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missioners. — All Appeals for the Lower Ward must
be lodged at this office.
Inspector of Taxes for the West of Scotland — W. A.
Paterson.
District 1st. Wards No. 9, 10, 11, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20,
21, 22, and 24 — John Gardner, 458, Gallowgate,
surveyor.
District 2d. Wards No. 1, 2, 3,4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 23—
Thos. Ferguson, 20, Miller-street, surveyor.
District 3d. Wards No. 12, 13, 14, 15, and Parish of
Gorbals — James Burns, 24, Stockwell, surveyor.
Barony Parish, including Anderston, Calton and
Bridgeton — Arch. Aitcheson, Robertson-street, sur-
veyor.
Lower Ward of the County, comprehending the Pa-
rishes of Old and New Monkland, Cambuslang, Kil-
bride — Appeals for these Parishes must be lodged at
Hamilton, with John Torrance, clerk — John Gillespie,
Airdrie, surveyor. — Cathcart, Carmunnock, Cadder,
Govan, Rutherglen Parish and Burgh — Appeals for
these Parishes and Barony Parish, must be lodged
with Mr. Bogle, clerk, 33, Queen-street.
POST OFFICE.
The time when letters must be in the Office to go by
the different Mails from Glasgoiv, June, 1826.
Ayrshire line, 1st Mail - - before
2d. do. with the Irish Mail, § do.
Dumbarton and Argyleshire line, do.
Edinburgh, 1st. Mail by Holy town, do.
2d. do. Falkirk, do.
English 1st. do. by Hamilton and Leeds line
of road, and for the continent of Europe, do.
English 2d. Mail by Edinburgh, for London and
all parts of England, - do. ... 10
Greenock, 1st line, - do.
2d. line, - do. ... 5
North Mail by Stirling and Perth, J - do. ... 4
Paisley, but no farther, ... - do.
N. B. The Post Office Bar is open from 8 morning to 8 evening, on
week days, and from 8 to 1 1 forenoon, from 1 to 2, and from 7
to 8 evening, on Sunday — Paid Letters received till 8, other
Letters till 10 evening.