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RICH’S SALAMANDER 

THE OGDENSBURGH GREAT FI^jE. 
One-half of the Town Destroys 

A OGDENSBURGH, 1ST, Y., 

Messrs. Stearns & Martin, Successors to Rich & OL. 

Gentlemen On Tuesday morning last we were 
of the most destructive fires which has ever occurred i -• ,<£> c 
of the State. Your Safe was in the second story of the bifildino* 
by Edwin Clark, Esq. During the destruction of the KiidTm 
Safe fell through the two stories into the cellar, where it ' w * 
the burning ruins twer ty-four hours after the fire, and v ' 

an intense heat during the whole time. After taking it fr 
it was opened in front of our store, in presence of a number of 
zens. A quantity of valuable documents, papers, &c. wer v i 
all of which were perfectly legible, and only coloured fro., '*• 
of the Salamander. The wood-work inside was not even c 
as sound and perfect as when placed there. The Safe now 
our side-walk, where it will remain, as palpable reference " 
curity. We are, yours truly, 

' ASHLEY, RRGTHi 

Fire at Edgefield Court-House, Soutlx Carolina. 

Edgefield Court-House, S. C., Aug. 7, 18^ 
Messrs. Stearns & Martin, (sicccessors to Rich & Oo.,^ 

JSTo. 14=6y Water-street y jfreio- York : < 

Gentlemen,— It is with great pleasure that we hav inform * 
that at the great fire which consumed our store and tl tliers— 

the gaol—we preserTed all our books and papers in or vour A 

mander Safes ,, purchased from your agent in Charles M L 

Hatch.. The stores were built of pitch pine, and the t s t 

terrific. The crowd present ridiculed the idea of cmy 1 
such a fire, yet we neTer lost confidence in the Safe. .a k 
it next day, in the presence of those who witnessed the 
est astonishment preTailed when they saw every thine 
perfect, and without a stain, except what arose from t; . 
Salamander. 

We shall call upon you next month to select another 
main yours, respectfully, 

WILLIAMS & . T 

Eire in Wetumpka, Alabama- 

^ . - Wetumpka, Ala., June 25, 1852. 

. " E - A. S. Martin. — Dear Sir, —As w ej rere using one of yt 
iron Safes at the time of the great fire of tlsTllth instant., we feel 





our duty to say that your Safe preyed What |ouhad recommended it. 
to be After the fire we opene^r SaleJg|Mound in he hurry that.y 
w* had neglected to take out ouf caghfcA^the night before the fire 
took place" but found, £>n examinahon/that the book was not even 
E ■ -]| Ajsmsll piece of paper in a small drawer 

^red/P^f take pleasure in recommending 
generally. # Very respectfully, 

S -I 1 MELTON & BRASSEL. 
at were injim fire, but none 

m tieUie^. Seventy buildings were de- 
^ M. & B. 



W e also four] 
[ot in tl; _ _ 

'lie, 



P)S.—We S£$v se 
except yournRaiiufa 
stroyed. _ 

GB-JaT^PERE ^^HlLLICOTHE, OHIO. 

One-third of tlie Town destroyed. 

Chillicothe, 0., April 18th, 1852. 

Me^stis Stearns & Marvin, successors to Rich & C ° : 

Gentlemeh -Yours of the 5th is at hand. In reply, every Safe 
in thefire except yours , has proved good for nothing. I lost a large 
g a f e _i« was perfectly destroyed — but in the small Salamander 1 bought 

from you, nothing was injured . 

Your obedient Servant, mcnAv 

WM. T. CLEMSON. 

An assortment of various sizes and prices, with Yale’s Pates* 
Powder-Proof Lock, for sale at the Depot, 46, Water-street, and a 
the Factory, corner of St. Mark’s Place and Avenue A.^-York. 

(Successors to Rich & Co.) 

FoJ Sate in Canada, at New-York prices, with duty and charges only 
added, by the Mowing Agents, ^ Booktik, Junr,, Hamilton; " 

James Mutton, Montreal; 
Hutchinson & Co., Toronto. 

KING STREETS ALE ROOMS 


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HHEXCEPTIOMABLE EEEEBEHCES GIVEN. 








nHE Subscriber would intimate to the Public that he has 
- now on hand—and is constantly manufacturing—the 


which was awarded the First Prize at the Provincial Fair in 
beptember last. 

JJ e , Instrument is got up in the best style, and sold as 
_ as -Lt ean I> e obtained in any of the Manufactories of 
tne United States. A written guarantee of their durability 
will m all cases be .riven. - 


89 West King Street, opposite Hamilton House. 

JANUARY, 1853 . W. WHITE 















CITY OF HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 



PRINTING. BOOKBINDING, AND BOLING 

ESTABLISHMENT 

- G0RWER op MAm AN ® Hughs on streets, 

Court House Square. 

This Establishment continues to execute orders for 








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of the- ^ ' AliB OTHER PRESSES 

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CITY OF HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 


ROBERT SPENCE, 

PAPER MANUFACTURER, 


KING STREET, WEST. 

JAMES E. DIXON, 

GENERAL DEALER IN 

©Meries, fromstonsi, Crochert), 


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MAIN STREET, DUNDAS. 


OYSTERS, LOBSTERS, SARDINES, E 

CONSTANTLY ON HAND. 


OF THE BEST QUALITY KEPT. 

iyr a TTv r STREET, DTJJJPAQ 


Fashionable Hair Dresser, 

THE EMPEROR OF ALL BARBERS 

KING STREET WEST, 











CITY OF HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 


DITH, 


IMPORTER. OE 

BRITISH, AMERICAN AND GERMAN 


SATOLERS’’ IRONMONGERY, &c 


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Coopers, Carpenters, and MillwrigMs’ Tools ; 
Together with a great variety of Birmingham, oheffle 
T imerican Shell Goods, Wholesale and Retail, neat dooi 
“to Chequered Store, King Street, Pandas, C.W. 


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IMPORTER, OE 


TEOGEBIES. 


KING - AND 0 OILY IE STREETS, 

duibas. 


"■ tailor,, 

TT AS received tlie London, Paris, and New York Spring 
H-“S— FASHIONS for 1853, and is ready to 

execute all orders with which-he may-be favoied. _ 
Opposite Coleman & McIntyre s Store, King Street, 

D TIN D A S . 

January, 1858. 






CITY OP HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 


THOMAS H. McKENZJ 

IMPORTER OP AND DEALER IN 



STTFTF AND HEAYY HARDWARE, 

GROCERIES, CROCKERY, 

GLASSWARE, WINES, LIQUORS, 

PAINTS, OILS, Ac. 

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, 

TPr. TTCrr^ STitEBI*,.' 3DUM30A.S. 


DYEING TO LIVE! 


PUNCTUALITY, SKILL AND ECONOMY, IS 
THE SOUL OF BUSINESS. 


BUFFALO OLD CITY DYEING ESTABLISHMENT. 

J CHESTER & CO., from London, (established 1830) have 
o, unusual facilities for Dyeing, Dressing,'and furnishing' 
every description of Silk, Woollen, and Fancy Goods, by 
means of Scientific Workmen, and the most approved Parisian 
Machinery , forming the most complete and extensive concerns 
of the kind West of New York City. All kinds of Silk and 
Woollen Goods coloured in a superior manner. Silk Dresses 
coloured and watered. Broad Cloths in large and small quan¬ 
tities, De Laines, ‘Poplins, Paramattas, Alpaccas, and all lands 
of Woollen Goods, coloured. 

Ladies’ Grapes, Cashmeres, Brosha, Merino, DeLaine and 
Plaid Shawls, cleansed and pressed equal to new. 

Damask and other curtains cleansed, coloured, and hot- 
pressed. Moreen curtains coloured and watered. Ladies’ hats 
plumes, and lace veils, coloured; Cloths thoroughly cleaned and 
dyed indelibly. Carpets cleaned; Steamboats, Carriage, and,, 
Cruchh drapery rendered equal to new. 








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WHOLESALE AID EETATL. 

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Stidk>us. S ji” Country orders punctually attended to, and 
t liberal discount for Cash.___. 


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TORONTO. _ 

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CITY OF HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 



FOWLERS 6 c WELLS NEW-YORK. 

THE UTILITY OF PHRENOLGOY. 

To Know Ourselves is a matter of the greatest importance, and 
there are no other means by which we can acquire this knowledge so 
well as by the aid of Phrenology. It teaches us for what/occupation 
in life we are best qualified, and in what pursuit we liiayjbe successful. 

To Parents and Teachers it. will unfold the true capacities and dis¬ 
positions of their children and pupils, and thus enable them the more 

successfully to govern and instruct them. It will enable the Physician 

to understand the causes of insanity, and assist in restoring his patient. 
It is a powerful Lever of Self-Improvement and advancement. 
PROFESSIONAL EXAMINATIONS, 

With written and verbal descriptions of character, given when desired, 
including directions as to the most suitable occupations, the selection 
of partners in business, congenial companions for life,, etc., etc., all of 

which will be found highly useful and interesting. 

For One Dollar a Tear —Either of the following Journals sent: 

THE PHRENOLOGICAL JOURNAL. 

To reform and perfect ourselves and our race is the'most'exalted of 
all works. To do this we must understand the Human Constitution. 
This Phrenology and Physiology embrace, and hence fully expound all 
the laws of our being, conditions of happiness, and causes of misery. 
THE WATER-CURE JOURNAL 

And Herald of Reforms—Devoted to Physiology, Hydropathy, and 
the Laws of Life, profusely illustrated. Terms the same. 

' THE STUDENT 

And Family Miscellany, designed for children and youth, parents and 
teachers. Illuminated with engravings. Terms the same. 

Either, or all of thee Monthlies will be sent by-mail to any 
Post Office in the United States or Canada, for one dollar a year each. 
*** All letters and orders must be post-paid, and directed as above. 




CITY OF HAMILTON DIRECTORY* 





MAGNETIC POWDER' 

FOR THE DESTRUCTION OF 

HCOCKROACHES. BED BOGS, 


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2SJ®@®HS ®KT S>aASffli3 

— also: — 

PILLS for the destruction of EATS and MICE, within 
five minutes of being thrown in their vicinity* 

Warranted without Poison.—Price,Flask or Box 50 cts. 

T HIS PREPARATION is a Powder compounded of Plants, 
Herbs, and Flowers, free from any substance, which 
could possibly injure man or domestic animals, .md is devoid 
of any disagreeable odour. It has been examined by the 
medical faculty of France, Russia, Sweden, and Denmark, from 
all of whom he has ample testimony of its efficacy. 

PRINCIPAL DEPOT, 4-24 Broadway, near Canal-st. 
READ THE FOLLOWING LETTERS: 

New Yore: Hospital, June 1, 1850. 

Emanuel Lyon, Esq., 

Dear Sir:—It affords me great pleasure in stating that I have 
extensively used your Powder for the destruction of Insects of all 
kinds, (especially Bed Bugs and Roaches) and unhesitatingly pro¬ 
nounce,it the best and only article so effectual in its operations. I 
have also.experimented with your Pills, and find them equal in all res¬ 
pects with your statements. Hoping that you may prosper, I remain 
your friend, JOHN L. ROOME, Supt. N. Y. Hospital. 

New York, Irving House, April 21, 1849. 
I have used Emanuel Lyon’s Magnetic Powder and Pills for, the 
destruction of Insects and Vermin, and have found the most happy 
result, and cheerfully recommend them to those who may be troubled 
with these insects, as a sure method of destroying them. 

DANIEL D. HOWARD. 

We certify to'the above— 

COLEMAN & STETSON, Astor House. S. THAYER, COZZENS, Am. Hotel. 
JONAS B. PHILLIPS, As. Dis. Attorney. PRESTON I-I. HODGES,Carlton House 
These articles received a premium at the fair of the American Institute in 
1848, and the highest premium at the fair of 1850. 





DIRECTORY 

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HAMILTON AND DUNDAS, 


CONTAINING A FULL AND COMPLETE 

STREET DIRECTORY 

Apportioning a Number to every House : 


JUwtrtfaioneitts of tl)c frititipt ^Mercljaitts. 


EMBELLISHED WITH A NEW PICTORIAL MAP. 


HAMILTON 'PUBLIC. 


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ALPHABETICAL LIST 

OF' . 

RESIDENTS IN DTJNDAS. 


A 

Allen, Hall, clerk, McKenzie, house West King, 
Anderson, David, smith, foundry, Hatt. 

Anderson, James, stonecutter, West King, 

Anderson, John, engineer, foundry, Hatt. 

Anderson, W., & Co., Gore flouring mills, West King. 
Anderson, William, of Anderson, W. <fc Co., West King, 
Andrews, George, at Paterson’s, b. North. 

Armstrong, George, at Patterson’s, b. North. 

Armstrong, Mrs,, East King, 

Arnot, Robert, carpenter, Hatt. 

Baggin, Peter, shoemaker, West King. 

Bailey, George, laborer, Platt. 

Bailie, William, tailor,. Ogilyie. 

Bain, John, musician and dancing-master, West King., 
Bank British North America, Hatt. 

Baptist Church, Park. 

Barrie, Alexander, engineer, West King. 

Barton, George M., of Notman & Barton, h. Hatt. 
Bateman, William, baker, Main. 

Bates, James, watchmaker, Main. 

Bates, Joseph, watchmaker, Main. 

Baunstark, John, cooper, b. Main. 

Beatty, John, bootmaker, West King. 

Beatty, Thomas, shoemaker, West King. 

Begue, A. F,, collector, West King. 

Bell, Alexander, sawyer, Matilda. 

Bell, John, machinist, King. 

Bennett & Sutton, Crystal Palace saloon, Main. 

Bennett, Alfred, of Bennett & Sutton, h. Ogilvie. 
Bertram, John, engineer, Hatt. 






4 DUNDAS UHl-ECTOUT. 

Bestable, Walter, moulder, li-att. 

Beveridge, James, shoemaker, uiug. 

Bichell, George, carpenter, V> Mnil 

Bichell, Richard, St. George aiyl Di agon, -dai. 
Biffham, Thomas, laborer, Hatt. 

BiUington, John, stonecutter, ^Vv est Kmg- 
Billingtou, Julius, machinist, West King. 
Binkley, M., North. 

Black, Charles, clerk, Hogg’s, King. 

Black, John, teacher, Hatt. 

Black Bull Inn, P. McCluskey. 

Blowers, John, teamster, b.M est K g. 
Borthwick, Walter, baker, West K i g. 

Boyd, John, millwright, Hatt. 

Boyle, Patrick, smith, Mam. 

Boyle, William, smith, Mam. 

Brady, John, laborer, King. 

Bray, John, clerk, b. Riley s hotel. 

Brickbell, William, clerk, b Riley s hotel. 
Britt, Benjamin, shoemaker,-Ham. 

Britt, William, shoemaker, West King. 
Brockney," James, tinsmith, King. 

Brodie, Mrs., Hatt. , c . 

Brogman, Matthew, at axe-factory, Mam. 
Brown, Michael, bootmaker, es^ King. 
Brown, Thomas, Dundas bakery, King. 

Browne, M. W, office North .. 

Brydon, James, stegedriver. West King. , 
Bundon, Benjamin, M est King. 

Buntin, Joshua, North. 

Bunton, J ohn, grocer, Maim. . 

Burgess, George, shoe.nakei, n 01 • 

Burns, Charles, shoemaker^ Vi e^ Km b . 

Burns, John, shoemaker. West King. 

Burns, John, cooper, b North. 

Burrows, George, clerk, Moore s, h Mam. 
By ms, David, bootmaker, Main^ 

Cahill, William, laborer, Hatt 

Calder, Alexander, clerk, Lesslie s, King, 
riftldftr. Duncan, teacher, King. 







DUNDAS DIRECTORY. 


Oalder, John, bookseller, King. 

Call, James, shoemaker, North. 

Campbell, Christopher, cooper, West Kmg. 

Campbell, Daniel, grocer, West King. 

Campbell, Donald, carpenter, Hatt. 

Campbell, John, cooper, West King. 

Canada Life Assurance Company, R. Spence, agent. 
Cantilin, Thomas, pensioner, James. 

Carroll, Patrick, cooper, h King. 

Ceall, Matthew, cooper, b King. . 

Chamberlain, Henry W., inspector of masonry, W. K te . 

Channell, Charles, papermalcer, West King. 

Channell, John, papermaker, West Kmg. 

Chegwin, Ann, milliner, West King. 

Chegwin, James, lime-burner, West King. 

Cherry, Blaney, laborer, West King. 

Chisholm, John, King. 

Chisholm, Walter, town-clerk. 

Christie, Rev. Thomas, United Presbyterian. 

Clarke, Rev. Ebenezer, Baptist, James. 

Glausman, Joseph, laborer. North. 

Clement, Edward, mason, North. 

Clement, John, shoemaker,. North. 

Clutton, Rev. Joseph, Baptist. 

Colbert, Charles, barber, Main. ^ 

Coleman & McIntyre, general merchants, Kmg. 
Coleman, James, of Coleman & McIntyre, h. Cross. 
Coleman & Mackay, tanners, York. 

Collier, Thomas, grocer, King.. • 

Collins, Bernard, North American Hotel, King. 
Colonial Life Assurance Company, T. Racey, agent. 
Conley, Bernard, shoemaker, King. 

Conley, Henry, shoemaker, King. 

Conley, John, shoemaker, King. 

Connor, James, cabinetmaker, b.W. Kmg. 

Connor, John, laborer, West King. 

Connor, Patrick, laborer, West King. 

Conway, John, laborer, Hatt. . 

Cooke, Daniel A., hairdresser, Main. 

Cooke, William, accountant, b. North American, 

Cooper, ITiram, laborer, West King. 





dttndas bibectokt. 

V " V" ■ ' ___—-- 

Corbett, Patrick, laborer, WestKinj^ 

Gorman, William, at axe factory. Main. 

Cosgriff, Timothy, bootmaker. West King. 
Costelo, Michael, laborer, Hath 
Coughran, John, gardener, Hath 
Cowper & Wright, cabmetmakeis, King. 
CowjU John, of Copper **%£■*'*•*■ 
Crawford, James, carpenter, W. Kmg. 

Crayton, James, engineer, Hatt. 

Cronin, Daniel, shoemaker, Jame.. 

Crooks, James, carrier, King- 
Curran, Mary, widow, Hatt. _ 

ss ^ **■ 

Si James, clert at McKern, e’s, h Halt. 
Som 4 John, ole* at Coleman'^ No,th. 

WAie, Eotat, P. O. OeA, h Ilatt. 

Dmoftj Michael, laborer, W. 

T)K r on Charles, clerk, W.Kiflg- # 

Dixon Edward, clerk at McKenzie a. King. 
Dixon, James, dry goods merchant, King. 
Dixon, James, E. grocer. Mam. 

Doherty, John, laborer, Hatt. 

Dorling, William, tailor, ^ ' Tr . 

Dowlen, James, stonecutter, West Kmg- 

Dualey, Joseph, constable, Noi . 

Tlncro’an J. & It., tailors,. 

Dundon, Michael, laborer, Hatt. 

Durand, James, North. ^ 

Earls, James, paper makeiyElats. 

Earls, John, papermaker, FlaU 





BUND AS DIRECTORY* 


Echlin, James, grocery, W. King. 

Elfdn House Hotel, W. McDonnell, King. _ 

Elliott, F. R., Dundas carriage facto ry, Mam. 

Elliott & Thornton, wholesale druggists, Kmg. 

Elliott, William, of Elliott & Thornton, Kmg. 

Engine House, Main. 

Erb, Ephraim, clerk, Campbell, Kmg. 

Ervin, William, laborer, King. 

Evans. William, shoemaker, York. 

Everett, O. W., cabinetmaker, Kmg. *-«w»rTt w A 

Ewarfc, James B.j j. p., miller, post master, agent Bank B. *<■ A. 

ao-ent for marriage licenses* 


Fairgrove, John, agent Browne’s office, North. 
Farley, Peter, tanner, Maekay’s, York. 

Farmers’Inn, Thomas Kent, Mam. 

Farwell, James C., railroad contractor, b Riley s. 
Faulkner, Hugh, plasterer, Hatt. 

Faulkner, Hugh, stonemason, Hatt. 

Field, Daniel, plasterer, Hatt. 

Findley, James, clerk at Moore s, b Mam. 

Fisher, John, tin and sheet iron manutacturer. 
Fleming & Sheldrake, builders, Hatt 

Fleming, John, carpenter, Ogilvie.^ 

Forbes, Adam, merchant tailor, Kmg. 

Fard, John, tanner, Mackay s, York. 

Forest, Michael, smith, governor s road. 

Fortune, John, boilermaker, W. Kmg. 

Fartune,Thomas, laborer, Hatt. 

Foster, George, at M. Ewart s, b Hatt. 

Fox, James, laborer, Hatt. 

Fox, Patrick, laborer, Hatt. 

Frank, Lewis, tavern, Mam. 

Frawley, Thomas, laborer, W Kmg. 

Freeborn, Edward, laborer, W Kmg. 

Freed, Peter, carpenter, West King. 

Freese, James, brickmaker, West Kmg. 

Fruin, John, whipmaker, King. 

Fyke, Phillip, cooper, North. 

Fergusson, Rachael, widow, Hatt 










BUND AS DIRECTORY. 


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Gaffney, N., overseer great western railroad, "b, i dley a. 
Gagarchem, carpeoter, West liing. 

Gahagan, John, shoemakei, King. 

Gamble, John, W. King. 

Garbutt, Thomas, miller, West King. 

Garlick, Philemon, carpenter, West King. 

Garrett,.Alexander, engineer, b merchant s hotel, 

Garrett, Henry, engineer. King. 

Gartshore, & Co., Dundas iron foundry,_Hatt, 
Gartshore, John, of Gartshore. & Qo., h Hath . 
Gartshore, Robert, &t foundry, h. Hatt, 

Gemley, Rev. J., Wesleyan. Methodist. 

Gill, William, foreman of foundry, h Hah. 

Gill, John, laborer, llatt., 

Glenan, Catharine, widow, York.. 

Glover, Mrs. dressmaker, Hatt. 

Gordon, John, shoemaker, b North. 

Gorer, Robert, laborei , King, ...... 

Gorman, Charles, laborer, .1 allies. • , 

Gould, George, printer, Warder office, b. North. 
Grace, John, tailor, h Red Lionhotel. 

: Graham, Andrew, bootmaker, Hatt,. 

Graham, Andrew, grocer,. King* 

Grant, George, smith, Hatt. 

Grant, Peter, laborer, West. King. 

Green, William, laborer, West Ring* 

Gregor, William, carpenter, James. 

Gregory, Hardy, artist, West.Kmg. 

Gregson, A. & Co, dry goods. merehants King^ 
Gregson, Andrew, of Gregson, A. & Co,.h Kmg. 
Guthrie, Archibald, laborer, A\ est Kmg, 


Habbin, Henry G, boot and shoemaker, King, 
Hall, James, cooper, Janies; 

Halon, Michael, tanner, Mackay’s, b Y ork. 
Hamilton, James, M. D, Moimton. 

Hanks, Burnett, Western hotel. West King. 
Hare, Samuel, chair factory, King. 
Harglington, Oliver, cooper, J ames. 

Harris, Alexander, bootmaker, West Kmg. 






DUNDAS DIRECTORY. 


Harris, Gabriel, tanner, Mackay’s, York. 

Harris, John, carpenter, West King. 

Hawkins, Francis, builder, Hatt. 

Hayden, James, laborer, Hatt. 

Haynes, Joseph, laborer, James. 

Hazeland, William, smith, West King. 

Higginson, Joseph, brickmaker, Hatt. 

Hill, Robert P., tailor, East King. 

Hobsward, Charles, clerk, King. 

Hoffman, John, soap and candle factory, North. 
Hogg, John <fe Co., dry goods merchants, King. 
Hogg, John, of Hogg, John <fc Co., h Cross. 
Holley, James, laborer, Hatt. 

Holt, Robert, brewer and miller, Main. 

Hooper, William, smith, East King. 

Horner, Maria, milliner and toy-shop, Main. 
Horner, George C., tanner, Mackay’s, York. 
Howard, Rev. J. B., Wesleyan Methodist, Ogilvie. 
Howard, Richard C., papermaker, West King. 
Howard, William, millwright, West King; 

Howe, Thomas, dry goods, Main. 

Hugil', Rev. Joseph, Wesleyam 

Ingles, William, baker, West King. 

Ironsides, James, last and boot-tree factory, Main. 
Irvine Adam, whip and thong maker,, West King, 

J 

Jackson, John,, miller, Colbourne. 

James, Benjamin, cooper, James; 

James, George, cooper, James. 

Jameson Richard, laborer, Hatt. 

Johnson, Francis, cooper, West King. 

Johnson, George, cooper, West King. 

Johnson, Isaac, foreman G. W. R., h Mam. 
Johnson, William, grocery, King. 

Jones, Andrew, turner, West King. 

Jones, S. J., auctioneer, &c., h Cross; 


Kale, Velangher, smith, b Governor’s road. 
Keating, Simon, mason, Main. 

Keegan, Robert, baker, King. 






! q DOT DAS DIRECTORY* 

Kelly, James, sadler, "West King. 

Kelly, William, laborer, Mam. 

Kemp M., smith and machinist, Ogilvi®- 
TCpmiedv Edward, fireman’s saloon, Mam. 
££& James, Merchant’s Exchange hotel. 

Kemedyl John, dark at VaWs, Kmg. 
Kennedy, Thomas, boiler maker, James. 
Kennedy, Thomas, brickmaker, West Km s . 
Kenny G., railroad mn, King- 
Kent. John, tavern, canal road. 

Kent, Thomas, Farmers 
King, A., carpenter, West Kin e . 

King, Hiram, contractor G. W. a., n 
King, J. R., hairdresser, King. , 

Kinsay, Abel, cabinet-maker, b West Km to . 
Knox’s Church, Melville. 

Knox, David, ca.pt. schoonei. 

Kolehonse, John, tanner, b J • 

Kyle, Richard, millwright, Mam. 

Kyle, Thomas, carder, Mam. 

Kyle, William, patternmaker, Mam. 

Laidlaw, P CbSonme. 

Lancaster, Thom . t ^er, West King. 

Lesshe, John, c «, { ^ West King. 

3 

SSa*Mades « 

Loney, Thomas, shoemaker, b K 




DTJUDAS DIRECTORY. 


Looley, James, shoemaker, Main. 

3VL 

McArdle, Terence, laborer, Main. 

McBride, James, grinder, Main. 

McCabe, Patrick, laborer, West King. 

McCallone, William, teamster, Colbourne. 

McCluskey, Patrick, Black Bull inn, West King. 

McConnell, George, laborer, King. 

McCormick, James, sawyer, Hatt.' 

McCoy, James, teacher, West King. 

McDonald, Edward, laborer, Main. 

McDonald, William, builder, b Hatt. 

McDonald, William, millwright, Hatt. 

McDonell, Catharine, -widow, Hatt. 

McDonell, George, clerk G. W. R. R., Hatt. 
McDonell, William, Elgin House, King. 

McFedries, John, clerk, King. 

McGarrall, John, grocer, King. 

McGarrhy, John, engineer, Hatt 
McGlockin, Daniel, laborer, Napier. 

McGordman Robert, boilermaker, Hatt. 

McGowen, James, laborer, King. 

Mclnerney, Michael, carpenter, James. 

McIntyre, James, of Coleman & McIntyre. 

McKave, Ewen, teamster, James, h Melleville. 

' McKenley, Margaret, widow, Hatt. 

McKenzie, John, dry goods, Main. . 

McKenzie, Thomas M., general merchant, Kmg. 

McKidd, John, millwright, Hatt. 

McLaughlin, Patrick, b East King. 

McMahon, Ann, widow, Hatt. 

McMahon, Hugh, clerk, b King. 

McMahon, James, of Mitchell and McMahon, Kmg. 
McMann, Thomas, cooper, King. . 

McMann, Thomas, junior, cooper, King. 

McMicking, James, of W. Anderson & Co., Head. 
McMorris, John, upholsterer, Ogilvie. 

MeMullin, John, shoemaker, Main. 

McMurray, Rev. W., Church of England.. 
McNaughton, D., & Co., last factory, Mam. 
McNaughton, Duncan, of McN. & Co., h Canal. 





12 dundas directory. 

McPherson, John, millwright, Hath 
MacKay, Matthew, shoemaker, Mam. 

MacKay, Newton, tanner, York. 

MacKay, Porter, tanner, x ork. 

Maddock, William, smith, Hatt. 

Maehorn, Frederick, laborer, X oik. 

Mager, James, serjeant police, Ogilvie. 

Main, Dorothea, milliner, Mam. 

Mail- Thomas, engineer. West King. 

Mann, William, of MeNaugliton & Co., Canal. 

Marble, John, pedlar, West Kmg. 

Martin, James, tanner, x ork. 

Martlin, William, builder, Matt. 

May, George, currier, Hatt. 

Mead, Mrs., widow, Hatt. 

Meagan, Patrick, laborer, or ‘ j^ eBne ay, Main. 
Merchant’s Exchange hotel, Jaxaes t^ y> 

Meredith, James S., hardware impoitei, K a 
Methodist Church, Ogilvie. 

Michael, James, cabinetmaker, Hatt. 

Miller, Elijah, teacher Ogilvie. 

Miller, Elizabeth, teacher, Ogfivie. 

SS,' MiUer & e K°bextson, h Moxmtain. 

Mills, John, finisher, Maim 
Milman, James, saddler, Kmg. . 

Minnaghan, Margaret, sempstress, Ki 

S tirade, physicians and surgeons, King. 

5£S£ S“J®. i i**? * MoMatoni 1Km 

Moe, Melville, marble factory, Mam. 

SE5 gSSiSSSSfW Ktog - 

Moore, Helen, East Kmg. 

Morrison, James, laborer James. 

Mountain, Thomas, p^Hati. 

Muirhead, David, moulder, Hatt. 

Mullin, Patrick, jomer, West Km & . 

Nash, Aaron, hatter & furrier, King. 

Nash, Jane, widow, Kmg. 







DUNDAS DIRECTORY. 


13 


Nash. Thomas, laborer, North. 

National Loan Fund Life Assurance Co., W. Notman, agent 
Nay, Owen W. clerk, King. 

Nelson, Edward, teamster, King. 

Newel, William, lather, Hatt. 

Nicholson, Richard, inspector of police force, Main. 

Noble, John, teacher, Hatt. 

Nolbare, William, teamster, West King. 

Noon, James, tailor, West King. 

North American Hotel, B. Collins, West King. 

Notman & Barton, barristers, &c., King. \ , 

Notman, W., M.P.P., of Notman & Barton, h Mountain. 

O 

O’Donnell, D., boots and shoes, King. 

O’Grady, George W., engineer, b. Riley’s Hotel. 

O’Neil, Michael, mason, King. 

O’Reilly, Rev. J., Roman Catholic. 

Old Free Church, North. 

Olive, Thomas, carpenter, Main. 

Osborne, Eliza, widow, West King. 

Overfield, B. & S., dry goods, Main. _ 

Overfield, Benjamin, of B. & 8. Overfield, Mam. 

Overfield, Samuel, of B. & S. Overfield, Main. 

Owens, Francis, surgeon, West King. 

Passmore, William, saddler, West King. 

Patterson, John.^ woollen works, Main. 

Patterson, Robert, agricultural implement maker. 

Patton, John, saloon, King. 

Peny, William, shoemaker, North. 

Phoenix, Moses, joiner, West King. 

Pike, Catherine, widow, King. 

Pierson, William, stone-mason, West King. 

Post-Office, J. B. Ewart, post-master, Main. 

Price, Thomas, laborer, Hatt. 

Pryhe, John, shoemaker, King. 

Quarry, John, saddler, King. 

Quick, Dr., h Cross. 

Quin, Michael, shoemaker, West King. 

Quin, Patrick, grocer, West King. 






DtWDAS DIRECTORY.^ 


Elacey, Thomas, registry 

Ragan, Timothy, ^ °*y ’Wek King. 

Rail-road inn, b-. l^enuy, 

S^«r;er,^ 

Red Lion hotel, J» ^ ortll . 

5 eg ^’^Office T. Bates, Main. 

Reynold, Snmuel, M Eng . 

Richardson, D. J-, t Matilda. 

Rochester, George, ca p® 

Baffler, George, tadoi, Og*- 

Bi 5 6y : hoS ’ 5 ?^kW.M“”' 

ml *™*,'W »«“> Miin - 

Riley, John, to ™Wer, K-Wg. 

S»^sS«aS£ Kin, 

Robertson, of M- lLle ‘ 

Roler, Hngh,laboie , • s, b Main. 

Rosebrook, A ffie B J^West King. 
•RrUs Alexander, laborer, 

l ay s»i;wi e K„ 0 *- 

Scott, Wra^’Eng' 

Scott, James, bnilaei, . 

V i^SXSdeUaU- 

» .Tames, cooper, Blatt. 







Shuts, Carl, laborer, North. 

Billett, John, shoemaker, West King. 

Simons, John, laborer, J ames - , liotoL 
Rhmell William, engineer, b Riley 8 nomi. 

SlS, Jonathan, shoemaker, West King. 

Slingsby, William, foreman woollen woik . 

Small, James B., M.D., King. 

Smith, Andrew, tanner, York. 

Smith, Charles, grocer, West Ximg. 

Smith, George, broom factory, llatt. 

Smith, James, bailiff, James. T r* „ 

Smith, James, merchant'tailor, West King. 

Smith, John L., clerk at Speiice s K g. 

Smith, Patrick, teamster, West Kmg- 

Smith, Thomas, teamstei, W Tvfiri s 'West Kin 

Spence, Robert, paper-manufactmei, Mills, west 

Mountain. . 

Spencer, Eleanora, West King. 

Spicer, William, EkorerYorK 
Squires, Sidney, carpenter, West King 
Saper, Kelson, laborer, Mam. 

St Andrew’s Church, East Kmg. _ 

1 11 Suita’s (Catholic) Chtircb, East Kang. 

St. James’s Church, Episcopal, Matt. 

Stewart, ■-, sub-editor Warder, West King. 

Stewery, James, laborer, North. 

St. George and Dragon, R. Biekell. Main. 

Stages*Diana, tailoress, E ast Kmg. 

Sullivan, Cornelius, bakei^West Kmg. 

Sullivan, John, laborer, W. Knag. 

Sullivan, Peter, laborer, 

Sullivan, Maurice, laborei, _ 

Suter'^Robert, ins. agent, Mam. 

Sutton, John, carpenter, J a “ es ; M • 

| Sutton, John, of Bennett & Sutton, Mam. 

I T t 

I Taafe, James, merchant tailor, Mam. 

I Tairiff, Peter, moulder, West King. 

I Tare, Timothy, laborer, King. 

1. Taylor, William, saloon, Mam. • 

I Taylor, William, livery-stables, Mam, 










16 DUNDAS DIRECTORY. 

Telegraph-Office, King. 

Thomas, Elijah S., machinist, King. 

Thompson, A., York. 

Thompson, Peter, stonecutter, Uatt. 

Thorp, John, weaver, b Main. 

Todd, Arthur, shoemaker, West King. 

Trusdale, Quincey, grocery, West King. 

Tunstall, James, laborer, West King. ' 

Turnbull, Alexander, implement maker, West King. 
Turnbull, George, laborer, Hatt. 

XT 

United Presbyterian Church, West King. 

XT 

Vassie, John, grocer, King. 

Vaughan, James, shoemaker, Mam. 

Venables, Thomas, laborer, Hatt. 

XA7- 

Wade, John, shoemaker, Main. 

Wadle, John, carpenter, Hatt. 

Wagstaff, John, hardware merchant, Main. 

Walker, Robert, spinner, Main. 

Warder office, proprietor, S. J. Jones, King. 

Ware, John, waggonmaker, Ogilvie. 

Watson, Alexander, millwright,. Hatt. 

Watson, James, accountant, Ogilvie. 

Weaver, Moses, Red Rion hotel, King. 

Webster, William, carpenter, East Ivmg. 

Weir, Robert, shoemaker, West King. 

Wells & Lacey, shoe-pegmakers, Main. 

Wells, of Wells & Lacey, h Governor s Road. 
Western Hotel, B. Hanks, West King. 

White, Ann, widow, West King. 

Whitney, J. B., telegraph operator. King. 

Whitney, --, lumber merchant, North. 

Wilby, Thomas, carpenter; Ogilvie. 

Williams, David, policeman, Hatt. 

Willwood, William, laborer, James. 

Wilson, Jonathan, carpenter, West King. 

Wilson, Samuel, shoemaker, North. 

Witherspoon, Alexander J., watchmaker, Mam. 
Witherspoon, Jane E., Hatt. ' 






DUNDAS DIRECTORY. 17 


Witherspoon, John, baker, West King. 

Witherspoon, Lawrence, watchmaker, West King. 
Wonham, Agnes, seminary, Hatt. 

Wonham, Richard W, clerk, house Hatt. 

Wood, James, waggonmaker, Ogilvie. 

Wood, John, tailor, b Red Lion hotel. 

Wright, George K., of Cowper & Wright, West King. 
Wright, James, engineer, Hatt. 

Young, Henry, last factory, York. 

Young, John, grocer, West King. . 

Young, William, last factory, York. 


TOWN COUNCIL.—1853. 


Robert Holt, Mayor ; David Byrns, Reeve. 

MOUNTAIN - WARD. 

Thomas M. McKenzie, John Yassie, -—— Smith. 

FOUNDRY WARD. 

Dr. Mitchell, Francis Hawkins, Daniel Field. 

COUNCIL WARD. 

David Byrns, Robert Holt, Henry G. Habbin. 

VALLEY WARD. 

James McMickin, —— Spencer, Robert Spence. 




dtjndas directory. 

BLACK lUjLii INN, 

BY 

PATRICK McCLUSKEY. 

BOARDERS 

Can have every accommodation that can he required. 

WINES and LIQUORS of the best quality kept, and 
CIGARS of the choicest brands. 

GOOD STABLING, 

AND A CAREFUL OSTLER IN ATTENDANCE- 

■ KING- STREET WEST, 

XT 3NTJ3 - A- S-.. . 

~~COWPER & WRIGHT, 

CABINET-MAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS. 

AND 


KING ST BEET .WEST, . 

DTJNDAS. 

JOHN COWPEE. GE0 - W% WEIGHT. 

MITCHELL & McMAHON, 

PHYSICIANS,SURGEONS,&C. 

KING STREET, DTJNDAS, 

N EARLY OPPOSITE THE ELGIN HOUSE. 

ggf' Dr. Mitcheld Coroner of United Counties of Went- 
worth, Halton and Brant. 








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CITY OF HAMILTON 

DIRECTORY: 

CONTAINING- A FULL AND COMPLETE 

STREET DIRECTORY, 

\ APPORTIONING A NUMBER TO EVERY HOUSE: 

WITH 

of tlje Iprtncijml ffimtyntds. 

i ___ 

EMBELLISHED -WITH A NEW PICTORIAL MAP. 

HAMILTON: 

\ PRINTED AT THE “ SPECTATOR” OEPICE, FOR 0. W. COOKE. 




Price—7s. 6d, 






TO SIR ALLAN N. MACNAB, Knt., M-P-P. 

a CHAMPION OE BRITISH INTERESTS) AND CHIEE RROMOTEE 
OE THAT MAGNIFICENT HIGHWAE OF THE WORLD, THE GREAT 
WESTERN RAIL-ROAD) IS, BE PERMISSION, INSCRIBED THIS 
DIRECTORE OE THE RISING CITE WITH WHICH HI 

, 3STAME WILE EVER BE IDENTIFIED. 

BY THE COMPILER; 








CITY OF HA MI T,TON DIRECTORY, 

:flL- SEST ■&* SSR« 


LIST OF MAYORS AND ASSESSMENT, 

SOTOS ACT OP INCORPORATION. 

1847, G. C. Feme, Esq., - £> . . s - 

1848, G. S. Tiffany, Esq., - - 6 0,737 6 2 

1849, W. L. Distiu, Esq, - - 60,317 6 2 

1850, J. Fisher, Esq., - - - 61,571 5 10 

1851, J. E. Holden, Esq., - - 94,259 6 

1852, N. Ford, Esq., - - - 105,249 7 \ 

1853, 


CORPORATION, 1853. 


ALDERMEN. 

St. George’s 

William 0. Kerr. 

Charles A. Sadleir. 

St. Andrew's 
Hutchinson Glark. 

Milton Davis. 

St. Mary's 

Robert Mcllroy. 

Andrew Miller. 

St. Laiorence 

Neh. Ford. 

Charles Magill. 

St. Patrick's 
D. B. Galbreaith. 

James Cahill. 


COUNCILLORS. 

Ward. 

John Mitchell. 

James Cummings. 
Ward. 

Thomas Gray. 
Joseph Lister. 
Ward. 

William Sunley. 
John Henry. 
Ward. 

James Crawford. 
John Dalton. 
Ward. 

Robert- A. Land. 
H. W. Ireland. 


. opiilation—208 









CITY BALANCE-SHEET, 1853 . 


ASSETS. 


Grea\ a W S estern Raii-KoadStock.. 

Rent Real Estate nncollected.. 

Taxes, 1852, uncollected... •. . 

Market Rents, . .. 

-r_. AWnm^orifiiTi^shands 


Xu Chamberlain’s hands." ’ ‘ ’ 

Balance, being real debt this day, 


£ s. d. 

. 469 14 16 

. 2047 13 10>£ 
.3784 19 11 
.50000 0 0 
. 130 12 6 

. 117 12 3 

. 206 11 6 
.. 600 0 0 
.. 1139 1 

. 3340 4 3 % 
.. 149 14 8 

.. 74 12 3 

62^060 17 10 
. .26,541 1 0 


£88,601 19 4 


LIABILITIES. 


THE .1 Debentures, 
oad “ 

0 \ School “ 


...21,280 14 i 
...50,000 0 0 
..3,784 19 11 


Nation Notes- a 

mding Orders. 

atic Asylum Taxes .. 
•Road By-Law • 

e Bank*. 


—75,065 14 6 

. 0,021 10 0 
55 10 7% 
3118 5 
215 17 
1,339 11 5 
5,871 16 7 

£88,601 19 4 


CUSTOM °%f T S 0 ° N H , m°TOT S ‘^° oo 

1850, - 74,000 

1851, - - " ‘. " _ _ - - 86,557 

1852, 


1834 

1836 

1837 

1838 

1840 

1841 


POPULATION -H — 

_ - 1,367 1843 

; : . - 2,846 I 1845 - - 

- - 3,567 V 1846 - ^ _ 10QU 

_ - - 3,358 1848 - _ _ _ l0)2 r 48 

_ . - ; 3,342 1850 _ _ 14,199 

- - ■_ |’260 I 1853 Estimated at 16,000 


4,860 

6,478 

6,832 

10,011 

10,248 

14,199 















POPULATION AND STATISTICS OP HAMILTON, 8th JANUARY, 1852- 


CITY OF HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 

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6 CITY 01? HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 

HAMILTON POST-OFFICE MAIL ARRANGE¬ 
MENTS. 

TORONTO LAKE SHORE MAIL 

is closed at 5 a.m,— due at 4 p.m. The closing of this Mail 
and its arrival depends on the mode of conveyance, if earned 
this Winter by Steamer, it will close at 11 a.m., and be due 
at One. It embraces the whole route to Montreal. 

TORONTO DUNDAS STREET MAIL. 

Is closed at 3£ p.m.— delivered at 8 a.m. 

THE WESTERN MAIL 
Is closed at 4%- p.m.— delivered at 8 a.m. 

GALT MAIL 

Is closed at 5 p.m. and 5 a.m.—- delivered at 8 a.m. 

qheenston mail 

Is closed at 5 a.m. —delivered at 8 a.m. 

UNITED STATES MAIL 

Is closed at 5 a m.— delivered at 8 am. 

DUNNVILLE GRAND RIVER MAIL 

Every day, except Sunday, is closed at 5 a.m. —delivered at 

3 ^On M Sunday, the Mails all close as above, with the exception 
of the Toronto Dundas Street Mail, which closes at 2 p.m. 

The Lower Canada Mail is very irregular, arriving some¬ 
times in the night. , ,, o „ 

Office Hours :—In Summer, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and 6^ p.m. 
to H e-m. ; m Winter, 8 a.m.-6 p.m. ; Sundays, from 9-10 a.m. 

LETTER RATES OF POSTAGE. _ 

Half-oz., 1 oz., oz„ 

TN O/YNADA. ^oiex. not exe’d. n’t exceed, n t exceed* 

m o&inaua. half-oz. y 0Zt 0 z. 2 oz. 


To New Brunswick, Nova 
Scotia, Prince Edward 
Island, & Cape Breton, 
United States, ; - - - 

California and Oregon, - 


Great Britain, 


6d. 

ls.Od. 

ls.6d. 


- ls.4d. 2s.8d. 


9d. Is. 

ls.6d. 2s. 

2s.3d. 3s. 

n’t ex. 2 oz. n’t ex. 3 oz. 

5s;4cL 8s. 






CITY 0E HAMILTON DIRECTORY* 


7 


Newspapers, Books, Periodicals, Circulars, Handbills, &c. 
must be unsealed—open at tbe ends—without any other 
writing than the address, or else letter postage will be charged. 

Printed Circulars, not exceeding 1 oz., Id., and Id. addi¬ 
tional for each additional oz., or fraction of an oz. 

Books, bound or unbound, Periodicals, or Magazines, -g-d, 
oz. No larger packet than 48 oz. will be carried. 

To the United States, California, or Oregon, the above post¬ 
age is charged to the Lines; after which, they are subjected 
to the United States postage. 

Book Postage, Tby Quebec and Halifax route, to Great 

Britain: 

For a single vol., i. e. Book, Magazine, Review, or Pamphlet 

-Sterling. Currency. 

Not exceeding \ lb in weight, - - - Os. 6d. or Os. ^d. 

Exceeding -Jib and not exceeding lib, - Is. Od. “ Is. 3d. 

“ 1 “ “ 2 “ - 2s. Od. “ 2s. 6d. 

Increasing Is. stg., or Is. 3d cy. for each additional lb, or frac¬ 
tion of a lb. Pre-payment is imperative in money, and not in 
Post office stamps. 

COUNTY COURT—HELD AT THE COURT-HOUSE. 

m. o’reilly, esq., judg-e. 

Sittings—January 4th - - - - Term—March 7th. 

“ April 5th, - - - - - “ June 6th 

“ July 5th, - - - - - “ October 17th. 

• £ November 15th, - - - “ December 6th. 


LAW TEEMS. 

Hilary Term, - ~ - - February 7 th to 19th. 

Easter “ - - - - June 6th to 18th. 

Trinity “ - - - - August 29th to Sept. 10th. 

Michaelmas, - - - - November 21st to Dec. 3rd, 

Long vacation, - - - - July 1st to August 21st. 

NEWSPAPERS PUBLISHED IN HAMILTON: 

Spectator , daily, semi-weekly, and weekly, R. R. Smiley, 
proprietor; Gazette , semi-weekly, H.B. Bull, proprietor;. Ca¬ 
nadian, semi-weekly, and Spirit of the Age, weekly, T. Mc¬ 
Queen, proprietor; Journal db Express, semi-weekly, S.Brega, 
proprietor; Christian Advocate , Rev. G. Shepard. 







PUBLIC OFFICERS. 


ruDuiw —- - 

•v, xt* ’m. ¥? P for City of Hamilton. 

Bray, Josias, coroner. 

Brown, John, city chamberlain. I 

Bull II. B., coroner. 

Bundy P-, inspector of licenses. 

** ^ rf Bcll0O ’ S - 
L , b0 “ d of 8011001 tmSte8i ‘ 

Bitchie, Edmund, postmaster. 

“ 4 ”® ent 

for the issue of marriage licenses. 

<* 00111117 court 8,14 tosolTe,lt 00 " t 
- south division. 

WtaS? J,' superintendent house of industry. 

Henwood, Dr. city physician. 

Kirby, John, coroner. 

Hodgkin and Peters, city engineers. 

SotS-wT; SAin*ita> eourt and deputy 

t yy Kerr, inspector of firewood. 

_ i _it, T-Tciltmii, 






CITY OF HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 


AGENCIES OE INSURANCE COMPANIES, BANKS, &c. 

Bank of British. North America, Alexander Campbell, manager. 

Bank of Montreal, James Stevenson, jun., cashier. 

Bank of Upper Canada, Alfred Stow, cashier. 

Commercial Bank Midland District, Henry MeKinstry, cashier. 

Gore Bank of Hamilton, Colin 0. Feme, president ; Andrew 
Steven, cashier ; directors—Honorable Adam Fergusson, 
Richard Martin, Thomas Clark Street, John Davidson, 
James Gage, AH. S, Kennedy, John Triller, D. Thor- 
burn, G. S. Tiffany. 

Savings Bank, Thomas Stinson. 

British Commercial Life Assurance Co., Josias Bray, agent. 

Colonial Life Assurance Company, A. Logie, agent. 

British America Fire Insurance Company, A. Stevens, agent, 

Equitable Fire Insurance Company, J. S. Garrett, agent. 

Canada Life Assurance Company of Hamilton, H. C. Baker, 
president; John Young, vice-president; T. M. Simons, 
secretary; directors—Miles O’Reilly, James Hamilton,R. 
P. Street, John Young, E.C. Thomas, James B. Ewart, 
Archibald Kerr, James Osborne, J. D. Pringle, Hon.. J 
H. Cameron, Hon. A. Fergusson, J. O. Hatt, D.Macnab, 
Nehemiah Merritt, G. S. Tiffany, H. C. Balter, R. 
Juson, D. C. Gunn, W. P. Maclaren, AS. S. Kennedy. 
See advertisement.—Page 140 

National Loan Fund Life Assurance Co, J. S. Garrett, agent. 

Hamilton Branch of the Royal Insurance Company, and Fire 
and Life Office, Wm Bellhouse, agent. See Adv.'p. 152. 

Globe Fire Insurance Company, P. S. Stevenson, agent. 

Gore District Mutual Insurance Company, R. FI. Rae, agent. 

Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Co., J. S. Wetenhall, agent. 

Montreal Insurance Company, C. C. Ferrie, agent. . 

Provincial Mutual and General Insurance Co., Josias Bray. 

St. Lawrence Inland Marine Insurance Co. E. Ritchie, agent. 

Liverpool and London Life and Fire Company, C. Freeland. 

Britannia Life Assurance Company, C. Freeland. 

National Investment and Ins. Co„ A. D. Macdougall, agent. 

Phoenix Fire Insurance Company, A. Brown. . 

Gas Works, E. Glackmeyer,; manager. 

Buffalo, St. Catherines, and Hamilton Express—-J Ebbs agent. 

, American Exprsss, Josias Bray, agent. 


CITY 0!F HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 

Mechanics’ Institute, E. 0. Thomas president; J. Lister, se- 

cretary; B>. Osborne, treasurei. IVTnvraY nresi- 

tary; jim iaemb, trerirer; J. D “pemtot 

ent Members, 200 -Library coiLtems 050 volumes 

^ Wm. ^Mc¬ 

Laren, HamiltoB; Erastus Oormng, Albany, John M. 
Forbes, Boston', J. "W. Brooks, Detroit. 

freemasons’ lodges. 

ST. JOHN’S LODGE, 231.. 
m T Tun s' W J- Seymour, J. D., 

$: wf ’ «. ***»«* j - a - 

D. McRae, Treasurer, 

LODGE OF STRICT OBSERVANCE. 

Colonel MacDougall, W. M,| Samuel Pollard, I ■ 

?ohn a Brown!’ Iw? i wSam Bellhouse, M. of C., 

John Harris, J. W, l^bSe 1 SteWardS ' 

^t^ferer, WiSmWriULG. 

A. D. MacDougall, Secret’yj John Mornson, T. 

BARTON LODGE. 

M M " I !.&’“• 

iK.lddemS.-k, h.. Langdon s, OTeta ' 7 ’ 









CITY OF HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 


II 


HAMILTON INDEPENDENT FIRE BRIGADE, 

ENG-INE COMPANIES, HOOK & LADDER, & HOSE COMPANIES. 

Thomas Gray, Chief Engineer. 

. Thomas Bain, 1st Assistant Engineer. 

John Blaci-iford, 2nd. Do. 

R. Kneeshaw, Secretary and Treasurer. 

UNION HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY. 

33 Members, [including Officers.] 

IT. B. Bull, Captain. Thos. Sylvester, 1st. Lieut. 

John Dodsworth, 2nd Lieut. S. B. Baker, 3rd do. 

R. S. Beasley, Secretary, T. N. Best, Treasurer. 

HOSE COMPANY. 

42 Members, [including Officers.] 

ITenry Tew, Captain. A. H. Bethune, 1st. Lieut. 

J. Rogerson, 2nd Lieutenant. J. A. Hamilton, Secretary. 

J. Bradshaw, Treasurer. 

“ ONTARIO” NO. 1 ENGINE COMPANY. 

36 Members, [including Officers.] 

Wm. Raynor, Captain. IT. Smith, 1st. Lieutenant. 

F. Smith, 2nd Lieutenant. Thomas Hallowell, Secretary. 

Ghas. Howard, Treasurer. 

“BURLINGTON” NO. 2 ENGINE COMPANY. 

38 Members, [including Officers.] 

Alex. Hamilton, Captain. E. J. Ring, 1st Lieutenant. 

Wm. Sheppard, 2nd Lieut. James Banks, 3rd Do. 

R. Kneeshaw, Sec’y & Treas. 

“ RESCUE” NO. 3 ENGINE COMPANY. 

31 (juvenile) Members, [including Officers.] 

Joseph Smith, Captain. Charles Hunt, 1st Lieutenant. 

Matthew Benton, 2nd Lieut. M. Purcell, Secretary. 
Thomas Sweeney, Treasurer. 

“ PITGENIX” NO. 4 ENGINE COMPANY. 

21 (juvenile) Members, [including Officers.] 

Francis McClusky, Captain. George Cleugh, 1st Lieut. 
Joseph Richardson, 2nd Lieut. James Riddell, Secretary;. 
John Murphy, Treasurer. 





j2 CITY OP HAMILTON DIRECTOBY. 

CANADA ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS, M.U. 

There are thirteen Lodges in the Hamilton District. 

OFFICERS: - 

H. B Bull, District G.M.; 3. Hastings, District D.G.M; 
J. Tindall, District G. Secretary. 


Explanatory Notes of the Streets ana Numbers. 

The parts of all streets (extending north and south) north of King-street, are 
caUed by their names proper, as James-st., Hughson-st„ whilst the part south 
of King-street is denominated Upper, as Upper James street, Upper Ilugbson 
street, mid by the same rule the streets extending east and west; those east of 
James are called by their proper name as King-street, while those west of Janies 

street have the prefix of west, as west King-street. 

In King-street, and all streets parallel with it, the numbers commence at 
James-street, and run East and West, the odd numbers being on the South side, 
and the even on the North, viz.: W. P- Maclaren’s number is 1 King-street, D. 
Macnab’s, 3 King-street; while on the opposite, or North side, Lawson and 
Brother’s number is 2 and 4 King-street, and J. T. Biclde and Son’s, G King-street 
Also, Canada Insurance Office is No. 1, and the Ontario Insurance Office is No- 
3 West King-street; while opposite, Hamilton and Kneeshaw’s number is 2, and 
A. Booker’s number is 4 West King-street. ' . . 

In James-street and all parallel streets, the numbers commence at Kmg-st. and 
ran North, and South, the odd numbers being on the West side, and the even on 
the East viz : J. Hutchison’s number is 1, and Ruthven and Watson’s, 3 James- 
steeet and on the opposite side, Field & Davidson’s is No. 2, and J McKd- 
lop’s, 4 James-street; while A. A. and A. Wylie’s, number is 1, ^d -R. mKU- 
Roy’s, 3 Upper James-street, the even numbers on the opposite, or East side. 


Note.— The difficulty of getting up a first Directory of a large place any 
thing like correctly, is, (from the absence of numbers to the houses, and the in¬ 
difference of the public to give the necessary information from the object not 
being thoroughly understood, together with the fact that the work is compose^ 
of proper names for which there can be no rule, and an infinite variety of ad¬ 
verse causes,) very great, indeed more than an approximation to correctness is 
impossible, whilst a future edition, based on the above, can readily be made s0 
The system of numbering the houses, though open to objections, is that thought 
most convenient, being identical with that of the sister city, Toronto. 
















ALPHABETICAL LIST OE STREETS, 

WITH THE 

NAMES OE HOUSEHOLDERS & RESIDENTS 

PLACED UNDER 

The name of the Street in which they reside. 


Anderson Street 

Extends from Tipper James to Upper Queen Street. 

Ardvorlich Street 

Extends Westward from Dundurn Street. 

Ashley Street 

Extends Northward from King Street. 

Augusta Street. 

Extends from Upper James to Upper Catharine Street. 

SOUTH SIDE. -NORTH SIDE. 

1-- , . : ■ 

3 Hockaday T., teacher. 2 Swift John, Dentist. 

5 Belton Rev. S., Wes. Meth. 

n -:- 

9 Sterling George, bootmaker. 

Hughson Street intersects 

13 Mackenzie R., painter. 14 Watkins F., drygoods mer. 

15 Stevens R., tinsmith. 

17 Devine J., moulder. 

19 Nash J., waiter. 

John Street intersects 

21 Farish J. C., widow. 22 —- 

24 Walker M., sempstress. 

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Aurora Street 

Extends from Mills to George Street. 


WEST. 


EAST. 

28 Pitzmorris G. ? plasterer. 
30 Patton J., printer. 


Barton Street 

Extends from James Street to the East City limits . 

SOUTH. | NORTH. 

6 Ra worth J., carpenter. 

8 Browne Edward. 

10 Leggo W., Attorney. 

12 Monroe Captain. 

Hughson Street intersects 

18 Catchpole R., labourer. i 16 Rose J., whitesmith. 

15 Seymour J., printer. I 18 Johnson G., carpenter. 

John Street intersects 

28 Stewart J., moulder. 

25 Cleary T. shoemaker. 

27 Walker T. cooper. , ^ . 

31 Elliott J. Sawyer. 24 Ryan J., waggon maker. 

' 26 Pearson W. waiter. 

28 Thompson W., cutter. 

Hughs on Street inter sects 

„ | 40 Carter H., shoemaker, 

Base Street 

Extends from James to Mary Street . 

south. 


38 


NORTH. 

1 Malcolmson B. 

2 Poole J., shoemaker. 


12 Colley C., carpenter. 


Bay Street 

Extends from King Street West to Brock Street 


EAST, 

2 Kirkendall Samuel. 


WEST. 


1 Paircleugh, R. dealer in skinij 
3 Wilson J., lumber-yard. 

Market Street West intersects 

6 Wallis W., school. 

8 -—- 


10 


9 Carpenter J., hardware. 


1 2 VanValkenburg, C., p edlar. 
14 Bryant J., chandler. 






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15 


BAY STREET CONTINUED. 

Vorlc Street intersects 

16 Wilkinson W., moulder. I 17 Eairweather J., carpenter, 


19 Paircleugh’s skin yard. 
Vine Street intersects 


22 Waugh J., carpenter. 

24 Preston J., tailor. 

29 Gilbert J., tailor. 

28 Power J. T., printer. 

30 Knarson J., mason. 

32 Somerset Hester. 

34 McCoombes G., labourer. 
38 Parest Win,, blacksmith. 

Camion 


21 Judd J., soap factory. 
23 Little J., stove pedlar. 
25 Ilardiker J., grocer. 


27 Holmes J., porter. 


40 Houston W., carpenter. 
42 Artrup W. J. carpenter. 
44 


52 Mooney J., nail cutter. 
54 Berry Catherine. 

56 Sunley W., saddler. 
68 Gordon Capt. John. 


Street intersects 

35 Caddy Capt. John. 

37 Oliver Stephen. 

89 Lincoln Jcarp enter 
41 Dickinson J., mason, 
43 Budge P.y mason. 

45 Crainer J., carpenter. 
47 

57 Miller J. 


Williams J., labourer. 


Mulberry Street intersects 

60 Moffatt R.. carpenter. [ 

S heaffe Street intersects 

62 -——- | 

Colborne Street intersects 


68 Pratt L., coachmaker. l 

Elmer E., hewer. I 

Concession Street intersects 


72 


74 Haley Eliza, boarding-house. 


73 Chambers D., bricklayer. 
75- 


77 Sahthan J., carpenter. 

Bold Street 

j Extends from Upper James to Upper Queen; Street, 


south. 


NORTH, 


5 Blythe E. A., surveyor. 






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BOLD STREET CONTINUED. 

McNab Street intersects 

i 

Bond Street intersects 

41 Ford B., labourer. 40. Moriarty P., labourer. 

43 Faulkner J., bricklayer, 

45 Banden A., brickmaker. 

Caroline Street intersects 

46 Carroll J., mason. 

48 Billon J., labourer. 

50 Butler P., labourer. 

52 Watson P., labourer. 

54 Baldwin T., teamster. 

56 Bulan E., porter. 

Bond Street 

Extends from King Street West to MarMand . 

WEST. EAST. 

2 Reid John. 

12 Longmire W., turner. 

7 Hamilton coach factory. 14 McCulloch P., carpenter. 

11 Oshawa J., dry goods. 16 Thomas J., clerk. 

18 Campbell B. F., eom. mer. 

Bowen Street 

Extends from Main to Tyburn Street. 

11 English Jas. B. | Lynds stables. 

Bowery Street 

Extends from King Street West to South City limits . 

13 Tucker Catli., seminary. | 

Main Street intersects 

1 24 Walker J., soap factory. 
31 Cave O., teamster. ‘26 BennettS., turner. 

Breadallbane Street 
Extends from Par h to Jones Street . 
Broadway 

Extends from Loch to Queen Street . 

SOUTH. I NORTH, 

| 12. --- 

Bay Street intersects 











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17 


BROADWAY, 
25 Macbeth W., pensioner. 

27 Park W., Mason. 

31 McAdam W., carpenter. 

33 Mansfield J., shoemaker. 

35 Helligan R tr carpenter. 

37 McGowen J., mason. 

39 McArthur R., carpenter. 


COMTIHUBD. 

26 Sullivan D., provision dealer. 

28 -——— 

30 Wherry S., stone cutter. 


Brock Street 

Extends from McNab to Bay Street. 

Burlington Street 

Extends from James to Bay Street. 

Canada Street 

Extends from Queen to Garth Street. 


Cannon Street East 

Extends from Wellington to Emerald Street. 

Cannon Street West 

Extends from James to Caroline Street. 

SOUTH. NORTH. 

3 Bagot Samuel, carpenter. 2 — ■■ ' " ■- ' 

5 Robe Mary, widow. 4 Shed. 

7 Taylor Mary. 6 Dampier Richard. 

9 Brands J., shoemaker. 10 Yelden R., teamster. 

11 Smith P., carpenter. 12 McGarrill J., labourer. 

14 Seaward, blacksmith. 
McJSTdb Street intersects 


15 

17 

19 

21 


Williams J., porter. 
Donohoe Jane. 

Black JD., chandler. 
Pitzpatrick II., painter. 


16 St. Mary’s orphan asylum. 

20 Vogt, G., organ builder. 

22 Miller J., painter. 

24 Pattison& Philips, tobaconists. 


Baric Street intersects 


31 Shed. 

33 Patfcison & Phillip’s bakery. 

35 Shed. 

37 Hager & Vogt, organ builders. 
39 Huld John. 

41 Murray J., machinist. 

43 Kerr Robert. 

4-5 Shed. 


26 Orr W., carriage-maker. 

30 Walker T., pedlar. 

32 Camp J., engineer. 

34 Campbell A., pedler. 

36 ^Robertson G., st’m saw-mill. 
38 Bagg S., carpenter. 

40 Blewit, labourer. 

42 Lockman W., carpenter. 


Bay Street intersects 
51. McPay P., moulder. I 


*This extensive saw mill, house and lot for sale, price £500, apply to T. Bain. 
33 jLt 




IB CITY OF HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 

Caroline Street 

Extends from King West to the Bay. 

WEST SIDE. EAST SIDE. 

3 Rose D., tobacconist. 

MarTcet Street West intersects 

11 Hoffman D v , wheelwright. 16 Evans Lucy. 

18 Hardy D., bookbinder. 

Napier Street intersects 

] 20. Carlisle Gy, gardener. 

Yorh Street intersects 

29 i . —- 28 McWiggin F,, laborer. 

31 Creedan D., laborer. 30 Irwin W., shoemaker. 

37 Duval Wm., saw-filer. 32 Dowling J., railway contrac. 

34 ——-- 

Caroline Street Upper 

Extends from King Street West to Soytli City limits 

Catharina Street 

Extends from James to Cherry Street. 

SOUTH SIDE. NORTH SIDE. 

19 Gardner J., shoemaker. 18 Young, J. 

20 Evans A., carpenter. 

23 Buckley D., laborer. 

' John Street intersects 

SOUTH. NORTH. 

27 Stabling. 26 Stevenson J., clerk. 

29 Cameron Mary. 28--—■ 

30 Collingwood T., builder. 

Catharine Street intersects 

31 Webber W., mason. 32 Murray, W. F., clerk. 

35 Looney J., teacher. 34 Spencer, J., clothier. 

43 Maley John. 36 Sample R., mason. 

45 Hagin P., laborer. 38 Muldon J., laborer. 

47 Fitzgerald F., laborer. 49 Maun P., carpenter. 

49 Davidson A., laborer. 42 Clary J., laborer. 

51 Garey J., laborer. 44 Sullivan J., shoemaker. 

46 King W., laborer. 

48 O’Brien E., widow. 

50 Evans R., gardener. 

Walnut Street intersects 












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19 


CATHARINA STREET, CONTINTJED. 

52 Bow Jas., laborer. 


5*7 Shear B., laborer. 
59 Burns J., laborer. 

61 Harris A., tinsmith. 


56 Colley J., shoemaker. 
58 Sullivan J., laborer. 

60 Lehan J., laborer. 

62 McManus J., labourer. 
64 Welsh P., laborer. 

66 Bunford.„J., laborer. 

68 Rohajii'A., laborer. 

Cathcart Street 

Extends from King Street to 'East Market Street . 

EAST SIDE. 


54 


WEST SIDE. 

1 Stables. 

8 Allen W., street inspector. 
5 Hopkins R., bootmaker. 


4 --- 

6 McKillop B.,engineer. 
8 Griffith E., blacksmith. 
10 Barton M., laborer. 

12 Sullivan M., moulder. 


Catharine Street 

Extends from King Street to the Bay . 


WEST SIDE. 


King William 

18 Sheldon Wm B. 

15 --- 


EAST SIDE. 

6 Logan, E., clerk. 

Street intersects 

14 Jackson D., carpenter. 

16 Jones B., livery stables. 
18 Pickard B., coachmaker. 


Mebecca Street intersects 


28 Ware P. T., watchmaker. 

25 Whipple E., stove mer. 

2*7 Thompson A., clerk. 

81 Pattillo G., Cabinet-maker. 
85 Perry Remain, cabinet-mk'r. 
3*7 Broadfield G., clerk. 

89 Nicholson J., laborer. 

41 Hornby Mrs., day school. 

Gore St, intersects 
43 Roach George, victualler. 

45 Kelk E., musician. 

4/7 Mur ton W., clerk. 

49 English Mary. 

51 Pringle W., tinsmith. 


28 Bobbin M. A., grocery. 

30 Lucas R. moulder. 

82 Wright Bavid. 

84 Kennedy, E. bank clerk. 

86 Rayner W., organ builder. 
88 Shearsmith, W., plasterer. 
40 Murphy B., grocer. 

42 Magill C.; dry goods mer. 
44 Magill E., watchmaker. 

46 --—-- 

48 Crawford J., 

50 Eord N., (mayor) painter. 









CITY OF IIAMILTOFT DIRE CTORY. 


CATHARINE S r J 
58 Hamilin W., engineer. 

65 French J., Watchmaker. 

6*7 Kelly M., sempstress. 

69 Glassy E., shoemaker. 

61 Burnham J., widow. 

65 MacneilW., lumberer, 

6*7 McCartney F., widow, 

Henry & 

81 Park Wm. 

85 Nisbet R., bootmaker. 

89 Davis H„ carpenter. 

93 —- 

Lynd £ 

91 McVicar, E. tinsmith. 

99 Tiffin F., teamster. 

101 Maguire M., joiner. 

108 Hynds C., engineer. 

Ill Magrow R., builder. 

113 Wilstead W., carpenter. 
117 White M., sempstress. 
121 Walker Mrs., col’d. 

125 Sullivan, J., shoemaker. 


STREET, continued. 

52 Thorner J., auctioneer. 

54 -- 

56 --- 

58 Mulvay L., clerk. 

60 Riddler W., shoemaker. 

*70 MacnabD. A., clerk. 

Street intersects 

*78 Flaherty J., coachman. 

82 Sorley J., clerk. 

88 —-*-- 

94 Beardmore G.L.,leather mer 

l Street intersects 

1 98 Blaire Wm., laborer. 

100 Mundy W. G., porter. 


106 Power W., laborer. 

108 Phillips W., carpenter. 
114 Bridges T., mason. 

116 FenelonF., shoemaker. 
118 Dolman, S. mason. 

120 Day J., shoemaker. 

122 Sliearsmith J., pottery. 
124 Miller A., clerk. 


Barton Street intersects 

;s ™T,%£r- 

Stinson Street intersects _ 

1T1 McBride J., laborer. 1 

IT 3 Magerty P., laborer. 1 

Oalc Street intersects 

211 Davis P., Capt. 1 Old Hospital. 

Catharine Street Upper 

Extends from King to Hannah Street, 

WEST SIDE. EAST SIDE. 

6 MacCowell J., laborer. 2 Harris’s Stables. 

_ 6 Robmson’s livery stables. 

d Hart T., laborer. I 

Main Street intersects 









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21 


CATHARINE STREET, UPPER, CONTINUED. 

19 Jevons J., house-painter. 

21 Richardson W., teamster. 

23 Wilson, thrashing machines. 

2 7 Looney, J. B., district school. 

29 McCann E., plasterer. 

31 Mitchell I)., tailor. 

33 Hardman J., sausage maker. 


Tyburn 

Bellchambers II., widow. 
Giood Mrs., grocery. 
Bassfield P., carpenter. 

41 Leonard B. widow. 

43 Bishop R., bricklayer. 
Fick Mrs., widow. 

Cannon C., stone cutter. 
Dodson J., printer. 
Hensey N., widow. 


35 

3V 

39 


45 

47 

49 

51 


Street intersects 


40 Dublerty C., widow, 

42 Tellerhurn J., shoemaker. 
44 Pleat J., sempstress. 


Peel Street intersects 

50 HorleyJane. 

52 Bartrum W., sign painter. 
54 Watkins T. C., dry g’ds mor. 
56 Burnham J. 

58 Looney, Cath. 

66 Furnace John. 


70 O’Reilley M., judge C. C. 


57 Land W., porter. 

59 O’Neil J., shoemaker. 

67 Slater C., tailor. 

69 Davis S., city bailiff. 

VI McLaren W., laborer. 

Augusta Street intersects 

75 Bell J., laborer. 

77 Peat T., carpenter. 

Oatharina Street intersects 

| 16 Shepard Rev. G., E. Meth, 

Maria Street intersects 

8V Murphy T., grocer. | 86 Conway E., shoemaker. 

Charles Street 

Extends from King Street West to Hunter street . 


WEST. 


1 -- 

3 McKay’s stables. 
11, Young W., porter. 

13 ---L 

15 Mills S., Hon. 


EAST. 


12 Jones T., stone cutter. 

14 McQueen Thos., ed Canadian. 
16 Buckland Elizabeth, teacher. 








__ CITY OF HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 

CherryStreet 

Extends from Main, Street to the Mountain. 
™- . east. 

I 6 McCornish R., tanner. 
Tyburn Street intersects 


in W^.o/ U T dit R’ W + id ? W ' 14 C1 ement J., tanner. 

19 Watson L. B., tailor. 18 Park 0>> upholsterer. 

20 *-——• — 

22 Grant Gregor, carpenter. 

Peel Street intersects 

29 Baker J., laborer. 

33 Morrison T., clerk. 

35 Yager A., teamster. 

3^ Pearson, Mrs. sempstress. 

41 "Robinson E., widow. 

O Reilly Street intersects 


53 Hart J., widow. 

55 Mackintosh A., laborer. 
5*7 O’Brien M., sempstress. 

Mills Street intersects 


Catharine Streep intersects. 


* 1 1 Bo wan P., laborer. 
13 Duggan D., laborer. 
Y5 Duggan M., laborer 
11 Murphy E., tailor. 


8 1 f 0Smaker - 80 OlalreyD., laborer. 

oq Hawley T., laborer. 84 Queen A., laborer. 

89 Goodfellow W., shoemaker. 88 Shaulin G., laborer. 

90 Herbert M., widow.' 

Concession Street 

Extends from James to Railway Street. 


62 Carley A., widow. 

64 Horrigan J., laborer. 
66 Leckie A., baker. 

68 Kelly E., sempstress. 
3r - 10 Rowan P., teamster. 

' er - 1 2 Cawley J., laborer. 

,rer * 14 : Blair E., sempstress. 

f- 16 - 

18 Broodwiek D., porter. 
Maria Street intersects 


8 Tyle T., laborer. 

1 Kennedy J., laborer. 












Colborne Street 

Extends from James Street to Bay Street 
McNab Street intersects 

SirtTTmTr 


SOUTH. 

10 ® kl ™ an blacksmith. 
18 McIntyre W., blacksmith. 


Parle Street intersects 
| 28 -- 


north. 

16 Ke]k George. 

20 McLane J., waggon mak, 


Duke Street 

JSrtM * /roW ^per Quean Street 

Duntlurn Street 

ExtendefrornMnyStreet Weetto Tori, Street. 
East Avenue 

Extend*from Mine, to Barton Street. 

East Bay Street 

Extend* from Buyheon to Mary etreet. 

East Market Street 

Extends from Mary Street fr> 7r * „ 

south. , ° 2Lastern Oitylimih 


3 Sweetman M. 

5 Eagar James! 

1 fright G. 

Oolebrook J., clerk. 

!! ^ a y lor J- M., mason. 

19 iron f o«nder. 

on Sutchmson J., clerk. 

ok ^. att bews J carpenter. 

25 fo'gsby J., engineer. 

* Ranson J -> teacher D. school. 


north. 

4 LEearnside E. c., tailor. 

io —m 
12 Lachy TV., carpenter. 

18 M° S n- r Ale ?,' M -> ia tter 
18 McGivern E v saddler. 

' 28 aI X ° H ? harIes > tinsmitl 
28 Avery A engineer. 

1 Sinner,J.,crockery mer 
8fi p acke T nzie D -» clerk, 
oo £ urt J -> moulder. 

38 Bartholomew J., Jabore 





bast mabket stbeet, cobthtoed. 


37 Conway R., saddler. 

39 Daley, D. laborer. ^ 

43 Warren T., bookbinder. 

45 Clucas W., carpenter. 

Nelson street intersects . 

61 Stewart, Wm. printer. 

63 Thompson M. grocery. 

69 Hutton J., widow. 

79 Taylor J., shoemaker. 

Cathcarl street intersects . 

81 Chichester A., shoemaker. 

87 Hayden, G. painter, 

89 Scrieven, J. laddermaker. 

91 Elliott Thos., cutler. 


40 Arthur J. , mason. 

42 Haggart A., moulder. 

44 Sharpe W., moulder. 

46 Magil S., patterner. 

48 Hayward Rev. J,, Meth. 
52 Whiting 0., carpenter. 

54 

56 Milne J. D. 

58 Be vis W., cabinet maker. 

| 60 Myles E. widow. 

Nelson Street intersects 
Moore’s lumber yard. 

70 

80 Wilson J. 

82 Donelly James, hewer. 
84 Addair J., carpenter. 

86 Maitland J.,’ carter. 

88 Cummings J., joiner. 


Elisa Street 

Extends faom Caroline to Hess Street . 

Ellen Street 

Extends from Caroline to Hess Street . 
Emerald Street 

Extends from King to Barton Street . 

Eaweett Street 

Extends from Stuart Street to the Bay. 

Garth Street 

fete* /row Kms Street West to Semth City limite. 
Garth Street (Little) 

Extends from Dundurn Street to Western City limits. 
George Street 

Extends from Queen to Loch Street. 


SOUTH, 


north. 








OUT OF HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 25 


George Street 

Extends from Queen to Loch Street . 

HO SOUTH. I NORTH. 


| 6 - 

Bay and Pearl Streets intersect 

SI Eensler J., laborer. 

35 Crawfcrd W., laborer. 

3 1 --- 

39 Young Sam, butcher. 

George Street (Little) 

Extends from Upper Cherry to Upper Wellington Street . 

1 Evans T., laborer. 4 Johnson J., laborer. 

6 - 

8 Lynch J., laborer. 

10 Holler an J., laborer. 

Gore Street 

Extends from James to Catharine Street 


12 Mackelcan J., M. D. 
14 Hunter B., M, H. 


Hughson Street intersects 

16 Davis’s shed. I 1*7 Bates J., M. D. 

John Street intersects 

22 Evans D., tailor. 23 Springer H., Attorney. 

24 Lendrum Ann, school teacher. 25 Smith B. E., machinist. 

28 Stephens 0., blacksmith. 2 1 Dixon W., dry goods mer. 

30 Hallowell T., tailor. 29 Best T. N., auctioneer. 

Governor Street 

Extends from Loch to Princess Street 


5 - 

5 Turner J., grocer. 

*1 Wyllie A. A., dry goods. 
9 Buchanan D., clerk. 

11 Wetenhall Eliza. 

13 Kerby J., city clerk, 






CITY OP HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 


Guise Street 

Extends from James to Oatharine Street. 


NORTH. 


30 Haining R.j clerk. 


u BumsP., blacksmith. 12 Ebbs & MacDonell, brokers. 

13 Pass •—, clerk. H Browne M. W., forwarder. 

16 -- 

I'T Downing M., grocer. 

Hughson Street intersects 

19 McGuire B., porter. 

IS «- 

2*7 Browne M. W., wharfinger. 

31 Custom House. 

39 Grant W., sailmaker, 

Hannah Street 

Extends from James to Mary Street. 

NORTH. 

2 Bulter J\, carpenter. 

4 Magarity G., teamster. 

6 Wequhart E., clerk. 

Hannah Street (Upper.) 

Extends from Upper James to Walnut Street. 

1 Pringle J. Attorney. Hughson Street intei s* 

11 Galbreaith J., grocer. 

18 Moore D., tinsmith. 

John Street intersects 


Hughson Street intersects 


Oatharine Street intersects 

, 34 Selmer C., baker. 

38 Arthington D,, laborer. 

Harriet Street 

Extends from Caroline to Queen Street. 

Henry Street 

Extends from James to Mary Street. 

SOUTH. NORTH. 

1 Cook H., .wharfinger. 2 Helligan T., laborer. 

3 Bloore J., hardware mer. 4 Sylvester T., tinsmith. 

5. Benedict D., dry goods mer„ 6 Macdonald M., laborer. 

1 - 1 .- District Shook 

11 -«— 


Hughson Street intersects 








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HENRY STREET, CONTINUED. 

13 Graham A., nailer. I 12 Juson’s nail factory. 

15 Aldous Eliza, milliner. ' 

John Street intersects 

21 Tilden J. D., cabinet maker. *. 20 Brown Sarah, widow. 

23 Wallace J., moulder. | 22 Black Jas., ship owner. 

Catharine Street intersects 

31 Reed W., gardener. | 25 Buchanan I., merchant. 

Herkimer Street 

Extends from Upper James to Queen Street. 

Hess Street 

Extends from King Street West to the Bay . 

EAST. 


WEST. 

1 Mac&onell A., contractor. 

3 -—-- 

5--- 


East Marlcet Street * intersects 


8 

10 


12 Gilmour W § , cabinet maker. 
Napier Street intersects 

14 Snowden William. 


Peter Street intersects 

13 Herald W., carpenter. 

15 Sawyer S., clerk. 

KorJc Street intersects 

17 Daley M., carter. 

19 Gould A., tailor. 

21 Saunders Mrs. 

23 Pollard S., engineer. 

25 Steven W., carpenter. 

2 1 Kerr Alexander. 

29 Darner V., engineer. 

31 Maglen J., laborer. 

Hess Street (Upper) 

Extends from King Street West to South City limits 

2 Dath J., shoemaker. 


4 West W., constable R. R, 
6 Eynn E., constable R. R. 






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Hughson Street 

Extends from King Street to the Bay. 


WEST. EAST. 

1 Day foot J. B. & Co., leatli’rmer. 2 McCarty D., laborer. 

3 Stinson T., savings’ Bank. 4 __ 

5 Mottashed J., bootmaker. 6 Clanton W., saw-filer. 

7 Iitzgibbon G., painter. G-J- Jones J., waiter. 

, . , 8 Serron J., blacksmith, 

icksmith. 8* McMillan W., grocer. 

10 Wilson M., recess. 
10-JBaineds M., eating house. 
12 Lamkins Rebecca. 

J 12-J Anderson F., dyer. 

King William Street intersects 


11 Lalor JV, blacksmith. 


13 Lister Mrs., widow. 
15 Freer J., druggist. 
Vi Lister Joseph. 


29 Roper J. H., clerk. 


81 Duggan T., M. D. 


Rebecca Street intersects 


14 Quin J. } cabinet maker. 

16 Nowham T., laborer. 

16£ Grenian W., laborer. 

18 Warren J., laborer. 
18-^-Mahall T., laborer. 

20 Burke T., laborer. 

204 To tan J., laborer. 

22 Davis G., laborer. 

22-J Lane L., wliitewasher. 

24-- 

24-J- Wh al ey J., whitewasher. 

26 Bradshaw M. A. 

28 Barker D., boarding house. 


51 Clark H., architect. 

55 Carver F. J._, currier. 
57 West Mrs. widow. 

59 Dodds W., carpenter. 
SO-J-Tunstall M., machinist. 
61 GobellJ., spike maker, 
63 — --- 


32 Dickerman Thomas. 

34 - 

36 Johnson Geo., chair factory. 
40 Hoodless R , chair maker. 

42 Smith Carolina. 

44 Mossiman M., shoemaker. 

48 Grant D., moulder. 

Street intersects 

50 Bugar J., nailer. 

52 Washington J., clerk, 

54 Young J., clerk. 

60 Craigie, W., M. D. 

62 Osborne J., clerk* 

64 Turnbull W., clerk. 

66 - 

68 Congregational Church, 







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HUGHS COT STBEEI, COHTIHUHD. 

Henry Street intersects 

65 Nelson T. 7 clerk. 

6Y Boyle Bev. B., Prim. Meth. 

69 Porter D., ckairmaker. 

71 Howard P., widow, 

73 Hamilton A., druggist. 

75 Sutherland J., Capt. Magnet. 

77 Euthven P., printer. 


70 Mitchell J., bailiff; 


Lynd Street intersects 


82 McArthur Capt. 

84 --- 

86 Omand William. 


88 Lard P., steamer steward. 
90 Mclnerney J., moulder. 

92 Pilgiano T., dentist. 

94 Pettigrew H., carpenter. 

96 Irving J., clerk. 

98 Doughty Geo., shoemaker. 
100 Beatty W., custom’s clerk. 
102 Hayden G., carpenter. 

104 Somersett H., tailor ess. 

120 New W.j mason. 


Barton Street intersects 


119 Ebbs J., express agent. 
121 Phinney C., engineer. 
123 Eogers Geo. 

125 Hunting S., sexton. 

127 Buskerd J.. laborer. 

129-- 


131 Spohn P., attorney. 

Stinson 


122 O’Higgins J., mer, tailor. 


Street intersects 


133 Divine W., labourer. 
135 Goodfellow W., tailor. 
137 Briton B., carpenter, 
139 Keanny M., laborer. 


132 Brenen L., basket maker. 
184 Brenon J,, carpenter. 


Oah and Union Streets intersect 


151 Jeffrey J. 

153 Eussell Jane. 

155 Trutcher E., shoemaker. 
157 Hickling O., flour agent. 


152 Eredenburg G., cigar maker. 
154 Hilliard A., boarding house. 


C 2 


Wilson Street intersects 









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life 


HUGIIS03ST STEEBT, CONTINUED. 

165 Tilman W., butcher. 158 Shillington T., ostler. 

167 Gravin T., joiner. 160 Fagan J., laborer. 

169 Lee 0., super. G. W. E. E. 3 62 Carrs E., mason. 

164 Lloyd M. 

166 Thompson J., baker. 
168 Edgar G., ship builder. 
170 Eouth Thos., forwarder. 

Hiiglison Street [Upper] 

Extends from King Street to the Mountain. 


11 Ferrie C. & J., & Co., mer. 


4 Eeid C. D., attorney. 

6 Leonard A., livery stables. 

8 Leggo W., attorney, 

Pringle J. D., Attorney. 
Bundy P., license inspector. 
Proudfoot & Jones attorneys. 


Main Street intersects 


13 Smiley E. E., Spectator Office . 

15 Bell Win., city arms. 

17 Bull II. B., Gazette Office . 

27 McKillop J., confectioner. Court House Square. 

Tyburn Street intersects 
29 Gunner W., day school. 

81 Tassie WY, school teacher. 

Peel Street intersects 

41 Stokes James. 

48 Mewburn T., clerk. 

45 Currell D., blacksmith. 

47 Wilcocks T., laborer. 

51 Eeid J., clerk. 

55 Gay James, cemetery agent. 

57 Copp A., tinsmith. 

59 --— gg i$ eemer jeweller. 

Augusta Street intersects 
85 Sabine J. E., bankers clerk. | 

Gatharina and Maria Streets intersect 

,65 Bonneley Jane, widow. 

67 Kennedy 0 ., tailor. 

71 Pierson M., widow. 

73 Q’Bourk L., tailor. 











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Hunter Street 

Extends from Upper James to Queen Street. 

SOUTH. 

1 Polcox J., tinsmith. 

3 Davidson J., pedlar. 

5 Scarf W., mason. 

7 Ho p craft W., stone-mason. 

9 Hyer C., laborer. 

11 Heed P., teamster. 

13 Munro J., cabinet maker. 

15 Henderson J., cabinet maker. 


McJVab and Bond Streets intersect 
Normal School. | Charles Street 

Bowery Street intersects 


intersects 


48 GilmourJ., cabinet maker. 
50 Bishoprick, chandler. 

52 Hatton George, stone cutter. 

54- McIIarg J., gardener, 
Caroline Street intersects 
65 Loving Thomas, mason. 

67 Spratt R., mason. 

69 Perry George, laborer. 

71 Coonan J., laborer. 


Iiiehboy Street 

Extends from Yorlc Street to St. Mary's Lane. 
James Street 


Extends from King Street to the Bay . 


WEST. 

1 Hutchison J., hatter. 

3 Ruthven & Watson, fey store. 
5 Carter J., watchmaker. 

7 

Preston D., daguerrean. 

Ross L., German physician. 

9 Rosenband L., fancy store. 

9-£Bruce M,, tailor. j 

11 Nickerson J., watchmaker. 
Ryckman J., j. p. 

Barnard A., barber. 

13 Martin D., dry goods. 

15 Walker & Hutchinson, d g’ds. 

Yorlc Street intersects 


EAST. 

2 PieM & Davidson, sadlera. 

4 McKillop J., confectione!’.. 

6 Dixon W., dry goods. 

8-10 Best & Green Auctioneers 
Townsend W., organ builder, 
12 Treer J., druggist. 

14 Mathews J., flour store. 

16 Ryan & Campion, hardware. 
18 Egan P. L., grocer. 

20 McRae D., drygoods. 

22 Crossley J., dry goods. 

Bing 1/Villiam St ., intersects 
24 Zwick W. H., dry goods. 
Service J. IL, millinery. 







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JAMES STREET. 


City Hall. 


31 —---- # _ 

S3 McAllister H., hair dresser. ^ 

85 McEillop A. & A., S r ® c ® rs ; ; ° 
8'7 Quimby A. G. & Go., tobac. fau. 
89 Brown R., saloon. 

41 Garrett & Freeland com. mei. 

48 Mechanic’s institute. 

45 -- - -- 

47—-- , 

49 Bray J., insurance agent. 

51 Cozens G. H., mer tailor. 

58 Dallyn J, E., hair dresser. 

55 Davidson T., city hotel. 

Merrick Street intersects 

61 McQuesten Fisher&Co. y i ndrs. 
65 Fitzpatrick H., grocery. 

67 Acrainan E., collector^ _ 

69 Dallyn & Son, bellows makers. 

71 -- : - 

73 Lazarus G., turner. 

Vine Street intersects 

79 McGee P., laborer. 

g : __— 

88 McOan John, Shoemaker. 

87 McDonagh A. ,■ 

89 Dullienty M., shoemaker. 

93 Jeffrey Ann, grocery. 

Gannon Street intersects 
95 BraniganT., baker. 

97 Brecas N., laborer. 

99 Ilardiker J., grocer. 

101 Murton M., seminary. 

103 Swain J., bank clerk. 

105 Kavanagh Jlaborer, 

107 Kavanagh M., bar tender. 

Mulberry Street intersects. 

109 Marnay P., laborer. 

Ill Coffin J., laborer. 

113 Tristran G., engineer. 

115 Debus G., shoemaker. 


COHTIHUED. 

26 Baine J. W., hardware. 

30 Lindsay J., burns’ hotel. 

32 Sylvester T., tinsmith. 

34 Goombe B., baker. 

36 --- 

;8-40 McKay J., crown hotel. 

42 Beardmore G. L., leather m. 
44 Taylor W,, watchmaker. 

46 Miller J., house painter. 

48 Harding Bros-, plumbers. 

Rebecca Street intersects 

50 Post office. 

Logie & Barrett, attorneys. 

52 ---- o „ _ . 

54 Garth, Farmer & Go.,plmbrs. 
56 Ritchie E., post master. 

62 -- 

64 Craig Mrs., widow. 

Gore Street intersects. 

66 Wilkins J., accountant. 

68 Keegan S. A., milliner. 

70 Wilson J., sash factory. 

72 Kerr S. 

72i Spink J., carpenter. 

74 Bank Upper Canada. 

76 Calkland J., laborer. 

78 Gaury P., carpenter. 

80 Sullivan P., tailor. 

82 Cook R, lumber mer. 

Henry Street intersects 

Knox’s Church. 

86 Hill A. II., architect. 

88 Hogan M., laborer. 

90 Cradle L., teamster. 

92 Ruthven P., printer. 

98 Benedict R. G., engineer. 
102 Elmslie G., school teacher. 
104 Christ Church. 

Lynd Street intersects 

106 Stinson Ebenezer. 

Barton Street intersects 

110 Jordon B., white washer, 

' 112 Tomkins W., baker. .. 














CITY 03? HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 


33 


JAMES STREET, CONTINUED. 


125 Geddes Rev. J. G., Epis. 
127 Rawson T., house painter. 
129 ——- 


131 Pierson Chas., contractor. 

Lynd Street intersects 

135 Powell M., laborer. 

141 Branigan E laborer. 

143- 


Stinson Street intersects . 

161 Watts T., cab driver. 

163 Shea P., tailor. 

165 Molloy T., constable. 

167 McHenry J., joiner. 

Oak Street intersects 

169 Harris George, pedlar. 

171 Douglas J., mason. 

173 Jagoe W., merchant. 

175 Bowmin Catharine, grocery. 
177 Learmond A., pheasant inn. 

Simcoe Street intersects 

179 Quin M., laborer. 

Wilson Street intersects 

185 Wheeler R., tailor. 


114 Welsh M., laborer. 

116 McGee W., cab driver. 
116 Hony D., mason. 
HOPetredge J., bootmaker. 

Stinson Street intersects 

122 McDonald, carpenter. 

124 Casey D., laborer. 

126 Calligan Catherine. 

128 Hogan W., laborer. 

130 O’Brien II., laborer. 

Oalc Street intersects . 

132 Eidridge John. 

136 Walehaus P., shoomaker. 
138 Smith W., laborer. 

Union Street intersects 

142 Keily D., shoemaker. 

144 Haynes T. A., dry goods. 
146 Jagoe J., clerk. 

Wilson Street intersects 

148 -- 


152 Hughes J., laborer. 
154 Pinn M., laborer. 

156 Phillips T., carpenter. 


Hannah Street intersects 


183 

185 

187 

191 

195 

191 

195 

199 

201 

205 

207 

209 


Brant W., engineer. 

Slater Eliza. 

Crane C., grocery. 

Judge J., shoemaker. 

Murphy B., sempstress. 

Carry J., mariner. 

McFeddan, mariner. 

Tyson Wm., magnet inn. 
PishR., Ontario house inn. 
Adams J., shipping agent. 
Campbell J., burlington inn. 
McPherson & Crane’s offices. 


160 Thompson Mary, widow. 

170 Wetherall J., customsofficer. 


'176 Britannia hotel. 

Base Street intersects 


180 Ford W., boarding house. 
182 Yaldon W., city arms. 

136 Duffy J., burlington house. 


190 McDonald J., Lake Cottage^ 


James Street [Upper) 

Extends from King Street to the Mountain . 

WEST SIDE. EAST SIDE. 


1 A. A. & A. Wyllie, dry goods. 
3 Osborne J., grocer. 

5 Roy R. & J., dry goods. 


6 

8 

IQ 


Stable. 











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JAMES STREET, UPPER, CONTINUED 

n Osborne R., watchmaker. 12 'Stable. , , , 

Milne R., daguerrean. 16 Norton House hotel. 

Holden J. R., Attorney. 

Crickmore C. G., attorney. 

Craigie W., junr., attorney. 

9 Sterling, G,, bootmaker. 

Samuel & Co., com merchants. 

19 Commercial bank, M. D. 

21 McKinstry H., cashier. 

23 o 25 Albion hotel, Nowlan 0. 

2T Bland J. H., hair-dresser. 

29 McClary A., broom factory. 

31 Peacock J., watch-maker. 

33 Clark & Whitney, tinsmiths. . 

Main Street intersects 


39 St. Andrew’s Church. 

Maiden Lane intersects 
43 Baker H. 0., actuary. 

Hunter Street intersects 
4tl Scarth & Firth, builders. 

49 Murson J., carpenter. 

51 Bray J., insurance agent. 


94 Hebden Rev., Epis. i 

96 Brown A., merchant. 

98 Gage Charles, insurance sec’y. 
lOO Bellhouse W., hardware mer. 
*02 Bigelow A., crockery mer. 
106| McLaren W. P., mer. 

110 Freeman S. B., attorney. 


20 Glassco, hatter. 

22 McKendrick J., bookseller. 

Tyburn Street intersects 
28 Carmichael J., stone-cutter. 
30 Wilson W., tailor. 

32 Munday W., gardener. 

Peel Street intersects 
36 Donaldson R., major. 

38 DuffieldF., seminary. 

40 DayfootJ., leather mer. 

42 Bennett J., B. stone mason. 
46 Collin J., laborer. 

48 Doherty L., widow. 

Augusta Street intersects 
52 Watkins S., clerk. 

Gaiharina Street intersects 
Maria Street intersects 

• Hannah Street intersects 

* 82 Young J., grocer. 

101 Kennedy E„ merchant. 


Jane Street 

Extends from Gherry to Wellington Street. 


SOUTH. 

31 Christie R., carpenter. 
35 O’Neil James. 

3*7 Clark T., laborer 







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John Street 

Extends from King Street to the Bay . 

2 Mortimer G., recoss. 


Wilkinson G., barber. 

Ridley Dr. 

Fitzmorris F., laborer. 

Kelly D., laborer. 

Blood G. H., tinsmith. 

Bell R., shoemaker. 

11 Ewen R., tailor. 

13 Gopp & Brothers, tinsmiths. 
15 Wilson Annj Recess. 


3 

5 

H 

9 


4 Macintosh W., hair-dresser. 

6 Brega S., Journal & Ex Office. 

10 —-- 


12 Robertson, dry goods. 
14 Sillett R., milliner. 

144 Sillett G., grocer. 

16 Piper T., flour store. 

18 White T., tinsmith. 
184 Davidson T., grocer. 


King William Street intersects 


1*7 Ferris W., recess. 

19 Donoghue J., saloon. 

21 Butler R., shoemaker. 

234-Smith R., carpenter. 

26 Belnap N., temperance hotel. 
29 Randall J., commer. traveller. 


20 Morgan R., 1ST. A. hotel. 

22 Gurney & Carpenter, foundry. 


26 Baptist Church. 

28 Cozens G. H., mer. tailor. 


Rebecca Street intersects 


31 Wesley Chapel. 

33 Martin P., sausage maker. 

35 Shey Mary, widow. 

3^ Shuffling T., laborer. 

39 Davidson J., builder. 

41 Davis J. M., stage proprietor. 


30 Fenton W., district school. 
32 Wilson J., pensioner. 

34 Grey C., shoemaker. 

36 Crawford L., dry goods mer. 
38 Dickinson W., M. D. 

40 Winer J., druggist. 

42 Jackson H. W. 


Gore Street intersects 


45 Stephen J., surgeon. 

4*7 MchTeale A., dress-maker. 
49 Banes J., carpenter. 

51 McMichaelL, hatter. 

53 Holts Catherine. 

55-- 

5*7 Costen T., accountant. 

59 McDonnell A., nailer. 

61 String M., sempstress. 

63 Jenkins John. 

65 Burris M., machinist. 

6*7 Riley, stage agent. 

69 Shipman J., carpenter. 

*71 McClachland, H, clerk. 


46 --- 

48 Wright George. 

50 Campbell Thomas, cooper. 

52 Kewson E., teacher. 

54 Mullin M., sempstress. 

56 Beveredge J., shoemaker. 

58 Fitzgibbon J., tailor. 

60 Primitive Mcth. Church. 

62 Ashbury, Am. boardinghouse. 
64 Tallman Vv 7 "., builder. 

66 Pinnoek M., dress-maker. 

68 Gurney E., iron founder. 











CITY 03? HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 


JOHN STREET, CONTINUED. 
Henry Street intersects 


97 Armstrong Capt. 


94 Buck N., tailor. 

96 McDonald, carpenter. 

98 Hall John, carpenter. 
100 Dundon J., carpenter. 
102 McArdle P., blacksmith. 


Lynd Street intersects 

109 Durness Lkte, I JjggS* JsjSS** 


111 Fleming W., widow. 

113 Flaharty J., sailor. 

115 Oakes E., laborer. 

117 Dwyer P-, laborer. 

119 Elliott A., boardinghouse, 
121 Thompson J., machinist. 


>rer. ^ -- 

idow - . 106 Tindall T., carpenter. 

[] or> " 108 McMurrin J., cooper. 

, er _' 110 Creach R., carter. 

, re r, 112 Lewis S., builder. 

’dingliouse. HI- ._ 

naehinist. 116 Baker J., tailor. 

Barton Street intersects 


124 Counsel C. O., county clerk. 


161 Flood J., lumber '.merchant. 1 140 Long P., carpenter, 
Stinson Street intersects 


,, .... iso Breden Rev. J.B..W.Moth. 

153 Tallman Matilda. ^ Breic > 

L66 Taylor W., mason. 164 Butt J., caipemer. 

16’7 Holder J., carpenter. 

169 Foster B,., tanner. 

1?? LouciTjo'blaclcsmith.. 162 Botm C., mason. 

183 Hermitage J., stone cutter. 

Stuart Street intersects 

175 Trowell J., Capt. 

177 Seaman j., laborer. 

179 Byne J., laborer. 

■ Union Street intersects 

181 Arbron "WV, robin-hood inn. 

183 Lewin J., shoemaker. 

185 Hewitt R, travellers home, 134 ;e; aima y Q-., hone maker. 

189 Lowly J., laborer. 

Wilson Street intersects 

197 Maguire Bridget. I • _ , . , . 

Hannah, Warren, Wood and Base Streets intersect 


162 Down C., mason. 





CITY OF HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 


JOHN STKEETj CONTINUED. 

2lY Malcolmson J., mate magnet. 218 Orr D., ship inn. 
219 Cameron B., mariner. 

221 Mills J., sausage maker. 

223 Jackson W., sailor. 

East Bay Street intersects 

231 Browne M. WV, wharfinger. | 

John Street [Upper] 

Extends fom King Street to the Mountain. 


1 French J., watch maker. 
3 Hallo well I., broker. 

5 Gamble W . H., grocer. 

*7 Morrison T., grocer. 

9 Kerr J. A., grocer. 

11 Gillesby A., flour store. 
13 Mullin J., hotel. 

15 

19 Cooch J., grocer. 


2 Foster T., coffee merchant. 
, 4 Cole, dyer. 

6 -_-- 

8 Fraser J., com. merchant. 
10 Stewart D., grocer. 

Martin E., attorney. 


12 Beatty T., british hotel. 

14 Pettinger W., smith arms inn. 
16 Snelgrove J., cabinet maker. 
18 Munro J., cabinet maker. 

20 Horcr James, grocery. 

22 Jolley J., saddler. 

24 Kent A., american hotel. 

26 Harper B., grocer. 

28 O’Brien, H. gunsmith. 

30 Kobinson W., shoemaker. 

32 Gibson J., masons’ arms. 


Tyburn Street intersects 


33 Wyllie & Bridgewood wheelr’ts. 
35 Minnis J., travellers home. 

$7 McChesney J., baker. 


43 Leegrice J., baker. 

45 Duffield H., cooper. 

4-Y Applegarth J., flour merchant. 
49 White D., Hamilton house. 


McBride W., stone-cut’rs arras. 
McDonald J., shoemaker. 
Arth J., shoemaker. 

Day J., shoemaker, 
r Grossman P., musician. 

: Campbell E., grocer. 

Meyers D., tavern. 

► Grant A., Bob Eoy hotel. 


Peel Street intersects 


51 Alexander A., grocer. 
53 Heale W., tailor. 

55 Porteous J., tailor. 

D 


52 Gage James. 

54 Hermitage James, clerk. 
56 Collar J., grocer. 





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JOHN STREET, 
55 -jNewcombe J., mason. 

Meat market. 

61 Hayward J., painter. 

6 B VanstoneJ., carpenter. 

65 Wright T., stone cutter. 
6*7 Hutchison J., hatter. 

69 Baker T., carpenter. 

■71 Bosawell A., inn. 


UPPER, 0ONTINTJEB. 

I 58 Teahan J., travellers home. 
60 Almas J., Canada house. 

62 McKay P., tailor. 

64 Johnson D., shoemaker. 

66 Monroe fin,, whitewasher. 
68 Oliver W., teamster. 

70 Pratner J., laborer. , 

72 Newbury A., watchmaker. 
h Reeves John, baker. 

74 

*76 —---- , , , 

*78 Plood Edward, laborer. 


Augusta Street intersects 


83 Garey M., laborer. 

85 Tasse M., widow. 

8*7 Fleming J., tailor. 

96 Foreigner J., shoemaker. 
97 ' Mooney P-, shoemaker. 

99 Fallis J., bill poster. 

101 - 


82 Atkinson S., shoemaker. 
84 Fraser A., constable. 

92 Davis M. 

98 Mellon J., Royal Shades. 


Oatharina Street intersects 


103 Hunter Mrs., widow. 

105 FotheringhamT., clerk. 
10*7 Weller John, builder. 


106 Brown J., city ^ehamberlam 
108 Biddle J., hardware mer; 
110 BellD., dry goods merchant. 
112 Larkin A., widow. 


Maria Street intersects 

111 Church of the Ascension. | 

Hannah Street intersects 

115 Young Jno. junr., merchant. 118 Alexander A., grocer. 

119 Juson R„ hardware mer. ^ 

134 Carpenter A. 

Jones Street 

Extends Westward from Dumdum Street. 

King Street 

Extends from James Street to the Eastern City hmiis. 

1 Maclaren W.F.,wh’lsalegrocer.l 2-4 ^ S WT & dmsS^' 
3 McNab D.&Co.,wh’lsale hdware.[ 6 Bickle T. & Son, Urugg 










CITY OE HAMILTON* DIRECTORY. 39 


KING STREET, 

5 Bank British North America. 

7-9 Kerr A.& T. C., & Co., w s d g. 
11 Cummings J., & Co., crockery. 
13 Bigelow A., crockery. 

15 Gore Bank. 


CONTINUED. 

8 Tisdale V. H., fancy store. 
Springer 0., attorney. 

Odd Fellows’ hall. 

10 -- 

12 Ecclestone T., confectioner. 

14 Hitchcock & Bostock, drug’sts. 
16 Mills & Wright, hatters. 

18 

20 Martin T. N., watchmaker. 

22 Ware P. T.,& Co.,watchmkrs. 
24 Nash J., merchant tailor. 
Macara J., attorney. 

Spohn & Start, attorneys, 

Mills G. H., attorney. 

Filgiano T. B., dentist. 

Reid J., artist. 

Temperance hall. 

26 Inman J. W., dry goods. 

28 Nesbit R., junr., shoe store. 
Burton & Sadlier, attorneys. 
Russell R., working jeweller^' 
30 Watkins F. W., &T. C.,flry g, 
32 Harris T. B. & J. C.,.d* goods. 
34 Murray & JMacdonald, d goods, 
36 Corbey & Co./dry goods. 


Ilughson Street intersects 


17 

19 Glassco W. H., hatter. 

21 Kennedy, Parker & Co., wsd g. 
23 Buntin, & Co., stationers. 

25 Benner R & Co., grocers. 

27 Young & Harvey, hardware. 

29 Titus H. N., & Co., wh. djgoods. 
31 Murphy T., grocer. 

33 Skinner, J., crockery. 

35 Young J., junr., grocer. 

37 Bell Duncan, & Co., wh. d g’ds. 
39 Aitken S. M. & W., wh. d g’ds.i 
41 Holbrook R., shoe store. 

43 Mason T., hatter. 

45 Thompson 0., grocer. 


38 Cartwright G. E,, druggist. 

3 8-J- Beemer& Newbury, jewellers, 
40 Carpenter J., hardware. 

42 Mackay D., clothier. 

44 Bellhouse, Ireland & Co., w h. 
46 McGivern & Co., saddlery h. 
48 Warm oil C., drygoods. 

50 GTIiggins J., clothier. 

52 O’Beirne M. J., dry goods. 

54 Juson R., & Co.,wh. hardware. 
56 Myles J. & W., hardware. 

58 Jarvis J., { hardware. 

60 Hopkins R., shoe store. 

62 Crawford L., dry goods. 

64 Winer J., druggist. 

66 Phinney & Co., publishers. 
Stennet M. B., dentist. 

68 Kennedy Parker & Co., d gds^ 


John Street intersects 






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king street, continued. 


47 Mathieson J. & Co.,wh. grocers. 
49 Mclnnes D., wh. dry goods. 

51 Birss, McCuaig &0o., w grocers. 

53 --- . . 

55 Unsickor J. H., Waterloo inn. 
57 Smith G., dry goods. 


67 Galbreaith D. B., grocer. 


*71 Atkins’ saloon. 

<73 Ring E. J., store depot. 


70 Benedict D., & Co., dry goods. 

Chittenden & Yars, dentists. 
t72 Turner J. & J., grocers. 

74 Magill C., dry goods. 

76 Land J. Scott, grocer. 

78 McKillop J., confectioner. 

80 Washington Mrs., millinery. 

82 Magill E., watchmaker. 

84 Evans D., merchant tailor. 

86 Barnes & Co., booksellers. 

88 Norris’s saloon. 

90 Tracy 0. J., shoe store. 
Ereeman & Jones, attorneys. 
Harris’s bowling alley. 

Earwell & Co., contractors. 

92 Eoster J., grocer, 

94 Moore D., tinsmith. 

96 Buchanan, Young & Co.,h w. 


Catharine Street intersects 


''NL5 Warren H., boot maker. 

77 ~.Harris M. L., little burlington. 
79 MdHay J. R-, victoria house. 
81 Norris R., hide, dealer. 

83 Whitney H. L., chair factory . 1 
85 Smith E., bellhanger. 

87 Eieldhouse B., grocery. 

89 Coates T., chair factory. 

97 Cahill J., attorney. 


99 _____ 

103 Case W.,M. D. 

Walnut Street intersects 
105 Taylor J., shoemaker. 

109 Mcllroy S., widow. 

113 Riche A., wheelwright’ 

115 Winlen S. H., tailor. 

123 Ireland H., hardware. 

127 Aynsley J. J.,OddEellow’s inn. 
' 141 Campbell G., blacksmith. 

143 Gilchrist W., wheel-wright. 
155 Clark S., day school. 


98 Buchanan, Young & Co., m. 
100 Briggs & Williams, patent m. 
102 Brouse N., burlington hotel. ; 
104 Denne 0. G., eating house. 
106 Stell Y„ princejalbert inn. 
108 Slugget T., dyer?' 

110 O’Reilley G., M. D. 

Mary Street intersects 

114 Case H. N. . 

116 Goodenough M. C., ladies s. 
118 Stroud W., butcher. 

120 Blew John, cook. 

122 Murray John, laborer. 

126 Robb A., dry goods mer. 

128 O’Brien L., grocery. 

130 Mathieson J., merchant. 

132 Booker A., commission mer. 
134 Bickle J., druggist. 

136 ---- 

138- 

140 Hanning P., dry goods. 

142 Taylor D. G., pork butcher. 


146 Webster T., bookseller. 
148 Crabtree S., milliner. 
150 Webster T., flour store. 

JSTelson Street intersects 




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KING- STREET, CONTINUED. 

152 Sinclair J., grocery. 

154 Boyle W., shoe maker. 

156 Chrysler S., carpenter. 

158 Nixon H., gardener. 

16 0 Bills A., carp enter. 

162 Messett M., grocery. 

166 Burt W., new inn. 

Oathcart Street inter sects 

1*78 McMair S., clerk. 

180 Nixon J., Wellington inn. 

Wellington Street intersects 

168 Old Methodist Church. 

171 Walker W., laborer. 

173 Appleby R., teamster. 

175 Thornton J., widow. 

177 Goodman Mrs., widow. 

181 Kennedy M. ? laborer. 

221 Kelly & Co., nursery mer. 

225 Land Robert, junr. 

241 Dep’y. Commissary Clarke. 

243 Simon Clarke E. 

245 Jones S., J., attorney. 

King* Street West v - 

Extends from James Street to the Western City limits . 

1 Canada Life Assurance Com. 2 Hamilton & Kneeshaw, drug. 
Great Western Railway office. Christian Advocate office. 

3 Ontario Insurance Oompany. 4 Booker A. junr., coni. mer. 

5 Stevenson P. S., com. mer. 6 Irvine H. & W., com. mer. 

7 Ambridge J. A,, com. mer. Rastrick, J. I., civil engineer. 

9 Bank of Montreal. Swift J. L., Dentist. 

11 Stevens J. Merrigole C., accountant. 

13 MacKay J.D.,wholesale grocer. Canadian newspaper office. 

15 - y ’ 8 McDonald W. R., d. c. clerk. 

Telegraph office. 10 Burns J., western saloon. 

Buildinp* Society office. 12 Roach’s restaurant. 

Chatterton A. J., printer. 14 MacKendrick & Burgess, m s. 

17 Poster W. L,, leather mer. 16 Tremlett W., shoe store. 

19 Bain T., cabinet maker. 18 O’Neil A., mechanics saloon. 

21 Pother gill P., fancy store. 20 McLellan D., bookseller. 

Pitzpatrick & Brother, painters. 22 Pell W., engraver. 

Johnstone W., picture framer. 24 Sulley J., fancy store. 

23 Bates R., broker. 26 Dodsworth J. H., cabinet mk. 

D 2 


188 Crickmore C-, attorney. 
West Avenue intersects 

190 Burton G. W., attorney. 

192 Cochrane H., clerk. 

194 Blakeney Thomas. 

196 Masson J., capt. rocliester. 
Victoria & East Avenue intersects 
206 Tovell Tv, gardener. 





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KIHG- STREET, WEST, CONTINUED. 


27 Distin A. T., tinsmith. 


28 Mason J., hamilton house. 
30 Dewey D., city recess. 
Blyth T. A., surveyor. 
■Wsstcm telearaoh office. 


McWah Street intersects 


29 Eootner W., & Co., grocers. 

31 Ecclestone E., confectioner. 

33 Patillo G., cabinet factory. 

36 Pollock J., marble works. 

■.87 Kerr W. G., grocer. 

39 Woolverton & Peterson pny. 
394-Hewson, bookseller. 

4-1 Pritchard J., blue bonnet inn. 
43 MeKenzie, Gates & Co., wdg. 
45 Gillespie & Denholm, wdg. 

47 Milner B., wholesale hardware. 
49 McKeand Bros., wh. dry goods. 

Charles Street intersects 

60 MacKay R., hotel. 

63 Reid J., cabinet maker. 

: 65 -— ' • 

Bond Street intersects 

67 Wright, dry goods. 

69 -——•-t-- 

61 Dickinson J. M., silver plater. 
63 Elliott T., fur factory. 
ii5 Stein L., gilder. 

/ 67 ---- 

J 69 Carruthers M., straw bonnets. 
71 Young M., milliner. 

73 TraineJ., livery stables. 

76 Williams & Cooper, coach fac. 

77 --- 

79 Sadlier C. A., attorney. 

Bowery Street intersects 

81 Dexter C., surveyor. 

83 Park G. H., M. D. 

86 McElroy, contractor. 

87 King J. R., hair dresser. 

89 White T., melodeon factory. 
91 Williams H., porter. 

93 McDowell S., grocer. 

95. Tiffany G. S., attorney. 


40 Storror W., cabinet maker. 
42 Wills J., shoemaker. 

44 Ruse J., shoemaker. 

46 Logan J., grocer. 

48 Miles T., western hotel. 

60 Wilson J., grocer. 

52 Austin J., farmers’ hotel, 

64 Patterson 0., hairdreseer. 

Sunley W. G., saddler. 

56 Rae R., com. merchant. 

60 Boggs W., baker. 


Baric Street intersects 

66 Morgan J., smith. 

68 Roddick W., tailor. 

70 Whitehead J., glover. 

72 Baynham T., shoemaker. 

74 Robinson W., wheelwright. 
82 Gamble J., tinsmith. 


Bay Street intersects 

90 Weeks H., hamilton house. 

9 6 Malcolmson J.,broom factory. 
102 Chilman T., baker. 

104 Smith F., carriage factory. 
108 Parrott A., coppersmith. 

110 Case George, smith. 




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KING- STREET WEST, CONTINUED. 

■ Caroline Street intersects 

101 Casson A., broom factory. 112 Rose D.. tobacconist 

105 McEay J. D., merchant. 116 Hess Peter. 

109 Stevenson P., com. mer. 

Hess Street intersects 

120 Harris E., broom maker. 

122 MacCarty E., policeman. 
Stables. 

128 Kenny H. L., ex. hotel. , 
Queen Street intersects 

129 Mills J., custom’s officer. 132 McDougall D., col. 

136 Smith W., printer. 

May Street intersects 

183 Hallett, prof, of dancing. 

13*7 McDonald W., clerk district. 

140 Hatt J. O;, attorney. 

144 Barton J., brewer. 

148 Jarvis J., upholsterer. 

Pearl Street intersects 

149 Lilly J., grocer. 152 Lee J., farmers’inn. 

151 Galvin P., laborer. 154 Popple James, carpenter. 

155 Martin W., laborer. 156 Hamilton, carpenter. 

159 Bryant J., laborer. 158 Kerns John, blacksmith. 

160 Bates G., teamster. 

162 Broadwater P., shoemaker. 

168-- 

170 Mills W. y attorney. 

172 Collinson G., laborer. 

174 Hurley J., carpenter. 

176 Hardy J., mariner. 

Loch Street intersects 
177 Stuart, clerk district court. 

Margaret Street intersects Princess Street intersects 
199 Ryckman J., j. p. 

King* William Street 

Extends from James to Mary Street 

NORTH. SOUTH. 

1 2 Campbell, J.D. commission m. 

3 Andrews Robert. 4: Mechanics’ saloon. 




king william 

6 Devaney L.,auctioneer. 

^ Bates W., auctioneer. 
n Harwood f„ tinsmith. 

11 Nelson L, baker. 

13 Sarsnett M., saloon. 

:1*T Buter A. 

19 Wilson W., blacksmith. 

21 Kennedy D., fruiterer. 

23 Nowlan 0., livery stable. 

I-Iughson 


39 Clark W., miller. 
41 


STREET, CONTINDED. 

6 Kabinet T., market inn. 
10 

12 Matthews J. B. 

14 Bowen A., milliner. 

13 Hunt Alexander, cutler. 
18-20 Hamilton A., grocer. 


Street intersects 

1 22 Waters John, carpenter.^ 

24 Holcombe W., house painter. 
26 Tavlor M., milliner. 

28 Way J., house painter. 

30 

32 McCracken J., high bailiff. 

34 Engine house Ho. 1., police o. 
36 Walter Thomas, tailor. 

38 Kenny J., labourer. 

40 Stephen J., grocer. 

42 


John Street intersects 


52 Carpenter & Gurney, tin fac, 
54 Samuel A., ladies seminary. 


53 

67 Hoodless J., cooperage. 

63 McKay A., clerk, I 

Catherine Street intersects 

65 Sterren P., porter. 

67 Logan A., clerk. 

69 Davis B., shoemaker. 

71 Bellamy Wm., saddler. 1 

KinuelX Street 

Extends from Dundurn Westward. 
lockearne Street 

Extends from McJSTab Street to the Bay , 

Lock Street 

Extends from King Street West to YorTc Street. 
James Street Little intersects 

WEST. ’ EAST ' 

10 McCulloch D., cabinet maker 

• 14 Earguharson D., shoemaker. 






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45 


LOOK STREET, OOOT?IITOEI). 

L . Main Street intersects 

L. Marlcet Street intersects 

24 Dryman J., laborer. 

26 Carson Robert. 


Lock Street [Upper] 

Extends from King Street to Robert Street. 


WEST. 


EAST. 


8 Orr W., drover. 

5 Young J., teamster. 
7 Cook A., butcher. 


4 Williams J., bricklayer. 

George Street intersects 

8 McGee R., shoemaker. 


Lynd Street 

Extends from James to Mary Stree t . 
Uughson Street intersects 

SOUTH. 1 NORTH. 


1 Mclnemy Mary. * 

John Street intersects 


3 Ward M., laborer. 

6 Brenan, laborer. 

7 Farlollan Patrick, laborer. 

9 Campbell John, laborer. 

11 - 

13 --— 

15 Dalton John, carpenter. 

17 Mackintosh William, barber. 
19 Roberts Thomas, joiner. 


4 McCafry John, laborer. 

6 Dodson Joseph, printer. 

8 Tidcombe Thomas, carpenter, 
10 Watkins R., mason. 

12 Martin John, laborer. 

14 Eraser Geo., stone cutter. 


Catherine Street intersects 


21 Mackintosh Wm., finisher. J 

McAiilay Street 

Extends from James to Bay Street 


McNab Street 

Extends from King Street West to the Bay . 


WEST. 


EAST. 


1 Smith David, grocer. 

3 Gordan David, bootmaker. 
5 Tout Thomas, blacksmith. 


4 Miller Andrew. 

Waverley house. 

6 Miller Andrew, dry goods* 


Marlcet Street intersects 
York Street intersects 





m‘nab STREET, CONTENDED, 


Market square. 

BO Dewey Daniel, victualer. 

S2 'Hallman 0. H., coachmaker. 


A*l -* l 

■Merrick Street intersects 

, 34 Methodist Church. 

46 Talhnan’s coach factoiy. Pierce W.. laborer. 

4t Stewart James, iron founa y. 3S Kennedy P., laborer. 

40 McDougallW., tailor. 
42 Frazer M., joiner. 


53 Stewart & Go., iron foundry. 
55 Blerckley R.> shoemaker. 


63 McCurdy S., grocer. 
65 Fawcett M. 


52 Hughson Thomas F., grocer, 

54 Moore & Pierson’s-office. 

56 Williams J., druggist. 

58 GillesM., boarding house, 
i 60 Barnard Susan, widow. 

62 Randall J., copper. 

I 64 Moore waiter. 


Gannon Street intersects 
67 St. Mary’s orph. asylum school. I 68 ^ptis/ohurch. 

-o . T Tr\»>4 -Ti/ nr* TV1PT*-. ^ ^ ... J 


TPXOii-J u - 

69 Eoster L., leather mer. 
Sheds. 

<71 O’Neil J., laborer. 

>75 Brass M.,-widow.. 

McKindley, architect. 
*79 Kell W., laborer. 


Baptist Church. . , 

»70 Booker Reverend, pas.bap.on 

172 Nelson Alfred, laborer. 

*74 Mahon James, labourer, 

<76 Margan H., laborer. 


Mulberry Street intersects 

81 Brown J., M>or,r. I 5 ° 

83 Pollan J., laborer. 84 Bowling J., shoemaker. 

85--— 

93 Edgar W., carpenter. * , 

Sheaffe Street intersects 

„ I 94 Blackford W., cigar maker 

96 McHenry P., grocer. Grover , clerk at Qmmby’s. 

97 WysonH., laborer. 98 EdgebankP., brass moulder 

Oolborne Street intersects 








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47 


M‘NAB STEBET, OOWTINUED. 

99 Taylor J„ moulder I 100 LandenJ., shoemaker. 

101 Davidson J., tax collector. 1 102 Hodges H., carpenter. 

Concession Street intersects 
121 McKay J., railroad inspector. 1 118 Hays M., -widow. 

Murray Street intersects 


123 —-- 

131 Derris J., lumber mer. 

Hospital. 


130 Plim T., teamster. 

132 Melville J., mariner. 

--- intersects 

134 Wilson T., old countryman- 

Land & Kouth’s office. 


Upper McHab Street 

Extends from King Street West to Marldand. 


WEST SIDE. 


EAST SIDE. 


5 Kerr W. G., grocer. 

1 Blachforcl J., cabinet maker. 
0 Hankey J., coachmaker. 

11 Drysdale A., cabinet maker. 

18 Hopkins Peter, plasterer. 

15 Passmore O., paper hanger. 
1*7 Wilson H., teamster, 

19 Bentley Kobert, teamster. 

28 -— 


6 Bain T., cabinet maker. 
10 Baxter J., livery stables. 


26 Hankey E., 


Gore coach fae. 


Main Street intersects 


37 District school, No. 4. 


57 

59 


Maiden Lane intersects 
ILunter Street intersects 

44 Inman W. J., dry goods. 
46 Stewart J., clerk. 

50 McKay J . 5 clerk. 

Bold Street intersects 

J 62 Nixon E;, clerk. 



Maiden lane 

Extends from, James to Queen Street. 

HOBTH# 

SOUTH. 

1 Allen. 

8 MacNab D., hardware mer. 

6 McQuesten 0., Dr. 

Charles Street intersects 

Bond Street intersects 

Bowery Street intersects 

» Glen A., mtcbm.be,. 20 O’Keefe X, laborer. 

23 McHarg J., stove trader. 

25 Ford T., blacksmith. 

2*7 Hnnisby L.laborer. 

81 Jackson E. 

Caroline Street intersects 

33 Bickle T., druggist. 1 

Main Street 

Extends from James Street to Eastern limits 

«ftlrilTTT l NORTH. 


SOUTH. 

I lb****- * gstf/d; ISSf* 

? Grant &MidXwood. Alma J. P., barrister. 

9 Law K. N., attorney. _ Q office, for h . 


Court House square. 


8 County C. office, for w. h. &b 

Thomas W., architect. 
Ambrose W. ? barrister. 


Euqhson Street intersects 

10 Harris B., gunsmith. 

12 Minnis J., blacksmith. 

14 Leonard A., livery stable# 
16 Stone Eliza, shades Saloon. 

3 cruare. 18 Lea G-., baker. 

A 20 Kelligan D., mnnster hoteL 

22 Armstrong, painter. 

24 Bayles T„ barber* 

Upper John Street intersects 








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MAIN STREET, CONTINUED. 


Bowen Street 

Upper Catherine 

37 Spaun M., widow. 

39 Atkinson T., butcher. 

41 Thompson W., tailor. 

43 Gunn D. C., agent. 

49 McCann Ezekiel. 

49 Macara J., lawyer. 

51 Briggs G. C., dealer in medic. 

New Connexion Church. 

55 Foster T., coffee merchant. 


30 - 

Walker R., waggon maker. 
32 Secord George 0. 

34 Mullin’s stables. 

Street intersects 

42 Ryall G., M. D. 

44 Webster G., distiller. 


46 waggon shop. 

50 Spaun D., widow. 

52 Clark J., clerk. 

54 Tracy C. JY> bootmaker. 


Walnut Street intersects 


59 Carroll Bey. J., Wesleyan Meth. 

61 Molin T. W., tanner. 

63 Galbreaith D. B., grocer. 

Cherry Street 

65 Neil R., deputy sheriff. 

67 Hunt D., bricklayer. 

71 Nash J., tailor. 

73 District school. 

75 Marran A.,tailor. 

79 Campbell J., carpenter. 

Spring Street intersects 

87 Hogg Rev; J., United Pres. 

89 Cummings J., crockery mer. 

Upper Wellington Street intersects 

104 Mew Robert J., laborer. 
106 Phillips D., carpenter. 

108 Evans E. } woolen weaver. 
110 Gibbon J., cabinetmaker. 

Main Street West 

Extends from Ja/mes Street to Western limits , 

E 


60 -—-— 

62 Newman G., currier. 
64 Kerr R., surveyor. 


70 Evans D. 

72 Knighton T., pensioner. 
74 Clewin T., laborer. 

76 Dunn J*., laborer. 

78 Alvington J., laborer. 

80 Lomer M., widow. 

84- 





main street west, continued. 


SOUTH. 

s Simpson J., carpenter. 
6 Smith E., coachmaker. 


north. 

2 Brnce M., tailor. 

4 Nicholson J., watchmaker. 

8 ClarkW. E„ tinsmith. 


15 Gates E., wh. dry goods mer. 

16 Titus H. M., dry goods mer. 


McNah Street intersects 


19 Harris T.B., drygoods. 

23 Long M. G., M. D. 

2*7 Mitchell J. 


18 Bown J, M. D. _ 

20 Samuel T., commission mer. 

. 22 Garrett J. S., com. merchant, 
24 Eisher M., clerk. 

26 Aitlcen S., dry goods. _ . 

28 Ereeland C-, commission mer 
SO Byckman S. W., lumber mer 
1 32 Gunner W., teacher. 


Charles Street intersects 
..... i s 4 Thompson A., milliner. 

S3 Hutchison I., widow. I 

Bond Street intersects 

86 Cartwright G. E. 36 Lawson T., tailor. 

3^ Eootner W. 5 grocer. | 

39 Kerr W. 


Bowery S ireet intersects 


.to Scott W. labour,eiv | 

45 Williamson Jcabinet ma er.j 
47 Laverry H-, clerk. 

49 Bae T., com. merchant. 

61 Stark John, stone cutter. 

63 HawkinsS., sempstress. 


48 Dodson W., labourer 
52 Cattermore H., saddler. 
54 Hoore J., carter* 
i 56 Wood L. 


Caroline Street intersects 

\ 66 Strange E. A., widow. 

Bess Street intersects 
■ Queen Street intersects 

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MAIN STREET WEST, CONTINUED. 

' Pay and Pearl Streets intersect 

101 Beck Thomas, carpenter. 1 

LocTc Street intersects 

105 Midwinter C., carpenter. 

109 Scott W., carpenter. 

Ill --- 


Margaret Street intersects 


119 Beasley H. 


118 New D., brick maker. 
224 Kirkendall W., builder. 


Main. Street (Little) 

Extends from Queen Street to LocTc Street. 


SOUTH. 

8 Martin D., sawyer. 

6 McClaren D., carpenter. 


NORTH. 

4 Price E., agent. 
6 Green R., tailor. 
8 --— 


Bay Street intersects 

a Trout H engineer. , 10 Dean W., shoemaker. 

11 Calguharson D., shoemaker. 1 12 Bitting G., gardener. 

Pearl Street intersects 

Margaret Street 

Extends from King Street West to Main Street . 


7 Murphy S., painter. 

9- 

13 Gentle J., carpenter. 


•---- 

4 Battershill J., labourer. 

6 Welsh J., shoemaker. 

8 Cowland P., labourer. 

10 McDermot P-, blacksmith. 
12 Wade R., labourer. 

14 Petentin G., carpenter. 

16 Spear W., butcher. 


Maria Street 

Extends from James to Cherry Street , 
ffaghson Street intersects 





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MAKIA STREET, CONTINUED. 


SOUTH. 

15 Roxburgh Capt. A. 
1? Street R. P., teller. 


NORTH. 

16 Proudfoot W., teamster. 

18 Brown J., dry goods merch. 
20 Webster W., builder. 


Ascension Church. 1 

John Street intersects 

Catharine Street intersects 


4-7 Eraser N., joiner. 

49 Russell R., jeweller. 
51 ---- 


88 Rossiter F., labourer. 

40 Warren T., labourer. 

42 Fury M., widow. 

44 Becker L., pensioner. 
46 Welsh J,, stone cutter. 


I 50 Fannigan A., labourer. 

Walnut Street intersects 


57 FTewton Elabourer. 
59 Grenian M., laborer. 


68 Bryn T., labourer. 
65 Kelly J., laborer. 


*67 Gardner W.y shoemaker. | 65 Kelly J., laborer. 

Marked (West) 

Extends from McJSfal to Queen Street, 


SOUTH. 


7 Amer J., implement maker. 
11 Pronguey J., coach maker. 


NORTH. 

2 Martin J., market stables. 

6 —---- 

8 Shed. 

10 Sharp J., carpenter. 

12 RoyR., dry goods merchant. 
14 Feme J., wh. dry goods mer. 


j Parle Street intersects 


15 Matthews J., livery stables. 
17 Cooper H. G,, coachmaker. 


20 Richardson W., carpenter, 
22 Holton W., butcher. 

24 Balfour P., carpenter. 

26 Ryckman’s S. W. office, 

28 Lumber Yard. 







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MARKET STREET WEST, CONTINUED. 


JBay Street intersects 


3 Weeks’ stables. 
o5 Henry R. 7 mason. 

SI Stevenson W., attorney. 
39-- 


30 Dunn J., carpenter. 
32 Panton J. 

34 Clark A., clerk. 


Caroline Street intersects 


36 Swalborough J., straw hat m. 
42 Scott S., boot maker* 

44 Robinson G-., carpenter. 

46 --- 

48 --— 

Hess Street intersects 

Market Street (Little) 

Extends from Loch to Ray Street. 

SOUTH. NORTH, 

1 Durand D., carpenter. 

4 Conly P., stone mason. 

Pearl Street intersects 

5 McCloud A., laborer. | 

Market Street (North) 

Extends from James to Burlington Street 
Markland Street 

Extends from James to Queen Street 

Mary Street 

Extends from King Street to Eastern limits . 


1 Burke J., teamster. 


2 Cupples H., porter. 

4 Ed o whan P., laborer. 
6 Scott J, 7 tailor. 

8 Boyle D., blacksmith. 
1q Boyle D., shop. 


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MARY STREET, CONTINTJED. 

King William Street intersects 

1^7 .--—— 16 Way J., painter. 

18 Field J., saddler. 

20 Davidson W., saddler. 

25 —-- 

Rebecca Street intersects 

27 McKay R., plasterer. 

29 Dean J., tailor ess. 

31 Actworth J., carpenter. 30 Swartzenburger G.,shoemak’r. 

33 --- 

37 --- 

4-1 Sullivan A., widow. 

45 Swerry H., laborer. 

47 Dunnand A., cooper. 

51 ---* 

55 Loveland M., moulder. 

Henry Street intersects 

61 Connors Mrs., widow. 

63 Me Go wen G., laborer. 

71 Fitzpatrick T., carpenter, 

73 Crease S., tanner. 

75 Ross J., laborer. 

Lynd Street intersects 

81 McKitrick S., laborer. 

83 Burns P., laborer. 

87 Donnelley C., widow. 

Barton Street intersects 

91 Hughes P., teamster. 

93 Barry E., tailor. 

95 McStravich H., rope maker. 

97 O’Grady M., tailor. 

99 Connor P., teamster. 

Merrick Street 

Extends from James to YorTc Street 

south: north, 

■2-4 McQuesten& Co’g. work shops. 
6 U, Pres. Church. 











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MERRICK STREET, CONTINUED. 

5 Blackmore A., blacksmith. 8 Yearsley R., painter. 

9 Morton Thomas, cab driver. 

11 Tallman E. H., coach maker. 

McJSTab Street intersects 

15 Lewis J., carpenter. 13 Tallman E., shop. 

- ---- 16 Cook J.j clerk. 

19 Costigan E., cigar maker. 

21 Milligan A., tailor. 

23 Billington J., shoe maker. 

26 Evans J. J., clerk. 24 Eisher J.,iron founder. 

29 McCannyJ., laborer. 

81 Bollard N., laborer. 

83 McIntyre A., widow. 

Park Street intersects 

30 William J. R., coach-maker. 

40 Brega S., Journal & Express. 
42 Rosenband L., grocer. 

44 Geddes J., bankers clerk. 

Miles Street 

Extends from Caroline Street to Hess Street . 

SOUTH. I NORTH. 

5 TucketE., chandler. * 

Mill Street 

Extends from Caroline to Hess Street 

Mills Street 

Extends from Cherry to Upper Wellington Street. 

SOUTH. NORTH. 

1 Cawly H., laborer. 

3 Murray R., laborer. 

6 Quin C., laborer. 

7 Tanner W., laborer. 

9 Bert on J., laborer, 

11 Gibson J., mason. 

13 Toady P., laborer. 

16 Cronin J., laborer. 

17 Sullivan M., laborer. 

19 Lynch T., laborer. 


35 Buck M., constable. 
37 White M., laborer, 
39 Billett A., moulder. 
41 Arthur H., tailor. 









50 CITY OF HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 

MILLS STREET, COIHTIHTJED. 

Aurora Street intersects 

25 Aiibore J., stone cutter. 26 Eliott X, laborer. 

27 Kelly P., laborer. 

29 McClaren K, laborer. 

Mulberry Street 

Extends from James to Bay Street 

3 Litchfield D., steamer steward. 

5 Cusack W., shoemaker. 6 Carrol M., widow. 

8 Dondy P,, laborer. 

9 Little E., widow. 10 Careman J., laborer. 

11 Hardy G,, sawyer. 12 Quick P., laborer. 

13 ■-—- 14 Berryman M., barber. 

15 - 10 Crumps E., shoemaker. 

18 Ilagin P., laborer. 

20 District school. 

22 Manning M., sempstress. 

24 -- 

26 Hooper S., barber. 

McNdb Street intersects 

27 Burt W., moulder. I 


35 Banfield J., clerk. 36 Slaughter J., porter. 

38 Johnson R., carpenter. 

44 Dunfee J., laborer. 

46 Favey J., blacksmith. 

48 Loomer M., foreman G. W. R, 

Baric Street intersects 

54 Walker W., pedlar. 

56 Reed J., gunsmith. 

59 Green W., auctioneer. 60- 

61 Ham, Gas L. Co’s office. & w’ks. 94 Streed G., moulder. 

63 Lane J., foreman of gasworks. 66 Waldren W., mason. 

68 Hecland W., shoemaker. 

70 -- 

72---- 

Murray Street 

Extends from, James to Bay Streets 









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57 


Napier Street 

Extends from Bay to Queen Street . 

SOUTH. NORTH. 

1 Holton W., nurseryman. 

3 Rnsh J., carpenter. 4 Riley J. B., clerk. 

5 Fraser 0., mangier. 6 Dalrymple G, H., contractor. 

*7 Hardiker R 0 grocer. 

9 Barrett R. G t> attorney. 

13 Page Mrs., widow. 

15 Tice J., laborer. 

17 Evans Ann. 

19 Hall R., carpenter. 

21 Best W, y laborer.* 

Ooroline Street intersects 

27 Wiliiams J., carpenter. 

31 Harvey Mrs., wido'w. 

S3 McShay J., laborer. 

Hess Street intersects 

Nelson Street 

Extends from King to Bebecca Street 

WEST. EAST. 

1 Methodist Epis; Church, 

3 ---- 

g ,- 0 YanBuren J., carter. 

7 Langtry J., turner. 8 Malis J., cabinet maker. 

9 Webster Rev. T., Epis. Meth. 10 Campbell L., widow. 

12 James G., teller. 

East MarTcet Street intersects 

16 - 

20 Bowron A., tinsmith. 

24 Mitchell J., plasterer. 

Nichol Street 

Extends from Wilson to JPicton Street 
James Street [North] 

Extends from Queerp Street to Loch Street 









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CITY OF HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 


JAMES STREET, NORTH, CONTINUED. 

SOUTH. NORTH. 

4 Hobson M., widow. 

8 McHill T., watchmaker. 

Hay Street intersects 

Pearl Street intersects 

L . Wellington intereects 
20 Newbury J., carpenter. 

Oak Street 

Extends from James Street to Mary Street 

O’Reilly Street 

Extends from Upper Catharine to Cherry Street 

SOUTH. NORTH. 

2 MacArthur D., carpenter. 

3 Eastwood J., porter. 

5 Rogers, laborer* 

'7 Vint W., joiner. 

Walnut Street intersects 

9 Tangney M., widow. 

11 Sullivan P., laborer. 

13 Flyn M., laborer. 

15 Brown A., laborer. 

1Y Brady P., laborer. 

19 Sullivan M., laborer. 

23 Handley B., widow. 22 Murray M*. widow. 

25 McNamara E. 

26 Miles H., laborer. 

29 Sullivan P., carpenter. 28 Kain J., laborer. 

31 Oxley V. ’ 

83 Olovery T., corpenter. 

Oxfort Street 

Extends from Lock Street to Princess Street 

Park Street 

Extends. from King Street West to the Bay, 











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59 


PARK STREET, CONTIjYUED. 


1 Largay H,, carter. 

5 --— 

7 Taylor J., carpenter. 


4 Pronguey J. P., show room. 


Marled Street West intersects 


9 --- 

11- l 

Y'orJc Street intersects 

14 Gerald H., gardener. 
16 McIntyre A. ? widow. 

Merriclc Street intersects 


17 Judd J., soap & candle maker-. 18 Baptist Chapel. 

20 Booker A., auctioneer. 

v 22 McKeand G., dry goods. 

Vine Street intersects 


2 i -—■- 24 Porter J., stone cutter. 

26 Cook A., iron founder. 

25 --- 

2*7 Bingham M. A., boarding house. SO Still G„ omnibus driver. 
29 Matthews J., flour dealer. 32 Paney T., carpenter. 

83 Brown G., crockery mer. 

Cannon Street intersects 


39 - gQ McKay G., clerk. 

43 - 3 g Pring W.,custom house officer. 

42 Pearman P. W., mariner. 

44- 

Mulberry Street intersects 

45 ■ - v 46 - —. . — ’ — • 

47 Arly A., clerk. 48 McKay, joiner. 

50 Kelly P., tailor. 

Sheafe Street intersects 

49 McCerchein J., clerk. i St. Mary’s Church. 

51 McCromon W. A., carpenter. I 54 McHenry, laborer. 

Pearl Street 

Extends from King Street to Yorlc Street 







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PEARL STREET, CONTINUED. • 

WEST SIDE. EAST SIDE, 

8 Castolo 33., laborer. 

James Street \Little\ intersects 

5 -.- j g Burns M., laborer. 

Broadway intersects 

Main Street \Little\ intersects 

15 Nicholson J. | 

MarJcet Street \Litile\ intersects 

19 Mallone T., laborer. | 18 BalknerR., laborer. 

Pearl Street [Upper! 

Extends from King Street West to Moiert Street 

WEST. EAST. 

3 Irvine W., clerk. 

5 Naw J., widow. 

7 Burney P., laborer. 

9 Carroll C., painter. 

11 MacMaster, mason. 

13 MacGrowan J., carpenter. 

George Street intersects 

15 McArty C., laborer. 

17 --- 

Peel Street 

Extends from Upper James to Upper Emerald, Street, 

SOUTH. NORTH. 

2 Thorpe W. 3 stone mason. 

4 Reid J., teacher. 

7 Brown J., carpenter. 6 White A., dressmaker. 

9 Cloven P., tailor. 8 Williams R., shoemaker. 

11 Thomas G*., surveyor. 12 Burgess if., musician. 

13 BullR. clerk. 







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PEEL STREET, CONTLNUED. 

Upper Ilughson Street intersects. 

21 Ambrose C., prof, of music. 

25 Mason J, 

31 McOraig J. j 30 White D., stables. 

Upper John Street intersects 
32 Eolston J. 

34 Flynn J., moulder. 

36 Feed C., dress maker. 

si cm ^ Stevens G , laborer. 

$1 I°°^ add er i 40 “aoGlareaW., teamster. 

43 Angus R., clerk. 42 Johnson J. tailor. 

45 Cresswell E. 44 jerry R ’ 

47 Hitchcock J., druggist. 46 Walker G-., painter. 

Oatherine Street £ Upper^ intersects 


l\ * 0°-» brewery. 60 Moore J., constable. 

63 Kendall J., brewer. 52 Hurd J., constable. 

Kh ire Q’Grady, baker. 

57 Hawey E., pedlar. 56 Bartlett J., laborer. 

60 Bishop J., G. W. E. E. 0. 

64 Brice JT., stone cutter. 
ci , _ , , 66 Gardiner A., seminary. 

69 Strongman J., laborer. 68 MaclenH., clerk. 

75 McCoy N., laborer. 70 Lee H;, inn keeper. 

11 a? 0t £ D ' r 172 E S ai]LE *> shoemaker. 

79 atepben J., stonecutter. 74 . Jones C., clerk. 

Y6 BredenEev. J., Wes. Meth. 
78 Davis T., grocery. 

Walnut Street intersects 

81 Manning J., plasterer. 86 Kerr J. 5 clerk. 

88 Small W., clerk. 90 __ 

87 McKidd J 92 Buck J., plasterer. 

93 Usher—., cabinet maker. 

95 Gill —stone cutter. 

Cherry Street intersects 

94 Baker G. W. } assurance ag’t 
96 Furlong J., laborer. 

98 Parrott J., tinsmith. 

ini n u a 7 100 DowkerJ.'P., clerk. 

101 Eobmson G., butcher. 102 Peats W. 

lnK w .„. • _ , 104 Dram D., laborer. 

IS? ffiK* 106 w - “>»»• 

109 Snig T., laborer. Spring Street intersects 

2? 


57 Hawey E., pedlar. 


69 Strongman J., laborer. 
75 McCoy 1ST., laborer. 

77 Scott D. 

*79 Stephen J,> stonecutter. 







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CITY OE HAMILTON DIRE CTORY. 


PEEL STREET, OOETHSfUED. 

Ill IIoggart J., laborer. 118 Sherry A., tailor. 

118 MaclarenJ., laborer. 120--' 

116 Armstrong W., painter. 

HSJMaitland S., painter. 

117 Macfrogan j., tanner. 

119 Sutton J., carpenter. 

121 Baster J., saddler. 

Peel Street LLittle] 

Extends from James Street JSforth to Broadway. 

WEST. EAST. 

I Fraser D., tailor. 2 Ross L., physician. 

3 Robbins J., teamster. 

Peter Street 

Extends from Hess Street to Queen Street. 

soni-n. north. \ 

1 Garter J. F., jeweller. 

11 Melville & Herald’s st’m fact’y. 

Picton Street 

Extends from James to Bay Street. 

Princess Street 

Extends from King to York Street. 

Qneen Street 

Extends from King Street West to the Bay. 

West Market Street intersects 

9 ___ 2 Jackson T., Beg. Office. 

II Kennedy J., carpenter. 4 Fillayson,-•, Clerk. 

13 Cutkbert W., laborer. 

19 Chisbolm W., joiner. 

Napier Street intersects 

21 MeTecknie H., tailor. | 

23 Taylor L., laborer. ' 

Peter Street intersects 

29 Ross D., laborer. i 

31 Sample R., sawyer. 1 

York Street intersects 

40 Stinson T. 

51 Walker W., laborer. 44 Walker J., bricklayer. 

50 Latbop M. 

52 Middlewood J. % brewer. 












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63 


Queen Street [Upper] 

Extends from King Street West to Southern limits. 

Ray Street 

Extends from King Street West to York Street. 

WEST. EAST. 

1 Wadley T,, laborer. L . James Street intersects 

3 Mackintosh J., carpenter. 

Broadway intersects 

5 Watson J., carpenter. 

7 Mellan M., laborer. 

9 Dogan H., laborer. 

11 Buergner W., tailor. 

13 Whitaker C., joiner. 

15 Henderson G., shoemaker. 

17 Sweetman B., cigar maker. 

19 Broattent S., machinist. 

21 Mack P., machinist. 22 Jewel M., laborer. 

Main Street {Little) intersects 

23 Fletcher J., shoemaker. 28 Dailey E., drug maker. 

25 Blake 0., joiner. 30 Teshey T., laborer. 

27 Cradle L., teamster. 32 Mangeridge A., laborer. 

29 - 34 Temple R., laborer. 

Market Street Little intersects 3 9 Faris E. 

Rebecca Street 

Extends from James Street to Wellington , 

SOUTH. NOBTH. 

1 Maleolmson J., broom mer. 4 City Hotel stables. 

5 Clark J., mechanic. 6 Snider J. W., shoemaker. 

Hughson Street intersects 

13 Johnson G. 12 Boon R., dressmaker. 

15 Fergusson F. 16 Wes. Methodist school house , 

John Street intersects 

31 Ward J., smith. 22 Davis’s stables. 

33 African Methodist Church, 24 Frost M., shoe factor. 

35 Monroe J., laborer. 

37 Grouse W. 3 waiter, 

39 Wilkinson G, barber. 





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CITY OF HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 


REBECCA STREET, COHTIhTBED. 

Catharine Street intersects 


45 Smithy. 

A7 Mclellan J., waiter. 

49 Kenny T. P.j workshop, 
51 


58 Monson J., tinsmith. 

55 Hart B., clerk. 

5 7 Addison E., widow. 

59 Addison E., dress maker. 

61 Williamson J., porter 

68 Coombe G., plasterer. 

65 Aclin A., shoebinder. 

67- 

69 -- 

*71 Eenton J. W. 3 teacher. 

73 Toms J., stone cutter. 

75 Anst'ey W., shoemaker. 

77 Wilson J*., accountant. 

*79 Bundren J*., carpenter. 

81 Geaham A., porter. 

JVelson Street intersects 

89 Moores lumber yard. 

95 Mill. 

99 Holmes A. L., clerk. 

101 Matthews J., carpenter. 


34 Bowsell P. 3 laborer. 

36 Preece J., joiner. 

38 Kenny J. P, 3 carpenter. 

44 Lyle A., carpenter. 

intersects 

50 White T., lumber mer. 

54 Smith M., surveyor. 

56 Lynd G. P., contractor. 

60 Sullivan P., laborer. 

62 Hayden J., builder. 

64 HullenM., carpenter. 

68 Bindley B. } cook. 

70 Sandford E., laborer. 

72 Peach B-., shoemaker. 

80- 

90 Moore E. & J. office. 

96 Howard C. 3 post office clerk. 
100 Mills W., moulder. 

104 Mays J. 

106 Leonard J., laborer. 

108 Wyles W., farmer. 

110 Hili J., teamster. 


Mary Street 


Robert Street 

Extends from Wellington to Emerald Street . 
Robert Street (West) 

Extends from Queen to Lode Street . 


Robinson. Street 

Extends from Upper James to Queen Street, 


21 Stewart W., teamster. 
23 Kelson J. 


18 Masterson J., plasterer. 
20 Hewit J., laborer. 

22 McAnn H., confectioner. 
28 Matthews J., painter. 

30 Pilgrim B. 

32 Little W. 3 shoemaker. 

34- 

36- 

38 McHemeroy J. 3 painter. 
40 Grlves J., carpenter. 




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Rush. Street 

Extends from Erode Street to the Bay. 

Sheaffe Street 

Extends from McNab to Bay Street. 

SOUTH. NORTH, 

5 Hamilton A., laborer. 

St. Mary’s Catholic Church, 

Parle Street intersects 

11 Gordon Rev. E. } Rom. Gath. | 14 GlackmeyerL. 

Simcoe Street 

Extends from James Street to the Bay. 

Spring Street 

Extends from Main to Peel Street. 

SOUTH. . NORTH. 


1 Boyd W., gardener. 

3 McKenny fi., laborer. 
5 Newton, clerk. 

7 - 


6 

8 


10 Cotier J., tailor, 

12 Woodkouse E., clerk. 


9 Clement & Moore, tannery. 

Tyburn Street intersects 

19 Allen J. B., saleratus factory. 


18 Howard W., mason. 
22 Maclarey M., teacher. 
2d- Platt T., porter. 


St. Lilians Street 

Extends Eastward from Dundurn Street . 

Stinson Street 

Extends from James to Mary Street 

SOUTH. , NORTH. 


1 Baxter J, 
3 


2 Sharp, carpenter. 


5 Bowden J., laborer. 

7 Irving W., mariner. 

Hughson Street intersects 

8 Cook W., painter. 


E 2 


10 


12 Lewis I., tailor. 






66 CITY OF HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 

Stinson Street (West) 

Extends from Loch to Princess Street. 

St. Mary’s Lane 

Extends from Inchboy Street to the Bay. 

Strachan Street 

Extends from James Street to the Bay. 

Stuart Street 

Extends from James to Mary Street. 

Stuart Street (West) 

Extends from James Street to the Bay. 

Sursden Street 

Extends from Loch to Princess Street. 

Tiffany Street 

Extends from Concession Street to the Bay. 

Tyburn Street 

Extends f tom Upper James to Upper Wellington Street. 

SOUTH. NORTH. 

1 Steward T., porter. 

3 Beckett J. 

11 Law K. N\, attorney. 

Hughson Street intersects 

2»5 Stocker J., cabinet maker. j 

Sheds. I 

John Street intersects 

31 Grieson N., stone cutter. 

27 O’Higgan, laborer. Bowen street intersects 

41 Bums J., carpenter. 

Catherine Street intersects 


43 McKenly B., laborer. 

45 Crab P., carp enter. 

4*7 Steel J., grocer. , 

49- 

gl Kay B., waggon maker. 
53 Delower J., carpenter. 


44 Ceile 0., cabinet maker. 
46 Hodgson W., carpenter. 
48 McArdle J., blacksmith. 
50 Shay J., laborer. 

54 Gannon J., laborer. 

56 Sabe E., widow. 








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67 


TYBURN STREET, CONTINUED. 


57 Henson P., laborer. 

59 Kelly T., waggon maker. 

61 Crisp G., cabinet maker. 

63 -- 

67 Montgomery W., constable. 
69 Loyenson C., cooper. 

71- 

73 ---- 


58 Smith S., laborer. 

60 Waner E., laborer. 

62 Gleaming J., laborer. 
64 Christian J., printer. 
66 Iredale J. 


Walnut Street intersects 

75 Nicholson W. M,, printer. 

77 Lyons W. } clerk. 

79 Ramsey J., baker. 

81 Brock J., plasterer. 

83 Freeth J., butcher. 

85 Ross J., laborer. 

87 Snow G., cutter. 

89 Smith, tailor. 

91 Myles J., widow. 

95 Grant J., widow. 90 Towtbeck G., commissary. 

Cherry Street intersects 


107 Baste do W., furrier. , 
109 Blackledon C., carpenter. 
Ill Taylor W., clerk. 

113 Grant G., tanner. 

115 Stewart D., grocer. 


98 Manson A., tailor. 

102 FJannigan J., tanner. 

104 Moore W. P., tanner. 

106 Clement Sz Moore’s tannery, 


Spring Street intersects 

119 Howard J., bricklayer. I 116 Secombe J., carpenter. 

1 118 Martin J., cab maker. 

Union Street 

Extends from James to Mary Street . 

SOUTH, I NORTH. 

I 2 McCloud A,, tailor. 

Hughson Street intersects 

5 Reed J., teamster. 

7 Sullivan A., blacksmith. 

9 Wildrike J., labourer. 10 Donahoe J.. laborer. 

Sheds. Sheds. 







68 CITY OF HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 

Union Street [West] 

Extends from Bowery to Queen Street 
Hess and Caroline Streets intersect 

SOUTH. | NORTH. 

1 Richie W., tanner. I 

Victoria Avenue 

Extends from King Street to the Bay . 

Vine Street 

Extends from James Street to the Bay . 

SOUTH. NORTH. 

5 Ear die J. S., clerk. 6 Humphrey L., contractor. 

7 Osborne R., jeweller. 8 Oomain T., blacksmith. 

McPTab Street intersects 

9 Stewart & Oo’s. shops. 10 ■- 

18 Young H., blacksmith. 12 HillS. 

15 Forbes J., foundryman. 14 Smith S.> blacksmith. 

Parle Street intersects 

18 Finch H., moulder. 

20 Power N., moulder. 

22 Smith J., grocer. 

24 KroftsB., dry goods. 

26 Shradian J. R., clerk. 

Walnut Street 

Extends from King to Cherry Street 

WEST. EAST. 

6 Sewell J., blacksmith. 

8 Holbrook R., shoemuker. 
10 Kinmoth T., tailor. 

Main Street intersects 

23 Beard G. L., M. D. j 

27 Coates H. M., painter. | 

Tyburn Street intersects 

38 Dorra G* E., engineer. j 

37 Lewis W. 


Peel Street intersects 








CITY OF HAMILTON - DIRECTORY. 


69 


WAL1STUT STEEET, CONTENDED. 


39 Haley T., musician. 

41 Cremer G., boarding house. 
43 Walker A., clerk. 

51 Marron C., widow. 

53 Thompson J*., laborer. 

57 Cook T., millwright. 

59 Baley E. 

61 Polton G. H., tailor. 

63 Manson W., carpenter. 


44 Strongman J., teamster. 

46 Eisband W., varnisher. 

48 Kelly E., collector of taxes. 
50 Flaherty C., widow. 

52 ----— 

54 Daugherty D., victualer. 


67 O’Connor T., laborer. 

69 Webster G., stone cutter. 
71 Eead W., Garp enter. 

73 —- 


O'Reilly Street intersects 


64 Hilliard T., laborer. 
66 Bailey E., carpenter. 
70 Hilliard F., laborer. 
72-L 


Oatharina Street intersects 


ll S a ^ gart J *> laborer - 76 Branin , 

77 McCarty M., laborer. 78 Currev l 

81 QinctM., laborer. 7 

83 Kennedy P., laborer. 

Maria Street intersects 


76 Branin J., laborer. 
78 GurreyM.,-laborer;' 


85 Green J., carpenter. 


82 Barrett C., porter. 

84 Cook T., stone mason. 
86 Young Mrs., widow. 

85 Hillis F., plasterer. 


Warren Street 

Extends from James to Mary Street . 
Hugfison Street intersects 

SOUTH. NORTH. 

12 Mills F., shoemaker. 
14 Harris G., clerk. 

Wellington Street 

Extends from King Street to the Bag. 


17 Nor they T.. machinist. 
19 City Mill. 


10 McDonald A., carpenter. 
12 Duff D., carpenter. 

14 Eadie P., gardener. 

16 Mowatt W., carpenter* 

18 Galbraith W., clerk. 

20 Cooke C. W., publisher. 








70 CITY OF HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 


WELLINGTON STREET, CONTINUED. 

East Market Street intersects 

BO Webber E., builder. 

32 Kennedy W., farmer. 

84 McBride J. ? joiner. 

36 Henry P., joiner. 

40 Bridges M., student. 

Wilson and Hannah Streets intersect 

50 Melville C., mason. 

52 Andren J., carpenter. 

54 Woods H., constable. 

Wellington Street [Upper] 

Extends from King Street East to Southern limits. 
Main Street intersects 

WEST. 

11 Mcdonald M., widow. 

13 Hester J., labourer. 

15 Crisp A. R., clerk. 

Tyburn Street intersects 
19 Stevenson C., bricklayer. 

Peel Street intersects 
21 Dunn D., shoemaker. 

23 McMarthen H., carpenter. 

31 Manning F., mason. 

33 Fearnside T., tailor. 

35 Mason W., laborer. 

3Y Addison W., carpenter. 

Jane Street intersects 
39 Thornton W., laborer. 

41 Newman H., lather. 

43 Garvey J., laborer. 

45 Rogers J., carter. 

Wentworth Street 

Extends from Upper Queen to Garth Street. 

West Avenue 

Extends from King Street East to Barton Street. 

WEST SIDE. EAST SIDE. 

1 Wright W‘., cabinet maker. 4 Garity J., labourer. 

6 --- 


EAST. 


20 Bowen Major. 


30 Clark H. 


21 Moore E. & J. v saw mills. 
Rebecca Street intersects 









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WJEST AVENUE, CONTINUED. 

East Marled Street intersects 

n North ey T' machinist. 8 McBride J. } constable. 

11 Saunders D., plasterer. 

13 Hansong J., cabinet maker. 

15 Patillo J., clerk. 

William Street 

Extends from Queen Street Westward. 

Wilson Street 

Extends from Wellington Street to Emerald. 

Wilson Street (East) 

Extends from James to Mary Street. 

S0IJTH: NORTH. 

1 Nelligan J., mariner. 

JIugnson Street intersects 

5 Ball J., crockery mer. 4 Beedrum T., mariner. 

6 Coffee M. L., laborer. 

Wilson Street (West) 

Extends from James Street to the Bay . 

York Street 

Extends from James to Dundurn Street . 
south. 

1 McHenry & McCurdy, grocers. 

3 Buchan W., shoe store. 

6 Harvey P., tavern. 

V Harvey S., bookseller. 

9 Park W., junr., & Co„ grocers. 

11 Gray T., grocer. 

13 Gibbs J. P., grocer. 

16 Cann S., grocer. 

1Y Gardkouse&Campbell, grocers. 

19 Allen J. B., dry goods. 

21 Allen J. B., grocer. 

23 . 

23-J Savage A., temperance house. 

26 Robertson J". 


NORTH, 


* 

City Hall and Market. 

** 









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CITY OF HAMILTON DIKECTOBY. 


YORK STREET CONTINUED. 

25i Martin J., sliakespoare Inn. 

27 Harris J., baker. 

274Beasley R., arcade saloon. 

29 -— 

29-i-Awty J., black horse inn. 

McNab Street intersects 


31 gmith & Plowright, tinsmiths. 
33"i^Uiam R., victualer. 

35 Webster R., distiller. 

37 —---- 

39- 

41 —-—--- 

48 Sweetman E. 

45 Allan W., flour merchant. 

47 Mctenny M., seminary. 

49 RyckmanS. W. 

51 Gwyner J., bootmaker. 

63-— 


32 Pickard & Buttle, coachmk’rs. 
34 Eoss A., painter. 

36 Pringle E., mechanics’ inn. 

38 Knox J., baker. 

40 Webster J., teacher. 

44 —-—- 

46 1 Herbert E., tailor. 

48 -•- 


Parle Street intersects 


55 Gillesby, T., market clerk. 

57 Bell, W., shoemaker. 

59 Hodge, W., tinsmith. 

61 Billings, W. L., M. D. 

63 Meredith, C. 

65 Holden, J. E., barrister. 

67 Plowright, J., tinsmith. 

69 Orooke, J., red lion inn. 

71 Mann, J., carpenter. 

73 Patching, J., flour store. 

75 Beatty, M., milliner. 

77 Distin, J. H., painter. 

79 Child, J., grocery. 

Bay St\ 

81 Mcllwrath Misses, seminary. 
83 Spauldings, J., carpenter. 

85 Henderson, J., machinist. 

87 Lawson, A., laborer. 

89 —- 

91 Ridout, T., engineer. 

93 Frostrer J. * 

95 Logie, A., barrister. 


56 Jackson, G., shoemaker. 
58 ———- 


intersects ' 

84 Shed. 

86 Blythman, J.,crown & an. inn. 
88 Robinson, J., painter. 

90 - -- 

92-— 

94 Ambridge, T., grocery. 

96 Lethe, W., laborer. 





ALPHABETICAL LIST 


RESIDENTS IN HAMILTON 


AD hI E I I a ATI0NS 'T In the foIlowin S Pages, h. stands for house b. for 
boards i—eor. for corner -,-opp. for opposite;— up. for upper 

w i ^ or we st;— e. for east. The word street is implied. 


Acklin, Ann, shoebinder, 65 Rebecca. 

Actworth, John, carpenter, 5 Mary. 

Act-worth, John, carpenter, 19 Queen. 

Adams, Anson, smith, at Car Factory. 

Adams, Thomas, saleratus maker, 19 Sprino\ 

Adam, James, agent for Sharp <fc Co, James! 

Adams, Charles, b., Weeks’s Hotel. 

Adam, James, cabinetmaker, 28 W. King. 

Addair, James, carpenter, 84 East Market. 

Addison, Christian, mason, 57 Rebecca. 

Addison, Elizabeth, dress-maker, 59 Rebecca. 

Addison John, carpenter, 59 Rebecca. 

Addison, William, carpenter 27 Upper Wellington. 

African Church, 83 Rebecca. s 

Ainbridge, Theodore, grocery, 98 York. 

AiHren, Samuel M of S. M. & W. Aitken, 26 West Main. 
7?Jen, & & W., wholesale dry goods, 39 King. 

Aitken, William, of S. M. & W. Aitken, 39 King. 

Aklams, Eliza, milliner, 15 Henry. 

Aldams, John, cabinet-maker, 15 Henry. 

Alexander, Alexander, grocer, 61 Upper John. 

au ’ B ’’ saleratus factory, 19 Spring. 

Allen, Thomas, laborer, 61 Tyburn. 

Alien, William, street inspector, 3 Cathcart. 







74 CITY OF HAMILTON DIBECTOBY. 

A H en _<7 King Street West, li. 1 Maiden Lane. 

Alma’Jolrn P., attorney, 6 Mam,y. 4 Maiden Lane. 
Alvington, John, laborer, '78 Mam. __ 

Aldous, John, cabinetmaker, 26 "W. King. 

Ambrose, Charles, musician, 21 Peel. 

Ambrose, Edward, clerk at Freemans, h. 21 1 ee . 
Ambrose, William, barrister, 8 Main, k. 21 1 eel. 

Amer, John, tool-maker, Y W. Market. 

American Hotel, 24 Upper John. w , 

Ambridge, Theodore, com. merchant, Y King-street West. 

Amoit, Mrs., b. City Hotel. 

Anbore, John, stone-cutter, 25 Mills. 

Anderson, Francis, (cold.,) dyer, 20 Hughson. 

Anderson, James, foundry-man, 85 Cannon. 

Anderson, James, smith, at Car Factory. 

Anderson, James, laborer, 48 Mulbeny. 

Andrew, John, carpenter, 52 Wellington. 

Andrew, Patrick, laborer, 36 Macnab. 

Andrews, Robert, 3 King William. 

Angle, William, carpenter, 61 Tyburn. 

Angos, Robert, clerk at Mclnnes’, h. 43 Peel. 

Anstey, William, shoe-maker, Y5 Rebecca. 

Anstey, Robert, clerk Gk W. R, b. 28 W. King. 

Appleby, Robert, teamster, 1Y3 E. King 
Applegarth, John, flour merchant, 5Y Upper Jolm. 
Armitage, James, clerk, 3Y King. 

Armstrong. John, clerk, 68 King. 

Artrup William J., joiner, 42, Bay. 

Arbron, William. Robin Flood Inn. 181 John. 
Archiiwole, Charles, clerk, b. 99 James. 

Arley, Andrew, clerk, McCurdy & Co s, h. 4Y Park. 
Armstrong, Captain, 121 John. ^ ^ , 

Armstrong, Walter, painter, 2 2 Mam, h. 115 Peel. 
Armstrong, Mrs., widow, Y Spring. . 

Armstrong, Simon, laborer, 44 Upper Catharine. 
Armstrong, James, 106 York. 

Arnold, Richard,laborer, 50 Walnut. 

Arth, Joseph, shoe-maker, 38 Upper John. 

Arthur, Samuel, mason, 40 East Market. 

Arthlington, Donald, laborer, 38 Hannah. 

Ascension Church, 111 Upper John. 







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Ashborne, Oliver, potter, 112 James. 

Ashbury, Ann, boarding bouse, 15 James. 

Atkins, J. O., professor of music, 38 Main. 

Atkins, Tbomas, saloon, 69 King. 

Atkins, John, smith, 61 James. 

Atkinson, Robert, clerk 15 York Street, b. 51 Cannon. 
Atkinson, Thomas, butcher, 39 Main. 

Atkinson, Samuel, shoe-maker, 82 Upper John. 

Atkinson, Thomas, saddler at Sunleys, b., 56 Bay. 

Augustean, Arthur, stone-cutter, 12 Charles. 

Austin, John, Farmer’s Hotel, 52, W King. 

Avery, Alfred, engineer, 28 East Market. 

Aynsly, Joseph J., Odd Fellows’ Inn, 127 East King. 

Ayeton, M., milliner, 38 Main. 

Badstock, George, finisher, 6 James. 

Bagg, Stewart, carpenter, 38 Cannon. 

Bagot, Capt. Samuel, 5 Cannon. 

Bailie, John W, hardware merchant, 26 James. 

Baine, William, clerk at Freeland & Garrett’s, b, 28 W King. 
Bain, Thomas, cabinet-maker, 41 King. 

Baker, Geo. W., g’l agent Canada L. Assurance Co., 94 Peel. 
Baker, John, tailor, 116 John. 

Baker, John, laborer, 29 Cherry. 

Baker, John, cigar-maker, (at Rose’s) h. 3 Caroline. 

Baker, Joseph, tailor, 116 Catharine. 

Baker, Thomas, carpenter, 11 Upper John. 

Baker, Hugh C., actuary, h. 43 Upper James. 

Baldwin, Thomas, teamster, 40 Bold. 

Balfour, Peter, carpenter, 24 W. Market. 

Ball, John, crockery dealer, 5 Wilson. 

Ballan, John M., at Car Factory. 

Banden, Aaron, brick-maker, 45 Bold. 

Banfield, James, clerk at Roach’s Saloon, h. 38 Mullberry. 
Bank British North America, 5 King. 

Bank of Montreal, 9 West King. 

Bank of Upper Canada, 74 James. 

Banks, James, cutter at Lawson & Bro., h. 6 John. 

Baptist Church 18 Park. 

Baptist Church, 68J-Macnab. 










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Baptist Church, 26 John. 

Barber, Edward, tobacconist, h. 12 Hughson. 
Barclay, Samuel, smith, at Car Factory. 

Bareton, Michael, laborer, 3 Cathcart. 

Barger, John, cigar factory, 92 John* 

Barker, Diana, boarding house, 48 Hughson. 

Barker, Francis, printer, Advocate Office, 

Barker, Thomas* 8 Walnut. 

Barnard, Susan, widow, 60 Macnab. 

Barns, Maria, eating house, 16 Hughson. 

Barns, William, tailor, 40 Macnab. 

Barnes, —-, (colored) carter, 13 Upper Macnab. 

Barnes, George, of Barnes & Co, 86 King. 

Barnes & Co., booksellers, 86 King. 

Barrett, Charles, porter, 82 Walnut. 

Barrett, Robert G., of Logie & Barrett, h. 9 Napier. 
Barrow, William, painter, 6 Upper John. 

Barry, Edward, tailor, Mary. 

Barry, Samuel, smith, 32 Macnab. 

Barss, Thomas H., b., City Hotel. 

Barter, Johnson, saddler, h. 121 Peel. 

Bartholomew, James, 38 East Market. 

Bartlett, John, laborer, 56 Peel. 

BartlifF, William, clerk, 192 John. 

Barton, Mathew, labourer, 10, Cathcart. 

Bartram, William, sign painter, 52 Catharine. 
Bassfield, Patrick, carpenter, 39 Upper Catharine. 
Bastedo, Walter, furrier, TO 7 Tyburn. 

Baster, John, saddler, 121 Peel. 

Bates, James, M. D., 18 Gore. 

Bates, William, auctioneer, 7 King William. 
Bathershill, John, laborer. 4 Margaret. 

Baxter, Elora, milliner, 1 Stinson. 

Baxter, Jane, “ “ 

Baxter, John, livery stables, TO Upper Macnab. 
Baxter, William, laborer, 38 East Market. 

Bayles, Thomas, barber, 24 Main. 

Bayley, George, smith, 32 Macnab. 

Bayley, Richard, carpenter, 66 Walnut. 

Bayley, Robert, 59 Walnut. 

Bayley, Samuel, smith, 69 Upper Macnab* 






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Bayley, Thomas, clerk G W R, b. 24 Upper John. 

Bayley, William, “ “ b, 28 W, King. 

Baynham, Thomas, shoemaker, 72 West King. 

Beals, John, at Car Factory. 

Beard, Charles, engineer, 23 Walnut. 

Beard, George L., surgeon, 23 Walnut 

Beardmore, Geo. L,, leather merchant, 42 Jas., h. 94 Catharine. 

Bearow, William, tailor, Tyburn. 

Beasley, Henry, teamster, 119 Upper Main. 

Beasley, Sylvester, saloon, 28 York. 

Beasley, Thomas, clerk, 119 Upper Main. 

Beatty, Adam, cabinet maker, 7 Upper Macnab. 

Beatty, Margaret, milliner, b. 75 York. * 

Beatty, Martha, milliner, 104 Main. 

Beatty, Samuel, shoemaker, 75 York. 

Beatty, Thomas, British Hotel, 12 Upper John. 

Beatty, William, custom house clerk, li. 114 Hughson. 
Becdrum, Thomas, mariner, 4 William. 

Beck, Francis, clerk at McKean & Bro., b. 11 Charles. 

Beck, Thomas, carpenter, 101 Upper Main. 

Beckett, John, 3 Tyburn. 

Beckett, Jonathan, 3 Tyburn. 

Beech, Henry, finisher, 182 James. 

Beevens, Thomas, labourer, 13 Burlington. 

Bell, Charles, coachmaker, (at Smith’s) 5 Upper Main. 

Bell, David, laborer, 107 Peel. 

Bell, Duncan, 37 King Street, h. 110 Upper John. 

Bell, John, laborer, 75 Upper Catharine. 

Bell, Matthew, carpenter, 44 Market. • ' 

Bell, Robert, shoemaker, 9 John. 

Bell, William, City Arms, 15 Upper Hughson. 

Bell, William, shoemaker, 57 York. 

Bellamy, Jarvis, 80 Main. 

Bellamy, William, saddler, 71 King William. " 

Bellchambers, Hester, widow, 35 Upper Catharine. 

Bellhouse, Ireland & Co., wholesale hardware, 44 King. 
Bellhouse, William, of Bellhouse & Ireland, h. 80 Upp. James. 
Belnap, Noah M., Temperance Hotel, 25 John. - 

Belton, Rev. Samuel, Wesleyan Methodist, 5 Augusta. 
Benedict, Dwight, dry goods, 70 King. 

Benedict, Dwight, of D. Benedict, h. 5 Henry. 

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Benedict, F., h. 27 Henry. 

Benedict, Rosa-well G., engineer, h. 72 James. 

Benner, R., & Co., grocers, 25 King. . 

Benner, Richard, of R. Benner & Co., b. City Hotel. 

Benett, John, stone mason, 42 Upper James. 

Bennett, John, tanner, (at Clement’s) 106 Tyburn. 

Bennett, Samuel, turner, (at Munroe’s) h. 26 Bowery. 

Bentley, Robert, teamster, 19 Upper Macnab. 

Benton, Hon. N. F., Weeks’s Hotel. 

Beny, Catherine, widow, 54 Bay. 

Beny, Henry, waiter, (at City Hotel) h. 35 Rebecca. 

Berry, John, laborer, 54 Bay. 

Berry, John, tailor, 7 Burlington. 

Berryman, Marshall, barber, 14 Mulberry. 

Best, Peter, tailor, 37 Upper Catharine. 

Best & Green, auctioneers, 8 and 10 James. 

Best, Thomas N., of Best & Green, h. 2 Gore. 

Best, William, laborer, 21 Napier. 

Beveridge, John, shoemaker, 71 John. 

Bevis, William, cabinet maker, 58 East Market. 

Bible, Robert, constable, 62 Macnab. 

Bickle, T., & Son, druggists, 6 King Street, 

Bickle, John, of T. Bickle & Son, 134 E. King. 

Bickle, Tristram, of T, Bickle & Son, h. 33 Maiden Lane. 
Bicknell, Edwin, moulder, 22 John. 

Bigelow, Albert, crockery merchant, 13 King,h. 82 Upper Jas. 
Billings, William L., M. D., 61 York. 

Bingham, Alexander, baker, 60 West King. 

Billington, John, shoemaker, 23 Merrick. 

Bingham, John, Queen. 

Bingham, Mary Ann, boarding house, 27 Park. 

Birss. McCuaig & Co., wholesale grocers, 51 King. 

Birss,-, of Birss, McCuaig & Co., 51 King. 

Bishop, George, clerk at 10 James Street, b. 29 Gore. 

Bishop, Richard, brick layer, h. 43 Upper Catharine. 

Bishoprick, ■-, chandler, 24 Bowery, h. 50 Upper Hughson. 

Black, Daniel, chandler, 19 Cannon. 

Black, James, ship owner, 2 Henry. 

Blackadon, Charles, carpenter, 109 Tyburn. 

Blackbird,' Jeramiali, nailer, 59 Hughson. 

' Blackford, Wm, cigar maker, 24 west Cannon, h. 82 Macnab. 




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Blackmore, Alonzo, blacksmith, 5 Merrick. 

Blair, Catharine, sempstress, 74 Cherry. 

Blair, Captain, Weeks’s Hotel. 

Blaire, William, laborer, 98 Catharine. 

Blake, Calister, joiner, 25 Bay. 

Blakeney, Thomas, 194 East King. 

Blanchflower, John, moulder, 36 Catharine. 

BlancMower, Samuel, laborer, 47 Tyburn. 

Bland, John, (col’d) barber, 7 Upper James. 

Blercliley, Robert, shoemaker, 55 Macnab. 

Blew, John, cook, 120 King. 

Blighman, William, tinsmith, 13 Upper James. 

Blood, George H., tinsmith, 7 John. 

Bloore, John, of Carpenter & Bloore, 9 Plenry. 

Blue, Henry, laborer, 40 Cannon. 

Blyth, Thomas Allen, surveyor, 5 Bold. 

Blythman, John, Crown and Anchor Inn, 86 York. 

Boggs, William, baker, 62 West King. 

Boice, W., & Co., wholesale dry goods, 70 King. 

Boice, William, of W. Boice & Co., h. 

Boice, Edward, tailor, 9-J- King. 

Bollard, Nicholas, labomr, 14 Merrick. 

Bolmer, Thomas, Weeks’s Hotel. 

Bolten, George, gilder, 20 Main. 

Bolton, Maria, sempstress, 80 East Market. 

Bones, Ingler, carpenter, 62 John. 

Booker, Alfred, Rev., Baptist, 70 McNab. . 

Booker,. Alfred, junior, com mer., 4 W. King, h, 20 Park. 
Boon, Eliza, milliner, 12 Rebecca. 

Boon, Ruth, milliner, 12 Rebecca. 

Booth, Edward, baker, 42 Macnab. 

Booth, George, carpenter, 44 Market. 

Bowe, Samuel, Norton’s Hotel. 

Bosawell, Ann, recess, 79 Upper John. 

Bostock, F. A., of Hitchcock & Bostock, b. 3 Macnab. 
Bown, John, M. D., 8 Upper Main. 

Bourke, John, teamster, Mary. 

Bow, James, laborer, 52 Catharina. 

Bowan, Ann, milliner, 14 King William. 

Bowden, John, laborer, 5 Stinson. 

Bowen, Major Arthur, 10 Upper Wellington. 













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CITY OF HAMILTON BIBBCTORY. 


Bownien, Catharine, grocery, 

Boyd, Mary, milliner, 1 Spring. 

Boyd, William, gardner, 1 Spring. 

Boyle, David, blacksmith, Mary. 

Boyle, James, gardener, 145 Catharine. 

Boyle, John, 113 King. 

Boyle, Luke, coachmaker, 113 King. 

Boyle, Rev. Robert, Primitive Methodist, 37 Ilughson. 

Boyle, William, shoe maker, 154 King. 

Bradshaw, Charles, h. 65 York. 

Bradshaw, George, clerk, 46 Hughson. 

Bradshaw, James, clerk, 46 Hughson. 

Bradshaw, Mary Ann, milliner, 46 Hnghson. 

Brady, Patrick, laborer* 17 O’Reilly. 

Brainard, G., of Fisher, Williams, Brainard, & Co., b., Weeks’s. 
Brainin, John, laborer, 70 Walnnt. 

Brakeney, Edward, shoemaker, 83 Cherry. 

Branigan, Terence, baker, 95 James. 

Brands, James, shoemaker, 9 Cannon. 

Brannigan, Edward, laborer, 141 James. 

Brass, Mary, widow, 95 Macnab. 

Bray, Josias, insurance agent, 49 James, h. 9 Upper James. 
Breden,Rev. John B., Wesleyan Methodist, 150 John. 
Breden, Rev. John, 76 Peel. 

Brega, Solomon, Journal <& Express , 6 John, h. 40 Merrick. 
Brenan, John, laborer, 5 Lynd. 

Brenan, Michael, laborer, 3 Concession. 

Brenen, Luke, basket maker, 132 Hughson. 

Brenon, John, carpenter, 134 Hughson. 

Brethour, Joshua, clerk, 68 King. 

Brice, John, stone cutter, 64 Peel. 

Brice William, moulder, Upper John. 

Bridges, McDonald, student, 40 Wellington. 

Bridges, Thomas, mason, 114 Catharine. 

Brier,—:—, blacksmith, 95 James. 

Briggs, Charles, cabinetmaker, Upper John. 

Briggs & Williams, patent medicines, 100 King. 

Briggs, George W., of Briggs &.Williams, 51 Main. 

Briton, Robert, carpenter, Hughson. 

Britannia Hotel, 176 James. 

Broadbent, Samuel, machinist, 19 Ray. 





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Broadfield,* George, clerk, 37 Catharine. 

Broadne, Joseph, laborer, James. 

Broadwater, Peter, shoemaker, 102 West King. 

Broadwick, Degland, porter, 78 Cherry. 

Brooks, Charles, grocery, 109 York. 

Bront, William, engineer, 183 James, 

Brooksmith, Henry, 3 C aroline. 

Brouse, Nicholas, Burlington Hotel, 102 King. 

Brown & McIntyre, blacksmiths. 

Brown, James, carpenter, 14 Stuart. 

Brown, Adam, wholesale merchant, h. 76, Upper James. 
Brown, Alexander, laborer, 15 O’Reilly. 

Brown, Rev. Almstead, African Baptist Church, 70 McNab, 
Brown, Edward, forwarder, h. 8 Barton. 

Browne, George, crockery merchant, h. 33 Park. 

Browne, Horatio, laborer, 48 Mulberry. 

Browne, ITowel, agent, 20 Vine. 

Browne, James, carpenter, 7 Peel. 

Browne, John, clerk, h. 18 Maria. 

Browne, John, wharfinger, 14 Guise. 

Browne, John, laborer, 81 McNab. 

Browne, M. W., wharfinger, 27 Guise. 

Browne, Sarah, widow, 20 Henry. 

Bruce, Magnus, tailor, 8 James Street, h. 2 Upper Main. 
Bruce, William, moulder, Upper John. 

Bruce, David, seedman, 36 James. 

Brunette, William, stone cutter, 159 York. 

Bryant, John, chandler, 24 Bowery, h. 14 Bay. 

Bryant, John, labourer, 159 West King. 

Bucas, Nelson, laborer, 61 James. 

Buchanan, Young, and Co., wholsale merchants, 96-8 King. 
Buck, John, plasterer, 81 Tyburn. 

Buck, John, plasterer, 92 Peel. 

Buck, Michael, constable, 35 Merrick. 

Buck, Michael, fireman, James. 

Buck, Nicholas, tailor, 94 John. 

Buchanan Isaac of Buchanan, Young & Co., h. 26 Henry. 
Buchanan, David, clerk at Titus, h. 9 Gore, 

Buckland Eliza, teacher, 16 Charles. 

Buckleigh, Cornelius, laborer, 126 John. 

Budge, Peter, mason, 33 Bay. 








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Buergner, Watts, tailor, 11 Ray. 

Buigar Joseph, nailor, 75 Hughson. 

Buisne, Joseph, at car factory. 

Bull, Harcourt B., proprietor “ Gazette,” 17 Upper Hughson. 
Bull, Richard, clerk at Benner’s, h. 13 Peel. 

Bulwer, Thomas, clerk at Kennedy, Parker’s. . 

Bundy, P., inspector of licenses, 8 Upper Hughson. 

Buntin, A., & Co., stationers, 23 King. 

Buntin, Jaines, of Buntin & Co., h. 22 Cherry. 

Burgess John, musical instruments, 14 W. King, h, 12 Peel. 
Burgess, Mary, sempstress, 130 Catharine. 

Burke, Joanna, widow, 12 Jane. 

Burke, John, carpenter, 1 Catlicart. 

Burke, Thomas, laborer, 85 Peel. 

Burkes, Mrs., widow, 38 McNab. 

Burlington Hotel, H. Brouse, 102 King. 

Burlington Inn, J. Campbell, 207 James. 

Burlington House Inn, J. Duffy, 136 James. 

Burlington Inn, (Little) J. Harris, 83 King. 

Barney, Patrick, laborer, 7 Upper Pearl. 

Burnham, Erastus, clerk, b. 61 Gatharina. 

Burnham, J., 56 Upper Catharine. 

Burnham, Jane, 61 Catharine. 

Burns, Charles, mason, 162 John. 

Burns, James, laborer, 59 Catharine. 

Burns, John, Western Saloon, 10 West King. 

Burns, Patrick, teamster, 5 Stuart. 

Burns, James, laborer, 3 Peel. 

Burns, John, carpenter, 41 Tyburn. 

Burns, John, (colored) western saloon 10 West King. 

Burns, Mark, laborer, 6 Pearl. 

Burns, Mark, laborer, James. 

Burns, Patrick, smith, 11 Guise. 

Burns, Patrick, laborer, 83 Mary. 

Burns, Thomas, laborer, 3 Pearl. 

Burris, Thomas, laborer, 7 6 Main. 

Burris, Michael, mechanic, 65 John. 

Burt, James, moulder, 3 East Market. 


Burt, William, new inn, 166 East King. 

Burton, George, of Burton & Sadleir, 190 E. King. 
Burton, John, at saleratus factory, 19 Spring, 









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Burton, John, laborer, 9 Mills. 

Bushird, Joseph, laborer, 127 Hughson. 

JBushircl, Mary, milliner, East King. 

Butler, Bradly, laborer,-135 York, 

Butler, James, shoemaker, 4 Macnab. ' 

Butler, John, laborer, 75 
Butler, John, carpenter, 2 Hannah. 

Butler, Michael, laborer at McQuesten’s. 

Butler, Patrick, laborer, 50 Bold. 

Butler, Thomas R., (col’d) shoemaker 21 John* 

Byron, Thomas, laborer, 21 Queen. 

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Cabanagh, Patrick, laborer, Oar Depot. 

Caddy, Capt. John, 35 Bay. 

Cain, Jeremiah, smith, at Carpenter & Gurney’s. 

Cahill, James, attorney, 97 East King. 

Calkland, James, laborer, 76 James. 

Callin, Amelia, widow, 46 Maria. 

Camel, John, labourer, 9 Lynd. 

Cameron, Alexander, smith, 53 Upper John. 

Cameron, Daniel, smith, 45 McbTab. 

Cameron, Duncan, carter, 6 Rob-Roy Plotel, Upper John. 
Cameron, Mary, widow, 29 Catherine. 

Cameron, Robert, mariner, 219 John. 

Camp, John, engineer, 32 Canon. 

Campbell, Alexander, pedlar, 34 Cannon. 

Campbell, Alexander, of Gardhouse & Campbell, 22 W.Market. 
Campbell, Catherine, sempstress, 16 Caroline. 

Campbell, Donald J., com. mer., 2 KingW.; house, 18 Bond. 
Campbell, George, smith, 141 King. 

Campbell, John, Burlington Inn, 207 James. 

Campbell, John, carpenter, 79 Main. 

Campbell, John, moulder, 22 John. 

Campbell, Margaret, widow, 22 O’Reilly. 

Campbell, Mary, milliner, 35 York. 

Campbell, Robert, grocer, 44 Upper John. 

Campbell, Stephen, 79 Main. 

Campbell, Thomas, cooper, 50 Main. 

Camps, John, livery-stables, 4 Main. 

Cann S. & Co., grocers, 15 York n. 





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Cannon, Charles, stone-cutter, 47 Upper Catherine. 

Canon, John, labourer, 54 Tyburn. 

Canon, John, butcher, 10 James. 

Canson, Henry, shoemaker, 42 West-market. 

Cantlen, Thomas, labourer, 5 Mills. 

Carey, Roger, labourer, 117, John. 

Carley, A., widow, 62, Cherry. 

Carlisle, George, gardener, 20 Caroline. 

Carlton, Henry, clerk, b., Main. 

Carmichael, Elizabeth, widow, 131 Catherine. 

Carmichael, George, stage-driver, 131 Catherine. 

C armichael, James, stage-driver, 13 0 C atherine. 

Carmichael, John, stone-cutter, 28 Upper James. 

Carpenter, Alexander, of Gurney & Carpenter, 134 U. John. 
Carpenter, Joel, hardwaremer, 40 King; h., 9 Bay. 

Carroll, Charles,, painter, 9 Upper Pearl. ■ 

Carroll, Mary J., milliner, 46 Peel. 

Carroll, James, mason, 32 Bold. 

Carroll, Rev. John Wesleyan Methodist, 46 Peek* 

Carr, Robert, mason, 162 Hughson. 

Carson, Robert, labourer, 26 Lock. 

Carry, Jos., mariner, 191 James. 

Carter, Henry, shoemaker, 40 Barton. 

Carter, James, bricklayer, 26 Barton. 

Carter, James F., goldsmith, 5 James; k., 1 Peter. 
Cartwright, Geo. E., druggist, 38 King; h., 35 West Main. 
Carver, Frederick J., currier, 55 Hughson. 

Case, Henry, 114 East King. 

Case, William J., M.D., 103 King. 

Caser, Dennis, labourer, 124 James. 

Cashman, John, labourer, 13 Mills. 

Catchpole, Robert, labourer, 13 Barton. 

Cattermole, Plenry, saddler, 52 Upper Main. 

Cattermole, Arthur, carpenter, 52 U pper Main. 

Cave, Owen, teamster, 31 Bowery. 

Cawley, James, labourer, 72 Cherry. 

■ Cawley, Maria, sempstress, 72 Cherry. 

Cawley, Thomas, shoemaker, 74 Cherry. 

Cawley, Thomas, labourer, 1 Mills. 

Ceile, Charles, cabinetmaker, 44 Tyburn. 

Chair, John, labourer, 8 George. 








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Caddy, JohnF., draftsman, GVR. 

Cahil, J., tailor at Lawson’s. 

Cali can, John, ostler, b. West King. 

Campion, Robert W, of Ryan & Campion, 16 James. 
Canton, William, saw filer, 6 Hughson. 

Canada Life Assm*ance Company’s Office, 1 West Kina 
Canadian Newspaper Office, 8 West King. h ' 

Cann, Samuel, grocer, 15 York. 

Carlton, Henry S., clerk at Buchanan & Go’s. 

Camall, Rebecca, milliner, 52 James. 

Carruthers, Mary, straw bonnet maker, 69 West Kino-. 

Cartan James, clerk, 13 James. 

Case, George, smith, 110 West King. 

Cashon, William, laborer, 11 West Wilson. 

Casson A.,. broom factory, 172 West King. 

Chamberlain-, stove-dealer, Waverly-liouse. 

Chambers, David, bricklayer, 73 Bay. 

Chapman, William, labourer, 61 James. 

Charity, Elora. 

Chatterton Andrew J., printer, 15 W. King, b. Weeks’s Hotel. 
Chichester, Arthur, shoemaker, 81 East Market. 

Child, Jane, grocery, 77 York. 

Childs, Frederick, joiner, 12 Stuart, 

Chilman, T., baker, 102 West King. 

Chipman, J., 4 McNab. 

Chisholm, Robert, carpenter, 59 Rebecca. 

Chittenden & Vafs, dentists, 7 0 King. /=-* 

Chittenden, C. S., of Chittenden & Vars, Waverly-house. 

Christ Church, 104 James. 

Christian, John, printer, Gazette office, 64 Tyburn. 

Christian Advocate office, 2 West King. 

Christly, Ezra, clerk at Buntin’s. 

Christie, Robert, carpenter, 31 Jane. 

Chrysler, Silus, carpenter, 160 King. 

City Arms, William Bell, 15 Upper Hughson. 

City Arms, William Yelden, 182 James. 

City Hotel, Thomas Davidson, 55 James. 

City Mill, George Nor they, 19 Wellington. 

Clairey, Dennis, laborer, 80 Cherry. 

Clark, Adam, clerk, 34 West Market. 

Claris:, Alexander, mason, 5 Blunter. 

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Clarke, Charles Faccountant, G W R. 

Clark, Hiram, 20 Upper Wellington. 

Clark, Hiram F., tinsmith, 8 West Main. 

Clark, Hutchinson, architect, 51 Hughson. 

Clark, James, cabinetmaker,. 58 East Market. 

Clark, James, clerk, 2 Upper' John, h. 52 Main. 

Clark, James A., clerk at Kennedy’s. 

Clark, James, clerk at Carpenters, 9 Bay. 

Clark, John A., b. City Hotel. 

Clark, John, chief engineer G. W. R, h. Horton’s Hotel. 
Clark, John. 

Clark, William, b. City Hotel. 

Clark & Whitney, tinsmiths, .33 Upper James. 

Clark, William, of Clark & Whitney, 8 West Main. 

Clarke, Thomas C., resident engineer GWR. 

Clark, Joseph, machinist, 5 Rebecca. 

Clark, Robert, mason, 5 Hunter. 

Clark, Sarah, District school-teacher, 155 King. 

Clark, Timothy, labourer, 37 Jane. 

Clark, William, miller, 59 King-William. 

Clary, James, laborer, 42 Catherine. 

Gleaming, John, laborer, 62 Tyburn. 

Gleaming, William, labourer, 62 Tyburn. 

Cleary, Edward, shoemaker, 25 Barton. 

Cleary, Stephen, shoemaker, 25 Barton. 

Clement, Joseph, tanner, 14 Cherry. 

Clenon, John, b. Hamilton House. 

Cleveland, Henry, b. Hamilton House. 

Cleveland, Samuel, b. Hamilton House. 

Cleugh, George, trimmer, 26 Macnab, h. 9 Upper McUab. 
Clewin, Thomas, laborer, 74 Main. 

Cliff, William, carpenter, 61 James. 

Clittleworth, William, clerk, b. 50 Upper John. 

Cloud, John, labourer, 124 James. 

Cloven, Patrick, tailor, 9 Peel. 

Clovery, Thomas, carpenter, 33 O’Reilly. 

Clucas, William, carpenter, 45 East-Market 
Coates, Henry M. painter, 27 Walnut, 

Coates, Thomas, chairmaker, 89 King. 

Cook, Thomas, stone cutter, 14 Walnut. 

■ Gockram, Dennis, carpenter, 40 Catharine. 






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Cockram, William, clerk, at Murphy’s, h. Ma.™ 

Coffee, Michael, 6 'Wilson. 

Coffin, James, laborer, 111 James. 

Cole, Henry, dyer, 4 Upper John, 

Colebrook, John J., clerk, 9 East Market. 

Colquliarson, Dougald, 11 Little Main. 

Collar, John, grocer, 56 Upper John. 

Collatt, John, shoemaker, 56 John. 

Colley, Cornelius, carpenter, 12 Base. 

Colley, John, shoemaker, 56 Catherina. 

Coller, Alexander, carpenter, 45 Tyburn. 

Collingwood, Thomas, builder, 30 Catharina. 

Collin, John, labourer, 46 Upper James. 

Collins, Stephen, brewer, 20 Queen. 

Collinson, George, laborer, 172 West King. 

Colmarning, Fritz, confectioner, 27 Upper Hughson. 

Comain, Thomas, smith, h. 4 Vine. 

Commercial Bank, M. D., 19 Upper James. 

Condon, Edward, bar-tender, h. West Market. 
Congregational Church, 68 Hughson. 

Cooch, John, grocer, 19 Upper John. 

Conlais, Frank, b. 218 John. 

Conley, Patrick, mason, 4 Little Market, 

Connor, Peter, teamster, 99 Mary. 

Connors, Dolly, widow, 36 Macnah. 

Connors, Peter, tailor, 151 York. 

Conway, Edward, shoemaker, 86 Upper Catharine. 

Conway, Richard, saddler, 37 East Market. 

Cook, Adam, of Stewart & Co., house 26 Park. 

Cook, Archibald, 31 Upper Lock. 

Cook, H., & Co., Cook’s Wharf. 

Cook, Hiram, of Hiram Cook & Co., lumbermen, 21 Henry. 
Cook, John, clerk, b. 16 Merrick. 

Cook, Mrs., milliner, 66 James. 

Cook, Thomas, barber, 27 Upper James, 

Cook, Thomas, milwright, 57 Walnut. 

Cook, William, house painter, 8 Stinson. 

Cooke, Corbett W., Directory publisher, 21 Wellington. 
Cooman, James, carpenter, 7l Hunter. 

Coombe, George, plasterer, 63 Rebecca. 

Cochran, Henry, clerk, h. 192 East King. 





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Coombes, Benjamin, baker, 10 James. 

Coombes, John, cab driver, 13 Straehan. 

Cooper, Alfred, painter, b. 20 John. 

cZS W Wes. Market. 

SZel hA clerk, at W. Kerfs, b. 65 Upper Maenab. 
Copeland, George, tailor at Bruces, 6 Mary. 

Copp, Anthony, tinsmith, 57 Upper Hughson. 

Copp, Bros., tinsmiths, 13 John. 

Copp, Peter, moulder, 61 Jane. 

Corbey, & Co., dry goods, 36 King. 

Corbev, L. R., of Corbey & Co., h. 

Coriam, Thomas, smith, 4 Guise. 

Costa, William, tailor, 61 Walnut. 

Costen, John, laborer, 74 John. 

Costelo, Daniel, laborer, 3 Pearl. 

Cotier, John, tailor, 10 Spring. 

Gotten, Thomas, accountant, b. / 4 Jotm. 

Cotter, James, smith, railway depot. 

County Clerk’s Office, 8 Mam, 

Cozens, George, merchant tailor, 51 James, h. 28 J 

Cousiner,-, cabinet maker, 50 Catharine. 

Crab, Peter, carpenter, 45 Tyburn. 

Crabtree, Sarah, milliner, 14S King. 

Cradle, Lawrence, teamster, 27 Bay. 

Craig, Mary, milliner, 41 Catharine. 

Craig, Mrs., widow, 60 James. , 

Craigie, James, clerk at John Young’s, b. 60 Hughson. 

Craigie. William, M. D., 60 Hughson. 

Craigie, William, Jr., lawyer, 60 Hughson. 

Crainer, J., carpenter, 15 Bay. 

Crais, James, carpenter, 26 Picton. 

Cramer, Godfrey, 41 Walnut. 

Crane, Catharine, fruiterer, 187 James. 

Crawford, 0. A. C., 54 Maenab. 

Crawford, James, 48 Catharine. 

Crawford John, clerk at Watkins, h. 36 John. 

Crawford, John, clerk at Gibbs, 12 York. 

Crawford, John, teamster, 6 Upper Queen. 

Crawford, Robert, at A. &T. C. Kerr & Cos.. 

Crawford, Linsay, 1 dry goods merchant, 62 King, . 






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Crawford, William, laborer, 35 George. 

Crayton, W„ shoemaker, 13 Upper Wellington. 

Creack, Richard, carter, 142 John. 

Crease, Samuel, tanner, 2 Mary. 

Credan, Dennis, laborer, 31 Caroline. 

Oresswell, Charles, 45 Peel. 

Cresswell, Frederick, 45 Peel. 

Cress well, Frederick, jr,, clerk at Bray’s, b. 45 Peel. 
Cresswell, Martha, widow, 7 9 Tyburn. 

Cresswell, Ralph, clerk at Canada Life Assurance, 45 Peel. 
Crickmore, C., attorney, h. 188 East King. 

Crisp, Alfred, P. G. clerk. 5 Upper Wellington. 

Crisp, George, cabinet maker, 61 Tyburn. 

Croashant, James, laborer, b. 20 Upper John. 

Crofts, Benjamin, clerk, 13 James. 

Crogie, Jane, sempstress, 31 Queen. 

Cromey, Henry, blacksmith, b. Margaret. 

Cromman, Dennis, laborer, Mullberry. 

Cronie, A., smith, railway depot 
Cronin, Jeremiah, laborer, 15 Mills. 

Cronin, Maurice, laborer, 15 Mills. 

Cronin, Thomas, laborer, 15 Mills. 

Crook, James, red lion inn, 69 York. 

Crossley, John, dry goods, 22 James. 

Oruphey, Thomas laborer, 61 James. 

Cullin, James, laborer, 46 Upper James. 

Cummings, James, crockery merchant, 89 Main. 
Cummings, James, & Co., crockery, 11-7 King. 

Cummings, John, laborer, John. 

Cuney, Michael, laborer, 78 Walnut. 

Cunnons, Mrs., widow, 2 Mary. 

Cupples, Hugh, porter, 2 Mary. 

Cupples, Hugh, jr., printer, Advocate office, 2 Mary. 
Curland, Patrick, laborer, 8 Margaret. 

Currell, Dennis, blacksmith, 45 Upper Hughson. 

Curry, Daniel, watchmaker, James. 

Curtis, Joseph, carpenter, 68 Macnab. 

Custom House, 31 Guise. 

Cuthbert, William, laborer, 13 Queen. 

Cutler, James, Custom House Officer, 31 Guise. 

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Dacon, Jeremiah, tailor, b. 24 Upper John. 

Dailey, John, moulder, 61 James. 

Dailey, John, cabinet maker, 28 West King. 

Daley, Dennis, laborer, 39 East Market. 

Daley, Michael, porter, 17 Hess. 

Dally, Edward, drug manufacturer, 28 Ray. 

Dailey, Robert, 22 Hess. 

Dallyn, Joseph, of Dallyn & Son, 69 James. 

Dallyn, Joseph, & Son, bellows makers, 69 James. 
Dallyn, Joseph E., hair dresser, 53 James, h. 22 Stuart 
Dalrymple, George H., contractor, b. Napier. 

Dalton, John, carpenter, 15 Lynd. 

Darner, Vincent, engineer, 29 Hess. 

Dampier, Richard, 6 West Cannon 
Dath, John, shoemaker, 2 Upper Hess. 

Davidson, Cloud, clerk, at Lawsons. 

Davidson, Andrew, laborer, 49 Catharina. 

Davidson, James, pedlar, 5 Hunter. 

Davidson, John, builder, 50 John. 

Davidson, John, collector of customs, 101 Macnab. 

D avidson, Robert, laborer, 9 Hunter. 

Davidson, Thomas, City Hotel, 55 James. 

Davidson, Thomas, grocer, 18^ John. 

Davidson, Thomas, smith 59 Upper John. 

Davidson, William, of Field & Davidson, Mary. 

Davies, Evans, tailor, 46 York. 

Davies, Joseph, pedlar, 526 John. 

Davis, Benjamin, shoemaker, 69 King William. 

Davis, George, laborer, 22 Hughson. 

Davis, George, teamster, 6 West King. 

Davis, Henry, carpenter, 89 Catharine. 

Davis John, porter, 6 John. 

Davis, Joseph, Captain, 211 Catharine. 

Davis, Margaret, 92 Upper John. 

Davis, Milton, stage proprietor, 41 John. 

Davis, Peter, Captain, 211 Catharine. 

Davis, Samuel, city bailiff, 69 Upper Catharine. 

. Davis, Thomas, grocery, 78 Peel. 

Dawson, Jane, widow, 50 Walnut. 

Day, Dennis, laborer, 39 East Market. 










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Day, James, shoemaker, b. 50 Upper John. 

Day, John, shoemaker, 120 Catharine. 

Day,^->, contractor, G. W. R. 

Dayfoot & Co., leather men, Hughson. 

Dayfoot, John B., of J. B. Dayfoot & Co. 

Dean, Charles, laborer, Commons. 

Dean, Lucinda, tailoress, 19 Mary. 

Dean, William, shoemaker, 10 Lower Main. 

Debus, George, shoemaker, 115 James. 

Decker, Lambert, pensioner, 44 Maria. 

Delemer, Thomas, carpenter, 5 3 Tyburn. 

Delany, Patrick, laborer, 70 Walnut. 

Denne, C. E., eating house, 104 King. 

Derby, Francis, moulder, 61 James. 

Dexter, Charles, surveyor, 81 West King. 

Dexter Amorn., engineer, 81 West King. 

Devany, Lawrence, auctioneer, 5 King William. 

Dew, William, mason, 142 Catharine. 

Dewlay, John, carpenter, 59 Upper John. 

Dewey, Daniel, City Recess, West King, h. 30 Macnab. 
Dickamer, Thomas, of McQ. & F. & Co., h., 32 Hughson. 
Dickinson. James W., silver plater, b. 61 West Kino*. 
Dickinson, John, mason, 41 Bay. & 

Dickinson, William, M.D., 38 John. 

Dickson, Francis, carpenter, 71 llughson. 

Dillon, Bridges, widow, 88 Cherry." 

Dillon, J ohn, laborer, 48 Bold. 

Dillon, Michael, laborer, 2 Stinson. 

Ding, James, boiler maker, b. 218 James. 

Dingwall, —-, smith, railroad depot. 

Distin, A. T., tinsmith, 49 West King. 

Distin, John, painter, 34 York. 

Distin, John IT., painter, 77 York. ... 

Distin, William L., 49 West King. 

Divine, Francis, laborer, 142 Catharine. 

Divine, John, laborer, 133 Hughson. 

Divine, John, moulder, at Fisher’s, h. 17 Augusta. 

Divine, William, laborer, 133 Hughson. 

Dixon, William, dry goods merchant, 6 James, h. 27 Gore. 
Dobbin, Mary Ann, grocery, 28 Catharine. 

Dodd, James, shoemaker, 3 Macnab. 





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Dogan, Hugh, laborer, 9 Bay. 

Doherty, Letitia, widow, 48 Upper James. 

Dollan, James, laborer, 85 Macnab. 

Dolling, John, laborer, 1*71 John- . 

Dolman, Daniel, mason, 118 Catharine. 

Donaldson, Major Bobert, 36 Upper James. 
Donely, Jane, widow, 65 Upper Hughson. 

Donely, Bichard, printer, h. 65 Upper Hughson. 
Donnelly, Catharine, widow, Mam. 

Donnelly, Edward, John. 

Donnelly, James, hewer, 82 East Market, 

Donnelly, Edward, clerk at Aitkens. 

Donnigan, John, smith, 35 Catharine. 

Donoghue, John, recess, 19 J ohn. 

Donoghue, Timothy, porter, 9 x ork. 

Donohue, Jane, 17 Cannon. _ 

Donohue, Joseph, laborer, 10 Mam. 

Dorra, George E., engineer, 33 Walnut. 
Dougherty, Margaret, wMow, 19 Chen). 

S 0,IS wS Harris’s. 

98 H»gW 

Doyle, John, laborer, Y Stuart. 

Dow, Alexander, porter, 10 James. 

Sowker, John P, clerk at Mclnms’s, Kmg Street. 
Dowker, John, senior, 100 Peek 
Dowker, John B., clerk, 100 Peel- 
Downing, Charlotte, milliner, h. 6 Hughson. 
Downing, Jane, milliner, h. 6 Hughson. 

Downing, John, constable, 32 Caroline. 

Downing, John, shoemaker, 74 Macnab. 

Downing, Martin, grocer, 17 Guise. 

Downing, Bobert, baker, 65 Upper John. 
Downing, Sarah, milliner, b. 6 Hughson, 
Downing, Thomas, tailor, 36 Macnab. 

• Downing, William, shoemaker, 74 Macnab. 
Drey, Albert, atBosenband s, b. 42 Merrick. 








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Drey, Sizmimd, at Rosenband’s, b. 42 Merrick. 
Dry, Thomas, laborer, Peel. 

Drysdale, A upholsterer, 11 upper Macnab. 
Dublerty,- Christian, widow, 40 Upper Catharine. 
Dudbridge, Benjamin, grocery, 42 Macnab. 

Duff, David, carpenter, 12 Wellington. 

Duffe, Thomas, carpenter, 192 John. 

Duffer, William, clerk, b. 24 John. 

Duffes, John, plasterer. 

Duffie, Patrick, laborer, 139 York. 

Duffield. Fergusson, seminary, 38 Upper James. 
Duffield, Hiram, cooper, 55 Upper John. 

Duffy, James, carpenter, 53 Tyburn. 

Duffy, John, Burlington, inn, 136 James. 

Dugan, Patrick, laborer, 138 York. 

Dugan, William, laborer, 139 York. 

Duggan, Michael, laborer, 73 Cherry. 

Duggan, —-, laborer, 7 5 Cherry. 

Duggan, Thomas, M. D., 31 Iiughson. 

Dulan, Edward, porter, 56 Bold. 

Dullienty, M., shoemaker, 89 James. 

Durness, John, laborer, 109 John. 

Dumey, Patrick, laborer, 9 Picton. 

Dundon, Joseph, carpenter, 79 Rebecca. 

Dundon, John, carpenter, 100 John. 

Dunford, James, laborer, b. 6 Catherine. 

Dunnand, Alexander, cooper, 49 Mary. 

Dunnand, John, laborer, b: 6 Walnut. 

Dunlop, Robert, carpenter, 1 McAulay, 

Dunmove, John, laborer, West Wilson. 

Dunn, Daniel, shoemaker, 11 Upper Wellington. 
Dunn, Daniel, laborer, 104 Peel. 

Dunn. James, laborer, 76 Main. 

Duprenny, Duke, basket maker, 132 Iiughson. 
Duron, John, carpenter, 30 West Market. 
Durismore, John, ostler, 10 McNab. 

Duron, Judith, widow, 15 Cherry. 

Duron, William, tailor, 15 Cherry. 

Duval, William, saw-filer, 37 Caroline, 

Dwyer, Patrick, laborer, 117 John. 

Dwyer, Michael, shoemaker, 60 West King, 




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Eager, Hemy, printer, Canadian , 65 East Market. 

Eager, James, 5 East Market. 

Eager, Jolm, clerk, 5 James, b. 5 East Market. 

Eager, William, printer, Journal & Express, 5 East Market. 
Eadie, Peter, gardener, 14 Wellington. 

Eadie, Mrs., straw-bonnet maker, 14, Wellington. 

Eadie,-—, clerk, at Inman’s, b. 14 Wellington. 

Earman, Ann, widow, b. 11 Bowen. 

Eastwood, John, porter, h. 3 O’Peilly. 

Eaton, L. IE, joiner, 12S Catharine. 

Ebbs, John, express agent, 119 Hnghson. 

Ebbs & Macdonell, brokers, 12 Guise. 

Ecclestone, Edward, confectioner, 31 West King. 

Ecclestone, Thomas, confectioner, 12 King. 

Ecceson, John B., clerk, at Kennedy, Parker’s. 

Echlin, Henry, moulder, 61 James. 

Edgar, William, carpenter, 93 Macnab. 

Edgar, -——, shipbuilder, Hughson. 

Edgebank, Peak, gardener, 88 Macnab. 

Edgecombe, Lorenzo, blacking manufacturer, 79 Peel. 
Edmundson, John, smith, 46 Tyburn. 

Eagan, Francis, shoemaker, 72, PeeL 
Eagan, John, smith, 62 Tyburn. 

Egan, Francis L., grocer, 18 James. 

Egan, Patrick, porter, 1 York. 

Eldridge, John,-, 132 James. 

Ellicott, Elizabeth, fur store, b. 63 West King. 

Elliott, Anna, boarding house, 119, John, 

Elliott, John, laborer, 26 Mills. 

Elliott, Mary, milliner, 42, Peel, 

Elliott, John, sawyer, 31 Barton. 

' Elliott, Thomas, carpenter, h. 63 West King, 

Elliott, Thomas, Cutler, 91 East Market. 

Elliott, Walter, cabinet maker, b. 50 John. 

Ellison, John, B., b. Hamilton House. 

Elmer, E., hewer, h. 70 Bay. 

Elmsley, George, teacher, 24 Henry. 

English, Andrew, clerk, at‘Walker’s, b. 49 Catharine. 
English, James B., 11 Bowen. 

English, Mary, seminary, 39 Catharine. 












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Evans, Daniel, tailor, 22 Gore. 

Evans, David, gardener, 88, Macnab. 

Evans, Eliza, tailoress, 17 Napier. 

Evans, Evan, woolen weaver, 108 Main. 

Evans, John, carpenter, 21 Catharine. 

Evans, John, laborer, car depot, 

Evans, Margaret, tailoress, 17 Napier. 

Evans, Mary, tailoress, 17 Napier. 

Evans. Richard, gardener, 50 Catharine. 

Ewen, Robert, tailor, 11 John. 

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Facey, --■, cigar maker at Quimby’s, 37 James. 

Fagan, John, laborer, 16 Hughson. 

Fagar, Robert, tinsmith, 6 Caroline. 

Fair, Mrs., widow, 44 John. 

Faircleugh, Richard, dealer in skins, 1 Bay. 

Fairest, William, smith, railway depot 38 Bay. 
Fairweather, John, carpenter, 17 Bay. 

Falkner, Robert, laborer, 18 Pearl. 

Fallace, John, bill poster, 99 Upper John. 

Fannigan, Arthur, laborer, 50 Maria. 

Farest, William, smith, 38 Bay. 

Faris, Eliza, widow, 36 Ray. 

Faris, Peter, constable, 36 Ray. 

Farish, Jane C., widow, 21 Augusta. 

Farguharson, Donald, shoemaker, 14 Lock. 

Farmer’s Plotel, John Austin, 52 West King. 

Farwell <fc Co., contractors, 90 King. ° 

Farwell, Samuel, b. Plamilton ILouse. 

Faulkner, Joseph, bricklayer, 35 Bold. 

Fawcett, Mary, 65 McNab. 

Fearman, F. W., mariner, 42 Park. 

Fearnside, Edward C., tailor, 14 East Market. 

Fearnside, Thomas, tailor, 23 Upper Wellington. 
Featherstone, Joseph, saddler, at Sunley’s, 44 West Kin 
Fell, William, engraver, 22 West King. 

Fenelon, Francis, shoemaker, 116 Catharine. 

Fenton, John W., teacher, 7l Rebecca. 

Fergusson, Peter, 15 Rebecca. 

Fergusson, Michael, clerk, b. 14 Bowery. 

Ferrie, Adam, b. 44 West Market. 






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Feme, Colin C., gen.mer., 11 Up. Hughson, h. 126 York. 
.Feme, C. & J., & Co., 11 Upper Hughson. 

Feme, Jolin, of C. & J., & Co., 11 Hnglison, li. 14 W. Market 
Fettridge, Jshoemaker, 119, John.’ 

Ferris, James, of Hiram Cook & Co., 13 MdSTab. 

Ferris, William, saloon, 1/7 John. 

Few, William, mason, 130 Hughson. 

Fewer, Thomas, laborer, 71 McNab. 

Fick, Mrs., widow, h. 45 Upper Catharine. 

Field, John, of Field & Davidson, 16 Mary. 

Field & Davidson, saddlers, 2 James. 

Fieldhonse, Benjamin, teamster, 87 King* 

Fieldhonse, Mary, grocery, 87 King. 

Filgiano, Theophilus, surgeon, dentist, 92 Hughson. 

Finch, William, moulder, 61 James. 

Finlayson, Henry, clerk at Boy’s, h. 4 Upper Queen. 

Firth, John, mason, 5 Hunter. 

Fish, Richard, Ontario House, 201 James. 

Fisher, John, of McQuesten & Co.,h. 24 Merrick. 

Fisher, J., of Fisher, Williams, Brainard & Co. h. 24 Merrick. 
Fisher, Markland, clerk, 24 West Main. 

Fisher, Williams, Brainard & Co., contractors G. W. Railroad. 
Fitzgerald, Frances, laborer, 47 Catharina. 

Fitzgerald, John, clerk, at Feme - & Co’s. 

Fitzgerald, L., widow, 43 Catharina. 

Fitzgerald, Patrick, laborer, 19 Mills. 

Fitzgerald, Steven, laborer, 23 Burlington. 

Fitzgerald, William, laborer, 50 Main. 

Fitzgibbon, John, tailor, 73 John. 

Fitzgibbon, Gerald, painter, 7 Hughson, 

Fitzgidbon, Mary, dressmaker, 73 John. 

Fitzmorris, George, plasterer, 26 Aurora. 

Fitzmorris, Michael, labourer, John. . 

Fitzpatrick, Henry, house painter, W. King, h. 21 Cannon. 
Fitzpatrick, Hugh, grocery, 65 James. 

Fitzpatrick & Brothers, house painters, 17^- West King. 
Fitzpatrick, Henry, of F. & Brothers, 17^-West King. 
Fitzpatrick Martin, “ .“ “ 

Fitzpatrick, Peter, carpenter, 71 Mary. 

Fitzpatrick,-Thomas, carpenter, 71 Mary. 

Flahaven, James, moulder, 61 James. 









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Flaherty, Catharine, widow, 50 Walnuts 
Flaherty, John, coachman, 78 Catharine, 

Flannigan, James, tanner, 102 Tyburn, 

Flarty, James, mariner, 135 John. 

Flavien, Clemer, clerk, b. 3 Vine. 

Fleat, Jane, sempstress, 44 Upper Catharine. 

Flemming, Ann, dressmaker, 73 John. 

Flemming, John, tailor, b. 89 Upper John. 

Flemming, Mary, milliner, 133 John. 

Fleming, Mrs., widow, 133 John. 

Fleming, Edwin, sadler, at Sunley’s, 44 West King 
Flemming, Patrick, smith, railroad depot. 

Flemigan, Patrick, laborer, 87 Cherry. 

Fletcher, Joseph, bootmaker, 103 York, h. 23 Rav. 

Fletcher, Thomas, “ « « y 

Flitt, John, mason, b. 50 Upper John. 

, Flood, Edward, laborer, 78 Upper John. 

Flood, James, lumber merchant, 171 John. 

Floyd, Edward, clerk in store, h. 31 Guise. 

Floyd,-, tinsmith, — John. 

Fly,-, clerk, at Kerr’s, John, b. 20 Main. 

Flynn, John, smith, 26 Macnab. 

Flynn, John, laborer, 11 Mills. 

Flynn, John, moulder, 34 Peel. 

Flynn, Maurice, laborer, 11 O’Reilly. 

Flynn, Thomas, teamster, 116 Macnab. 

Folingsby, John B., clerk at Maclaren’s. 

Footner, William & Co.,.grocers, 29 West King. 

Footner, William, of Footner & Co., h. 35 West Main. 

Forbes, Andrew, moulder, 61 James. 

Forbes, James, of Stewart & Co., 9 Yine. 

Ford, William, boarding house, 180 James. 

Ford, Tedy, smith, 25 Maiden Lane. 

Foreigner, John, shoemaker, 95 Upper John. 

•ford, Bartley, laborer, 41 Bold. 

Ford, Kehemiah, painter, h. 50 Catharine; 

Forest, Eugene, --■, 23, Walnut. 

koster, Henry W. hairdresser, 92 King. 

Foster, John, grocer, 92 King. 

Forest, John, carpenter, 23 Walnut. 

Fortolland, Patrick, 7 Lynd. 

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Foster <fc Mason, hatters, 7 James. 

Foster, Alexander M., of Foster & Mason, 16 East Market. 
Foster, Alonzo, foreman, railway depot. 

Foster, Charles, mariner, 37 Guise. 

Foster, Frederick, carpenter, 21 Ray. 

Foster, Lionel, leather store, 17 W. King, h. 69 Macnah. 
Foster, Michael, smith, railway depot. 

Foster, Robert, joiner, 193 John. 

Foster, Robert, Steam Boat Hotel, 2 Burlington. 

Foster, Thomas, coffee manufacturer, 2 Up. John, h. 55 Main. 
Foster, William, carpenter, J ames. 

Fothergill, Robert, druggist, 100 King. 

Fotheringham, Thomas, clerk, 105 Upper John. 

Fowler, David, mason, 44 Upper Catharine. 

Fowler, ---, tailor, 59 Tyburn. 

Fraser, Alexander, constable, 84 John. 

Fraser, Catharine, widow, 50 Walnut. 

Fraser, Donald, clerk, 1 Hess. 

Fraser, Donald, tailor, 1 Little Peel. 

Fraser, George, stone cutter, 14 Lynd, 

Fraser,Hugh,——, 47 Maria. 

Fraser, John,& Co., commission merchant, 8 Upper John. 
Fraser, John, of Fraser & Co., 15 Catharine. 

Fraser, Nelson, junior, joiner, 47 Maria. 

Fraser, Nelson, joiner, 42 Macnab. 

Fredenburg, George, cigar maker, 152 Hughson. 

Freeland, Charles, of Garrett & Freeland 28 West Main. 
Freeman .& Jones, attorneys, 90 King. 

Freeman, S., of Freeman & Jones, barrister. King, 106 U. Jas. 
Freer, Thomas, druggist, 12 James, h. 15 Hughson. 

Freeth, John, butcher, 3 Tyburn. 

French, John, watchmaker, 1 Upper John, h. 55 Catharine, 

Frier,-. watchmaker, — James. 

Fripper, ——, Telegraph office, h. 64 Macnah. 

Frost, Morris S., bootmaker, 26 Park. 

Frosterer, J., 95 York. 

Furlong, John, laborer, 96 Peel. 

Fursonan, Andrew, commission merchant, 28 West Main. 
Fury, Mary, widow, 42 Maria. 

Fynn, Matthew, laborer, 154 J ames. 

Fynn, Edward, constable, 6 Upper Hess. 










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Gabel, Joseph, nailer, 59 Hughson. 

Gage, Charles, insurance secretary, 98 James. 

Gage, Charles, shoemaker, John. 

Gage, James, Upper John. 

Gage, James, b. 11 Hannah. 

Gage, John, smith, 48 Tyburn. 

Gage, Peter, clerk at Watkins^, b. 14 .Augusta.' 

Gaity, James, laborer, 4 West Avenue. 

Galbreaith, David B., grocer, 67 King, h. 63 Main. 
Galbreaith, James, grocer, b. 11 Hannah. 

Galbieaith, John, shoemaker, b. 12 Broadway, 

Galbreath, Robert, tailor, b.12 Broadway 
Galbraith William, clerk, at Titus’s, h. 18 Wellington. 
Gamble, James, tinsmith, 62 West King. 

Gamble, William A., grocer, 5 Upper John. 

Gamble, Moses, coachmaker, 68 West King. 

Gamy, Patrick, carpenter, James. 

Gardkouse & Campbell, grocers, 1Y York. 

Gardhouse, John, of Gardhouse & Campbell, 22 W, Market 
Gardiner, Ann, widow, 66 Peel. 

Gardner, John, shoemaker, 19 Catharina. 

Gardner, Patrick, laborer, John. 

Gardner, William, shoemaker, 19 Catharina. 

Gaiey, John, laborer, 3 3 Upper Wellington. 

Garey, Martin, laborer, 85 Upper Johh. 

Garinson, Thomas, moulder, 61 James. 

Garrett & Freeland, commission merchants, 41 James. 

Garrett, James, of Garrett & Freeland, 22 West Main. 

Garth, James & Co., plumbers & gas-fitters, 54 James, 

Garth, ■-, of Garth, Farmer & Co., 54 James. 

Gasworks, 61 Mulberry. ' 

Gay, James, cemetery agent, 15 Upper Hughson. 

Gayner, --, clerk, 9 Guise. 

Gaynor, George W., clerk at Car Factory. 

Gazette office , H. B. Bull, 17 Upper Hughson. 

Geddes, James, lawyer’s clerk, 44 Merrick. 

Geddes. Rev, John Gamble, Episcopalian, 125 James. 

Gentle, John, cabinet maker, 13 Margaret. 

George, James, teller, 3 Upper James, h. 12 Kelson. 

Gerald, Henry, gardener, 14 Park. 










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Gibbs, John B., grocer, 13 York. 

Gibbon, John, cabinet maker, 110 Main. 

Gibson, James, mason, 11 Mills. 

Gibson, James, Mason’s Arms, 32 Upper John. 

Gibson, William, mariner, 120 Macnab. 

Gilbert, George, dry goods merchant, 101 Upper John. 
Gilbert, John, tailor, 29 Bay. 

Gilbright, Francis, laborer, J ames. 

Gilchrist, William, coachmaker, 143 King. 

Gilkison, Jasper, secretary G. W. B. B., James. 

Gill, ——, stone cntter, 95 Peel. 

Gilles, Mary, boarding house, 58 Macnab. 

Gillesby, William, flour merchant, 11 Upper John. 
Gillesby, Denholm, dry goods merchant, 45 West Kang. 
Gillesby, George IT., b. City Hotel. 

Gillesby, James, laborer, 43 Tyburn. 

Gillesby, Peter, laborer, 43 Tyburn, 

Gillesby, Thomas, market clerk, h. 55 York. 

Gillespie William, clerk Spectator, h. upper John. 
Gillmore, John, cabinet maker, 48 Hunter. 

Gillmore, William, cabinet maker, 12 Hess, 

Gilmos, George, laborer, Upper John. 

Ginge, Thomas, sawyer, 95 Peel. 

Girdlestone, C. W., b. City Hotel. 

Gittin, James H., clerk, 93 James. 

Glackmeyer, Edward, manager Gasworks, 14 SheafFe. 
Glancey, Francis, laborer, 58 Catherine. 

Glass, Martha, sempstress, 41 Merrick. 

Glassco, Henry, hatter, 10 King, h. 20 Upper, J ames. 
Glassy, Edward, shoemaker, 59 Catherine, 

Gleason, John, laborer, 108 Menab. 

Glen, Andrew, watchmaker, 21 Maiden lane. 

Godfrey, Edward, laborer, 108 York. 

Godliff, •--, moulder, 87 John. 

Good, Mrs., grocery, 37 Upper Catharine. 

Goodenough, John, custom officer, h. 116 King. 
Goodenough, Mary C., seminary, 116 King. 
Goodenough, John, baker, 116 King. . 

Goodfellow, Walter, shoemaker, 89 Cherry. 

Goodfellow, William, tailor, 135 Hughson. 

Goodman, Mrs., widow, 177 East King. 








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Goodman, Ann, widow, 179 Macnab. 

Goldsmith, Rev. T, Metb. New Con., Main. 
Gordon, Anger, 6 Slieaffe. 

Gordon, Alfred, bootmaker, 6 West King 
Gordon, David, bootmaker, 3 Macnab. 

Gordon, Rev. Edward, Roman Catholic, 11 Skeafte 
Gordon, John, Capt., 58 Bay. 

Gordon, John, Victoria-house, 19 Burlington 

Gordon, M., b. City-hotel. 

Gordon, Robert, carpenter, James. 

Gordon, William, clerk, b. 25 Gore. 

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Gore, Charles, mariner, 8 Picton. 

Gould, Alexander, tailor, 19 Hess. 

Graham, Alexander, nailer, 17 Henry. 

Graham, Alexander, porter, 81 Rebecca. 

Graham, William, laborer, James. 

Grant, Andrew, Rob Roy-hotel, 50 Upper John. 
Grant, David, moulder, 68 Hughson. 

Grant, Gregor, carpenter, 22 Cherry. 

Grant, Gregor, tanner, 113 Tyburn. 

Grant, Hillard, laborer, 50 Upper John. 

Grant, John, grocer, 95 Tyburn. 

Grant, Mrs., widow, 95 Tyburn. 

Grant, Peter, of Grant & Middlewood, h. 5 Main, 
Grant, William, sailmaker, 120 Macnab. 
want & Middlewood, brewers, 7 Main.. 

Grassett, C. D., clerk at Maclaren’s. 
iiaves, William, moulder, 61 James. 

Gravin, Thomas, 167 Hughson. 

Gray, Thomas, grocer, 11 York. 

Grayner, Jokn, shoemaker, 51 York. 

Grey, Charles, shoemaker, 56 John. 

Great Western Railway Office, 1 & 5 West King. 
Gregor, John, smith, King. 

Gregory, John, G. W. R., b. 55 James. 

^reen, James, carpenter, 85 Walnut. 

Green, Richard, tailor, 6 Little T VR.in 
Green, William, of Best & Green, 59 Mulberry, 
vweison, Nathaniel, stone cutter, 31 Tyburn 
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Greison, Thomas, mattrass-maker, 40 West King. 

Greman, William, laborer, 28 Hughson. 

Greman, Matthews, laborer, 59 Maria. 

Grey, Alexander, 122 Catharine. 

Grier, Robert J., b. 16 Upper J ohn. 

Griffin, William, b. Hamilton-house. 

Griffin, David, saddler, b. 20 Mary. 

Griffiths, Evan H., smith, 15 Cathcart. 

Groft, Collin, clerk, at Cartwright’s, 30 King. 

Grofton, James B., clerk, D, Bell’s, 37 King. 

Groner, Hugh, laborer, 64 Lynd. 

Grossman, Peter, musician, Upper John. 

Grouse, William, waiter, 37 Rebecca. 

Grover, Luther, of Quimby & Co., h. 96 Macnab. 

Groves, John, shoemaker, 50 West Avenue. 

Groves, C. J., agent for Pictorial Views, b.Waverley. 
Growen, Martin, laborer, 14 James. 

Gutkira, Thomas, 27 York. 

Gunn, Daniel C., R. R. land agent, 43 Main. 

Gunn, Mary, widow, b. 23 Gore. 

Gunner, William, teacher, 32 West Main. 

Gunner, William, teacher, 29 Upper Hughson. 

Gurney, Charles, of Gurney & Carpenter, h. 17 East Market. 
Gurney, Edward, of “ “ h. 87 John. 

Gurney &> Carpenter, iron foundry, 22 John. 

Hadley, Samuel, whitewasher, 24^- Hughson. 

Hager, Lewis, at Rose’s, 3 Caroline. 

Hager <fe Vogt, organ builders, 37 Cannon. 

Hagart, John, laborer, 75 Walnut. 

Haggart, Alexander, moulder, 42 East Market. 

Hagin, Patrick, laborer, 45 Catharina. 

Hain, William, tailor at Bruce’s, b. 40 Macnab. 

Hanning, Peter, dry goods, 140 King. 

Hanning, Richard, clerk, 30 Guise. 

Hale, Patrick, laborer, 4 Lower James. 

Haley, Eliza, boarding house, 74 Bay. 

Haley, Thomas, mariner, 39 Walnut. 

Hall, John, carpenter, 98 John. 

Hall, Robert, carpenter, 19 Napier. 









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Hall, Samuel, laborer, 12 Lynd. 

Hall, Susan, tailoress, King. 

Hallan, William, flour store, 45 York. 

Hallett, William, professor of dancing, 133 Kins;. 

Hallawell, Isaac, broker, 3 Upper John. 

Hallawell, Isaac, tailor, 30 Gore. 

Hallawell, Thomas, tailor, 30 Gore. 

Halls, David, laborer, 50 Upper John. 

Halton, Edward, clerk, 16 Maria. 

Hamesworth, Christopher, clerk at 6 King, b. 33 Maiden Lane 
Ham,. William, tailor, 40 Macnab. ” 

Hamlin, William, engineer, 53 Catharine. 

Hamilton & Kneeshaw, druggists, 2 West King. 

Hamilton, Alex., of Hamilton & Kneeshaw, h. 73 Hughson, 
Hamilton, Alexander, grocer, 18 & 20 King William. 
Hamilton, Andrew, laborer, 5 Sheaffe. 

Hamilton. Charles, clerk Com. Bank, 3 Upper James. 

Hamilton House, by Hiram Weeks, 80 West King. 

Hamilton, Joseph, clerk, 44 Upper Hughson. g 
Hamilton, Mrs., relict of P. Hamilton, Esq., 9 Bold. 

Hamilton, Robert, 120 Upper John. 

Hammond, William, Union Inn, 130 John 
Hand, Ann, widow, 19 Upper Macnab. 

Handley, Bridget, widow, 23 O’Reilly. 

Haney, Martin, laborer, 52 Catharina. 

Hankey, Fixton, coachmaker, 9 Upper Macnab. 

Hannay, G., hone maker, 184 John. 

Handing, James, cabinet maker, 13 West Avenue. 

Harcas, Thomas, carpenter, 4 Picton. 

Hardiker, John, grocer, 99 James, k. 25 Bav. 

xlaraiker, Richard, grocer. 

Hardman, James, sausage maker, 33 Upper Catharine. 
Haiding & Brothers, plumbers, City Baths, 48 James. 

w e ?r ge ’ of / Iardin g & Brothers, 48 James. 

Iardmg, William of Harding & Brothers, 48 James, 

° f ft* 8 ** * Brothe ^ 48 Jam«. * 

ailand, Thomas, laborer, Commons. 

Harley, Charles, saddler, 50 Rebecca. 

Harman, Peter, broom factory, 106 West King. 

Harne, Robert, ostler, b. 50 Upper John. 

Hamer, Joseph, fruiterer, 20 Upper John. 








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Harper, Richard, grocer, 26 Upper John. 

Harper, Samuel, clerk at Kerr’s, h. 25 Upper Macnab. 
Harrigan, Dennis, smith, 63 Macnab. _ 

Harrington, David, laborer, 3 Concession. 

Harris, Abraham, tinsmith, 61 Catharina. 

Harris, Benjamin, gunsmith, 10 Main. 

Harris, Edward, at Casson’s 101 West King. 

Harris, George, clerk at Cook’s Wharf, 6 Warren. 

Harris, George, pedlar, 169 James. 

Harris, George F., b. City Hotel. 

Harris,——, bankers’ clerk, h. 125 York. 

Harris, John, baker, 27 York. 

Harris, M. L., Little Burlington Hotel, 77 East King. 

Harris, Phillips, whitewasher, Upper John. ■ 

Harris, T. B., & J. C., dry goods merchants, 32 King. 
Harris, T. B., of T. B. & J. C. Harris, 32 King, h. 19 W. Main. 
Harris, J, C., of T. B. & J. C. Harris, 32 King. 

Plarris’s Bowling Alley, 99 King. 

Harrison, Douglas, smith, 1 Cathcart. 

Harrison, Mrs., widow, 19 West Main. 

Hart, Benjamin, clerk, 55 Rebecca. 

Hart, Jane, widow, 53 Cherry. 

Hart, Thomas, laborer, 9 Upper Catharine. 

Hartrup, William J., 42 Bay.. 

Harvey, Mi’s., widow, 31 Rapier. 

Harvey, Robert, pedlar, 5 7 Upper Wellington. 

Harvey, Patrick, tavern, 5 York. 

Harvey, Samuel, auctioneer and bookseller, 7 York. 
Harwood, William, house painter, 24 King William. 

Platt, John O., barrister, 6 Main, h. 140 West King. 

Hatter, George, stone cutter, 52 Blunter. 

Plavington, Daniel, gunsmith, 10 Main. 

Hawkins, Sarah, sempstress, 64 West Main. 

Hawkins, William, teamster, 177 James. 

Hawkner, Mathew, laborer, 4 Lvnd. 

Plawley, Timothy, laborer, 87 Cherry^ 

Hayden, George, carpeuter, 116 Upper Hughson. 

Hayden, John, builder, 62 Rebecca. 

Hayden, John, carpenter, 21 Tyburn. 

Hayden, John, junior, druggist, 62 Rebecca. 

Haynes, Thomas A., dry goods, 144 James. 










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Hays, Cornelius, smith, 64 Macnab. 

Hays, Mary, -widow, 108 Macnab. 

Hayward, James, painter, 61 Upper John. 

Hayward, Rev. John, Wes. Meth., 48 East Market. 
Hazard, Arthur waggon maker, 19 Upper Catharine. 
Heale, William, tailor, 6 3 Upper John. 

Hebden, Rev., Episcopalian, 94 Upper James. 

Hendeison, Agnes, milliner, 15 Hunter. 

Henderson, Apphia, teacher, 22 Market. 

Henderson, George, shoemaker, 15 Ray. 

Henderson, Isabella, milliner, 15 Hunter. 

Henderson, Isabella, junior, milliner, 15 Hunter. 
Henderson, John, cabinet maker, 15 Hunter. 
Henderson, William, cabinet maker, 15 Hunter. ' 
Henry, Angus, mason, b. 50 Upper John. 

Henry, George, clerk, 64 Macnab. 

Henry, David, clerk, 13 James. 

Henry, John, tailor, 53 Tyburn. 

Henry, Patrick, joiner, 36 Wellington. 

Henry, Robert, clerk, at Wylie’s, h. 58 Rebecca. 

Henry, Robert, mason, 35 West Market. 

Hensey, Nancy, widow, 5 Upper Catharina. 

Henwood, Edwin, M.D., 1 Main. 

Herald, John, at Herald’s, 11 Peter, 

Herald, Joseph, at Herald’s, 11 Peter. 

Herald, William, carpenter, 13 Hess. 

Herald,--, of Melville & Herald’s, 11 Peter. 

Herbert, Alexander, smith, 69 Upper Macnab. 

Herbert, Edward, tailor, 46 York. 

Ieibert, Margaret, widow, 99 Cherry. 

Heriot, James, laborer, 20 West Avenue. 

Hermitage, James, clerk, 54 Upper John. 

Hermitage, John, teamster, 61 James. 

rT e !^’’ 1 J . olin ’ labore b 3 Upper Wellington. 

Hethfield, Edward, chemist, 135 York. 

Hewitt, Robert, Traveller’s Home, 185 John. 

Hewson, Samuel, bookseller, 39£ King. 

Hier, Cornelius, laborer, 9 Hunter. 

Hiesrodt, Eliza, tailoress, b. 29 Mary. 

jgginson, Robert, plasterer, b. 15 Upper Ilughson. 
High Bailiff, James McCracken, 32 King William. 




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Hill, Albert IL, architect, 86 James. 

Hill, James, turner, 110 Rebecca. 

Hill, Joseph, teamster, 110 Rebecca. 

Hill, Sophia, 8 'Vine. 

Hill, William, builder, 165 York. 

Hill, William, chairmaker, 110 Rebecca. 

Hillah, Jacob, joiner, 145 York. 

Hillard, Ann, boarding house, 154 Hughson. 

Hillard, Francis, laborer, 70 Walnut. 

Hilliard, Thomas, laborer, 70 Walnut. 

Hills, Alexus, carpenter, 160 King. 

Hilton, Thomas, cabinet maker, 120 York. 

Hitchcock & Rostock, druggists, 8 King. 

Hitchcock. Jas.,, of Hitchcock & Rostock, h. 49 Peel. 
Hickling, Charles, flour agent, 157 Hughson. 

Hixon, Charles, tinsmith, 26 East Market. 

Hobbs, Catharine, widow, 68 John. 

Hobbs, Charles, painter, 68 John. 

Hobbs, Henry, p ainter, 68 J ohn. 

Hobbs, James, mason, 16 Stuart. 

Hobson, Mary, widow, 4 Lower James. 

Hockaday, Thomas, teacher, 3 Augusta. 

Hodge, William, gunsmith, 59 York. 

Hodges, Humphrey, carpenter, 88 Macnab. 

Hodson, William, laborer, 46 Tyburn. 

Hoffman, Daniel, wheelwright, 11 Caroline. 

Hogan, John, laborer, 20 Hughson. 

Hogan, Michael, laborer, 61 Mulberry. 

Hogg, Rev. John, United Presbyterian, 87 Main. 
Hoggart, Joseph,laborer, 111 Peel. 

Holbrook, James C., clerk, b. 8 Walnut. 

Holbrook, Robert, shoemaker, 41 King, h. 8 Walnut. 
Holcombe, William, house painter, 24 King William. 
Holden, Jefferan. carpenter, 191 John. 

Holden, John R., barrister, com. buildings, h. 65 York. 
Plollum, James, laborer, 10 George. 

Hollis, Francis, plasterer, 88 Walnut. 

Holmes, Arthur Lionel, h. 99 Rebecca. 

Holmes, George M., b. 99 Rebecca. 

Holmes, John, porter, 27 Bay. 

Holmes, James, shoemaker, 18 Wellington. 







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Hoiton, William, nurseryman, 1 Napier. 

Hondy, Daniel, mason, 116 James. 

I-Ioney, —-, John. 

Hood, Finley, finisher, 61 James. 

Hoodless, J., cooperage, 57 Zing William. 

Hoodless, Robert, chairmaker, 40 Hugbson. 

Hopcrart, William, stone-mason, 7 Hunter. 

Hope, James, chairmaker, 61 Hughson. 

Hopkins, Patrick, laborer, 61 Hugbson! 

Hopkins, Peter, plasterer, 13 Upper Macnab. 

60 h ' 2 0ath «“- 

Hornley, Mary Ann. teacher, 41 Casharina. 

iiongan, John, laborer, h. 64 Cherry. 

Horwood, Charles, shoemaker, 44 West Zing. 
Houston, William, carpenter, 40 Bay. 

Howard, Charles P. O. clerk, h. 96 Rebecca. 

Howard, James, bricklayer, 119 Tyburn. 

Howard, Patience, widow. 7l Upper Hughson. 
Howard, William, mason, 18 Spring 
Howit, Alfred, surveyor, 64 Main. 

Rowley, Bartley, laborer, h. 64 Cherry. 

Hughes, John, laborer, 150 James. 

Hufh? pT-I’ P ™ tei } at SP*<*at°r, b. Upper John, 
Hughes, Patnclr, teamster, 91 IVTar y. 

Hughes, Thomas E., grocer, 52 Macnab. 

Huld, John, 39 Cannon. 

Hulliven, Michael, carpenter, 64 Rebecca. 

Hulton, Hugh, laborer. 

Humphrey, Francis, smith, 15 Upper Hughson. 
Humphrey, John, smith, railway depot. 

Humphrey, Levi, contractor, G. W. R., 2 Vine. 
Humphrey, N. W., smith, railway depot. 

Humshby, Dennis, laborer, 26-Maiden Lane. 

Hunt, Alexander, cutler, 16 Zing William. 

Hunt, Charles, laborer, 61 James. 

Hunt & Co., Hamilton brewery, 51 Peel. 

Hunt, Daniel, bricklayer, 67 Main, 

Hunt, Michael, laborer, James. 

Hunt, Mrs., widow, 53 Peel. 

Hunter, Adolphus, shoemaker, 40 Upper James. 





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Hunter, Alexander, mariner, 12 Picton. 

Hunter, Andrew, shoemaker, 40 Upper James. 

Hunter, Jane, widow, 103 Upper John. 

Hunter, John, laborer, Peel. TT . 

Hunter, Lacblin, mariner, 118 Upper Hugbson. 

Hunter, Robert, M. D., 14 Gore. 

Hunter, Samuel, laborer, Peel. 

Hunter, Samuel, teamster, 5 Hunter. 

Hunting, Samuel, sexton, 125 Hugbson. 

Hurd, Edward, laborer, 56 Tyburn. 

Hurd, John, constable, 52 Peel. 

Hurdle, John S.,clerk, & Vine. 

Hurl, Robert, tinsmith, 108 York. 

Hurley, James, laborer, 17 West Wilson, 

Hurton, Samuel, laborer, 7 Peel. 

Hutchinson, George, painter, 61 James. . 

Hutchinson, Isabella, widow, 33 West Mam. 

Hutchinson, James, hatter, 1 James, h. 77 Upper John. 
Hutchinson, John, clerk 17 James, b. 19 East Maiket. 
Hutton, Charles, tailor, 69 East Market. 

Hutton, Jane, widow, 69 East Market. 

Hutton, James, tailor, 69 East Market. 

Hynds, Charles, engineer, 103 Catharine. 

Hynds, Thomas, printer, b. 103 Catharine. 

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Inglis, Rev. James, Baptist, 116 York. 

Inglis, Francis B., saddler, b. 20 Mary. . 

Ino-hs, William, smith at Robinson’s, 62 West King. 

Inly, Richard, cook on Magnet, 68 Rebecca. 

Inman, John, wholesale dry goods, 26 King. 

Iredale, James, 66 Tyburn. 

Ireland, Henry, of Bellliotise & Ireland, li. 123 King. 
Irvine, IT. & W., com. mer, 6, West King.. 

Irvine, Henry, of Irvine. & Co., 6 'West King. 

Irvine, Robert, shoemaker, 20 Caroline. 

Irvine, William, clerk at W. G. Kerr’s, h. 3 Upper Pearl. 
Irvine, William, of Irvine & Co., 6 West King. 

Irvine, William, mariner, 7 Stinson. 

Irvine, John, clerk, 96 ITughson. 

Isles, James, carpenter, 61 James. 








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Jackson, David, carpenter, 14 Catharine. 

Jackson, Echvard, 31 Maiden Lane. 

Jackson, George, shoemaker, 56 York. 

Jackson, Henry W., G. S., Sons of Temperance, 42 John. 
Jackson, John, carpenter, 50 Catharine. 

Jackson, William, mariner, 23 John. 

Jagoe, William, lumber merchant, 173 James. 

Jagoe, John F., clerk at Cook’s Wharf, 146 James. 

Jakes, Thomas, pensioner, 12 Hess. 

James, George, teller, Commercial Bank, h. 12, Nelson. 
James, John, waiter, 8 Hughson. 

Jamieson, Robert, baker. Pattisson & Phillips, b. 24 Cannon. 
Janiott, Mary Ann, milliner, b. 35 York. 

Jarvis, Charles R., hardware merchant, 58 King. 

Jarvis, John, upholsterer, 148 West King. 

Jay, Edward, porter, 50 Peel. 

Jay, Edmund, clerk, at Aitken’s. 

Jeffrey, Ann, grocery, 93 James, 

Jeffrey, James, 151 Plughson. 

Jenkins, John, 63 John, 

Jenkins, Nicholas, varnisher, 42 Peel. 

Jetrow, Anthony, carpenter, 5 John. 

Jevons, James, house painter, 19 Upper Catharine. 

Jewel, Walter, laborer, 22 Ray. 

Johnson, David, shoemaker, 64 Upper John. 

Johnson, George, 13 Rebecca. 

Johnson, George, carpenter, 18 Barton. 

Johnson, George, chair-factory, 36 Hughson. 

Johnson, George, school inspector, 30 Cannon. 

Johnson, Henry, carpenter, 11 Barton. 

Johnson, Jacob, tailor, 42 Peel. 

Johnson, James, laborer, 4 Lower George. 

Johnson, John, shoemaker, 64 Upper John. 

Johnson, Thomas, b. 35, York, 

Johnston, William, frame maker, 21 W. King; 

Jolley, James,^saddler, 22 Upper John, h. 13 Bowery. 

Jones, Benjamin, livery-stables, 16 Catharine. 

Jones, Charles, clerk, 74 Peel. 

Jones, Mary Ann, glover, 63 West King. 

Jones, Samuel J., attorney, 8 Upper Hughson, h. 245 King. 








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Jones, Thomas, stone-cutter, 12 Charles. 

Jordan, 15., wliitewasher, 110 James. 

Jordan, Francis, at Biekle & Son’s, b. King William. 

Joy, Edmund, clerk, at Aitlien’s. 

Joyce, Martin, baker, 27 York. 

Judd, John, soap factory, 21 Bay, h. 17 Park. 

Judge, John, shoemaker, 191 James. 

Juson, Richard, & Co., wholesale hardware, 54 King. 

Juson, Richard, nail factory, 12 Henry, h. 119 Upper John 
Juson, Richard, of Juson, R., & Co., h. 119 Upper John. 

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Kabinet, Timothy, market inn, 6 King William. 

Kain, Andrew, laborer, 5 0 Maria. 

Kain, Jeremiah, laborer, 28 O’Reilly. 

Kain, Michael, laborer, b. 57 Catharina. 

Kain, Patrick, laborer, b. 19 John. 

Kale, ——, b. 4 Macnab. 

KaUigan, Catharine, 126 James, 

. Kavanagh, John, laborer, 105 James. 

Kavanagh, Michael, bartender, 107 James. 

Kay, Benjamin, waggon maker, 51 Tyburn. 

Keanny, Michael, laborer, 137 Hughson. 

Keegan, Eliza, milliner, 68 James. 

Keegan, Sarah Ann, milliner, 68 James. 

Keilly, David, shoemaker, 142 James. 

Kelk, Edward, musician, 45 Catharine. 

Kolk, George, 16 Colborne. 

Kelk, James, musician, 45 Catharine. 

Kelk, John, musician, ; “ 

Kelk, William, musician, “ 

Kell, William, laborer, 7 9 Macnab. 

Keller, Jacob, tinsmith, 62 John. 

Kelly & Co., nursery men, 221 East King. 

Kelly, Eliza, sempstress, 68 Cherry. 

Kelly, Jane, “ 50 Walnut. 

Kelly, James, waggon-maker, b. 31 Upper Catharine. 
Kelly, John, laborer, 65 Maria. 

Kelly, John, mariner, 57 Catharine. 

Kelly, Lawrence, laborer, 22 Picton. ; 

Kelly, Maria, sempstress, 57 Catharine. 









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Kelly, Micliael, moulder, 61 James. 

Kelly, Patrick, laborer, 27 Mills. 

Kelly, Patrick, tailor, 50 Park. 

Kelly, Robert, customs’ collector, 48 Walnut. 

Kelly, Thomas, carpenter, 5 West Main. 

Kelly, Thomas, -waggon-maker, 51 Tyburn. 

Kendall, Joseph, of Hunt & Co., 53 Peel. 

Kennedy, Daniel, grocery, 21 King William. 

Kennedy, Edward, of Kennedy,Parker & Co., h. 101 U. James. 
Kennedy, F., bank clerk, h. 34 Catharine. 

Kennedy, James, shoemaker, 64 Macnab. 

Kennedy, John, laborer, 7 Concession. 

Kennedy, John, tinsmith, b. 25 John. 

Kennedy, Margaret, sempstress, 37 East Market. 

Kennedy, Mary, bonnet-maker. 37 East Market. 

Kennedy, Michael, laborer, 181 King. 

Kennedy, Mrs., widow, 37 East Market. 

Kennedy, Owen, teamster, 67 Hughson. 

Kennedy, Parker & Co., wholesale dry goods, 21 King, 
Kennedy, Parker & Co., dry goods, 68 King. 

Kennedy, Patrick, laborer, 83 Walnut. 

Kennedy, Patrick, laborer, 36 Macnab. 

Kennedy, William, farmer, 32 Wellington. 

Kennedy, --, 41 Rebecca. 

Kenny, H. L., Exchange Hotel, 128 King. 

Kenny, James, laborer, 38 King William. 

Kenny, Patrick, mason, 50 Maria. 

Kenny, William, laborer, 50 Maria. 

Kenray, Thomas P., carpenter, 38 Rebecca. 

Kenrish, Thomas, caipenter, 38 Rebecca. 

Kensley, John, laborer, 31 Upper John. 

Kent, Alexander, American Hotel, 24 Upper John. 

Kerby, John, city clerk, 13 Gore. 

Kerby, Mary, teacher, 13 Gore. 

Kerningham, John, porter, 21 Guise. 

Kerns, John, smith, 158 West King. 

Kerr, Alexander, 27 Hess. 

Kerr, A. & T. C. & Co., wholesale dry goods. 7 & 9 King. 
Kerr, Archibald, of A. & T. C. & Co., 104 Upper James. 
Kerr, John, clerk, 86 Peel. 

Kerr, John A., grocer, 9 Upper John. 







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Kerr, Robert, surveyor, 64 Main, 

Kerr, Robert, 43, Cannon. 

Kerr, Samuel, Mrs., 72 James. 

Kerr, Walter, 39, West Main. 

Kerr, William GL, grocer, 37 West King, b. 5 Macnab. 
Kettleworth, John, carpenter, 86 York. 

Kilroy, John, laborer, 43 Tyburn. 

Kilvington, Thomas, gardener, Commons. 

King, J. R., hair-dresser, 87 West King. 

King, William, laborer, 4 6 Catharine. 

Kinmouth, Thomas, tailor, 10 Walnut. 

Kingdon, James, tailor, 6 East Market. 

Kirkendall, Samuel, 2 Bay. 

Kirkendall, William, brickmaker, 22 4 West Market. 
Kirkpatrick, James, W. & H. County Treasurer, 114 York. 
Kirkpatrick, James, at C. & J. Ferrie & Co’s., 11 IT. Hughson. 
Kirvin, John, teamster, 31 Catharina. 

Knarston, John, mason, 30 Bay. 

Kneeshaw, Robert, of Hamilton & Kneeshaw, Mary. 
Kneeshaw, Joseph, clerk at Bun tin’s, b. Mary. 

Knight, Jesse, butcher, 27 Broadway. 

Knighton, Thomas, pensioner, 7 2 Main. 

Knowham, Frank, laborer, 4 Mary. 

Knowham, Patrick, laborer, 15 Lynd. 

Knowham, Thomas, laborer, 26 Hughson. 

Knowles, Peggy, widow, 23 John. 

Knox, James, baker, 38 York. 

Knox’s Church, James. 

Kulligan, Catharine, widow, 7' Picton. 

Kuness, James, mason, b. 50 Upper John. 

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Lacey, Isaac, grocery, 70 Macnab. 

Lachie, William, carpenter, 12 East Market. 

Lacken, Joseph, porter, b. 46 West King. 

Laing, Alexander, contractor, Gr. W. R., h. 129 York. 

Lake Cottage, J. McDonald, 190 James. 

Lalor, Thomas, blacksmith, 11 Hughson. 

Lamkins, Rebecca, 18 rHughson. 

Lanaford, E,, smith, car depot. 

Land, J. Scott, grocer, 76 King. 














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Land, William, porter, 57 Catharine. 

Land & Routh, wharfingers, foot of Macnab. 

Landen, John, shoemaker, 88 Macnab. 

Lane, James, fireman, gas Company, 62 Mulberry. 

Lane, Lewis, whitewasher, 41 I-Iughson. 

Lang, John, tailor, 65 Upper John. 

Lang, Miss, dressmaker, b. 4 Macnab. 

Langard, John, watchman, ear factory. 

Langdon, Henry B., City-hotel. 

Langdon, John J., clerk at Harris’s. 

Langtry, George, cabinet maker, 7 Kelson. 

Langtry, James, turner, 7 JSTelson. 

Langtry, William, carpenter, 7 Kelson. 

Lard, Frederick, steamer steward, h. 88 Himhson. 

Laigay, Henry, cartel’, 1 Park. ° 

Larkin, Ann A., widow, 112 Upper John. 

Larkin, Edward, shoemaker, 47 Park. 

Larne, Robert, carpenter, 121 Macnab. 

Larney, Keil, at F, Smiths, 5 West Main. 

Larkin, John, carpenter, b. 22 Bay. 

Lashie, William, porter, at Robb & Sons. 

Lathrop, L., smith, car factory. 

Lavery, Henry, clerk at McKeand <fe Brothers. 

Law, Robert 1ST., attorney, 9 Main, h. 11 Tyburn. 

La,wry, Henry J., butcher, Market, h. Mountain View hotel. 
Lawson & Bros., dry goods and clothiers, 2 & 4 King. 
Lawson, Alexander, laborer, 7 York. 

Lawson, John, teamster, 6 James. 

, Lawson, Joseph, of Lawson & Bro., Kino-, 
j Lawson, Thomas, shoemaker, 42 Mcnab. & 

Lawson, Thomas, tailor, at Bruce’s, 36 West Main. 

Lawson, John, of Lawson & Bro., 2 King. 

Lawson, William, 2 King. 

Lazarus, George, turner, 73 James. 

Lea, George, baker, 18 Main. 

Leanon, John, laborer, 217 John. 

Learmond, Pheasant inn, 177 James, 

Leaton, Robert, carpenter, 10 Upper John. 

Lecliie, Alexander, baker, 66 Cherry. 

Lee, Charles, Superintendent car factory. ' * 

| Lee, Helen, tavern, 70 Peel. 
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Lee, George, finisher, 61 James. 

Leggo, William, attorney, 8 Upper Hughson, h. 10 Barton. 
Leggrice, James, baker, 51 Upper J olm 
Lehan, James, laborer, 8 George. 

Lendrum, Ann, teacher, 24 Gore. 

Lemiox, John, tinsmith, 22 John. 

Leonard, Anthony, livery stables, 26 Upper Hughson. 
Leonard, Betty, widow, 41 Upper Catharine'. 

Leonard, John, laborer, 56 Rebecca. 

Leslie, William, laborer, 102 York, 

Lester, Mrs., widow, 13 Ilnghson. 

Levi, Marcus, jeweller, b. 57 West King. 

Levi, Moses, jeweller, b. 57 West King. 

Levick, James, laborer, 8 George. 

Lewin, John, shoemaker, 183 John. 

Lewis, Isaac, tailor, 12 Stinson. 

Lewis, John, tailor, 2 King. 

Lewis, Samuel, builder, 112 John. 

Lewis, William, 37 Walnut. 

Licister, John, laborer, 18 Pearl. 

Lincoln, James, carpenter, 39 Bay. 

Lister, Joseph, 15 Hughson. 

Little, George, laborer, b. 40 Bold. 

Little, John, carpenter, 23 Bay. 

Little, William, shoemaker, 32 West Avenue. 

Lloyd, M., 164 Hughson. 

Lockman, William, carpenter, 42 Cannon. 

Locoff, Andrew, shoemaker, 34 Hannah. 

Logan, Alexander, clerk, 67 King William. 

Logan, Edward, clerk, h. 6 Catharine. 

Logan, Francis, grocer, 46 West King. 

Logan, Francis, Junr., grocer, b. 46 West King. 

Logan, Patrick, teamster, 3 West Main. 

Logie, A., of Logie & Barrett, 95 York. 

Logie & Barrett, attorneys, office, at .Post Office, 50 James* 
Long, John, tailor at Lawson’s, 2 King. 

Long, Philip, carpenter, 172 John. 

Longmire, William, turner, h. 12 Bond. 

Looney, Catharine, 58 Upper Catharine. 

Looney, James, teacher, h. 35 Catharine. 

Lovell, Martha, glover, 63 West King. 









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Loveland, -Nathan,: moulder, b. 55 Mary. 

Lovery, Thomas, Mason, 65 Hunter. 

Loway, James, laborer, 241 John. 

Louch, John, smith, 191 John. 

Lucas, Robert, moulder, h. 30 Catharine. 

Luman, David, mason, 50 Walnut. 

Lyle, Andrew, carpenter, 44 Rebecca. 

Lyle, John, laborer, 20 Picton. 

Lynch, Dennis, smith, 32 Macnab. 

Lynch, Thomas, laborer, 19 Mills. 

Lynd, George F., contractor, R.R., 56 Rebecca. 

Lyons, John, tailor, at Lawson’s, 1 King. 

Lyons, William, tailor, 77 Tyburn. 

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McAdam, William, carpenter, 31 Broadway. 

McAffee, Hugh, laborer, b. 57 Catharine. 

McAllister, Henry, hairdresser, 33 James. 

McArdle, John, smith, 48 Tyburn. 

Me Ann, Edward, plasterer, 29 Upper Catharine. 

McAnn, Henry, carpenter, 22 West Avenue. 

McAnn, John, shoemaker, James. 

McArthur, Captain, 82 ITughson. 

McArthur, Duncan, carpenter, 2 O’Reilly. 

McArthur, Neil, gardener at Kennedy’s, 101 Upper Jameg 
McArthur, Robert, carpenter, 39 Broadway, 

McArthur, Robert, carpenter, 11 Peter. . 

McArty, Charles, laborer, 13 Upper Pearl. 

McArty, Michael, laborer, 77 Walnut. 

McAy, Catharine, milliner, 45 Peel. 

McBride, Dennis, laborer, 136 Catharine. 

McBride, James, joiner, 34 Wellington. 

McBride, John, constable, 8 West Avenue. 

McBride, John, laborer, 191 Catharine. 

McBride, William, stone cutters’ arms inn, 34 Upper John 
McCaffry, John, laborer, 4 Lynd. 

McCalvin, Donald, mariner, James. 

McCann, Ezekiel, 47 Main. 

McCann, Thomas, smith, 45 Macnab. 

McOarman, Patrick, smith, 128 John. 

McCartney, Frances, widow, 67 Catharine. 









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McCarty, Dennis, laborer, 2 Hughson. 

McChesney, Jolin, baker, 37 Upper John. - 
McClackland, Iienry, clerk, at City Hotel. 

McClary, Archibald, broom factory,-24 Upper James. 
McOlary, Margaret, teacher, 22 Spring. 

McCloud, Alexander, laborer, 5 Little Market. 

McCloud, Alexander, tailor, 2 Union. 

McOoombes. George, laborer, 34 Bay. 

McConkey, Thomas, L., clerk at Corbey’s. 

McGornish, Alexander, tanner, 106 Tyburn. 

McCoy, Neil, laborer, 95 Peel. 

Me Cowell, John, laborer,-'5 Upper Catharine. 

McCracken, Janies, high bailiflj 32 King William. 
McCroman, William A., carpenter, 51 Park. 

McCuaig, John F., of Birss & McCuaig, 31 Peel. 
McCubbin, David, laborer, 4 North James. 

McCulloch, Peter, carpenter, 14 Bold. 

McCulloch, Robert, 133 Catharine. 

McCulloch, David, cabinet maker, 10 Lock. 

McCulloch, John, carpenter, 4 West Main. 

McCurdy, Samuel, of McHenry & McCurdy, 63 Macnab. 
McCurmick, Robert, tanner,. 106 Tyburn. 

McDermott, Peter, smith, 22 John. 

McDermott, Patrick, smith, 10 Margaret. 

McDonagh, Andrew, 116 James. 

McDonald, Alexander, 11 Peter. 

McDonald, Alexander, carpenter, 10 Wellington. 
McDonald, Allen J., clerk, b. 85 Catharine. 

McDonald, D., carpenter, 147 York. 

McDonald, Donald, tailor, b. 50 Upper Hughson. 

McDonald, --, carpenter, 122 James. 

McDonald, John, lake cottage inn, 120 James. 
McDonald, John, shoemaker 35 Upper John. 

McDonald, Mary, widow, 1 Upper Wellington. 
McDonald, Michael, laborer. 22 John. 

McDonald, Joseph, shoemaker, 4 Macnab. 

McDonald, P. S, S., King, b. 4 Macnab. 

McDonald, Robert, porter, 24 Burlington. 

McDonel, Alexander, nailor, 59 John. . 

McDonel, Michael, laborer, 6 Henry. 

McDougal, William, tailor, 40 Macnab. 












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McDowell, Samuel, grocer, 93 West King. 

McDunnoch, John, stonecutter, 11 East Market. 
McEachern, John, broker, 49 James, h. 49 Park. 
McElroy, Robert, contractor, 85 West King. 

McFadden, John, pedler, 50 Walnut. 

McFay, Patrick, moulder, at Stewart’s. 

McFee,——, smith, at Car Factory. 

McFeddan, John, mariner, 195 James. 

McGarney, Edward, laborer, James. 

McGarrill, John, laborer, 12 Gannon. 

McGee, Richard, shoemaker, 37 Upper Lock. 

McGee, Robert, clerk, at Buchanan’s. 

McGee, William, cab driver, 116 James. 

McGivern & Co., saddlery-hardware, 46 King. 

McGivern, Edward, of McGivern & Go., 18 East Market. 
McGivern, Francis, 121 Macnab. 

McGowan, George, axeman, G. W. R., 63 Mary. 
McGowan, John, mason, 37 Broadway. 

McGrogan, John, tanner, 106 Tyburn. 

McHill, Thomas, watchmaker, 8 Forth James. 

McHarg, stovedealer, 23 Maiden Lane. 

McITarg, John, gardener, 54 Hunter.' 

McHenry, Peter, of McHenry & McCurdy, 63 Macnab. 
McHenry & McCurdy, grocers, 1 York. 

McHardy, Henry, clerk, at Matkieson’s. 

McHenry, James, joiner, 169 James. 

McHenry, John, laborer, 54 Park. 

McHenry, John, moulder, 61 James. 

McHindley, Archibald, carpenter, 61 James. 

McHugh, clerk at D. Mclnnes & Co’s. 

Mcllroy, S., widow, 109 King. 

Mcllwrath, —-—, 81 York. 

Mcllwrath, Misses, ladies’ seminary, 81 York. 

Mclnerney, Bridget, milliner, 1 Lynch 
Mclnerney, Mary, milliner, 1 Lynd. 

Mclnerney, James, finisher, 61 James. 

Mclnerney, Michael, moulder, 61 James. 

Mclnnes, D., & Co., wholesale dry goods, 49 King. 
Mclnnes, Dugald, of D. Mclnnes & Co., 130 East King, 
McIntyre, William, smith, 61 James, h. 13 Colbourne- 
McIntyre, Ann, widow, 16 Park. 







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McKay, Alexander, clerk, 63 King William. 

McKay, John, joiner, 48 Park. 

McKay, John, railway police inspector, 121 Macnab. 
McKeand, Brothers, wholesale dry goods, 81 West King. 
McKeand, George, of McKeand, Brothers, 22 Park. 
McKendrick, Quentin K., accountant G. W. R. 

McKenzie, J. F., b. City Hotel. 

McKenny, Robert, laborer, 3 Spring. 

McKenly, Roger, laborer, 43 Tyburn, 

McKenney, Margaret, seminary, 47 York. 

McKidd, James, 87 Peel. 

McKillop, David, smith, at car factory. 

McKillop, J, confectioner, 4 Jas., 78 K ? g, h. 27 U. Hughson. 
McKillop, D., engineer, 7 Cathcart. 

McKilrick, William, laborer, 22 John. 

McKinnon, Donald, carpenter, 22 Ray. 

McKindley, --~, architect, 77 Macnab. 

McKinstry, Henry, cashier Com. Bank, 21 Upper James. 
McKittrick, Samuel, laborer, 81 Mary. 

McKenzie, John, clerk, at Mclnnes. 

McLachlan, Hugh, clerk, at Aitken’s. 

McLauglin, John, smith, at car factory. 

McLean, John, City Hotel. 

McLean, William, City Hotel. 

McLean, John, wheelwright, 20 Colborne. 

McLean, •—clerk, 47 York. 

McLellan, Donald, bookseller, 20 West King. 

McMalin, Mary, widow, 16 Jane. 

McMair, S., clerk, 178 East King. 

McMaister,-, mason, 11 Upper Pearl. 

McMann, James, laborer, 74 Macnab. 

McManus, James, laborer, 62 Catharina, 

McMarthen, Hugh, carpenter, 13 Upper Wellington. 
McMillan, James, clerk, 57 West King. 

McMillar, John, smith, 74 West King. 

McMichael, T., hatter, 51 John 
McMillar, William, grocer, 8-J Hughson. 

McMullin, —-cab driver, 4 Macnab. 

McMunro, ———, clerk, 50 Upper John. 

McMurray, William S., clerk, 32 King. 

McKeale, Ann, dressmaker, 47 John, r 












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McNeale, James, coach painter, 47 John. 

McNemony, James, painter, 38 West Avenue. 

McPherson, Duncan, mariner, 118 Hughson. 

McPherson & Crane, wharfingers, 209 James. 

McQuesten & Co., ironfounders, 61 James 

McQuesten, Caben, M.D, of McQuesten & Co, 5 Maiden Lane. 

McQuesten, William, moulder, 61 James. 

McQuilker, John, tanner, 106 Tyburn, 

McQueen, Thomas, proprietor Canadian, h. 14 Charles.- 

McQueen, ---, shoemaker, 110 James. 

McRay, Peter, tailor, b. 50 Upper John. 

McRay, Robert James, laborer, 104 Main. 

McShay, John, laborer, 33 Napier, 

MeStravick, Hugh, ropemaker, 95 Mary. 

McWcar, Edward, tinsmith, 94 King, h. 97 Catharine. 

McWiggan, Felix, laborer, 28 Caroline. 

McWilliam, John, carpenter, 9 Strachan. 

Macara, Samuel, lawyer, 49 Main 

Macbeth, William, pensioner, h. 25 Broadway, 

Maccow, John, coachmaker, at Riche’s, 113 East King; 
Maccliskey, Francis, coachmaker, at Richie’s, 113 East Kinir 
Maculla, John, coachmaker, at Williams’, 72 Peel b 

Macdonald, Alexander, contractor, G. W. R., h 105 Ynrk 
Macdonald, David, nailer, b. 29 Bay. 

Macdonald, George, pensioner, b. 21 Upper Catharine. 
Macdonald, Robert, 6 Henry. 

Macdonald, W; R., clerk district court, h. 137 W. King. 
Macdonald, PI. R., of Murray & .Macdonald, Cannon. 
Macdonell, Alex., of Brown & Macdonell, h. 1 Hess. 

Macdonell, Archibald, of Ebbs & Macdonell, 12 Guise. 
Macdonell, Henry, clerk, 45 York. 

Macdonell, George, 120 John. 

Macfarlane, John, carpenter, 121 Macnab- 
Macgougan, Andrew, laborer, 69 John. 

Macgowan, James, carpenter, 12 Upper Pearl. 

Macgugan, John, tanner, at Clement’s, h. 117 Peel. 

Mack, Patrick, carpenter, at Herald, 21 Ray. 

Mackay, Donald, clothier, 42 King, h. 7 Augusta. 

Mackay, Hector, stone cutter, 121 Macnab. 

Mackay, Robert, Grown Hotel, 110Jam.es. 

Mackay, Jane, Victoria Hotel, 79 King. 










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Mackay, John, clerk at McKeand’s, 50 Upper Macnab. 
Mackay, J. D., of Mackay & Co. 105 west king. 

Mackay, Robert, plasterer, 27 Mary. 

Mackay, John, hotel, 50 West King. . nnTTT 

Mackendrick, Mathew, bookseller, 14 W. King, h. 22 U. James. 
Mackenzie, Abel, cabinet maker, 28 Core. 

Mackenzie, Alexander, laborer, b. 50 Upper John. 

Mackenzie, Donald, clerk, at Kennedy, 84 East Market. 
Mackenzie, Kenneth, printer, 18 Augusta. 

Macintosh, Alexander, contractor G. W. R., b. 50 U. John. 
Macintosh, Alexander, laborer, 5 5 Cherry. 

Macintosh, George, hairdresser, 4 John. 

Macintosh, John, carpenter, 5 Ray. 

Macintosh, John, smith, car factory. 

Macintosh, William, finisher, 22 John, h. 21 Lynd. 

Macintosh, William, hair-dresser, 17 Lynd. 

Maclaren, Douglas, carpenter, 5 Little Mam. 

Maclaren, John, laborer, 18 Reek 
Maclaren, William, laborer, 71 Catharine. 

Maclaren, William, teamster, 40 Peel. 

Maclaren, William P., wh. grocer, 1 King, h. 106 U. James. 
Maclellan, James, waiter at City hotel, 47 Rebecca. 

Maclen, Hugh, clerk, 60 Peel., 

Maclenny, Alexander, tailor, b. 50 Upper John. 

Macmnrrin, John, carpenter, 140 John. 

Macnab, Sir Allan N, Kt.,M.P.P, Dundurn Castle. 

Macnab D. & Co., wholesale hardware merchants, 3 King. 
Macnab’, Daniel, of D. Macnab & Co’s., Maiden-lane. 
Macnab, Daniel, clerk at Buchanan’s. 

Macnab, James, b. 3 Maiden, Lane. 

Macnab, John, b. 3 Maiden Lane. _ . 

Macnee, Rev. D., Presbyterian, b. 27 Mam. . 

Macneil, William, lumber merchant, 65 Catharine. 

Madden, Hugh, smith, at Tallman’s, b. 32 Macnab. 

Maganigan, John, laborer, 22 John. 

Malennis, Hugh, fireman on Magnet, James. 

Magerty, Patrick, laborer, 17 3 Catharine. 

Magarrity, Geo., teamster, 4 Hannah. _ 

Magill, Catharine, sempstress, 6 Caroline. . 

MaliU, Charles, dry goods, 74 King, h. 42 Catharine. 
Magill, Edward, watchmaker, 82 King, h. 44 Catharine. 














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Macrae, Donald^ dry goods merchant, 20 James. 

Magill, Samuel, finisher, 46 East Market. 

Magill, Samuel, carpenter, 22 John. 

Magin, John, laborer, b. 179 John., 

Magin, Iney, ostler, 15 Upper Hughson. 

Magler, John, laborer, 21 Hess. 

Magrow, Robert, builder, h. Ill Catharine. 

Maguire, Barnabas, porter, 19 East Market. 

Maguire, Bridget, widow, 197 John. 

Maguire, Mathew, joiner, li. 161 Catharine. 

Mahony, Thomas, laborer, b. 23 Merrick. 

Maines, Isaac, carpenter, b. 20 Macnab. 

Maitland, James C., carter, 86 East Market. 

Makenny, Thomas, laborer, 11 West Stuart. 

Maker, John, shoemaker, b. 83 Cherry. 

Malcolmson, Benjamin, 1 Base. 

Malcolmson, James, mate (Magnet?) 217 James. 

Malcolmson, Joseph, broomfactor, 1 Rebecca. 

Malcolmson, Laugklin, smith, 61 James. 

Malcolmson, Samuel, clerk, at McIIenny & Co’s., b. i Macnab 
Malcolmson, Steward, b. 217 James. 

Maley, John, laborer, h. 43 Catkarina. 

Malis, John, cabinet-maker, 8 Nelson. 

Mallone, Thomas, laborer, 19 Pearl. 

Maloy, Mrs., sempstress, 1 Spring. 

Mamy, Patrick, laborer, b. James. 

Maney, Patrick, laborer, at Gas Company, b. 1 Merrick. 
Mangaridge, Abraham, laborer, 32 Ray. 

Mann, Bennet, clerk, at A., T. C. Kerr & Go’s. 

Mann, John, moulder, 22 John. 

Manning, Dennis, laborer, 7 Concession. 

Manning, Frederick, mason, 21 Upper Wellington. 

Manning, John, plasterer, 81 Peel. • 

Manning, Michael, laborer, 7 Concession. 

Mansfield, John, shoemaker, 3 3 Broadway. 

Manson, Alexander,-tailor, at Mackay’s, h. 98 Tyburn. 

Manson, William, carpenter, 63 Walnut. 

Margangan. Henry, laborer, 76 Macnab. 

Mark, Patrick, laborer, at ear factory. 

Market Clerk, Thomas Gillespie, 55 York, 

Marten, Alexander, tailoiy 75 Main. 










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Marlbine, Join, clerk, atMcKeand & Bros., b. 11 Charles. 

Marlen, Hugh, clerk, 68 Peel. M b 

Man-in, John H., insurance agent, b. 4 Macnab. 

Man-on, Catharine, widow, 51 Walnut. 

Marshall, Thomas, laborer, 32 Hughson. ? 104. Pearl 

Marsot, Eugene, confectioner, at Ecclestone s, h. 10 
Martin, David, sawyer, 3 Little Mam. _ 

Martin, Duncan, clerk at C. & J. Feme & Co s. 

Mar-tin, Edward, student, 31 Upper Hughson. 

Martin, John, Market stables, 2 West Maiket. 

Martin, John, Shakspeare inn, 37 lork. 

Martin, John, laborer, 12 Lynd. 

Martin, Joseph, cabinet-maker, 118 1ybrn-n- 
Martin, Olive, dress-maker, b. 128 Ji. JAmg- 
Mar-tin, Phillip, sausage-maker, 33 John. 

Martin, R., & J- attorneys, 10 Uppei John. 

Martin, Richard, of R. & J. R. Martin. 

Martin, J. R., of R. & J. R- Martin, 10 Upper John. 
Martin, Richard B., b. Hamilton-house. 

Martin, Sarah, widow, b. 40 Catharine. 

Maitland, Stewart, painter, 115 Peel. 

Martyn, T. N., watckmaker, 20 
Masey, Aim, dress-maker, 5 Rebecca. 

Mason, James, moulder, 22 , 

Mason, James, EL, clerk at T. B. Allens. 

Mason, James, moulder, 22 John. 

Mason’ Mary, straw-hat-maker, 36 West Market. 

Mason & Foster, hatters & Furriers, 7 James.. 

Mason, Thomas, of Mason & Foster, Mo™^ n - 
Mason, Thomas, Hamilton-house, saloon 28 W.i4m & . 
Mason, William, laborer, 25 Upper Wellington. 

Masons’ arms, J. Gibson, 32 Upper John. „ , E 
Masson, J., Capt. steamer Rochester,h. 196 East Hm & . 
Masterson, Henry, cabinet maker, b. 27 Barton. 
Masterson, John, plasterer, 18 West Avenue. 

Masterson. Robert R., at A. Robb & Sons. 

Matthews, George, b. 86 Catharine. 

Matthews, James, painter, 28 W .Avenue. 

Matthews, John, carpenter, 101 Rebecca. 

Matthews, John, clerk, b. 24 Upper John. 









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Matthews, Jolin, clerk at T. B. Allen’s, b. at Atkin’s. 
Matthews, Join, flour-store, 16 James, h. 29 Park. 

Matthews, John M., carpenter, 23 E. Market. 

Matthews, J.B., livery stables, 12 King William,h. .15 W. main. 
Mathieson,oDonald, teamster, 5 Union. 

MathiesonJ. & Co., wholesale grocers, 47 King. 

Mathieson, James, of J. Mathieson & Co., h. 130 E. King. 
Maun, Patrick, carpenter, h. 40 Catharina. 

Maxwell, George, preventive officer, 31 Guise. 

Maxwell, Thomas, porter, h. 51 Walnut 
Mayritan, Daniel, laborer, 60 Rebecca. 

Meadows, John R., chandler, b. 4 Macnab. 

Meagher, Cornelius, tailor, 9-^ James, b. 41 Upper John. 
Mechanic’s inn, Robert Pringle, 3 6 York. 

Mechanics’ Institute, 43 James. 

Mechanics’ saloon, 4 King William. 

Mercantile library Association, 1 West King. 

Mellan, Michael, laborer, 7 Ray. 

Mellon, Royal Shades, 98 Upper John. 

Melvier, Hugh, carpenter, 13 TIess. 

Melville, Charles, mason, 50 Wellington. 

Melville & Herald, steam planing and saw mills, 11 Peter. 
Melville, J., of Melville & Herald, 11 Peter. 

Melville, James, mariner, 118 Macnab. 

Meredith, Charity, 67 York. 

Merrigold, Charles, accountant, 87 West King. 

Merry, David, architect, 51 Hughson. 

Merton, Mary, seminary, 47 Catharine. 

Merton, William, clerk, 47 “ 

Messett, Jane, grocery, 162 East King. 

Messett, Michael, pedlar, 162. “ 

Methodist Church, 31 John St. 

Methodist Church, 34 MacNab. 

Methodist Episcopal Church, 1 Nelson. 

Methodist Schoolhouse, 16 Rebecca. 

Meyer, Dewitt, tavern, 46 Upper John. 

Mewburn, Thomas, clerk, 54 Upper Hughson. 

Midwinter, Charles, carpenter, 105 Upper John. 

Midwinter, Job, carpenter, 44 West Market. 

Midwinter, carpenter, 1 Little Market. 

Milden, Susan, 66 Upper John. 







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Millar, William, carpenter, 50 Upper John. 

Miller, John, painter, 46 James, h. 22 Cannon. 

Miller, Andrew, dry goods, 6 MacNab. 

Miller, Andrew, Waverly House, 4 MacFTab. 

Miller Andrew, clerk at Buchanan <Sr Co.’s, h 124 Catharine. 
Miller, John, moulder, 22 John. 

Miller, Joseph, painter, 22 Cannon. 

Miller, Robert, clerk, at C. & J. Feme & Co. 

Miller, Robert, stovemounter, 22 John. 

Mills, Francis, shoemaker, 2 Warren. 

Mills, John W., appraiser, custom house. 

Mills, Joseph, chairmaker, b. 2 Warren. 

Mills, James, sausage maker, 221 John. 

Mills, Hon. Samuel, 15 Charles. 

Mills, William, moulder, 22 John, h 100 Rebecca. 

Mills, Geo. H., barrister, 24 Zing. 

Milne, Geo. W., clerk, b. 56 East Market. ' 

Milne, John D., Sec’y Mercantile Association, h 56 E Market. 
Milne, Robert, daguerrean, 7 Upper James. 

Milstead, William, carpenter, h 113 Catharine. 

Minnes, J. & T., wheelwrights, 12 Main. 

Minn os, James, smith, 12 Main. 

Minnes, John, Travellers’ Home, 35 Upper John. 

Minn es, Robert smith. 12 Main. 

Minnes, Thomas, “ 12 “ 

■ Minnes, William, “ 12 “ 

Mitchell, Alexander, tailor, b, 31 Upper Catharine. 

Mitchell, Donald, tailor, h, 31 “ 

Mitchell, James, bailiff, 9 0 Hughson. 

Mitchell, John, h, 27 West Main. 

Mitchell, Joseph, plasterer, 24 Nelson. 

Mitchell, Thomas, laborer, 61 James. 

Moffatt, Robert, carpenter, 60 Bay. 

Molin, Thomas W., toner, 61 Main. 

Mollaney, Thomas, laborer, car factory. 

Molloy, Thomas, constable, 16 5 James. 

Montgomery, William, constable, 67 Tyburn. 

Monroe, George; sailmaker, 120 MacNab. 

Monroe, Hector, Capt., h, 12 Barton. 

Monroe, James, laborer, 20 Picton. 

■ -.Monroe, James, laborer, 35 Rebecca, 















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M onroe, John, cabinet-maker, 13 Hunter. 

Monroe, John, clerk, 76 ITughson. 

Monroe, Rebecca, dress-maker, 66 John. 

Monroe, William, whitewashes 66 Upper John. 

Mooney, John, nailer, at Juson’s. 

Mooney, Pamnel, shoemaker, 97 Upper John. 

Mooney, Thomas B., 52 Bay. 

Moore, Dennis, tinsmith, 94 King, h. 13 Hannah. 

Moore, E. & J., lumber merchants, and nursery, 90 Rebecca. 
Moore E., of J. & E. Moore, h. 90 Rebecca. 

Moore, George, waiter, 64 Macnab, h. 90 Rebecca. 

Moore, Isabella, grocery, 50 Peel. 

Moore, John, carter, 54 Upper Main. 

Moore, J., of J. & E. Moore, h. 90 Rebecca. 

Moore, John, constable, 50 Peel. 

Moore, John, nailer, b. 59 John. 

Moore & Pierson, contractors G. W. R., 54 Macnab, 

Moore, William, of Clement & Moore, h. 104 Tyburn. 
Mossman, Michael, shoemaker, 66 ITughson. 

Morgan, John, smith, 66 West King. 

Morgan, Patrick, laborer 43 Upper Main. 

Morgan, Richard, North American hotel, 20 John. 

Morham, Patrick, porter, Peel. 

Moriarty, Patrick, laborer, 40 Bold. 

Morman, George, tailor, 9-J- James. 

Morris, Elizabeth, straw hat maker, b. 36 West Market. 
Morris, Nathaniel, carter, 1 Cathcart. 

Morris, Patrick, laborer, Cherry. 

Morrison, Archibald, smith, 9 Upper Macnab. 

Morrison, Jane, widow, 15 Burlington. 

Morrison, Joseph, tinsmith, 22 John, h. 53 Rebecca. 
Morrison, Thomas, clerk, 33 Cherry. 

Morrison. Thomas, grocer, 7 Upper John. 

Mortimer, George, recess, 2 John. 

Mottashed, John, carriage-maker, b. 74 West King;. 
Mottashed, John, shoemaker, 5 Hughson. 

Moulder, George, laborer, Dundurn Castle. 

Mourat, William, carpenter, 16 Wellington, 

Moys, Jane, 104 Rebecca. 

Muldon, John, laborer, 38 Catharine. 

Mullin, James, hotel, 13 Upper John. 

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Mullin, Matilda, sempstress, 69 John. 

Mulnay, Laughlin, clerk, 58 Oatliarine. 

Mundy, William G., porter, 100 Oatliarine. 

Mundy, Wm. L., gardener, 30 Upper James. 

Muni'o, John, cabinet maker, 18 Upper John. 

Munster Hotel, Dennis Uelligan, 20 Main. 

Muntren, Thomas, laborer, King Street. 

Murgridge, Abraham, at Melville & Herald’s, 11 Peter. 
Murney, Thomas, moulder, 22 John. 

Murphy, Bridget, sempstress, 195 James. 

Murphy, Edward, tailor, Cherry. 

Murphy, Daniel, grocer, 31 King, h 40 Catharine. 

Murphy, George, painter, at Talman’s. [Cannon. 

Murphy, John, baker, at Pattisson’s, 116 MacbTab, and b 624 
Murphy, John, 122 King. 

Murphy,. Samuel, painter, 7 Margaret. 

Murphy, Thomas, whitesmith, 26 Cannon. 

Murphy, Timothy, grocer, h 89 Catharine. 

Murray, Ferdinand, carpenter, 4 Burlington. 

Munay, Henry, laborer, 61 James. 

Murray, John, laborer, gas company, 61 Merrick. 

Murray & Macdonald, dry goods, 34 King. 

Murray, Alexander, of Murray & Macdonald, 34 Kmg. 
Murray, John, machinist, 41 Cannon. 

Murray, Mary, widow, 22 O’Reilly. 

Murray, Michael, laborer, b 106 Catherine. 

Murray, Michael, laborer, 19 Mills. 

Murray, Patrick, laborer, 3 Mills. 

Murray, Thomas, carpenter, b 113 Catharine. 

Murray, Thomas, mouldei, 22 John. 

Murrison, George, carpenter, 49 James. 

Murrison, James, smith, 33 Upper John. 

Myles, Eliza, widow, 60 East Maiket. 

Myles, Plenry, laborer, 26 O’Reilly. 

Myles, James, of 1. & W. Myles, 60 O’Reilly. 

Myles, Jane, widow, 91 Tyburn. 

Myles, J. & W., hardware mer. 56 King.. 

Myles, William, of J. & W. Myles, 56 King. 

Myles, William, laborer, 26 O’Reilly. , 







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Nail Factory, (Juson’s), 12 Henry. 

Nash, Janies, tailor, 24 King, h 71 Main* 

Nash, John, waiter, 19 Augusta. 

Naw, Julia, widow, 5 Upper Pearl. 

Neil, Richard, deputy sheriff, 65 Main. 

Neilson, Thomas, clerk at G. &J. Ferrie & Co., h 65 Hughson 
Nellis, George W. clerk at Harris’s, 32 King. 

Nelligan, Dennis, Munster Hotel, 20 Main. 

Nelligan, John, mariner, 1 Wilson. 

Nelligan, Richard, carpenter, 35 Broadway. 

Nelligan, Thomas, 20 Jane. 

Nelligan, Thomas, laborer, 30 Henry. 

Nelles, George W., clerk at Harris’s, 32 King. 

Nelson, Alfred, laborer, 73 Macnab. 

Nelson, John, cab-driver, 4 Strachan. 

Nelson, John, 31 West Avenue. 

Nelson, John, baker, 11 King William. 

Nesbett, John, b. 4 Macnab. 

Nesbit, Robert, shoe-store, 28 King, h. 85 Catharine. 

Nestar, John, smith, 118 Peel. 

Neville, Michael, shoemaker, 50 Walnut. 

New, Daniel, brickmaker, 118 West Main. 

New Connexion Church, 53 Main. 

Newbridge, John, 101 West King. 

Newbury, John, carpenter, 20 Little James. ■ 

Newbury, Arlde, of Beemer & Newbury, 72 Upper John. 
Newcombe, John, mason, 55|- Upper John. 

Newman, George, tanner at Clement’s, h. 62 Main. 

Newman, Henry, lather, 31 Upper Wellington. 

Newson, Exeter, teamster, 67 John. 

Newton, Edward, laborer, 57 Main. 

Newton, Jane, sempstress, b. 117 Catharine. 

Newton, R.chard, clerk at Moore’s, h. 5 Spring. 

Nickerson, Jesse, watchmaker, 11 James, h. 4 West Main. 
Nichols, John, tailor at Lawson’s. 

Nicholson, ---, clerk, b. 4 McNab. 

Nicholson, Charles, carpenter, 71 Hughson. 

Nicholson, Donald, stone cutter, 11 East Market. 

Nicholson, James, laborer, h. 39 Catharine. 

Richolson, John, 15 Pearl. 










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Nicholson, John, clerli, 14 Guise. 

Nicholson, Richard, woodman, James. 

Nicholson, William M., printer, h. 75 Tyburn. 

Nisbett, William, laborer, b. 83 Cherry. 

Nixon, Hallard, gardener, 158 E. King. 

Nixon James, Wellington Inn, 180 E. King. 

Nixon, James, printer, at “Spectator,” b. 180 East King. 
Nixon, Robert, cleric at Feme’s, h. 62 Macnab. 

Norin, James, laborer, 22 John. 

Norries’ Saloon, 88 King. 

Norris, Robert, dealer in hides, 81 King. 

North American hotel, R. Morgan, 20 John. 

Northey, Francis, at City Mill, b. 17 Wellington. 
Northey, George, machinist, h. 17 Wellington. 

Northey, Thomas, machinist, h. 17 West Avenue. 
Norton, Chas., Hotel, 16 Upper James. 

Norton, D. C., at Norton’s Hotel. 

Nottin, Arabella, boarding house, 22 West Market. 
Nottin, William, butcher, 22 West Market. 

Nowlan, Oliver, Albion hotel, 23 & 25, Upper James. 
Oakes, Edward, laborer, 115 John. 

O’Beirne, M. J., dry goods, 52 King.. 

O’Rrien, Andrew, smith, 5 West Main. 

O’Brien, Henry, gunsmith, 28 Upper John. 

O’Brien, H„ carpenter, 130 James. 

O’Brien, James, laborer, b. 4 Lynd.. 

O’Brien, Jane, widow, h. 48 Catharine. 

O’Brien, Luke, laborer, 128 King. 

O’Brien, Mary, grocery, 128 King. 

O’Brien, Mary, sempstress, h. 51 Cherry. 

O’Brien, Michael, smith, 5 West Main. 

O’Brien, Thomas, clerk, 11 York. 

O’Brien, Thomas, surveyor, 35 West King. 

O’Brien, William, moulder, 61 James. 

O’Connor, Joanna, grocery, 67 Walnut. 

O’Connors, Terry, laborer, 60 Rebecca. 

O’Connor, Timothy, 67 Walnut. 

O’Cbnnors, Thomas, clerk, at Murphy’s, b. 20 Mam. 

Odd Fellows’ Arms, J. Aynsley, 137 East King. 

Odd Fellows’ Hall, 8 King. 

O’Donald, John, mason, b. 44 Upper Catharine. 








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O’Grady, John, baker, 24 Peel. 

O’Grady, Michael, tailor, 97 Mary. 

O’Higgins, John, clothier, 50 King, h. 152 Hughson. 
O’Higgan, Henry, laborer, 27 Tyburn. 

O^Keefe, Jeremiah, laborer, 20 Maiden-lane. 

O Keefe, John, trimmer, at Pronguey’s, b. 20 Maiden-lane. 
O’Kerns, John, laborer, 61 James. 

Old Hospital, foot of Catharine. 

Olive, James, baker, 29 York. 

Oliver, William, teamster, 68 Upper John. 

Oliver, Stephen, h. 37 Bay. 

O’Malley, Patrick, laborer, 61 James. 

O’Malley, Thomas, laborer, 44 Upper Catharine, 

O’MaHo, Thomas, laborer, 22 John. 

Omand, James, moulder, 61 James. 

Omand, William, 86 Hughson. 

O’Martin, Henry, chairmaker, James. 

O’Neil, Ambrose, Mechanics’ saloon, 18 West King. 

O’Neil, James, laborer, 35 Jane. 

O’Neil, John, laborer, 71 Macnab. 

O’Neil, Joseph, shoemaker, 59 Catharine. 

O’Neil, Peter, clerk, b. Catharine. 

O’Neil, Thomas, tailor, at Lawson’s. 

Ontario House, R. Pish, 201 James. 

Ontario Insurance Company, 3 West King. 

O’Reilly, Geo., M.D., 110 East King. 

O’Reilly, Miles, Judge C.C., 70 Upper Catharine. 

Ord, Donald, smith, car factory, h. Commons. 

Orns, Connor, tailor, John, 

O’Rourke, Lawrence, tailor, 73 Upper Hughson. 

Orphan Asylum, (St. Mary’s,) 16 Cannon. 

Orr, Daniel, Ship Inn, 218 John. 

Orr, Edward E., printer, at Spectator office, b. 64 Macnab. 

Orr, William, coachmaker, 26 Cannon. 

Orr, Samuel, painter, 64 Macnab. 

Orr, William, drover, 3 Lock. 

Oxley, Vincent, carpenter, 21 O’Reilly. 

Orrigan, James, smith, 5 West Main. 

Orrigan, John, smith, “ 

Osborne, James, grocer, 3 Upper James, h 11 Bond. 

Osborne, John, clerk, at Kerr <fc Co’s, h 62 Hughson. 




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Osborne, Robert, jeweller, 7 Upper James, li 7 Vine. 

Owen, Albert, finislier, 61 James. 

Packard, R. 0., professor of music, b 22 West Market. 

Page, Mrs., widow, 13 Napier. 

Panton, James, clerk at Benedict’s, b 32 West Market. 

Park, Charles, upholsterer, 18 Cherry. 

Park, William, h 81 Catharine. 

Park, William, junr. & Co., grocers, 9 York. 

Park, William, of Park W. & Co., b. 20 Main. 

Park, William, mason, h 27 Broadway. 

Park, William H., accountant, Com. Bank, 19 Upper James. 
Parken, John, musician, b. 24 Upper John. 

Parkins, George, bricklayer, 4 Picton. 

Parker, George, of Kennedy & Parker, b Hamilton House. 
Parker, Thomas PI., clerk, b 4 Macnab. 

Parrott, A., coppersmith, 108 West King. 

Parrott, John, teamster, 98 Peel. 

Parry, John, laborer, b. 42 Catharine 
Parry, Thomas, carpenter, 32 Park. 

Pass, >——clerk, 13 Guise. 

Passmore, Christopher, paper hanger, h 1.5 Upper Macnab. 
Pater. Joseph, stonecutter, 24 Park. 

Patching, John, flour store, 73 York/ 

Patillo, George, cabinet maker, 33 W. King, h 31 Catharine. 
Patton, John, printer, (Spec.) h 30 Aurora. 

Patterson, Charles, barber, 34 West King. [Cannon. 

Pattisson & Phillips, tobacconists, & cracker factory, 24 & 33 
Pattison, Zaccheus, of Pattison & Phillips, h 24 Cannon. 
Peach, Richard, shoemaker, 72 Park. 

Peacock, James, watchmaker, 31 Upper James. 

Pearson, John, cutter at Lawson’s. 

Pearson, William, waiter, h 26 Barton. 

Peat, Thomas, carpenter, 77 Catharine. 

Peats, William, 102 Peel. 

Pedrin, James, teamster, 191 John. 

Peichin, Alexander, tinsmith, b. East King. 

Pennington, Thomas, teacher, James. 

Peck, Edward, moulder, 22 John. 

Perry, George, laborer, 69 Hunter. 








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Perry, Hemain, cabinet maker, 35 Catharine. 

Petentin, George, carpenter, 14 Margaret. 

Peterson, --, of Wolverton & Peterson,b. Hamilton House. 

Petillo, Isabella, tailoress, b. 15 West Avenue. 

Petillo, James, clerk, at Grant’s, h. 15 West Avenue. 
Pettinger, George, clerk, 14 Upper John. 

Pettinger, William, Smith’s Arms, 14 Upper John. 
Pettingrew, Henry, carpenter, 94 Iiughson. 

Phelp, James P«, saddler, b. 35 York. 

Phillips, Alonzo, of Pattison & Phillips, h. 24 Cannon. 
Phillips, David, carpenter, 106 Main. 

Phillips, Harriet, dress-maker, 22 Pay. 

Phillips, James, mason, 50 Walnut. 

Phillips, John, 6 West King. 

Phillips, Thomas, carpenter, 156 James. 

Phiney, Charles, engineer, 121 ITughson. 

Phinney & Co., publishers, 66 King. 

Pickard & Ruttle, coachfactory, 33 York. 

Pickard, Benjamin, of P. & R., h. 18 Catharine. 

Picket, Daniel, printer, h. / 76 Catharine. 

Pickwell, Edward, moulder, 22 John. 

Pierce, William, engineer, 61 James. 

Pierce, William, laborer, 34 Macnab. 

Pierson, Charles, of Moore & Pierson, h. 131 James. 

Pierson, Margaret, -widow, 71 Upper liughson. 

Pilgrim, Robert, 30 West Avenue. 

Pinnock, Margaret, dress-maker, 66 John. 

Piper, Thomas, flour merchant, 16 John. 

Pishon, Andrew, moulder, 22 John. 

Pishon, Marculla, moulder, 57 ITughson. 

Plats, Thomas, porter, 24 Spring. 

Plowright, James, of Smith & Plowright, 67 York. 

Pocock, John, tinsmith, 61 James. 

Polcox, John, tinsmith, 1 Hunter. 

Pole, Robert G., clerk, at A. & T. C. Kerr & Co’s, 

Pollard, Samuel, engineer, Q. W. R., h. 23 Hess. 

Pollock, James, marble factory, 35 West King. 

Pollock, Samuel, smith car factory. 

Polton, George PI., tailor, 61 Walnut. - 

Poole, Samuel, shoemaker, 2 Base. 

Pootill, William, tailor, 18 Hess. 








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Porteous, John, tailor, 65 Upper John. 

Porteous, Thomas, moulder, 61 James. 

Porter, Darcey, chairmaker, 69 Hughson. 

Powell, Morris, laborer, 135 James. 

Powell, William, sawyer, 108 York., 

Power, J ohn, laborer, John. 

Power, John T., printer, Spectator , h. 20 Bay., 

Power, Mrs., widow, 21 Burlington. 

Power, William, laborer, 106 Catharine. 

Powers, John, tailor at Lawson’s. 

Powers, N., moulder, 12 Vine. 

Pratner, James, teamster, 7 0 Upper John. 

Pratt, Lionel, watchmaker, h. 68 Bay. 

Preece, John, joiner, 36 Rebecca. 

Presbyterian Church, 84 James.. 

Press, Mrs., widow, at. McKillop’s. 

Preston, David hT., tailor, 79^ James. 

Preston, David M., daguerrean, % James; 

Preston, James, tailor, 24 Bay. 

Price, Henry, general agent, h. 4 Little Main, 

Price, Peter, recess, 22 Hughson. 

Price, Richard, shoemaker, 1 Stewart. 

Primitive Church, 60 John. 

Priddle, A., smith at car factory. 

Prindle, William, tinsmith,, h. 51 Catharine. 

Pring, William, customs surveyor, h. 38 Park. 

Pringle, James D., attorney, 8 Hughson. 

Pringle, Robert, Mechanic’s inn, 36 York, h. 7 Hannah. 
Pritchard, Joseph, blue bonnet inn, 41 West Kang. 
Pickhard & Ruttles, coach factory, 32 York. 

Pickhard, of Pickhard & Ruttles. 32 York. 

Proudfoot & Jones, attorneys, 8 Upper Hughson, 
Proudfoot, William, of Proudfoot & Jones, h. 16 Maria. 
Prout, Thomas, carpenter, 38 Rebecca. 

Pronguey, John P., coachfactory, 11 Market. 

Putney, Henry L., chair-maker,,^0 John., 

Q 

Qualls, Susanah, widow, b.. 6 Peel, 

Queen, Arthur, laborer, h. 84 Cherry. 

Quiet, Michael, laborer, 81 Walnut. 












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Quin, Archibald, moulder, 22 John. 

Quin, Charles, laborer, 5 Mills. 

Quimbv, A. 0. & Co., tobacconists, 37 James. 

Quin, Michael, laborer, 79 James. 

Quinlan, John, clerk at Boice’s & Co. 

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.Radford, L. A. veterinary surgeon, b. 24 Upper John, 

Rae, Richard, com. merchant, 56 W. King, h.49 William. 

Rae, Thomas, commission merchant, h 49 West Main 
Raidon, Martin, laborer, 20 Spring. 

Raidon, William, shoemaker, 9 Upper James. 

Rallagah, John, confectioner, at McKillop’s, b. 27 U. Hughson. 
Ramsay, John, baker, at Chilman’s, h 79 Tyburn. S 
Ramsay, Robert, baker, at Chilman’s, b 79 Tyburn 
Ramson, John G-., b City Hotel, ^ 

Rand, John, mason, b 50 Upper John. 

■Randall, James, commercial traveller, 29 John. 

Randle John, confectioner, at McKillop,s, b 27 Up. Hughson 
Ranson, John, teacher, 73 Main, h 27 E Market. S 
Ranson, Rachael, widow, 121 York. 

Raphael, Thomas, clerk, h. 56 West Main. 

.Rastrick, J. F. civil engineer, 6 West King. 

Raworth, Job, carpenter, h 6 Barton. 

Rawson, Thomas, painter, 127 James. 

Rayner, William, organ builder, 36 Catharine. 

Reach, Joseph, letter carrier, 73 John. 

Read, William, carpenter, 7l Walnut. 

Red Lion inn, James Crooks, 69 York. 

Reed, Ann, widow, 20 Caroline. 

Reed, Eliza, dressmaker, 36 Peel. 

Reed, John, clerk at Murphy, 51 Upper Hughson. 

Reed, John, sawyer, 18 West Main. 

Reed, John, smith, car factory. 

Reed, John, gunsmith, 56 Mulberry. 

Reed, Peter, teamster, 11 Hunter. 

Reed, William, gardener, Dundurn Castle. 

Reeves, John, baker, b. 43 Uppei; John. 

Reggan, Timothy, smith at Tallman, b. 32 Macnab. 

Reich, James, saddler, b. 29^- York. 

Reid, Colin D,, attorney, h. 2 Bond. 






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Reid, George, artist, 24 King, h. 21 Henry. 

Reid, George L., associate engineer G. W. R. R. 

Reid, James, cabinet maker, 53 West King, li. 2 Bond. 

Reid, John, b. 2 Bond. 

Reid, John, dentist, 24 King, b. 31 Henry. 

Reid, John, clerk, 19 York. 

Reid, Jobn, finisher, 61 James. 

Reid, Jobn, teacher, 4 Peel. 

Reid, Joseph, teamster, 36 Peel. 

Reid, William, gardener, 31 Henry. 

Rielly, A. W., draftsman, G. W. R. R. 

Rewson, Patrick, laborer, 57 Tyburn. 

Rich, Margaret, tailoress, 15 West Avenue. 

Richardson, Thomas, clerk at Harris’s, 32 King. 

Richardson, William, of Dayfoot & Co., 40 Upper James v 
Richardson, William, carpenter, 20 West Market. 

Richardson, William, teamster, 21 Upper Catharine. 

Riche, Anthony, coachmaker, 113 East King. 

Riche, Lucas, coachmaker, 113 East King. 

Richie, Alexander, laborer, b. 50 Upper John. 

Riddle, John, of D. McNab & Co., h. 108 Upper John. 
Riddler, William, shoemaker, 60 Catharine. 

Riddles, George, gardener, 12 Lower Main. 

Riddles, George, laborer, 9 Peel. 

Ridley, Dr., 1 John. 

Ridout, Thomas, civil engineer, 91 York. 

Righcroft, John, laborer, 88 MciSTab. 

Rigsby, John, engineer, 25 East Market. 

Riley, John B., clerk at Weeks’, 4 Napier. 

Riley, John, moulder, 61 James. 

Riley, John, stage agent, 67 John. 

Ring, Ebenezer, T., stove agent, 73 King, h. 8 West Main. 
Risland, William, varnisher, 40 Walnut. 

Ritchie, Edmund, postmaster, h. 56 James. 

Ritchie, James, P. O. clerk, b. 56 James. 

Ritchie, William, smith, at Car Factory. 

Pitting, George, gardener, 12 Little Main. 

Roach, George, refectory, 12 West King. 

Robb, Andrew & Son, wholesale dry goods, 9 King. 

Robb, Andrew, of Robb & Sons, h. 126 East King. 

Robb, Charles, clerk at A. & T. C. Kerr & Co., b. 5 Cannon. 








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Robb, James, laborer, 75 Mary. 

Robb, John, clerk at D. Bell’s. 

Robb, Margaret, -widow, 5 Cannon. 

Robbins, Joseph, teamster, 3 Little Peel. 

Robert, Thomas, joiner, 19 Lynd. 

Robertson, Alexander, printer, h. 83 Peel. 

Robertson, Andrew, tailor, 53 Tyburn. 

Robertson, James, tailor, at Nash’s, b. 83 Peek 
Robertson, William, tailor, b. 83 Peel. 

Robertson, --, dry goods, 12 John. 

Robinson, Eliza, widow, h. 41 Cherry. 

Robinson, George, butcher, 101 Peel. 

Robinson, George, carpenter, 44 West Market. 
Robinson, George, steam saw mill, 36 Cannon. 
Robinson, William, carriage maker, 14 West King. 
Robinson, William, shoemaker, 30 Upper John. 
Robinson, Mrs., widow, b. 95 James. 

Rob-Roy hotel, Alex. Grant, 50 Upper John. 
Robson, John, at Harris, h. 75 Tyburn. 

Roddick, William, tailor, 55 West King. 

Rogers, Andrew, laborer, 6 O’Reilly. 

Rogers, Edward, plumber, 64 Macnab. 

Rogers, George, 123 Hughson. 

Rogers, John, carter, 35 Upper Wellington. 

Rogers, William, laborer, b. 50 Upper John. 
Rogeison, James, clerk, at Glassco, 61 Upper James, 
Rohan, Anthony, 68 Catharina. 

Rolston, Joseph, 32 Peel. 

Roots, Mrs., nurse, 7 West Market. 

Rowrin, Robert, carpenter, 2 O’Reilly. 

Rope, John, clerk, at Logan, b. 29 Upper Catharine. 
Roper, Arthur, clerk at A. & T. C. Kerr & Co. 
Roper, Howard, clerk, at A. & T. 0. Kerr & Co. 
Roper, John H., clerk, 29 Hughson. 

Rose, David, tobacconist, 3 Caroline. 

Rose, John, whitesmith, h. 16 Barton. 

Rosen, ■-, engineer, G. W. R. R. 

Rosenband, Leopold, jeweller, 9 James. 

Ross, John, laborer, 85 Tyburn. 

Ross, Luther, German physician, h. 2 Little Peel. 
Ross, Captain Robert, 116 King. 








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Ross, Robert, Jumy chemist, b. 116 King. 

Ross, Alexander, house painter, 34 York. 

Ross, William, Tb. Hamilton House.. 

Rossiter, Francis, laborer, 38 Maria. 

Routh, Thomas, of Land & Routh, h. 170 Hughson. 
Rowan, Anthony, porter, Maria. 

Rowan, Patrick, laborer, h. 71 Cherry. 

Rowan, Patrick, teamster, h. 71 Cherry. 

Rowsell, Francis, laborer, 34 Rebecca., 

Roxburgh, Alexander, Capt., h. 15 Maria. 

Roy, R. & J., dry goods, 5 tipper James. 

Royal Shades, J. Melon, 98 Upper John. 

Ruse, Charles, porter, 44 West Main. 

Ruse, John, shoemaker, 44 West King. 

Russel, James, 2 O’Reilly. 

Rush, John, carjDenter, 3 Kapier. 

Russell, James, clerk, b. 52 West King. 

Russell, Jane, widow, 153 Hughson. 

Russell, Richard, jeweller, 28 King, h. 49 Maria. 

Ruthven & Watson, fancy goods, 3 James. 

Ruthven, John, of Ruthven & Watson, b. 4 Macnalx 
Ruthven, Peter, printer, 92 James, h. 77 Hughson. 
Rutledge, John, b. 86 York. 

Ryall, George, M. D., 42 Main. 

Ryan, John, waggon maker, 24 Barton. 

Ryckman, John, J. P., 11 James, h. 199 West King, 
Ryckman, Samuel, h. 21 Hannah. 

Ryckman, Samuel W., lumber merchant, h. 30 West Main. 
Ryne, John, laborer, 179 John. 

Sabe, Eliza, widow, 56 Tyburn. 

Sabine, James E., bank clerk, 85 Upper Hughson. 

Sadleir, Charles A., of Burton & Sadleir, h. 79 West King., 
Sage, William M., clerk at Kennedy, Parker & Co. 

Samuel, Agnes, ladies’ seminary, 54 King William. 

Samuel, Robert, mason, 36 Catharina. 

Samuel & Co., commission merchants, 11 Upper James, 
Samuel, Thomas, of Samuel & Co., 20 Main. 

Sample, Robert, mason, 36 Catharina. 

Sandford, Edward, laborer, 70 Rebecca. 









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Sarsnett, Marcus, (coPcl) saloon, 13 King William. 

Saunders, Andrew, moulder, 22 John. 

Saunders, James, tinsmith, 126 John. 

Saunders, Mrs., 21 Hess. 

Savage, Abraham, temperance eating house, 23 York. 
Sawyer, Michael, finisher, 61 James, h. 15 Hess. 

Sawjner, Patrick, moulder, 61 James. 

Scandlin, Thomas, smith, 61 James. 

Scarf & Frith, builders, 5 Hunter. 

Scenter, William, porter, 29 East Market 
Schmelat, Y., shoemaker, b. 136 James. 

Scott, ITenry, coachman, Dundurn Castle. 

Scott, John, tailor, 6 Mary. 

Scott, William, laborer, King. 

Secord, George 0., 32 Main. 

Seagram, James C., printer, b. 4 Macnab. 

Seamer, John, laborer, 177 John. 

Seaward, ITenry, blacksmith, 14 Cannon. 

Sellmer, Christian, baker, at McKillop’s, h. 34 Hannah. 
Selvin, John, moulder, 61 James. 

Sergeant, James, inspector of masonry, 111 York. 

Serron, John, smith, 8 Upper Hughson. 

Setzger, John, mariner, 65 Upper Hughson. 

Shadlobt, Thomas, caqrenter, 35 West Market 
Shambrigg, John, varnisher, 104 West King. 

Sharpe, George, carpenter, 2 Stinson. 

Sharpe, George, carpenter, 10 West Market. 

Sharpe, William, moulder, 22 John, h. 44 East Market 
Shaw, John M., printer, SpBctatov office, b. 7 2^ Upper John 
Shawlin, Gilbert, laborer, 88 Cherry. 

Shay, John, laborer, 5 Tyburn. 

Shay, Mary, widow, 35 John. ■ 

Shay, Peggy, widow,- 9 Macnab. 

Shear, Dennis, laborer, 57 Catharine.' 

Shearsmith, Joseph, potter, 122 Catharine. 

Shearsmitb, William, plasterer, 58 Catharine. 

Shearstone, William IT., clerk 20 West King.- 
Shee, Peter, tailor, 163 James. 

Sheldon, Williatn B., 13 Catharine. 

Shendam, Thomas, laborer, Upper John. 

Shepard, Rev. Gideon, Episcopal Methodist, 76Up. Catharine; 
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Shepard, William, printer, Advocate office. 

Sherry, Arthur, tailor. 118 Peel. 

Shields, John, clerk 30 King, b. 54 'Upper Catharine. 
Shipman, Jacob, carpenter, 90 John. 

Shirdham, Richard, shoemaker, b. 4 Macnab. 

Sheridan, Thomas, laborer, Upper John. 

Shruce, George, sawyer, 3 Little Main. 

Shuffling, Thomas, laborer, 37 John. 

Shuttleworth, William, clerk, b. 24 Upper John. 

Sillett, George, grocer, 14 John. 

Sillett, Pachel, milliner, ! 4 John. 

Simon, Edward, 243 East King. 

Simon, Thomas, 243 East King. 

Simple, John, plasterer, 150 John. 

Simpson, William, cabinet-maker, h. 15 Henry. 

Sinclair, George, tailpr, 65 Hughson. 

Sinclair, James, shoemaker, 152 East King. 

Sinclair, Jane, grocery, 152 East King. 

Sinclair, William,'.laborer, b. 50 Upper John. 

Skinner, James, A. & Co., crockery mer., 33 King. 

Skinner, James A., of J. A. Skinner & Co., .32 East Market. 
Skimon, George, smith, 11 Colborne. 

Slater, Charles H., tailor, 67 Catharine. 

Slatterly, John, laborer, 5 Tittle Market. 

Slatterly, Patrick, laborer, 40 Upper Catharine. 

Sleigh, Jonathan, shoemaker, 44 West King. 

Slugget, Thomas, dyer, 108 King. 

Small, William, clerk, 50 West King, h. 83 Peel. 

Smiley, Robert R, proprietor Spectator , h. 3 Main. 

Smiley, Hugh, book-binder, Spectator r b. 3 M&m. 

Smiley, James, printer, Spectator, b. 3 Main. 

Smiley, John G., printer, Spectator 8 Main. 

Smith, Benjamin E., machinist, 25 Gore. 

Smith, Caroline, 42 Hughson. 

Smith, Charles, cabinet-maker, 157 York. 

Smith, David, junr., grocer, 1 Macnab. 

Smith, David, grocer, 1 Macnab. 

Smith, Francis, bellhanger, 85 King. 

Smith, Fuller, coach factory, 104 West King. 

Smith,. George, cabinet-maker, 89 West King. 

Smith, ‘ George, dry goods, 57. King. 











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Smith, Hannah, dress-maker, 85 Kin^. 

Smith, Henry,-1 Macnab. 

Smith, James, of Mathieson & Co., 47 King. 

Smith, John, clerk at Mclnnes’, 51 King. 

Smith, John, tailor, 89 Tyburn. 

Smith, John M., engineer, b. 61 James. 

Smith, Marcus, draftsman, G. W. R. R., b. 56 Rebecca. 
Smith, Patrick, laborer, 50 Park. 

Smith, Richard, clerk at Mathieson.& Cos. 

Smith, Robert-, carpenter. 

Smith, Samuel, laborer, 58 Tyburn. 

Smith, Samuel, smith, 10 Vine. ' ' 

Smith, Thomas, shoemaker, 44 West King 
Smith & Plowright, tinsmiths, 31 York. 

Snider, John W., shoemaker, 12 Rebecca. 

Simpson, Andrew, smith at car factory. 

Snowden, William, 14 Hess. 

Snow, George, cutter, 7 Tybum. 

Somerset, Esther, tailoress, 32 -Bay. 

Sorley, James, clerk at Buchanan, 80 Catharine, 
opaulchng, James, carpenter, 61 James, h. 83 York 
Spear, Eliza, . 1 Cathcart. 

Spaun, D., widow, 50 Main. 

Spaun, M., widow, 37 Main. 

Spohn & Start, attorneys, 24 King. 

Spohn, of Spohn & Start. 

Spohn, --, engineer, b. 98 James. 

Spectator office, 13 Hughson, corner of Main. 

Spiller, Ira, smith, car factory. 

Spratt, Robert, mason, 67 Hunteiv 

Spink,-James, carpenter, 61 James, h. 724- James. 
Spratt, Hugh, mariner, 6 Warren. 

Spring, William, surveyor, 21 Guise. 

Springer, O., attorney, 8 King, h. 23 Gore. 

Spnngs brewery. Queen, office, 8 Main, 
squire, Eliza, milliner, 41 Catharine. 

d ndl ', eW ri S 9 IlUrch) Presbyterian, Upper James. 

St. Mary s Catholic Church, Sheaffe. 

St. Mary’s Orphan Asylum, 18 Cannon. 

Start, John E., of Spohn & Start, 119 West Main. 

“tart, John, stone cutter, 61 West Market. 







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Steat, William, laborer, Broadway. 

Steel, John, straw cutter, 103 Upper John. 

Steel, William, clerk, at Bellhouse & Co., b. 28 Macnab. 

Steil, Valentine, Prince Albert inn, 106 King. 

Steer, George, tailor, b. York. 

Steer, James, tailor, b. York. 

Stein, Lawrence, gilder, 65 West King. 

Stephen, James, M. D., 45 Jobn. 

Stephen, James, grocer, 40 King William. 

Stephen, John, smith, 28 George. 

Sterling, George, shoe-store, 9 Upper James, h. 9 Augusta. 
Stevens, Charles, moulder, 61 James. 

Stevens, Richard, tinsmith, 15 Augusta, 

Stevens, William, carpenter, 25 Bless. 

Steven, A., Bank of. Montreal, 11 West King. 

Stevens, William, smith, car factory. 

Stewart, Alexander, county registrar, 8 Main, 

Steward, Dionysius, carpenter, 49 Tyburn. 

Stewart &; Co., iron foundry, 47 Macnab,. 

Stewart, Donald, tailor, 6 Upper James. 

Stewart, James, of Stewart & Co., h. 47 Macnab. 

Stewart, John, moulder, 61 James, b. 23 Barton. 

Stewart, John, clerk, at Kerr, 46 Market. 

Stewart, John R., cutter, at Lawson. 

Stewart, William, b. Hamilton House. 

Stewart, William, printer, 61 East Market 
Stevenson, James, clerk, 26 Catharine. 

Stevenson, P. S., commission merchant, 5 W. King, h. 109 do. 
Stevenson, William, attorney, 37 West Market • 

Stevenson, William, Junr., 37 West Market 
Stinson, Ebenezer, 106 James. 

Stinson, Elizabeth, sempstress, 63 West King. 

Stinson, Thomas, savings bank, 3 Hughson. 

Stoddart, Thomas, baker, 18 Main. 

Stone, Eliza, shades saloon, 16 Main. 

Stokes, James, bookkeeper Best & Green, 41 Up. Hughson. 
Storror, William, cabinet maker, 40 West King. 

Stout, Hawley, baking powder, 9 Upper John. 

Stow,. Alfred, Cashier of Bank of Upper Canada,James-street. 
Stowell, William, carpentei, 50 Hunter. < 

Straham, James, carpenter, 77 Bay. 







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Strange, Robert, clerk at 0. & J. Feme & Cos. 
Stratton, Thomas, tailor, 15 Burlington. 

Street, R.P., Teller Gore Bank, h. 17 Maria. 

Strong, Maria, sempstress, 78 Peel. 

Stroud, Alfred, butcher, 118 East King. 

Stroud William, butcher, 118 East Kino-. 

Stuart, Andrew, clerk county court, 9 Main. 

Stuart, Donald, grocer, 16 Upper John, h. 115 Tyburn. 
Stuart, Jarnes R, clerk at Watkins. 

Stuart, John, moulder, 61 James. 

Stull, George, omnibus driver, 30 Park. 

Sturgeon, Henry, laborer, 9 Burlington. 

Sullivan, -A.nn, widow, 41 Mary. 

Sullivan, Cornelius, tailor, 46 York. 

Sullivan, Daniel, butcher, h. Broadway. 

Sulhvan, Donald, 3 Concession. 

Sullivan, Donald, 7 Concession. 

Sullivan, James, laborer, 22 John. 

Sullivan, Jeremiah, shoemaker, 1 Cathcart, 

Sulhvan, John, laborer, 38 Catharine. 

Sullivan, John, laborer, 92 Peel. 

Sullivan, John, shoemaker, 145 Catharine. 

Sulhvan, John, tailor, b. 41 Mary. 

Sullivan, Martin, laborer, 19 Mills. 

Sullivan, Michael, moulder, 61 Janies. 

Sullivan, Patrick, laborer, 60 Rebecca. 

Sullivan, Phillip, laborer, 22 John. 

Sullivan Phillips, tailor, 80 James. 

Sulley, John, gutta percha dealer, 24 West King. 

Sunley, William T., saddler, 54 West King, h. 56 Bav. 
Suter, Ann, 17 King William. 

Sutton, Andrew, carpenter, 26 Macnab. 

Sutton, J ames, printer, 119 Peel. 

Sutton, Patrick, cooper, 70 Macnab. 

Sutherland, James, Captain Magnet, 75 Hughson. 

Swam, . John C. F., clerk Bank Montreal, 103 James. 
Swalborough, Joseph, straw hat maker, 35 West Market. 
Swartzenburger, George, shoemakei-, 30 Mary. 

Swanson, William, laborer, 18 Main. 

Sweeney, Hugh, laborer, 61 James. 

Sweeney, Thomas, moulder, 61 James. 






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Sweny, Hugh, laborer, 45 Mary. 

Sweetman, Edward, 43 York. 

Sweetman, Mary, widow, 3 East Market. 

Sweetman, Michael, printer, James. 

Sweetman, Richard, cigar maker, 17 Ray. 

Swift, John L., dentist, 8 West King, h. 2 Augusta. 
Sylvester, Thomas, tinsmith, 32 James, h. 28 Henry. 

Tafe, Medilla, widow, 87 Upper John. 

Talbot, John, laborer, b. 47 Tyburn. 

Tallman, Cyrus, tinsmith, b< 25 John. 

Tallman, C., coachmaker, 32 & 45 Macnab. 

Tallman, William, builder, h. 64 John. 

Tamlin, Thomas, laborer, at Springs brewery. 

Tanguey, Mary, widow, 9 O’Keilly. 

Tanguey, Thomas, clerk, 93 West King. 

Tamer, William, laborer, 7 Mills. 

Tassie, W., teacher, 21 Upper Hughson. 

Taylor, David G., pork-butcher, h. 142 East King. 
Taylor, Isaac, shoemaker, 11 East Market. 

Taylor, James, pedlar, 26 King William. 

Taylor, John, carpenter, 7 Park. 

Taylor, John M., mason, 11 East Market. 

Taylor, John, moulder, 99 Macnab. 

Taylor, John, moulder, 61 James. 

Taylor, John, laborer, East King. 

Taylor, Mary, milliner, b. 26 King William. t 
Taylor, Mary, 7 Cannon. 

Taylor, Mrs., widow, 53 Walnut. 

Taylor, William, watchmaker, 44 James. 

Taylor, William, mason, 155 John. 

Teacham, Dennis, Traveller’s Home, 58 Upper John. 
Telegraph Office, 15 West King. 

Tellerhum, James, shoemaker, h. 42 Upper Catharine. 
TeUerhum, Michael, shoemaker, b. 42 Upper Catharine. 
Temperance Hotel, Noah Belnap, 25 John. 

Temple, John, ostler, at Jones, b. 16 Catharine. 

Temple, Robert, laborer, 34 Ray. 

Terry, Richard, 44 Peel. 

Teshey, Thomas, laborer, 30 Ray. 










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Thomas, E Cartwright, sheriff, courthouse, 

Thomas, George, surveyor, 11 Peel. 

Thomas, George, F., G. W. R. R. 

Thomas, James, clerk, 16 Bond. - 
Thomas, Joseph, clerk, Kennedy, Parker. 

Thomas, W., architect, 8 Main. 

Thomson, Andrew, clerk, A. & T. C. Kerr & Co., 27 Catherine, 
Thomson, Ann, dressmaker, 34 West Main. 

Thomas, Charles, smith, at Tallman, b. 45 Macnab. 

Thompson, Eliza, sempstress, 48 West Main. 

Thompson, James, mason, b. 50 John. 

Thompson, John, b. Hamilton House. 

Thompson, John, b. 25 John. 

Thompson, John, machinist, 121 John. 

Thompson, John, baker, 166 Hughson. 

Thompson, John, laborer, 53 Walnut. 

Thompson, John, tailor, 24 West Main. 

Thompson, Margaret, widow, 164 James. 

Thompson, Martha, grocery, 63 East Market. 

Thompson, O,, grocer, 45 King. 

Thompson, Robert, carpenter, 3 West Main. 

Thompson, Thomas, laborer, 123 York. 

Thompson, Thomas, tailor, 41 Main. 

Thompson, William, cutter at Lawson, h. 28 Barton. 
Thompson, William, tailor, 41 Main. 

Thumhill, William, smith, car factory. 

Thorner, John, b. 52 Catharine. 

Thornton, William, 29 Upper Wellington. 

Thorpe, William, stone-mason, 2 Peel. 

Tice, James,, porter, 15 Hapier. 1 
Tidcumbe, Thomas, carpenter, 22 John, h. 8 Lynd. 

Tiffany, George S., attorney, 10 Up, Hughson, h. 95 W King. 
Tiffen, Francis, teamster, h. 99 Catharine. 

Tilden, John D., cabinet maker, 21 Henry. 

Tillman, Matilda, 153 John. 

Tilman, Patrick, porter, Augusta. 

Tillman, William, butcher, 165 Hughson. 

Tindall, Thomas, carpenter, 136 John. 

Tinney, John, carpenter, 21 Ray. 

Tippen, Thomas, laborer, 51 Walnut. 

Tisdale, V. H., fancy store, 8 King. 





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Titus, IT. H. & Co., wholesale dry goods, 29 King. 

Titus, Henry M., of H. M. Titus <fc Co., h. 15 West Main. 
Toady, Patrick, laborer, 13 Mills. 

Todd, George, organ builder, at Townsends’, b. 31W. King. 
Toms, James, stonecutter, 73 Rebecca. 

Totan, John, laborer, 20^-ITuglison. 

To veil, Samuel, market gardener, East King, 

Townsend, William, organ builder, b. 52 West King. 

Tout, Thomas, smith, 5 Macnab. 

Tracey, C. J., shoe-store, 90 King, h. 54 Main. 

Traine, John, livery stables, 73 West King. 

Trainer, Charles, b. 29^ York. 

Travers, Dennis, clerk, b. Tyburn. 

Tremlett, William, bootmaker, 16 West King. 

Trip, Charles, finisher, b. 4 Macnab. 

Tristan, George, smith-engineer, 61 James. 

Tristan, George, Jr., smith 61 James. 

Trut, Henry, engineer, 9 Lower Main. 

Troutbeck, George, commissary, li. 90 Tyburn. 

Trowell, John, Captain Lord Elgin^ house 1.75 John. 

Troy, John, shoemaker, 64 Macnab. 

’ Trutcher, Edward, shoemaker, 15 5 Hughson. 

Trutcker, George, shoemaker, b. 155 Hughson. 

Tucker, Amy, teacher, b. 13 Bowery, 

Tucker, Catharine, teacher, b. 13 Bowery. 

Tucker, Rebecca, teacher, b. 13 Bowery. 

Tune, Thomas, confectioner, at McKillop’s, b. 27 Up. Hughson. 
Tunks, Charles, smith* 32 York. 

Tunstall, John, machinist, 59-|- Hughson. 

Turnbull, William, clerk, 22 John, h. 64 Hughson. 

Turner, J. & J., grocers, 72 King. 

Turner, James, of J. & J. Turner, h. 5 Gore. 

Tyle, Thomas, laborer, b. 3 Concession. 

Tyson, William, Magnet Inn, 199 James. 

TT 

United Presbyterian Church, 6 Merrick. 

Unsicker, John XT., Waterloo Inn, 55 King, 

Usher, John, cabinet maker, 93 Peel. 










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Vakes, John, tailor, Main . 

Yan Buren, James, carter, 6 Nelson. 

VanNorman, C, of P. T. Ware & Co., b. 23 Catharine. 
Vanstare Jonas, carpenter, 73 Upper John. 

Yan Valkenburg, Charles, pedlar, 12 Bay: 

Vars, Norton C., of Chittenden & Yars, 70 King , 

Vars, C. M., student, b. 4 Macnab. S 

Vellanee, Henry, custom clerk, 21 Guise. 

Vernon, John S., b Norton’s Hotel. 

Yilla, Ann, gromy, i Burlington. 

Vint, William, joiner, 7 O’Reilly. 

ogt, eorge, of Hager & Vogt, organ builder, h. 20 Cannon. 
Vox, James, carpenter, 73-Upper John. 

Wade, Robert, laborer, 12 MmSu-et. 

Wadley, Thomas J., smith, 1 Ray. . 

Waeldans, Frederick R., shoemaker, 126 James. 

WaJdren, William, mason, 66 Mulberry. 

w n k> £r^? s ’ laborer > 8 West Avenue; 

Walk, William, laborer, 103 East Rin g, 

Walker, Archibald, clerk, Buchanan, 43 Walnut. ' 

Wa ker George painter, at Williams, h. 46 Peel. 

Walker & Hutchinson, dry. goods, 15 James. 

Walker, James, soap factory, 24 Bowery. 

Walker, John, shoemaker, 11 East Market. 

Walker, Maiy, sempstress, 24 Augusta. 

Walker, Mrs., 121 Catharine. 

Walker, Richard, teamster, 35 Cherry. 

Walker, Robert, waggon maker, 30 Main. 

Walker, Thomas, cooper, 27 Barton. 

Walker, William, preventive office, 21 Guise, 
w ii t William, pedlar, 54 Mulberry. 

Wall, James, smith, b. 4 Maciiab. 

Wallace, Plannah, Farmer’s inn, 135 York. 

Wallace, James, moulder, 61 James, h. 3 Henry. 

Wallis, William, carriage maker, at Robinson. 

Wallis, William, academy, 6 Bay. 

Walls, William, saddler, b. 50 John. 

Walter, Alexander, clerk, 55 Rebecca. ' 

Walter, Thomas, pedlar, 30 Cannon. 








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Walter, Thomas, tailor, 36 King William. 

Ward, James, smith, car factory. 

Warmoll, C., dry goods, 48 King. 

Ward, Mathew, laborer, 3 Lynd. 

Ware, P. T. & Co., watchmakers, 22 King. 

Ware, Paul T., of P. T. Ware & Co., 23 Catherine. 

Warney, James, laborer, 13 Mills. * 

Warren, Edward, laborer, 60 Tyburn. 

Warren, Henry, bootmaker, 75 King. 

Warren, Thomas, bookbinder, 43 East Market. 

Warren, Thomas, laborer, 40 Maria. 

Washington, Rev. G., West King. 

Warren, James, laborer, 18 Hughson. 

Washington, John, clerk, Lawson, 52'Hughson. 

Washington, Mrs., millinery, 80 King. 

Waterdine, Sampson, confectioner, 5 Little Market 
Waters, Alexander, Rebecca. 

Waters, Henry, b. City Hotel. 

Waters, John, carpenter, 22 King Vfilliam. 

Waterworth, John, carpenter, 4 Little Market. 

Watkins, F, W. & T. U, dry goods, 30 King. 

Watkins, F. W., of F. W. & T. C. Watkins, h, 40 Augusta. 
Watkins, Richard, mason, 11 Lynd, 

Watkins, Samuel, clerk, 52 Upper James. 

Watkins, T. C., of F. W. & T. C. Watkins, 54 Up, Catherine, 
Watson, George, carpenter, 5 Ray v 
Watson, James, laborer, 38 Bold. 

Watson, James, laborer, b. 50 John. 

Watson, Laurence B., tailor, 19 Cherry. 

Watson, Thomas, carpenter, 4 West Main, 

Watts, Thomas, cab-driver, 161 James. 

Watts, William, shoemaker, b. 57 York. 

Waugh, John, carpenter, ,22 Bay. 

Waverly House, Andrew Miller. 4 Macnab. 

Way, James, house painter, 16 Mary. 

Webber, Esau, builder,c30 Wellington. 

Webber, John, builder, 1,07 Upper John. 

Webber, William, builder, 20 Maria. . 

Webster, George, distiller, h. 38 Main; . 

Webster, George, stone cutter, 69 Walnut. 

Webster, James, teacher, 40 York. 




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Webster, John, laborer, b. 69 Walnut. 

Webster, Bobert, distiller, 35 York. 

Webster, Sarah, milliner, b. 35 York. 

Webster' Tb^^T* 8 ’ ? pisco P aI Methodist, 9 Nelson. 

J ’ 2? mas ’ ? our store > 1 50 East King. 

Webster, Thomas, book store, 146 East King. 

Weeks, Ebza, widow, b. 11 Bowen, 8 

Weeks, George, stone mason, 42 Upper James. 

Weeks, Hiram, Hamilton House Hotel, 90 West Kins- 
Weguhart, Edward, clerk at Land’s, h. 6 Hannah. S ' 
WeUmgton mn, James Nixon, 180 East King. 

Welsh, Hartley, laborer, 114 James. 

wi U X ames > ^comaker, 6 Margaret. 

Welsh, John, stone cutter, 46 Maria. 

Welsh, Michael, laborer, 114 James, 
w i’ £ atrick ’ laborer, 64 Catharina. 

5, obert > shoemaker, 6 Margaret. 

Welsh, Thomas, smith, car factory. 

West, Eliza, milliner, 57 Hughson. 

West, Mrs., widow, 57 Hughson. ' 

West, Bebecca, milliner, 57 Hughson. 

West, William, constable, 4 Upper Hess. 

Western Hotel, Thomas Miles, 48 West King. 

Westley, F., clerk, b. 4 Macnab. 

Weston, Henry, smith, 26 Macnab. 

Western, John, shoemaker, 15 Cannon, 

•’ clCTk ’ WatMns > b - 52 Up. James. 

Wetenhall, Eliza, widow, 11 Gore. * 

w!?“W w mes secreta ry Mutual Insurance Co., 7 James, 
Wetenhall, Wm, clerk at Kerr, b. 11 Gore. 

Wetherall, Joseph, custom officer, 170 James. 

Whaler, Bichard, tailor, 185 James. 

Whaley, James, whitewasher, 24^ Hughson. 

Wheatley Wdham, shoemaker, Hughson. ' 

Wheeler, William L., 11 Burlington.. 

Wherry, Samuel, stone cutter, 30 Broadway. 

Whipple, Elijah, stove merchant, h. 25 Catharine. ■ 

Whittaker, Charles, jomer, 13 Bay. 

White, Ann, dress maker, 6 Peel. " 

White, David, Hamilton House, 49 Upper John. 

White, Ebeniez.er, lajioj-er, 157 York.-'■ ' 









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White, Mary, sempstress, h. 117 Catharine. 

White, Mathew, tinsmith, -68 King. 

White, Thomas, lumber merchant, 50 Rebecca, 
Whyte, Thomas, melocleon factory, 89 King. 

White, Timothy, tinsmith, 22 John. 

White, Williamj shoemaker, b. 44 Hughson. 

White, William, tailor at Lawson’s. 

Whitehead, James, glover, 58 King. 

Whitehead. J ames, junr., glover, 58 King. 

Whitinny, Carter, carpenter, 52 East Market. 
Wiggins, James, moulder, 01 James. 

Wilcox, Thomas, laborer, 47 Hughson. 

Wildish, Isaac, laborer, * 9 Union. 

Wilkins, Harriet, seminary, 66 James. 

Wilkins, John, accountant, 6 6 James. 

Wilkinson, George, barber, 1 John. 

Wilkinson, William, moulder, 16 Bay. 

Williams, Henry, porter, 89 West King. 

Williams, James, carpenter, 27 Napier. 

Williams & Cooper, coachmakers, 75 West King. 
Williams, J. R., of Williams & Cooper, h. 30 Merrick. 
Williams, James, laborer, 105 Peel. 

Williams, Johi^ bricklayer, 28 Upper Lock. 

Williams, John, smith, 38 Bay. 

Williams, John, laborer, 47 Bay. 

Williams, John, porter, 15 Cannon. 

Williams, John, of Briggs & Williams, h. 56 Macnab. 
Williams, John, laborer, 51 Walnut. 

Williams, John, carpenter, 65 James. 

Williams, John, stone-cutter, 70 Peel. 

Williams, John, at saleratus factory, 111 PeeL, 
Williams,! John, porter, b. 52 Main. 

Williams, Richard, shoemaker, 8 Peel. 

Williams, Richard, poulterer, 33 York, 

Williams, Robert, b. 63 Upper John. 

Williams, Robert, clerk at Bell’s. 

Williams, Samuel, moulder, b. 4 Macnab. 

Williams, Thomas, tailor, b. 28 Barton. 

Williamson, Edward M., clerk at Mathieson’s. 
Williamson, Emily, dress-maker, 48 Upper Main. ! 
Williamson, James, cabinet-maker, 45 Upper Main* 










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Williamson, Janies, clerk at Ferne’s <fc Co. 

Williamson, William, laborer, 17 Wilson. 

Willie, George, Veterinary surgeon, b. 50 Upper John. 
Willis, John, pensioner, John. 

Wilhs, Robert, laborer, John. 

Willison, Norman, b. hamilton house. 

Wi ls, James, shoemaker, 44 West King. 

Wilson, Ann, recess, 15 John. 

Wilson, Cornelius, carpenter, b. 3 Base. 

Wilson, Edward J., clerk at Maclaren’s. 

Wilson, Henry, teamster, 17 Macnab. 

Wilson, James, accountant, 77 Rebecca. . 

Wilson, James, 80 East Market. 

Wilson, James, laborer, Upper John. 

Wilson, John, chairmaker, King. 

Wilson, John, sash factory, 70 James. 

Wilson, John, grocer, 56 West King. 

Wilson, John, stone-cutter, b. 6 Cherry. 

Wilson, John, smith, 19 King William. 

Wilson, Margaret, recess, 10 Hughson. 

Wilson, Robert, smith, car factory, 

Wilson, Thomas, tavern, 20 Macnab. 

Wilson, William, laborer, 106 Peel. * . 

Wilson, William, tailor, h. 28 Upper James. 

Winer, James, druggist, 64 King, h. 40 John. 

Wmlew, Samuel H., tailor, Ray. 

Winters, Henry, surveyor, 66 Main. 

Winters, Thomas, smith, Ray. 

Withet, David, smith, car factory. 

Wood, A. T., of McGivein & Co, 41 Peel. 

Wood, C. P., smith, car factory. 

Wood, Christian, smith, car factory. 

Wood, David, laborer, 78 Main . 

Wood, John, Peel. 

Wood, Lillies, 56 West Main. 

Wood, Thomas, shoemaker, b. 57 York. 

Woods, Henry, constable, 54 Wellington. 

Woods, John, smith, 21 Ray. . 

Woodhouse, Edwin, clerk, 12 Spring. 

Woolverton & Peterson, physicians, 39 West King. 
Worthington, George, carpenter, 71 Hughson 











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Wright, David, h. 32 Catharine. 

Wright, George, of Mills & Wright, h. 7 East Market, 

Wright, George, 48 John, 

Wright, James, 23 West Main. 

Wright, Margaret, dress maker, b, 22 Main. 

Wright, Thomas, stone cutter, 75 Upper John* 

Wright, Thomas, clerk, b. 32 Catharine. 

Wright, William, diy goods, 57 West King. 

Wyles, William, turner, 108 Rebecca. 

Wyllie, A. A. & A., dry goods, 1 tipper James. 

Wylie, Andrew A., of A. A. & A. Wyllie, h. 7 Gore. 

Wyllie & Bridge wood, waggon makers, 33 Upper John* 
Wyson, Hugh, laborer, 97 East Market. 

Yager, Abraham, teamster, 35 Cherry. 

Yager, Laurence, at Quimby’s, 37 James. 

Yaldon, William, City Arms, 182 James. 

Yelden, Richard, teamster, 10 Cannon, 

Young, Rev. Geo., Scotch Kirk, b. 11 Bond. 

Young, Gervas, clerk at Lawson’s, h. 54 Hughson. 

Young, Mary, milliner, 71 West King. 

Young, Robert, of Young & Harvey, h. 56 Upper John* 
Young, Henry, b. 24 Upper John. 

Young, Hugh, smith, 7 Vine. 

Young, James, h. 18 Catharine. 

Young, James, pensioner, b. 50 John. 

Young, John, of Buchanan, Young & Co., h. 82 Up. John. 
Young, John, junior, of Young"& Company, h.ll 5 Up. Jamea- 
Young & Co., grocers, 35 King. 

Young, John, teamster, 29 Upper Lock. 

Young <fo Harvey, hardware merchants, 27 King. 

Young, Mrs., widow, 86 Walnut. 

Young, Robert, foreman, car factory. 

Young, Samuel, butcher, 39 George. 

Young, William, porter, h. ll'Charles. 

Young, William, shoemaker, 79 East Market. 

25 

Zealand, Capt., 2 Brock Street. 

Zwick, William H., dry goods, 24 James. 











HAMILTON CITY 

ADVERTISEMENTS 



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FANC Y. BREAD AMD BISCUIT BA KER, 

Constantly on Land a large assortment of Plain and 
Fancy Buscuit, Confectionery, &c. &c. 

tW Bride Cakes made to order on the shortest notice 














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ESTABLISHED 1835. 


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Their Stock is one of the largest in Canada, and is offered 
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MAMMOTH •3ST'El 

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 

HARDWARE ESTABLISHMENT. 

NORTH SIDE OF KING STREET ' 

HAMILTON. 

ITHE Subscriber takes this opportunity to make known to bis 
JL friends and the public that lie has now taken the whole 
stock in trade and business of the above establishment, and 
intends in future carrying on the business in his own name 
and on his own account. He is now, more than ever, deter- 
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The stock will always comprise the very best description of 

ANVILS, VICES, BELLOWS, 


GLASS, PUTTY, OILS, PAINTS, &c. 

which Will be imported direct from the English, German. 
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'V :E *f>aj3E3S5^.3Li3ES OR RETAIL. 

Good single barrelled GUNS from $4 upwards, and good 
r? e . b o ai J, eUed Guns fi’°m$9 upwards.—SAWS, from 3s. 

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Always .on hand a splendid stock of 


^ IS diUiSU Miff-. 

BRITANNIA METAL, ELECTRO-PLATE, AND 

PINE IVORY CUTLERY. 

A large assortment of COAL GRATES for sale cheap. 
Parties purchasing either Wholesale or Retail, will find 
every thing they require at this establishment, at very low 

prices. J 

JOEL CARPENTER. 








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CITY OP HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 


RELIGIOUS AND LITERARY 


T HE Subscriber bas constantly on band a large and careful- 
ly selected stock of 


o 


mu 


0 )® 


BRITISH > AMD AMERICAN, 

t BTmuo invite special attention to bis splendid assortment 
ot Elb.Liib, of all descriptions, in English, Gaelic, French, 
and (termah. . Also, a. choice, selection for Sunday School 
Keward, and Library. Books, <fec., at the lowest prices. 

A liberal discount to all Ministers of tbe Gospel’ Sunday 
Schools, and Public Libraries. ■ ■ / 

_ a D. McLELLAM 

JiiNG Street, opposite tbe Montreal Bank, Hamilton, G.W. 

■M. B.—Bible and Tract Society Depositories kept by D. McL. 






IMPORTER OF 

life® in mw ~ 


as is#! 


CORNER 03? 3SING AKD JOHN STREETS, 

__BAMXJQI'OKr. ’’ 



DEALER IN 



WIHES AMD LIQUORS, 



- 

CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &C. 


^Corner of King and Upper John 'Streets. 

Oasli for Goyntry Produce. 











- CI ^ Y 0!F HAMILTON' DIRECTORY. 

L. BOSEBBAND, 



IMPORTER OF 



GOODS, sM. 

BRUCE’S BUILDI NGS, JAMES STREET. 

TO *«? ontand comprises Gold and Silver Watches 

Gendemen^ Fif 8 ’ ’ Wateh Chains > Ladies’ and 

Gkss add Aio£«p r n RingS ’ EIeC } r ° Plate Goods ’ Bohemia 
Wass and Alabaster Ornaments, of the finest description, both 

IflloifdL SI P ■ -^ 0 - a lai ’^ e assoi ' tmen t of 

together with a miscellaneous stock^^^E S^ps^WW? 
ei ^’ i°^ JS ’ ^rushes, Porte Monaies, &c., which beincr im 
ported direct from the manufacturers he is prepared to sKt 
lower prices than ever before offered in this city 





SJi 


MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE, JAMES STREET. ’ 


IMPORTERS OE GENUINE 


yPUflKlUSf 

AND MANUEACTURERS OE 

Gilbert’s Peppermint and • Brandy Bitters 

KIN& STREET WEST, CORNER OE MACNAB STREET, ' ’ 

Have constantlyon hand and in Bond, Hennessey & Martet.t ’« 
B^r and DuOotpek’s Gta,, together with 
Wines of various qualities. 










156 CITY OF HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 


E. McGIVERN & Co., 

IMPORTERS, AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN 

Iritis!) sni) Jhitcrinm $nita) Durimwrf 

OP ALL KINDS, 

Cja.rtRIA.GrE TRin!CM:i3NrG-S, tfco 

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, 

KING STREET, HAMILTON. 

T HE Subscribers would call tlie attention of Sadlers and 
Harness makers to their large and well selected stock of 
Silver and Brass Plated and Japanned Mountings, in various 
styles and patterns; Silver and Brass Plated and Japanned Iron, 
and wood Gig and Coach Hames; together with an assortment 
of long and short Top Hames, Fly Nets, Collars, Checks and 
Serges, assorted colors and widths. They would particularly 
invite the inspection of Carriage Builders, to their large and 
varied stock of Trimmings, comprising broad and narrow 
Laces, Brass and Silver Bands, patent and fancy enamelled 
Leathers, common, tapered, half-patent and patent Axles, as¬ 
sorted sizes; Malleable Iron, Bolts, Buggy Bows, Oil Cloths and 
Carpets of various widths and patterns; plain and fancy en¬ 
amelled Cloths and Duck, enamelled Rubber, &c. &c. 

All of which will be sold at a small advance.—Terms as 
nsual. E. MeGIVERN. 

A. T. WOOD. 


Drs. WGOLVERTON & PETERSON, 

ijjmcwjmtjjtc JOlipidatis & Surgeons, 

OFFICE OF THE HOMOEOPATHIC DISPENSARY, 

South Side King St., 5 Doors above MeNab Street 


A. N. Woolverton, M. D. ) 
~ on, M. D. I 


J. G. Peterson, 


HAMILTON, C. Y s 


Homoeopathic Boohs & Medicines for Sah 













CITY OF HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 121 



AND 


*3*FLTJJST^5L 32^E^3E5L3E5R., 

0rie doolr dliegf of ?$>. f- Juisfiiffs jffw, f\ir)g gfrsef, 

HAMILTON ,; CANADA WEST. 

J$3P A constant supply of the best English and American, 
Saddlery always on hand. All orders executed 
%oith neatness and despatch. 

RAILROAD SHOE STORE! 

OPPOSITE THE MARKET. 

■\7V\ BITCHAN, 

BOOT AND SHOE STORE, YORK STREET, 

3BE3BC 33R3BL SC St-4 TT «» ST • 



J^°SIGN OF THE GOLDEN SAW IN HAND,^r 


LISTER BUILDINGS, 

OPPOSITE THE CITY HALL, 

JAMES STREET, HAMILTON 











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CITY OF HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 


P. T. WAKE & CO., 

WATCHMAKERS t JEWELLERS 

Manufacturers and Dealers in 

WATCHES, CLOCKS, 


COMBS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, 
Silver, Electro-Plated, 

AND 



FINE TABLE CUTLERY; 


SODS,CADETS OF TEMPERANCE 


WM» /tltos’ intiiisliiligs 

OF E VEB 7 VARIETY, BANNERS, ETC. 


Of all kinds made to Order or Repaired, and every 
variety of Watch-Work executed in a style superior 
to anything heretofore done in the Province. 

dUafcbeg- Modelled ^5 tyqde fqii levelled u&on 
exceeoifigli) ioto tehys. 

mu ?Am FOE GOLD AND STLVEE. 

P. T. WARE & Co. 

King Street, Hamilton. 









CITY OF HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 


123 


6. H. COZENS, 



CITYH0TELB1JILDINGS* 


JAMES STREET, 

HAMILTON, C. W„ 

fo fye fit Mh, ffaf f)e fag $f qii fityeg 

ok) fai).d $ .suppijj.-of 

SEASONABLE GOODS! 

Which he will make up to order, either to the taste 
of the customeri or in 



AT REASONABLE CHARGES. 

^"Grents own Material made up as usual, .gar 


FRANCIS LOGAN, 

W1K]®IL!®MJI & 0§[lY/&0[k 

GROCERIES, LIQUORS 

AND 



KING STREET, HAMILTON. 


NEXT TO HUES’ HOTEL 










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CITY OF HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 


FARMERS’ DRUG STORE!! 

THOMAS FREER, 

■jnESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public, that 
JLli he has taken the premises on, James Street, known as the 

^■I"^L;H.3VE3ESH.S7- : PH.TT&,-« r Pfy n 

"Where he will keep a select stock of 

English, French, and American Drugs and Chemicals. 

T. F. having had considerable experience as a Dispenser, all 
Prescriptions confided to his care will be prepared with accuracy 
and despatch. —— 

6etji|iif)0 £n)0fef) 317c) ^tyeh'csw fqt&qf : ... 

FRENCH PERFUMERY, 

COMBS, BRUSHES, PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS, 
And every other article connected with his Business. 
Hamilton, October, 1852. 


PROVINCIAL PENITENTIARY 



The Subscriber has just received the Largest Stock of 

BOOTS; SHOES, CONGRESS GAITERS, &C 

That has yet been exhibited in Hamilton. 

H IS entire Stock is from the Provincial Penitentiary, and for good 
material, and substantial and neat workmanship, cannot be 
surpassed. His assortment of 

LADIES’ WORK, 

of every description in his line, is very extensive, and, for fashion and 
form, may be pronounced unequalled. The Goods and Prices will 
recommend thgtoselves upon inspection. GOME and REE . J 

ROBERT NTSBET, Jr. 

J®" INDIA RUBBER SHOES ALWAYS ON HAND, 

.Direct from the Manufactory. 

Hamilton, November, 1852. 







CITY OF HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 

BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, 

KING STREET, THREE DOORS WEST OE JAMES STREET. 

HAMXXjTOKT. 

Ladies and Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes made to order. 

A. & A. McKILLOP, 

DEALERS IN 

Groceries,Provisions, 

WIETB AMD LIQUORS, 

JAMES STREET , NORTH, 

_ _ HAMILTON. _• 

LONDON, GLASGOW, BOSTON AND NEW YORK. 

Ready Money Warehouse. 

IMPORTER OF 

Stable an!) /ann; fro ©#o}is, 

James Street, opposite the Market, 

HAMILTON. 

AMBROSE O’NEIL, 


King Street West 

OYSTERS INEVERY STYLE. 

Th* BAR will be found to contain the choicest WINES and LIQUORS of all 
kinds. CIGARS of the purest brands. 

JEST Meals prepared at all hours . 







126 CITY OP HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 



Nearly opposite the Hay Scales. 


T his Saloon is now open and ready for the reception of Visi¬ 
tors, where Meals may he had at any hour, from 
7 o’clock a. m., to 11 P.M. 

OYSTERS, LOBSTERS, SARDIIES, 

qli office if) §e^oi(), eoo^ed fo oHtei*, sfyoH irjoflec. 

WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS, OF TIIE BEST 
QUALITY KEPT 
Eteo, M.£ $)d f ©bcLSffi Sotfled oL oi) 

R. SYLVESTER BEASLEY. 

GERMAN MGTDOII OF PRJCTId. 


Can be consulted at bis Office, on Janies Street, 

(Three Doors North of Hamilton <£ Kneeshaw's .) 

From 9 A. M., till 4 P. M. 

0^ ffye b^Koqs -Diseases hf}tidev)i fo fye 



ACCORDING TO THE ABOVE PRACTICE. 


JjgW* Diseases treated from an examination of the Urine, 
It should be brought in a dean two oz . vial, and 
the first in the morning preferred, 

bis sysfoty of filin')cf ffys Disuses of ff)e £ye is ^ffet^ded 

(nifb fys iRosf successful testifs. 

MEDICINES PRINCIPALLY VEGETABLE. 









CITY OP HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 


127 


BOOKBINDING, STATIONERY, 

PRINTING, BOOKSELLING, 


@©KI@©[L [JB@®KL' 

KING STREET WEST, HAMILTON. 

T HE Subscriber "begs to solicit the patronage of a discerning 
Public to Iris Establishment, more particularly to his 


which cannot be excelled in the Province. His attention is 
directed chiefly to the finer and more costly styles of Binding; 

-SUCH AS- 

TURKEY, MOROCCO, RUSSIA, AND ENGLISH CALF, 

and especially those unique and economical HALF-CALF and IIALF- 
MOROCCO styles. In all cases, the yery best of Stock and Workmanship, 
with strength and beauty combined, may be depended upon. Haying a large 
number of Hands constantly employed, Customers may rely upon getting their 
work punctually at the time ordered. 

ORDERS FOR PLAIN AND FANCY / / ' - 


executed with Neatness, Promptitude, and Low Charges. 

All the School Books in use in the Province are kept on 
hand; and being the Publisher of 


They are offered at as low Wholesale Prices as they can be 
obtained in Canada. 


Of every description on hand, or Ruled and made to order on 

the shortest notice. —- 

MAGAZINE AND PERIODICAL DEPOT. 
All the Monthly and Quarterly Magazines supplied at whole¬ 
sale and retail, as soon as published. Complete sets of HAR¬ 
PERS MAGAZINE on hand, in various styles of Binding, 
which will be exchanged for the numbers. 

A large supply of TOY BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, &c. on hand. Pediers will 
find bargains here. 

Highest Price given for Rags. 

S. HEWSON. 





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CITY OF HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 


WATIilKTS' 

DRY GOODS 

AND 

CLOTHfflfl WAREHOUSE! 



Nearly opposite the Gore Bank, King Street, 

xzu9Lua;ixj > roKr. 


^AJST X3VOVEJ33Xr£33i: STOCK OF 

STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS 
CL O T H ING, 

OP THE NEWEST STYLES, 



Made to measure, on short notice, 


OF THE 

BEST MA TERIALS. & WARRAN TED I FIT. 

I®”Goty0 gee onR hefoY'e yoy ptihsfws® eisetofyeRe.-^l 

A LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE TO MINISTERS. 

F. W. & T. C. WATKINS. 








CITY OF HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 


129 


SAMUEL HARVEY, 

AUCTIONEER & GENERAL AGENT, 

HAVING FITTED UP A COMMODIOUS 



In This new Building, Opposite the Market, 

Will Sell Goods of all kinds, By Auction, 

ON the: most liberal terms. 

A LAEGE STOCK OF BOOKS, 

■ , J'-w 

(OLD AND NEW,) 

STATIONER!, Mill WARES, 

AND 



KEPT ALWAYS ON HAND. 

CASH ADVANCED ON ‘ CONSIGNMENTS 

FOR UNRESERVED SALE 

AUCTION S^LLHiS 

EVERY DAY AND EVENING. 






130 CITY OF HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 


HAMiriTOKT 

TEMPERANCE HOUSE. 



Would respectfully inform the Public that he has leased the 
specious premises on 


JOHN STREET, 

Opposite Messrs. Gv/rney & Carpenter’s Fowid/ry 

Which have been NEWLY FITTED UP in a neat and comfortable style, and 
where he is prepared to accommodate all who may favor him with their patronage 

TRAVELLERS 

Stopping at this Hotel will be convey ed to and from the Boats Free of Charge 
STAGES to all parts of the Western Province leave this HouseDAILY. 

AND AN ENCLOSED YARD. 

The House is Jcept on Strictly Temperance Principles. 

Remember BELNAP’S Temperance House, John Street, 

IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE MESSRS . GURNEY & CARPENTER’S FOUNDRY. 


PHINNEY & CO. 

PUBLISHERSIBOOKSELLERS 

WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IN 

BOOKS AND STATIONERY, 

One Door East of Winer <& Sims, 

KING STREET, HAMILTON, 

B. P. LELANB, Manager. 









CITY OF HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 


131 


THE ONTARIO 

Marine & Fire Insurance Company. 

INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PR OVINCIAL PARLIAMENT. * 

CAPITAL, £100,000. 

HEAD OEEIOE AT HAMILTON* 

SOUTH SIDE OP KING STREET WEST. 


BOARD OF 

Hugh 0. Baker. 

M. W. Browne. 

Peter Carroll. 

D. C. Gunn. 

James McIntyre. 
James Mathieson. 


DIRECTORS. 

ISTehemiah Merritt. 
John F. Moore. 

James Osborne. 

Charles A. Sadleir. 

E. Cartwright Thomas. 
John Wilson. 


T HIS Company having been in successful operation during the nast 
year, continues to take Fire and Marine Risks on favorable terms 
in the former Department the Rates will bear comparison wRh 
those of any other respectable company, every effort being* made at 
the same time, to give a proper advantage to buildings of the first class 
In the latter, being allowed by the Charter to take Ocean Risks as 
well as Inland, the Company offers a favorable opportunity to shippers 
desirous of encouraging Local Institutions, while the advantage of 
aOBoard of Directors on the spot, m ensuring the speedy settlement 
of a claim m case of loss, must be apparent to all. * 7 * 

All losses fairly and promptly adjusted. 


n‘ n™ T , WRIGHT THOMAS, President . 
C. HORATIO GATES, SecTetav y. 


nu •yi AGENTS. 

B prliiV 116 ..™V S ^ Finden - I ° afc ville.. 

Beilin...,...W. Davidson. 

Bo wmanville.Jas. M cFeeters. 

Brantford.A. J. McKenzie. 

Bronte .... __ -.Hagaman & Co. 

Bytown.....G. p. Baker. 

Caiedoma.Neil McKinnon. 

Chatham,,.. ..-A. D. McLean. 

Chippewa.Jas. JF. Macklem. 


Detroit..Jas. Cameron. 

J^las....R. W.Suter. 

Liora. .James Geddes. 

n?, d r r i ch ' •••**••• -Thomas Nicholls. 

Guelph. .Wm. Hewatt. 

Kingston ......... S. Rowlands. 

London . .Thomas Craig . 1 

Montreal .... . . .Charles Bockus. 

Memckville..... .H, O.Burritt. 


.R. K. Chisholm. 

Pakenham..... .C. T. Baines. 

£ ar * s • •.Charles Whitlaw 

Port Dover.Walker Powell. 

Port Hope..........Francis Evatt 

Port Stanley.Hodge & Co.' 

Peterboro’... James Wallis. 

Quebec... .Henry W.Welch 

St. Catharines.T. L. Helliwell. 

St. John (N. B.)..... J. W. Cudlip, 

St. Thomas..Thomas Hodge 

Simcoe . > ° 


Toronto.Ed. Bradburne. 

S e “? a :•••• .Robert Nicholl. 

Wellington Square.. A. M. Chisholm. 

Wellington.B. S. Cory, M. D. 

Woodstock........H. C. Berwick. 


Travelling Agents } S? ac Mills, Jr. 

< Wm, Creelman. 



























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CITY OF HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 


WE PARK, Jr. & Co. 

DEALERS IIT . 

GROCERIES, WINES, 

LIQUORS, PROVISIONS, 

CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, Sc. So. 

OPPOSITE THE MARKET, 

Four Doors West of Dames Street. 

TOWN AND COUNTRY STORE! 

jgggr Cash paid for all kinds of Country Produce. , 
York Street, Hamilton, Sept., 1852. 


D. N. PRESTON, 

DAGUERREAN ROOMS, 

A FEW DOORS SOUTH OF THE MARKET, 
Over Dr. Boss's Office, 

JAMES STREET, HAMILTON. 

TTAYIHG- a large and nicely arranged Sty-light, Like- 
rl nesses can be taken in cloudy as well as fair .weather, 
and neatly finished in 

FRAMES, CASES, LOCKETS, 

I»I3STS. RINGS, «fisG. 

Lad/ies a/nd Gentlemen are Sol/ieited to call. 

W" INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN ON REASONABLE TERMS. ^EjS 









CITY OB' HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 


133 



WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS 


in 




AND 


G TJTTA PERGRA WARE, dec. c&c., 

JAMES STREET, 

Third Door from Hamilton & Kneeshaw’s Corner, 
HAMILTON, C. W. 


COMBS, BRUSHES, CHANDELIERS, 

Chimney Ornaments, Bohemia Glass Vases, 


LOOKING GLASS PLATES, STATIONERY, 
School Boohs, Silver Spoons, Silver Porks, Silver Plated 
Goods, Electro-Plate Ware, Papier Machie Goods, 

nyiiiiiii?®! 


^'^EWe£ry''^LUT is, VIOLINS, 

A CGOR DIONS, EL TJ TINAS, 

and Silver Pencils, 

tfcO. d;G. .. 



















134 


CITY OF HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 


ALBERT HOUSE, 

KING- STREET, CORNER AND SECOND DOOR FROM JAMES STREET, 

HAMILTON. 



GENERAL OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENT 
Is the Largest and Cheapest house in Western Canada, for 

the Sale of 




H AVE great pleasure in announcing to their 
numerous patrons and the public the arri¬ 
val of their Fall and Winter Stock of Goods, 
and also that they have greatly extended their 
premises by adding 'the store next door, on the; 
corner of King and James Streets, formerly 
occupied by Mr. W. G. Price, which store they 
have completely re-fitted and connected it with 
their store next door. In the corner store will be found one 
of the best stocks of 

CSEADTOOA®® ©0=©™D[RO(§ 

of every description, made from the newest styles of goods, 
and in the best manner that can be found in any similar house 
in this City. 

Also.—A large stock of Silk Hats, Fur, Plush, and Cloth 
Caps, S hi rts and Collars, Suspenders, Gloves, Hosiery, &c. &c. 
Barmens made to measure , as usual , in the latest style. 

1 THE DRY. GOODS DEPARTMENT. 

Second door from James Street, can be seen an overwhelming 






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CITY OF HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 


135 


stock of Goods of every style and quality—it would be almost 

useless to _ attempt description or detail. Having such exten¬ 
sive premises, we are thereby enabled to keep every kind and 
description, and in such large quantities that the most fastidi¬ 
ous may easily be suited, and the most economical will at 
once be satisfied with the Exceeding Low Prices. 


over .the Dry Goods store, which is now just opened for the 
season, will be seen the newest styles of Cloaks, Bonnets and 
Millinery, made from the ]atest European and American 
patterns. 

N. B.—In conclusion, we respectfully invite all to visit our 
immense establishment, feeling convinced that an inspection of 
Goods and Prices will satisfy the most incredulous, and see^um 
their patronage. 

LAWSON & BROTHER 

Albert House, Hamilton. 
Clothing Store, Corner King and James Streets.---Dry Goods 
and Millinery, King Street, second door from James St. 
Hamilton, October 23, 1852. 


I 


CABINET MAKER AND UPHOLSTERER, 


KING STREET WEST, HAMILTON. 


Grecian, French, Fancy, and “Windsor Chairs; Feather 
Beds, Hair Matrasses, &c. 

A HEARSE EOR HIRE. 

July 29,1852. 


BOOT i SHOE MANUFACTURER 


KING STREET EAST. 

REPAIRS NEATLY EXECUTED. 










136 CITY OF HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 

BANKS OE DEPOSIT AND SAVINGS BANKS. 

INVESTMENT OF CAPITAL AND SAVINGS. 

NATIONAL INVESTMENT & ASSURANCE 

*7 St. Martin’s Place, Trafalgar Square, London, 
and 56 Pall Mall, Manchester. 

ESTABLISHED IS 1844. 

TRUSTEES: 

LicsLit-Col. the Right Honorable LORD GEORGE PAGET, M. P, 

Roy. JOSEPH PRENDERG AST, D. D., (Cantab.) Lewisham, 
GEORGE STONE, Esq., Banker, Lombard Street. 

MATTHEW HUTTON CHAYTOR, Esq., Reigate. 

,/TlHE Investment of Money with this Association secures 
1 equal advantages to, the Savings of the Provident, and the 
Capital of the Affluent, and affords to both, the means of 
realizing the highest rate of Interest yielded by first-class 
securities, in which alone the Funds are employed. 

The constant demand for advances upon securities of that 
peculiar class, which are offered almost exclusively to Life As¬ 
surance -Companies, such as Reversions, Life Interests, &e., 
enables the Board of Management to employ Capital on more 
advantageous terms, and at higher rates of Interest, than could 
otherwise, with equal safety, be obtained. 

The present rate of interest is five per cent, per annum, and 
this rate will continue to be paid so long as the Assurance 
department finds the same safe and profitable employment for 
money. 

Interest 'payable half-yearly., in January and July. 
Money intended for investment is received daily between 
the hours of 10 and .4 o’clock, at the offices of the Association. 
Immediate Annuities granted on favorable terms. 

. . MUTUAL ASSURANCE 
Assurances may be effected from £50 to £10,000 ona 
Single Life. 

Entire profits belong to the Assured, and divided annually. 
Credit for half the amount of the first five annual Premiums. 










CITY OF HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 


137 


Medical men remunerated for their reports. 

Liberty to Travel, and Foreign Residency greatly extended. 
NON-PARTICIPATING ASSURANCES. 

Assurances may be effected on tbe non-participating princi¬ 
ple, at very low rates of Premium, payable in a variety of 
ways, to suit tbe circumstances and convenience of different 
classes of Assurers. 

Tbe Tables for . Reversionary and Deferred Annuities are 
particularly deserving of attention, whether regarded as a 
means of providing for a particuler individual, or as a resource 
against the casualties of age, and the uncertainties of health 
and fortune. 

Extract from the Half-Credit Rates of Premium' ffor an 
Assurance of £100—Without Profits. ■, 


Age. 

Half Premium 
First 7 years. 

Whole Premium 
after 7 years. 


£ 

S. D. 

:i - 

£ S. D. 

25 

1 

0 10 

2 18 

80 

1 

2 6 

2 5 0 

35 

1 

5 2 

. 2 10 4 

40 

1 

9 5 

2 18 10 


Prospectuses and forms of ■■ proposalmay be obtained on 
application at the Head Office of the Association, or of the 
respective Agents. 

PETER MORRISON, Managing Director . 
JOHN MACKELCAN, Esq., M. D., Medical Ref eree. 

A. D. MACDOUGALL, Agent. 
Office— King Street, opposite to the Montreal Bank, 

PXamilton, Canada West. 



SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY, CONYEYANCER, 
NOTARY PUBLIC, 

Office.— King Street, four doors west of the Division Court 
Office, and immediately opposite to the Bank of Montreal, > 
HAMILTON. 








138 CITY OF HAMILTON - DIRECTORY- 

MAGNUS BRUCE’S 

FASHIONABLE TAILORING 

AND 

OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENT, 

JAMES STRE E T, 

NEARLY OPPOSITE MR. T. N. BEST’S AUCTION ROOMS. 

M. BRUCE, 

retuming thanlcs to-Lis numerous kind Friends and the 
_iL Public, for their favors during the last , twelve years, in his 
old establishment on Hughson Street, begs to announce that 
the increasing patronage received during the last four years, 
has induced him to remove to the above central situation, 
where lie has opened out a choice selection of 



and every article suitable for the outfit of gentlemen’s ward¬ 
robes, and will be by the middle of next month in receipt of 
a choice variety of 



and other goods, suitable for the coming season, and superior 
to any thing hitherto produced in this city. 


Gustomers will find it to their advantage to inspect this 
stock as early as possible, to enable them to make their selec¬ 
tion from the entire of this superior assortment. 

SSIF” Parisian Fashions received Monthly. 










CITY OF HAMILTON* DIRECTORY. 




JAMES H. SERVICE, 


IMPORTER & MANUFACTURER OE 




WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, <t 


RETAIL FANCY DRY GOODS MERCHANT, 

LISTER BTTILRINGS, 


JAMES STREET, HAMILTON. 


Entrance on King William Street—Dp Stairs. 


m 


DAGUERREAE GALLERY, 

[Over Mr. Osborne’s Jewellery Store,] 
VICTORIA BUILDINGS, JAME S STREET, 
HAMILTON. 

Miniatures taken by Sky-light in a superior manner. 

Jj^lp Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully invited to call . 

if. W. 




opposite Norton’s hotel, upper james street, 
HAMILTON. 









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CITY OF HAMILTON* DIRECTORY. 


THE 



INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. 


PRESIDENT : 

HUGH 0. BAKER, Esq., F. I. A. 
vice-president: 

JOHN YOUNG, Esq. 

BOARD OP directors: 

Hon. A. Fergusson. Miles O’Reilly. 

John O. Hath R. P. Street. 

Daniel Macnab. Sheriff Thomas. 

Nehemiah Merritt. James Hamilton. 

George S. Tiffany. John Young. 

Hugh C. Baker. James B. Ewart. 

AE. S. Kennedy. Archibald Kerr. 

W. P. Maclaren. James Osborne. 

Hon. J. PI. Cameron. J. D. Pringle. 

D. C. Gunn. R. Juson. 

Legal Advisers— Messrs. Burton & Sadleir. ■ 
Medical Advisers — G. O’Relly, & W. G. Dickinson, Esqs. 

I T is impossible to enumerate all the advantages which are 
derivable from the Assurance of Life, in an advertisement; 
protection for the widow, the orphan, the aged and infirm- 
security that mortgaged property shall not be wrested from the 
family of the mortgagor at his decease—provison for the 
education of children, and for the commencement of young 
men in business, are among the most important of the advan¬ 
tages which it secures ; and while there are few individuals to, 
whom, it would not be beneficial in some way or other, there 
very few who could not avail themselves of it, without any 
serious inconvenience to themselves, if they felt so disposed. 

The mechanic, although his income be laboriously earned, 
would hardly miss ten or fifteen shillings a quarter to secure 








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£100 at his death for his widow and orphans. The salaried 
clerk would hardly miss his £5 or <£10 a year to secure £200 
or £-300 for a similar purpose. The merchant, whose opera¬ 
tions involve thousands of pounds annually, would hardly 
miss a yearly outlay of £40 or £50, for a Life Assurance of 
£1,000 or £2,000. It might, were his death to take place 
suddenly, prove a means of preventing that ruinous sacrifice 
which the want of such a sum in similar circumstances so 
frequently necessitates. The clergyman would not miss a few 
pounds out of his stipend, towards the Assurance of his Life, 
nay, the income of a man must be very small indeed, if he 
cannot afford somewhat out of it—if he have no superfluities 
which he could give up—for the benefit of such of fits family 
as may survive him. As an investment for the family of 
the Mechanic, the Clerk, the Mercantile man, the Minister of 
the Gospel, or the Professional man, Life Assurance stands 
pre-eminent, since it becomes available only when it is most 
needed. 

Moderation in expenditure—the facility with which money 
may be invested at high rates of interest—and the certainty 
that it may be invested in this country for many years to come 
at remunerative rates, have happily enabled the u Canada w 
to render Life Assurance, in all its ramifications, a much less 
costly undertaking than it formerly was; and its local manage¬ 
ment enables the Board to undertake at equitable rates the 
Assurance of any contingency in which the value of one or 
more lives enters, however complicated or unusual it may seem. 

Thus, for £8 12s. lick, to be paid annually during life, or 
£13 15s. 2d. to be paid annually for 15 years, a party now 
aged 25, can secure to his survivors £500. For £14 2s. 11. 
paid annually for 30 years, the sum. of £500 will be secured to 
a party now aged 25 at the expiration of that period, or should 
his death take place previously, it will be paid to his heirs.— 
For £13 15s. paid annually during the joint continuance of 2 
lives, aged 20 and 25. respectively, £500 will be paid at the 
death of either of them to the survivor. 

As an example of the security which Life Assurance gives 
to the owners of mortgaged property: 

A person aged 30 having borrowed shares to the amount 
of £500 from a Building Society, of 10 yearsduration, can 
obtain a Policy providing for the absolute freedom of his prop* 













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By paying £7 
6 


erty from liability should his death occur during the continu¬ 
ance of the Society, 

10 
15 
0 
5 

10 
15 
0 
5 

10 
15 


6 

5 

4 

3 

3 

2 

1 

0 


0 the 1st year. 
0 the 2nd year. 
0 the 3rd year. 
0 the 4th year. 
0 tha 5 th year. 
0 the 6th year. 
0 the fall year. 
0 the 8 th year. 
0 the 9 th year. 
0 the lOthyear. 


A shorter or longer duration, or different monthly payments, 


whether more or less, can be equally protected at correspond¬ 
ing rates. 

The rates of the Company for Annuities are also much 
more liberal than have heretofore been offered in Canada, for 
the same reasons which have been assigned, as enabling the 
Company to offer such moderate rates of Assurance. 

To parties depositing moneys with the Company, Interest 
is allowed varying from 5 to 6 per cent., according to the 
length of time for which they may be deposited. 

Prospectuses containing full information in regard to the 
prosperous position of the Company, and forms of proposal, 
may be had at the head office, or through any of the Agents 
of the Company. 

THOMAS M. SIMONS, Secretary. 

ITamilton, Nov. 5, 1852. 


MUNRO, WILLIAMSON & MORTON, 

Cabinet- 



JOHN STREET, COURT HOUSE SQUARE, 

T) ESPECTFULLY invite the attention of Housekeepers 
JAj and the Public generally, to their extensive and unsur¬ 
passed variety of FURNITURE, both Carved and Plain, of 
the latest style. 

ASP 3 All articles from this Establishment Warranted. 







CITY OF HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 


143 


LA.H.&E 


VIEWS OF CANADIAN CITIES, 


'MM® 


D 


Respectfully informs the Public generally, that he intends 

publishing a 


LTOH, 


from original Drawings made by himself. Said Yiew shall be 
from 30 to 36 inches in length, and of proportionate width; 
got np in the best style of Tinted Lithography, and afforded 
to Subscribers at the following rates: 

Painted in Tints, - - ~ - $5 per copy^ 

Fully Colored, (by hand) - - $8 per copy. 

Parties wishing to secure copies of either HAMILTON, or 
the companion pictures of TORONTO, MONTREAL, or 
QUEBEC, already published, should enroll their names in 
the Subscription IBook, held by Mr. C. J. Groyes, who is 
assisting Mr. Whitefield, and may be seen at the Burlington 
Hotel. 

Hamilton, October, 1852. 



HAMILTON, 

Corner of King and John Streets, 

AND OYER THE SHOP 0E J. B. ELLISON & GO. 



YORK STREET. 









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J 0 SI AS BRAY’S 

/ire, Jiarine & fife Jnsnrma, 

NOTARY PUBLIC, CONVEYANCING, 


AND 




GLOBE EIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, 

LONDON, ENGLAND. 

CAPITAL, OWE MILLION STEELING. 

PROVINCIAL GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY, 

TORONTO, C. W. 

- PROTECTION FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, 

HARTEORD, CONN. 

CAPITAL, £10 0,000.. 

OO’S 

General Emigration and Foreign Exchange Agency. 

Passengers brought out from all parts of Great Britain & Ireland. 

Money Remitted, in sums from £1 upwards, to all parts of 
England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, France, Germany, and the 
United States. 

Foreign Money, Bills of Exchange, Drafts, &c. &c n 
Bought and Sold. 

j$0T Bank, and other Stocks, Mortgages, Debentures, &c., 
Bought and Sold. 

$g§F Undertakes the Renting of Houses, and Collection of 
Rents, Notes, and Accounts. 

*** Farms, City Properties, Town Lots, &c. bought & sold* 

—also— 

Agent for the American Express Company to the United 
States and Europe. 

Hamilton, November, 1852. > 







_ crry OF H AMILTON DIRECTORY* 145 

fil-l) MOIM \H Din (i STORE, 

CORNER, OF KING AND HUGHSON STREETS. 


CARTWRIGHT,^ ^ 

^ ^ l '~' 1 ' ^DEALER IN ' * ' ^ 

Oil laint Varnish, Water Colors , Brushes ,, 
lurkey Sponges , Fine French Fe?fumeru, 
T^ESPECTFULLY intimates that he has now on hand, 
At fiom the first Establishments in London and Paris a full 
and varied assortment, which he will warrant ’ W 

and without adulteration, 

by®; S ^t 0 o°a^i ma E ” S 

Hamilton, November 16,1852. 





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CITY OF HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 


HAMILTON 



AGENCY. 


FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY 

OF LONDON. 

MESSRS. GILLESPIE, MOFFATT & CO, 

AGENTS FOR CANADA. 

ATIATVT BROWN, SUB-AGENT FOE HAMILTON. 

T HE undersigned having been appointed sub-Agent for the 
PHCENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, of London, ia 
now prepared to receive applications for Insurance against Fire 
an Property in this City and surrounding country. 

SgT No Charge for Policies. 

ADAM BROWN, 
Sub-Agent for Phoenix Fire In. Co. 
Phoenix Fire Insurance Office, Hamilton. 

BURTON & SADLEIR, 

BARRISTERS AND ATTORNEYS-AT-LA1. 

OPPOSITE THE GORE BANK, 

KING STREET, HAMILTON. 

DAVID B. GALBEEAITH, 

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN 

GROCERIES, LIQUORS, PROTONS, 

CROGKBKYfcWOODXMWARl, 

KING STREET, 

[Nearly opposite Buchanan, Young & Go’s.,] 

HiVaULTOKT. 









CITY OF HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 141 

HAMILTON & KNEESHAW 

"WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 



CORNER OF KING AND JAMES STREETS, 

HAMILTON. 


IMPORTERS AND DEALERS, 

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, 



COKTFECTIOKTja.IlY, 


SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, 



TARNISHES. JYE STUFFS. 


BARDEN AND A6REDLTORAL SEEDS. 

Pf) Ijsicfyi)s ^i-eseh'frf ioi)s & Reeipeg 

ACCURATELY PREPARED. 

Genuine Horse and Cattle Medicines. 












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T TTTTTnTTrra-Cifl'KPft 

EASHIONABLl BAT EMPORIUM, 

[Adjoining Hamilton & Kneesliaw’s] 

JAMES STREET, HAMILTON. 

ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN 

BEAVER AND SATIN HATS, 

LATEST STYLES : 

Kossuth, Leghorn, Panama, Felt and Straw 
Hats, in great variety. 

A splendid assortment always on hand of 

(SLOTH,FANOf & OTHER OATS, 

ALL AT ECONOMICAL PRICES. 

NECK TIES, SILK HANDKERCHIEFS & SHIRTS, 
leather Hat Cases, Carpet Bags and "Umbrellas, cheap. 















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149 



EVERY DESCRIPTION- OF 


BRITISH, FRENCH & AMERICAN 



ALWAYS ON HAND. 




.iiHaMtf vy tx> til ^ ^ 

VICTORIA BUILDINGS, 


HAS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ' 

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, 

Clocks, Gold Chains, Rings, Pens, Pencil Cases, Bar Dropsy 
Bracelets, Broodies, &c. &c. &c. 

—ALSO— 

SILVER WARE I GREAT VARIETY. 

REPAIRING- IN ALL ITS BRANCHES PROMPTLY EXECUTED* 

ESP The Higliest Price Paid for Silver. 

November, 1852. , 








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CITY OF HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 


CHITTENDEN & VARS, 


3 


OFFICE OYER MESSRS. J. <fc J. TURNER^ GROCERY STORE, 

KING STREET, HAMILTON, 
REFERENCES BY PERMISSION: 

Dr. G. H. Park, Hamilton. Dr. J. C. Peterson, Hamilton. 
Key. T. Goldsmith. “ J. S. Clement, Esq., “ 

Messrs. J. & L. Lewis, Ontario. Rev. Mr. McLean, W. Square. 
Hamilton, November, 1852. 


iweici 


<r o N E 


IN THE BEAR OF BTJOHANAN, YOUNG <fe Co’s., 


CATHARINE STREET. 

Good Horses and Stylish Carriages. 


©nat HDcstmt patent JflfMriiif Slept. 


BRIGGS & WILLIAMS, 

IMPORTERS OF 

GENUINE BRITISH AND AMERICAN 


mw 


KING STREET, C>NE DOOR WEST OF BURLINGTON HOTEL, 

HAMILTON, C. W. 


JOHN MoEACHERN, 


CUSTOM HOUSE BSOKJ 


OFFICE NEXT DOOR TO THE POST OFFICE, 

HAMILTON, C. W. 









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151 



BEEMER & NEWBURY, 

IMPORTERS OP 

WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, 

WATOIT MATERIALS, 

TT®®[L© A ROE) 

Wholesale and Retail dealers in 

Silver and Electro Plated Ware, 

ENGLISH AND GERMAN 

W A HMnr 


COMBS, BRUSHES, TOYS, 

mm&L iisTismitt 

P-A.PER EjANG 1NGS, c&o. 

Jewelry of every Kind manufactured to order, and CLOCKS 
WATCHES, and all articles in 

GOLD oh silver. 

Repaired in a manner to ensure satisfaction. 


^Remember the Large Watch ,-Ml 

KING ST RE E T, 

ONE DOOR EAST FROM HUGHSON STREET, 

xz^.ivi;xxji*i703Nr. 












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CITY OF HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 


HAMILTON BRANCH OF THE 

ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY. 

Capital, £2,000,000, in 100,000 Shares of £20 each, 

trustees: 

John Shaw Leigh, Esq., | R. B. B. H. Blundell, Esq. 

DIR E C T O R S'. 

Charles Turner, Esquire, Chairman. 

' John Campbell, Esq., and J. Bramley-Moore, Esq. 
Deputy Chairmen, 

Perce M. Dove, Esq., Actuary* and Secretary. 

WILLIAM BELLILOUSE, Agent, 

T HE Undersigned, Agent to the said Company for Hamil¬ 
ton and its vicinity, begs leave to inform his Friends and 
the Public, that he continues to receive orders for Assurances, 
and desires to draw their attention to the remarkable proofs of 
the sound principles of the Establishment for which he acts, 
and of its ample resources, as exhibited in the extracts at the 
foot of the present advertisement. 

The large Capital of the Company, and the number and 
influence of its Proprietors, enable it to rank with the most 
eligible offices in the Kingdom, with respect to the advantages 
offered to the public. 

The Company will ever distinguish itself by its promptness 
in the settlement of Claims. 

No charge made for the Policy. 

LIFE BRANCH. 

Guarantee of an ample Capital, Moderate Premiums, Large 
Participation of Profits by the Assured, amounting to TWO- 
TPIIRDS of its NET AMOUNT, and small charge for 
Management, the expenses of the office being borne in due 
proportions by the two Branches. 

WILLIAM BELLHOUSE, Agent. 

. EXTRACT FROM THE “ POST MAGAZINE.” 

We know of no other Institution for transacting Fire Assurance business 
started since the passing of the Registration Aci 3 that can he at all compared, 











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153 


^ii h pYnn^it^nn nf vt 31 ^ 0 ^ ° f tlie or tbe success of its operations i—-The 

fnrnfSedf n thp ? a£>»» i\ pt n’ ex P® ndltar< V profits, dividends,:'.and" accumulation, 
state of nros^ritt whfph R w POrtS t - he Royal afforda unerring evidence ol* the 
Jo nr-pnmintht 1 1 ch we are desirous to offer as an illustration of what can 
^ T e r ergy v H°°2 mana gement, and high reputation, 

nt^the pnd of uus^i 011 0t the 1 Soci © t y from its formation in 1845, we find that 
$108 64? Ws* lb? 8 nr tZ 3 ^ umalated . profits amounted to the enormous sum of 
t? at ai - n ? Un , t lt was determined to appropriate £89,280 

“aUzedprofitof 50 per cent"? 3X ?e£s? P CapUal ° f ^SBO-belng a clear 


EXTRACT FROM THE “ REPORTER.” 

PvnrP«Pr? 0r Anf f< ?r. U ^ Preeminently justifies the opinion we have previously 
that tbe R oyal Assurance Company ranks at the head of all 
S f 7P r n pr + ojectecl aad & ot int0 working order during the last half- 

wtfiph has ,, transa cled, and is transacting, an amount'of business 

lTkifv tn^n S J-L y ° f the +- elder ofllces have never approached, and are not 
IZ f ° ? 0me tira , e t0 c ? nie ' In both the Li(e and F 're Branches an 
m pnmMww alm °st incredible, increase of business is exhibited, 
nrnrsl! h o l J an .® acted « former years. The life branch had also 
SprSrtiv $ satlsfact ? rd y. The strange immunity from claims by death is 
mSSSli h^« r 5 :able ,\ and ®P eaks “trumpet tongued” of the diligence and caro 
exercised by the medical officers and the directors in the selection of the lives. 


WILLIAM FELL, 

ENGRAVER & PRINTER, 

KING- STREET, WEST, 

OPPOSITE THE TELEGRAPH OFFICE. 

Office, Sons of Temperance, and Notary Seals , 
of every description. 

A variety of Cards and Fancy Goods. 

WILLIAM JOHNSON, 

PICTURE F RAME MAKER 

AND 



KING STREET, , WEST. 


All articles made to order on the shortest notice, 
cmd on reasonable terms. 







CITY OF HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 

Bellhouse, Ireland & Co., 

IRON, STEEL.TIN PLATE. LEADS COPPER 


IMPORTERS OP 


MANUFACTURERS OF^ : ^ ^ ^ ^ 

CUT MILS, SPIKES, &c., 

KING STREET, HAMILTON, C.W. 


GORE POWDER MILLS, 

CHAS. KELLY & CO., PROPRIETORS. 

BLASTING & SPORTING POWDER, 

FATHOM SAFBTY FWSH. 

BELLHOUSE, IRELAND & CO, 
office, king-st. , Agents. 


tfoliilfl 


BELLHOUSE, IRELAND & CO., 
office, king-st. Agents . 

IMPROVED FIRE-KING SAFES. 

BELLHOUSE, IRELAND & CO., 
office, king-st. Agents, 







GEORGE johnsoit, 

[Late Hoodless & Porter.] 


CHAllt, & BEDSTEA30 

S8T3ESA.3VI: P a CTOII-r 

IMMEDIATELY IN' BEAR OF THE POST OFFICE, 

Hughson Street, Hamilton. 

• f' ticIe manufactured in this 
\W\\\ - L \ Establishment is made of the best 

VsMUW- material, by the most competent Work- 
\\mLJl_ men, and under the personal superintend- 
IHsBB 6n - Ce , of , tIle -Proprietor, who is deter- 
IkOiSII mined, by perseverence and industry to 
S 1V e genera] satisfaction. 

ALT* ARTICLES WARRANTED. 

wgltS a, ” ppIiea on LiberaI T< ”™- <**>« h r 

THE CANADA WEST FARMERS' MUTUAL 

. AND 

STOCK INSURANCE COMPANY. 

price Bruce’s Buildings, James Street. 

THIS COMP ANY has now been in operation a year, and is 
A doing a steady business in the Mutual Branch. No risks 
token unless perfectly isolated, and in any case not exceeding 

"W. L. DISTIN, President. 

JAMES S. WETENHAL, Secretabt. 











156 _ CITY OF HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 

SIGN OF THE EWGEAYEDSHIELD. 

JAMES F. CARTER, 

IMPORTER AND 

MANUFACTURER OF JEWELRY, 

JAMES STREET, HAMILTON 9 

FOUR DOORS FROM HAMILTON & KNEESHAw’s DRUG STORE, 

Has on hand a large Stock of ’ 

eotD iw) mum watchm 

GENTS’ MASSIVE RINGS, LADIES’ -RINGS, 

Wedding,Guard& Mourning Rings, 

C p“!?’ F E ‘! a “? 1 ’ St T one ’ Silver Brooches; Gents’ 
fms, Ear Rings, Lockets, and Electro-Plated Goods 
m great variety, at very low prices. 


FTNFn^ri t0 have Gold ASSAYED or RE- 

, I ^ ED ’ th ® Subscriber would intimate that he is prepared 
to do so at the shortest notice, having recently fitted im the 

F^maS^Foiar ° f F ' emisesfor Workshop^ with Refining 
nace, Toige, and every convenience for the manufactuil 
to order, of 

JEWELRY 0F_ ANY STYLE. 

ataSfflSSSK 

sort ^ GametS ’ Pe " IS ’ Tom W “ d 

WATCHES TIME-PIECES, and JEWELRY Re 
paired by experienced Workmen. -L'EttY Re 

highest peice paid eoe . gold ahd silyee. 

JAMES F. CARTER j 












_ CITY QP HA MILTQ]Sr t DIR E GTORY. 

JVow is the time to save Money. 

14, ;Kma STJRJSET, 3 DOOES^S^^gjj 

■ ^ — IMPORTER OF j 


j Satinetts, 


: : ■■■ ■ ■:■■■ ■■■ ■ ^ V m Ming Mttl&V «J| B 

HAS COITSTANTLT IN’ STOCK ' ^ 

-blankets, Flannels, and Serovs • Tisrlioo’ tv 

“petSiS 1 .Silks, 

P Fresh r f beS ’ 1 a P.e^luaigings, superior 
^ com P mm S Teas of best 

quality ; Muscovado and Befined 
. _ Sugars. 

HAMILTON ORGAN MANUFACTORY! 


£EgS&&skte 

TO now able to s?p$y 7 8 ®' pKmi *»> «“V 


s^g&zssag 

■ AJ1 lnstru ments warranted—Estimates furnished. 

















_ _ CITY HAMILTON - DIRE CTORT. 1 9 5 

bueliMitoi^hoYei/ 

HAMILTON, ‘ J 

_ ^ 5 . o tt jgj£ 353 

E “Xs S the „r Wic >» 1- 

formerly occupied by lir.-'Weeis^TSM.f " 3 “ b ° y6 Hotel > 
attention to the comfort inti Q ’ nc , b y paying- every 

receive that Sme S mlSl*“°”? m0aation of iis ™ tore . to 

be bis ambition to clesefve V S, W ort ’ * v.iil eve, 

dJrfpWlS ££ SS^o’f’ T T> ^ md «”** 

tirsr he das% ^ a eh ™ 

undigSxtoivT^ 0 " r St f ^a 011 tte P rcmi **, 

attendance aUhTS ™* y “ d obl «tog i» 

OcSto-M ^^ 0 . 1 ' 808 *'' 6 Boak »™ on reasonable terms. 




76 KING ST 


wihas w-U 


habbwabe^ 

ToLrfthetto,. 1 '? 88 to inform the Public that be has re- 
„ ™ °l T 1 48 <W » S ^r »d offers bis stock of 


Cf^r^tomrs-baving imported it ZfiZZ 

c. R. JARYIS, 









CITY OF H&MllfTON DIRECTORY. 








At the Gore- on York-,- Merrick & 3Bay Stre@ts 3 


SQ ULP.TOP, and Dealer in all .kinds of MARBLE ■ 

TNFORMS tlie Citizens and Public generally, that be is' 
JL prepared to supply all persons wishing 

Monuments, Grave-stones, and Tops of all Muds 

tor cabinetwork. —James Pollock, Junr., Hamilton, C.W. 

H. B. He likewise solicits Architectural investigation in 
matters pertaining to his business. 

A. e. OtfHKBY * e®V 

Manufacturers & Importers of 


SNUPP AO TOBACCO, 

No. 4,- James-St-.,- Hamilton, sign of tie' INDIAN QUEEN. 

ALL ORDERS PR OMPTL'Y ATTEND ED TO. 

A . 0. Qttimbt. I- H. Harrison. [' H. J. Bush. 

I. D. KING, Travelling* Agent. 











” '-'**** 33 R.UOE, 

. . L ^™ ® 0R1D0 ^ * .OO.J ^ ^ ^ * 

„ , DEilEU ro i^^oRM 0^®^® 

Garden &Agrieultural Implements 


DEALERS' IN 




r,#%f» 




So.«h s i deofJfaitaSqua “—; 


West of 


PRINCIPALLY IN the N " aJUi 

. . lm EAST op the city. 

****** B f/fS of 


foe sale 


iwu WKl^fiLOJ o O|SHEAm ST. 

east SIDE of THE WEST AVENUE. 

sin if?Y TH s ° ET o”°m» 0 smw 

b.t**n 0ta ^■«, Spring Street, £**** 

s. J. JONES. 
















si. 


CITY OP HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 


PRINCE & CO’S 

IMPROVED PATENT MELODEON. 














GEO A.PRINCE <fe Co. MANUFACTURERS, 

200 Main Street Buffalo, Y, 

•WHOLESALE DEPOT, 87 FULTON ST., NEW YORK 

For the convenience of Music Dealers in all parts of the 
United. States, we have made an arrangement with the follow¬ 
ing firms, who will supply the trade at our regular factoiy 
prices: Geo. P. Reed & Co., 17 Tremont Row, Boston, Mass., 
Colburn & Field, 154 Main St., Cincinnati, O., Balmer & 
Weber, 58 Fourth Street, St. Louis, Mo. 

GENERAL AGENT EOR NEW YORK CITY'. 

WM. HALL & SON. No. 239 Broadway,opposite the Park. 

T HE subscribers taketbis method of calling the attention of the public to a 
new Musical Instrument, as yet but little known to the musical world, viz: 
Prince & Co’s Improved Patent Melodeon— engravings of which accompany 
this advertisement. . , , _ , ^ 0 „i 0 

It is now about five years since these instruments were first offered Tor sale, 
and during that time the increased demand for them has been unparalleled. 
One hundred and fifty workmen are constantly employed in the manufacture 
and finishing of from 75 to 80 instruments per week, and as yet they have not 
Veen able to supply the demands promptly. 










CITY OF HAMILTON DIRECTORY* 


190 


For the benefit of those residing at a distance, and consequently unable to 
inspect the melodeon before purchasing, we will endeavor to give a short 
description of the instrument. 

The cases are made of Rosewood, and are as handsomely finished as any piano 
forte. The key-board is precisely the same as the piano or organ, and the tone 
(which is very beautiful) closely resembles that of the Flute Stop of the Organ: 
the notes speak the instant the keys are touched, and will admit of the per¬ 
formance of as rapid passages as the Piano. The Pedal on the left is intended 
for a swell, and with which the most beautiful effects can be produced. The 
Pedal on the right supplies the wind, and works so easily that a child can 
manage it without any exertion. The Bellows (which is something entirely new 
and for which a patent was granted in December, 1846) is a reversed or ex¬ 
haustion Bellows,and it is this, in a meaasure, which produces the peculiar tone. 
The instrument can be immediatelymade portable without detaching any part, 
the Bellows receding into the body of the instrument, and the legs folding under 
and springingto their places, leaves the whole in a compact form. Each instru¬ 
ment has a packing case secured by lock and key. 

The volume of tone is equal to that of a small organ, and by means of the 

swelhmay be increased or diminished at the pleasure of the performer ; it is 
sufficiently loud for small churches, and is well calculated for a parlor instrument. 
Hundreds have examined them, and all have been loud in their praise : and the 

best evidence of their merit is their rapid sale. But it is a new instrument—a 
new invention, and is yet but little known in the music al world, andit is for this 
reason that we call to it the attention of all lovers of Music, believing that there 
are thousands who would lose no time in securing one, were they aware of the 
existence of such an instrument, and the low price at which it could be obtained . 


The following letter from Lowell Masson, Boston, to G. P. Reed, we are 
permitted to use : 

Mr. Geo. P. Reed, No. 17 Tremont Row, Boston, Mass. 

Dear Sir, —At your request I have examined one of the Melodeons 
maufactured by Messrs. Geo. A. Prince & Co., of Buffalo. I think the instru¬ 
ment in all respects equal, and in some respects superior, to any others of 
similar kind which I have seen, and in particular with respect to quality of tone 
and promptness of touch, or action of the reeds, by which quick passages may 
be performed with certain ami distinct articulation of tones. An instrument of 
this kind is the best substitute for an Organ in Church Music with which I am 

acquainted. ^ „_„_. LOWELL MASSON. 

P XCES: 

Four Octave Melodeon, extending from O. to C. $ 45 00 

Four and a half Octave Melodeon, extending from C. to F.. v........ 65 00 

Five Octave Melodeon, extending from F. to F... 75 00 

Large Five Octave Melodeon—Piano style. ... TOO 00 

Large Five Octave Melodeon—Piano style, with two sets of reeds, 

tuned in octaves .. .. ..... 150 00 


32P 5 ** Just published, “ Prince’s Complete Instructor for the Improved 
Melodeon,” to which is added favorite Airs, Voluntaries, and Chants, arranged 
expressly for this instrument.—Price 75 cents. 


CAUTION, —In consequence of the great success which has attended the 
introduction of Prince & Co’s Melodeon, numerous imitators have sprung up in 
different parts of the country—offering instruments under the same name, and 
m outward appearance resembling them. We would therefore caution the 
public to be on their guard, and examine those made by Prince & Co., before 
purchasing. Many improvements applied are exclusively our own, and being the 
original manufacturers, our experience has enabled us to produce Instruments 
Which a discerning public have unanimously pronounced superior to any thing 
of the kind hitherto manufactured. Many of the most eminent musicians of 
the cities of New York and Boston have voluntarily given testimonials as to the 
high character of our Instruments, which can be seen on application. 

All orders from a distance will be promptly attended to, and 
a written guaranty of their durability will be given if required. 

GEO. A. PRINCE & CO. 













CITY OF HAMILTON DIRE CTORY. 


m * 

2 ST. JAMES 


THE 


Ycnge Street, and 

8 BUILDINGS, KING STREET. 

I AN FMER,.BANG DP, AID 













GIANT COOKING STOVES! 

and every other description of 

PARLOUR, COAL AND BOX STOVES, 

Of the Latest Patterns, constantly on hand,—-also, Davt 
Crockett, and other Stoves of the approved designs. 

The BANG UP took the first prize at the Provincial 
Fair, 1852. 

POT ASH KETTLES, 

[of Superior Quality, cast bottom upwards.! 

Sugar KettlesjMill & Plough Castings,Wholesale &.Retail 
The ^Subscribers would call particular ^.attention .to .their 
superior assortment of 

E;T N E CO A L G R AT ES , 

direct from New .York. 

J. R. ARMSTRONG fc CO. 









GM?Y OF HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 


1 ANGLO AMERICAN MAGAZINE 


V UMBE R contains 9 6 and more pages royal 

1J octavo, double columns, closely printed matter; prepared 
'v.>asly to meet the wants of our own population, by supplying 

WHOLESOME, MORAL, INTELLECTUAL 

and IN STRUCTIVE reading for the FAMILY CIRCLE, 
and as iar as possible to counteract the pernicious effects of the 
worthless and dangerous worts of a similar nature so freely 
imported from the United States, all of which are prepared to 
meet ar.d pander to a highly diseased and vitiated taste, not 
to speaK of their strong anti-British tendency. 

With; the January number will commence a General 
History of the 

Alf/ERICAN. WAR OF 1812, 

t< ihe continued in succeeding numbers till completed. 

j I EACH NUMBER OF THE 
I IT TIT H A TlffTTl'n T H 1 1\T HIT l n i mum 


■contains one or more ILL US TLA TIONS. 

Yearly Subscription. 15g 

Eight months, - -------- 10 s.' 

i' our months, - - 5 S 

X2XT ADVANCE, 

Postage to any part of British North America , Sd. per No. 

, Those who desire the Magazine complete from 1st 
January, must become Subscribers at once, as no extra copies 
Kli be prmted, and so the opportunity of possessing the onlv 
■complete HISTORY OF THE WAR of 1812-’13 and ’14 
be lost ’ 


THOS. HAC1EAB. 


KlRONTO, December, 1852, 


45 Yonge Street. 






CITY 01? HAMILTON DIRECTORY. 

T. B. & J. HARRIS, 


IMPORTERS OF 


DIRECT FROM THE , 

BRITISH, AMERICAN, AND ERENCH MAR] 

T)ESPECTFULLY announce to the Public tint the; 
JlL always on hand the largest and most complete si 
GENERAL STAPLE AND FANCY _ 




In Upper Canada. 

' They would invite inspection to their FURFTIS1 
UEP A.KTMFNT,vwhich is supplied with the newest ai 

designs in 

Velvet Pile, Tapestry, Brussells, 3 Ply, and 

KIDDERMINSTER CARPETI 

•gqr'EgA. H.TJHC B.tT <3rSJ, 

PRINTED DRUGGETS, DAMASKS, MORE 
COCOA MATTINGS, QUILTS, LINEN & COT 
SHIRTINGS, BLANKETS, &c. 

tFL©®g ®0L ©L©^ 

All wiclths, up to^24 feet,^ well seasoned.. 


I 


r 


Supplied direct from Paris, and other markets with : 
NOVELTIES and FASHIONS, many of which v 
confined to themselves. They. have made arrangemei 
Patterns and Pattern Books, to be forwarded monthly. • 

©@Uj©i’HY KfflDLILDBOg" 


Supplied at a moderate advance on cost. 

> T, B. & J. HAI 

Thb Gobb, King Street, Hamilton. 


If 





(WILDER’S PATENT) 


FIRE, AND BURGLAR PROOF. 

IESE SAFES are known to be the lest in the World 
as was acknowledged at 


f e threat. ttzniDiiiuuj. m. 

when the Manufacturer was awarded 

MEDAL LOR THE BEST SALE! 

| h the Competition was very great, more than Thirty 
| .i other makers, being on exhibition, from all parts ot 
U d. 




I •> aw rded to him by the American Institute, for the 
l - Fire-.rVol Sale manufactured inthe’United States, 


he Subscriber, having been appointed Agent, by the Ma- 
icturer, for the sale of the above, very celebrated Saves, 
he place of R. W. Cameron, Esq., has taken larger Pre¬ 
ss, opposite the Post-Office, where he will keep an assort- 
t on hand, of different sizes and prices. 

' JOSIAS BRAY, 

. Agent, 

larailton, 1853.
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