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lEECTOBT.] KINCAEDINE-O'NEIL. 451<br />
Berry Jolm & Joseph, Broombrae<br />
Birse Jolm, Upper Craigton<br />
Brown Jolin, Craigenhigli<br />
Brown W. & A. Dagie<br />
Brown W. & P. Newbigging<br />
Burgess Jolm, Westersluie<br />
Calder Jolm, Meadows, Boddam<br />
Calder Wm. Cockardie<br />
Calder Wm. Upper Heughead<br />
Chapman Alex. & Wm. Greenloan<br />
Christie Wm. Balmanocks<br />
Clark John, Claydykes<br />
Copland Wm. <strong>North</strong>brae<br />
Cooper Alex. Leyton<br />
Coutts John, Newton<br />
Craigmile John, Brockholes<br />
Cruickshank Wm. Westmains<br />
Davidson Alex. Greenburn<br />
Davidson James, Braeside<br />
Davidson Wm. Home farm<br />
Davie Andrew, Footie<br />
Donald Alexander, Newtown,<br />
Tornaveen<br />
Douglas & Wilson, Boginchapel<br />
Douglas Andrew, Corfedley<br />
Douglas John, Mains, Dalhaikie<br />
Duncan Alex. Craiglash<br />
Duncan Alexander, Wester Beltie<br />
Duncan Archibald, Dubbyford<br />
Duncan George, Hollandbush<br />
Duncan Peter, Tillinturk<br />
Duncan Wm. Marchnear<br />
Durward Samuel, Milltown, Ennet<br />
Forbes Wm. Broomfold<br />
Fraser George, South Footie<br />
Fraser Peter, West Tolmaad<br />
Fullerton Wm. Tornaveen<br />
Glennie W. & J. Bogiefeulach<br />
Gordon John, Esq. Craigmyle<br />
Gordon John, Pitmedden<br />
Gordon Mrs. Scott, Kincardine<br />
Harper Hugh, Haugh, Eastersline<br />
Innes Colonel, <strong>of</strong> Learney<br />
Jamieson Andrew, Fordie<br />
Jolly David, Ferretfold<br />
Kellas James, Leybank<br />
Laing Alexander, Clasholme<br />
Laing Wm. Millincarn<br />
EW &<br />
Law Arthur, Corquhattachie<br />
Law James, Milltown<br />
Mackie Wm. Greenburn<br />
Ma<strong>the</strong>son Alex. Torphina<br />
Mennie Wm. Borrowstone<br />
Merchant John, Wilhamston<br />
Middleton James, Campfield<br />
Milne Wm. Upper Broomhill<br />
Mitchell Alex. Ennets<br />
Mitchall Francis, East Maldron<br />
Moir John, Ne<strong>the</strong>rlands<br />
Mortimer George & Alexander,<br />
West Learney<br />
Ogg Alex. Westside<br />
Eeid Duncan, Cormoir<br />
Eeid George, Stirhng<br />
Keid Wm. Dykehead<br />
Eobertson Duncan, Inn farm<br />
Ross Alexander, Gallowfield<br />
Eoss Peter, Milton <strong>of</strong> Craigmyle<br />
Eoss Wm. Annesley<br />
Sang Wm. Little Maldron<br />
Shaw John, Crooktree<br />
Smith Alex. Delavar<br />
Smith George, Craigton<br />
Smith J. & J. Tolmadds<br />
Smith John, West Mains<br />
Smith Eobert, Pictillum<br />
Smith Wm. PitcuUen<br />
Smith Wm. M. Craigom*<br />
Stewart George, Upper Tillydrine<br />
Stott Wm. Bm-nside <strong>of</strong> Ennets<br />
Strachan Andrew, Haughead<br />
Taylor Janet, Birhe<br />
Taylor John, Meikle Maldron<br />
Thomson Alex. Strath<br />
Thomson James, Moss-side<br />
Walker Andrew, Thistly crook<br />
Walker John, Sundaywells<br />
Watt Hugh, TiUyneckhe<br />
Wattie Peter, Ne<strong>the</strong>rmains<br />
Webster David, Bridgend<br />
Webster Gordon, Eastersluie<br />
PARISH OP LTJMPHANNAN.<br />
Barclay James W. Esq. m.p. Auchlossan<br />
Berry Francis, Sauchenbush<br />
Berry J. & J. Cau'nbathis<br />
Berry Peter, Mullen<br />
Bruce Andrew E. Mains<br />
Calder James, Cairnton<br />
Calder James, Boggerfoul<br />
Calder Eobert, Whitehouse<br />
Christie Robert, Ne<strong>the</strong>r Tillyfair,<br />
CouU<br />
Cromar Peter, Bogloch<br />
Dey John W. Mains<br />
Duncan Eobert, Mill <strong>of</strong> Pitmurcliie<br />
Duncan Eobert, East Kintocher<br />
Dunn James, East Kincraggie<br />
Esson Charles, Glenshalg<br />
Esson James, Burnhead<br />
Ferres Peter, Leyhead<br />
Gordon Wm. Loanend<br />
Harper Alex. Minew<br />
Innes Alex. Gateside<br />
Kemp Eobert, Quittlehead<br />
Lawson Francis, Backhill<br />
Leslie Wm. Mill Kintocher<br />
M'Combie Wm. Kintocher Home<br />
Farm<br />
Macliray Mrs. ..., West Kincraggie<br />
Merchant Wm. Balnacraig<br />
Middleton Wm. East Footie<br />
Milne John, Milton Auchlossan<br />
Milne Thomas, Hilton<br />
Milne Wm. Oldtown<br />
Rae Peter, Newton<br />
Eeid Morice, Hillock<br />
Eeid Wm. Wai-tle<br />
Eobb Charles (reps, <strong>of</strong>), Colliestown<br />
Shaw James, Tillychurg<br />
Smith Alex. & Wm. Craig-ton<br />
Smith Wm. Hillhead<br />
Strachan Charles, Cloak<br />
Strachan Jas. Milton Auchinhove<br />
Strachan John, TuUoch<br />
Tevindale David & James, Mains<br />
<strong>of</strong> Findrack<br />
Thain Jas. Newton <strong>of</strong> Auchlossan<br />
Walker Arthm-, Cross Eoads Inn<br />
Watt George, Kintocher<br />
AUCHNAGATT, FETTEEANGUS, LONGSIDE, MINTLAW, MAUD, AND<br />
STUAETPIELD.<br />
NEW DEER is an extensive agricultural parish in<br />
<strong>the</strong> centre <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Buchan district, extending 14 miles<br />
in leng-th and about 7 in breadth. At Maud, about<br />
three miles from <strong>the</strong> village, is a railway station, on<br />
<strong>the</strong> Portmartine and Buchan section <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Great<br />
<strong>North</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Scotland</strong> Eailway. This station is situated<br />
13 miles from Peterhead, 16 from Fraserburgh, and<br />
31 from Aberdeen, and is <strong>the</strong> telegraph station for<br />
<strong>the</strong> district. The parish is intersected by <strong>the</strong> river<br />
Ugie, which encircles <strong>the</strong> park and grounds <strong>of</strong><br />
Brucklay Castle. The castle, erected in 1540,<br />
occupies a romantic situation, and is one <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong><br />
principal attractions <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> neighbourhood. Fairs<br />
for horses, cattle, and sheep are held at stated times,<br />
3.nd are well attended. In <strong>the</strong> village are variovis<br />
retail establishments, doing a considerable trade<br />
with <strong>the</strong> surrounding prosperous agricultm^al district.<br />
OLD DEEE is an extensive agricultural parish in<br />
Buchan, containing an area <strong>of</strong> 27.439 acres, a portion<br />
<strong>of</strong> which, 2,812 acres, forms a detached portion <strong>of</strong><br />
Banffshire, which includes <strong>the</strong> village <strong>of</strong> Fetterangus.<br />
The village <strong>of</strong> Old Deer is situated about 10^ miles<br />
west from Peterhead, 26 north from Aberdeen, and<br />
one mile from <strong>the</strong> Mintlaw station <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Great <strong>North</strong><br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>Scotland</strong> Eailway. The river Ugie intersects <strong>the</strong><br />
parish, along <strong>the</strong> banks <strong>of</strong> which are several mUls.<br />
The Abbey <strong>of</strong> Deer is about a mile from <strong>the</strong> village<br />
tliis place was built in <strong>the</strong> 13th century, and is now<br />
mostly in ruins. The Druids' temple at Biffie is an<br />
object <strong>of</strong> great attraction to <strong>the</strong> antiquarian and<br />
traveller. The mansion, woods, and beautiful ground^<br />
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