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quile recent construction,isbeautifullysituated,havingasouthern
exposure, and commanding views of a chanoing surrounding
country. The Kooms are spacious and handsomely furnished,
while the Bedrooms are cheerful, well ventilated, and provided
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STREET DIRECTORY.
ABBEY STREET.
Thomas Watson, clerk, Ordnance Survey, Abbey cottage
Mrs Maclean, Ivy cottage
Mrs Thomson
Eoderick Gillandera, labourer
ACADEMY STREET.
1 Thomas Macallister, Inverness Arms Hotel
2 William Davidson, shoemaker. Ho. 8Ross'sclose,Merkinch
5 AngusHepburn, meal dealer. Ho, No. 4
6 Mrs Isabella Curie, private and commercial lodgings
7 Alexander Ross, wine and spirit merchant. Ho. Barnhill
8 Duncan Ross, seed and agricultural merchant. Ho, Hiltou
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Royal Hotel —John Christie
Neio MarJcets
John Macdonald, flesher. Ho, 52 Shore street
John Maclennan, flesher. Ho. Meal Market close
James Witherspoon,baker. Ho. 9 Baron Taylor's lane
Simon Fraser, potato merchant. Ho. 2 Tanner's lane
Duncan Eraser, potato dealer. Ho. Castle street
Mrs Margaret Thornton, toydealer. Ho, 29 Castlestreet
John Maclennan, potato dealer. Ho, Edward's court
John Paterson, flesher. Ho, 11 Rose street
Donald Chisholm, flesher. Ho. Rob Roy close. Petty st.
William Anderson, green grocer. Ho, Castle street
D, G. Fraser, tobacconist and game salesman. Ho. 39
High street
Donald Mackintosh, flesher. Ho. 82 Castle street
John Macdonald, grocer. Ho. Charles street
William Hollis, flesher. Ho. 22 Union street
James Millar, grocer. Ho. CulcabockVillage
John Innes, flesher. Ho, 27 Innes street
David C, Reid (of Mackintosh & Reid), flesher. Ho, 52
Castle street
Robert Marks, general dealer. Ho. 53 King street
John Fraser, general dealer. Ho. Market entry
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STREET DIRECTORY. AC
15 John Kerr, merchant, 36 High street
16 H. Swan, general dealer. Ho. Shore street
17 JohnTulloch,painter,glazier,and paper-hanger.
18 Inland RevenueOflBce
Alexander Pringle, collector. Ho. Leinster lodge, South-
side
Mr Mitchell, supervisor. Ho. 74 Church street
Richard B. Bulkeley, accountant
William Anderson, accountant. Ho. Southside terrace
James Scott, officer. Ho. Observatory buildings
Robert Davidson, accountantandstockbroker. Ho. Mayfield
D. & A. Davidson, marble and stone works. Ho. No. 51
22 William Reid (of A. & W. Reid, architects), 39 Union street
23 William Ferris, artist. Ho. Hill place
25 Mary Gumming
26 Robert Black & Son, plumbers
27 Robert Gunn, coachman
Angus Fraser, Railway guard
29 Hugh Cameron, tailor
George Burgess, plumber
80 Alexander Mackay, house carpenter, builder, and contractor.
Ho. 32 Rose street
32 William Fyfe, sergeant. Militia
33 Helen Stewart
Mrs Cameron
35 Miss Marshall
36 Simon Mackenzie, innkeeper
37 Donald Noble, of the Inve—rness Loan Office
38, 39 Inverness Loan Office Donald Noble
41 William Murray, chief-constable of Inverness-shire
43 John Macdonald, shoemaker
Alexander Shaw, blacksmith
44 Miss Jessie Gray, grocer
45 John Fraser, hairdresser, 5 Chapel street
'46 Miss Macrae, seamstress
John Mart—in, sexton
Lyon's Court
Simon Findlator
James Thomson, gardener
Alexander Rose, carpenter
Donald Maclennan, mason
John Macdonald, machine maker
David Forsyth, sculptor, and 1 Chapel street
51 Donald Davidson, sculptor
Andrew Davidson, do.
52 Otto Faller, jeweller
53 Mrs Macdonald
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AC STREET DIRECTORY.
54 John Munro of No. 55
55 John Munro, wine and spirit dealer. Ho. No, 54
56 Established Church Female School
^ Mary A. Robertson, teacher. Ho. 3 Margaret street
\5f James Macle—an, carpet shoemaker
HarroMs Court
Mrs Macdonald
Robert Mackintosh, tailor
Alexander Mackenzie, plasterer
William Eraser, porter
Mrs Shackleton, binder
Donald Macbean, pensioner
58 Alexander Eraser, blacksmith
Murdoch Mackenzie, carpenter
Mrs Cameron, seamstress
59 William Macdonald, M.B.C.M.
60 Mrs Stewart
61 Mrs Jane Jack, dressmaker
63 Robert Caldwell, shipowner
64 Mrs Black —
East Free Church Rev. David Sutherland, A.M.
Qdi, 69 Alexander Strother, wholesale tea and spirit merchant.
Ho. No. 70
George Chalmers, book-keeper. Ho. 58 Church street
71 Royal Academy
William Eadie, A.M., rector. Ho. Stoneyfield house
Samuel Thomson, head English master. Ho. 17 Douglas
row
George Dunn, B.A., Lond., classical master. Ho. 16
. - Bridge street
Gustave Vignon, teacher of modern languages. Ho, 29
Charles street
William Mackinnon Bannatyne, commercialmaster. Ho.
Hawthorn cottage
John Gibson, second English master. Ho, Caledonian
hotel
William S. Duncan, drawing master. Ho. Elsie villa,
Porterfield
Herr Kesting, music master. Ho, Laurel terrace
James Macdonald. Ho, 17 Telford road
Miss AngusinaRose, ladysuperintendent. Ho, Southside
terrace
Miss Christina W. Mactavish, music teacher. Ho.
Victoria villa, Hill street
Miss Marianne Robertson Eraser, do. Ho. 1 Huntly
place
William Brown, janitor
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STREET DIRECTORY. AC-AL
Highland Railway Station-
Andrew Dougall, general manager and secretary. Ho,
Strawberry hill
William Gowenlock, assistant secretary. Ho. Porterlield
house
WilliamRoberts, superintendentofline. Ho. Eldad villa,
Southside road
Thomas Mackay, goods manager. Ho. Teviot cottage
David Jones, locomotive superintendent. Ho. Carleton
vill?, Millburn
Peter Wilson, C.E., superintendent of permanent way.
Ho. 8a Nessbank
William Fenwick, accountant. Ho. Fountainville
Charles Stuart Machardy, traffic auditor. Ho. 9 Huntly
place
CharlesLamond,auditinspectorandfactor. Ho. Meadow-
field villa, Millburn
Charles Macintyre^ cashier. Ho. Church street
John George Bulmer,storekeeper. Ho, Longman road
Thomas Robertson, assistant superintendent of line. Ho.
Innes street
William Couper, goods superintendent. Ho. 5 Huntly
place
George Critchley, stationsuperintendent. Ho.Hill street
James Forsyth, goods manager'soffice. Ho. 20 Chapelst.
William Forsyth, parcel agent. Ho. 22 Castlestreet
George Munro, locomotive accountant
Geo. W. Reid, eng—ineer. Ho. Lochgorm
RailwayBo—okstall Thomas Maclaren. Ho. 2 Kennethst.
75 Station Hotel John Macdonald
Falcon Ironworks
John B. Falconer, engineer, &c.
Charles Falconer, engineer, &c.
Northern Counties Fire Office
Joseph Robertson, general manager. Ho, 14 Ness bank
77 William Mackenzie, li.very stables
City of Glasgow Bank
James Anderson, joint-agent. Ho, Hilton house
Thomas Douglas, do. Ho. Broadstone park
Anderson &Macdonald, solicitors, City of Glasgow Bank Build-
ings-
James Anderson, Clerk of Supply. Ho. Hilton house
Andrew Macdonald, Ho. 15 Telford street
ALBERT PLACE.
1 James Beaton, engineer
John Donovan, R.E.
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AL-ATSr STREET DIRECTORY.
James Lawrence, gilder
John Davidson, mason
Kenneth Maclean, bell-hanger
George Ross, stoker ^
Jemima Calder, seamstress
2 Mrs Jane Wilson
Thomas Russell, tailor
George Ross, fish curer
Robert Bruce Innes, millwright
3 Alexander Scott, sheriff-officer
Mrs Ferguson, dressmaker
William Stenhouse, tailor
John Henry Fraser, tailor
AlexanderMackenzie, boot-closer
4 William Mackintosh, wholesale wine and spirit dealer. Ho.
Inshes house
5 Alexander Carmichael, mason
John Pratt, jeweller
William Cook, pensioner
6 Alexander Mackenzie, house carpenter
John Macdonald, fitter
Mrs Fraser
Alexander Corbet, waggon builder, Railway
William Cameron, brakesman
7 George Anderson, stone-cutter
Alexander Munro, fitter. Railway
James Balkwill, R.B.
Robert Glen, fitter, Railway
AllanTosh, do. do.
ANDERSON STREET.
1 William Arthur, blacksmith
Mary Mactavish, laundress
John Ross, cabinetmaker
Edward Broderick, seaman
2 Mrs Mackenzie, laundress
Mrs Ferrie
John Bain, joiner
3 Johann Mackenzie
4 John Millar, wool stores. Ho. 20 Rose street
Custom House
W, R. Balfour, collector. Ho. 5 Ardross street
Guthrie Ballingall, Ho. 8 Huntly place
Robert H. Daly, clerk. Ho. 19 Telford road
Robert Fraser, out-door officer. Ho. 9 Telford street
Roderick Cameron, locker. Ho. Custom house
6 STREET DIRECTORY. AN-AR
12 Mrs Millar, dressmaker
13 Kev. Joseph Howard, Wesleyan minister
ARDCONNEL TERRACE (WEST).
1 James Melven, bookseller, 29 Union street
2 Eliza Smith, lodging-house keeper
3 Alexander Mackenzie, tea and wine merchant, 22 Church
street
4 George Wood, Courier Office
5 John Macintyre, engineering department, Postal Telegraphs
6 James Hume Mackenzie, bookseller, 18 High street
7 Mrs Dr Johnston
8 Hugh Kelly, hatter, 43 High street
ARDCONNEL TERRACE (EAST).
Kev. P. Robertson, A.M., minister of Gaelic Church, Croixcrag
cottage —
TullocJi's Buildings
1 Hugh Clark, Railway inspector
2 James Fraser, carpenter
3 Mrs Mackintosh
4 Mrs D. Macqueen
5 Charles Ross, lodging-house keeper
6 Mrs Campbell
8 William Mackenzie, boot and shoemaker
9 George Watt, porter
Alexander Henderson, cabinetmaker
James Burnside, tinsmith, 4 Union street
Jane Gordon, Ryeford house
William Smith, engineer and smith, Ness iron works
Henry John Williamson, foreman tailor, The Cottage
William Milne, The Restaurant, Union street
Hugh Mackintosh (of Mactavish & Mackintosh, ironmongers)
William Mackay (of Mackay Brothers), Inglis street »
ARDROSS STREET.
1 Mrs Eoss
2 Mrs C. B. ]Macdonald
3 Miss Catherine Grant
4 James Walker Hamilton (of Thos. Smith & Co., Hunt hall)
5 W. R. Balfour, collector of customs
6 Hugh Clark, M.D.
7 G. H. BoUand, capt. R.E. Off. Ness house
8 Mrs Angus Macbean
9 William M. C. Acton, major Recruiting staff
Alexander Eraser, granite works. Ho. 7 New buildings, Tom-
nahurich street