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Temperance Coffee House, &c. Appendix. 109
TEMPERANCE COFFEE HOUSE AND NEWS ROOM,
10 High Street.
William Smith, Proprietor.
TEMPERANCE COFFEE HOUSE AND NEWS ROOM,
97 High Street.
Thomas Goodlet, Proprietor.
NEWS ROOMS.
SNEDDON — 31 Old Sneddon, George Masson, treasurer.
Mrs. Blackwood, keeper.
DYER'S WYND— 4 Dyer's Wynd, A. Tannock, keeper.
Kept open gratuitously by a philanthropic individual in Town.
EXCHANGE AND ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
47 Moss Street.
Robert Wilson, keeper, 46 High street.
ABERCORN ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
2 Bank Street.
John Snodgrass, Proprietor, 21 Gauze street
THE PAISLEY LIBRARY,
23 Moss Street,
Was opened at Whitsunday 1802, and was united with the Paisley
Athenaeum in May 1848. By terms of union, shareholders in the
Library are admitted to the Athenaeum on paying 7s. 6d. additional
annually. Members of the Athenaeum may join the Library on pay-
ing 3s. additional. The terms for the Library alone are £1 Is. for a
share, and 10s. 6d. for annual subscriptions — readers not subscribers.
15s. yearly, and 8s. half yearly.
Board of Management for 1848.
Wm. Brunton, LL.D. president. Alex. R. Pollock, treasurer,
John Lorimer, secretary.
Provost Murray
W. L. Houstoun
Robert Wilson
Archd. Barr
James M'Naughtan
John Barclay
James Dalziel
N. Templeton
Peter Kerr
J. M'Callum
Robert Hay
William Melvin
James Waterston
Robert Laird
John Muir, Librarian.
Thomas Harvey
James Caldwell
John Bartlemore
James Reid
David Semple
Hugh M'Farlane, jun,
W. M'Kechnie, M.D.
PHILOSOPHICAL INSTITUTION,
Hale, 10 Abbey Close,
Was instituted in 1808, and incorporated by Charter in 1812.
William Jeffrey, M.D. president.
Andrew Warnock, vice-president.
William Melvin, treasurer. James Waterston, secretary,
Directors.
William Russell, David Glassford, William Craw, Daniel Richmond,
Andrew Muir, John Poison, James Reid.
Robert Craig, librarian.
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1848-1849
DescriptionFowler's Paisley and Johnstone Commercial Directory and General Advertiser for 1848-49 ... . Twelfth publication.
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DescriptionPaisley: G. Fowler. Title changes to 'Fowler's Paisley and Johnstone Commercial Directory' and then to 'Fowler's Paisley and Johnstone Commercial Directory and General Advertiser'.
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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).