Scotland > 1837 - Pigot and Co.'s national commercial directory for the whole of Scotland and of the Isle of Man

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MONTROSE, &c.
BiWCtorn.
WRIGHTS — Continued.
Brand Charles, Market st
Burgess Samuel, Head of Faulds
Christie Alexander, Murray st
Farquharson Chas. Lower Baltic st
p'errier John, Upper Hall st
Gourly George, Loch side
GreigJohn, Chapel place
Leighton Robert, Queen's lane
MaconachieJno.&J as. Lower Hallst
Middleton John, St. John's croft
Millar Joseph, Port
Muckart David, Oiange lane
Pithie John, Clerkholni
Smart John, Baltic st
Smith John Castle st
Smith William, Market st
WRITERS.
Marked thus * are also Notaries.
Beattie David, 115 High st
♦Barnes Adam (and clerk of peace)
37 High street
•Barnes James (and joint town-
clerk) Academy lane
*Burness Robert, High st
Calvert James (& stock broker) 63
High street
♦Davidson Anthony, High st
*Leightou & Myers, Town hall
*Leighton James (and joint town-
clerk, and treasurer of Montrose
bridge) Town hall
♦Scott David, Couti's close
Straton Charles, High st
♦Thomson Alexander, High st
Miscellaneous .
Bertie Robert, berthing master, Quay
Bishop David, carver & gilder, Bridge st
Black John, hardware dealer, 32 High st
Burgess Samuel, sawyer, Head of Faulds
Campbell Wm. stocking maker, Baltic st
Cant David, hatter & skinner, Murray st
Crawford George, soap maker, Links
Gibb Robert, sen. engineer, North walk
Glegsc David, coppersmith, Port
.Glenny John, jeweller, 130 Hish st
Hill James, seedsman, 132 High st
Lee David, leather dealer, Academysquare
Maxwell Mary, reed maker,Kincardine st
Meekison Geo. snufl-box maker, 9 High st
Napier Alexr. coach maker,Chapel place
Roberts David, lime burner, Hedderwick
Sliand Jolin, cutler, ftlurray st
Strachan James, hosier, 32 High st
Webster Alexr. riddle maker, .Murray st
Will Robt. superintendantofpolice,Links
Willocks James, turner, Kincardine st
Wyllie John, Wrights' tool mkr.Clerkholm
Public Buildings, Offices,
Institutions, &c.
PLACES OF WORSHIP.
Old EST.4B1.ISHED Church — Rev.Robt.
Smith, D.D.and Rev.Jos.Paterson, d D.
St. John's Established Church
Rev. VVilliam Nixon [Eadie
Dun Established Church— Rev.Jobn
Craig Established Church Rev.
James Brewster
United Associate Seceders Rev.
Andrew Wilson & Rev. Henry Hyslop
English Episcopalian (St. Peter's) —
Rev. John Dodgson [Cushnie
Scotch Episcopalian— Rev. Patrick
Independent — Rev. J. R. Campbell
CUSTOm HOUSEj
Wharf-street.
Collector— Geov^e Willis.
Comptroller — John Milne.
Collector's Clerk — Charles Watson.
Landing Waiter — James Beattie.
Tide Surveyor — Alexander Thomson.
ROYAL LUNATIC ASYLUM
AND INFIRMARY.
Medical Superintendent— W .A.B.Bwwne.
Treasurer — David Hill.
Secretai-y — James Leighton.
Keeper — James Ingram.
Matron — Mrs. Gardine.
Commercial News RooM,Coutt's close
— John Smith, secretary.
Exchange Coffee RooM,Town hall —
John Fairly, secretary.
Gaol, Ferry street — John Petrie, gaoler.
Gas Company, Lower Hall street.
Library, Town hall— George Anderson,
librarian. [Eraser, collector.
Shore Dues Office, Wharf st — James
Stamp Office, 37 High street— Adam
Burnes, distributer.
COACHES.
To ABERDEEN, the Royal Mail (from
Edinburgh), calls at the Star Hotel,
every morning at twenty minutes past
two, and the JVem Times (from Perth),
every afternoon (Sunday excepted) at
one; both go through Stonehaven.
To BRECHIN, Coaches, from the White
Horse, and from — Wilson's, High st,
every Tuesday morning at halt-past 9.
To DUNDEE, the Hisf/iteHder, from the
Star Hotel, every morning (Sunday ex-
cepted) at five; goes through Arbroath_
To EDIN B C R6 H, the Royal Mail (from'
Aberdeen), calls at the Star Hotel, every
evening at seven; goes thro' Arbroath,
Dundee, Perth, Kinross, &c.
To PERTH, the New Times (from Aber-
deen), calls at the Star Hotel, every
forenoon (Sunday excepted) at half-past
eleven ; goes thro' Arbroath & Dundee.
CARRIERS.
To ABERDEEN, Archibald Spark, from
Clerkholm, every Mon.—& John Smart,
from Commerce street, every Thursday.
To ARBROATH,Joseph Brand,from New
wynd, every Mon. Wed. and Fri. — John
Smart, fiom Lower Baltic street, every
Tues. — and Geo. Donald, from Queen's
lane, every Tues. Thurs. and Saturday.
To AUCHINBLAE, John Eddie, from the
White Horse, every Wed. — and
Sheret, from the Black Horse, every Fri.
To BERVIE, John Andrew, from the
White Horse, every Tuesday & Friday
— and James Tindal, from — Wilson's,
High street, every Friday.
To BRECHIN, James Laing, John Young,
Francis Fotheringham, David Edward,
James Couttie, and James Joe, from the
White Horse, daily.
To DUNDEE, David Neilson,from Cha-
pel place, and — Findlay, from Murray
street, every Monday and Thursday.
To FORFAR, John Christie,from Murray
street, every Tuesday and Friday.
To LAURENCEKIRK, Alexander Ross,
from the While Horse, daily.
To LUTHERMUIR, John Mann, from
the White Horse, every Friday.
To'SLATEFORD, Alexander Tod, from
the White Horse, every Wed. & Friday.
To STONEHAVEN, Alexander Watt,
from the White Horse, every Saturday.
CONVEYANCE BY
WATER.
To GLASGOW, vessels once a fortnight.
— Charles Bervie, manager.
To LEITH, vessels once a week. — Robt.
Bertie, manager.
To LONDON, the Montrose steam packet
once a fortnight, and sailing vessels once
a week. — Wm. L. Strachan, manager.
NEWTYLE
flS a village, in the parish of its name, situate on the
road from Dimdee to Meigle (in Perthshire), eleven
miles noith-east of the former town, and two and a
lialf north of the latter. This is an improving little
place, and promises at no very distant period to arrive
at some importance, as great advantages are antici-
pated to accrue to it from being seated on the lines ot
railway opened between Dundee and Cupar-Angus.
The neighbourhood also presents inducements to ma-
nufacturers from Dundee and other towns to establish
works in this district, land being comparatively cheap
and wages low ; the locality of Newtyle is likewise
considered most eligible as a depc>t for grain and other
CLERGY AND PROFESSIONAL
PERSONS.
Mitchell Alexander, school master
Mitchell James, surgeon
Moon Rev. John
Robinson John, master of parochial
school
VINTNERS.
Clark James
Mackay John
Ogilvy George
Smart James
Strathern DaVid
464
SHOPKEEPERS 6c TRADERS.
Alexander William, blacksmith
Brown Alexander, baker
Butter David, clerk to the Dundee
and Newtyle Railway Company
Butter John, grocer
Cooper John, tailor
Crighton Peter, boot, &c. maker
Forbes James, road and railway
contractor
Gellatley Andrew, tailor & draper
Gibb James, joiner
Gill John, jo'ner
Grant James, coal agent
Gray John, coal agent
agricultural produce. The inbabiiants of tlie village
are almost exclusively occupied in weaving ; the arti-
cles produced from the loom are chiefly sheetings.
The parish, which is situate in the sonth-west part of
the county, extends two miles in length by one and
three quarters in breadth, including a portion of ihe
Sidlaw hills, from which the lands decline into the rich
fiat exposure of Strathmore. Near the village ai e the
rem'ains of the castle of Hatton, built by Lawrence
Lord Oliphant, in the year 1575; and contiguous to
these ruins some vestiges are visible of the still more
ancient castle of Balcraig, concerning the erection or
founder of which even tradition is silent.
Jack James, grocer
Lawrence David, grocer & baker
Miller John, grocer
Mitchell David, painter
Moon James,sheeting manufacturer
Powrie J ames, joiner
Robertson Alexander, linen draper
Smith John, boot, &c. maker
Stewart Colquhoun, sheetiugmanu-
facturer
Walker James, boot, &c. maker
White Daniel, coal agent
HAILWATT CONVETTANCE.
To DUNDEE & CUPAR ANGUS, three
or four times a day, Sunday excepted.