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MAIL AND STAGE COACH CONVEYANCES.
Trinafour, Blair Athol 9J I
Trinity Gask, Auchterarder 6
Troon I
TuUibodv, Stirling- 5, Alloa 2 j
TuUymet, Dunkeld 8, Pitlochry 5 \
Turriff i
Twynholm, Dumfries 27, Kirkcud-
bright 4^ i
Tyndriim, Crieff 40, Killin 19 i
Tynningham, ! restouku'k 2 i
Tynron, Thornhill 5J
Tyree, Oban 65, Tobermory 35
Tyrie, Fraserburgh 5
Uddingstoue, H am ilton 4
Udny, Aberdeen 14, Old Meldrum 8
Uig. Portree 15
Ulbster, Wick7§
Ullapool, Dm;>wall 46
Ulsta, Lerwick 38
Unachan, Fort William 8
Uphall, Edinburgh 13^, Winchburgh 4
Upper Keith, Edinbm'gh 20, Black-
shiels 3
UiTay, Heauly 8
Uyeasound, Lerwick 57
Yoe, Lerwick 19
Walls, Lerwick 24
Wamphray. Moffat 8
Wanlockhead, Abington (Lanarksh.)
8, LeadhiUs 3
Waterbeck, Ecclefechan 4^
Waternich, Portree 30, Dunvegan 7
Waterside, Kilmarnock 6
Waterton of Echt, Aberdeen 12
Watten, Golspie 61, Wick 8
Wemyss (East), Kirkcaldy 5, Leven
4
Wemyss (West), Kirkcaldy 3 J
Wemyss Hay. Greenock 8
West Calder, Edinburgh 17
Westerdale, Thurso 13
West Linton, Edinburgh 16i Noble-
house 4
Westray, Kirkwall 15
Westruther, Edinburgh 32, Lauder 7
West Salton, see Salton
Whitburn, Edinburgh 281
Whiterashes, Aberdeen 14, Old Mel-
drum 3J
Whitecairns, Aberdeen 7
WhitehiUs, Banff 2
Whitehouse, Aberdeen 23. Alford 3
Whitehouse, Lochgilphead 21#, Tar-
bert 6
Whiteness, Lerwick 8
■ Whithorn, Newton Stewart IB^
Whiting Bay, Ardrossan 19, Brodick 8
Whitletts, Ayr If
Whittingham, Prestonldrk 2
Whitsome, Ayton 9
■ Wick
' Wigtown, Newton Stewart 7|
' Winchburgh, Edinburgh 12
Windygates, Edinburgh 22^, Leven 3
• Wishaw, Motherwell 3
Wiston, Biggar 9
Woodside, Aberdeen 2
Yarrow, Selkirk 9
Yetholm, Kelso 8
Yoker, Glasgow 4
-KklJj AND STAGE COACH CONVEYANCES.
PETERHEAD &c.— The "EARL OF ERHOL" (carrying Her Majesty's
Mails) leaves the General Coach Office, 59, Union Street, every lawful day at 4,
PM., passing i^eUielvie Foveran, Ellon, Rirness, and Cruden. arri^'ing in Peter-
head at 8, p M. Leaves the Royal Hotel, Peterhead, at 3 30, p.m , passing the
above places, arrivinj? in Aberdeen at 8 o'clock.
FETERHEAD AND FRASERBURGH —The " MAIL" leaves the Royal
Mail Coach Office at 6-30. a.m., and arrives in Peterhead at 10-43, a.m. andFraser-
burgh at 1215, p.m , passing Ellou, Cruden, Miutlaw, Park, and Rathen. Leaves
Fraserburgh at 6, a.m., and Peterhead at 7-SO, a.m., and arrives in Aberdeen at
11 •45. a.m.
BUCHAN DISTRICT.— The "BANKS OF YTHAN" leaves Gleunie's Inn,
Queen Street, every lawful day at half -past 3. p m , for Ellon; passing on to
Strichen every Monday and Fiiday, arriving at 8-30, p.m ; to Auchnagat, every
lawful day, arriving at 7, p.m ; to New Deer every Tuesday and Thursday; and
to Old Deer, every Wednesday and Saturday, arrivinij at half-past 7, p.m. Leaves
Strichen every Tuesday and Saturday, at 6, a.m. ; New Deer every Wednesday
and Friday, at 7, a.m.; Old Deer every Thursday and Monday, at 7, a.m.;
Auchnaaat every lawful morning at 7.45, a.m ; aud Ellon, daily at 9, a.m., arriv-
ing in Aberdeen at 11 morning.
CLUN'Y— A Coach leaveslS St. Nicholas Street, every Monday, Wednesday,
Friday, and Saturday, at 4 o'clock, p.m., passintj Straik, Skene. &c., arriving at
Cluny about 8, p.m." Leaves Cluny every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and
Saturday, about 7. a.m., arriving in Aberdeen at 10 o'clock.
NEWBURGH -The "PRINCE ALBERT ' leaves Robertson's Inn, 6, Meal
Market Street, for Newbur-h every Tuesday and Friday at 4, p.m., leaving Ne-w-
burgh same days at 8, a.m., and arri-vdng at Aberdeen at 9-45 a.m.