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DiEECTOET.] TAYPOET. 283
Henderson Andrew, Nelson st
Hill Mrs. AgneSj Tay st
Jack Mrs. Ellen, Nelson st
Keddie John, Mason's lane
*Lamg James, Ferry-Port-on-Craig
Mitchell Mrs. Mary, Dalgleish st
Nicoll Mrs. James, Nelson st
Scott Miss Sarah, The Green
Thomson Isabella, Castle st
Thomson William, Castle
White John D. Castle st
Whyte Thomas, Tay st
JOINEES.
See Builders.
INSUEANCE OFFICES AND
AGENTS.
Scottish National, James Laing,
Ferry-Port-on-Craig
Scottish Union, James White,
Broad st
lEON FOTJNDEES.
Ferguson W. & J. Tayport Foundry
lEONMONGEES.
Laing James, Broad st
Marshall John, Nelson st
White John D. Castle st
MANUFACTUEEES OF LINEN
GOODS.
PLDMBEES.
Blair A. E. Castle st
Mmray Wm. Castle st
SAW MILL PEOPEIETOE.
Donaldson James, .Tayport
SCHOOLS.
BoABD Schools :
Eitchie and Blackie (spinners), Bruce James, Bell Eock Inn
Tayport
Scott & Fyfe, Scots' Craig
Coss Miss Jane, Inn street
Linen Keddie James, Nelson st
Works
Young &
Factory
Macdonald,
Millar Thomas, Scots Craig Hotel
Tayport Oswald Wm. Tay st
Smith Wm. Whiten hill
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Tayport—Matthew Findlay,master ;
Miss H. Naysmith, mistress
M'Laren Mrs. EUzabeth (day)j
Broad st
SHIP CHANDLEE.
White J. D. Castle st
SHIP MASTEES.
Clark David, Albert st
Clark WilHam, Castle st
Cummings Charles, Tayport
Duncan James, Dalgleish st
Herd George, Broad st
Keddie Alexander, Castle st
Kilgour Wm. Albert st
Mather James, Somerville House
Stephen Alexander, Wilham st
White Alexander N. Hill place
White George, Spring Cottage
White E. H. Newport rd
SPIEIT DEALEES.
TORRYBURN.
SUEGEONS.
Blair — , m.d. Castle st
Lauder Eobert S.m.d. Comley Bank
House
TAILOES.
Carmichael Alex. Castle terrace
Fyfe Wm. Broad st
Hogg John, Castle st
TIMBEE MEECHANT.
Donaldson Jas. Tayport Saw Mills
TOY DEALEES.
Marshall John, Nelson st
Martin Wm. Broad st
WEIGHTS.
See Builders, ^c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Adamson David, harbour master
and collector, Craig rd
Beat Wm. dairyman. Nelson st
Bruce James, painter. Castle st
Cunningham W. cai-ter, Ogilvie st
Matthew Peter, customs officer.
Castle terrace
Meldrum E. contractor, DougaU st
Tayport Ship Building Co. Limited,
Tayport, James Mitchell, managing
partner
FAEMEES.
IN FEEET-POET-ON-CEAIG PARISH.
Black John, Tay st
Christie P. Mains of Scots' Craig
Nicoll Andrew, Garpit
Nicoll David, Shanwell
Simpson James, Burnside
CAENOCK, CAIENEYHILL, OAKLEY, SALINE AND TOERY.
TOEEYBUEN is a parish and village, the latter is
pleasant and salubrious, and the former is beautifully
diversified, and the high grounds command fine
views of the Firth of Forth and the Lothians, It is
4^ miles W. from Dunfermline, 2 E. from Cukoss,
and 6 E. from Kincardine. It lies in the south-west
corner of the county, being from four to five miles in
length by about two in breadth. The parish, which
is formed by the baronies of Torry and Crombie,
derives its name from the Gaelic word Torry,
signifying the "King's Height," and Burn, the
Scottish name for rivulet. It is impossible to form a
harbour here on account of the rocky state of the
shore, but there is a pier at Orombie Point for landing
goods and passengers. Oakley Station, on the North
British Eailway, is two miles from the village. The
village of Lower Torry is within, the parish, and
adjacent to the village of Torryburn. The places of
worship are the EstabHshed and Free Churches.
There is also a board school. A fair is held at Torryburn
on the second Wednesday in July.
CAENOCK is a parish and village, the latter being
four miles from Dunfermline. No business of any
importance is carried on here. The gTouud is very
fertile and in a high state of cultivation.
OAKLEY and CAIENEYHILL are villages in the
parish of Carnock, the first named being about a
mile from the village of Carnock. The iron foundry
of Mr. David White, who employs a number of hands,
is situate here. The village of Caimeyhill is about
three miles from Dunfermline. The places of worship
are a Church of the EstabUshment and a Free Church,
at Carnock, and one for Presbyterians at Caimeyhill.
SALINE is a parish about five miles in length and
four in breadth, and extends to the borders of Perth
and Clackmannanshire. The village is two miles
from Oaklej- Station, and six from Dunfermhne. The
inhabitants are principally engaged in agriculture.
There is an EstabHshed Church and a Free Church
in the village, also a board school.
Post Office, Torryburn, James Brimer, postmaster.
—Letters from all parts arrive (from Dunfermline) at
12.45 noon, and are despatched thereto at 1.45 p.m.
Nearest Money Order Office at Culross.
Post Office, Oakley, Thomas Ford, postmaster.
Letters from all parts arrive (from Dunfermhne) at
8 a.m. and 1.30 p.m., and are despatched thereto at
11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Money Order Office at Saline.
Post Office, Carnock, James Pye, postmaster.—'
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