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Paisley Cemetery Company, doc. Appendix. 117
High and Low Churches — David Thomson, 2 Hunter street.
Martyrs' Church — 60 Broomlands. Now united to Cemetery Grounds.
Oakshaw Street United Presbyterian Church — William Shanks, 9
School wynd.
Eeformed Presbytery Church — apply to D. Currie, 39 Oakshaw st.
South Church — Peter Fulton, 8 Neilston street.
Thread Street United Presbyterian Church — apply to James Lang,
10 Thread street.
Trinity Church — apply to John Eobertson, 27 Old Sneddon.
PAISLEY CEMETEEY COMPANY.
Instituted 1845.
BOARD OP MANAGEMENT.
GOVERNOR.
Provost Murray.
DIRECTORS.
Peter Coats
Hugh Cochran
Thomas Sharp
John Morgan
William Philips
James Pollock
James Clark
Eobert Wilson
Andrew Warnock
Wilham Pulton
John Scott, treasurer.
John Begg, superintendent, Cemetery Lodge, 58 Broomlands.
Martin and Hodge, secretaries.
Hours of admission during SUMMEE — From 6 morning to 8
o'clock evening, and on SABBATH, from 1 till 2 afternoon, and from
half-past 4 till 7 evening. WINTEE HOUES— From daylight till
dusk, and on Sabbath, from 1 till 2 o'clock.
INSPECTOES OF POOE AND COLLECTOES OF EATES.
BURGH.
James S. Brown, Inspector of Poor, and Governor of Town's Hospital.
James Gardner, and Borland Biggar, Assistant-Inspectors.
Wilham Colquhoun, Collector for the Three Town Parishes.
ABBEY.
Eobert Eobertson, Lispector of Poor.
Walter Millar, and James M'Stravick, Assistant-Inspectors for the
Abbey Parish.
Eobert Oliver, Collector.
EELIGIOUS SOCIETIES.
Society for the Monthly Distribution of Tracts.
Eev. Dr. Symington, president.
Eev. Dr. Macnair, and Eev. John Thomson, vice-presidents.
Archibald Hodge, treasurer.
Messrs. J. W. Carlile, and A. J. Symington, secretaries.
With sixteen directors and sixteen superintendents.
Circulated in Paisley and neighbourhood, 10,891 tracts monthly, or
130,692 in the year, ending November, 1847.

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DescriptionFowler's Paisley and Johnstone Commercial Directory and General Advertiser for 1848-49 ... . Twelfth publication.
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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).