DIRECTORY.
GREENLAW.
BERWICKSHIRE.
FARMERS— CO ntitiued.
GORDON PARI6H— cofttinued.
Lyal Robert, Greenknowe
Mack Peter, Gordon
M'Dougal David, Gordon
M'Dougal Robert H. Wcstmains
Mercer Mrs. Mary, Gordon
Nisbet John, Rumbleton
Rutherford Andrew, Runibleton Law
Spark Robert, Hcxpath
Welsh James, Midhill
IN HUME PARISH.
Dodds Elizabeth, Hume Mill
Johnson Alexander, Todrig
Lithgow John, Colside
Logan Abraham, Hume Eyres and Legers
Logan George, Hume Hall
Ormiston Brothers, Hardies Mill place
Rankin Richard, Stanmoor
Robertson John, Fawsit hill
FIRE, &c. OFFICE AGENTS.
Edinbdrgh (life)— Henry Miller, Greenlaw
Northern— Allan Purves, Greenlaw
Scottish Union (fire) — Henry Miller.
Greenlaw — See advertisement
FLESHERS.
Purves Andrew, Greenlaw
Rogersoa Geoi'ge, Greenlaw
Lamb William, Greenlaw
Miller Henry, Greenlaw
Strathearn, Davidson & Co. Greenlaw
Wood James, Gordon
MANUFACTURER OF WOOLLENS.
Martin John ('woollens, blankets, &c.).
Greenlaw
MILLERS.
Allen David, Gordon Eastmains
Stevenson John, Castle Mill, Greenlaw
Welsh James, Midhill, Gordon
Wilson James, Greenlaw Mill
GROCERS & SHOPKEEPERS.
Anderson James, Greenlaw
Chartres Agnes, Greenlaw
Clark Isabella, Greenlaw
Dawson Agnes, Greenlaw
Fleming John, Gordon
Frisken John, Gordon
Haig Margaret (confectioner), Greenlaw
Jack Thomas, Gordon
Lauder Charles, Humo
Miller Henry, Greenlaw
Newton Robert, Gordon
Robertson Robert, Hume
Sligh Archibald, Greenlaw
Stoddart John, Greenlaw
Stoddart William, Gordon
Strathearn, Davidson & Co. (and iron-
mongers), Greenlaw
Waddell Janet, Greenlaw
MILLINERS AND DRESS MAKERS.
Alexander Agnes, Greenlaw
Alexander Jane, Greenlaw
Clark Ehzabeth, Greenlaw
Henderson Janet, Greenlaw
Johnson Elizabeth, Greenlaw
Kirkwood Margaret, Gordon
Wood Isabella, Gordon
Wood Mrs. James, Gordon
Wood Janet, Gordon
SLATERS & GLAZIERS
Denholm James, Greenlaw
Gardner James, Greenlaw
Henderson James, Greenlaw
Lyall Alexander, Greenlaw
Lyall Alexander, jun. Greenlaw
Wilson Alexander, Greenlaw
Mauchline George, fishmonger, Gordon
Middlemas Thomas, cooper and tinsmith,
Gordon
Monscrip William, carter, Greenlaw
Purves Allan, collector of taxes, Greenlaw
Renton George, horsebreaker, Greenlaw
Renton James, horsebreaker, GreenUw
Richardson James, bailiff, Greenlaw
Shillinglaw Andrew, cattle dealer, Greenlaw
Scott William, road contractor, Greenlaw
Smith James, road contractor, Gordon
Stenhouse George, contractor, Greenlaw *
STONEMASONS.
Locltie Robert, Gordon
Smeaton Andrew, Greenlaw
Smith James, Greenlaw
Steele Henry, Greenlaw
Wilson Alexander, Greenlaw
TAILORS.
Brown George, Gordon
Cockburn Peter, Gordon
Gibson Robert, Greenlaw
Harrison Charles, Greenlaw
Harrison Thomas, Greenlaw
Lamb William, Greenlaw
INNKEEPERS AND VINTNERS. I
Blackie James (Crown), Greenlaw t
Gibson John, jun. (George), Gordon I
Learmouth Margaret (Castle, family and
posting), Greenlaw !
Leitch James (Railway), Gordon ;
Logan John (Cross Keys), Greenlaw
LINEN AND WOOLLEN DRAPERS.
Brown George, Gordon
Clark Elizabeth, Greenlaw
Cockbui n Peter, Gordon
Gibson Robert, Greenlaw
WRIGHTS.
See Carpenters and Cartwrights.
Public Bulldiii§rs, Offices, &.c.
PLACES OF WORSHIP
AND THEIR MINISTERS.
Established Church, Greenlaw — Rev. John
H. Walker [Stobbs
Established CHURCH,Gordon— Rev. William
Free Church, Greenlaw— Rev. John Fair-
bairn and Rev. Alexander Cameron
Free Church, Gordon — Rev. Alexander
Phimister
Presbyterian (United) Church, Greenlaw
— Rev. John Milne, m.a.
County Buildings— Alexander Lyall, keeper
G^ol, Greenlaw— William Smith, governor
Inland Revenue Office, Greenlaw ~ Allan
Purves, collector
Police Station, Gordon— John Blackie, officer
in charge
Police Station, Greenlaw— George Wood,
officer in charge
Sheriff's Court, Greenlaw— G. H. Pattison,
sheriff; George Dickson, sheriff's substi-
tute ; William T. Kellie, sheriff's clerk
Sheriff's Small Debt Court (held in the
County Court House), Greenlaw— J. B.
Kellie, clerk
Stamp Office, Greenlaw— Allan Purves, sub-
distributor [librarian
Town Library, Greenlaw— Robert Gibson,
MISCELLANEOUS.
Cockburn Peter, saddler, Greenlaw
Darhng George, land steward, East Gordon
Dodds William, stone cutter, Greenlaw
Jamieson John, carter, Greenlaw
Kynoch Patrick, surgeon, Greenlaw
Landles George, gamekeeper, Gordon
M*Giffen James, smallware dealer, Greenlaw
Martin Benjamin, wool spinner, Greenlaw
Mather James, carter, Greenlaw
CONVEYANCE BY RAILWAY.
Station^ at Greenlaw, about a quarter of a
mile from the town— James Rennie, station
master
Station, at Gordon, aboutja quarter of a milo
from the village — William Carruthers,
station master
CARRIERS.
To COLDSTREAM, John Richardson, from
his house, Greenlaw, Monday
To DUNSE, James Mather, from his house,
Greenlaw, Tuesday
] To EARLSTOUN, Thomas Jack, from his
I house, Gordon, Monday and Wednesday
j To EDINBURGH, John Richardson, from
his house, Greenlaw, Tuesday; John
I Frisken, from his house, Gordon, Monday,
! and William Cockburn, every Wednesday
! To KELSO, John Frisken, Friday; Ralph
Robertson, Tuesday and Friday, from their
j houses, Gordon; and James Mather, from
his house, Greenlaw, Friday
HUTTON AND PAXTON
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is frequently visited by parties of pleasure ; it admits two carriages
abreast, and has been of great service in facilitating the intro-
duction of coal and lime into Berwickshire. At Hutton the parish
church is situated. The late Rev. P. Redpath, the erudite
translator of Bcatbius, was mniister of this parish. Paxton House,
the ref^idence of Captain David Milne Home, conservative member
for Berwick, is noted for its picture gallery. A new school and
school house, built by the father and mother of Captain Home,
at Paxton, is an ornament fo the village. The parish of Hutton
in 1871 contained a population of 1,077, the village of Paxton at
the same period having 326.
RE two small, pleasant and rural villages in the parish of
Hutton and district of Merse, lying to the west of Berwick bounds,
from which the parish is divided by the river Whiteadder. Hut-
ton is situate about seven miles from Berwick, its post town, in
the northern part of the parish, and Paxton, five miles distant
from Berwick, its post town, is in the eastern quarter. The
parish contains 5,516 acres. The Tweed, which bounds Hutton
parish on the south, is crossed by an elegant suspension bridge,
called the Union bridge, from a point near Paxton to a place a
little below Horncliffe, a village in the county of Northumber-
land; it forms the only connection of the two sides of the river
between Coldstream and Berwick, from which last named town it
POST omCB, Hutton, Benjamin Whitlio, Post Master.— Letters from all part arrrive (from Berwick, by messenger) at
half-past ten morning (Sundays excepted), and arj despatched thereto at half-past twelve noon.
Post Office, Paxton, Jane Dickson, Post 3fwfrcss.— Letters from all parts arrive (from Berwick, by messenger) at half-past
nine morning (Sundays excepted), and are despatched thereto at twenty-five minutes past one afternoon.
The nearest Money Order O^ffice is at Berwicic, seven miles from Hutton and five miles from Paxton.
*,* Letters for Hutton and Paxton should be addressed "near Berwick-on-Tweed."
GENTRY & CLERGY.
Home Capt. David Milne, m.p. Paxton House
Kirke Rev. Robert, d.d. Hutton
Lundie William Compton, Esq. Spital
Macbraire James, Esq. Broad Meadows
Meldrum Miss Ann, Hatton
SCHOOLS.
Infant School, Paxton— Jane Young, mstra
Paxton School, Paxton- Alexander Gardi-
ner, F.E.i.s. master
Public School, Hutton— David Tait, master
BLACKSMITHS.
Allan WiUiam, Hutton
Reddin Henry, Paxton
BOOT & SHOE MAKERS.
Allan Robert, Paxton
Allan AVilliam, Huttnn
Armstrong James, Paxton
FARMERS.
Bird James B. Fishwick, Hutton
Cairns William, Ciaribed, Paxtoa
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Craig Richard St. Thomaa, West Fishwick,
Hutton
Davison George, Croserigg, Hutton
Hood William, Fishwick Mains, Hutton
Hogg James, Hutton Mill
I Hogg Peter, Spital Mains
I Hosick Daniel, Hutton Mains
, Landles Win. & George, North Mains, Paxton
1 Nesbit John, South Mains, Paxton
I Nesbit Robert, Hutton Hall Barns
Purves Robert, Clairvale
1 Scott Mrs. — , Sunwick, Hutton
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