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JUDICIAL LISTS. 7
Third, or St Clement's District, to comprehend and include that portion
of the Burgh within the boundary commencing at that point in the
Eiver where the Southern Boundary of the Second District termi-
nates ; thence along that boundary Northwards along the Middle of
West Dock Street, Couttie's Wynd, Tally Street, Barrack Street, and
Constitution Koad to the Tunnel ; thence in a line Northwards till
it joins the Northern Boundary of the Burgh ; thence along said
Boundary Eastwards as far as the Mains Koad; thence in a
Southerly direction along the middle of the Mains Road, Hilltown,
and Wellgate; thence East along the middle of the Cowgate to St
Andrews Street ; thence along the middle of St Andrews Street,
Trades Lane, and the Road on the East side of the Custom House
till it reaches the Shipbuilding Yards ; thence along the middle^ of
the road on the South side of Victoria Dock till it joins a road leading
along the East side of the Patent Slip Buildings ; thence along the
middle of said road to the River. Fourth, or St Andrew'sDistrict,
to include that portion of the Burgh comprehended within the
Eastern Boundary of St Clement's District and the Eastera
Boundary of the Burgh. Fifth, or Lochee District, to comprehend
and include that portion of the Burgh, commencing at the point in
the Blackness Road where the Western boundary of the First
District terminates; thence along the middle of Blackness Road, the
road leading past Glenagnes Cottage, Balgay Street, Lochee Road
to Union Place ; thence along the middle of Union Place and Loons
Road to the Old Newtyle Railway ; thence along the middle of
said Railway to the Northern Boundary of the Burgh ; thence along
that Boundary Westwards and Southwards, to the point in the
Blackness Road before mentioned.
II.— JUDICIAL LISTS.
CIRCUIT COURTS OF JUSTICIARY.— Two Circuit
Courts, for the trial of criminal cases in Forfarshire, and disposal of
certain appeals from the Sheriff Court, are held within the Court
House, Dundee, twice in the year, viz., in April and September.
SHERIFF COURT— DUNDEE DISTRICT.— Court
Rooms, Sheriff Clerk's Office, and Procurator-Fiscal's Office, in the
new Coun Buildings, West Bell Street. Small Debt Court held on
Tuesdays, at half-past 10 forenoon ; Ordinary Court for Motions and
Debates, on Wednesdays, at half-past 10 forenoon, during the
Session. Courts are held during the vacation, of which the dates are
fixed before close of the Session.
Frederick Lewis Maitland Heriot, Esq., Advocate, Sheriff-Depute ;
John Guthrie Smith, Esq., Advocate, Sheriff-Substitute ; George
Webster, Esq., W.S., Sheriff-Clerk; Alexander Moffat, Sheriff-Clerk
Depute ; John Boyd Baxter, and W.B. Dunbar, Procurators-Fiscal.
The Sheriff-Clerk's Office is open from 10 a.m. till 4 p.m., and from
6 to 8 P.M. every lawful day, except Saturdays, when it is closed ac
1 P.M.