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155 Advertisements.
THE GLASGOW
Joint Stoi^lt Banltittg arom^pann,
101, MILLER STREET, GLASGOW.
JSx.traor(Iinary Directors.
William Mills, Esq. of Sandyford.
Alexander Falconer, Esq. of Brownyside.
Hugh Lang, Esq. M.D. of Mansfield, Largs.
John Roberton, Esq. of Lachop.
James Dunlop, Esq. of Annanhill.
George Malcolm, Esq. Liverpool.
Alexander Alison, Esq. Glasgow.
Oralimsry ISirectors,
Robert M'HafEe, Esq. of Eastwood, Chairman.
A. D. Campbell, Esq. of Ashcraig.
Thomas Cuthbertson, Esq. of Longdales.
Robert Hutchison, Esq. Merchant, Glasgow.
James Leechman, Esq. Merchant, Glasgow.
David Johnston, Esq. Meichant, Glasgow.
John Robertson, Esq. Banker.
John Robertson, Manager.
Secretary — Thomas Hunter. Accountant — Archibald S. Walker.
Tellers — George W. Snodgrass and Alexander Wotherspoon.
Clerks — David Reid, John White, jun. Archibald Robertson and
W. G. Fogo.
Porter — John Home.
Draw on Williams, Deacon & Co. London, the Commercial Bank of
Scotland, Edinburgh, and all its Branches. Negotiate Bills and grant
Credits on the Principal Towns in Scotland, England and Ireland.
THE GLASGOW
PAPER MACHINE WIRE-CLOTH
MANUFACTORY,
3, NEW WYND, TRONGATE.
All kinds of Copper, Brass and Iron Wire-Cloths, for East or West
Indies, Cloths for Paper or Flower Machines, Extra Strong Do. for
Malt Kilns, all kinds of Fence Work for Pleasure Grounds, Land-Sur-
veying Chains, Window Blinds, Riddles, Sieves, Bird Cages, and every
other article in the line.
N.B. — A variety of elegant Patterns for Flower Stands.