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250 SUBURBAN DIRECTORY.
Mary Cottage ; Mrs. Lyon — on King street road, one mile from Castle street,
right hand side.
Maryfield ; John B. Adams— a dwelling-house on road leading from Roy's
Nursery to Hardgate, left hand side.
Maryville ; Col. James Cadenhead— a dwelling-house at the west end of the
South High Stocket road, leading from Morningfield, about two miles
from Skene square
Mastrick — two and a quarter miles from town, on Low Stocket road
Maybank House; James Thomson — Hutcheon street west
Mayfield House, Cults ; Bishop Suther — at Cults Station
Meadowbank, Cults — Misses Walsh
Middleton, Pitfodels ; George Collie — on North Deeside road, almost three
miles from town, left hand side
Millbank ; Robert Urquhart — a dwelhng-house at north end of North Broad-
ford, left hand side
Millbank Cottage — on the Berryden road, a hundred yards from Caroline
place, right hand side
Millbank Cottage ; John Wilson — in Hardgate, near Willowbank, left hand
side
Mile-end ; Mrs James M'Pherson — on the High Stocket road, at the parting of
the North and South High Stocket roads, about three quarters of a mile
west of Skene square
Morefield ; Wm. H. Cameron, R.N. — on the North High Stocket road, half a
mile west of Mile-end, left hand side
Morningfield- a group of dwelling-houses on South High Stocket road, taking
left hand road from Mile-end, about half a mile from Mile-end
Morningside ; William Sinclair— on Cuparstone road, or North Deeside turn-
pike, one mile and a half from Holburn street, left hand side
Morque ; George Collie — a dwelling-house at extremity of Mid-Pitfodels road
Mount Pleasant — a dwelling-house at north end of Canal street, right hand
side
Nellfield Cemetery— on Cuparstone road, a few yards from Holburn street,
left hand side
Nellfield House ; Pat. Bryne — on Cuparstone road, a quarter of a mile from
Holburn street, left hand side
Newbridge — in valley of Hardgate, beyond Bon- Accord terrace
Newham Cottage — Mrs Newham, King street road, first house past Cemetery,
left hand side
Newlands ; Misses Duguid — on the old North Deeside road, one mile from
Union place
Newton of Pitfodels — on the North Deeside road, three and a half miles from
Holburn street
Norwood Hall ; Mrs Alex. Ogston — a mansion on north bank of river Dee,
about three miles from town by North Deeside road
Oakbank ; James Garden, advocate— between North and South High Stocket
roads, about five minutes' walk beyond Mile-end
Oakbank, Cults, Hugh Ross— three and a fourth miles from Aberdeen
Oakbank Cottage ; John Williamson, jun. — on South High Stocket road,
leading past Morningfield, one mile and a quarter from Skene square,
right hand sid e
Oldmill Reformatory — about two and a half miles from Union place, on Skene
road, right hand side
Outseats of Pitmuxton ; William Thom— on the north side of river Dee,
between Roy's Nursery and Ruthrieston
Persley Den ; Jas. Robertson — on north side of river Don, half a mile west
from Grandholm WorKs
Pitfodels — about two miles from Holburn street, on Deeside road
Pitfodels Road (Mid) — branches off west from Cuparstone road at Mannofield,
about one mile and a half from Holburn street
Pitmuxton — on old Deeside road, right hand side of Holburn street, about
one mile from Union place
Polmuir ; Wm. Matthews — about ten minutes' walk due south from Roy's
Nursery
Powis ; H. F. Leslie — a mansion about five minutes' walk north-east from
Kittybrewster Station
Princesfield— a dwelling-house on low Stocket road, leading from Hutcheon
street by Westburn, one mile from Caroline place, right hand side