. Clerk street Rankeillor place, St Leonard st. RatclifFe place. Grange toll Ratclifife terrace, Causeyside Rattray's close, 115 Cowgate Redbraes, Broughton road "Redhall, Bonnington Regent Bridge, Waterloo place Regent road, Calton hill Regent arch. Low Calton Regent terrace. Regent road "Regent street, west end of Cou- per street Register place. West Register st. Register street, east, Leith street

to James' square Register street, west. Princes st.

to St Andrew square Register house, east end of Princes

street Reid's close, 80 Canongate Reid's court, 95 Canongate Reikie's court, 65 Nicolson street Restalrig, by Piershill barracka Richmond cottage, Wardie

LIST OF STEEETS, ETC., IN EDINBURGH AND LEITH.

Kiclimond cottage, w. I. Eow Eiclimond lodge. Trinity Richmond lodge, York road Richmond villa, Ferry road, w.

I. Row Eiclimond villa, Wardie Richmond street, east, south Rich- mond street to Salisbury street Richmond street, west, Nicolson

street to east Richmond street Richmond street, north, Adam st.

to south Richmond street Richmond street, south, north

Richmond street to Pleasance Richmond lane, Richmond place

to north Richmond street Richmond court, 23 Richmond

place Richmond place, Roxburgh place

to west Richmond street Richmond pend, 19 Richmond pi. Riddle's close, 322 Lawnmarket *Riddle's close, 74 St Andrew st. Riddle's entry, 35 New street Riego street, Tollcross Rill bank, Hope park Ritchie place, foot Carnegie street Robb's court, Castlebarns Robb's entry, St John's hill Robertson's close, 263 Cowgate Rockville close, 388 Castlehill Romilly place, Tobago street Ronaldson's build.. Smith's place *Ronaldson's wharf. Upper draw- bridge Rosebank, Broughton road Rosebank, Majfield loan Rosebank, Gardner's crescent Rose court, 13 George street Rose cottage, Trinity Rose villa. Trinity Rose park, Trinity Rosehall, Dalkeith road Rose street, south St David street

to south Charlotte street Rosemount house, Morrison street Rosemount, Tobago street *Eosemount, Hermitage hill Roxburgh place, Drummond st. Roxburgh street, Drummond st. Roxburgh ter., e. Drummond st. Roxburgh's close, 341 High street Rowley's close, 38 Abbey hill Royal crescent, Fettes row Royal Exchange, 291 High street Royal terrace, Blenheim place to

Carlton place Roy's court, 82 Hope-park-end Rutland St., west end Princes st. Rutland place, Lothian road Rutland square, Rutland street

St Andrew square, east end George

street St Andrew street, north, St And- rew square St Andrew street, south. Princes

street *St Andrew street, 131 Kirkgate St Andrew's lane, north St Andrew

street St Ann's yards, Holyrood palace St Anthony place, Port-Hopetoun *St Anthony street, 91 Kirkgate '-'St Anthony courts St Anthony street

^'St Anthony lane, St Anthony st.

St Bernard's crescent, Stockbridge

St Bernard's place, Saunders st.

St Bernard's row, Johnston place

*St Bernard's street. Shore

St Catherine's villa. Grange road

St Colme street, Albyn place

St Cuthbert's entry, 167 West port

St Cuthbert'sst.,west Maitlandst.

St David street, so.. Princes st.

St David street, north, Queen st.

St Giles' villa. Grange road

St James' square, east Register st.

St James' street, St James' square

St James' pi., north St James' st.

*St James' place, Links

St John's close, 188 Canongate

St John's hill, Pleasance

^St John's lane, 40 Charlotte st.

St John's street, Canongate

St Leonard street and hill, head of

Pleasance St Leonard's cot., St Leonard lane St Leonard lane, St Leonard street St Margaret's station, Jock's lodge St Mark's place, Bennington St Mary's wynd, head of Canong. *St Ninian's la., back Old Church St Patrick square, St Patrick st. St Patrick street, Nicolson street St Roque, Canaan St Stephen street, Clarence street St Vincent street, foot of Howe st. * Salamander st.. Little Carron Salisbury green, Dalkeith road Salisbury place, opposite Salisb.rd. Salisbury road, Arniston place Salisbury square, foot of Brown st. Salisbury street, Pleasance Saltbacket, back of Leith street Sandilands' close, 71 High street 'Sandport street. Commercial pi. Saunders' street, Kerr street Saxe-Coburg place, west Clare-

mont street Sciennes, Hope-park-end Sciennes place, from Sciennes Scott's close. High riggs Scott's close, 123 Cowgate Scotland street, Drummond place *Sea cot., n.-e. corner Seafield *Seafield baths, Seafield *Seafield house, east end of Links Seaforth cottage. Trinity ^Seaside bouse, Eastfield *Seagrove, Pirniefield Sea Cliff villa. Trinity Seaton's close, 365 Canongate Sellar's close, 369 Lawnmarket Semple street, Canal basin Semple's close, 599 Castlehill Shandwick place, w. e. Princes st. *Sheephead wynd, 67 Giles' street Shepherd's court, Leith wynd ^Sheriff brae, Coalhill to King st. Shoemakers' close, 315 Canongate *Shore, Ferryboat stairs to Upper

drawbridge Shrub hill. Shrub place Shrub place, Leith walk Sibbald place, St Patrick square *Silverfield, Bonnington road Silvermills, Fettes row Sime's court, Caltonhill Simon square, Gibb's entry Simpson's court, Potterrow

Skinner's close, 613 Castlehill

Skinner's close, 66 High street

Slater's court, 140 Canongate

*Smeaton's cl., 20 St Andrew st.

Smith's place, Leith walk

Smith's close, west, 121 Grassm.

Smith's close, east, 125 Grassm.

Society, Brown's square

Society close, 15 Nether bow

Somerset house and cot., Mary pi.

South Bridge, North Bridge to Nicolson street

Southern cemetery, Grange road

Spence's place, Castlebarns

*Spence's place, Bonnington road

Spittal street. Bread street

Spring gardens, Abbey hill

Spring gardens. Church street

Springfield, Leith walk

Springfleldvilla, Mansionhouserd.

Stafford street, Shandwick place

*Stanfield lodge, Bonnington road

Star bank, Trinity

Stead's place, Leith walk

Stevenlaw's close, 134 High street

Steel's place, Morningside

Stevenson's close, 153 West Port

Stewart's close, 96 Canongate

Stewart's street, Jock's lodge

Stewartfield, Bonnington toll

Stockbridge, N.W.of New Town

Stonefield, Canaan

*Storie's alley, 122 Kirkgate

Strathearn road, Whitehouse

Strathie's close, 86 Canongate

Strichen's close, 104 High street

Stuart street. Great, Moray place to Randolph crescent

Stuartfield, Jock's lodge I-

^''Sugarhouse close, Coburg street (

*Summerfield, Restalrig road '

Summerfield house, Restalrig road

Summerhall, Hope-park-end

Summer place, Howard place

Sunbury distillery. Water of Leith

Sunnybank cottage. Comely green

Sunnyside villa. Trinity

Surgeon square, &c., foot of Infir- mary street

*Swanfield, opposite Silverfield

Swan's close, 31 Grassmarket

Swinton row. Elder street

Sydneyfield, Granton road

Sydney place, Canaan

Sylvan place. Meadows

Sylvanbank, Mansion-house road. Grange

Snmmerbank, Bellevue

Tanfield house, Canonmills Tanner's close, 123 West Port Tap hall, Queensferry road Tamiet street, Drumdryan Tarvit street. Home street Temple's close, 145 Grassmarket Tennis court, 86 Abbey hill Terrace, Leith street Teviot row, Bristo street Thistle street, north St David st.

to HUl street Thomas street, St Cuthbert street Thomson's close, 40 Canongate Thomson's court, 54 Grassmarket Thomson's close, 13 Abbey strand *Thomsoi>'s place, Duke street Thornybank, Fountainbridge

EDINBURGH

LIBRARIES.

LIST OF SUB-POST-OFFICES, ETC., UNDER EDINBURGH, ETC.

*Timber bush, Bernard street to

Shore Tipperlinn, Boroughmuirhead Tobago place, Tobago street Tobago street, Castlebarns Tod's close, 687 CastleliiU Toddrick's wynd, 80 High street Tolbooth wynd, 165 Canongate *Tolbooth wynd, upper drawbridge ToUcross, foot of Lauriston Torphichen street, W. Maitland st. *Tower street, Shore *Trafalgar lane, Hillhousefield Trinity, foot of Inverleith row Trinity crescent. Chain pier Trinity, south-west of Newhaven Trunk close, 55 High street Tweeddale court, 16 Nether bow

Union place, head of Leith walk Union place, Newhaven Union street. Union place * Union street, foot of Leith walk

Valentine's entry, 72 Canongate Yalleyfield, Wright's houses *Vanburgh place, south-east side

of Links *Vaults, 25 St Andrew Street Veitch place and square, Stock- bridge Vennel, Heriot place Yictoria place, foot of Carnegie st. Victoria street and terrace, Mel- bourne place Viewbank, Trinity Viewfield, Trinity Viewforth, Bruntsfield links *Viewforth cottage, Restalrigroad Viewpark, Bruntsfield links Viewville house, Granton road Yiewville cottage. Ferry road

*Vinegar close, 35 Giles' street

Walker street, Coates crescent Wallace place, Tobago street Wallace's close, 28 Causeyside Wardrop's court, 459 Lawnmarket Wardie crescent, Granton road Wardie, Queensferry road Wardieburnhouse, Windlestraw-

lee Wardie, Granton Warrender's park. Links Warrender lodge, Meadows Warriston crescent, Howard pi. Warriston place, Warriston ores. Warriston, east Queensferry road Warriston close, 323 High street Watergate, foot of Canongate -^Water lane, foot of Kirkgate *Water's close, 64 Shore Water of Leith, Dean Waterloo place. Princes street to

Regent road ^Waterloo buildings, Bernard st. Waterloo road. Trinity ^'Watson's place. Primrose street Watson's hospital. Meadows Watson's, (J.) institution. Dean Watson's close, 122 Canongate Weaver's close, 65 West port Weir's close, 208 Canongate: *Weir's close, 40 Kirkgate Well close, Leith wynd Well close, 86 West port ^Wellington place, Links Wellington street, great, Queens- ferry road Wellwood lodge, Bruntsfield place Wemyss place, Albyn place West bow, Ca&tlehill to Grassm. West port, Grassmarket to Main- point

Wester close, 177 West port Westerhall, Meadows Whale brae, Newhaven Wharton lane, and Wharton place,

Lauriston Whitebank, Morningside White horse, or Boy'd's close, 274

Canongate White's court, Warriston's close Whitehouse, Boroughmuirhead Whitefield place and house, foot of

Leith walk Wight's place, 95 Causeyside William street, Stafford street to

Manor place Williamfield, Bennington road Willow brae, Jock's lodge Willowgrove, Lady Lawson's wynd Wilson's court, 134 Canongate Windlestrawlee, Queensferry road Windmill street, George square Windsor street, Leopold place Windsor villa, Coltbridge road Woodbine cottage. Trinity Woodburn, Canaan Woodville, Canaan Wood's court, 13 west Nieolson st. World's-end close, 10 Netherbow Wright's houses, Leven street Wright's close, 87 Cowgate Writers' court, 315 High street

*Yardheads, St Anthony's lane to

north end King street York buildings. Trinity York lane, York pi. to Albany st. York lodge, York road York place, Queen street to

Picardy place York road. Trinity Young street, north Charlotte

street

LIST OF SUB-POST-OFFICES UNDEE EDINBURGH, AND THE PEINCIPAL PLACES IN THEIE DELIVEET.

Abbey - North Berwick

Abden House and Farm - King- horn

Abercorn - South Queensferry

Abercorn Brick Works - Porto- bello

Aherlady, S. 0. - Drem

Aberlady Mains - Do.

AberladyTile Works - Do.

Acorn Lodge - Musselburgh

Adambrae - Mid Calder

Adamsrow - Dalkeith

Addington - Stow

Addiston Mains - Do.

Addiston Mains - Ratho

Adinston - Tranent Agnes Grove - Lasswade Airfield - D alkeith Airhouse - Stow Airhouse Mains - Do. Aitkendean - Lasswade Alderbank - Jock's Lodge Alderston House - Mid Calder Allanbank - Stow AUenshaugh - Do. AUenshaw - Do.

Almond Bank - Cramond Bridge Almondell - Mid Calder Almondhill - Winchburgh Alnwick Hill - Liberton

Ancraw Law - Penicuik Annfield - Lasswade Annfield Farm - Inverkeithing Annfield Farm - Tranent Annfield Inn^Stow Annsmill - Leadburn Anston - Nobl eh ouse Anstonpark - Do. Anstruther, S. 0. - Bag Archerfield House - Drem Armadale, S. 0. - Bathgate Arncroach, S. 0. - Pittenweem Arniston Coal, Lime, and Eriek

Works - Gorebridge Arniston Farm - Do.

LIST OF SUB-POST-OFEICES, ETC., UNDER EDINBUEGH, ETC.

Arnistoa House - Do. Arniston Mains - Do. Arthurshiel - Newton St Boswells Ashley House - Eatlio Athelstaneford, S. 0. - Drem Aucliendinny - Milton Bridge Aucliendinny House - Do. Auchenhaw - Linlithgow Auchinoon - West Calder Auld Cathie^Winchburgh Auld House - North Berwick Aushiehaugh - Tranent Avonpriut Field - Linlithgow AvoKside Cottage - Do. Avon Steel Works - Do. Avontown - Do.

Baads - West Calder Baads Mill - Do. Baberton - Juniper Green Baberton Mains - Do. Backhill - Musselburgh Backmarch Farm- Inverkeithing Backo' Moss, Harthill - Whitburn Back o' Moss, Longridge - Linlithr

gow Baoksidelee - Liberton Backside Mains - Grorebridge Backwater - Penicuik Bagormie - Whitburn Balbardie House - Bathgate Balbougie Farm - Inverkeithing Balcenes - Colinsburgh Balchristie - Do.

Balcormie, Newton - Pittenweem Balderston - Linlithgow Balerno, S. 0. - Currie Balerno Bank - Do. Balerno Cottage - Do. Balerno Lodge - Do. Balerno Mill - Do. Balgone - North Berwick Balgone Barns - Do. Balgreen - West Calder Balgreen - Murrayfield BalhouiSe - Anstruther Ballencrietf - Drem Ballencrieff Mains- Ballencrieff Mill - Do, Balleny - Currie Balloomie - Do. Banchory - Einghorn Bank - North Berwick Bankfield - Liberton Bankfoot House - Prestonpans Bankhead - Newton St Boswells Bankhead - Tranent Bankhead House - Stow Bankpark Brick Work - Tranent Bankpark House - Do. Bankton - Prestonpans Bankton - West Calder Barbaehlaw - Musselburgh Barley Field - Portobello Barley Knowe - Gorebridge Barley Mill - Tranent Barns - Stow Barns - Linlithgow Barns - N. Queensferry Barnton House - Cramond Bridge Barnyards - Colinsburgh Barracks - Mid Calder Bathgate, S. 0. - Bag Bathgate Academy - Bathgate Bathgate Chemical Works - Do. Bavelaw Castle - Currie

Bavelaw Mill - Do. Bathville - Linlithgow Bathville House - Do. Batlaw - South Queensferry Beachside House - Musselburgh Beattie's Bow - Tranent Beeslack - Milton Bridge Beggar's Bush - Musselburgh Belfield - Do.

BelleknowesFarm - Inverkeithins Bellfield - Mid Calder Bellfield Villa - Portobello Bellshill - Newton St Boswells Bellside - Linlithgow Bellslaw - Dalkeith Bellsmill - Winchburgh Bellstane - Do. Bellsquarry - West Gaidar Bellwood House - Roslin Belmont House - Murrayfield Belstane - Kirknewton Bemerside - Newton St Boswells Bemerside House - Do. Benrigg - Do. Berryhill - West Calder Betong Bills Mains - Gorebridge Biccarton - Whitburn Bilstone - Roslin Bilstone Brae - -Loanhead Binu's House - Linlithgow Binn's Mill - Do. Binnybridge - Do. Binny Cottage - Do. Binny House - Do. Binny Quarry - Do. Birkenshaw - Bathgate Birseslees - Newton St Boswells Bishoprae - Linlithgow Blackberryhill - Whitburn Blackbrae - West Calder Blanlcburn, S. 0. - Bathgate Blackburn House - Do. Blackburn Mill - Linlithgow Blackdykes - North Berwick Blaclihall, S. 0. - Bag Blackball- West Calder Elackhaugh - Stow Blackhope - Gorebridge Blacklaws - Anstruther Blackmire - West Calder Blackness - Linlithgow Blackness Castle - Do. Blackraw - Mid Calder ^

Blackridge, S. 0. - Bathgate Blackshiels, S. 0. - Dalkeith Blackshiels Mains - Do. Blainslie, New - Stow Blainslie Village - Do. Blair- Adam, S. 0. - Bag Blaircoehrane - Leadbum B lairl ound - Lin 1 ithgo w Blairmuckhill - Bathgate Blegbie - Dalkeith Blegbie House - Do. Blindwell - Tranent Blinkbonny - Currie Blinkbonny - Gorebridge Blink bonny - Tranent Blinkbonny - West Calder Blinkbonny Cot.^ - Prestonpans Blinkbonny Mill - Bathgate Bloomfield House - Do. Bloomyhall - Currie Blucher Hall - Musselburgh Bluecairn - Stow Blueholes - Tranent

Bluehouses - Newton St Boswells

Blythe - Noblehouse

Blythe - Stow

Blythe Bank - Noblehouse

Blythe Bridge - Do.

Boarbauckly - Linlithgow

Boarbauckly Mill - Do.

Boggs - Tranent

Boghall - Linlithgow

Boghall - Stow

Boghall - Roslin

Boghead - Bathgate

Boghead House - Do.

Boglehill - Prestonpans

Bold - Peebles

Bonaly - Colinton

Bonaly House - Do,

Bonerbo - Anstruther

Bo'ness, S. 0. - Linlithgow

Bo'ness Distillery - Do.

Bonhard House - Do.

Bonnington - North Berwick

Bonnington - Peebles

Bonnington - Ratho

Bonnington House - Do.,

Bonnyrigg - Lasswade

Bonnytown - Linlithgow

Bonside - Do.

Boon - Stow

Bordland - Noblehouse

Boreland - Eddlestone

B oreland - Inverkeithing

B orro wstown - Linlithgow

Berth wick - Gorebridge

Borthwick Hall - Do.

Borthwiek Mains - Do.

Bourhouse, Under - Stow

Bourhouse, Upper - Do.

Bow - Do.

Bowbuts - Kinghorn

Botvden, S. O'. - Newton St Bos- wells

Bowden Mill - Do.

Bowden Muir - Do*

Bowland - Stow

Bowsland - Do.

Braehead House - CramondBridge

Braehead Mains - -Do.

Braid wood - Do.

Breichdyke - West Calder

Brewerbash - Lasswade

Breweries - Prestonkirk

Bridge Castle - Linlithgow

Bridge House - Bathgate

Bridgend - Dalkeith

Bridgend - Liberton,

Bridgend - Linlithgow

Bridgend - Mid Calder

Bridgend - Peebles

Bridgeness - Linlithgow

Briery Cottage - Tranent

Broadlair - Winchburgh

Broadlair Yetts - Do.

Broad Meadow - West Calder

Broadshaw - Do.

Broadshawrig - Stow

Broadside - Newton St Boswells

Broglands - Noblehouse

Broomfield - Davidson's Mains

Broomhall - Newton St Boswells

Broombill - Lasswade

Broomhill, East and West - West Calder

Broomhills - Loanhead

Broomhills - Prestonpans

Broomhouse - Corstorphine

'^4 LIST OF SUB-POST-OFFICES, ETC., FNDEE EDmBURGH, ETC.

Broomliouse - Winchburgli Broomieknowes - Grorebridge Broomieknowes - Lasswade Broomieknowes - Linlithgow Broomieside - Inverkeithing Broomlees Toll - Colinsburgh. Broompark - Bathgate Broompark Well - Linlithgow Broomybank - Stow Brothershields - Gorebridge Brotherstone - Newton StBoswells Brotherton House - West Calder Brownrigg - Drem Broxburn, S.O. - Winchburgh Broxburn Foundry - Do. Broxburn Hall - Do. Broxburn Park - Do. Broxburn Station - Do. Brucefield - West Calder Brunstone - Penicuik Brunston House - Portobello Brunston Mills - Musselburgh. Brunthill - Inverkeithing Brunton - Bathgate Bruntyburn - S low Bruntyburn Mill - Do. Bucklivie, Easter - Inverkeithing Bucklivie, Wester - Do. Buckt Knowes - Linlithgow Burdie House - Loan head Bardie House Lime Works - Liber- ton Burdie Mains - Loanhead Burglee - Liberton Burgh Muir - Linlithgow Burnbank - West Calder Burnbrae - Lasswade Burnbrae - West Calder Burnfoot - Linlithgow Burnfoot - Tranent Burngrange - West Calder Burnhead - Lasswade Burnhead - Liberton Burn House - Ratho Eurnshott - Linlithgow Burnside - Drem Bnrnwynd - Mid Calder Bush House - Musselburgh Butchercoat - Newton St Boswells Butelaud - Currie Buteland Hill - Do. Butterfield - Lasswade Buxley - Tranent Byers - Bathgate Byth ethorne - Murrayfield Bomiington, R. 0. - TownDelivery Boroughmuirhead, P. L. B. - Do. Bristo Port, P.L.B. - Do.

Cabbage Hall - Anstruther

Caberston - Innerleithen and Peebles

Caddenhead - Stow

Cademuir - Peebles

Caipl ie - Anstruther

Cairnie - Whitburn

Cairnie - Col insburgh

Cairn tows - Liberton

Cakemuir - Dalkeith

Calder, East - Mid Calder

Calder Hall and House - Do.

Calderwood Bank - Lasswade

Caledonia - Currie

Calland House - Noblehouse

Cameron Bank - Edinburgh De- livery

Camilty - West Calder Camieston - Newton St Boswells Camieston Cottage - Do. Cammerlaws - Stow Campbridge - Do. Campie House - Musselburgh Campton Head - Drem Candy House - Linlithgow Canty Bay - North Berwick Cappielaw - Lasswade Carberry Mains - Musselburgh Carberry Tower - Do. Carbrae - Stow Carbrae Mill - Do. Carcant - Grorebridge Cardrona - Peebles Carlops - Penicuik Carlo wrie - Cramond Bridge Carlowrie Castle - Kirkliston Carlton Lodge - Murrayfield Carnbee, S. 0. - Pittenweem Carparston - Drem Carriber Mill - Linlithgow Carriden House - Do. Garrington, S. 0. - Lasswade Carvenam - Anstruther Castland Hill House - Inverkeith- ing Castle Craig - Noblehouse Castle Hill - Gorebridge Castle Mains - Drem Castle Stead - Dalkeith Castleton - North Berwick Catha - Stow Cathlaw - Bathgate Cauldcoats - Anstruther Cauldcoats - Liberton Cauldhall - Lasswade Cauldhame - Linlithgow Cauldshiels - Tranent Cauppers - Bathgate Causeyend - Mid Calder Cauvin's Hospital - Portobello Cellardykes, S. 0. - Anstruther Cellardykes House - Do. C halkieside - M ussel burgh Champany - Linlithgow Champflenzy - Do. Channel - Ferryport-on-Craig C h annelkirk - Stow Chapel - Drem Cbapel-on-Leader - Stow Chapelton - West Calder Charlesfield - Newton St Boswells Charlesfield House - Mid Calder Charleton - Colinsburgh Chesterhall - Newton St Boswells C h esterhill - Dalkeith Cinderhall - Tranent Clapperton Hall - Mid Calder C 1 arendon - Linlithgow Clayhouse - Gorebridge Clayknows - Dalkeith Claylands - Ratho Cleekmuir - Stow Clephanton - Anstruther Clerkmuir - Liberton Clermiston - Corstorphine Clermiston Farm - Do. Clifton Hall - Ratho Clinthill - Newton St Boswells CUiiimains, S. 0. - Do. Clints - Stow

Clovenfordsykes - West Calder Coalhaughhead - West Calder Coast Guard - North Queensferry

Coates - Penicuik Cockenzie House - Prestonpans Cockenzie Salt Works - Do, Cockenzie Village - Do. Cockburn - Currie Cocklaw - Hermiston Cockburn Bank - Stow Coeklerow - Dalkeith Cockmylane - Kirknewton Cockmuir - Linlithgow Cockpen - Lasswade Colinsburgh, S. 0. - Bag Colinton, S. 0. - Slateford College - Inverkeithing ,

Collier Burn - Penicuik CoUielaw - Stow Collinshields - Bathgate Colinton Bank - Slateiord Colinton House - Do. Colinton Mains - Do. Colinton Mills - Do. Coltbridge - Murrayfield Coltbridge House - Do. Coltbridge Mills - Do. Comirow - Gorebridge Comiston - Lothianburn Congalton - Drem Gontentibus - Mid Calder Coote Burn - Prestonpans Cornceres - ^Anstruther Cornhouse - Pen icuik Cornton - Currie Corstorphine, S. 0. - Ba,g Corstorphine Bank - Corstorphine Corstorphine House - Do. Cortleberry - Stow Costerton Mains - Dalkeith Cotmuir - Cramond Bridge Cotty Burn - Tranent Couch - Whitburn Cousland, S. 0. - Dalkeith Couston - Bathgate Cowbrahill - Gorebridge Cowdenbeath, S. 0. - Lochgelly Cowden Colliery - ^Dalkeith Cowdenhill - Linlithgow Cowden, Wester - Dalkeith Cowhill - Linlithgow Cowpits - Mussel burgh Craigbank - Stow Craigcrook - Blackball Craigcrook Castle - Do. Craigencat Mill - Kinghom Craigend - Stow Craighall - Musselburgh Craigie - Cramond Bridge Craigielaw - Drem Craigleith - Blackball Craigleith House - Do. Craiglockhart - Slateford Craigmillar - Liberton Craigo'er - Do. Crai gpark - Ratho Craigroyston - Davidson's Mains Craigs - Liberton Craigs - Mid Calder C raigton - Winchburgh Craigton House - Do. Craigton Lodge - Do. Cramond,^. 0. - Cramond Bridge Cramond Bridge, S. 0. - Do, Cramond House - Do. Cramond Iron Works Cramond Mills - Do, Cranston - Dalkeith Crawfurd Bank - Lasswade

LIST OF SUB-POST-OFFICES, ETC., UNDER EDINBUEGH, ETC.

Crawness - Anstrutlier Crawstane - South Queensferry Cresswell - Penicuik Crigton - Dalkeith Crigton Dean - Do. Crigton House - Do. Cringletie House - Eddlestone Crofthead - Whitburn Crofthead - West Calder Croftmulloch - Linlithgow Crookstone - Musselburgh Crookstone - Stow Crookstone House - Gorebridge Crookstone Mains - Gorebridge Crossflat - Newton St Boswells Crossford - Linlithgow Crossgatehall^ - M usselburgh Crossgatehill - Inverkeithing Crossgates, S. 0. - Do. Crossgreen Farm - Winchburgh Crosshope - Gorebridge Crosshouse - Koslin Crosshouses - Tranent Crosslie, S. 0.^ - Stow Crosswoodburn - West Calder Cruickness - Inverkeithing Cruicks - North Queensferry Cuffabouts - Linlithgow C ull - Inverkeithin g Curldubs - Winchburgh Currie, S. 0. - Bag Currie Hill - Currie Currie House - Gorebridge Currie Mains^ - Do. Curriemuir End - Currie Currievale - Do. Cu thell - Inverkeithing Cuttlehill - Do.

Castle Street, R. 0. - Town Deliv- ery

Charlotte Place, R. 0. - Do. Clerk Street, R. 0. - Do, Cross, R. 0. - Do.

D'Acry - Dalkeith Dales - Inverkeithing Dales Farm - Do. Dalhouse Mains - Dalkeith Dalhousie - Lasswade Dalhousie Castle - Do. Dalhousie Chester.? - Do. Dalkeith, S. 0. - Bag Dalkeith Foundry - Dalkeith Dalkeith House - Do. Dalkeith Mill - Do. Dalmahoy House - Ratho Dalmahoy Mains - Do. Dalmeny - South Queensferry Dalmore - Milton Bridge Dalwick House - ^Peebles Damhead - Murrayfield Damh ead - Peebles Damside - Leadbum Danderhall - Newton St Boswells Danderhall - -West Calder Danderhill - Dalkeith Darnhall - Eddleston Davidson's Mains, S. 0. - Bag Dean Cottage - North Queensferry Deanfoot - Penicuik Deanhead - Tranent Dean House - Linlithgow Dean Park - Currie Dean Park^ - Liberton Deans - Bathgate Dechmont Park - Mid Calder

Dechmont Village - Winchburgh Dewar - Gorebridge Dewarton - Dalkeith Dindeton - Drem Dirleton, S. 0. - Do. Dobson's Mill - Peebles Doddridge - Dalkeith Dod House - Stow Dod Mill - Do. Dods - Do.

Doghillock - Linlithgow Doghouse - Mid Calder Dolphinstone - Tranent Dolphinston, S. 0. - Noblehouse Dolphinston Bank - Do. Dolphinston House - Do. Donibristle Colliery - Inverkeith- ing Donibristle Park - Do. Dovecot - Musselburgh Dovecot - Leadburn Dovehall Farm - Inverkeithing Doveridge - West Calder Dowie's Mill - Cramond Bridge Dreghom - Slateford Dreghorn Castle - Do. Drem, S. 0. - Bag Drem Bridge - Drem Dressilrig - Mid Calder Dripburn - Stow Drochill Castle - Noblehouse Drinkbetween - Kinghom Drum - Liberton Drum - Bathgate Drumbank - Liberton D rumburn - Tranent Drumcooper - Inverkeithing Drumcross - Bathgate Drumforth - Linlithgow Drumforth Farm - Winchburgh Drummore - Musselburgh Dryburgh - Newton St Boswells Dryburgh Abbey - Do. Dryburgh House - Do. Dryburgh Mains - Do. Dryburn - ^Stow Dryden - Roslin Dryden Bank - Loanhead Dryden Mains - Roslin Drylaw House - Davidson's Mains Drylaw Mains - Do. Duddingston, S. 0. - Portobello Duddingston Cottage^ - Do. Duddingston House - Do. Duddingston Mills - Do. Duloch - Inverkeithin g Dumbrydon - Slateford D u iicrahill - Tranent Duncliff - Murrayfield Dundas Castle - S. Queensferry Dundas Mains - Do. Dundas Mains - Noblehouse Dunedin - Murrayfield Dunsmure Lodge - Corstorphine Duntarvie Castle - Winchburgh Durham Bank - Lasswade Durhamptown - Linlithgow Durhamville - Bathgate Dykefoot - West Calder Dykenook - Penicuik Dykeside - Bathgate Duloch Farm - Inverkeithing

Earlsferry - Colinsburgh Earnscleugh - Stow East Breich - West Calder

East Bryans - Dalkeith East Broomhill - West Calder East Craigie - Cramond Bridge East Craigs - Corstorphine East Craigs - Drem Easter Bonhard - Linlithgow Easter Bush - Do. Easter Drylaw - Davidson's Mains Easter Newton - Kirknewton Easter Norton - Ratlio Easter Knowe - Peebles Easter Windygoul - Tranent Eastfield - Newton St Boswells Eastfield - Penicuik East Haugh - Kirknewton East Hills - Noblehouse East Houses - Dalkeith East Langton - Mid Calder East Lodge - Drem East Long Livingston - Mid Calder East Mains - Stow East Mains (Ormiston) - Tranent East Mains (Salton) - Do. East Mains Farm - Winchburgh East Mill - Ratho East Rig - Currie East Torphin - West Calder East Whitburn - Whitbura Easton - Bathgate '

Easton - Nobl ehouse Eastside - Penicuik Ecclesmachan- - Linlithgow Echline - South Queensferry Eddlestone, S. 0. - Bag Edgefield - Loanhead E dgehead - Dalkeith Edgehead - Liberton Edgeley - Lasswade Edmonstone Colliery - Dalkeith Edmonstone House - Liberton Edmonstone Village - Do. Edstone - Peebles Eildon - Newton St Boswells Eildon Bank - Do. Eildon Hall - Do. Eildon Mains - Do. Elie, S. 0. - Colinsburgh Elie House - Do. Eldendean - Lasswade Eldin House - Do. Elginhaugh Mills - Dalkeith Eliiston House - Newton St Bos- wells Elliston Loanhead - Do. Elm Bank - Lasswade Elmfield Foundry - Dalkeith Elphinston - Tranent Elringstone - Do. Eshiels - Peebles E skbank - D alkeith Eskbank - Musselburgh Eskgreen - Do. Eskgrove - Do. Eskhill - Do. Eskhouse - Dalkeith Esk Paper Mills - Penicuik Eskpark - Musselburgh Eskside - Do. Esperston - Gorebridge Esperston Lime Works - Do, Evelan - Stow

Fairafar - Cramond Bridge , Fairney Haugh - Noblehouse Fairneyside - Liberton Fairneyside Hill - Do.

LIST OF SUB-POST-OFFICES, ETC., UNDER EDINBURGH, ETC.

Faimeyside Lodge - Do.

Fairslacks - Penicuik

Fala - Dalkeith.

Fala - Leadbum

Fala Dam - DalkeitH

Fala Hall - Do.

Fallahill Farm - Gor abridge

Pallahill Inn - Do.

Fala Mains - Dalkeith

Fala Park - Do.

Fallas - Whitburn

Farmfoot - Stow

Faughhill - Newton St Boswells

Fawns Park - Linlithgow

Feather Hall - Corstorphine

Fens - Newton St Boswells

Fenton Barns - Drem

Fentonj East- Do.

Fenton Mains - Do.

Fenton, West - Do.

Ferniehurst - Stow

Fernielaw House - Slateford

Ferneybank - Liberton

Ferrygate - Drem

Ferryhill - N. Queensferry

Ferryport-on-Craig, S. 0. - Bag

Firhill Cottage - Colinton

Firthfield - Anstmther

Fh-th House - Roslin

Firth Mains - Do.

Fisherhouse - Drem

Fisher's Tryst - Milton Bridge

Fittesmount - Lasswade

Five Houses - Liberton

Flass - Stow

Flat Kilns - Tranent

Flemington Mill - Leadbtirn

Floor Bank - Drem

Floterston - Eoslin

Ford, S. 0. - Dalkeith

Fordel- Do.

Fordeldean - Do.

Fordel Colliery - Inverkeithing

Fordel House - Do.

Forkden Ford - Portobello

Fortneuck Farm - Winchburgh

Fortune, East - Drem

Fortune, West - Do.

Foundry - Inverkeithing

Fountainhall, S. 0. - Stow

Fountainhall - Tranent

Fountainside - Grorebridge

Fourmile Hill - Corstorphine

Fourmile Hill - Cramond

Fowlstrutlier - Tranent

Foxhall House^ Winchburgh

Freelands - Ratho

Freesbanks - Linlithgow

Friarsbank - Do.

Friarsnose - Stow

FuUarton - Gorebridge

Fullarton - PenicUik

FuUford - Roslin

Fushie Bank House - Gorebridge

Fushie Bridge - Do.

Galabank - Stow Gallows Hall - Dalkeith Garpet - Ferryport-on-Craig Garvald - Gorebridge Garvald House - Noblehouse Gateside - Whitburn Gauge House - Do. Gilchriston - Tranent Gildyhowes - Gorebridge Gilmerton - Drem

Gilmerton - Liberton Gilmerton House - Do. Gilston - Dalkeith Githstone - Colinsburgh Gladhouse Mill - Gorebridge Gladsmuir, S. 0. - Tranent Gladsmuir Iron Works - Do. Glassmount - Kinghorn Gleghornie - North Berwick Glen - Peebles Glen Arch - Dalkeith Glenburnie - Newton St Bos- wells Glen Cottage - Musselburgh Glenbrook - Currie Glencross Manse - Roslin Glendevon - Winchburgh Glenormiston - Peebles Glenrath - Do. Gogar - Corstorphine Gogar Bank - Do. Gogar Green - Do. Gogar House - Do. Gogar Mains - Do. Gogar Mount - Ratho Gogar Stone - Do. Goldie's Mills - Leadbum Golf Hall - Corstorphine Golf Inn - Drem Gorebridge, S. 0. - Bag Goremyre - Bathgate Gorgie - Murrayfield Gorgie Mains - Slateford Gorgie Mills - MuiTayfield Gorgie Park - Slateford Gorton House - Corstorphine Gortonlee - Lasswade Gosford House - Drem Gosford Toll - Do. Goukhall - Inverkeithing Gowanhill - Currie Go warlair - C orst or phin e Gowkshill - Lasswade Gracemount - Liberton Graham's Dyke - Linlithgow Grange - Mid Calder Grange - Penicuik Grange House - Linlithgow Grange Hill - Kinghorn Grange Mill - Mid Calder Grangemuir - Pittenweem Grange Pans - Linlithgow Grant's Hall - Noblehouse Grant's House, S. 0. - Bag Greenhurn, S. 0. - Whitburn Greenburn - Kirknewton Green dykes - Winchbu rgh G reendy kes - Tranent Greenend - Newton St Boswells Greenend - Liberton Greenfield Lodge - Lasswade Greenhall - Gorebridge Greenhead - Tranent Greenkuowes - Linlithgow Greenlaw - Milton Bridge Greenlaw - Tranent Greenlees - Stow Greenloan^ - Ratho Greenpark - Liberton Greenpark - Linlithgow Greenwells - :Newton St Boswells Grey brae - Leadburn Greycrook - Newton St Boswells Grongfoot - Linlithgow Grovend - Lasswade Gullane, S. 0. - Drem

Hackeslee - Newton St BosweUs Hagbrae - Dalkeith Haggs - Kirknewton HaileS' - Slateford Haining - Linlithgow Hairlaw - Prestonpans Halflaklin - Gorebridge Halflin Barns - North Berwick H a If way - Li n lith go w Halkerton - Gorebridge Halkerton Lodge - Musselburgh Hall - Linlithgow Halimyre - Leadburn Hallyards - Win chbui'gh Hallyards - Peebles Halth ee - Gorebridge Halthee - Stow Hamildean - Peebles Hamilton Cottage - Drem Hamilton Hill - Leadbum Hangingshaw - Gorebridge Hangingside - Linlithgow Hanley House - Corstorphine Happrew - Peebles Harbour - Inverkeithing Harburnhead - West Calder Harburn House- - Do. Hardaxwood - Linlithgow Hardengreen - Dalkeith HardhiU - Linlithgow Hardlaw - Stow Harelaw - Do. Harestanes - Nobleh ouse Harlaw - Currie H aria w^ - D al k eith Harlaw - North Berwick Harleymuir - Penicuik Harpersbrae - Do. Harryburn - Stow Hartside - Penicuik Hartwood - West Calder Harvieston House - Gorebridge Harvieston Mains - Do. Harwood - West Calder ;' Hassivelsykes - Peebles Hatton House - Ratho Hatton Mains - Do. Haugh - Stow Haugh - North Berwick Haughead - Stow Haughead - Mid Calder Haughead House - Gorebridge Haugheads - Noblehouse Hawickshiel - Stow Hawkburn - Do. Hawknest - Do. Hawthornbank- - Murrayfield Hawthoi'oden - Lasswade Hayfield - Stow Hayfield - Gorebridge Hay Lodge - Peebles Haymains - West Calder Hazlebank - Murrayfield Headlecross - Linlithgow H ead shaw - Stow Heartherfield - Linlithgow Hearthstoues - Tranent Henmuir^ - ^Do. Herbertshaw - Leadbum lleriot, S. 0. - Gorebridge Hermand House - West Calder Jlermiston, S. 0. - Bag Hermitage - Murrayfield Heugh - North Berwick Heugh - Stow Highfield - Drem

LIST OF SUB-POST-OFFICES, ETC., UNDER EDmBUEGH, ETC.

Hilderston - Linlithgow

Hillend, S. 0. - Iiiverkeithiug

Hillend - Linlithgow

Hillend - Loanhead

Hillfoot - Dalkeith

Billhead - Musselburgh

Billhead House - Lasswade

Hill House - Corstorphine

Hillhouse - Kirknewton

Hillhouse - Lin 1 Lthgow

Hillhouse - Stow

Hills - Inverkeithing

Hillside - Leadburn

Hillwood - Eatho

Hiltonsh ill - Newton Sfc Boswells

Hiltonshill Toll - Do.

Hinside Hill - Stow

Hoghill - Mid-Calder

Hollygate - Winchburgli

Holmes - Do.

Holmes House - Newton St Bos- wells

Holydean - Do.

Holylee - Peebles

Honeybrae - Penicuik

Honey Hole - Lasswade

Hopefield - Do.

Hopefield - Tranent

Hopetoun House - Soutli Queens- ferry

Hoprig - Do.

Hoprig Mains - Do.

Hopringle - Stow

Horsburgli Castle - Peebles

Horsecrook - North Berwick

Houliston - Stow

Houston - Winchburgh

House of Muir - Tranent

House of Muir - Eoslin

Howastone - Mid Calder

Howden - Tranent

Howden House - Mid Calder

Howden Park - Do.

Howden' s Hall - Liberton

Howford - Peebles

flowgate, East - Penicuik

Howgate, West - Eoslin

Humbie - Kirknewton

Humbie - Winchburgh

Humbie House - Dalkeith

Humbie Mains - Do.

Humbie Mill - Do.

Hundlesh ope - Peebles

Hunterfield - G-orebridge'

Huntershall - Stow

Huntington - D o .

Huntington - Tranent

Huntlaw - Do.

Hyvot's Bank - Liberton

Inch - Liberton

Inches - Linlithgow

Inchcross - Do.

Incbgarry House - North Berwick

Inglis Green - Slateford

Ingliston - Eatho

Ingliston House - Do,

Ingraston - Noblehonse

Innergellie - Anstruther

Innerleithen, S. 0. - Peebles and

Bag Innerwick Lodge - Murrayfield Inveralmond - Mid Calder Inveresk - Musselburgh Inverkeithing, S. 0. - Bag Iron Mill - Dalkeith

India Street, E. 0. - Town De- livery

James' Town - Inverkeithing

Janefield - Eath o

Jessie Vale - Prestonpans

Jock's Lodge, S. 0. - Bag

Johnstone Barn - Dalkeith

Joppa - Portobello

Jordanlaw - Stow

Joseph's Mill - Gorebridge

Juniper Bank - Peebles

Jnni'per Gi'een, S. 0. - Bag

Justice Hall - Stow

Kailzie - Peebles

Kaimes - Liberton

Kaimes - Kirknewton

Katesmill - Slateford

Keith House - Dalkeith

Keith Mains - Tranent

Kellerstane House - Corstorphine

Kelphope - Stow

Kenleith Mill - Currie

Kennel - Newton St BosweUs

Kerfield - Peebles

Kettlestone - Linlithgow

Kevoch Mill - Lasswade

Kidstone - Peebles

Kilbum - Leadburn

Kilconge - Colinsburgh

Kilconquhar, S. 0. - Do.

Killoughyett - Stow

Kilpunt - Kinghorn

Kilrea - Do.

Kilrenny, S. 0. - Anstruther

Kinchie - Tranent

Kinellan - Murrayfield

Kinghorn, S. 0. - Bag

Kinglass - Linlithgow

King's Canal - Do.

Kingsfield - Do.

King's Gate - Dalkeith

King's Knowes - Slateford

Kingslaw - Tranent

Kingsmeadows - Peebles

Kingston, S. 0. - Drem

Kingston Grange - Liberton

Kingston House - Drem

Kinneil - Linlithgow

Kippet - Noblehouse

Kippielaw House - Newton St

Boswells Kippielaw Mains - Do. Kipps - Linlithgow Kiprig - West Calder Kipsykes - Do. Kirkettle - Eoslin Kirkham - Noblehouse Kirkhill - Penicuik Kirkbill - West Calder Kirkhill House - Gorebridge Kirkhill House - Winchburgh Kirkhouse - Noblehouse Kirkland - Winchburgh Kirklands - Noblehouse Kirklands - Peebles Kirkliston, S. 0. - Winchburgh Kirknewton, S. 0. - Bag Kirkroads - Linlithgow Kirkton Bams - Ferrypor t - on -

Craig Kirkton Lodge - Murrayfield Kirkton - Linlithgow Kirkton Hill - Stow Kirton Mains - Linlithgow

Kithy Bridge - Penicuik

Ladyside - Gorebridge

Ladyurd^Noblehoiise

Lamancha House - Leadburn

Lampingsdub - Winchburgh

Langhaugh - Peebles

Langlands- NewtonSt Boswells

Langloch - Kinghorn

Langside - Dalkeith

Lard burn - Newton St Boswells

Laritburn Cottage - Do.

Lasswade, S. 0. - Bag

Lauder, S. 0. - Stow

Lauriston Castle - Davidson's Mains

Laverlav/ - Peebles

Laverlocklaw - Tranent

Law - Winchburgh

Lawfield - Dalkeith

Lawrence Law - Penicuik

Leadhurn Toll, S. 0. - Bag

Leadlock - Linlithgow

Lea House - Eoslin

Learil aw - Winchburgh

Leaston - Dalkeith

Lee - Peebles

Leekyard - In verkei thing

Leithhead - K irkne wton

Lempockwells - Tranent

Leuchold - South Queensferry

Lennie Mains - Cramond Bridge

Lennie Muir - Do.

Lennie Park - Corstorphine

Lennie Port - Cramond Bridge

Lessudden Place - Newton St Boff- "wells

Lethallan - Colinsburgh

Letham Farm - Inverkeithing

Lethim - Tranent

Levenhall - Musselburgh

Levenseat - Whitburn

Liberton, S. 0. - Bag

Liberty Hall - Tranent

LOyards Edge - Newton St Bos- wells

LiUyburn - Penicuik

Limefield - Linlithgow

Limefield House - West Calder

Limekilns - Tranent

Linburn House - Eatho

Lingerwood - Lasswade

Linkfield House - Musselburgh

Link House - Drem

Linlithgotv, S. 0. - Bag

Littledean - Newton Sfc Boswells

Little France - Liberton

Little Harwood - West Calder

Little Mills - Liberton

Little Vantage - Kirknewton

Livingstone, S. 0. - Mid-Calder

Loan, S. 0. - Linlithgow

Loan - Loanhead

Loanhead, S. 0. - Bag

Loanhead Foundry - Loanhead

Loanstone - Milton Bridge

Lock Bridge Toll - North Berwick

Lochend Cottage - Winchburgh

Lochend House - Jock's Lodge

Lochend House - Musselburgh

Lochgelly, S. 0. - Bag

Loch Hill - Drem

Loch House - Linlithgow

Loch Paper Mill - Do.

Lochridge - Milton Bridge

Logan Bank - Do.

LIST OF SUB-POST-OFFICES, ETC., UNDER EDINBUEGH, ETC.

Logan House - Milton Bridge Logan Lee - Do. Logiebank - Noblehonse Longcraig - South Queensferry Loiigcroft - Linlithgow Longcroft - Stow Longfaugh - Dalkeith Longford - West Calder Longhope - Stow Longnewton Forest - Newton St

Boswells Longnewton Mill - Do. Longnewton Place - Do. Longniddrie, S. 0. - Prestonpans Longniddrie House - Prestonpans Longridge - Whitburn Longrow - Cramond Bridge Longside - West Calder Longstone - Do. Longthorn - Dalkeith Look-about-you - Gorebridge Loretto House' - Musselburgh Lowmill, Penicuik Luchie - North Berwick Ludgate Lodge House^ - ^Eatho Luffness - Drem Lugate - Stow Lugton - Dalkeith Lyden - ^Kirknewton Lyleston - Stow Lyleston Mill' - Do.

Macbie Hill Houses - Leadburn

Macmeny - Tranent

Maddiston - Linlithgow

Magdalen Bridge - Musselburgh

Magdalene Hall - Newton St Eos- wells

Maida Cottages - Currie

Maidenhall - Newton St BosweUs

Mailingland - Peebles

Mainhill - Newton St Boswells

Mains - Linlithgow

Mains of Beith - Inverkeithing

Mains of Scotscraig - Eerryport- on- Craig

Malleny Mills - Balerno

MaUsford - Dalkeith

Mannerston - Linlithgow

Manor, S. C - Peebles

Manorhead - Stow

Manorhouse - Musselburgh

Manorlees - Kinghorn

Mansefield - Dalkeith

Mansefield House - Musselburgh

Manuel - Linlithgow

Marchfield - Blackh all

Marchwell - Penicuik

Mary Hinton - Drem

Mason's Mains - Musselburgh

Masterton - Inverkeithing

Mauldolea - Gorebridge

Mauriswood - Eoslin

Mavisbank - Loanhead

Maxpopple - Newton St Boswells

Maxton - Do.

Maxton Cottage - Do.

Maxton Manse - Do.

Maybank - Penicuik

Mayday Cottage - Drem

Mayfield - Dalkeith

Mayfield Toll - Liberton

Mayshade - Loanhead

Meadowbank - Kirknewton

Meadowfield - Corstorphine

Meadowfield - Portobello

M eadowhead - Liberton

Meadowhead - Noblehouse

Meadowhead - West Calder

Meadowhouse - Newton St Bos- wells

Meadowhouse^ - Corstorphine

Meadowmill - Tranent

Meadows - Corstorphiae

Medwyn House - Penicuik

Meggatland House - Slateiord

Melbourne - Noblehouse

Melven Hall - Tranent

Melville Castle - Lasswade

Melville Grange - Liberton

Melville Mains - Lasswade

Merrilees - Linlithgow

Merryhatton - Tranent

Mertoun Bridge - Newton St Bos- wells

Mertoun Hill - Do.

Mertoun House - Do.

Mertoun Mill - Do.

Mertoun Newstead - Do.

Mervpick - Do.

Mid Breich - West Calder

Midburn - Stow

Midburn Toll - Do.

Mid Calder, S. 0. - Bag

Middle Bank - Inverkeithing

Middlemains - Tranent

Middlemills - Lasswade

Middlecorton - Ratho

Middleridge - Linlithgow

Middleshott - Drem

Middleton - Stow

Middleton - Gorebridge

Middleton, Easter - Do.

Middleton Hall - Winchburgh

Middleton Lime Works - Gore- bridge

Middleton, North - Do.

Middleton, Wester - Gorebridge

Midfield - Musselburgh

Midfield House - Lasswade

Mid Hartwood - West Calder

Midhope - South Queensferry

Milk Houses - Winchburgh

Milkieston - Peebles

Mill Bank House - Gorebridge

Millburn - Corstorphiae

MiUerhill, S. 0. - Dalkeith

Millrig - West Calder

Milton - Anstruther

Milton - Tranent

Milton Bridge, S. 0. - Bag

Milton Mains - Milton Bridge

Milton Mill - Tranent

Miltrigg - Do.

Mitchell Hill - Leadburn

Moat - Eoslin

Monktonhall - Musselburgh

Monkton House - Do.

Monteith Houses - Gorebridge

Montrose's Stables - Lasswade

Moorhouselaw - Newton St Bos- wells

Mooredgehall - Do .

Bloredun - Liberton

Morrisonhaven - Prestonpans

Morton - Ferrj'port-on-Craig

Morton - Mid Calder

Morton Cottage - Prestonpans

Morton Hall - Liberton

Morton Mains - Lothian Burn

Mossend - Gorebridge

Mossend - West Calder

Mossey Mills - Slateford Mossgreen - Inverkeithing Mosshouses - Leadburn Mosside - Linlithgow Mount - Noblehouse Mountain Cross - Do. Mountjoy - Linlithgow Mount Lothian^ - Penicuik Mount Mill - Stow Muiravonside - Linlithgow Muircambus - Colinsburgh Muircleugh - Blackball Muir Edge - ^Anstruther Muirend - Inverkeithing Muirfoot - Gorebridge Muirgoswells - Drem Muirhall - West Calder M uirhead- - Linlithgow MuirhousB' - Stow Muirhousedyke - West Calder Muirhouse Mains - Davidson's

Mains Muirhouses - Linlithgow M uirpark - Tranent Muirton - Drem Muldron - Linlithgow Murray Bank- - Murrayfield Murray field, S. 0. - Bag Murraygate - Linlithgow Murrieston House - Mid Calder Musselburgh, S. 0. - Bag MuttoiiholO' - Davidson's Mains Muttoahole - Dalkeith Myles Farm- - Tranent

Needless - Drem

Netherend - Noblehouse

Nether Fala - Leadburn

Nether Horsburgh- - Peebles

Nether Howden - Stow

Netherkeith - Dalkeith

Nether Longford - West Calder

Nethermuir- - Linlithgow

Nether Pirn - Innerleithen and Peebles

Nethershiel - Mid Calder

Nethershiels - Stow

Netherton - Penicuik

Nethertown - Linlithgow

Nethertown - Stow

Nethingflat - Gorebridge

Neville Cottage - Liberton

Newbattle - Dalkeith

Newbigging - Stow

Newbigging - Lasswade

Newbigging Mills - Stow

Newbigging Tile Works - Winch- burgh

New Bridge - Do.

New Burnshot - Cramond Bridge

New Byers - Gorebridge

New Calder Mills - Mid Calder

New Corne Villa - Mun-ayfield

New Craighall - Musselburgh

New Gardens - South Queensferry

New Hailes - Musselburgh

New Hall House - Penicuik

New Hills - Noblehouse

Newholm - Do.

Newhouse - Gorebridge

Newhouses - Stow

Newlandrigg - Dalkeith

Newlands - Kirknewton

Newliston House - Winchburgh

New Mains - Do.

New Mill - Balerno

EDINBURGH

LIST OF SUB-POST-OFFICES, ETC., UNDER EDINBURGH, ETC.

New Mill - "West Calder New Mill House - Balerno New Mills - Currie New Mills - Stow Newmilton - Milton Bridge Newpaik House - Mid Calder Newpentland - Loanhead New Saughton - Cramond Bridge Newstead - Penicuik Ne'wton Ch-ange, S. 0. - Dalkeith Newton - South Queensierry Newton House - i>o. Newton Loan - Lasswade NeiDton St Boswells, S. 0. - Bag Newtown - Linlithgow New Wintown - Tranent Newyearfield - Mid Calder Niddry - Liberton Niddry Castle - Winehburgh Niddry House - Liberton Niddry Mains - Liberton Niddry Station - Musselburgh Niddry Village - Winehburgh Nine Mile Burn - Penicuik Nisbet - Tranent Nisbet Loanhead - Do. Nivingsknowe - Loanhead Noblehall - Leadburn Nohlehouse, S. 0. - Bag Northbank - Newton St Boswells Northbank - Linlith go w North Benoick, S. 0. - Bag North Glermiston - Blackball Northcliff - North Queeasferry North Cottages - Do. North Elphinston' - Tranent Northfield - Newton St Boswells Northfield - Portobello Northfield House - Prestonpans Northmains - Tranent North Queensferry, S. 0. - Bag Norton Hall - Newton St Boswells Norton House - Katho Norton Mains - Do. Nowhead - Noblehouse Neivhaven, R. 0. - Town Delivery

Oakleaf - Penicuik Oatfield House - Drem Oatridge- - Linlithgow Oatslie - Roslin Ochiltree - -Linlithgow Old Kirk - Tranent Old Listen - Winehburgh Old Manse - Tranent Olive Bank - Musselburgh Orchardfield - Rathe Orchardfield Mains - Peebles Orch ardhead - Inverkeithing Oriel Cottage - Colinton Ormiston, S. 0.- - Tranent Ormiston Hill - Kirknewton Ormly - Murrayfield Outterston - Gorebridge Over Grogar - Corstorphine Overhowden - Stow Overshiel - Mid Calder Overshiels - Stow Overstone - Pittenweem Overton - Kirknewton Overtown - Winehburgh Over Williamston - Mid Calder Oxen - Dalkeith Oxenfoord Castle - Do. Oxgangs - Slateford Oato»;s. 0. - Stow

Papin - Tranent

Paradykes - Loanhead

Paragon Works - S. Queensferry

Parduvine - Lasswade

Park - Linlithgow

Parkend House - North Berwick

Parkfoot - Stow

Park Hall - Linlithgow

Park Head - Do.

Park Head - South Queensferry.

Park Head - West Calder

Park House - Linlithgow

Parkley Craigs - Do.

Parkneuk - Cramond Bridge

Pathhead - Dalkeith

Pathhead - Loanhead

Pathhead - Penicuik

Pathridge - Linlithgow

Patie's Hill - Penicuik

Paulswell - Do.

Pavilion - Prestonpans

Peanston - Tranent

Peasefl at - Dalkeith

Peaston - Do.

Peaston Bank - Tranent

Peaston Mill - Do.

Peebles, S. 0. - Bag

Peffer Mill - Liberton

Peggie's Mill - Cramond Bridge

Pembroke Lodge - Murrayfield

Pencaitland, S. 0. - Tranent

Penicuik, S. 0.' - Bag

Pentecox - Liberton

Pentland - Loanhead

Petershill - Linlithgo w

Pettycur^ - Kinghorn

Phillipston Village - Linlithgow

Phillipston House - South Queens- ferry

Piershill Barracks - Jock's Lodge

Pilkirie - Anstruther

Pilmorie - Stow

Pilmuir - Balerno

Pilmuir - Tranent

Pilmuir Manse - Do.

Pinkhill House - Corstorphine

Pinkieburn House - Musselburgh

Pinkiehill - Do.

Pinkie House - Do.

Pinkie Mains - Do.

Pirn - Stow

Pirn House - Innerleithen and Peebles

Pirntaton - Stow

Pittenweem, S. 0. - Bag

Plinphloth - S tow

Plogbie - Dalkeith

Ploverhall - Rathe

Ploverhall - Roslin

Plowey lands - Newton St Boswells

Polbeth - West Calder

Polkemmet House - Whitburn

Polton - Lasswade

Poltshill - Winehburgh

Pomathorn - Penicuik

Portmore House - Eddlestone

Portobello, S. 0. - Bag

Portseaton - Prestonpans

Possa - Peebles

Potteries - Prestonpans

Powder Mills - Roslin

Prate House Farm - Inverkeithing

Preston - Linlithgow

Preston - Prestonpans

Preston Cottage - Do.

Proston Grange Coal Works - Do,

Preston Grange House - Preston- pans

Prestonhall - Dalkeith

Prestonholm - Lasswade

Preston Link Coal Works - Pres- tonpans

Preston Lodge - Corstorphine

Preston Mains - Dalkeith

Prestonpans, S. 0. - Bag

Preston Villa - Corstorphine

Priest Mill - Winehburgh

Prora - Drem

Pumpherston - Mid Calder

Pyke - Penicuik

Quarter - Linlithgow Queenstown Bank - Drem

Raeshaw- - Gorebridge Ransfield - Rathe Ratho, S. 0. - Bag Ravelrig - Balerno Ravelston House- - Blackball Ravenhall House - Prestonpans Ravensworth - Penicuik Raw - Mid Calder Raw Camp - Do. Reach eugh - S tow Redcoll House - Prestonpans Redcraig - Mid Calder Red ford - Slateford RedhaU - Do. Redheugh - Gorebridge Redh eughs- - Corstorphine Redhouse - Linlithgow Redhouse - Drem Redrew - Tranent Redside - North Berwick Reidcell House - Prestonpans Reid House - Do. Remote - Dalkeith Renny Hill - Anstruther Restalrig House - Jock's Lodge Rhodes - North Berwick Rhodes Mains - Gorebridge Riccarton - Linlithgow Riccarton House - Hermiston Riccarton Mains - Do. Riddleton Hill - Newton St Bos- wells Riddochhill - Linlithgow Rigenhead - Tranent Rivild's Green House - Do. Roads - ^Penicuik Roberton - Gorebridge Roberton - Noblehouse Roberton Mains - Do. Robinscroft - Lasswade Rochend House - North Berwick Rockvil la - M urrayfield Rockville - North Queensferry Rockville House - Linlithgow Rodinlaw - Corstorphine Romanno - Leadburn Romanne Bridge - Do. Romanno House - Do. Rosebank - Currie Rosebank - Murrayfield Rosebank - Penicuik Rosebank - ^West Calder Roseberry - Gorebridge Rose Cottage - Corstorphine Rosehall - Musselburgh Rosemain s - D alkeith Rosemount - Musselburgh Rosetta - Peebles

LIST OF SUB-POST-OFFICES, ETC., UNDER EDINBURGH, ETC.

Roseview- - Leadburn Rosevilla - Portobello Roseiuell, S. 0. - Lasswade Roslin, S. 0. - Bag Rosshill - Soutli Qiieensferry Rossland Works - Kinghorn Rossness House - Do. Rosyth Farm - Inverkeitliing Rumblingsyke - Linlitbgo-w Riislia - West Calder Rusbierigg - Linlitbgow Rutherford Inn - Penicuik Ryal - Wincbburgh

St Ann's Factory - Lasswade

St Ann's House - North Berwick

St Boswells, S, 0. - Newton St

Boswells St Boswells Bank - Do. St Catherine's - Liberton St Clement's Wells - Musselbnrgb St David's - Inverkei thing St Germain's - Prestonpans St Germain's Houses - Do. St Leonard's Mills - Kinghorn St Leonard's Mills - Stow St Magdalen's - Linlithgow St Margaret's - N. Queensferry St Monance, S. 0.- - Pittenweem Saltcoats - Drem Salton, East^ - Tranent Salton, West - Do. Sandyknowe - Gorebridge Sauchieside - Dalkeith Sauchland - Do.

Saughton House, &c.' - Murrayfield Schaw's Hospital - Prestonpans Scotscraig - Ferryport-on-Ciaig Scotston - Noblehouse Scotston Bank - Do. Scotston Rigg - Do. Scotston House - S. Qtieensfeiry Seacliff - North Berwick Seafield' - Kinghorn Seafield Farm - Inverkeithing Seamill - Prestonpans Seaton - Do. Seaton Castle - Do. Seaton HUl - Do. Seaton Mains - Do. Seaton Mains (West) - ^Do. Selms - Ratho

Shank Garden - Gorebridge Sharpdale- - Liberton Sheriffhall - Dalkeith Sheriffhall Mains - Do. Shielfield - Stow Shiplaw - Penicuik Shoestains - Gorebridge Shothead - Balerno Shothead - Linlithgow Silver Knowes - Davidson's Mains Silver Knowes House - Do. Silver Mine - Linlithgow Skiltymoor - Lasswade Skivo - West Calder Slackend - Linlithgow Slatebams - Roslin Slateford, S. 0. - Bag Slateheugh - West Calder SI ipperfield - Penicuik Smeaton - Dalkeith Smeaton Colliery - Do. Smeaton Park - Musselburgh Smeaton Shaw - Dalkeith Smeaton Tile Works - Do.

Smidle Hall - Tranent

Smithy Green - Liberton

Snab - Linlithgow

Snaddon - Stow

Society, S. 0. - S. Queensferry

Society - Tranent

Soonhope - Stow

South Bank - Newton St Boswells

South Bank - Penicuik

South Bank - Ratho

South Cobbinshaw - West -CaldeT

Sonthfield - Liberton

Southgate - Penicuik

South Gyle - Corstorphine

South Houses - ^Liberton

South Lewisvale - Musselburgh

S. Queensferry, S. 0. - Bag

Southridge - Linlithgow

Southside Bank - Portobello

Soutra Mains - ^Dalkeith

Spadeslee - Newton St Boswells

Spencefield - Inverkeithing

Spenelsford - Tranent

Spittal - Drem

S pittalhaugh - Penicuik

S pittalrig - Tranent

Spottiswood - Stow

Springfield - Linlithgow

Springiield House - ^Lasswade

Springhill - Inverkeithing

Spylaw House - Colinton

Stage Hall - Stow

Stalks - Linlithgow

Stamford House - Drem

Standhill - Linlithgow

StantDane - Drem

Steel - Penicuik

Steil's Hospital - Tranent

Stenhouse - Liberton

Stenhouse Mills - .Murrayfield

Stevenston - Noblehouse

Stdbo, S. 0. - Peebles

Stobs - Q orebridge

Stobshiel - Dalkeith

Stonefield Hill - Lasswade

Stoney Bank - Musselburgh

Stoney HiU - Do.

Stoneyport - Slateford

Stoneyrig - Mid Calder

Stow, S. 0. - Bag

S traiton - Loanhead

Summerside - Dalkeith

Smeaton Park - Musselburgh

Sunnyacres - Noblehouse

Sunnybank - Inverkeithing

Sweathope - Musselburgh

Swine Burn House - ^Winchburgh

Swinton Bank^ - Peebles

Sycamore Grove - Musselburgh

Symington - Stow

Tarance - Linlithgow Teapot - Penicuik Temple, S. 0. - Gorebridge Temple - Newton St Boswells Templehall - Kirknewton Templehall - Tranent Tenant's March - West Calder Tenriggs^Stow Third - Newton St Boswells Thirlestane Castle and Vill. - Do, T h orniela w - D o . Thornydykes - Do. Thornton - Lasswade Threeburnford - Stow Threemile Town - Linlithgow

Threepmuir - Balerno Threepwood - Stow Threshydean - Kirknewton Tippethill - Linlithgow Todhills - Dalkeith Todholes - Balerno Tofts - Noblehouse TollashUl - Stow Tor - Murrayfield Toravon - ^Linlithgow Torbane HiU House - Bathgate Torcraick - Gorebridge Torphichen, S. 0.^ - Bathgate Torphin - West Calder Torquhan - Stow Torsonce - Do. Totely - Winchburgh Townhead - West Calder Toxside, S. 0. - -Gorebridge Trabrown - Stow Trafalgar Lodge - Musselburgh Tranent, S. 0. - Bag Tranent Station - Prestonpans Traquair, S. 0. - Peebles Turf th augh - Penicuik Turnhigh - Linlithgow Turnhouse - Cramond Bridge T urnhouse - Penicuik Turniedykes - Dalkeith Tweedbank - Peebles T weedmount - Newton St Boswells Tyne Bank - Dalkeith Tynehead - Gorebridge Tyneholm - Tranent Tynemount - ^Do.

Uphall, S. 0. - Winciburgh Upper Fala - Leadburn Upper Keith, S. O.^Dalkeith Uxt urig - Tranent

Vale - North Berwick Valleyfield - Penicuik Vantage - Inverkeithing Vellore Castle - Luiiithgow Venlaw - Peebles Venturefair - LeadL am Vogrie - Dalkeith Vogrie Coal Works - Gorebridge

Wadingburn - Lasswade

Walker burn MiUs - Innerleitliea

Waland - Peebles

Walford Lodge - Prestonpans

Wallace's Lodge - Newton .St Boe-

wells Wallhouse - Bathgate Wallrig - Newton St Boswells W allto wer - Penicuik Wallyford - Musselburgh WaJ ston - Penicuik Walston Place - ^Biggar Walton - Linlithgo w Wamphray - North Berwick Wantonmills - Stow Warriston - Hermiston Washingwells - Tranent Waterston - Linlithgow Watherston - Stow Wauk Mill - Musselburgh Waukmilton - Linlithgow Weargate - Newton St Boswells Weargate Mains - ^Do. Wedderlie - Stow Wellhead - Mid Calder Wellington House - Dalkeith

STAMP DUTIES, ETC..

Wellington Inn - Leadburn Wellington Works - Musselburgli West Bank - Portobello West Bank - Tranent West Binney - ^^Vinchburgli West Briggs - Winchburgb West Broomhill - West Calder West Bryans - Dalkeitii Westburn - West Oalder West Byers - Tranent West Calder, S. 0. - Bag West Colzium - West Calder West Craigie - Cramond Bridge West Craigs - Corstorpliine West Dalmeny - South Queens- ferry West Edge - Liberton Wester Briecb - West Calder Wester Deans - Leadburn Wester Windygoul - Tranent Westfield - Winchburgk Westfield - West Calder Westfield Paper Mills - Linlithgow West Harwood - West Calder West Hills - Noblehouse West Langton - Mid Calder West Lewisvale - Musselburgh West Linton, S. 0. - Penicuik West Loch - Do. West Mains - Noblehouse West Mains - West Calder West Mill - Noblehouse West Miiir- West Calder West Pans - Musselburgh

West Pilton - Davidson's Mains Westruther, S. 0. - Stow West Salton, S. 0. - Tranent West Side - Penicuik West Torphin - West Calder Westwood - Do.

Wheatfield House - Jock's Lodge Wheatlands - Cramond Bridge Wheatlands - Winchburgk Wheatrig - Tranent Whimhouse - Drem Whimhouse - Leadburn Whin Bush - Tranent Whimfield - Newton St -Boswells Whins - Inverkeithing Whistlegate - West Calder Whitburgh - Dalkeith Whitburn, S. 0. - Bag Whitecross - Whitburn Whitehaugh - Peebles Whitehill - Newton St Boswells Whitehouse - Musselburgh Whitehouse - Newton St Boswells Whitehouse Mill - Dalkeith Whitelaw - Juniper Green Whitemoss - Kirknewton Whiteside - ^Leadburn Whitesykes - West Calder Whitfield - Penicuik Whithill - Lasswade Whitlee - Newton St Boswells Whitrigghouse - Do. Whitrig^Bog - Do. Whitrig HUl - Do.

Whitslid - Stow_ Wilcoxholm - Linlithgow Wilkieston - Katho Williamcraigs - Linlithgow Williamstone - Mid Calder AVilliamstone - North Berwick Willow Bank - Jock's Lodge Winchburgk, S. 0. - Bag Windowdoors - Stow Windylaws - Penicuik Windymains - Dalkeith Win kstone - Peebles Winton Castle - Tranent Winton Hill - Do. Wiseland Mill - Stow Wisp - Liberton Wiston, S. 0.' - Biggar Witholm - Dalkeith Woodburn House - Do. Woodcockdale - Linlithgow Woodcot - Dalkeith Woodend - Win chburgh Woodgate - Tranent Woodhall - Juniper Green Woodhead - Linlithgow Woodhouselee - Roslin Woodmuir - West Calder Woodside - Tranent Woolmet - Dalkeith Wright Houses - Gorebridge Wright's Mill - Cui-rie Wynford - Linlithgow

Yorkston - Gorebridge

STAMP AND LEGACY DUTIES, ETC.

JVote. - The Writs and Instruments, forms of which are provided by the recent Titles to Land (Scotland) Act 1858 (21 & 22 Vict. c. 76), will he liable to Stamp Duties, if they come imder the general description of Deeds, or come within any of the particular items of charge to Duty in the Stamp Duties Schedules, whether written on other Deeds, or separate. See under Assignation, Charter, Deed of Relinquish- ment, Precept of dare constat, and Sasine.

Admission as a burgess, or into any Corpora- tion or Company in any Burgh in Scotland, in lieu of the duties of £l and £3 formerly payable, 5s.

Admissions of other descriptions various ; as to which see the schedule annexed to 55 Geo. III., c. 184. See also Licence, below.

Admission to act as Advocate, £50 ; as Writer to the Signet, Solicitor, Agent, At- torney, or Procurator in any court, ^25 ; to act as Agent in Supreme Courts without indenture (in addition to the said £25), £60 ; do. in Inferior Courts, without in- denture (in addition to the said £25), £30 ; to act as Notary- Public,, £20 ; to be fellow of College of Physicians, £25 ; to degree of Doctor of Medicine, £10 ; to ecclesias- tical benefice, £2.

Affidavits and DECiiARATioNS (23 Vict. c. 15.) - For every sheet or piece of paper, parchment, or vellum, on which the same

shall be written or printed, 2s. 6d. Affi- davits and declarations authorised to be made before Justices of Peace are exempted.

Agreement, (on and after 3d April I860,) for a Lease or Tack of Lands, &c., not exceed- ing seven years ; and.

Agreement, Minute or Memokandum, (on and after 3d April I860,) containing the terms and conditions on which Lands, &c. are let, held, or occupied for any such term. The same duty as on a Lease or Tack.

Provided that any Lease or Tack afterwards made, in pursuance of and conformably to the above, shall be charged with the Lease duty, laut not higher than 2s. 6d., exclusive of Progressive duty, notwith- standing the terms and conditions may be varied, not affecting the Stamp duty. The Lease may be impressed with a stamp de- noting the payment of the proper duty on the Agreement, Minute, or Memorandum.

STAMP DUTIES, ETC.

Agreement, or minute or memorandum of agreement, wittiout a clause of registration and not charged otherwise, nor expressly exempted from all Stamp duty, where the matter is of the value of £5 or upwards, whether the same shall be only evidence of a contract, or obligatory upon the parties from its being a written instrument, to- gether with every schedule, receipt, &c., endorsed or annexed, 6d. Progressive duty on words, 6d. Provided that in the case of Letters forming an Agreement, it shall be sufficient if any of such Letters shall be stamped with a duty of Is., although the same shall in the whole contain any quantity of words exceeding 2160. Exemptions. - Agreements for the hire of any labourer, artificer, manufacturer, or menial servant. Memorandum or agreement for or relating to the sale of any goods, wares, or merchandise. Agreements entered into in the United King- dom for or relating to the service in the colonies of any person as an artificer, clerk, domestic servant, handicraftsman, me- chanic, gardener, servant in husbandry, or labourer, 17 & 18 Vict. c. 83, § 21. Agreements in compliance with or under the provisions of the Merchant Seaman's Act, 7 & 8 Vict. c. 112, or the Mercantile Ma- rine Act, 13 & 14 Vict. c. 93. Note. - The agreement, if liable to one duty of 6d., may be stamped if brought to the Commissioners at London, or their ofiice at Edinburgh, or lodged with the dis- tributors of stamps in the country, with- in fourteen days after being made. If after, at London or Edinburgh, on a penalty of ,£10, 7 & 8 Vict., c. 21, § 5. If the matter of the Agreement shall be under the value of .£20, the penalty is 20s. If liable to further duty than 6d., it is subject to the same Eegulations as Deeds. See Stamping of Deeds.

Appraisements.

Amount not exceeding ^50 £0 2 6

Above £60, and not above 100 0 5 0

... 100 ... 200 0 10 0

... 200 ... 500 0 15 0

... 600 and upwards ... 10 0

Apprenticeship Indentures.

If the premium be under £30 £10 0

£30 and under 60 2 0 0

60 ... 100 3 0 0

100 ... 200 6 0 0

200 ... 300 12 0 0

300 ... 400 20 0 0

400 ... 500 25 0 0

500 ... 600 30 0 0

600 ... 800 40 0 0

800 ... lOOO 50 0 0

1000 oruDwards ... 60 0 0

If no premium, 2s. 6d.

Indentures of clerks or apprentices to writers to the signet, solicitors, or agents in the Supreme Courts of Scotland, £60 ; Inferior Courts £30. See Duplicate or Counterpart.

Exem. - Indentures of aj)prentices for sea- service and poor children. AssiaNATiON of an unrecorded conveyance

(21 & 22 Vict. c. 76, § 13, and sch. I., Nos.

1 & 2 to said Act,) whether separate from

or written upon the " conveyance."

If upon the sale of any property. See conveyance.

If of any heritable pi'operty, &c. See mort-

If of any property for a gratuitous or other consideration, not inferring the payment

of any specific duty £1, 15s.

Award op Decreet-arbitral. - When less

than 2160 words £1, 16s.

(Inland Bill) Draft or Order, after 10th October 1853, for the payment of any sum of money to the bearer, or to order, on

demand Id.

And the following instruments shall be deemed and taken to be drafts or orders for the payment of money within the intent and meaning of this act, and of any act or acts relating to the stamp duties on bills of exchange, drafts, or orders, and shall be chargeable accord- ingly with the stamp duties imposed by this act, or any such act or acts, viz. : - All documents or writings usually termed letters of credit, or whereby any person to whom any such document or writing is or is intended to be delivered or sent, shall be entitled or be intended to be entitled to have credit with, or in ac- count with, or to draw upbn any other person, for, or to receive from such other person any sum of money therein men- tioned. All letters of credit, whether in sets or not, sent by persons in the United Kingdom, to persons abroad, authorising drafts on the United Kingdom. - 1 6 & 1 7 Vict. c. 59. Draft or Order after the 24th May 1858, for the payment of any sum of money to the bearer on demand, which being drawn upon any banker within fifteen miles of the place where such draft or order is issued, was formerly exempt from stamp

duty. - 21 Vict. c. 20 ....Id.

The following is from schedule of 23 Vict. c. 16, under Bill of Exchange, Draft, or Order : -

" All Bills, Drafts, or Orders for the pay- ment by any banker or person acting as a banker, of any sum of money, though not made payable to the bearer or to order, and, whether delivered to the payee or not ; and all Writings or Docu-

STAMP DUTIES, ETC.

ments, entitling or intended to entitle any person whatever to the payment from or by any banker, or person acting as a banker, of any sum of money, whe- ther the person to whom payment is to be made, shall be named or designated therein or not, or whether the same shall be delivered to him or not, shaU respectively be deemed to be bills, drafts, or orders for the payment of money chargeable with Stamp duty, as if the same had been made payable to bearer or to order. Provided always, that any one Document or Writing although directing the payment of several sums of money to difi'erent persons, shall be chargeable with Stamp duty, as one order only." Uxemptions. - Any draft, or order drawn hy any banker upon any other hanker, not payable to bearer or to order, and used solely for the purpose of settling or dear- ing any account between such bankers. Any letter written by a hanker to any other banker, directing the payment of any sum of vnoney, the same not being payable to hearer or to order, and such letter not being sent or delivered to the person to whom payment is to be made, or to any person on his behalf; and all warrants or orders for the payment of any annuity granted by the Commission- ers for the reduction of the National Debt, or for the payment of any dividend or interest on any share in the Oovernment or Parliamentary stocks or funds ; and all drafts or orders dravm hy the Ac- countant General of the Court of Chan- cery in England or Ireland, shall be exempt from all Stamp duty. N.B. - The duty on drafts or orders may be impressed on the paper, or an ad- hesive stamp may be affixed. - 16 & 17 Vict, c. 59, § 3. The adhesive stamp may be either a receipt or draft stamp, - 17 & 18 Yict. c. 83, § 10. Where an adhesive stamp is used, the maker of the draft to cancel the stamp by writing on it his name or initials. Penalty for omission, &c., £lO. - 16 & 17 Vict. c. 59, § 4 & 5. The payer of the draft or order shall, when he pays it, write the word "paid" on the stamp. Penalty for omission, J20. - 23 Vict. c. 15 § 12. Inland Bill payable otherwise than on de- mand ; Promissory Note payable otherwise than to

bearer on demand ; Foreign Bill drawn in but payable out of the United Kingdom, not drawn in sets of three or more ; Foreign Bill drawn out and payable out of the United Kingdom, but endorsed or ne- gotiated within the United Kingdom, not drawn in sets of three or more ;

Foreign Bill drawn out of and payable within the United Kingdom, - Not exceeding £5 ... Id.

Exceeding ^5 and not above 10 ... 2d. 10 .,. 25 ... 3d.

25 ... 50 ... 6d.

50 ... 75 ... 9d.

75 .,, 100 ,.. Is.

And the following duties apply to aU the above, and in addition to Promissory Note payable to bearer on de- mand.

Above £100 and not above J200... 2s. Od. 200 ... 300... 3s. Od.

300 ... 400.., 4s. Od.

400 ... 500... 5s. Od.

500 ... 750... 7s. 6d.

750 ... 1000.. .10s. Od.

... 1000 ... 1500.. .15s. Od.

... 1500 ... 2000.. ,20s. Od.

... 2000 ... 3000, ..30s, Od.

... 3000 ... 4000,., 40s. Od.

4000 and upwards ; for a Bill of Ex- change, draft, or order ; for every JlOOO or part of £1000, 10s., 23 Vict. c. 15 ; for a Promissory Note payable otherwise than to bearer on demand, 45s. N.B. - Promissory Notes for £100 or under are not to be drawn payable to bearer on demand, except bankers' re-issuable notes, which require a different stamp ; and only such notes of bankers and no others can be re-issued after being once paid. Foreign Bills drawn in but payable out of the United Kingdom, and also drawn out and payable out of the United Kingdom, but endorsed or negotiated within the United Kingdom, if drawn in sets of three or more, for every bill of each set -

Sum payable not above £25

Above £25 and not above 50

50 .,. 75

Os, Id.

Os. 2d.

Os. 3d.

Os. 4d.

Os. 8d.

Is. Od.

Is. 4d.

Is. 8d.

2s. 6d.

3s. 4d.

5s. Od.

6s. 8d. lOs. Od. 13s. 4d.

75 ... 100

... 100 ,,. 200

.,. 200 ... 300

,., 300 ... 400

... 400 .,. 500

... 500 ... 750

... 750 ,,. 1000

... 1000 ... 1500

,., 1500 ,.. 2000

... 2000 ... 3000

... 3000 ,,. 4000

4000 and upwards - every bill of the

set, for every £1000, or part of £1000,

3s, 4d., 23 Vict, c. 15. Bill of Exchange, Draft, or Order, (For- eign) on and after 3d April 1860, drawn or endorsed out of the United Kingdom for the payment of money on demand, 23 Vict. c. 15. The same duty as on an Inland Bill of Exchange, for the payment of money otherwise than on demand.

STAMP DUTIES, ETC.

Note. - The word endorsed is held by the Board of Inland Revenue to have no practicable effect. See Times, 20 «& 22 April 1860. N.B. - The duties on Foreign Bills, drawn out of the United Kingdom, are to be de- noted by adhesive stamps. The holder to a£&x the adhesive stamp if one not on it before he negotiate it, and cancel the stamp by writing his name or the name of his firm, and the date, on it, 17 & 18 Vict. c. 83, § 3. The Act 23 Vict. c. 15, § 12, provides that the party paying the taill, shall, when he does so, write the word "paid" upon the stamp. The amount of duty on adhesive stamps is impressed on two parts. The Board of Inland Ee- venue recommend that the cancellation should be on one of the parts, and the other left legible. If a Foreign Bill payable abroad, and as to which the provision "drawn in sets of three or more" apply, shall be drawn in a single bill, the duty will be the same - as on an Inland Bill, and if in a set of two, the duty on each will be the same as on an Inland Bill. This is in accord- ance with the opinion of the Board of Inland Revenue, (see North British Daily Mail, 3d November 1854.) But the Board have given an opinion that a Fo- reign Bill drawn abroad and payable in this country in duplicate or triphcate only represents one transaction, and is liable to the duty on one Inland Bill of the same amount, - ^that is, if one of the parts have the full duty, the others may be unstamped, (see Times, 6th November 1854.) The schedule of the act does not provide for such a biU being drawn in sets. BiUs bearing to be drawn out of the United Kingdom are to be deemed Foreign Bills so di-awn, although they may in reahty be drawn in the United Kingdom - 17 & 18 Vict. c. 83, § 4. A person in the United Kingdom drawing and issuing a bill payable out of the United Kingdom in a set, must di'aw the whole set, and a person transferring or negotiating such bUl must transfer and deliver, stamped, the whole number of the set. Penalty ^100. A person taking such biU must get the whole set, stamped, otherwise he cannot recover on it or make it available - ib. § 6. This applies only to bills di-awn within and payable out of the United Kingdom, luiiAiirD Bill, Dkapt, or Ordee for the pay- ment of any sum of money, though not made payable to the bearer, or to order, if the same shall be delivered to the payee, or some person on his or her behalf, the same duty as on a biU of exchange for the like sum, payable to bearer or order.

Inland Bill, Deaft, or Order for the payment of any sum of money, weekly, monthly, or at any other stated periods, if made payable to the bearer, or to order, or if delivered to the payee, or some per- son on his or her behalf, where the total amount of the money thereby made pay- able shall be specified therein, or can be ascertained therefrom, or shall be indefi- nite, the same duty as on a bill payable to beai-er or order on demand.

Promissory Note for the payment of any sum of money by instalments, or for the payment of several sums of money at different days or times, so that the whole of the money to be paid shall be definite and certain, the same duty as on a promis- sory note, payable otherwise than to the bearer on demand, for a sum equal to the whole amount of the money to be paid.

Bills of Lading 6d.

Bonds and other Securities.

Bond (personal) given for any certain sum of money not exceeding

£50 Is. 3d. Exceediag £50 and not exceeding 100 2s. 6d.

100 150 200

250

150 3s. 9d.

200 5s. Od.

250 6s. 3d.

300 7s. 6d.

And where the same shall exceed ,£300, then for every £100, and also for any fractional part of i>100, - 2s. 6d. Bond as security for monies to be thereafter lent, advanced, or paid, or which may be- come due upon account-current, together with any sum already advanced or due, or without, as the case may be, - Where the money secured or to be ulti- mately recoverable shall he limited not to exceed a given sum, - The same duty as on a bond for such sum. Where uncertain, and without any limit, - The same as on a bond for a sum equal to the amount of the penalty. Where there is no penalty, the bond shall be available for such an amount only as the ad valorem stamps wiU cover. Personal Bond given as a security for the transfer or retransfer of any share in any of the Government or Parliamentary Stocks or Funds, or of the Banks of England or Ireland or of the East India Company, or of any other company or corporation, - The same ad valorem duty as on a bond for a sum of money equal to the value of the stock or fund secured, according to the average price at the date of the bond, or on either of the ten days precechng ; or the latest day preceding on which there shall have been a known sale. Peesonal Bond given as a security for the payment of any sum of money, or for the transfer or retransfer of stock secured also

STAMP DTJTIES, ETC.

hy a wadset, or other instrument paying duty as a wadset, or for the performance of covenants contained in such instrument, or for both those purposes, provided such other instrument hear even date with, and be referred to in such bond - Where the sum of money or the value of the stock secured shall not exceed ,£800, - The same ad valorem duty as on a mortgage or wadset for seeming the like amount or value. Exceeding J800, - £1 ; Persoijal or Heritable Bond given as an additional or further security for the pay- ment of any sum of money, or for the transfer or retransfer of any share in any of these ^\,OQks, 'previously secured hy a bond or other security therein referred to, which has j)aid the proper ad valorem duty on bonds at the date thereof, - Where the sum or the value of the stock shall not exceed J1400, - The same ad valorem duty as on a bond or mortgage for securing the like sum or value ; Where said sum shall exceed J1400, - £\, 15s. Bond - Transfer or Assignment disposition or assignation of any such bond as afore- said, and which has paid the proper ad valorem duty on bonds - Where the principal money or stock se- cured by the bond shall not exceed in whole £1400, - The same duty as on a bond for the total amount or value ; And in every other case such transfer, assignment, disposition, or assignation, shall be chargeable with the duty of £l, 15s. Personal or Heritable Bond given as the only or principal security for the payment of any annuity upon the original creation and sale thereof, - The same ad valorem duty as on a conveyance upon sale in con- sideration of the sum or value given or agreed for the purchase. - See Duties on Conveyances. Personal Bond given as a collateral or auxiliary security for the payment of any annuity upon the original creation and sale, where granted or conveyed or secured by ajiy other deed or instrmnent, paying the ad valorem duty on conveyances upon the sale of any property - Where such ad valorem duty shall not exceed 20s. such bond shaU be chargeable with a stamp duty of equal amount therewith ; And where such exceeds 20s. - £1. Personal or Heritable Bond given as a security for the payment of any annuity, {except upon the original creation and sale,) or of any sum or sums of money at stated periods, (not being interest nor rent upon a lease,) for any definite and certain term,

so that the total ar/iount to be paid can be previously ascertained, - The same ad valorem duty as on a bond of the like nature for the payment of a sum of money equal to such total amount. Personal or Heritable Bond given as a security for the payment of any annuity, {except as aforesaid^ or of any money at stated periods, {not being interest nor rent upon lease,) for the term of life or any other indefinite period, so that the whole cannot be previously ascertained, - Where the annuity of sum secured shall

not exceed £50 per annum, - £1 ; Exceeding £150 and not exceeding £100

per annum, - £2. And where exceeding £100 per annum, then for every £100, and also for any fractional part of £100 per annum, - £2. But where there shall be both a personal and heritable bond in separate deeds of the same date for securing any such annuity, &c., and the ad valorem duty above charged amounts to £2 or up- wards, the heritable bond only to be charged with the ad valorem duty, and the personal bond to be charged only with a duty of £1. Bond of any kind or description given for any other purpose than as aforesaid, - The duty chargeable by any act in force at passing 13th and 14th Yict. c. 97. But no such bond shall be charged with any greater amount of stamp duty that the ad valorem duty before chai'ged upon a bond given for the payment of a definite and certain sum of money to the same amount as the penalty of such bond. Bond of Relief to a cautioner or surety,

£1, 15s. Bond for the due execution of an office, and to account for money received by virtue of such of&ce, - £1, 15s. Bond given for, or in respect of, duties of customs or excise, or for preventing frauds or evasions thereof, or for any other matter relating thereto - relanding of plate - re- gistering of British vessels, - 5s. Heritable or Personal Bond, of any kind whatever, not otherwise charged nor ex- pressly exempted from all stamp duty, - £1, 15s.

JVote. - The above provision, that the duty shall not exceed the ad valorem duty on a sum the same amount as the penalty in the bond, applies to the four preced- ing entries. Charter Disposition, or Contract (after 10th October 1854), containing the first original constitution of feu and gi'ound annual rights in Scotland (not being a lease or tack for years), in consideration of any annual sum payable in perpetuity

EDINBURGH

I IRRARIFR.

STAMP DUTIES, ETC.

£0 6 0 12

0 18

1 4 1 10

3 0

4 10 6 0

or for any indefinite period, whetlier feu farm or other rent, feu-duty, ground an- nual, or otherwise : Where annual sum shall not exceed £5 Exceeding £5 and not exceeding 10 10 ... 15

15 ... 20

20 ... 25

25 ... 60

50 ... 75

75 ... 100

And so on for every £60, and also for

any fractional part of £50 3 0 0

- 11 and 18 Vict. c. 83.

Charter of resignation, confirmation, novo- damas, upon apprising, or decreet of ad- judication or sale, of heritable subjects holden of a subject superior, - 5s. JVote. - Writ of confirmation of any deed or instrument of sasine or notarial in- strument, where lands held of a subject superior, written upon such deed or in- strument, 21 and 22 Vict., c. 76, § 7, presumed to be liable to this duty. As also writs of resignation, lands held as aforesaid, ib., § 9. As also writ of in- vestiture, or deed of relinquishment of superiority, lands held as aforesaid, ib., § 24, and sch. N., No. 3. Progressive duty of 5s.

Charter-Party 5s.

liote. - ^Unstamped Charter-Parties are re- ceived to be stamped the same as Agreements, see Note imder head of Agreement.

Composition-deed with Creditors £1, 15s.

Conveyances.

Conveyance, whether grant, disposition, as- signment, transfer, renunciation, or of any other kind whatsoever, upon the sale of any lands, tenements, rents, annuities, or other property, heritable or moveable, or of any right, title, interest, or claim in, to, out of, or upon any such, that is, for the principal or only deed, instrument, or writing whereby the lands or other things sold are granted, assigned, transferred, renounced, or otherwise conveyed to or vested in the purchaser, or any other per- son, by his direction. Where the purchase or consideration money expressed shall not exceed

Exceeding

£25

£0 2

£25 not

exc. 50

0 5

0 7

.. 100

0 10

100

.. 125

0 12

125

.. 150

0 15

150

.. 175

0 17

175

.. 200

1 0

200

.. 225

1 2

225

.. 250

1 5

250

.. 275

1 7

275

.. 300

1 10

300

.. 350

1 15

350

.. 400

2 0

Exceeding £400 not exc. 450 2 5 0 450 ... 500 2 10 0 500 ... 550 2 15 0 550 ... 600 3 0 0

And where the purchase or consideration money shall exceed £600, then for every £100, and also for any fractional part of £100, - 10s. It is directed that the purchase-money or consideration shall be trul^ expressed and set forth in words at length, in or upon every deed or instrument of conveyance \ and where such consideration shall consist, either wholly or in part, of any stock or security, the value thereof i-espectively, to be ascertained as after mentioned, shall also be truly set forth, as aforesaid, in or upon every such deed or instrument ; and such value shall be deemed to be the purchase or consideration money, or part thereof, as the case may be, in respect whereof the ad valorem duty shall be charged. And where the consideration, or any part of the consideration, shall be stock in the public funds, or any government debenture or stock of the banks of England or Ire- land, or any debenture or stock of any corporation, company, society, or persons or person, payable only at the will of the debtor, the duty shall be calculated (taking the same respectively, whether consti- tuting the whole or a part only of such consideration) according to the average selling price thereof respectively, on the day, or on either of the ten days preceding the date of the deed or instrument of con- veyance, or if no sale shall have taken place within such ten days, then according^ to the average selling price thereof on the day of the last preceding sale ; and if such consideration, or part thereof, shall be a mortgage, bond, or debenture, the amount whereof shall be recoverable by the holder, or any other security whatsoever, whether payable in money or otherwise, such cal- culation shall be made according to the sum due thereon for both principal and interest. In any case where property shall be sold and conveyed in consideration of any rent charge or annuity, or any annual or peri- odical payment to be made permanently or for any indefinite period, so that the total amount of the money to be paid for such property cannot be previously ascer- tained, which rent charge, annuity, or other payment, shall be made subject to redemption or purchase upon terms and conditions specified in the deed or instru- ment, whereby the property sold shall be conveyed to, or vested in, the purchaser, or any person by his direction, the money or the consideration mentioned in the said

STAMP DUTIES, ETC.

deed or instrument as that on payment or transfer, delivery or satisfaction, of which the said rent charge, annuity, or other payment shall be redeemed or purchased, or repurchased, or shall cease to be pay- able, shall be deemed to be the purchase- money or consideration, on the sale of the said property so sold and conveyed, and in respect of which last-nientioned purchase- money or consideration, the ad valorem duty shall be chargeable ; and where any such last-mentioned consideration shall consist wholly, or in part, of any stock or security mentioned in the Act 13 and 14 Vict. 0, 97, the value thereof shall be ascer- tained as in such Act is in that behalf provided; and where any such annuity, rent charge, or other payment aforesaid shall be made, subject to redemption or purchase, or repurchase or discontinuance, upon payment or satisfaction of any money or value to be ascertained or calculated in manner provided in the said deed or in- strument, the amount of such money or value shall, for the purpose of charging the said ad valorem duty, be ascertained or calculated, as in such deed or instru- ment shall be so provided. 16 and 17 Vict. c. 59, § 11. Copies or Extracts from the public regis- ter, or from books of any court of record, 2s. 6d. ; and where the same shall contain more than 600 words, any less quantity of words over and above the first 600 words, or above any second, third, or other full quantity of 600 words, a further duty of 2s. 6d. Copy attested of any agreement or deed for the security/ or use of a person not being a party or taking benefit under it, - Is. Progressive duty for every 720 words, - Is. Copy attested of a will, testament, or codicil, or of a confirmation of a testament, testa- mentary or dative, - same duty as above. Copt, Certified Copy or Extract (on and after 3d April 1860) of or from any register of births, baptisms, marriages, deaths, or burials, - Id. The said duty to be paid by the person re- quiring any such Copy or Extract, Exemptions. - " Copies of Entries of Bap- tisms, Marriages, arid Burials trans- mitted to the registrar of the diocese, in pursuance of the 52 Geo. III. c. 146." " Certified Copies of registers sent by super- intending registrars to the general regis- trar in pursuance of the 6 and 7 W. 4, c. 86. And Copies or Extracts made or given wider, or in pursuance of the 7 Victoria, c. 15, to amend the laws relat- ing to labour in factories.^' 23 Vict., c. 15. Note. - The duty may be denoted by impressed or adhesive stamp. If an impressed stamp is not on the instru-

ment - See Delivery Order, as to affix- ing and cancelling the adhesive stamp. Copyright of Designs, certificate of, - £5. " Cost Book Mines, (on and after 3d April 1860.) Any Note, Instrument, or Writing, requesting or authorising the purser or other officer of any mining company con- ' ducted on the Cost Book system to enter or register any transfer of any share or shares, or part of a share in any mine ; or any Notice to such purser or officer of any such transfer," - 6d. 23 Vict. c. 15. Note. - The person who shall write or sign any such Note, Instrument, or Writing, or give such Notice, shall, if an im- pressed stamp be not on it, affix and cancel the adhesive stamp, see Note under Delivery Order. Penalty on such person for default, and on the purser or other officer registering the transfer or complying with such Notice, - .£20. 23 Vict. c. 15, § 11. Covenant. - Any deed containing a covenant for the payment or repayment of any sum, or for the transfer or retransf er of stock, in any case where a mortgage, if made for the like pui'pose, would be chargeable imder this schedule with any ad valorem duty exceeding in amount £\, 15s. ; or for the payment of any annuity, or any sums at stated periods, in any case where a bond for the like purpose would be chargeable with any such duty, - the same ad valorem duty as on bond respectively for the like purpose. When it is an additional security to a pro- perly stamped bond referred to in it, the ad valorem duty here charged not payable. Exemption. - Any covenant contained in a deed chargeable under Mortgages of Settlement. Debentures, or Certificate for receiving back duties of Customs or Excise on goods exported after the 10th October 1853 ; Where the drawback to be received shall not

exceed JlO, ...Is. Od.

Where the same shall exceed £10, and not

exceed £50, ._ 2s. 6d.

And where the same shall exceed £50, 5s. Od.

(16 and 17 Vict. c. 59.) Declaration, see Affidavit. Deed not otherwise charged, - £1, 15s. Note. - Testamentary Instruments or Dis- positions, mortis causa, (on and after 3d April 1860) are not chargeable with any stamp duty. 23 Vict. c. 15, § 7. Deed of Kelinquishment of Superiority, 21 and 22 Vict. c. 76, § 23, and sch. N, No. 1. If, in consideration of a sum of money, see Conveyance. If gratuitous, - £l, 15s. Delivery Order - (on and after 3d April 1860) Any writing or document, commonly called a Delivery Order, or by whatever name the same shall be designated, en-

STAMP DUTIES, ETC.

titling, or intended to entitle any person therein named, or his assigns, or the holder thereof, to the delivery of any goods, wares, or merchandise of the value of forty shil- lings or upwards, lying in any dock or port, or in any warehouse in which goods are stored or deposited on rent or hire, or upon any wharf ; such writing or document being signed by or on behalf of the owner of such goods, wares, or merchandise, upon the sale or transfer of the property therein, 23 Vict., cap. 15 - Id. Mote. - The duty may be denoted by im- pressed or adhesive stamp. If an im- pressed stamp not on the instrument, the person who shall make, sign, or issue, shall, before delivery, affix the adhesive stamp, and effectually cancel it by writ- ing on it his name, or the name of his firm or principal, or the initials, and the date of the day and year. Penalty on such person for default, and on the per- son receiving it without stamp, £20, 23 Vict. c. 15, § 9. Deputation of a Gamekeeper, - £1, 15s. Disentail, instrument of, £l, 15s. Dock Warrant - (on and after 3d April 1860) Any warrant or document, commonly called a dock warrant, or any other writing or document, by whatever name the same shall be designated, which shall evidence the title of any person therein named, or his assigns, or the holder thereof, to the property in any goods, wares, or merchan- dise lying in any dock or warehouse, or upon any wharf, such writing or document being signed or certified by or on behalf of the company or person in whose custody such goods, wares, or merchandise may be, 23 Vict., cap. 15 - 3d. Exemption, - Any writing or document given hy any inland carrier achnoxoledg- ing the receipt of goods conveyed hy such carrier. Note. - The duty may be denoted by im- pressed or adhesive stamp. If an im- pressed stamp not on the instrument, see Delivery Order, as to affixing and cancelling the adhesive stamp. Duplicate or Counterpart of any deed or instrument, of any description whatever, chargeable with any stamp duty, under any Act or Acts in force - Where such stamp duty (exclusive of pro- gressive duty) shall not amount to the sum of 5s., the same duty as chargeable on the original deed or instrument, including the progressive duty thereon (if any) ; And where the same (exclusive as aforesaid) amounts to the sum of 5s. or upwards, - 53. ; And where in the latter case any such deed or instrument, together with any schedule, receipt, or other matter put or indorsed

thereon or annexed thereto, contains 2160 words or upwards, for every entire quan- tity of 1080 words contained therein above the first 1080 words, the progressive duty of2s. 6d. ^

In such latter case the duplicate or counter- part (excepting counterparts of leases not signed by the lessor, 16 and 17 Vict. c. 95, § 12), is not available unless stamped with a particular stamp for denoting the pay- ment of the full stamp-duty on the origi- nal deed or instrument, which shall be impressed upon such, on the same being produced, together with the original deed or instrument, and on the whole being duly executed and stamped in all other respects. Duplicates to have denoting stamp impressed are received by the Soli- citor of Inland Eevenue, Edinburgh. See afterwards.

Insurance Policies.

LTEE.

Where the sum insured shall not exceed .£500 - Then for every ^50, and any frac- tional part of £50, £0 0 6

Where it shall exceed £500, and shall not exceed £1000 - ^Then for every £100, and any frac- tional part of £100, 0 1 0

Where it shall exceed £1000 - Then for every £1000, and any frac- tional part of £1000 0 10 0

(16 and 17 Vict. c. 59.)

FIRE.

Duty on each policy, , ^0 1 0

Besides 3s. per cent, per annum on every

insurance made or renewed. Exemptions. - Public hospitals ; also agri- cultural produce, farming stock, and im- plements of husbandry, provided the insurance shall be effected by a separate and distinct policy. sea. Policy of insurance upon any voyage what- ever, for every £100, or fractional part of £100, charged according to the rates of premium on the sums insm'ed, viz. : -

s. d.

Not exceeding 10s. per cent., 0 3

Exc. 10s. and not exceeding 20s. 0 6 20s. ... 30s. 1 0

30s. ... 40s. 2 0

40s. ... 50s. 3 0

Exceeding 50s. per cent. . 4 0 But if the separate interest of two or more distinct persons shall be insured by one policy or instrument, then the said respec- tive duties, as the case may require, shall be charged thereon, in respect of each and every fractional part of £100, as well as in respect of every full sum of £100, which shall be thereby insured upon any separate and distinct interest. Policy of Insurance, for every £100, or

STAMP DUTIES, ETC.

fractional part of £100, insiired for any certain term or period of time :

Not exceeding six calendar months 2s. 6d.

Exceeding six calendar months 4s. Od.

Policy of mutual insurance upon any voyage whatever, and not for a period of time, for every £100, or fractional part of £100, thereby insured to any person

or persons 2s. 6d.

Leases.

Leases, or Tacks of Lands or Heritable

Subjects.

£ s.

& s. d.

Kent not exceeding £5

0 3

0 6 0

Ab. £5 and not ab. £10

0 6

0 12 0

... 10 ... 15

0 9

0 18 0

... 15 ... 20

0 12

14 0

... 20 ... 25

0 15

1 10 0

... 25 ... 50

1 10

3 0 0

... 50 ... 75

2 5

4 10 0

... 75 ... 100

3 0

6 0 0

Where the same shall

exceed £100, then for

every £50, and for any

fractional part of £50

1 10

3 0 0

* Term not exceeding 35 years. t Above 35, but not above 100 years. Exceeding 100 years.

As to the duties in the first column, if the rent shall be under £20, and if a sum of money by way of fine, premium, or gras- sum, shall be paid, the same duty as on a conveyance of sale; if the rent shall be above £20, both the lease duty and con- veyance on sale duty. In the case of a lease to which the second and third columns apply, where there is a fine, premium, or grassum, and whatever the amount of rent, both the ad valorem lease duty and conveyance on sale duty. - 13 and 14 Vict. c. 97; and 17 and 18 Vict. c. 83. Lease or Tack made for any term or period less than a year, at a rent reserved or pay- able for the same, shall be chargeable with the same ad valorem duty as a lease or tack, at a yearly rent of the same amount as the sum so reserved or payable. - 17 and 18 Vict. c. 83, § 23. Lease or Tack of any mine or minerals or other property of a like nature, either with or without any other lands or heritable subjects, where any portion of the -produce shall he reserved to he -paid in money or kind -

If it be stipulated that the value shall amount at least to a given sum per annum, or it he limited not to exceed a given sum, to be specified, then the ad valorem duty shall be charged in re- spect of the highest of such sums. And where any yearly sum is reserved in addition to or together with such pro-

duce, relative to the yearly amount or value of which there is no such stipula- tion or limitation, the ad valorem duty shall be charged in respect of such yearly sum. And where hoth a certain yearly sum and also such produce relative to the yearly amount or value of which there shall be such stipulation or limitation is reserved, the ad valorem duty shall be charged on the aggregate of such yearly sum, and also of the highest yearly amount or value of such produce. N.B. - Where a grassum or rent is in grain, it is to be charged according to the stipu- lated rate of conversion, and if none be stipulated, according to the fiars on an average of seven years. Where there are separate grassums or rents payable to separate pro indiviso proprietors in the same deed, the stamp is on the cumulo amount. Tacks in pursuance of Dwelling Houses Act, 18 and 19 Vict., c. 88, and Transfers thereof, - Stamp duty may be impressed on paper or denoted by special adhesive stamp, 18 and 19 Vict., c. 88, § 21. Lease or Tack of any kind, not otherwise

charged, - £1, 15s. Assignment or surrender of a lease or tack upon any other occasion than a sale or mortgage, - A duty equal to the ad valorem duty with which a similar lease or tack would be chargeable under 13 and 14 Vict, c. 97 ; but where a similar lease would be chargeable under said Act with any stamp duty amounting to £1, 15s. or upwards, such assignment or surrender shall be chargeable with a duty of £1, 15s. And no stamp duty, except the ad valo- rem duty, shall be chargeable for any lease expressed to be gi-anted in con- sideration of the surrender of an exist- ing lease and also of a sum of money. Letter or Power op Attorney, or Com- mission OR Factory £l 10

Letter of Attorney for Sale, Transfer, ac- ceptance or receipt of dividends of the government Stocks, £1 ; On or after 3d April 1860, if the Stocks not exceeding in value £20, or the divi- dends not exceeding the annual sum of £10 - 23 Vict. c. 15. 5s. Letter or Power of Attorney, on or after 3d April 1860, for the receipt of any sum of money or any Cheque, Note or Draft for any sum of money not exceeding £20 or any periodical payments not exceeding the annual sum of £10 - 23 Vict. c. 15. 5s. Licences.

Annual licence to bankers issuing notes, £30. Appraisers, £2. Pawnbrokers, £7, 10s. Admitted and practising attorneys, &c., if resident in city or county of Edinburgh,

STAMP DUTIES, ETC.

£300

for

and in possession of office three years or upwards, £9 ; if not so long, £4, 10s. If resident elswhere, and admitted for three years or upwards, £6 ; if not so long, £3. To dealers in gold and silver j)late, above 2 oz. gold or 30 oz. silver, £5, 15s. Do. under do., £2, 6s. To owners, and sellers, and persons exposing to sale patent medi- cines, if within the city of Edinburgh, £2 ; if within any other city, or borough, or town corporate, 10s ; if in any other part of Scotland, 5s. Mortgages, Heritable Bonds, &c. Wadset, and heritable bond, disposition, as- signation, or tack in security affecting pro- perty heritable or moveable ; also infeft- ment of annual rent, but without any per- sonal bond or obligation therein contained for payment of the money secured ; also letter of reversion or back bond, for quali- fying absolute conveyance of any property ; and also any deed whereby a real burden shall be created on lands or heritable sub- jects ; as a security for any definite and certain sum of money not exceeding

£50 Is. 3d.

Exc. 50 and not exceeding £100 2 100 ... 150

150 ... 200

200 ... 250

250 ... 300

And where the same exceeds

every £100, and fractional part of £100, - 2s. 6d. Where the deed is made as a security for the repayment of money to be thereafter lent, advanced, or paid, or which may become due upon an account current, together with any sum already advanced or due, or without, other than any sums to be advanced for the insurance of any property comprised in such security against damage by fire, or for the insur- ance of any life or lives, or for the re- newal of any grant or lease upon the dropping of any life or lives, pursuant to any agreement in any deed whereby any estate or interest held upon such life or lives is granted, assigned, or assui-ed, or whereby any annuity is granted or secured for such life or lives. If the total amount of the money secured or to be ultimately recoverable is limited not to exceed a given sum, - The same duty as on a wadset for such limited sum. And if the total amount is uncertain and without any limit, then the same shall be available as a security or charge for such an amount only as the ad valorern, duty denoted by the stamjp will cover. And where the same is made as a security for the transfer or retransf er of any share in any of the government or parliamen- tary stocks or funds, or of the Bank of

England, or of Ireland, or of the East India, or of the South Sea Company, or of any other company or corporation, in consideration of stock or money advancd or lent at the time, or previously due and owing, or forborne to be paid, being pay- able, - The same duty as on a mortgage for a sum equal to the value of the stock or fund secured according to the average price at the date of the mortgage, or on either of the ten days preceding, or on the latest day preceding on which there has been a known sale.

And where the same respectively shall be made, as a security for the payment of a sum of money, and also for the transfer or retransf er of a share in any of the said stocks or funds, the said ad valorem duty shall be charged in respect of each.

And in case the same respectively shall be made, as a security for the payment or transfer, to different persons, of separate and distinct sums or shares, - The ad valorem duty shall be charged for each separate and distinct sum or share therein specified and secured, and not upon the aggregate amount.

And where any such deed or instrument shall be made respectively as a security for the payment of any annuity, or any sum by way of repayment, or in satis- faction or discharge, or in redemption of any sum lent, advanced, or paid, as, or for, or in the nature of a loan intended to be repaid, discharged, or redeemed, in manner aforesaid, - The same duty as on a mortgage or wadset for the sum of money so lent, advanced, or paid. Transfer, disposition, or assignation of any

wadset, or other such security, &c. -

Where no further sum or stock shall be added to the principal already secured, if such principal shall not exceed in the whole £1400, - The same duty as on a wadset, &c., for the total amount or value of such principal.

And if such principal shall exceed in value in the whole the sum of £1400, - £1, 15s.

And where any further sum or stock shall be added to the principal already secured, - The same duty as on a wadset, &c., for such further money or stock only.

And in every other case not expressly pro- vided for, - £l, 15s.

Such instrument is not chargeable with further duty {except progressive duty) by containing any further or additional.secu- rity for the payment, transfer, retransf er of such money, stock, interest, or divi- dends, or any new covenant, proviso, or other matter whatever in relation to such money or stock, interest or dividends.

Any deed made for the further assurance only of any projperty already constituted

STAMP DDTIES, ETC.

a security, by a deed wliicli has paid the ad valorem duty - Also any deed made as an additional or further security for any sum, &c., already so secured - Where the total amount or value already secured does not exceed i'1400, - The same duty as on a wadset for the amount. And in any other case,^ - £1, 15s. If any further sum be added to the prin- cipal, the deed is chargeable only (exclu- sive of progressive duty) with the ad valorem duty on wadsets, &c., in respect of such further sum. Eeconveyance, surrender, discharge, or re- nunciation of any wadset, or other siich security, or of the benefit thereof, or of the money or stock secured - Where the total amount of the principal shall not exceed ^1400, - The same duty as on a wadset for the amount. And in any other case, - £l, 15s. Newspapers. - Any newspaper printed on one sheet not exceeding 2295 in. in super- ficies. Id.

A supplement printed on one sheet, and with the newspaper not exceeding 2295 inches in the whole, is free of duty. Any other supplement not exceeding 1148

inches, ^d. Any two supplements, each printed on one sheet, and together not exceeding 2295 inches each, -jd. The superficies is one side of the paper, and exclusive of the margin. Notarial Act, any whatsoever, - 53. And for every sheet or piece of paper, parch- ment, or vellum, on which the same shall be written, - 5s.

Note. - The Notarial Instrument (Eegistra- tion of Long Leases, Act 20 and 21 Vict. c. 26, sch. c), in favour of a party not the original grantee of the lease, or assignee of the assignation of the lease in security, liable to this duty - also the Notarial Instrument - ib. sch. F. Patent, Letters.

Letters for inventions.

On petition for grant of letters

Ijatent J5 0 0

On certificate of record of notice

toproceed 5 0 0

On warrant of law-officers for

letters patent 5 0 0

On the sealing of letters patent 5 0 0

On specification 5 0 0

On the letters patent, or a du- plicate thereof before the ex- piration of the third year.... 50 0 0 On the letters patent, or a du- plicate thereof before the ex- piration of the seventh year 100 0 0 On certificate of record of notice of objections 2 0 0

On certificate of every search

and inspection 0 10

On certificate of entry of assign- ment or licence 0 5 0

On certificate of assignment or licence 0 5 0

On application for disclaimer . 5 0 0

On caveat against disclaimer... 2 0 0

On office copies of documents,

for every ninety words 0 0 2

(16 Vict., c. 5.) Patent Medicine.

Price not exceeding Is., - l^d. ; not exceed- ing 2s. 6d., - 3d. ; not exceeding 4s., - 6d. ; not exceeding 10s., - Is.; not exceed- ing 20s., - 2s. Plate. - Gold, per oz. 17s. ; Silver, Is. 6d.

Exemptions. - Watch-cases, rings, &c.

Precept of Glare Constat 5s.

Progressive Duty 5s.

Note. - Writs of dare constat (21 and 22 Vict. c. 76, § 11), presumed to come under this item of charge. Progressive Duty on Words.

Where any deed or instrument of any de- scription whatever chargeable with any stamp duty, together with any schedule, receipt, or other matter put or endorsed or annexed, contains 2160 words, or up- wards, then for every entire quantity of 1080 words contained therein, over and above the first 1080 words, there shall be charged the further progressive duty following, i.e. -

Where such deed or instrument shall be chargeable with any ad valorem stamp duty not exceeding in the whole 10s. - a further progressive duty equal to the amount of such ad valorem duty.

And in every other case (except where any other progressive duty is expressly charged thereon), - a further progressive duty of 10s.

But progressive duty is not chargeable on a deed on which such duty was not im- posed before the Act of 1850. (13 and 14 Vict. c. 97.) Protests. - On bill or note for any s. d.

sum less than ... .£20 2 0

i;20andless than ... 100 3 0

100 ... 500 5 0

500 or upwards 10 0

Protest of any other kind, - 5s.

And for every additional sheet, - 5s Proxy to vote at any meeting of any joint- stock or other company whose shares are

transferable, or at any parish meeting of

heritors or proprietors, - 6d.

N.B. - Heritors' Mandates to vote and act at Parochial Boards are exempt, (8 & 9 Vict. c. 83, § 22.) Receipts for money amounting to £2 or up- wards, - Id.

The following provisions as to what shall

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be deemed a receipt, and the exsmptions from receipt duty by 55 Geo. III. c. 184, are still in force. Any note, memorandum, or writing what- ever, given upon the payment of money, whether signed or not, shall be a receipt if it shall import or signify that any sum of money, debt, or demand, or any part thereof amounting to £2. or upwards, has been paid or settled ; and like docu- ments given upon payment by bills, drafts, promissory notes, or other secu- rities for money, are also receipts. According to decisions, a simple acknow- ledgment of a sum of money in loan, or of the correctness of a debt, or of a de- posit of money, is not liable to stamp duty, either as a receipt or promissory note. The judges held it essential to render a receipt liable to duty that some- thing formerly due had been discharged. On this principle a receipt for a sum of money as a donation to a religious or charitable purpose, not being anything formerly due, would not be liable. The Board of Inland Eevenue have intimated that they are to regard such receipts as exempted. Among the exemptions from receipt duty

are - Receipts written on promissory notes, hills, drafts, or orders for the payment of ononey, duly stamped. Receipts written on any bond, mortgage, or other security, or any conveyance, deed, or instrument vjhatever, didy stamped, acknowledging the receipt of the con- sideration mo7iey therein expressed, or the receipt of any principal money, iiv- terest, or annuity therehy secured. The exemption of letters hy the general post acknowledging the safe arrival of any hills of exchange, promissory notes, or other securities for money is repealed hy 17 & 18 Vict, cap. 83, § 13. Note. - Stamps may be impressed or affixed. Where adhesive stamps are affixed, the granter is required to cancel the stamps by writing his name or initials on them. Penalty for omission, £10. Penalty for removing adhesive stamps, or using them a second time, or doing any fraudulent act to defraud of duty, - £20. (16 & 17 Vict. c. 69, § 3, 4, and 5.) Resignation. - Principal or original instru- ment of resignation, or service, or cognition of heirs, or charter, or sasine of any houses, lands, or other heritable subjects holding burgage ; also instrument of resignation of lands, &c., not held bm'gage, - 5s. Progres- sive duty, - 5s. Sasine. - Instrument of sasine given on any charter, precept of dare constat, or precept from Chancery, or on any wadset, heri-

table bond, disposition, apprising, adjudi- cation of any heritable subjects not of burgage tenure, - 5s. Progressive duty, - 5s. Note. - An instrument of sasine ]3roceeding on two precepts, even although in one disposition, is liable to two duties of 5s. The instrument in favour of an heir or disponee of a creditor in an heritable secm-ity - Form, No. 3, 8 and 9 Vict. c. 31, is usually put on the sasine stamp as also the Notarial Instrument, § 1. The Notarial Instrument under the Title to Land Acts 21 and 22 Vict. c. 76, of which the effect upon registration is de- clared to be equivalent to infeftment in the subjects wiU, it is thought, come under this item. Schedule or Inventory of heritage or mov- ables, or containing the terms of any pro- posed sale, lease, &c., or regulations for the cultivation and management of any farm, &c., separate from and referred to in lease, bond, deed, agreement, &c., chargeable with any stamp-duty not exceeding 10s. - the same duty as shall be chargeable on such lease, bond, agreement, &c.; and where referred to in such, chargeable with a duty exceeding 10s., - 10s. Progressive duty, - 10s. Scrip Certiftcate, after 4th August 1853, that is to say, any document denoting or intended to denote the right or title of the holder thereof, or any person, to any share or shares in any joint-stock or other com- pany, or proposed or intended company, or any certificate declaring or entitling the holder thereof, or any person, to be or be- come the proprietor of any share or shares of or in any such company, where such certificate, or the right or title to such share or shares shall be, or be intended to be, transferable by the delivery of such certificate, or otherwise than by deed or instrument in writing, - Id. (16 and 17 Vict. c. 63.) Settlement. - Any deed or instrument, whe- ther voluntary or gi'atuitous, or upon any consideration other than a bond fide pecu- niary consideration, whereby any definite and certain principal sum or sums of money, or any definite and certain shares in any stocks or funds, shall be settled or agreed to be settled upon or for the benefit of any person or persons, either in posses- sion or reversion, either absolutely, or for life or other partial interest, or in any other manner whatsoever, - if such sum or sums, or the value of such share or shares, together, shall not exceed in the whole £100, - 5s.

And if the same shall exceed £100, then for every £100, and fractional part of £100, - 5s. All such deeds which contain any settle-

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ment of lands or other property, or any other thing besides the settlement of such money or stock, shall be chargeable with such further duty as any separate deed containing sixch settlement of lands or other property, or other thing, would have been chargeable with, esclusive of the progressive duty. And where there is more than one such deed chargeable with any such duty ex- ceeding £l, 15s., one of them only shall be charged with the ad valorem duty ; and also where any settlement shall be made in pursuance of any previous articles chargeable with, and which shall have paid any such duty esceeding £1. 15s,, it is not chargeable with the ad valorem duty ; and the deeds not charge- able with the ad valorem duty shall be charged with the duty to which they are liable under any more general descrip- tion in the stamp schedules ; and on the whole being produced duly executed and stamped, the latter shall also be stamped with a particular stamp for de- noting the payment of the said ad valorem duty. Wills, testaments, and testamentaey in- struments, and DISPOSITIONS mortis causa dated on or after 3d April, 1860, are not chargeable with any stamp duty, 23 Vict. c. 15, § 7. Wbit of Acknowledgement by any person infeft of lands in Scotland, in favour of the heir or disponee of a creditor fully vested in right of an heritable security constituted by infeftment, - 10s. (16 and 17 Vict. c. 63, § 6.)

J}lote. - Writ of acknowledgement sch. E of Eegistration Long Leases Act (20 and 21 Vict. c. 26) of heirs in lease, would not come under this, but presumed must be regarded as a deed, and so liable to the deed duty of £l, 15s. Intentory Duty. The duty is imposed on the inventory of the personal estate and effects of de- ceased persons, required to be recorded in the Commissary Courts according to the rates in the following table, and is regulated by the amount of such estate in Scotland, England, and Ireland, in the case of persons dying domiciled in Scotland, and in the case of persons dying domiciled furth of the United Kingdom, having personal estate in Scot- land, hy the amount of such estate in Scotland, The same rates of duty are payable on probates and letters of ad- ministration in respect of the personal property situated in England, Ireland, and Scotland of deceased persons dying domiciled in England or Ireland. - See 21 and 22 Vict. c. 56. The Act 23 Vict.

c. 15, § 4, makes liable to the said duty personal estate which a person dying- after 3d April, 1860, shall have disposed of hy will under any authority enabling such person to dispose of the same as he or she shall think fit. For the purpose of the act, such personal estate shall be deemed to be personal or moveable estate, and effects of the person so dying. The said act (§ 6,) also declares that money secured on heritable pro- perty in Scotland, and money secured by Scotch bonds in favour of heirs and assignees, excluding executors shall for the purposes of the act be moveable property, and shall be included in any inventory to he exhibited in Scotland of the estate of any deceased person entitled thereto, and in England and Ireland, shall be estate and effect in re- spect of which probate of will or letters of administration shall be granted. The inventory, probate, and letters of ad- ministration shall be chargeable with stamp duty in respect of such property.

Note. - The board of Inland Eevenue hold that money secured on heritage and on Scotch bonds as above is liable to duty, although the deceased to whom it belonged died before the passing of the Act (3d April, I860,) if the inventory shall be exhibited on or after that date.

N,B. - It is not provided (see § 9, 12, 13, and 15 of 21 and 22 Vict. c. 56), that the inventories of the personal estates of persons dying domiciled out of Great Britain and Ireland, having personal property in Scotland, may contain per- sonal property of the deceased situated in Scotland, England, and Ireland, and be recorded in the books of the Com- missary Court of Edinburgh, nor of com'se, that confirmation of the English and Irish personal property may be ob- tained. The provisions in § 3 and 8 are broad enough to take in these cases, in so far as concerns obtaining appointment of executors, and recording the inven- tory ; but there is no provision for pay- ment of the stamp duty on the inventory, or obtaining confirmation in respect of any personal property in England or Ire- land. The former law will apply in such cases. The provisions of the Act are per- missive merely as to paying inventory duty, and probate or administration duty, on the whole personal estate in Great Britain and Ireland, according to the domicil, and, therefore, it is com- petent to follow the former law, and pay inventory duty on the estate situated in Scotland, and probate or administration duty in respect of the estate in England and Ireland.

STAMP DUTIES, ETC.

TESTATE.

INTESTATE.

Amount of Deceased's

Duty.

Amount of Deceased's

Duty.

Personal Estate.

Under

Above £20

£100

10s.

Above JE20

JE50

10s.

100

200

£2

, 50

100

£1

/ 200

300

/ 100

200

300

450

200

300

450

600

300

450

600

800

450

600

800

1,000

600

800

1,000

1,500

800

1,000

1,500

2,000

1,000

1,500

2,000

3,000

1,500

2,000

3,000

4,000

2,000

3,000

4,000

5,000

3,000

4,000

<t-.

5,000

6,000

100

4,000

5, COO

120

6,000

7,000

120

1 >

5,000

6,000

150

§ ( 7,000

8,000

140

6,000

7,000

ISO

[3 \ 8,000

9,000

160

7,000

8,000

210

9,000

10,000

180

8,000

9,000

240

10,000

12,000

200

9,000

10,000

270

12,000

14,000

220

10,000

12,000

300

14,000

16,000

250

12,000

14,000

330

16,000

18,000

280

14,000

16,000

375

18,000

20,000

310

16,000

18,000

420

20,000

25,000

350

18,000

20,000

465

25,000

30,000

400

20,000

25,000

525

30,000

35,000

450

25,000

30,000

600

35,000

40,000

525

30,000

35,000

675

40,000

45,000

600

135,000

40,000

785

\45,000

50,000

675

'40,000

45,000

900

Incre

asing progressively.

I 1

By § 3 and 8 of 21 and 22 Vict. c. 56, in- ventories and relative testamentary writ- ings may be given up and recorded in, and confirmations granted by the com- missary court of the county wherein the deceased died domiciled ; and in the case of persons dying furth of Scotland, or without any fixed or known domicile, having personal property in Scotland, the commissary court of Edinburgh. Section 11 provides, that "oaths and affirmations on inventories on pei'sonal estates, given up to be recorded in any commissary court, may be taken either before the commissary or his depute, or the commissary clerk or his depute, or before any commissioner appointed by the commissary, or before any magistrate or justice of the peace within the United Kingdom or the Colonies, or any British consul." And § 12 and 13 provide for the confirmation, in which shall be in-

' eluded personal estate in England and Ireland, being produced in the principal probate court in England, and the court of probate in Dublin, and a copy thereof deposited with the registrar, together with a copy of the interlocutor of the commissary, finding that the deceased died domiciled in Scotland, and for the confirmation being returned sealed ; and for the confirmation thereafter having the same force and effect in England and Ireland as if probate or letters of

administration had been granted by the above courts.

The inventory duty and probate and ad- ministration duty are paid on the whole personal property, without deduction of debts ; but the Act 5 & 6 Vict. c. 79 § 23, provides for a return being given on proof of the constitution and pay- ment of the debts. This return must be claimed within three years ; but the time will be prolonged on application to the board of Inland Revenue. If there be any ommission in the inventory infer- ring payment of further duty, an addi- tional inventory of such is required to be exhibited, by 48 Geo. III. c. 149, § 38 ; and § 40 provides that the same shall also specify the amount or value of the estate and effects of the same person comprised in the former inventory. By 16 and 17 Vict. c. 59, § 8, such addi- tional inventory shall be chargeable only with such amount of stamp duty as, to- gether with the stamp duty charged upon the former duly stamped inventory of the estate and effects of the same de- ceased person, shall make up the full amount of stamp duty, in respect of the total amount of all the estate and effects of the deceased specified in the said ad- ditional and any such former inventory. If the estate shall be over-estimated, or something improperly included in the inventory, an inventory on a stamp cor- responding to the value must be ex- hibited, and the original inventory wiU be allowed on affidavit as a spoiled stamp, within six months of the record- ing of the second inventory. Legacy-duty. On Legacies, Residues, 8^c. Duty per ct.

To children or their descendants,

or lineal ancestors, . .,£10 Brother or sister, or descendant, 3 0 Uncle or aunt, or their descendants, 5 0 Grand uncle or aunt, or their de- scendants, . . . . 6 0 All other relations or strangers, 10 0

The husband or wife of the deceased is not chargeable with duty. If the legatee's husband or wife is of nearer consanguinity than the legatee, duty is payable accord- ing to such nearer relationship. (16 and 17 Vict. c. 51, § 11.)

This duty is payable for every legacy out of the personal or moveable estate, or out of or charged upon the real or heritable estate of the deceased, or out of any moneys to arise by the sale, mortgage, or other disposition of the deceased's real or heritable estate, or any part there- of : Also for the clear residue (after deducting debts, funeral expenses, lega- cies, and other charges first payable

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thereout) of the personal or moveable estate, whether the title to such residue shall accrue by virtue of any testamen- tary disposition, or upon a partial or total intestacy : And also for the clear residue of the moneys to arise from the sale, mortgage, or other disposition of any real or heritable estate, directed to be sold, mortgaged, or otherwise dis- posed of by any will or testamentary instrument. Annuities commencing to be payable on the death of persons dying after 19th May 1853, are valued for legacy duty according to tables annexed to the Suc- cession Duty Act, 16 and 17 Vict. c. 51 ; and Annuities commencing to be pay- able previous to that date, by the Tables annexed to the Legacy Duty Act 36 Geo. III. c. 52. Duty is not exigible on legacies or residues under J20 ; but if a legatee take two or more legacies under any testament, which shall together be of the amount of .£20, each shall be charged with duty, though each or either may be separately under that amount. N.B. - Printed forms and regulations re- garding all the succession duties will be obtained gratis, on application at the Inland Eevenue Office, Edinburgh ; and at the ofl&ces of the distributors of stamps in the country. Succession Duty. - The duty commences on the death of persons dying after the 19th May 1853, and seems to be imposed on all property, both heritable and move- able, passing by death, not liable to the duty on legacies and successions to per- sonal estate upon intestacy - the duty im- posed by the Legacy Duty Acts. The duty on heritable property is charged on the annual value, after allowance of the neces-

sary outgoings (§ 22), as an annuity for the life of the successor (§ 21), which is to be valued by tables annexed to the act. Personal Property is hable to duty accord- ing to the value of the succession ; and money charged on heritage - heritable securities - is chargeable as personahty

(§ !-> . r.

Rates of Succession Duty.

Lineal issue or lineal ancestor of the pre- decessor, - £\ per cent.

Brothers and sisters of the predecessor and their descendants, - £3 per cent.

Brothers and sisters of the father or mother of the predecessor and their descendants, - £5 per cent.

Brothers and sisters of the grandfather or grandmother of the predecessor and their descendants, - £6 per cent.

Any other person, - £10 per cent.

The husband or wife of the predecessor is not chargeable with duty (§ 18), and if the successor's husband or wife shall be of nearer consanguinity than the suc- cessor, duty is payable according to such nearer relationship (§ 11.)

The following are also exemptions from the succession duty : -

1. Successions from the same predecessor, passing on any death, not amounting in principal value to £100 (§ 18). 2. Any succession of less value than £20 in the whole (ib.) 3. Legacies and personal property charged with legacy duty, in respect of the same acquisition (ib.)

Note. - The collection of the succession duty forms a branch of the business of the Legacy Duty Department of the Inland Eevenue. Forms of the ac- counts may be obtained at the Legacy Duty Office, Edinburgh, and at the offices of the distributors of stamps in the country.

DISCOUNT ON THE PUECHASE OF STAMPS.

Parties who may purchase stamps (except receipt stamps, labels for medicines, newspapers, and postage stamps) at London, Edinburgh, or Dublin, under the value of £10 each, but to the value of £30 or upwards in the whole, are allowed discount at the rate of 30s. per cent. - 12 and 13 Vict. c. 80: and any person who purchases at the stamp

office of London, Edinburgh, or Dublin, stamps for receipts to the amount of £5 or upwards, or of any distributor or sub-distributor not within ten miles from said respective offices, to the amount of £l or upwards, shall receive an allowance at the rate of £7, 10s. per cent. - no allowance for a fraction of a pound. - 13 and 14 Vict. c. 97, § 18.

EEGULATIONS AS TO EXCHANGING SPOILED STAMPS.

The Solicitor's Office, No. 5 in the Inland Eevenue Office, is open for the allow- ance of spoiled stamps every Tuesday and Thursday, from 12 noon to 2 p.m. The distributors of stamps at the follow- ing places also receive spoiled stamps

for allowance : Aberdeen, Ajt, Banff, Cupar-Fife, Dumfries, Dundee, Elgin, Glasgow, Greenock, Inverness, Perth and Wick. A supply of forms of affidavits is kept by the solicitor and the above distributors,

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and claimants may attend at the Solici- tor's Office, and have the affidavits filled up and taken ; or they may get copies of the forms, and take the oath before a Justice of the Peace, and afterwards lodge the affidavits and the stamps with any of the above officers. If the claim be admitted, a ticket is issued, stating that application is to be made for the new stamps after Thursday se'ennight, and within sis weeks from the date of the ticket. If not made within that time the claim will be forfeited.

The stamps, if belonging to parties resident in Edinburgh, or within ten miles there- of, must be presented for allowance mthin six months after being signed in the case of executed instruments, and six months after being spoiled in the case of unexecuted instruments. If beyond that distance, six months in the former, and twelve months in the latter case.

Bill or notes delivered to payees, or negotiated or issued in any way, and bills accepted or tendered for accept- ance, cannot be exchanged unless a new bill be produced, in all respects the same, excepting the correction of the error.

As to the exchange of sea policies of in- surance, see 64 Geo. III. cap. 133.

Unsigned instruments are allowed if inad- vertently spoiled. Signed, if void in law from the beginning ; from error or mis-

take, unfit for the purpose originally intended ; from death or refusal to sign, of any person whose signature is neces- sary from the want of the signature of some material and necessary party ; from refusal to act under, or from non- acceptance - ^they shall be unfit for or fail of the purpose intended ; or if the transaction be carried through by an- other instrument duly stamped. - See 53 Geo. III. cap. 108. In the case of transfers of stock signed by the seller alone, and other instruments if by one party, new deeds require to be produced to the proper officer of stamps, who, as to transfers, is instructed to certify in what particulars they differ from those spoiled. Stamps of a difi'erent description may be obtained for any stamp spoiled if it be of the value of £6 or upwards. Applica- tion for this purpose to the Commis- sioners of Inland Eevenue should be lodged with the affidavit. The com- missioners, by 3d and 4th Will. IV. cap. 97, § 19, may, if in their discretion they think fit, refund, in money, the amount of spoiled stamps. They are also autho rised to repay the amount of stamps for which the possessor has no im- mediate use, if applied for within three months after being purchased. In both cases is deducted the per centage allowed by law on the purchase of stamps.

STAMPING DEEDS AFTEB BEING SIGNED.

Beyond Twdve Months. - The duty or de- ficiency of duty, shall be due and pay- able to her Majesty, and also the penalty of £\0. The deed will only be stamped on payment of the whole or (as the case may be) the deficiency of the stamp duty remaining payable on it, and over and above such duty, a penalty of .£10; and if the whole amount of said duty or deficiency shall exceed £10, then, in addition to said duty and penalty, there shall be paid, by way of additional penalty, interest on the duty or deficiency at the rate of 5 per cent, from the date or first signing of the deed; but such interest shaU not ex- ceed the amount of the said duty or deficiency of duty.

Within Twelve Months. - If the deed shall be brought to the Commissioners of Inland Revenue within twelve months after the first signing or executing, in order to be stamped, it may be stamped without payment of the penalty, or on payment only of a portion thereof, pro- vided it shall be proved to the satisfac-

tion of the Commissioners that the deed was not duly stamped previously to being signed, by reason of accident, mistake, inadvertency, or urgent neces- sity, and without any wilful design to evade or delay the payment of duty. - 13 and 14 Vict. c. 97, § 12.

Abroad. - If the deed shall be executed by any party abroad, it may be stamped without any penalty, if brought to be so within two calendar months from the time of being received in the kingdom, upon proof of the facts to the satisfac- tion of the Commissioners. - 13 and 14 Vict. c. 97, § 13.

N.B. - Instruments are received at the Soli- citor's Office, Inland Revenue, Waterloo Place, Edinbm'gh, to be stamped, if within two months of the first date (the solicitor may, in certain circumstances, receive them within two months of the last date), on payment of the duty: if beyond that date, on payment of the duty and penalty. Parties, on applying, will be furnished with a schedule, and after being fiUed up, it is to be pre-

ASSESSED TAXES.

sented, along with, the instrument, at the Solicitor's Office, No. 5, Inland Ee- venue, between 10 and 12 o'clock, on Mondays and Wednesdays only. The amount of duty wished to be impressed on the instrument is to be inserted by

the applicant before being presented at the Solicitor's Office ; and afterwards he pays it, and the penalty, if any, to the cashier. No. 3, Lobby. As to stamping Agreements and Charter Parties, see Notes under these beads.

DOUBTS AS TO THE SUFFICIENCY OF STAMPS MAY BE REMOVED.

The opinion of the Commissioners of Inland Revenue as to the duty to which a deed, whether previously stamped or otherwise, is chargeable, may be obtained on the deed being presented at their office (Edinburgh) and a fee of 10s. paid. The duty or insuffi- cient duty which the Commissioners may assess, and the penalty, if any, being paid, they shall stamp the deed with the duty so paid, and thereupon, and also in the case of the deed being previously sufficiently stamped, shall also impress the deed with a particular stamp to be provided for the pur- pose. The deed shall then be received in evidence notwithstanding any objection to it as insufficiently stamped. The provision does not apply to bonds or mortgages for unlimited amounts, nor instruments after being signed, prohibited from being stamped. The opinion of the Commis- sioners may be appealed against to the Court of Exchequer at Westminster, on the Stamp duties assessed being paid, and 40s. for costs being deposited. (13 and 14 Vict. c. 97, § 14 and 15). The Commis- sioners may also adjudge on deeds not liable to any stamp duty ; and if any duty is assessed the party may appeaL (16 and 17 Vict. c. 59, § 13).

N.B. - Instruments are received for adjudica- tion at the Solicitor's Office, Inland Re- venue, Edinburgh, on the same conditions as to duty and penalty as instruments to be stamped merely {see above). The mode of proceeding is as follows : - The sum of ten shillings for the adjudication stamp is first to be paid to the Cashier, No. 3, Lobby. Then the schedule (the duty to be impressed of course not being inserted in the schedule), the instrument after ex- ecution, and a full copy (written on fools- cap paper) of it (omitting the bounding description of lands, &c., and having appended to it a table giving the substance of the clauses and provisions, particularly dates and sums, and a reference to the page of the copy on which each com- mences), are to be left at the Solicitor's Office, No. 5, on Mondays and Wednesdays, between 10 and 12 o'clock onl^. Between 10 and 12 o'clock on the Thursday follow- ing, a party, who can give explanation, must call on the chief clerk of the Solici- tor's Department, No. 6 ; and he should be prepared to pay the proper duty, and penalty, if any, to the Cashier, No. 3, Lobby.

DUPLICATES OR COUNTERPARTS.

Duplicates or counterparts of instruments requiring to be impressed with the denot- ing stamp to render them valid, may be lodged at the Solicitor's Office, No 5, In- land Revenue, Edinburgh, between 10 and 12 o'clock on Mondays and Wednesdays only. A transmission of them is made once a-week to the Head Office. The

principal instrument, as well as the dupli- cate must be lodged, and both must appear to be properly stamped, otherwise they wUl not be transmitted.

. - The revenue takes no risk of loss or injury connected with the custody or car- riage of the instruments received and transmitted to be stamped.

ASSESSED TAXES.

Armorial Bearings. £ s. d.

Persons using armorial bearings, keeping a carriage taxed at the

rate of £3, 10s 2 12 9

Not keeping such carriage 0 13 2

Carriages. Carriage with four wheels, drawn

by two or more horses or mules 3 10 0 Do. drawn by one horse or mule 2 0 0 j

Carriage with four wheels, each of less diameter than thirty inches, and drawn by two or more ponies or mules not ex- ceeding thirteen bands in height 1 15 0

Do. drawn by one such pony or mule 10 0

Carriage with less than four

ASSESSED TAXES.

wheels, drawn by two or more

horses or mvdes 2 0 0

Do. drawn by one horse or mule. . .0 15 0 Do. drawn by one pony or mule not exceeding thirteen hands

in height 0 10 0

Carriages kept solely for being let

to hire, one-half the above

duties respectively.

Carriage with four wheels, used

by a common carrier for the

carriage of goods 2 6 8

Do. with less than four wheels... 16 8 Exemptions. - Licensed hackney and stage carriages. Carriage kept for being let to hire with a horse or horses by a per- son licensed to let horses for hire. Wag- gon, van, or cart used solely in trade or husbandry, on which the name, surname, and place of abode of the owner is legibly painted, and which on no occasion is used for any other purpose, except for conveying the owner or his family to or from church

Dogs. - For every dog £0 12 0

Maximum charge for any number

of hounds 39 12 0

Do. of greyhounds 9 0 0

Exemptions. - Any dog kept wholly for the care of sheep or cattle, if not a grey- hound, hound, pointer, setting dog, spaniel, Im-cher, or terrier ; also dogs under six months old.

Game Certificates.

Upon every person who shall use any dog gun, net, or other engine, for the pur- pose of taking or killing any game what- ever, or shall take or kill, or assist in so doing, any game by virtue of any ap- pointment duly registered as gamekeeper in the Sheriff-Clerk's books of the county where the lands are situate :

If such person shall be servant to £ s, d. any person charged with duty in respect of such servant 17 6

And if such person shall not be a

servant as above 4 0 10

For every other person using any

dog or killing game, &c 4 0 10

Any person giving at present a right to kill hares in Scotland, may do so himself, or by any person permitted by writing under his hand, upon his own land, without payment of the annual duty for a Game Certificate.

Hairpowder, persons using ^1 3 6

Horses.

Horses exceeding the height of thirteen hands, for riding or

drawing carriages, each 110

If used by a farmer making his livelihood principally by hus- bandry 0 10 6

Do. where more than one kept at 10s. 6d., remainder at 21s. each.

If one only used, by a bailiff, shepherd, herdsman, clergy- man, physician, surgeon, or apothecary 0 10 6

If not used for riding or drawing

carriages, but kept for trade... 0 10 6

Pony or mule, not exceeding thir- teen hands, for riding or draw- i ing any carriage 0 10 6 I

Do. if not used for riding or draw- '

ing any carriage 0 6 3

Exemptions. - Horses used solely for the purposes of husbandry or by market- j gardeners or dairymen in their business, ' and mares kept solely for breeding.

Any horse used truly for the purpose of husbandry, or of drawing any carriage not chargeable with duty, or of carrying burdens in the course of the owner^s trade or occupation, and which may be ridden to or from the place where the load or burden is to be taken up or de- posited, or for procuring medical assist- ance, not chargeable as a riding-horse.

Horses used in drawing licensed stage carriages.

Horses kept solely to be let for hire by licensed persons.

Horses kept solely for drawing licensed hackney carriages. ,

Horses kept for sale by assessed horse- J dealers, and not otherwise used. i

Persons keeping horses or mules bond fide for the purpose of husbandry, and occa- sionally using them for drawing burdens, not chargeable with the duty of 10s. 6d. for more than two of such horses or mules kept on anyone farm or any one parish or place, provided such horses or mules are not employed in any purpose of trade, or in drawing for hire, or in drawing any carriage chargeable with duty.

Farm-horses or mules occasionally used for drawing burdens, or let for drawing, for hire or profit, if not used for drawing any carriage chargeable with duty. Horse-dealers. - Every person exercising the business £\Z 15 0

Exemptions. - Persons who sell only horses bred by themselves, or kept as farming- stock at least three months. House Duty. On each inhabited dwelling-house of the

annual value ^20 or upwards, occupied

as a farm house by a tenant or farm-ser- vant, or in which articles are exposed for

sale, a duty of 6d. per pound ; all others,

- 9d. Male Servants. For each male servant, eighteen years or

upwards, in the capacity of maltre d'hotel,

house-steward, master of the horse, groom

PEOPEETY AND INCOME TAX.

gi-andson of the employer, and a member of his household.

Male servant employed by any licensed victualler to carry out liquor to cus- tomers, although occasionally required to wait on guests, provided one only is kept.

Male servant employed as an hostler or helper in the stables of any licensed inn- keeper.

Male servant employed as groom or stable- boy by any livery stable-keeper, horse- dealer, or person licensed to let horses for hire, or to keep and use any stage or hackney carriage ; also male servant em- ployed by such licensed person to drive any licensed stage or hackney carriage, or carriage and horse let to hire for less than twenty-eight days.

Male servant employed by stable keeper for taking care and training a race-horse.

of the chamber, valet de chambre, butler, under-butler, clerk of the kitchen, confec- tioner, cook, house-porter, footman, run- ning-footman, coachman, groom, postiUon, stable-boy, or helper in the stables of the master, gardener, park-keeper, game-keeper,

huntsman, or whipper-in ^1 1 0

Under eighteen years 0 10 6

Under-gardener 0 10 6

Under game-keeper 0 10 6

N.B. - The above duties are payable for every male servant employed as above, and not being a servant to his employer, if the employer shall otherwise be chargeable with the foregoing duties on a servant or carriage, or for more than one horse. Tavern-waiters above eighteen

yearsofage £\ 1 0

Under eighteen 0 10 6

Exemptions. - Any male servant under the age of twenty-one, being the son or

PROPERTY AND INCOME TAX.

Schedule A. - {Real Property) On each 20s. of annual value of lands, tenements, and heritages, in respect of the property, where the yearly income of the proprietor from every som'ce amounts to £150, or more, lOd.

Where such annual income amounts to £100, and to less than £150, 7d.

Schedule B. - {Occwpancy of Real Property) On each 20s. of annual value of lands, tene- ments and heritages (other than a dwelling- house separate from a farm), in Scotland, in respect of the occupancy, S^d.

Schedule C. - {Public Funds) On each 20s. of annual amoimt of profits from interest, annuities, dividends, and shares of annui- ties, payable out of the public revenue, where the annual income of the recipient is £150 or more, lOd.

Where such annual income is £100, and less than £150, 7d.

Schedule D. - {Trades and Professions.*) On each 2s. of annual amount of gains, profits, or returns, from trades, professions, employments, or vocations, or for personal or other property not included in schedules A, B, C, or E, where the yearly income of the party from every source amounts to £150 or more, lOd.

Where such yearly income is £100, and less than a £150, 7d.

Schedule E. - {Public Salaries.*) On each 20s. of annual amount of salaries, pensions, or annuities paid out of the public revenue, where the yearly income of the party from every source amounts to £150 or more, lOd.

Where such yearly income, is £100, and less than £160, 7d.

Note. - The assessments for the year 1859-60, under Schedules A, B, D, and E, (except as to Railways) are to remain in force for the year 1860-61.

* Deduction is allowed, when claimed, under Schedules D and E, of any annual premium (not exceeding one- sixth pai't of the claimant's income from every source) paid for insui'ance, or deferred annuity, on the claimant's own or his wife's life, to any Insurance Company in existence on 1st November 1844, or registered pursuant to .4.ct 7 and 8 Yict. c. 1 10 ; or of any annual payment made undef Act of Parliament to a widow's or children's fund.

CONVETAiSrCE DIEECTOET.

MAIL ROUTES FROM EDINBURGH.

EDINBURGH AHD ABERDEEN TO INVEKNESS DAY MAIL. | EDINBURGH, PERTH, AND DUNDEE EVENING MAIL.

Dist. M. E.

28 2

36 2 69 2 78 6 81 0 89 2 100 0 106 2 114 0 122 4 125 0 133 4 137 0 148 0 164 4 178 2 181 2 185 186 192 197 200 205 218 0 226 0 232 6 236 0 248 0 257 0 272 6

Edinburgh . _ ,

Larbert Junction

Stirling

Perth

Errol

Inchture

Dundee

Carnoustie

Arbroath

Guthrie Junction

Bridge of Dun Junction

Dubton Junction

Lawrencekirk

Fordoun

Stonehaven .

Aberdeen .

Kin tore

Iiiverury

Inveramsay Junction

Pitcaple

Insch .

Kennethmont

Gartly

Huntiy

Keith

Orton Junction .

Lhanbryde .

Elgin

Forres

Nairn .

Inverness .

starts from

Edinburgll.

H. M.

. 8 15 a

. 9 25 a

. 9 45 a

. 11 20 a

. 11 59 a

. 12 5 m

. 12 25 m

. 1 Im

., 117 m

. 1 43 m

a 1 59 m

. 2 6m

2 22 m

. 2 32 m

. 2 64 m

. 3 48 m

. 8 42 m

8 50 m

. 9 6m

. 9 11m

. 9 33 m

9 48 m

. 9 57 m

. 10 13 m

. 10 60 m

. 11 36 m

. 11 49 m

. 12 2 a

. 12 39 a

. 13a

. 1 55 a

Arrives on

Return

H. M.

12 3

7 52

7 36

6 23

6 0

5 64

5 23

4 57

4 36

4 19

3 69

3 51

3 32

3 24

3 2

2 18

EDINBURGH AND ABERDEEN NIGHT

Edinburgh .

36 2 Stirling

69 2 Perth

84 6 Coupar.- Angus

101 5 Forfar

143 0 Stonehaven.

158 4 Aberdeen .

173 4 Inverury

197 7 Huntiy

210 3 Keith

224 0 Fochabers .

228 3 Elgin .

240 5 Forres

250 2 Nairn

265 3 Inverness .

286 0 DingTvall .

300 3 Invergordon

311 7 Tain .

320 7 Dornoch

332 2 Golspie

348 6 Helmsdale .

372 4 Lybster

385 7 Wick .

406 7 Thurso

6 28 m

9 44 m

11 13 m

1 39 a

55 a 7 a

8 a

TO INVERNESS AND THURSO MAIL.

5 50 m 6

7 49 m 5

8 57m 3

9 39 m 3 10 21 m 2 12 1 a 1 12 50 a 12

2 5 a 11

3 17 a 9 3 57 a 5 10 a 5 17 a

5 51 a

6 18 a

7 12 a 10 30 a 12 Om

1 12 m

2 47 m

1 a

5 a

41m

9 0m

8 60 m

8 8m

7 43 m

7 18 m

5 30 m 3 12 m 1 43 m

12 2 m 10 26 a

8 34 a

6 32 a 3 1a 1 24 a

10 49 m

EDINBURGH, PERTH, AND DUNDEE MORNING MAIL.

3 0

8 0

14 0

21 0

27 0

34 2

41 0

45 0

47 0

Edinburgh Granton Burntisland Kirkcaldy . Markinch . Ladybauk . New burgh . Bridge of Earn Perth Dundee

5 50 m

6 20 m

7 0m 7 18 m

7 48 m

8 12 m 8 28 m

8 45 m

9 15 m 9 40 m

9 40 m 9 5m 8 25 m 8 5m 7 36 m 7 15 m 6 55 m 6 40 m 6 15 m 5 40 m

Dist.

M. F.

3 0 8 0 14 0 21 0 27 0 34 2 41 0 45 0 47 0

Edinburgh . Granton Burntisland Kirkcaldy . Markinch . Ladybank . Newburgh . Bridge of Earn Perth Dundee

starts from Edinburgh.

2 35 a

3 6a 3 45 a

3 58 a

4 21 a

4 50 a

5 1a

5 16 a

6 45 a 6 25 a

Arrives on

Return.

H. M.

6 0

6 30

4 50

4 26

4 0

3 42

3 22

3 8

2 45

2 10

17 6

25 4

32 0

47 4

GLASGOW MAIL (fIRST).

General Post-Office,

Edinburgh Eailway Station Linlithgow . Falkirk Castlecary . Railway Station Post-Oiiice, Glasgow

GLASGOW MAIL (SEOOND).

[fice.

6 50 m

7 Om

7 47 m

8 7m

8 22 m

9 20 m

;ow .

9 30 m

9 30 m 9 20 m 8 20 m 8 0m 7 45 m 7 Om 6 50 m

G. P. 0., Edinburgh .

12 5 a

2 45 a

Eailway Station .

12 16 a

2 35 a

17 6

Linlithgow .

11a

1 41 a

25 4

Falkii-k

1 22 a

1 20 a

47 4

Eailway Station

2 20 a

12 30 a

Post-Office, Glasgow .

2 30 a

12 20 a

3 50 a

4 0a

4 40 a

5 30 a

5 40 a

GLASGOW MAIL (THIRD).

I G. P. 0., Edinburgh Eailway Station . 17 6 Linlithgow 47 4 I Eailway Station .

I Post-Office, Glasgow

GLASGOW MAIL (FOURTH).

G. P. 0., Edinburgh . 8 35 a

Eailway Station . . 8 45 a

17 6 Linlithgow . . 9 23 a

25 4 Falkirk . . , 9 42 a

47 4 Eailway Station . . 10 45 a

Post-Office, Glasgow . 10 50 a

LONDON MAIL (NIGHT).

G. p. p., Edinbi

Car stairs

Abington

Beatock Bridge

Lockerby .

Eeclefechan

Carlisle

Penrith

Kendal Junction

Milnathorpe

Burton

Lancaster

Garstang

Preston

Newton

Warrington

Crewe

Stafford

Tamworth

26 4

42 4

60 4

75 0

80 0

100 0

117 4

150 0

156 0

159 0

169 0

180 4

190 0

213 2

219 0

243 2

268 0

291 0

irgh

5 50 a

6 50 a

7 43 a

8 3a

8 11 a

8 39 a

9 11 a

10 3 a

10 15 a

10 20 a

10 36 a

10 55 a

11 11 a

11 44 a

11 55 a

12 29 m

1 14 m

1 51m

5 55 a

6 45 a 5 5a 4 15 a 4 0a

12 20 m 12 6 m

S 7 a 8 0a

7 15 m

6 11m

5 48 m

5 22 m

5 2m

54 m

21m

53 m

59 m

49 m

44 m

28 m

49 m

13 m

5 m

12 26 m

11 47 m

11 10 a

OONYEYANCE DIEECTORY.

Dist. M. F.

304 0 317 6 347 2 353 6 400 4

Nuneaton .

Rugby

Wolverton .

Bletchly

Euston Grove Station

G. P. 0., London

IiONDON MAIL (dAt).

Starts from

Edinburgh.

H. M.

2 12 m

2 31m

3 15 m

3 23 m

4 34 m

5 2m

Diatance.

10 52 a 10 30 a 9 47 a 9 39 a 8 35 a 8 0a

205 10 50

26 4

60 4

75 0

100 0

117 4

150 0

169 0

190 0

205 4

213 2

219 0

243 2

268 0

284 6

291 0

298 6

304 0

317 6

330 6

337 4

360 0

382 6

400 4

G. P. 0., Edinburgli

Carstairs

Beatock

Lockerby

Carlisle

Penritb

Kendal Junction

Lancaster .

Preston

Wigan

Newton

Warrington

Crewe

Stafford

Licbfield

Tamwortk .

Atherstane .

Nuneaton .

Rugby

Weedon

Blisworth .

Leighton Buzzard

Watford .

Euston Grove Station

G. P. 0., London

15 a

25 a 41 a 10 a

3m 54 m

4m 49 m

39 m 15 m 34 m 54 m 34 m

26 m 3m

15 m

27 m

40 m 20 m 46 m

Om 39 m 18 m

28 m

12 20

7 45

6 44

6 20

5 40

4 45

3 45

3 7

2 32

2 5

1 53

1 39

1 5

12 19

11 54

11 44

11 33

11 25

11 0

10 41

10 31

9 58

9 25

9 0

8 30

M. F. 9

13 2 17 6

23 3 80 29 1 75 36 4 105 41 2 15

46 2 60 2 57 4 72 0 89 2

107 4 124 0

139 7 142 4 162 4 207 4 222 4 228 6 231 6 255 2 271 0 288 0 295 2 307 4 312 0 341 2 361 2 444 0

105

162

Tranent

Longniddry

Drem .

Linton .

Dunbar

Cockburnspath.

Grant's House

Reston

Ayton

Berwick

Belford

Bilton (Alnwick)

Acklington (Felton)

Morpeth.

Newcastle .

Fence Houses

Leamside Junction

Darlington .

York .

Milford Junction

Castleford .

Normanton .

Masbro'

Chesterfield

Belper

Derby

Kegworth

Loughboro' .

Leicester

Rugby

Euston Grove Stat,

G. P. 0., London

starts from Edinburgh, H. M.

6 18 a 6 26 a 6 36 a

6 49 a

7 1a 7 19 a 7 30 a 7 42 a

7 51 a

8 10 a

9 2a 9 32 a 9 47 a

10 10 a

10 45 a

11 31 a

11 35 a

12 30 m

1 55 m

2 33 m

2 45 m

3 Om

4 25 m

4 55 m

5 23 m

5 45 m

6 21m

6 32 m

7 0m 7 55 m

11 Om 11 28 m

Arrives ou Return. H. M.

7 24 a 7 11 a 7 0a

6 40 a 6 25 a 6 2a 5 30 a

5 5a

4 40 a 4 4a 4 0a 3 23 a 2 0a 1 35 a

O cS

* 8 30 m

EDINBUEGH AND INVBRHESS Via HIGHLAND KOAD.

LONDON {via hewoastle) mail (first).

Dista M. F.

ice. Y.

6 3 200

9 3 205

23 3

29 1

36 4 105

50 2 105

57 4 162

72 0

88 2

95 6

107 4

124 0

139 7

142 4

151 1

162 4

207 4

231 6

255 2

271 0

295 2

345 3

428 1

G. P. 0., Edin. . Inveresk (Mussel

burgh) Tranent Linton . Dunbar Cockbumspatli Ayton . Berwick Belford

Bilton (Alnwick) Acklington (Felton) Morpeth Newcastle , Pence Houses Leamside Junction Ferry Hill Darlington York . Normanton Masbro' Chesterfield Derby . Rugby . Euston Grove Sta

tion . G. P. 0., London

2 15 a 2 24 a

2 55 a

3 9a 24 a 55 a 18 a

6 a 38 a 53 a 18

6 63 a

7 29 a 7 33 a

7 47 a

8 16 a

9 28 a

10 23 a

11 15 a

11 40 a

12 18 m 2 6m

4 30 m

5 Om

11 21 m

10 47 m 10 40 m

10 5 m 9 48 m 9 35 m 9 6m 8 31m 7 56 m 7 26 m

7 6m 6 46 m 6 Im 5 35 m 5 31m 5 12 m 4 47 m 3 34 m 2 39 m 1 55 m 1 31m

12 60 m

11 4 a

8 18 a 8 0a

69 84 104 115 128 142 152

161 0 0

186 0 0 Inverness

Edinburgh . Perth . Dunkeld ^ Blair-Athole Dalnacardoch Dalwhinnie . Kingussie Linwilg Bridge of Carr

5 60 m

8 57 m

11 15 m

1 39 a

2 52 a

4 18 a

5 52 a

7 12 a

8 19 a

12 20 m 6 5a 4 55 a 2 48 a 1 27 a 12 1 a 10 32 m 9 14 m 8 12 m

11 5 a 5 30 m

KELSO AND HAWICK MAIL (MOKNINQ).

LONDON {via NEWCASTLE) DAT MAIL (SECOND).

5 40 a I 8 15 a I

6 3 200

G. P. 0., Edin. . Inveresk (Mussel- burgh)

Miles Distant,

33^

37|

33i

37i

G. P. 0., Edin. .

7 15 m

10a

Railway Station .

7 30 m

12 53 a

Eskbank

7 55 m

12 28 a

Gorebridge .

8 11m

12 14 a

Stow .

8 54 m

11 33 m

Galashiels .

9 11m

11 13 m

Melrose

9 20 m

11 3 m

Kelso .

10 13 m

10 10 m

Hawick

10 17 m

10 10 m

6 8a

HAWICK MAIL (AETEENOON).

G. P. 0.,Edin.

Railway Station Eskbank Gorebridge . Stow . Galashiels' . Melrose Kelso . Hawick

. 3 30 a

. 3 45 a

. 4 10 a

. 4 26 a

. 5 9a

. 5 27 a

. 5 36 a

. 6 30 a

. 7 0a

8 25 a 8 15 a 7 60 a 7 37 a 6 65 a 6 35 a 6 25 a 5 30 a 5 5a

CONVEYANCE DIEECTORT.

From Edinbuegh to - Bilston, . Corstorphine, Greenlaw, Dalkeith Durrfermline, Inverkeithing, Lasswade,

Do. Railway to Esk bank, thence Coach, Loanhead, Musselburgh, . Portobello, Pennycuick, . South Queensferry, South Queensferry, Eatho, . Blackshiels, Pathhead, Koslia, .

STAGE COACHES.

Time. 9-30 a.m., and 4 p.m., 11, 4-15, 8. - Saturday, 3 p.m., 9-30 a.m., 4 p.m., 10-30, 1-30, 4, 8, 7-45, 12, 4. 7-45, 12, 4, 10,1,4,8, - .

10-30, 11-30, 4-20,

10, 1, 4, 8,

11, 2, 6, 8-30, . 11, 12, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 8-30, 9-45, 9-30, and 4 o'clock, 7>45, 12, 4,

Monday, Wednesday, and Satm-day, 5 4-15, and on Saturdays, 3 o'clock, 4 o'clock. - Thursdays, 1-30, 4 o'clock. - Thursdays, 1-30, 11 o'clock, a.m., Summer months only

o'cloci

Office. 4 Princes Street

To Edinburgh /ro?n -

Time.

Bilston, Corstorphine, Greenlaw, . Dalkeith, . Dunfermline, Inverkeithing, Lasswade via Loan- head, .... Loanhead,

9 a.m., 4-50. 9-20, 12, 8-45. 8-50 and 4-40. 9, 12, 2-45, 6. 7-40, 11-45, 3-45. 8, 12, 4.

I 8-30, 12, 2-30, 6-15.

8-30, 12-45, 2-45, 6-30.

Lasswade - Coach to) Eskbank, Rail- ) 9-10, 11-40, 3-50.

way to Edinburgh,}

To Edinburgh /?-om -

Time.

Musselburgh,

Portobello, . . .

Pennycuick, . . South Queensfeny,

South Queensferry,

Ratho, .... Blackshiels, . .

Pathhead, . . .

Roslin, ....

9, 12-40, 4-15, 7-15, (9-20, 11, 12, 1, 2, 3, 4, \ 4-35, 6, 7, 7-35, 9.

8-45 and 4-30.

8-45, 12-45, 4-45. (Monday, Wednesday, and 1 Saturday, 8-45.

8-30.

7-45. - Thursdays, 10a.m. (8 o'clock. - Thursdays, \ 10-15 a.m.

3-45p.m.Sum,mths.only.

SHIP CONVEYANCES IN SCOTLAND, ENGLAND, AND IRELAND.

PACKET VESSELS FROM LEITH AND GRANTON.

Time.

Alloa,

...

Thurs. and Satur.

Charleston and Dunfermline,

Thursday

Elie, .

Every Friday

Fraserburgh,

Once a fortnight

Glasgow and Greenock,

Every day .

Do.

do.

Every day .

Helmsdale,

Every fortnight

Inverkeithing,

Every Friday

Kirkwall, .

Every Thursday

Lerwick, .

Once a fortnight

Do.,

Once in six weeks

Leven, Liverpool,

- Every Friday Once a week

Peterhead,

Every ten days

Stu-hng,

Saturday

Stromness,

Every twelve days

Office or Agent. James Wardrobe, foot of Queen Street, Leith. D. Smith, 2 Dock Gates. Back of (iustom-house. A. and G. Stenhouse, Wet Docks. D. Smith, 2 Dock Gates. 1 Commercial Place - John Bennet, Agent. Lane, Scott, and Co., 2 Dock Place. Lane, Scott, and Co., 2 Dock Place. Lauchlan Rose, jun., 5 Bank Street, and 23 Com- mercial Place, Leith. J. B. Leask, 10 Tolbooth Wynd. Peterson Brothers and Co., 2 Allison's Place. D. Smith, 2 Dock Gates. Neilson Rose, Wet Docks. A. and G. Stenhouse, Wet Docks. Lane, Scott, and Co., 2 Dock Place. Lane, Scott, and Co., 2 Dock Place.

CONVEYANCE DIRECTORY.

STEAMERS FROM LEITH AND GRANTON.

lliose marked * sail from Granton Pier.

In consequence of the repeated changes that occur in the hours of sailing of Steamers, parties are advised to considt those sources of information noio so easily available, or apply at the Offices, in order to prevent disappointment.

Aberdeen, . Tuesday and Friday ,

. . Thursday ....

Every Mon., Wed., and Friday

Tuesday and Friday .

Anstruther, . Banff, Cullen,)

Lossiemouth, >-

&c. . .) Copenhagen, . Dundee, Dysart, . Hamburgh, . Hull, . Inverness, In

vergordon, &

Mor. Firth, Inverness,

Cromarty

Inverg Kirkcaldy, Kirkwall and)

Lerwick, ) Konigsberg, . London,

Fortnightly

Daily ....

Twice a day

Tues., Thurs., and Saturday

Wednesday

Friday ....

ess, > arty, >-

r., &C.,)

Newcastle,

Petersburgh .

Rotterdam, .

Stettin, . Stirling, &c.,

Wick and )

Thurso, )

Tuesday ....

Twic.e a day . . .

Friday ....

Weekly .... Tues., Thurs., and Saturday Wednesday and Saturday . Wednesday and Saturday . Once a month (Wednesday)

Every Saturday

Twice a week . Every day at low water

Tuesday and Friday .

(^6 South St Andrew Street, Commercial Place, ( Leith, and Granton.

|ll South St Andrew Street, and J. Falconer, Mid. ( Dock Gates. W. Thomson & Co., Leith.

*11 South St Andrew Street, J. Falconer & Co., Mid. Dock Gates, and Granton Pier.

I Princes Street, Edinburgh, and 34 Bernard St. Box, Edinburgh, and D. Smith, Dock Gates From West Pier, Leith

1 Princes Street, Edinburgh, and 34 Bernard St. 1 Princes Street, Edinburgh, and 34 Bernard St.

)*6 South St Andrew Street, Commercial Place, i ' Leith, and Granton Pier.

j*ll South St Andrew Street, and J. Falconer & 1 Co. Mid. Dock Gates, and Granton Pier.

From East Pier, Leith.

(*6 South St Andrew Street, Commercial Place, I Leith, and Granton Pier.

1 Princes Street, Edinburgh, and 34 Bernard St.

*21 Waterloo Place, and Shore.

Thomas Aitken, 9 Dock Place.

The Box, and 44 Bernard Street

D. Macgregor, 128 Constitution Street. (Geo. Gibson, & Co., 5 Docks, and D. R. Mac- ( gregor, Leith.

1 Princes Street, and 34 Bernard Street.

*20 Princes Street, and Granton. (*6 South St Andrew Street, 3 Wet Docks, and 1 Granton.

FERRIES ON THE FORTH AND TAY.

FIFE AND MID-LOTHIAN.

BUENTISLAND AND GRANTON.

From Granton - Passenger Boats at 6-50 and 10-5 M. ; 12-50, 3-5, 4-20, and 6-20 A. - Passen- ger and Goods Boats, at 9 M. ; 1 and 5 A.

On Sundays, at 7-50 M. ; 1 and 4-50 A. i

From Burntisland. - Passenger Boats at 8-25 and 11-40 M. ; 3-25, 5-10, and 8 A. - Pas- senger and Goods Boats, at 7 and 11-45 M., and 2 A.

On Sundays, 9-40 M. ; 1-40 and 6-50 A. Fares - cabin, Is.; steerage, 6d.

QUEENSFERRY.

From Nov. 1 to March 1, a steam- boat leaves the North side at 7i, 8f , 10 M. ; 12| noon, 2, 3^, 4| A. ; 'and the South side at 8, 9, 11 M., 1, 3, 4, 5" A.

March 1 to May 1. - From North side at 7^, 8 J, 10 m., 121, 2, 3^, 4A, oh A. - From South side at 8, 9, 11 M., 1, 3,4, 5, 6"" A.

May 1 to Sept. 1. - From North side at 6, 7i, 8i 10 M., 12|, 2, 3^, U, 6, 7i A. - From South side at 7, 8, 9, 11 M., 1, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8 A.

Sept. 1 to Nov. 1. - From North side at 7^, 8i, 10 M., m, 2, Sh, ii, H A. - From South side at 8, 9, 12 M., 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 A.

COlSrVEYANCE DIEECTOEY.

On Sundays, a Sailing-Boat will ply as follows : -

Sept. 15 to March 1. - From North side at 8^ M., U, 4jA. - From South side at 9 M., 2, 5 A.

March 1 to Sept. 15. - From North side at 7^ M., 1^, 5| A. - From South side at 8 M., 2, 6 A.

The steam-boat may be freighted during the intermediate periods, when this can be done with- out interfering with her stated times of sailing. - Freight, 10s. .

Sailing-boats may be freighted only on Sundays betwixt the stated hours of sailing. - Freight of large boat, 4s. ; pinnace, 23.

Two-wheeled gig, drav/n by one hoi-se, four- wheeled chaise or phaeton drawn by one or two horses, the horse which crossed with these car- riages, saddle horse, cart with coal, lime, manure, agricultural produce, or implements of husbandry, with one horse and driver, empty or loaded with above articles, may recross free on the same day at the regular hours of sailing.

ALLOA.

A steam-boat sails at 7 o'clock every morning (Sundays excepted^ from the North side, and every hour after, or oftener if required ; leaving the North side at 8 evening, and the South side at 9 o'clock evening for the last time that day ; and a small boat, when the steam-boat does not sail, may be freighted at any time. The steam-boat may be freighted during the intermediate hours. Boats are always waiting the arrival and departure of the Scottish Central trains at the hours adver- tised,

EINCAE.DmE.

For a steam-boat, 2s. 6d.

For a pinnace. Is.

Each sheep or goat, exceeding 5, |d. ; or per score, Is. 3d.

Each bull, cow, or heifer, above 2 and under 6, 4d.

Ditto above 6, at per score, 5s.

Cart or waggon, 30 cwt. 2s.

Cart or waggon, for every cwt. more than 30, Sd.

N.B. - The freights of coaches, chaises, and carts, stated in Table of Fares, &c., include horses and driver.

Two steam-boats are constantly upon the ferry, crossing in about five minutes, in all states of the weather, and at all times of the tide.

From 1st April to 31st August, fare double from 9 o'clock P.M. till 6 o'clock A.M., and from 31st August to 1st April, from half an hour after sunset till half an hour before sunrise.

DUNDEE.

Freight of a steam-boat, £10, 10s.

Freight of a sail-boat, 6s.

Freight of a piimace or cutter, 4s. 6d.

Night fares, one-half more.

A steam-boat sails from Dundee for Newport every lawful day at 7 morning, and continues to ply every subsequent hour until the undermen- tioned hours in the evening : -

From 1st Oct. to 15th March inclusive, 7 morn- ing to 5 afternoon, and 8 evening.

16th March till 15th April, 7 M. to 6 A., and at 8 A.

16th April to 10th Sept. 7 M. to 8 A.

11th Sept. to 30th Sept. 7 M. to 6 A., and at

8 a.

The boat leaves Newport for Dundee each inter- mediate half hour.

A cutter sails for Newport an hour before the steam-boat each morning, from 15th Feb. to 15th October.

On Sundays, the steam-boat sails from Dundee and Newport as follows : -

From 1st Oct. to 28th Feb., from Dundee at 8 and 10 M., and 1 and 4 A. ; and from Newport at 8i and 10|- M., and 1|- and 4i A.

"From 1st March to 22d April, and from 26th Aug. to 30th Sept., from Dundee at 7, 9, and 10 M., and 1, 4, and 6 A. ; and from Newport at 7f, 9^, and 10^ M., and 1|, 4 J, and 6^ A.

"From 24th April to 25th Aug., from Dundee at 7, 9, and 10 M., and 1, 4, 6, and 8 A. ; and from Newport at 7|, 9J, and lOj M., and 1|, 4|-, 6^, and 8| A.

TAY FEREY,

Fkom Broughty to Ferry-Port-on-Chaig.

From Bronghty at 6-20, 8J, 9-50 M., 3, 6, and

9 A.

Sundays at 7-45 M., and 4-45 A.

From Tayport at 6, 8, 9^ M., and 12|, 5-40, 8-50 A.

Sundays at 10 M., and 7-5 A.

Fares - cabin, 4d. ; steerage, 3d. - Tickets must be taken out at the Eailway Offices.

CONVEYANCE DIEECTORT.

CARRIERS' QUARTERS.

Aberdeen, Northern Eailway

Aberdour, B. Crouckshanks, 209 High street, Tuesday, 2 p.m.

Aberfeldy, John Herron, 100 Grassmarket, Wednesday, 9 a.m.

Aberlady, John Brotherston, 80 South Back Canongate, Thursday, 12 noon; James Daw- son, 91 South Back Canongate, Saturday, 1 p.m.

Abington, Alexander Nimmo, 32 Grassmarket, Wednesday, 3 p.m.

Airdrie, John Geddes, 100 Grassmarket, Tuesday and Friday, 1 p.m.

Alloa, Thomas Dobbie, 100 Grassmarket, Friday, 10 a.m.

Anstruther, A. King, 209 High Street, Monday and Thursday, 3 p.m.

Auchingrey, Robert Torrance, 20 Grassmarket, Saturday, 12 noon

Auchinleck, R. Smith, 100 Grassmarket, Tues- day, 12 noon

Auchterarder, John Herron, 100 Grassmarket, Wednesday, 9 a.m.

Auchtermuchty, James Skinner, 100 Grassmar- ket, Wednesday and Saturday, 11 a.m.; 209 High street, Wed. and Sat., 12 noon

Balemo, John Robertson, 12 Grassmarket, Tues- day and Saturday, 2 p.m.

Bathgate, John Geddes, 100 Grassmarket, Tues- day and Friday, 1 p.m.

Berwick, North, John Brotherston, 80 South Back of Canongate, Thursday, 12 noon.

Biggar, Wm. Brown, 32 Grassmarket, Tuesday, 1 p.m.

Blackburn, Thomas Geddes, 32 Grassmarket, Tuesday, 2 p.m. ; James Calder, 20 Grass- market, Tuesday, 2 p.m. ; William Ramsay, 100 Grassmarket, Tuesday & Friday, 2 p.m.

Blackshiels, Andrew Laurie, 32 Grassmarket, Saturday, 12 noon

Blythbridge, Alex. Sinclair, 32 Grassmarket, Friday, 2 p.m.

Bonnyrigg, George Brown, 82 Grassmarket, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, 2 p.m.

Bo'ness, William Kinloch, 100 Grassmarket, Tuesday and Friday, 2 p.m.

Bowden, James Hendrie, 32 Grassmarket, once a fortnight, 2 p.m.

Braehead, John Forrest, 20 Grassmarket, Mon- day, 2 p.m.

Bridge of Allan, daily, 5 p.m.

Broughton, W. Paterson, 32 Grassmarket, Tues- day, 2 p.m. ; John Sinclair, 20 Grassmarket, Friday, 2 p.m.

Broxburn, Mrs Lind, 100 Grassmarket, Wednes-

day and Saturday, 2 p.m. ; J. Cunningham, 32 Grassmarket, Tuesday, 1 p.m.

Buckhaven, James Skinner, 209 High Street, and 100 Grassmarket, Wednesday and Sa- turday, 12 noon

Burntisland, James Skinner, 100 Grassmarket, Wednesday and Saturday, 11 a.m.; 209 High Street, Wednesday and Sat., 12 noon

Calder (East), Robert Brown, 20 Grassmarket, Wednesday and Saturday, 3 p.m. ; William Auld, 100 Grassmarket, Tuesday and Fri- day, 2 p.m.

Calder (West), AVilliam Walker, 32 Grassmarket, Friday, 3 p.m.

Callander, William Binnie, 100 Grassmarket, daily, 4 p.m.

Cambusnethan, William Ramsay, 100 Grass- market, Monday and Thursday, 9 a.m.

Carlops, William Walkinshaw, 20 Grassmarket, Saturday, 3 p.m.

Carluke, Alexander Wilson, 20 Grassmarket, Tuesday, 11 a.m.

Carnwath, John Donaldson, 32 Grassmarket, Tuesday, 2 p.m. ; Alexander Forrest, 100 Grassmarket, 11 a.m.

Carnyhill, John Herron, 100 Grassmarket, Wednesday, 9 a.m.

Carrington, John Douglas, 32 Grassmarket, Saturday, 12 noon

Carstairs, James Forrest, 20 Grassmarket, Mon- day, 2 p.m.

Castle-Douglas, Robert Wallet, 100 Grassmarket, Wednesday and Saturday, 4 p.m.

Cellardykes, A. King, 209 High street, Monday and Thursday, 3 p.m.

Chirnside, R. Guy, 20 Grassmarket, Friday, 11 a.m.

Cockbumspath, Robert Guy, 20 Grassmarket, Friday, 11 a.m.

Coldstream, Robert Richardson, 20 Cowgate, Wednesday, 2 p.m.

Colinsburgh, A. King, 209 High street, Monday and Thursday, 3 p.m.

Comrie, John Herron, 100 Grassmarket, Wednes- day, 9 a.m.

Crail, A. King, 209 High st., Monday and Thurs- day, 3 p.m.

Crailing, Thomas Richardson, 32 Grassmarket, Tuesday, once a fortnight, 12 noon

Crawfordjohn, Alex. Nimmo, Wednesday, 3 p.m.

Creetown, William M'Lurg, 100 Grassmarket, Wednesday, 4 p.m.

Crieff, John Herron, 100 Grassmarket, Wed. 9 a.m.

Crighton Deans, Andrew Lawrie, 32 Grassmar- ket, Saturday, 12 noon

CONVEYANCE DIRECTORY.

Cringletie, Adam Melrose, 82 Grassmarket, Saturday, 12 noon

Crofthead, James Calder, 20 Grassmarket, Tues- day, 2 p.m. ; Thos. Geddis, 32 Grassmarket, Tuesday, 2 p.m.

Culross, Alexander Dobbie, 100 Grassmarket, I'riday, 11 a.m.

Culter, John Wightman, 32 Grassmarket, Tues- day, 3 p.m.

Cumnock, Robert Smith, 100 Grassmarket, Tues- day, 11 a.m.

Cupar-Fife, James Skinner, 100 Grassmarket, Wednesday and Saturday, 11 a.m,; 209 High street, 12 noon

Dalkeith, 209 High street, daily, 3 p.m.; John Todd, 100 Grassmarket, daily, 2 p.m.

Damhall, Adam Melrose, 32 Grassmarket, Satur- day, 12 noon

Denholm, Andrew Little, 32 Grassmarket, Wed- nesday, 2 p.m.

Denny, William Binnie, 100 Grassmarket, daily, 4 p.m.

Dolphinton, John Cossar, 12 Grassmarket, Sa- turday, 9 a.m.; Wm. Niven, 32 Grassmarket, Saturday, 12 noon; George Graham, 20 Grassmarket, Saturday, 1 p.m.

Douglas, Robert Smith, 100 Grassmarket, Tues- day, 11 a.m.

Dumfries, Robert Wallet, 100 Grassmarket, Wednesday, 4 p.m.

Dunblane, William Binnie, 209 High street, daily, 6 p.m.

Dundee, Railway

Dunfermline, Hugh Gregor, 100 Grassmarket, Tuesday and Friday, 6 p.m.

Durrisdeer, John Dempster, 32 Grassmarket, Wednesday, once a fortnight, 3 p.m.

Dunse, Robert Guy, 20 Grassmarket, Friday,

11 a.m.

Dysart, James Skinner, 209 High street, Wed- nesday and Saturday, 1 p.m.; 100 Grass- market, 11 a.m.

Earlston, Thomas Kerr, 32 Grassmarket, Wed- nesday, 2 p.m. ; A. Simpson, 100 Grassmar- ket, Wednesday, 11 a.m.

Eddleston, Adam Melrose, 32 Grassmarket, Saturday, 12 noon

Elie, Andrew King, 209 High street, Monday and Thursday, 3 p.m.

Ettrick, Andrew Little, 32 Grassmarket, Wed- nesday, 1 p.m ; William Grieve, 100 Grass- market, Wednesday, 11 a.m.

Fala, Andrew Lawrie, 32 Grassmarket, Saturday,

12 noon

Falkirk, William Binnie, 100 Grassmarket, daily,

4 p.m. Falkland, James Skinner, 209 High street,

Wednesday and Saturday, 12 noon, and 100

Grassmarket, 11 a.m. Fisherrow, Alexander Cairns, 91 South Back

Canongate, daily, 4 p.m.; 100 Grassmarket,

daily, 2 p.m. ; 209 High street, daily, 4 p.m. Fisherstrj'st, William Niven, 32 Grassmarket,

Saturday, 12 noon; Alexander Megget, 100

Grassmarket, 1 p.m.

Forth (West), James Scott, 32 Grassmarket, Monday, 1 p.m.

Fushie Bridge, Andrew Little, 32 Grassmarket, * Wednesday, 1 p.m.

Garvald, Robert Guy, 100 Grassmarket, Friday, 11 a.m.

Giiford, James Lid gate, 80 South Back Canon- gate, Wednesday, 2 p.m.

Glasgow and West of Scotland, Edinburgh and Glasgow and Caledonian Railways

Gordon (West), John Frisken, 80 South Back Canongate, Monday, 7 p.m.

Greenlaw (Penicuik), Thomas Elliot, 32 Grass- market, Wednesday and Saturday, 2 p.m.; Alexander Megget, 100 Grassmarket, Tues- . day and Friday, 2 p.m.

Greenlaw (Berwickshire), Robert Richardson, 100 Grassmarket, Wednesday, 3 p.m.

Haddington, J. Reid, 80 South Back Canongate, Wednesday and Saturday, 12 noon

Hamilton, James Bell, 100 Grassmarket, Wed- nesday, 4 p.m.

Hawick, North British Railway

Holylee, James Henderson, 32 Grassmarket, Friday, 2 p.m.

House of Muir, George Brodie, 20 Grassmarket, Saturday, 2 p.m. ; George Graham, 20 Grass- market, Saturday, 2 p.m.

Howgate, George Stirling, 32 Grassmarket, Satur- day, 12 noon; James Monfries, 32 Grass- market, Saturday, 12 noon

Humbie, David Pendrigh, 80 South Back Canon- gate, Saturday, 1 p.m.

Innerleithen, James Henderson, 32 Grassmarket, Friday, 2 p.m.; A. Craik, 100 Grassmarket, Friday, 3 p.m.

Inveresk, Alexander Cairns, 209 High street, daily, 4 p.m.; 91 South Back Canongate, daily, 4 p.m.; 100 Grassmarket, 2 p.m.

Inverkeithing, Thomas Dobbie, 100 Grassmarket, Friday, 9 a.m. ; Hugh Gregor, 100 Grass- market, Wednesday and Saturday, 11 a.m.

Jedburgh, Thomas Richardson, 32 Grassmarket, once a fortnight, Tuesday, 1 p.m.

Kelso, A. Simpson, 100 Grassmarket, Wednesday, 12 noon; 32 Grassmarket, Wednesday, 2 p.m.

Kennoway, James Skinner, 100 Grassmarket, Wednesday and Saturday, 9 a.m.; 209 High street, Wednesday and Saturday, 12 noon

Kilconquhar, Andrew King, 209 High street, Monday and Thursday, 3 p.m.

Kincardine, Thomas Dobbie, 100 Grassmarket, Friday, 11 a.m.

Kinghorn, James Skinner, 100 Grassmarket, Wednesday and Saturday, 11 a.m.; 209 High street, Wednesday and Saturday, 12 noon

Kinglassie, James Skinner, 100 Grassmarket, Wednesday and Saturday, 11a.m.; 209 High street, Wednesday and Saturday, 12 noon

Kingsbarns, Andrew King, 209 High street, Monday and Thursday, 3 p.m.

Kinross, Henry Gibb, 100 Grassmarket, Friday 11 a.m. ; John Robertson, 209 High street Tuesdaj and Saturday, 12 noon

CONVEYANCE DIEECTOEY.

Kirkcaldy, James Skinner, 100 Grassmarket, Wednesday and Saturday, 11 a.m.; 209 High street, Wed. and Sat., 12 noon

Kirkcudbright, Peter Camline, 100 Grassmarket, Wednesday, 3 p.m.

Kirkhill, Thomas Elliot, 32 Grassmarket, Wed- nesday and Saturday, 2 p.m.

Kirkliston, James Dodds, 100 Grassmarket, Wednesday, 2 p.m.; Mrs Lind, 100 Grass- market, Tuesday, 11 a.m.

Kirknewton, John Porteous, 20 Grassmarket, Saturday, 12 noon

Lanark, J. Forrest, 32 Grassmarket, Friday, 3 p.m.

Largo, Andrew King, 209 High street, Monday and Thursday, 3 p.m.

Lass wade, John Tennent, 100 Grassmarket, Wednesday and Saturday, 2 p.m.; George - Brown, 32 Grassmarket, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, 3 p.m.

Ijauder, A. Simpson, 100 Grassmarket, Wednes- day, 12 noon; James Brown, 20 Grassmar- ket, Saturday, 12 noon; Eobt. Glendinning, 32 Grassmarket, Saturday, 2 p.m.

Leadhills, James Galloway, 32 Grassmarket, Wednesday, 3 p.m.

Leadbum, Wm. Hill, 12 Grassmarket, Sat. 9 a.m.

Leslie (Fife), James Skinner, 209 High street, Wednesday and Saturday, 12 noon, and 100 Grassmarket, 11 a.m.

Lesmahagow, William Smith, 12 Grassmarket, Tuesday, 12 noon

Leven, James Skinner, 100 Grassmarket, Wednes- day and Saturday, 11 a.m.; 209 High street, Wednesday and Saturday, 12 noon.

Liberton (West), William M'Morran, 32 Grass- market, Tuesday, 11 a.m.

Lilliesleaf, James Hendrie, 32 Grassmarket, Wednesday, once a fortnight, 2 p.m.

Linlithgow, James Dodds, 100 Grassmarket, Wednesday, 2 p.m.

Linton (East), James Black, 80 South Back Canongate, Thursday, 12 noon

Linton (West), John Brown, 20 Grassmarket, Saturday, 10 a.m.; Archibald Henderson, 20 Grassmarket, Wed., 1 p.m. ; Thomas Davidson, 20 Grassmarket, Sat., 11 a.m. ; William Henderson, 20 Grassmarket, Fri- day, 2 p.m. ; James Fraser, 20 Grassmarket, Saturday, 12 noon.

Livingston, William Auld, 100 Grassmarket, Tuesday and Friday, 2 p.m.

Loanhead, George Brown, 32 Grassmarket, Tues- day, Thursday, and Saturday, 3 p.m. ; John Tennent, 100 Grassmarket, Wednesday and Saturday, 2 p.m.

Longridge, James Calder, 20 Grassmarket, Tues- day, 2 p.m.; Thomas Geddis, 32 Grass- market, Tuesday, 2 p.m.

Markinch, James Skinner, 100 Grassmarket, Wednesday and Saturday, 11 a.m.; 209 High street, Wednesday and Saturday, 12 noon

Melrose, Eobert Glendinning, 32 Grassmarket, Saturday, 12 noon; William Morton, 100 Grassmarket, Wednesday, 12 noon.

Midcalder, William Auld, 100 Grassmarket, Tuesday and Friday, 2 p.m.

Middleton, A. Little, 32 Grassmarket, Wednes- day, 12 noon

Milnathort, Henry Gibb, 100 Grassmarket, Fri- day, 11 a.m. ; John Eobertson, 209 High street, Tuesday and Saturday, 1 2 noon

Monihive, John Dempster, 32 Grassmarket, Wed- nesday, once a fortnight, 3 p.m.

Mount-Lothian, William Smith, 20 Grassmarket, Saturday, 11 a.m.

Muirkirk, Robert Smith, 100 Grassmarket, Tues- day, 12 noon.

Musselburgh, Alexander Cairns, 91 South Back Canongate, daily, 4 p.m.; 209 High street, daily, 4 p.m.; 100 Grassmarket, daily, 2 p.m.

Muthill, John Herron, 100 Grassmarket, Wednes day, 9 a.m.

Newbigging, William M'Morran, 32 Grassmar- ket, Tuesday, 11 a.m.

Newton-Stewart, William M'Lurg, 100 Grass market, Wednesday, 4 p.m.

Newtown, A. Glendinning, 32 Grassmarket Saturday, 12 noon

Nine-Mile-Burn, James Ritchie, 20 Grassmarket, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, 12 noon

Ormiston, George Dickson, 80 South Back Canon- gate, Saturday, 11 a.m.

Oxton, Robert Thomson, 100 Grassmarket, Saturday, 11 a.m.; Eobert Glendinning, 32 Grassmarket, Saturday, 12 noon; James Brown, 20 Grassmarket, Saturday, 12 noon

Pathhead (Fife), James Skinner, 100 Grassmarket, Wednesday and Saturday, 11 a.m.; 209 High street. Wed. and Sat., 12 noon

Pathhead (Dalkeith), Jas. Brown, 20 Grassmar- ket, Sat. 12 noon; Eobt. Thomson, 100 Grass- market, Saturday, 11 a.m. ; Eobert Glendin- ning, 32 Grassmarket, Saturday, 12 noon; William Grier, 209 High street, 2 p.m.

Peebles, James Henderson, 32 Grassmarket, Friday, 3 p.m.; Alex. Craik, 100 Grassmar- ket, Friday, 3 p.m.

Pencaitland, George Dickson, 80 South Back Canongate, Saturday, 12 noon

Penicuik, Thomas Elliot, 32 Grassmarket, Wednesday and Saturday, 2 p.m. ; Alexander Megget, 100 Grassmarket, Tuesday and Friday, 2 p.m.

Perth, Henry Gibb, 100 Grassmarket, Friday, 11 a.m.

Portobello, Alexander Cairns, 91 South Back Canongate, daily, 4 p.m.; 100 Grassmarket, daily, 2 p.m.; 209 High Street, daily, 4 p.m.

Prestonkirk, James Black, 80 South Back of Canongate, Thursday, 12 noon

Prestonpans, Charles Whitecross, 80 South Back Canongate, Saturday, 4 p.m.

Queensferry, Hugh Gregor, 100 Grassmarket, Wednesday and Saturday, 9 a.m. ; Thomas Dobbie, Friday, 9 a.m.

Reston, Eobert Guy, 20 Grassmarket, Friday, 11 a.m.

CONVEYANCE DIEECTOEY.

Eoberton, John White, 32 Grassmarketj Wednes- day, 11 a.m.

Eoman-bridge, W. Paterson, 32 Grassmarket, Tuesday, 2 p.m. ; David Veitch, 14 Grass- market, Saturday, 11 p.m.; A. Niven, 32 Grassmarket, Saturday, 1 p.m.

Eoseberry, John Douglas, 32 Grassmarket, Satur- day, 12 noon

St Boswell's, Robert Glendinning, 32 Grassmarket, Saturday, 12 noon

Salton (East), James Lidgate, 80 South Back Canongate, Wednesday, 2 p.m.

Samuelston, Thomas Brotherston, 80 South Back Canongate, Saturday, 12 noon

Sanquhar, James Galloway, 32 Grassmarket, Tuesday and Wednesday, 3 p.m.

Selkirk, Andrew Little, 32 Grassmarket, Wednes- day, 12 noon; William Grieve, 100 Grass- market, Wednesday, 11 a.m.

Shotts, James Calder, 20 Grassmarket, Tuesday,

2 p.m.

Skirling, Alexander Sinclair, 32 Grassmarket,

Friday, 3 p.m. Stenton, John Amos, 80 South Back Canongate,

Friday, 12 noon Stobo, James Henderson, 32 Grassmarket, Friday,

3 p.m.

Stow, Andrew Little, 32 Grassmarket, Wednes- day, 12 noon

Stranraer, William M'Lurg, 100 Grassmarket, Wednesday, 4 p.m.

Swinton, Alex. M'Kay, 100 Grassmarket, Wed- nesday, 3 p.m.

Temple, John Douglas, 32 Grassmarket, Satur- day, 12 noon

Tennagham, James Black, 80 South Back Canon- gate, Thursday, 12 noon

Thankerton, Wfti. M'Morran, 32 Grassmarket, Tuesday, 3 p.m.

Thornhill (South), John Dempster, 32 Grass- market, Wednesday, once a fortnight, 3 p.m.

Thornton, James Skinner, 209 High street, Wednesday and Saturday, 12 noon; and 100 Grassmarket, 11 a.m.

Torphichen, James. Forrest, 100 Grassmarket, Friday, 4 p.m.

Torryburn, Thomas Dobbie, 100 Grassmarket, Friday, 11 a.m.

Tranent, William Fowler, 100 Grassmarket, Wednesday and Saturday, 3 p.m. ; 209 High Street, Wednesday and Saturday, 3 p.m.; 91 South Back Canongate, Wednesday and Saturday, 4 p.m.

Traquair, James Monfries, 32 Grassmarket, Satur- day, 12 noon; James Henderson, 32 Grass- market, Friday, 2 p.m.

Uphall, J. Cunningham, 32 Grassmarket, Tues- day, 1 p.m.

Wanlockhead, James Galloway, 32 Grassmarket, Wednesday, 3 p.m.

Wemyss (East), James Skinner, 209 High street, Wednesday and Saturday, 12 noon; and 100 Grassmarket, 11 a.m.

Whitburn, Thomas Geddes, 32 Grassmarket, Tuesday, 3 p.m. ; James Calder, 20 Grass- market, Tuesday, 2 p.m.

Whittingham, John Amos, 80 South Back Canon- gate, Friday, 12 noon

Whithorn, William M'Lurg, 100 Grassmarket, Wednesday, 4 p.m.

Wigtown (Galloway), WiUiam M'Lurg, 100 Grass- market, Wednesday, 4 p.m.

Wishaw (Town), William Ramsay, 100 Grass- market, Monday and Thursday, 9 a.m.

Wiston, John White, 32 Grassmarket, Wednes- day, 11 a.m.

Yarrow, William Grieve, 100 Grassmarket, Wed- nesday, 11 a.m.

Leith. - Goods are received for conveyance to all parts of Scotland at Timber Bush, and 10, 45, and 47 Bernard street

WEEKLY MARKETS FOR CORN.

WEEKLY MARKETS FOR CORN, &c.

Aberdeen, Friday Airdrie, Saturday Alloa, Wednesday and Saturday Alyth, Tuesday Annan, Thursday Anstruther, E., Saturday Arbroath, Saturday Auchterarder, Saturday Auchtermuchty, Monday Ayr, Tuesday and Friday Ayton, Thursday Banff, Friday Bathgate, Wednesday Beith, Friday Bervie, Wednesday Biggar, Thursday Blairgowrie, Wednesday Brechin, Tuesday Callender, Thursday Campbeltown, Thursday Carnwath, Friday Castle-Douglas, Monday Coldstream, Thursday Colinsburgh, Thursday Coupar- Angus, Tuesday Crieff, Thursday Cromarty, Tuesday Cumnock, Thursday Cupar-Fife, Thursday Dalkeith, Thursday Dingwall, Saturday Dumbarton, Tuesday Dumfries, Wednesday Dunbar, Tuesday Dunblane, Thursday Dundee, Tuesday and Friday Dunfermline, Tuesday Dunkeld, Saturday Dunse, Tuesday Edinburgh, Wednesday Elgin, Friday Eyemouth, Thursday Falkirk, Thursday and Saturday Fordoun Station, Monday Forfar, Wednesday and Saturday Forres, Wednesday and Friday Fortrose, Friday Fraserburgh, Friday Galashiels, Tuesday Galston, Wednesday Girvan, Monday Glasgow, Wednesday Grantown, Friday Greenloaning, Tuesday

Greenock, Friday Haddington, Friday Hamilton, Friday Hawick, Thursday Huntly, Thursday Inverkeithing, Monday Inverness, Tuesday and Friday Irvine, Monday and Saturday Jedburgh, Tuesday and Saturday Keith, Wednesday and Friday Kelso, Friday

Kilmarnock, Tuesday and Friday Kinross, Wednesday Kirkcaldy, Saturday Kirkcudbright, Friday Kirriemuir, Friday Lanark, Tuesday and Saturday Langholm, Wednesday Largo, Thursday Laurencekirk, Monday Linlithgow, Friday Linton, East, Monday Lockerby, Thursday Maybole, Thursday Melrose, Monday Milnathort, Wednesday Montrose, Friday Nairn, Tuesday, Thursday, and

Friday Newburgh (Fife), Tuesday Newton-Stewart, Friday North Berwick, Monday Old Meldrum, Saturday Paisley, Thursday Peebles, Tuesday Perth, Friday Peterhead, Friday Port- Glasgow, Friday Renfrew, Saturday' Rothesay, Wednesday St Andrews, Monday Selkirk, Wednesday Stewarton, Thursday Stirling, Friday Stonehaven, Thursday Stranraer, Friday Strathaven, Thursday Stromness, Wednesday Tain, Tuesday and Friday Thurso, Friday Whithorn, Thursday Wick, Friday Wigtown, Saturday Wishaw, Saturday

NEWSPAPEES IN" SCOTLAND.

NEWSPAPERS IN SCOTLAND.

Aberdeen Free Press, Friday

Aberdeen Herald, Saturday

Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday

Aberdeen Northern Advertiser, Tuesday

Aberdeen Northern Telegraphic News

Airdrie, Coatbridge, Bathgate, and Wishaw Ad- vertiser (Airdrie), Saturday

Alloa Advertiser, Saturday

Alloa Journal, Saturday

Arbroath Guide, Saturday

Ardrossan and Saltcoats Herald, Saturday

Argyleshire Herald (Campbelton), fortnightly

Ayr Advertiser, Thursday

Ayr Observer, Tuesday

Ayrshire Express, Saturday

Banffshire Journal, Tuesday

Blairgowrie Advertiser, Saturday

Border Advertiser (Galashiels), Friday

Brechin Advertiser, Tuesday

British Messenger (Stirling), monthly

Burghs' Reformer (Leith), Saturday

Buteman (Rothesay), Saturday

Crieff Journal, Saturday

Dumbarton Herald, Thursday

Dumfries Courier, Tuesday

Dumfries Herald and Register, Friday

Dumfries Standard, Wednesday

Dundee Advertiser, Tuesday and Friday

Dundee Courier, Wednesday

Dundee Weekly News, Saturday

Dundee People's Journal, do.

Dunfermline Journal, monthly

Dunfermline Press, Thursday

Dunfermline Saturday Press, Saturday

Edinburgh Caledonian Mercury, daily

Edinburgh Daily Courant, daily

Edinburgh Daily Scotsman, daily

Edinburgh Evening Courant, Tuesday and Friday

Edinburgh Evening Post, Wednesday and Sat.

Edinburgh Gazette (by authority), Tuesday and Friday

Edinburgh Ladies' Own Journal, Saturday

Edinburgh News, Saturday

Edinburgh North British Advertiser, Saturday

Edinburgh North British Agriculturist, Wednes.

Edinburgh North Briton, Wednesday and Sat.

Edinburgh Scotsman, Tuesday and Friday

Edinburgh Scottish Press, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday

Edinburgh Scottish Railway Gazette, Saturday

Edinburgh Weekly Chronicle, Saturday

Edinburgh Weekly Herald, Saturday

Edinburgh Weekly Scotsman, Saturday

Edinburgh Witness, Wednesday and Saturday

Elgin Courant, Friday

Elgin Courier, Friday

Eskdale and Liddesdale Advertiser (Langholm), fortnightly

Falkirk Herald, Thursday

Falkirk Journal, Saturday

Fife Advertiser (Kirkcaldy), Saturday

Fife Herald (Cupar), Thursday

Fife News, The (Cupar), Saturday

Fifeshire Journal (Cupar), Thursday

Forres,Elgin,andNairn Gazette (Forres),Saturday

Fraserburgh Advertiser, Friday (occasionally)

Glasgow Advertiser, Wednesday and Saturday

Glasgow Bulletin, daily

Glasgow Christian News, Saturday

Glasgow Citizen, Saturday

Glasgow Commonwealth, Saturday

Glasgow Courier, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday

Glasgow Evening Post, Saturday

Glasgow Examiner, Saturday

Glasgow Free Press, Saturday

Glasgow Gazette, Saturday

Glasgow Herald, daily

Glasgow Mercantile Advertiser, Tuesday

Glasgow Morning Journal, daily

Glasgow North British Mail, daily

Glasgow Penny Post, Saturday

Glasgow Saturday Post, Saturday

Glasgow Scottish Guardian, Tuesday and Friday

Glasgow Sentinel, Saturday

Glasgow Shipping List, Tuesday and Friday

Glasgow Times, Wednesday

Glasgow Weekly Guardian, Friday

Glasgow Weekly Journal of the Scottish Tem- perance League, Saturday

Greenock Advertiser, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday

Greenock Herald, Wednesday and Saturday

Greenock Telegraph, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday

Hawick Advertiser, Saturday

Invergorden Times, Monday

Inverness Advertiser, Tuesday

Inverness Courier, Thursday

Inverness Saturday Advertiser, Saturday

Irvine Monthly News Letter, monthly

Jed Forest and Teviotdale Record, Saturday (Jedburgh)

John o'Groat Journal (Wick), Thursday

Kelso Chronicle, Friday

Kelso Mail, Monday and Thursday

Kilmarnock Weekly Post, Saturday

Kinross Advertiser, fortnightly

Kirkcaldy - Fife Circular of Advertisements, Saturday

Kirkcudbright Advertiser and Galloway News

Leith Commercial List, Tuesday and Friday

Leith Herald, Saturday

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monthly Perthshire Advertiser (Perth), Thursday

Perthshire Courier (Perth), Thursday

Perthshire Journal and Constitutional (Perth), Thursday

Peterhead Sentinel, Friday

Port-Glasgow and Kilmalcolm Advertiser, Sat.

Renfrewshire Independent (Paisley), Saturday

Saturday Press (Dunfermline)

Scottish Ecclesiastical Journal (Edinburgh), monthly

Scottish Farmers' Journal (Aberdeen), fortnightly

Scottish Railway Gazette (Edinburgh), Satur- day

Stirling Journal and Advertiser, Friday

Stirling Observer, Thursday

Stonehaven Journal, Thursday

Telegraph, the (Dundee), Saturday

Wigtonshire Free Press (Stranraer), Thursday

HACKNEY CARRIAGES IN EDINBURGH.

1st, The distance to which any Hackney Carriage may be driven under these Bye-LawSy shall be seven miles from the Cross of Edinburgh.

2d, When a Party not exceeding two grown-up persons, and without any luggage other than a carpet bag or the like, enters a Carriage at a Stance, or when driving along disen- gaged, they shall be driven half a mile for 6d., and if they return they shall pay the same fare ; the driver shall draw up to either side of the pavement when called, and if detained more than five minutes before starting he shall be entitled to sixpence for waiting.

N.B. - This rule shall not apply to Fares from Eailway Stations,

FAHEg WK TIME.

It shall be in the option of the Hirer to employ a Carriage within the Municipal Bounds by time, for bond fide Shopping, making Calls, and the like, where the driving is not con- tinuous. The charge in such cases shall be Is. for the first half-hour, and 6d. for every additional quarter of an hour.

For an Airing into the Country within seven miles from the Cross of Edinburgh, and returning either by the same or a different road, the rate shall be sixpence for every ten minutes, or 3s. per hour. A drive round the Queen's Drive, shall be considered an Airing. Unless the Hirer wishes a slower pace, the rate of driving when out an Airing shall be at least six miles an hour ; and in the event of the driving being at a slower pace than six miles an hour, contrary to the wish of the Hirer, it shall be oiDtional for the Hirer to pay the fare in the proportion of 3s. for every six mijes so travelled.

From Twelve at night till Seven Morning, double Fare.

The above Fares are for One-Horse Carriages, and there shall be no additional charge when two horses are used.

Owners or Drivers may agree to drive at lower Fares than those fixed. In that case, should they demand more than the Fare agreed on, they shall be liable as for an overcharge.

For Luggage, exceeding 100 lbs. in weight, there shall be a charge of 6d. extra. But there shall be no charge for Luggage under that weight. The Driver shall assist in loading and unloading in aU cases when required.

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Antigua street.

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Bristo street.

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Broughton street and place,

Brunswick street. Royal circus,

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Buccleuch street and place,

Bruntsfield links,

Caledonian Eailway station,

Calton street,

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