[From Quiggin's Guide, 1848]

DIRECTORY FOR DOUGLAS. [1848]

ARCHITECT

Robinson J, Victoria terrace

ARTISTS

Bean R L,(daguerreotype) Strand St
Kozeneski Louis, (portrait and floral,) 7 Victoria terrace

ADVOCATES

Bluett J C, 35 Atholl st
Callow T C, 20 Duke St
Craigie L, 12 Prospect hill
Dumbell G W, 8 St George st
Fleetwood E C, 2 British Chambers
Haining T, 19 Atholl St
Harris S, Jun. New Bond st
Harrison R, 61 Duke St
Howard T, 8 St. George St
Ogden C R, Kirby
Quirk James, Barnabas square
Quirk James, Jun. Atholl St
Spittall James Barnabas Square
Watts H B, Barnabas square
Wilson Senhouse, 4 Duke St

AUCTIONEERS

Armstrong John, 19 Atholl st
Casey —, Fort St
Duggan John, 1 British chambers
Hughes W, 51 Duke st
Johnson S, 34 Duke st
Jones R, 3 Callow place
Marshall R, 4 Woodhouse terrace

BAKERS

Bridson M, 14 Strand St
Bridson R, 3 Great Nelson st
Bridson T, James St
Cain E, 73 Strand St
Cain John, 2 Lord St
Cain M, 4 New Bond St
Cannell W, 21 Bigwell st
Christian W, 47 Strand St
Christian W, 2 Chapel row
Clague Thos., 12 Great Nelson st
Coole ‘Thomas, 15 Barrack st
Corkhill E, 56 Duke St
Cottle E, 29 Strand St
Craine J, Church St
Harris J, 7 Duke lane
Kennish Robert, 10 King St
Mc Greavy James, 43 Strand St
Moore 5, 15 Lord st
Moore W, 4 King st
Muir R, King St
Mylchreest T, King St
Lawson E, 22 King st

BANKERS

Holmes Henry and Sons, South quay.—Draw on Master man & Co.
Isle of Man Commercial Banking Co., 13 Prospect hill.—Draw on Prescott, Grote, & Co. W Dickie, manager
Savings’ Bank, 13 Great George st.—Open every Saturday afternoon from 1 to 2, and in the evening from 7 to 8. — James Haining, secretary

BATHING MACHINE KEEPERS

Craine J, Strand st
Heron G, Castle Mona Hotel
Hill W, Crescent Hotel, Crescent

BATHS, HOT & COLD

Mc Ghie J, Bath place
Wallace H, Castle road
Heron G, Castle Mona Hotel

BERLIN WOOL & FANCY REPOSITORIES

Lewthwaite E, 29 Fort st
Moore M A, 3 Atholl St
Robertson, E, 27 Duke st
Falkner W, Atholl st

BILLIARD ROOMS

Heron G, Castle Mona Hotel
Subscription Rooms, Fort St
Steward —, York Hotel

BLACKSMITHS

Bridson C. Strand St
Collister D, Castle st
Costain H, Castle St
Cottier W, Livery Stables, Pier
Gale P, North John St
Gelling E, Market place
Lewthwaite .7, North quay
Lewin —, Bridge
Quayle T. Barrack st
Stephen J, 7 Church st
Ward F, Duke st
Wilson J, 20 Fort St
Wright D, Fort St

BOARDING HOUSE

(See also Lodging Houses)

Coole James, 12 Great George st
Hughes W, 51 Duke st
Maxwell J, 42 Fort St
Miller H, 14 Parade st

BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS

Marked * have Circulating Libraries
Ashcroft J G, Wellington market
Backwell M P, 3 Strand st—also agent for the Publications of the Society for the promotion of Christian Knowledge
Cain John, 8 Gt George st
Johnson S, 34 Duke St
Kelly John, 13 King st
*O’Brien James, 40 Duke St
*Mylrea John, 21 Duke st
*Quiggin M A, North Quay
Robertson E, 27 Duke st—agent for the Religious Tract Society
Taylor R, 15 Duke St

BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS

Braid Jos, 18 Duke st
Bridson W, 10 Church st
Cain R, 50 Duke st
Cain Thos, 11 Church st
Clucas R, 18 New Bond St
Collister E, 36 Fort st
tom~sh W, 8 Strand st
Conroy D, 3 Cattle Market st
Corkhill and Curphey, 54 Duke st
Corlett John, 44 Atholl st
Craine C, 12 Thomas St
Clague T, 6 Fancy St
Fargher C, 8 Church st
Gick W, 44 Duke st
Kelly John, 10 Duke St
Kelly R. 3 Lord st
Kelly W, 2 Back Strand St
Kewley John, 9 Factory lane
Kewley Thus, 9 King st
King R, 3 Duke st
King W, 23 Great Nelson st
Lawson & Carran, 24 Church St
M’Gowan 5, 51 Strand st
McKneale W, 23 King st
Quay James, 14 Drumgold st
Hales Jas, 11 Thomas st
Quiggin John, 28 Church St
Quirie E, 78 Strand St
Tate Thos, 45 Duke St
Ward John, 53 Duke st
Woods R, 14 Fancy st

BREWERS

Dutton S C, Castle hill
Garrett ‘l~ & J, Cattle Market st
Hogg J, 1 North quay
Kelly W, Hanover St
Killey P 18 Castle st
Ratcliffe J, Cattle Market st

BUILDERS

Cain R, North quay
Innes W, Castle road
Moore J & Co., Bridge
Quiggin W & Co., Bridge
Robinson J & H, Finch road
Cowin D. Prospect hill

BUTCHERS

Cain T, 9 Strand St
Davis H, 3 Duke st
Hampton W, 10 Fancy St
Redfern T, James St
Roberts H, (pork) 13 Duke st
Sayle W, Duke lane
Spencer Ann, 5, Strand st

CABINET MAKERS

Bell J, Castle road
Bell W, Post Office place
Callow & Ratcliffe, 11 Prospect hill
Cleator C, 35 North quay
Green J, 4 Great George St
Kelly T, Odd-Fellows’ Hall
Maxwell J, New road

CARVERS & GILDERS

Bregazzi S, 46 Duke st
Cashen P, 7 South quay

CHINA & GLASS DEALERS

Broughton S, 11 Duke St
Cuttriss R, North quay
Ormrod Mary, 33 Duke St

CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS

Corrin R H, 24 Duke st
Gell W, 54 North quay
Hemsworth W, 18 Atholl St
Higgins R, 43 Duke st
Kelly R G, 1 Duke St
Lamplugh .1, 49 North quay
Manson Misses, 20 Duke st
Quine James, Strand st
Smith W, 12 Great Nelson st

COACH MAKERS

Cottier Walter, Parade
Braid T, Parade
Perry J, 6 Fort st
Wilson A, 26 Fort st

COAL FACTORS

Hogg J, I North quay
Clague N, 2 Strand st
Shimmin W, 2 Fancy st
Torrance G & Co., North quay

CONFECTIONERS

Callow A, 63 Duke st
Christian W, 47 Strand st
Corkhill E, 56 Duke St
Craine J, 9 Church St
Craine A M, Crescent
Curphey E, 1 Fancy st
Jordan F, 42 Duke St
Kneale M A, 7 Great George st
Oats Jane, 38 Duke St
Shipley John, 16 Duke st

CORN MERCHANTS

Dalrymple & Co., Queen St
Whiteside H, North quay

CUTLER & GUNSMITH

Armroyd G, 46 North quay

DENTISTS

Curphey W, 41 Duke St
Karran J, 19 Edward terrace

DRAPERS

Christian T & Co., Market place
Cubbon H T & R, 47 Duke St
Falkner W, Atholl St
Halliburton J, 48 Duke st
Harris 5, 53 North quay
Hodgson J, 7 Duke st
Stephen J, 6 Duke St
Wilson T & Co., 26 Duke St
Wood M. 4 Duke st

DRESS MAKERS

Colquhoun Ann, 18 North quay
Cowley M, 4 Church st
Inch M, 19 Church st
Shimmin M, Fancy st
Spence A, 9 Great George st
Stephen M, 21 Edward terrace
Tattersall S, 9 Atholl st
Taylor H, 11 Atholl st
Quiggin M A, James St

DYERS

Backwell F, 3 Strand St
Corlett P, 5 Factory lane
Grandin S J, 16 Church St
Wright G, 6 Great Nelson St

EARTHENWARE DEALERS

Broughton S, 11 Duke st
Cannell D, 13 Strand St
Griffiths W, Wellington market

EATING HOUSE KEEPERS

Bird J, 24 Lord st
Hughes W, 51 Duke St

ENGRAVERS

Backwell M P, 3 Strand St
Dean G A, Wellington market
Drayton W, 19 North quay

FRUITERERS & GREEN GROCERS

Conley F, 17 Duke St
Moore P, 5 James St

FURNITURE BROKERS

Casey & Co., s6 Fort St
Kelly T, Odd-Fellows’ Hall

GARDENERS & SEEDSMEN

Lyle T, James st., and Stanley gardens
Spittall A, 1 New Bond St., and Onchan nursery
Williams 0, King st

GROCERS AND WINE AND SPIRIT DEALERS.

Marked * are also Provision Dealers.

*Caley C, 1 Lord st
*Christian R, 2 King st
*Callister W, 10 Lord st
*Clague N, 2 Strand st
*Clague T, 12 Great Nelson st
Clarke J, 64 North quay
Clarke A, 17 King st
*Clucas J, 56 Strand st
*Coole J, 12 Great George st
*Cowen R, 2, Hanover st
*Craine J, 72 Strand st
Crebbin L and G, 35 Duke st
*Drury T, S Great Nelson st
Duff R, Market place
Duff W and Co, 5 Duke St
*Fell John, 1 Castle st
Garrett T and Son, 29 Duke st
Gelling E, 30 Duke st
*Jones & Co, 58 North quay
Kelly R, 14 Duke st
Kissack J, S Duke st
Laurence H, 9 Duke st
Lewin J, 59 Duke st
*Moore N 5, 21 King st
Quiggin R, 13 Great Nelson st
*Roney R and Son, 20 Duke st
Roskell J, 48 North Quay
Roskell R, Market place
Shimmin R, 14 Great Nelson st
*Squire D, Victoria road
Torrance G & Co, North quay

HAIR DRESSERS

Brew R, 57 North quay
Cubbon R, 3 James st
Fielding J, 39 North quay
Kewley C, 8 Factory lane
May F, 52 Duke st
Sloan W, 59 Strand st

HATTERS

Ashley R, 22 Duke st
Callow T, 29 Lord st
Cannell R, 25 King St
Dockray & Saunders, Duke st

HERRING CURERS

Holmes H & Sons, South quay

HOTELS & INNS

Adelphi Hotel, 21 Church st., W Stead
Albion Hotel, 11 Parade st. .J Richmond
British Hotel, Market place, J Nelson
Castle Mona Hotel, G Heron
Crescent Hotel, W Hill
Cumberland Inn, Heywood place, I Hodgson
Fleetwood Hotel, North quay, R Cuttriss
Fort Ann Hotel, W Halliday
Ramsey Inn, New Bond st., W Buchanan
Redfern’s Hotel, James st,, T Redfern
Saddle Inn, Queen st, P Cain
Victoria Hotel, North quay, T Statham
York Hotel, Parade st, W Stewart

IRON & BRASS FOUNDERS

Gelling E, Market place
Mc Ghie John, (brass) Bath place
Ward F, 39 Duke st

IRONMONGERS

Gelling E, Market place
Ormerod M, 33 Duke St
Sherwood R, S Fort st
Ward F, 39 Duke st

LIVERY STABLES

Cain P, 22 Queen st., and corner of Parade st
Castle Mona Repository, Castle stables, and Fort st
Hoult T, Prospect hill
Jones .7, Crescent and Castle lawn
Redfern T, James st
Spencer R, Parade
Shipley J, 16 Duke st

LODGING HOUSES

Andrews J, 12 Stanley terrace
Bayley R, I Victoria terrace
Bewley E, 9 Mount Pleasant
Boyne W, 17 North quay
Broadfoot E, 11 Fort st
Brown J, 15 Fort st
Cain J, S Great George St
Cain M, 11 North quay
Clarke J, 64 North quay
Caley E, 6 Castle lawn
Campbell S, Castletown road
Cannell R, 7 Great Nelson St
Cannon J, 7 Esplanade
Cashen P, 7 South quay
Christian W, 13 Fort st
Corkill W, 14 Thomas st
Corlett W. Bath place
Corran M A, 6 Atholl St
Corteen R, 7 Atholl terrace
Craine J and M, 28 Castle st
Crelly H, 32 Atholl st
Cretney John, 56 North quay
Cubbin J, 30 Atholl st
Cubbon J, 3 Mount pleasant
Cubbon M, 16 Finch road
Cubbon I, 16 Mona terrace
Curphey I, 8 Atholl st
Curphey I, 6 Thomas st
Davidson 1, 17 Great Nelson St
Curphey I, 10 Mona terrace
Dickenson M, 15 Atholl st
Drayton W, 19 North quay
Edgar E, 5 Prospect hill
Evans R, 4 Victoria place
Fargher R, 27 Atholl st
Gawne A, James st
Gell R, 9 New Bond st
Goldsmith J, 68 Atholl St
Grant L, 1 Broadway terrace
Griffiths E, 2 Castle terrace
Hanby 5, 1 Stanley terrace
Hannay A, 3 Castle lawn
Harrison H, 7 Hanover st
Hart M, 22 South quay
Haworth R, 4 Thomas st
Johnson J, 5 Great George st
Joughin E, 1 Mona terrace
Kermode J, 15 North quay
Kermode J, Castle lawn
Kerruish Mrs, Fort st
Kneale D, Great George st
Kneale H, 7 Great George st
Kneen R, 6 Victoria terrace
Lewin E, 1 Peel road
M’Fie W, 13 North quay
Marshall C, 1 Atholl terrace
Marshall J, Woodhouse terrace
Meldau S, 6 Prospect hill
Miller M, 14 Parade st
Muncaster W, 22 North quay
Nowlin D, 2 Stanley terrace
Ormaby H, 2 Mount pleasant
Pearson M, 16 South quay
Pearson C, 5, St. George st
Penrice J, 2 North quay
Quinney, J South quay
Russell A, 20 South quay
Seward E, 7 Factory lane
Shirrefs W, 38 Atholl st
Sloane M, 15 Finch road
Sagar A, 3 Broadway terrace
Taggart I, 60 Duke st
Taylor J, 11 Stanley Terrace
Teare M, 8, Mount pleasant
Teare E, 4 Prospect hill
Trumbell, W, 1 South quay
Wallace H, Castle road
Whitfield A, 6 Esplanade
Wright —, 20 North quay
Young M , 13 Stanley terrace

MERCHANTS

Gillon J, (wine, spirit, and cigar North quay
Moore J & Co., (timber) Bridge
Quiggin W & Co., (timber) Bridge
Spittall A, (wine and spirit) New Bond St., and (timber) Bridge

MILLERS

Cowin J & Co., Ballaughton mills
Cowley R, Kewaigue
Dalrymple W, Union mills
Lewin R, Corran’s mills
Whiteside H, Pulrose and Nunnery mills

MILLINERS AND STRAW BONNET MAKERS

Marked * sell toys

Backwell F, Jun., 3 Strand st
Bonnyman & Allen, 1 Mount pleasant
Clucas M A, 2 Castle st
Cubbin J, 30 Atholl St
Kinley E, 3 Heywood place
*Lewthwaite E, 29 Fort St
*Lockhart J, 14 Great Nelson st
Meldau M, 6 Prospect Hill
Quiggin M A, 52 North quay
*Robertson E, 27 Duke st
Taylor H, 11 Atholl st

NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS

c—Conservative. L — Liberal. N—Neutral.
Church of England Journal—c— (Wednesday) G J Cudd, 8, Thomas st
Isle of Man Times—L — (Saturday) Shirrefs & Russell, 2 Lord St
Manx Liberal — L — (Saturday) Penrice & Wallace, Parade st
Manx Sun—c—(Saturday) P Curphey, 6 North quay
Mona’s Herald—L—(Wednesday) R Fargher, Post Office lane
Odd-Fellows’ Chronicle—N—15th of every month) Shirrefs and Russell, 2 Lord st
People’s Press —N.—(lst of every month) Shirrefs & Russell, 2 Lord st
Temperance Guardian—N—(15th of every month) W Robinson & Co., 66 Atholl st

NOTARIES PUBLIC

Bluett J C, 35 Atholl st
Fleetwood E C 2 British chambers
Kelly R, 12 Parade st
Moore J, 14 Atholl st
Quirk James, Barnabas square
Watts H B, Barnabas square

PAINTERS

Caren John, 43 North quay
Clague R Bridge
Drayton W, 19 North quay
HudsonW, 18 Fort st
Nicholson J, Well road
Quilleash & Kay, 23 North quay
Scott C, Castle st
Sutherland.7 & A, 7 Mount pleasant

PRINTERS

See also Newspaper Proprietors.

Johnson R H, 14 Great Nelson st
Quiggin M A, 52 North quay

PROFESSORS

Davies J, (music) St George st
Hubert L, (French) Atholl St
Kennedy Misses (music) 28 Atholl st
Miller J, (music) Strathallan crescent

ROPERS

Aiken J & Co., 2 Bath place
Craisghan M, 25 Duke st
Moore J & Co., Bridge
Quiggin W & Co., Bridge

SCHOOLS, &c.

Cannell C T, 3 Bath place
Catholic school, Prospect hill—J Kelly, master; A Levey, mistress
Costain Miss, Atholl court
Cubbon, Society lane
De Ruvignes H, (boarding) 9 Mona terrace
Dutton Miss F R, (boarding) Marina
Dutton Miss J, 9 Esplanade
Forrester W, A.M. (boarding and day) 23 Atholl st
Infants’ school, Barrack st—A J Dowling, mistress
Moffatt 5, Fort st
National school, Atholl st—-J Cretney, master; Jessie Mc. Culloch, mistress
Oman Mrs, (boarding and day) Woodbourne terrace
Parry Misses, (boarding and day) Crescent
Pearson C, 5 St. George st
St. Barnabas school, North John st—H Dubois, master ; E Quark, mistress; A Coole, mistress of Infants’ school
Steele A, (boarding and day) Crescent academy
Stowell Misses, (boarding & day) 9 Prospect hill
Sutherland P. Odd-Fellows’ hall
Thompson Misses, (day & boarding) 3 Finch road
Wesleyan schools—Girls, Thomas st, MA Hudson, mistress Infants, A Watkins, mistress— Boys, Well road, .J Morrison, master
Squires Mrs, George's walk

SADDLERS, &c.

Corran W, 10 New Bond st
Cubbon J, Market place
Curphey J, Strand st
Molyneux S, 28 North quay

SAIL MAKERS

Kermode John, 15 North quay
Moore P, 5 James st

SHIP BUILDERS

Aiken J & Co., 2 Bath place
Moore J & Co., Bridge
Quiggin W & Co., Bridge

SURGEONS, &c.

Cookson G, Mona Cottage
Cruikshank R L, 1 Broadway terrace
Donaldson R, 21 North quay
Elliott P, 23 Atholl st
Fleming M, 1 Finch road
Harrison J B, 50 Atholl st
Hutchinson F, Victoria road
Montfurd W H, 26 Atholl st
Nelson T, 2 St. George st
Nightingale B, Crescent
Okell W, Castle hill
Oswald H B, 2 Finch road
Quine W F, 9 Factory lane
Sale T, 3 Prospect hill
Scarf H M, 52 Atholl st
Spencer J H F, Prospect hill

TAILORS

Marked * are also Drapers.

Cain D, 20 Lord St
Cain J, 34 Lord st
Cain 14, 22 Lord st
*Callister H, 7 New Bond st
Christian W, 5 Great Nelson st
Clucas J, 57 Duke st
Cowley B, 4 New Bond st
Cowley J, 2 Great George st
Curphey J, 6 Thomas St
Douglas & Cannell, 7 Lord st
Gell R, 19 Strand st
*Hales 2, 56 Duke St
*Kerruish H, 37 Duke St
*Kneale H, 7 Great George st
*Kneale J, 58 Duke St
*Morrison G, 46 Duke St
Taggart W, 3 Muckle’s gate

TALLOW CHANDLERS

Naming J, Prospect hill
Hamlyn R, 12 Fort st
Kelly W, Hanover st

TANNERS

Caine T, Well road
Craine C, 12 Thomas St
Cell K, Cattle Market st
Kennaugh Anne, 22 Strand st
Killey P, 18 C astle st

TAVERNS

Andrews J, Castle Mona Tap
Bell W, 43 North quay
Bridson J, 63 Strand st
Callow W, Atholl st
Christian J, North quay
Cowin, W, 37 North quay
Crangle P Crescent
Fell W, 2 Parade St
Gardner T, 55 Duke st
Heywood H, Crescent
Johnson J H, 2. Duke lane
Kennish H, North quay
Kennish M, Quarterbridge
Lamb J, 3 Chapel row
Lewis W, Duke lane
Noy J, 41 North quay
Palmer C, 62 North quay
Quirk H, James st
Sayle W, Duke lane
Stockdale W, 63 North quay
Topliss W, 61 North quay
Wallace A, 55 Strand St
Whittenbury H, 42 North quay

TIN SMITHS

Mills A, 40 Barrack st
Morrison C, 57 Strand St
Seddons J, 40 North quay

TOY DEALER, &c.

See also Milliners.

Green H, 23 Duke St

WATCHMAKERS, &c,

Clucas W, 46 North quay
Cox C, Duke st
Curphey W, 41 Duke St
Goldsmith T, 19 King st
Lemon A & M, 12 Duke st
Muncaster, 13 Factory lane

PLACES OF WORSHIP.

OF THE ESTABLISHMENT.

Braddan (parish), Rev. W. Drury;
St. Barnabas, Rev. Dr. Carpenter, and Rev. J. Due;
St. George’s, Rev. — Forbes;
St. Matthew’s, Rev. J. Cannell.

NOT OF THE ESTABLISHMENT.

Catholic, Atholl street, Rev. P. Magrath, and Rev. J. Dee.
Independent, Atholl street, Rev. J. Harrison; and Crescent, Rev. W. Stallybrass.
Primitive Methodist, Factory lane, Revs. H. Lee and J. Aspinal.
Wesleyan Methodist, Thomas street and Well road, Revs. J. Rosser, and G. Allen.
Scotch Kirk, Finch road, Rev. J. McClelland.

PRICES OF CONVEYANCES

To RAMSEY.—-Carriage and Pair 2ls.; Car, 15s.; Gig, 12s.
To PEEL or CASTLETOWN.—Carriage and Pair, 15s.; Car, 12s.; Gig, 10s.
Per Horse.—Gig, 2s.; Car, 2s. 6d.

For list of Livery Stables see page 154.

STEAM PACKETS.

Dublin.—The Ben-my-Chree, every Tuesday at half-past nine am., returning from Dublin the following day; during the summer months only.

Fleetwood.—The Fenella, and Orien ply daily in summer, Sundays excepted, leaving Douglas at half-past eight, a m., and Fleetwood at noon: in winter, twice a week.

Liverpool.—The Tynwald, and King Orry, (carrying the mail) ply daily in summer, Sunday excepted, leaving Douglas at nine, am., and Liverpool at eleven a.m.: in winter, twice weekly. The Mona’s Isle, with passengers and cargo, also leaves for Liverpool every Tuesday, and Saturday, and leaves for Douglas every Monday and Friday as tide suits.

WHITEHAVEN.—The Ben-my-Chree leaves Douglas every Monday morning, returning the same evening, during the summer months only.

RAMSEY, GLASGOW, AND LIVERPOOL. —One of the Glasgow Packets call at Ramsey once a week in summer. W. Watkins, agent. The Mona’s Isle leaves Liverpool for Ramsey every Thursday, returning to Liverpool the folowing day at tide time.

STAGE COACHES.

FROM THE COACH OFFICE, MARKET PLACE.

At ten am., daily during the summer months, a coach leaves for Ramsey by way of St. John’s, Kirk Michael, Ballaugh, and Sulby; returning from Ramsey at four p.m.—Fare, there and back, 1s.

At the same time coaches start for Castletown, and Peel; returning at four p.m.—Fare, there and back, 3s.

On the arrival of the mail packet, coaches leave for Castletown, Peel, and Ramsey, by way of Laxey, and start from these several towns at ten am. following day — Fares, as above.

During the winter months coaches leave Douglas and Ramsey daily, at eleven a.m.

MEASUREMENT OF THE ISLE OF MAN.

Contents of the Isle of Man in square miles 209
Number of acres in Do. considered as a plain, 640 to a mile . 133,760
To which add one-twentieth for hills and dales, gives .... 6,688
Total number of Acres in Man 140,448

CONTENTS OF MOUNTAINS: Acres.

East of the road from Douglas to Peel 16,449
West of Do Do Do 4,686
Total 21,131

EDUCATION.

KING WILLIAM’S COLLEGE.

Principal—The Rev ROBERT DIXON, M A, Cambridge
Vice Principal—The Rev J G CUMMING, M A, ~ u s, Cambridge
Third Master—Rev GILMOUR HARVEY
English and Modern Literetnre—Mr H C DAVISON
French and German Languages—Mons F U GRISEL
Drawing—Mr A D LEMON
Aided by several Classical and Mathematical Assistants
The prescribed Course of Education embraces the Greek and Latin Classics, Hebrew, the Mathematics, including Mensuration, Fortification, and Navigation, Arithmetic, and Merchants’ Accounts, Writing, History, Geography, English Grammar and Composition; and the Doctrines and Duties of Christianity, as taught by the United Church of England and Ireland
Pupils are expressly prepared for Entrance st Oxford, Cambridge, and Trinity College, Dublin
Pupils who are intended for the Army, Navy, or Mercantile pursuits, are permitted st or after the age of thirteen, to relinquish the study of Greek and Latin, and to devote their attention to such branches of Modern and Useful Literature as may be deemed desirable by their friends
Lectures on Natural Philosophy are periodically delivered, illustrated with the necessary Apparatus. These Lectures are entirely gratuitous, and open to the Public, and the students are subsequently examined on the subjects of them

COLLEGE FEES

Fur Pupils between 7 and 10 Years of age £1 0 0 per quarter
Ditto 10 and 11 Ditto 1 10 0 ,,
Ditto 12 and 15 Ditto 2 0 0
Ditto above 15 Ditto 2 10 0

There is an additional paymeut of 2s 6d per quarter to the College Chest, for the support of the Library, the purchase of Philosophical Apparatus, and the general benefit of the Pupils

These fees are to be paid to the Principal, quarterly, in advance; the first quarter st the time of the Pupils admission; the second st the next quarter day, and so on. The quarter days are, Jannary 1, March 15, August 1, October 15. Without the punctual payment of these quarterages, no Pupil will be received; nor if he be removed during any quarter, will any portion of that quarterage be returned
Boarders are received by the Principal and the Vice-Principal into the College at 25 Guineas per annum for boys, who are natives of the Island, and 30 Guineas for boys who are not; also by the Third Master, at similar rates; and a few Boarding-houses, kept by highly respectable persons, are sanctioned by the Principal. These Terms are exclusive in every case of the College Fees. The Board to be paid half-yearly. Each Pupil has a single bed.
Pupils must have completed their seventh year, at the least, and be able to read and write
A quarter’s notice of removal is required, or the quarter to be paid
VACATIONs—The months of June and July; a week at Christmas, and a week at Easter.
EXTRAS—French 15s per quarter; German, ditto; Drawing, ditto; Washing, Books, and Stationary, on moderate terms

CRESCENT ACADEMY,

SITUATE ON THE MARGIN OF DOUGLAS BAY.

Conducted by Mr STEELE, with the assistance of well qualified and talented Tutors and Masters

The Course of Education embraces the following subjects:— viz, the English, Latin, Greek, French, Italian, German, and Spanish Languages; Composition; History and Chronology; Ancient and Modern Geography, with the use of the Globes Astronomy; Arithmetic, including Mental Caicuation ; Mathetnatics (Theoretical and Practical); Algebra; Elementary Science; Chemistry ; Religious Instruction ; Lessons on Objects; Writing and Book.keeping. The Systems adopted are those pursued in the most respectable Academies in Scotland

TERMS:—

For Boarders under eight Years of age, including Board and the Branches of Education enumerated above, with the exception of the Modern Continental Languages-21 Guineas per Annum
For Boarders between eight and fouteen ditto ditto. - 30 Guineas per Annum
For Boarders above fourteen Years, do.. 35 Ditto ditto
For Day Pupils 2 Ditto per Quarter
French, Italian, German, and Spanish, } 1 Ditto d:tto
Drawing .1½ Ditto ditto
Dancing 1 Ditto; ditto
Washing 10 Shillings ditto

References of the highest respectability can be given

The Midsummer Vacation continues Two Months, from the end of May to the begining of August. the quarter days are, 15th October, 31st December,15th March, and 2lst May ; the first quarter commencing on the 1st August. A quarter paid in advance.

A Quarter's Notice is required before the removal of a Pupil

ACADEMY, MONA TERRACE, DOUGLA5.

Under the direction of Mr DE RUVIGNES, aided by Assistants of known capability and experience

The Course of Education comprises the Greek and Latin Classics, Hebrew, French, German, Spanish, and Italian; Mathematics in all their branches, including those requisite by the Army, Navy, and Civil Engineering, and the various departments of Polite and Commercial Education

TERMS :—
Boarders 40 Guineas per Annum
— under 10 years of age 30
Day Pupils 2 per Quarter
——under 10 years of age 1
EXTRAS :—
French, German, Spanhh, and Italian 1 Guinea per Quarter
Drawing and Perspective 1
Dancing 1
Music Beginners 1
more advanced Pnpils 1½
Washing, 12s 6d per Quarter
Occasionally there will be delivered Lectures on Astronomy, Natural and Experimental Philosophy, Chemistry, and other branches of Practical Science
QUARTER DAYS—10th March, 1st June, 14th October, 25th December; First Quarter, 1st August -
A Quarter’s Notice required before the removal of a Pupil

ATHOLL ACADEMY, SHAW’S BROW, DOUGLAS.

Principal— WALTER FORRESTER, A.M., assisted by experienced Masters
At this Academy Young Gentlemen are prepared either for the Universities, for Woolwich and the other Military Schools, or for Mercantile Pursuits

TERMS

Thirty-five Guineas include the charge for Board and Washing, with instruction in English, Greek, and Latin; Antiquities, Mythology, History, Chronology, and Geography, with the use of Globes, Writing, and Book-keeping; the various branches of Pure and Practical Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, &c.; for Stationery, the use of School Books, of Chemical, Mathematical, Astronomical, and other Philosophical Apparatias; also a seat in either the English or Scotch Church
For Pupils above 15 years, Forty Guineas
For Pupils learning French, Drawing, or any other Branch not mentioned above, an additional charge is made
For Day Pupils, Eight Guineas per annum, exclusive of Books, &c, A Quarter to be paid in advance. A Quarter’s Notice is required before the removal of a Pupil
Vacation from 15th June to 1st August. Quarter Days—15th October, 1st January, 15th March, and 15th June; the first Quarter commencing on the 1st August

SOUTHAMPTON ACADEMY, KIRK BRADDAN.

Under the Direction of Mr. ALSTON

The Course of Education embraces English Reading, Grammar, Composition, and History; Writing, Arithmetic, and Book-keeping; Ancient and Modern Geography, with the Use of the Globes, Mathematics, and Elementary Science; the Greek and Latin Classics, Hebrew, German, and Religious Instruction.
Practical Agriculture, if required, under the superintendence of Mr ALSTON, Sen., an experienced Scotch Agriculturast, while Agricultural Chemistry, and the other Branches of Education would at the same time be strictly sttended to

TERMS

For Boarders under ten years of age, iincluding Education, Board, & Washing 25 Guineas per annum
For Boarders betwen ten & fourteen do. 30 "
For Boarders above fourteen do... 35

For Weekly Boarders 20 Guineas and upwards per Annum, according to age

The Quarter Days are, 21st October, 9th January, 27th March, and 19th June. The First Quarter after the Midsummer Vacation of Six Weeks, commences on the 3rd August -A Quarter’s Notice is required before the removal of a Pupil.

TERMS OF THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS.

HERON’S CASTLE MONA HOTEL.

Board at the Table d’Hote, per week ...... £1 15 0
Ditto Ditto per day 0 6 0
Ditto in Private Apartment, per week 2 2 0
Ditto Ditto per day 0 7 0
Bed Chambers, each, per week £0 7 0 to 0 18 0
Dressing Rooms, per week 0 10 6
Sitting Rooms, per week £1 5 0 to 2 2 0
Children under ten years, Half-price
Servant’s Board and Lodging £1 1 0 to 1 8 0

The above Charges reduced ONE HALF from 15th October to lst April, to any Party remaining the Winter Season
Attendance, per day, 1s 0d; per week, 7s

HALLIDAY’S FORT ANNE HOTEL

Board at the Table d'Hote, per week £1 10 0
Board in Private Apartment, per week 2 0 0
Bed Rooms, per week £0 7 0 to 0 14 0
Sitting Rooms, per week 1 1 0 to 1 10 0
Children under ten years, half-price.
Attendance, per week 0 7 0
Servant’s Board and Lodging, per week 1 1 0

The above Charges considerably reduced to parties or individuals remaining the Winter Season.

HILL'S CRESCENT HOTEL.

Board at the Table d’Hote, per week £1 8 0
Board in Private, per week 1 15 0
Bedrooms, per week £0 7 0 to 0 10 6
Sitting Rooms, per day 0 2 0 to 0 4 6
Attendance, per day 0 5 0

Persons or Families remaining during the Winter Season, are charged ONE-HALF’ the above terms.

PRICES OF WINES, SPIRITS, &c.

s.d. s.d. s.d. s.d.

Wine, Port per dox..18 0 to 24 0 Gin, per gallon .... 7 0 to 8 0

...............Sherry do... 15 0—24 0 Brandy do 11 0-14 0

—Malagado...12 0— 00 Refined Sugar,p.lb. 07- 08

— Madeirado...28 0—40 0 Muscovado do. do. 0 3- 0 5

—Claret do...48 0— 00 Tea,Black, do.26— 46

.—Champagne..54 0—58 0 — Green, do. 4 0- 6 0

Rum,per gallon.... 6 0— 8 0 Coffee, do. a 0- 1 6

MANX LEGISLATURE.

His Excellency the Honoorable Charles Hope, Lieut.—Governor

Secretary to His Excellency George Quirk, Esq

Visiting Magistrate for Gaol of Castle Rushen.. . John Kelly, Esq
Regulator of Weights & Measures. . F. L. Gelling, Esq., Castletown
Assistant Clerk of the Rolls for the Record Office.. J. Quirk, Esq Douglas
Agent for Woods and Forests F. C. Skrimshire, Esq, Douglas
Surgeon to the Household. .T. Underwood, Esq., M.D., Castletown
Government Chaplain Rev. G. S. Parsons, Castletown
Episcopal Registrar .. .. Rev. Joseph Brown, A. M., Kirk Michael
Deputy Episcopal Registrar R. L. Brown, Kirk Michael
Archdeacon’s Official Rev D Nelson
Archdeacon’s Registrar
Tithe Agent S. Harris, Jun., Esq., Douglas
Deemster Christian’s Clerk F. B. Clucas, Esq., Ramsey
Deemster Heywood’s Clerk E. C. Fleetwood, Esq., Douglas

COMMITTEE OF THE LEGISLATURE FOR REGULATING ALL MATTERS RELATIVE TO HIGHWAYS, BRIDGES, ETC.

W. W. Christian, Thomas Moore, John Bridson, J.. F. Crellin, E. Gell, Esquires

Surveyor.General R. Anderson, Douglas

CHIEF CONSTABLES.

William Walter Bellion. Inspector of Police
John Chesterman . . . Castletown
David Horrocks Douglas
James Coole Peel
John Reid Ramsey