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PUBLIC DEPAETMENTS.
House Committee, Messrs John M'Culloch, "William
Foster, John Hendry. A. Mackenzie, M.A.,
John Nesbit, Mrs M. J. Boeme, Miss Eliza B.
Brand, Mrs Emily Fox, Miss M. 0. Lees, John
MGibbon, Convener.
Clerk and Treasurer, James Kyd.
Assistant Clerk, James Dunbar.
Medical Superintendent, John Keay, M.D.
Lata Agent, E. Addison Smith, S.S.O.
Auditor, Henry 0. Anderson, C.A.
Architect, H. J. Blanc.
LEITH PARISH COUNCIL.
Chambers, 45 Charlotte Street.
Poorhouse, 172 Great Junction Street.
GENERAL COMMITTEE.
Hugh Muirhead, Patrick Kelly, Alexander E.
Bishop, John H. Wilson, William Taylor,
Philip Dresner, Edward Briggs, Eobert Dick,
John W. Hodgson, John Pennycuick, John
Miller, James Eobb, James Blackie, George
Gilmour, Louis S. Gumley, Alfred Harcus,
Jaines L. Sutherland, George Blackie.
Chairman, Wm. Taylor.
List of Board's Officials.
out-door department.
Inspector and Clerk, James Miles.
Assistant Inspectors, John liamb, Henry Hunter,
James Williams, Henry 0. I. Curie, and James
Macgregor.
Collector, William Gray.
CoUector''s Assisant, Elizabeth Forsyth.
Medical Officers, G, M. Johnston and George
Donald.
Auditor, George Oliver, C.A.
Law Agents, Snody & Asher, S.S.C.
Caretaker, George Blacklaw.
LEITH POORHOUSE.
Governor, John Pringle.
Governor's Clerk, Eobert Mackie.
Matron, Miss Downie.
Assistant Matron, Eliza Moffat.
Children!'s Nurse, Mrs Morton.
Chaplain, William Walker.
Porter, John Best.
Labour Master, Thomas Stirling.
HOSPITAL DEPARTMENT.
Matron, Margaret Stevenson.
Sick-Nurses, Isabella Stark, Margaret Eoss, Annie
Winkle, and Catherine Dick.
Porter, Alexander Blair.
Chaplain, William Walker.
SESSION CLERKS.
EDINBURGH.
Abbey, Bryce Anderson, 4 Wolseley Terrace ;
Clerk of Proclamations, D. F. Macdonald, 29
London Eoad.
Buccleuch, Alexander Allan, 8 Valleyfield Street,
Friday evening, from 7 to 9.
Canongate, George Fowler, Burgh School, 155
Canongate, Friday evening, 7 to 8; house.
25 Lochend Eoad, West.
City (including the following ecclesiastical par-
ishes: — High Church, Trinity College, Tron
Church, New N. or W. St Giles, St John's,
New Greyfriars, Old Greyfriars, Lady Tester's,
St Andrew's, St George's, St Mary's, St
. Stephen's, and Greenside), -OflSce, No. 9 City
Chambers, Monday. Wednesday, and Friday,
10 to 1, Friday, 6 to 8.
Dean, Peter Hogg, 31 Deanpath.
Grange (Robertson Memorial) Parish, J. F. Moffatt,
C.A., 95a George Street.
Lady Glenorchy'' s, T. E. Gilbert Taylor, 14 Queen
Street.
Mayfield, W. H. Johnston, 7 Eelugas Eoad, daily.
Morningside. Proclamations received by A. A.
Wilson, Eoyal Bank, 45 Morningside Eoad, from
10 A.M. to 3.30 P.M., and on Friday evenings, at
33 Woodburn Terrace, from 7 to 9.
Newington, James Oswald, 26 Lygon Eoad. Pro-
clamations received by H. G. Eobinson, 111
Newington Eoad, daily during business hours.
Old Kirk, P. J. Baldwin, 4 Brunswick Hoad,
Thursday evening, 7 to 9.
St Aldan's, John Dickson, 34 ITpper Gilmore
Place. Proclamations received in his house on
Thursday evenings.
St Bernard's, Charles B. Steven, W.S., 13 Manor
Place, 7 till 9.
St Cuthbert's, Proclamations received by Johis
Macdonald, St Cuthbert's Hall, King Stables
Eoad, Tuesday and Friday, 10 to 1, and Friday
6 to 8. Session- Clerk, John A. Forrest, W.S.,
10 Eandolph Place.
St David's, George Salmon, solicitor, 29 Frederick
Street.
St James's, David M'Intosh Gibb, 30 Inverleith
Terrace.
St Luke's, Francis J. Grant, W.S., 106 Thirlestane
Eoad.
St Leonard's, Proclamations received by George
Edwards, 2 South Clerk Street, Monday and
Thursday, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Session-Clerk,
J. Ford, 49a South Clerk Street.
St Margaret's, Dumbiedykes, George Stirling, 42/3
Dumliiedykes Eoad.
St Michael's, Proclamations received by the church
officer, at church, every Wednesday and Friday
evening, 7 to 9 p.m.
Tolhooth, Jas. Burnet, 50 South Bridge, 10 to 5,
evenings at 14 Cumin Place.
Trinity College, John Murray Goodall, solicitor,
34 Gillespie Crescent.
Went Coates, Thomas Watt,44Haymarket Ten-ace,
at church vestry, Fridays, 7.30 to 9 p.m.
Leith, North, Frank J. Trotter, 1a Madeira Place;
Monday and Friday evenings, 7.30 to 9.
Leith. South, John Low, 77 Duke Street, Tuesday
and Friday, 7 to 9, and II to 1 Tuesday only.
Newhaven, James A. G. Lamb, Fridays, 7.30 to
8 P.M., at the Vestry, 7 Craighall Eoad.
St John's, J. W. Wallace, 28 Constitution Street.
St Paul's, James Buchanan, 213 Leith Walk,.
Friday, 7 to 9 p.m.
St Thomas's, Thomas Hamilton, 44 Bernard Street.
Granton, Joseph Gloag, 38 Lower Granton Eoad„.
COMMISSION OF THE PEACE FOB THE
COUNTY. OF THE CITY AND LIMITS OP
THE EDINBUEGH POLICE ACT, 1848.
The Lord Chancellor, the Lord President of the
Council, the Lord Keeper of the Privy Seal, and
the other Members of the Privy Council ; the Lord
Provost, Lord Justice-General, Lord Justice-Clerk,
and the other Judges of the Court of Session ; Lord
Advocate and Solicitor-General ; Bailies, Dean of
Guild, and Treasurer of the City ; the Provost and
Magistrates of Leith — all for the time being ; and