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Newspaper Offices. 64
Newspaper Offices, and Days of Publication.
ARGUS, Monday and Thursday Evening, 25, Queen Street.
CHRONICLE, Tuesday and Friday Evening, 28, Nelson Street.
CONSTITUTIONAL, 21, Argyll Street, Wednesday and Saturday
Morning.
COURIER, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Morning, Buchanan
Court, Argyll Street.
EDINBURGH, LEITH and GLASGOW ADVERTISER,
Saturday Morning, 1 12, Queen Street.
GLASGOW EVENING POST, and PAISLEY and REN-
FREWSHIRE REFORMER, Saturday Evening, 28, Nelson Sereet.
HERALD, Monday and Friday Morning, 90, Bell Street.
JOURNAL, Wednesday Evening, 28, Nelson Street.
LIBERATOR, Saturday Morning, 13, Brunswick Place.
SCOTS TIMES, Wednesday and Saturday Morning, 90, Brunswick
Street.
SCOTTISH GUARDIAN, Tuesday and Friday, 94, Miller Street.
Printing Office, 91, Miller Street.
Billeting Soldiers.
Soldiers on the recruiting service, and not lodged in the Barracks, are
billeted on the inhabitants in regular rotation, with the following excep-
tions, viz. Parish Ministers and Schoolmasters, Faculty of Physicians
and Surgeons, Faculty of Procurators, Widows and Unmarried Ladies,
not in business, and who do not keep Lodgers, and Paupers; and no in-
habitant to have Soldiers billeted on them a second time until the whole
are gone over.
Occupiers of houses at £3 and under £5 yearly rent, two men for
any number of days under a week— at £5 and upwards, two men for
two weeks, or the remainder of the month, which may happen to be
seventeen days.
When it is inconvenient to furnish soldiers with a bed, it has been
usual in lieu thereof to pay 3s. a week for two men, and 2s. to sergeants,
payable weekly at the option of the inhabitant. Government allows a
return of Id. each day to each soldier. The Billet Master attends from
11 to 3 o'clock on the 4th of each month, (when it does not fall on Sun-
day,) and the two following days, to pay the Government allowance.
Glasgow Statute Labour Trustees, 1836-37.
The Honourable the Lord Provost. ^
The Dean of Guild, > ex officiis.
The Deacon Convener, j
Newspaper Offices, and Days of Publication.
ARGUS, Monday and Thursday Evening, 25, Queen Street.
CHRONICLE, Tuesday and Friday Evening, 28, Nelson Street.
CONSTITUTIONAL, 21, Argyll Street, Wednesday and Saturday
Morning.
COURIER, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Morning, Buchanan
Court, Argyll Street.
EDINBURGH, LEITH and GLASGOW ADVERTISER,
Saturday Morning, 1 12, Queen Street.
GLASGOW EVENING POST, and PAISLEY and REN-
FREWSHIRE REFORMER, Saturday Evening, 28, Nelson Sereet.
HERALD, Monday and Friday Morning, 90, Bell Street.
JOURNAL, Wednesday Evening, 28, Nelson Street.
LIBERATOR, Saturday Morning, 13, Brunswick Place.
SCOTS TIMES, Wednesday and Saturday Morning, 90, Brunswick
Street.
SCOTTISH GUARDIAN, Tuesday and Friday, 94, Miller Street.
Printing Office, 91, Miller Street.
Billeting Soldiers.
Soldiers on the recruiting service, and not lodged in the Barracks, are
billeted on the inhabitants in regular rotation, with the following excep-
tions, viz. Parish Ministers and Schoolmasters, Faculty of Physicians
and Surgeons, Faculty of Procurators, Widows and Unmarried Ladies,
not in business, and who do not keep Lodgers, and Paupers; and no in-
habitant to have Soldiers billeted on them a second time until the whole
are gone over.
Occupiers of houses at £3 and under £5 yearly rent, two men for
any number of days under a week— at £5 and upwards, two men for
two weeks, or the remainder of the month, which may happen to be
seventeen days.
When it is inconvenient to furnish soldiers with a bed, it has been
usual in lieu thereof to pay 3s. a week for two men, and 2s. to sergeants,
payable weekly at the option of the inhabitant. Government allows a
return of Id. each day to each soldier. The Billet Master attends from
11 to 3 o'clock on the 4th of each month, (when it does not fall on Sun-
day,) and the two following days, to pay the Government allowance.
Glasgow Statute Labour Trustees, 1836-37.
The Honourable the Lord Provost. ^
The Dean of Guild, > ex officiis.
The Deacon Convener, j
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| Description | Post-Office annual Glasgow directory 1836-1837 |
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| Shelfmark | NH.675-676 |
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| Description | Glasgow : Printed by J. Graham for the letter-carriers of the Post-Office, 1828-? Imprint and title vary. [Varying forms of title: Glasgow Post-Office directory, Glasgow Post-Office annual directory, Post Office Glasgow annual directory.] |
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| Description | Directories of individual Scottish towns and their suburbs. |
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| Description | Around 700 Scottish directories published annually by the Post Office or private publishers between 1773 and 1911. Most of Scotland covered, with a focus on Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee and Aberdeen. Most volumes include a general directory (A-Z by surname), street directory (A-Z by street) and trade directory (A-Z by trade). |
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