Descriptive account of the principal towns in Scotland

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Forfar, St. Andrews, Cupar, and Perth, in returning a mem-
ber to Parliament. The revenues of the town amount to
£4000. per annum.
Besides the three churches belonging to the establish-
ment, there are several dissenting churches, viz. two Scotch
episcopal, one English episcopal, one burgher, one relief,
three independent, two united secession, one antiburgher
two baptist, one unitarian, one Gaeiic, one methodist, and
one Roman catholic chapel.
There are three Banking Companies in Dundee, viz.
the Dundee Banking Company, Dundee New Bank, and
the Dundee Union Bank. There is also a branch of the
British Linen Company Bank, and a private bank.
The market day is Friday, and annual Fairs are held on
the first Wednesday after the 26th day of May (at Glam-
mis,) on the second Tuesday in July (at Stobs,) the 15th
day of August, 19th September, 22d October, and the first
Wednesday after the 22nd day of November (at Glammis.)
The Population of the town and parish by the census of
1801, was 26,084.
1811, 29,616.
1821, 30,575.