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DlBBCTOBT.] CRAIL AND KINGSBAENS. 193
SUEGEOK
Wright Frederick, L.w., Crail
TAILOES AND CL0THIEB8.
Balfour David, Crail
Corstorphine Thomas, Crail
Gay Hill, Crail
Hutchon Andrew, Crail
Lang George, Crail
Peebles John, Crail
Spence David, Kingabams
Swan David, Crail
Thomson John, Kingsbarns
MISCELLANEOUS.
Anderson Mrs. Agnes, midwife, Ci-ail
Bisset A. coach proprietor, Crail
Brown John, painter and china
dealer, Crail
Buchanan John, agent for W. & A.
Gilbey's wines, &c., Crail
Cant WilHam, inspector of poor &
collector of rates, Kingsbarns
Cuthbert Alexander, slater, Crail
Dickson A potato agent, Crail
Doig Andre >v M. sub-agent for
Lloyd's Crail Granary Stores,
Crail, Thos. Fleming, storekeeper
Duncan Ebt. potato merchant, Crail
Edmond David, coach & mail car
proprietor, Crail
Eoster John & Co, saddlers, Kingsbarns
Gay George, harbour master, Crail
Greig James, vermin trap manufacturer,
Crail
Graham Mrs. J. straw bonnet maker,
Crail
Guthrie John, builder, Crail
Kay George, mason and builder,
Kingsbarns
Key Jas.&Thos. brewers & maltsters,
Crail
Kirkcaldy Robert, letter carrier and
Free church officer, Crail
Lillie Henry, registrar, session and
heritors clerk, Crail
Mackay Angus, fish curer, Crail
M'Intosh Jas. mole catcher, Kingsbarns
Milne & Co. confectioners, Crail
Mitchell Eobert, timber merchant
and saw miller, Kingsbarns
Morris Geo. fish curer & car owner,
Crail
Morrison Donald, flesher, Crail,
Kingsbarns, & Cellardyke
Peattie Jas. general dealer & agent
for the Scottish National (Fire &
Life) Insurance Company, Crail
Rolland John C. painter, glazier,
&c. Crail
Scott William, inspector of poor,
collector of poor rates, and burgh
assessor, Crail
Watson Alex, boatman. Isle of May
FAEMEES.
IN THB PARISH OF CEAIL.
Abdie William, Chance Inn
Brown David, Pinkerton
Brown John, Kirklands
Carstau-s Alex. Sunnybraes, by St.
Andrews
Carstairs J. Burnbrae,by Kingsmuir
Cooper John, Swinkey, Kingsmuir
Crombie David, Kilminning
CUPAR-FIFE,
Deas Alex. Crail
Downie George, Balcomie
Duncan John, Crail
Dancan Eobert, Kirkmay
Duncan William, Pittowie
Gentle Eobert, Airdrie
Hutchin Andrew, Damside
Hutton Mrs. J. West Newhall
Johnston A. Whitehall, St. Andrews
Johnston Peter, Drumliemyre, by
St. Andrews
Key James, Crail
Meldrum Eobert, Crail
Miller Andrew, Eibbonfield
Morton Thomas, Craigshead
Morton Wm. T. Wormiston
Patterson John, Cairnsclose
Eamsay David, Muirhead
Scott James, Cabbage Hall, by St.
Andrews
Sime Thomas, Toldrie
Spence James, Cocklaw
Stobie David, Hiirlmakin, by Pittenweem
Webster George, Crail muir
Yoole Mrs. Geo. Sawchope
IN THE PARISH OF KINGSBARNS.
Abbie Wilham, Grassmiston
Barclay John, Eanderstone
Braid John, Kippo
Brown George, Southquarter
Duncan Eobeit, Kilduncan
Duncan Thomas, Boghall
Elder George, Northquarter
Galloway John, Lochton
Macfarlane Thomas, Hillarye
Moneypenny Eev. Jas. Falside
Eodger Wm. Kingsbarns
Scott John, Newton of Pitmilly
CEEICH, DAIESIE, KILMANT, LOGIE, MONIMAIL, AND MOONZIE.
CUPAE-FIFE is a royal burgh, and the capital of rine street. There are six branch banks—one of the
the county of Fife, pleasantly situated on the left British Linen Company, the Commercial Bank of
bank of the river Eden, is a station on the hne of the Scotland, the Clydesdale Banking Company, the
Edinburgh, Perth and Dundee branch of the North Eoyal Bank of Scotland, the City of Glasgow Bank,
British Eailway, 9 miles north-east from Falkland, and the National Bank, together with a Bank for
32 miles north from Edinburgh, and 12^ miles south Savings. Five newspapers are published in Oupar
from Dundee. Being the county town and head weekly, namely—the Fife Herald, Thursday ; the Fife
burgh of the shire, the pubhc business relating to News, Saturday ; the Fifeshire Journal, Thursday; the
both is transacted here. The ordinary sheriff court, People's Journal, Saturday; and the St. Andrew's
and the commissary courts, are held every Tuesday Citizen, Saturday. The places of worship are, the
dxiring the session, and the sheriif small debts court parish church and a chapel iJa connection therewith,
on the first and thu'd Thursday of each month during and others for the Free Chm-ch, United Presbyte-
the same period. The principal trade of Cupar is rians, Epiacopalians, Baptists, and Eoman Cathohcs.
the manufacture of linen, and there are many other On Wednesday, July 19th, 1876, the foundation stone
branches, all of which are in a flourishing condition. of a new Free Church (to take the place of the one
The Duncan Institute, situated in Crossgate is a very above) was laid by Lady Baiter of Kilmaron, it is
fine building, it consists of library, museum, reading- situated on an elevated site north-east of the Bonnyroom,
and lecture haU, and was founded by the late gate. The weekly market for corn is held on Tues-
Miss Duncan for the benefit of the working classes. day, and a cattle market on the first Tuesday in
The Baxter Institute for the education of young every month.
ladies, is situated in Westport. The old prison, CEEICH is a parish about three miles long and
which stands on the north side of the river is used as two broad, bounded on the north by Balmerino and
stores and depot for the Fife Militia Artillery. The Kilmany, on the west by Abdie and Dunbog, on the
present gaol stands on rising ground north of Dundee south by Moonzie and Monimail, and on the north
road. The county buildings, newsroom and hbrary, by Flisk, and situated about five miles west of Cupar.
and two firet-claBS hotels, are situated in St. Cathe- There is a handsome parish church, and a board school.
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