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1^2 NEWTTLE. [Wobrall'8
Commercial
BoAED Schools'.—
Bank of Scotland, Newtyle (Brancb)—
draws on the London and Westminster Bank, and
Ne-wrtyle—Jamea Wilson, master; Catherine Steven- Coutts & Co., London—Andrew Wbitton, agent
son, mistress
CONVEYANCE BY RAILWAY.
Newtyle—Miss Ferguson, mistress
Kettins—James Gibb, master; Miss West, mistress Station, Newtyle village—Jolin Henry, station master
PEIVATE RESIDENTS.
Bell Miss Helen, Newtyle
Cardean Mr. David, Mill House
CricMon Mrs. Elien, Newtyle
Fleming Rev. James, Kettins
Fleming Rev. John, Newtyle
Gordon Mrs. L., Beeulawood Villa,
Kettins
Halliburton the Right Hon. Lord
C. H. F. Kettins
Lunan Rev. George B. The Manse
Mills Mr. David M. sm-geon, Newtyle
Thomas Robert, Esq. Bannatyne
House, Newtyle
Wliitton Mrs. Agnes, Newtyle
Whitton Andrew, Esq. Couston,
Newtyle
Wliitton Ml'. William, Newtyle
Yeaman Mr. James, Newtyle
COMMERCIAL.
Tlie names without address are in
Newtyle.
Boyle Tliomas, shopkeepet
Brown John, grocer
Brown Thomas (corn miller). Nether
Mill
Crammond Charles, wright, Kettins
Duncan David, boot-maker
Fenwick James, blacksmith, CSiapel
of Keillor
Findlay WilHam, grocei' and ironmonger
Gibb James, inspector of poor,
Kettins
Gibson Jane, draper
Gibson Mrs. Commercial Inn
Gray Robert, beer retailer
Jack Mrs. James, grocer
Jack John, joiner and cartwright
Kidd Janet, grocer, Kettins
M'Intosh George, agent
M'Kay Jane, grocer
M'Kenzie Charles, joiner, Kettins
Martin J. grocer
Mill Isabella, milHner & dressmaker
Millar Alexander, baker
Miller Isabella, grocer, Kettins
Mills David M. surgeon
Moon Mary Ann, draper & groeef
NicoU James, grocer and corn and
grain agent, Newtyle
Reid Thomas, joiner & millwright
Roberts Alexander, boot-maker
Robertson Allan, agent to the In
surance Company of Scotland
Robertson Mary, refreshment rooms
Robertson J. hnen manufacturer
Simpson George, grocer and flesher
I Kettins
Tait Joseph, shoemaker, Kettins
Taylor Margaret, grocer & general
merchant
Thomas Robert, artificial manure
manufacturer
Walker James, Bhoem.aker
Whitton Andrew, tailor & clotldet
FARMERS.
IN THE PARISH OF NEWTTLE.
Anderson Mrs. John, Newbigging
Beil David, Auchtertyre
Brown Thomas, Nethermill
Chaplain Robert, Newbigging
Donaldson John, Denend
Hood James, Pitnappie
M'Kay John, Kirkton
Millar James, Millhole, Pitnappie
Millar William, Keillor
Miller John, Bannatyre
Moon Alexander, Newbigging
Simpson Charles, Hatton Farm
Soot Mrs. David, Kinpurnie
Stevenson Elizabeth, Newbigging
Whitton Andrew, Henderson
IN THB ?AE,ISH OF KETTINS.
Stewart James, saddlet
Ferguson James, Balliinio
Stewart James, blacksmith, Kettins Himter John, Knowe Head
j
iTait John, boot and shoe maker, Ogilvie John, South Gash
Watson John, Knowe Head
ABERLEMHO AND OATHLAW.
TANNADICE is a parrish S miles from Brechin and
5i from Forfar, and is situated almost i)^ the centra
of the county. The South Esk river passes along the
western border, and the river Noran along the eastern
border. It contains an Established and a Free
Church, and a Board School.
ABERLEMNO is a parish situated about 12 miles
from the sea coast, is 7 miles W. from Brechin and
6 E. from Forfav. Excellent stone is obtained from
the quarries worked in Aberlemno and vicinity. In
the parish are an Estabhslied and a Free Church, and
a Board School.
OATHLAW, or FINHAVEN, is a parish situated
on the south bank of the South Esk, bounded by
Kirriemuir, Rescobie, Aberlemno, and Tnnnadice, and
is 4 miles north from Forfaj. About Ih miles from
the church are the ruins of the castle of Finhavea.
There is a Board School at Oathlaw. There are also
stone quarries in the parish.
Post Office, Tannadice, MaTga,ret Gray, postmistress.
-^Letters from all parts arrive (from Forfar) at
0-30 a.m., and are despatched thereto at 11-0 a.m.
Post OiSoe, Aberlemno, Andrew Davidson, postmaster.—Letters
from all parts arrive (from Forfar)
at 9-55 a.m., and are despatched thereto at 11-30 a.m.
The nearest Money Order Office is at Forfar. Letters
for the above places should be addressed near Forfar.
PLACES OF WORSHIP ilND THEIR MINISTERS,
ESTAELXSKED ChUSCHES :---
Aberlomno—Rev. James Myles
Oathlaw—Rev. Ha.rry Stuart, a.m.
Tannadice-^Rev. Frederick Johnston
Fbee Chuechhs !—
Aberlemno—Rev. John D. Fisher
Tannadice—'Rev. Peter Edgrar
Inspectors of Poor and Collectors of Rates for the
parishes of:—Aberlemno, James Stewart, School
house, Aberlemno ; Oathlaw, George Stuart, Manse,
Oathlaw; Tanuadice, William Walker, School
house, Tannadice
Registrars of Births, Deaths, and Marriages for the
parishes of :—Aberlemno, James Stewart, School
house, Aberlemno J Oathlav^, George Stuart,
Manse, Oathlaw; Tannadice, WiUiam Walker,
School house, Tannadice
County Police Station, Aberlemno—W. Stephen, officer
County Police Station, Finhaven, Tannadice—James
Craik, officer
CONVEYANCE BY RAILWAY.
Station at Auldbar Road, on the Scottish Nortli-
Eastern Section of the Caledonian Railway, about
87} miles from Aberlemno
Statiim at Fox-far, about 5-J- miles aonth. of Tannadica
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