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APPENDIX. 51
TOWN COUNCIL.
Provost — Dugald Shankland.
Bailies — John Black, Neven Gordon Cluckie, Robert Swan, Thomas
Mitchell, John Daniel Clink, and Dugald M'Innes.
Treasurer — Francis Moon.
Councillors—
First Ward— N. G. Cluckie, John Barclay, D. M 'Arthur Erskine.
Second Ward — D. M'Innes, William M'Neill, Francis Moon.
Third Ward— A. J. Black, Samuel Nicolson, J. D. M'Gregor.
Fourth Ward — Hugh Shearer, Robert Swan, John Campbell Borland.
Fifth Ward — Dugald Shankland, Hume Chalmers, John Cameron.
Sixth Ward — John Anderson, Robert Cook, Thomas Mitchell.
Seventh Ward — -John Peden, William Hair, Marcus Calder.
Eighth Ward — John Black, Edward Wilson, John Daniel Clink,
James Watson,
Ordinary Meetings — First Tuesday of every month.
Officials —
Town Clerk— Colin MacCulloch.
Chamberlain — William Smith.
Collector of Town Assessments — Thomas D. M'Murrich.
Auditor — Hope Stewart Ramsay.
Surveyor of Works— Alex. J. Turnbull.
Procurators-Fiscal — James Auld and John W. Angus.
Assessors (Police Court) — Colin MacCulloch, Andrew Nimmo, Thomas
Wilson, and Thomas D. M'Murrich.
Assessor and Clerk to Dean of Guild — Andrew Nimmo.
Assessor under Lands Valuation and Voters Registration Acts — Robert
Hamilton.
Curator of Cemetery and Burying Grounds — Robert Sheridan.
Inspector under Animals Diseases Act— Arthur A. Macfarlane.
Inspector of Weights and Measures — David Young.
Registrars for Births, Deaths, and Marriages — East District, Wm.
Johnston ; West District, Arthur R. Baird.
Council Officer — John Berry.
POLICE BOARD.
The Provost, Bailies, Treasurer, and Town Councillors of the Burgh.
Chairman — The Provost.
Dean of Guild — James Watson.
Deputy-Dean of Guild — Robert Cook.
Councillors to the Dean of Guild — Bailie Swan ; Councillors Barclay,
Borland, Cook, Peden, and Calder.
Officials—
Clerk— Colin MacCulloch.
Treasurer — William Smith.
Collector of Assessments — Thomas D. M'Murrich.

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Scottish Post Office Directories
DescriptionAround 700 Scottish directories published annually by the Post Office or private publishers between 1773 and 1911. Most of Scotland covered, with a focus on Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee and Aberdeen. Most volumes include a general directory (A-Z by surname), street directory (A-Z by street) and trade directory (A-Z by trade).