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EEGIMENTS.
LIEUTENANTS.
John R. Irvine, 128 Bishop street, Port-Diindas
David Maclure, 62 Argyle street
Patrick T. Hendry, 8 Dixon street
James Johnston, 221 Sauchiehall street
Alexander Mein, jun., 12 Buckingham terrace
William Sloan, 13 Queen's crescent
Alexander Sloan, 13 Queen's crescent
Robert Granger, 107 Buchanan street
Eichard A. Barlas, 104 Peel terrace
James Muir, 16 St. Enoch square
Hugh Rae, 176 Castle street
Henry B. Reid, 11 George square
Thomas S. Cree, 305 St. Vincent street
ADJUTANT.
Captain J. Granger, 8 Ure place
SUEGEON.
James Morton, M.D., 129 Athole place, Bath street
HON. ASSISTANT SUKGEONS.
Thomas D. Buchanan, 275 Argyle street
Simpson Buchanan, 275 Argyle street
HON. CHAPLAIN.
Vacant
OFFICERS OF 5th CONSOLIDATED BATTAITON
LANARKSHIRE RIFLE VOLUNTEERg.
HONORARY COLONEL.
William Stirling, Polmont
LIEUT.-COLONEL.
John Boag, 225 St. Vincent street
MAJOR.
James Reid, Woodburn, Rutherglen
James Muirhead, Laurelbank, St. George's road
Robert Douglas, 25 Florence place
D. Bremner, 10 St. James' terrace
Moses Provan, 110 West George street
James A. Wilson, 2 St. James terrace
Thomas Miller, Springfield
William Bell Leech, 223 Hope street
Allan M'Naughton, 130 Hope street
David Guthrie, 23 Miller street
LIEUTENANTS.
John Pattison, 9 Brandon place
John C. White, Hayfield, Rutherglen
John C. Matheson, Torbold liouse, Rutherglen
William Glover, Reddrie
Robert Strathearn, 49 West Regent street
George Strathern, 100 Holm street
Archibald Gardner, 52 Eddlestone place
William C. T. Sloan, 6 Albany place
Duncan Stewart, 114 Main St., Bridgeton
Alexander Gow, Eastfield, by Rutherglen
Thomas Short, 495 St. Vincent street
Robert Buntine, 5 Willowbank crescent
Patrick H. Moflat, Corn Exchange buildings
CAPTAIN AND ADJUTANT,
Geo. Innes,lateH.M. Indian army, 26 Hamilton driv
SURGEON.
Alexander Paterson, M D., London street
ASSISTANT SURGEON.
Vacant.
CHAPLAIN.
Rev. William Ferrie Stevenson, Rutherglen.
OFFICERS OF 25th CONSOLIDATED EATTAI
LANARKSHIRE RIFLE VOLUNTEERS.
Head Quarters, Kelvinbank house, Sauch. St. W,
Drill and Parade Ground, Kelvinbank park.
Orderly Room, 161 Hope Street.
LIEUT.-COLONEL.
Walter M. Neilson, 4 Somerset place
MAJOR.
William M. Gilmour, 113 St. Vincent street
CAPTAINS.
John D. Napier, Albert cottage, Govan
Robert F. Pearce, 12 Fitzroy place i
Thomas Barclay, 470 St. Vincent street I
David L. Gibson, 8 York street
John Dowall, 48 Houston street
Isaac Beardmore, Parkhead forge
LIEUTENANTS.
Henry Brock, 5 Clifton place
Wm. M'Kay, Clyde foundry
J. G. G. Copestake, Glasgow Locomotive Tvorks
Iver Mylenphort, 35 Hope street
F. J. Rowan, North W^oodside house
Geo. M. Neilson, Albert work, Hydepark street
George Duncan, Shettleston
ENSIGNS.
John Inglis, Newton terrace
James Thomson, 2 Newton place.
Robert Durie, Parkhead forge
Stephen Alley, 28 St. Enoch sqiiare
John M'C. Muir, 45 South Apsley place
Thomas Richardson, 9 Granby terrace
ADJUTANT.
Captain J. F. Bennett, 161 Hope Street
SURGEON.
F. H. Thomson, M.D., 220 West George street
HON. CHAPLAIN.
Rev. Alex. M'Ewen, D.D., 25 Woodside place

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1828-1912 - Post-Office annual Glasgow directory
DescriptionGlasgow : 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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DescriptionDirectories of individual Scottish towns and their suburbs.
Scottish Post Office Directories
DescriptionAround 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).