(1) The entire Parish of St Nicholas, Aberdeen, contains 26,484 inhabitants; and, adjoining to this Parish, northward, is the Parish of Old Machar, (containing the old City of Aberdeen,) the population of which Parish being 18,312, produces a total of 44,796 persons resident in Aberdeen. (2) Banchory Parish is mostly in the Shire of Kincardine, and entered accordingly. (3) Drumoak Parish is partly in the Shire of Kincardine. The entire Parish contains 756 inhabitants. (4) The entire parish of NewMachar contains 1133 inhabitants. Straloch-Lands are rated in the Cess-books, and pay Land-tax in the County of Banff. The increase of population in this Parish is ascribed to the subdivision of land. (5) In the Parish of Old-Machar are contained the principal additions which have, of late years, been made to the City or Burgh of Aberdeen. It contains likewise several extensive cotton and other manufactories, some of which have been increased since 1811; and also to the City of Old Aberdeen, the population of which is 1483. The present enumeration contains twenty-two males and four females now in Jail; thirty-four males and eight females in the House of Correction; and thirty-seven males and forty-seven females in two Lunatic Asylums, all situate in this Parish. (6) The increase of population in the parish of Newhills arises from the extension of stone-quarries, and of paper and other manufactories connected with those of the City of Aberdeen. (7) Cabrach Parish is mostly in the Shire of Banff. The church is situate in Aberdeenshire. (8) One male in Clatt Parish upwards of 100 years of age. (9) The prosperity of agriculture, before the late depression, is mentioned as a cause of the increased population of the Parish of Lochell-Cushnie. (10) The population of the Parish of Tough has been increased by the settlement of families on Crofts, or Pendicles of Farms.

(1) Land, heretofore uncultivated, has been improved, in the Parish of Kemnay, which has caused an increase of population. The same remark applies to Old Meldrum. (2) The entire Parish of Kintore contains 1057 inhabitants. One female in this Parish upwards of 100 years of age. (3) One female in Oyne Parish upwards of 100 years of age. A quarry has been opened in this Parish. (4) One male in Aboyne Parish upwards of 100 years of age. (5) Cairney Parish is partly in the Shire of Banff. The entire Parish contains 1854 inhabitants. (6) Gartley Parish is partly in the Shire of Banff. The entire Parish contains 979 inhabitants. (7) Glass Parish extends into the Shire of Banff, but the whole population is here entered. (8) One male in King-Edward Parish upwards of 100 years of age. The subdivision of farms is mentioned as a cause of the increase of population in this Parish; also in Auchterless and Fyvie Parishes. (9) The entire Parish of Turreff contains 2406 inhabitants. The increase is partly attributable to the peace, several persons who were in the Army and Navy being settled at Turreff.