Worrall's directory of the North-Eastern counties of Scotland ...

DiBECTOET.] KIRKCALDY. 243
Moyes Elizabeth, midwife, 162
Back st, Pathhea.d
Moyes John, dairyman, 12 Glasswork
st
Muir John, inspector of poor and
collector of poor and school rates,
93 High st ; house, Townsend pi
Muir Wilham, superintendent of
fire brigade, 17 Eose st
Neal James, sergeant-instructor
(P.L.H.), 7 Mary Hall st
Nelson David, reed maker. Links
Nicoll J. ship captain, 39 High st
Nicholson David, hawker. West
Gallatown
Nixon William, hawker. Links
O'Brian Peter, traveller, Nicol st
Ord Alexander, traveller, Milton rd
Page William, pilot, Pathhead
Patterson John, hawker. Links
Pearson George, customs outdoor
officer, Ohphant's terrace
Pearson John, cart owner. Links
Pearson Margaret, furnished apartments,
14 Thistle st
Peebles A. cart owner, Loanhead
Philp John, cart owner, Shaws mill
Pithie Michael B. collector of
customs, 5 High st
Pratt Andrew, clerk, Schoolhouse,
Links
Pulkar P. manager, Berwick pi
Eeekie David, foreman engineer,
2 Mary Hall st
Eeilly Thomas, jun. iron broker.
West Pier
Eennie John, meter inspector.
Sands rd
Eobertson William, road surveyor,
2 Harriet st, S.
Eodger John, dairyman. Links
Eodger William, manager. Coal
wynd
Ross David, dairyman, Townsend pi
Rough James, manager. Links '
Scott John S. excise officer, Auchtertool
Shaw George, brewer, Auchtertool
Smart Robert, foreman tailor.
Glebe park
Smith John H. bookkeeper, Milns
buildings, Newtown
Stalker James, mill manager. Westbridge
Spinning Mills
Stewart William, ship captain, 48
High st
Stock Robert & Co. bed tick manufacturers,
Linktown
Thomas John, hawker. Links
Walker Mrs. A. nurse, Milnes bigs
Walker Alexander, traveller, 247
High st
Walker James, treasurer & collector
to Harbour Commissioners,
Fergus place
Walker James, pilot. High st
Walker John, pilot. High st
Wardlaw Robert, cart owner. West
Gallatown
Webster Wm. cart owner. Chapel
Weir W. engineer. Glebe park
Westwater Thomas, schoolmaster.
West Fergus place
Westwood J. manager, Auchtertool
Whyte David, cattle salesman,
Ravenswood House
Whyte Jas. salt manufacturer, 360
High st
Wilson Elizabeth, seamstress, and
register office for servants, Highst
Wilson George, bookkeeper, St.
Mary's terrace
Wilson Hugh, government inspector
of schools for Fife and Kinross,
Townsend place
Wilson Jno.day gardener,Glebe park
Wright William, cart owner,
Argyle square, S.
Wyhe Peter, foreman, St. Mary's
terrace
(UPPER AND NETHER),
Young James & Co. hackle makers.
Links
Young Simon, chimney sweep, 14
Charlotte st
FARMERS.
IN THE PARISH OF AEBOTBHALL.
Aitken David, Easter Touch
Balfour Robert, Mutton Hall
Carstairs —, Sauchenbush
Carstairs James L. Balwearie
Durie Alexander, Tolbain
Elder Robert, Bogie parks
Lewis Margaret, Bogiilly
Ross John, Bankhead
Stark David, Wester Bogie
Stocks John Laing, Abden-by-
Kinghorn
Whyte D. (cattle dealer),Abbotshall
Williamson John, Bogie mains
IN THE PAEISH OP ATJCHTBETOOL.
Adamson Alexander, Craighton
Beveridge W. & G. Kirkton
Brown Alexander and Thomas,
Lockhead
Brown Andrew, Newbiggin Bank
Brunton Wm. & John, Thistleford
Kilgour George, Newtown
Reekie Andrew, Walton
Scott Peter, Auchtertool mill
Wardle George, Milton bank
Watt James, Clentrie
IN THE PAEISH OP KIBKCAIjDT.
Balfour Robert, Mutton Hall
Brown Henry, Hayfield
Chalmers Andrew, Templehall
Harley Edward, Smeaton
Kidd John (greive), Dunnikier
L^ng Arthur, Townsend place
Lawson Andrew, Town acres
Ross David, Townsend place
AND LUNDIN MILL, WITH THE PAEISH OF NEWBUEN.
LARGO is a parish nearly four miles and a-half in
length aad three in breadth. It is situated on the
shore of the Firth of Forth in the county of Fife, and
is distant 11 miles from St. Andrew's, 9 from Cupar,
5 from EUe, and 3 from Leven. The parish contains
the villages of Upper and Nether Largo and Lundin
Mill. The most striking feature in this district is Largo
Law, a conical hill wliich is upwards of 900 feet
above the level of the sea, from the top of which a
splendid view can be obtained of the Frith of Forth,
the Lothians and the surrounding country. In the
small village of Upper Largo stands the parish
church an ancient edifice with a spke. The Leven
and East of Fife Railway passes at a distance of one
mile from the village of IJpper Largo and through
the village of Nether Largo, where there is a station.
There is a hospital here, founded in 1659, the present
building being- in the Gotliic style, wliich is very
handsome and was erected in 1832. There is large
garden ground attached, it is supported by means of
an endowment by a Mr. John Wood, a native of the
place, and is solely for the benefit and support of 13
poor persons and 6 scholars to be maintained and
educated at the school at Newburn. Any man of the
name of Wood may get admission here, to whatever
part of Scotland he mayjbelong. The National Bank
of Scotland and a Savings' Bank are established here.
Both Upper and Nether Largo attract a great number
of visitors in the bathing season. There is a market
held here every Thursday.
NETHER LARGO is a fishing village, one mile
from Upper Largo and has a good and safe bay
where vessels may take shelter in stormy weather.
There is an extensive herring net factory here which
emijloys a considerable number of women. The proj)rietors
residence, a very handsome villa, adjoins the
works.