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65 Agents for Traders.
To DUBLIN, the Steam Packets Erin and Scotia, sail regu-
larly, with goods and passengers, between Glasgow, Green-
ock and Dublin. Agent, J. Gemmell, 18, York Street.
To ISLAY and SKYE, Steam Packets, Maid of Islay No. 1 &
2, sail regularly with goods and passengers every Tuesday
morning for Islay, and for Skye every Thursday morning.
Agent, J. Gemmell, 18, York Street.
To INVERNESS, the Steam Packet, Highland Chieftain,
Capt. M^Kinnon, sails regularly with goods and passengers
every Thursday between Glasgow, Inverness, and Cromarty.
Agent, John Laird, 8, York Street.
To INVERNESS, TOBERMORY, STAFF A, &c. The
Highlander, Maid of Morven, and Benlomond Steamers,
will ply regularly during the season betwixt Glasgow and the
above parts. The Highlander will leave Glasgow every
Monday for Oban, Tobermory, and Staffa, and Tobermory
every Friday for Oban and Glasgow. The Maid of Morven
will leave Glasgow every Thursday for Oban and Inverness,
and Inverness every Monday for Oban and Glasgow. The
Benlomond will leave Inverness every Thursday for Oban,
Tobermory, and Staffa, and Tobermory every Tuesday for
Oban and Inverness. These three vessels thus meet at Oban
every Tuesday, and exchange passengers for their respective
destinations. Archd. M'Eachern, agent, 9, Jamaica Street.
To LONDONDERRY, the Steam Packets, Foyle, Londonderry
and Britannia, sail between Glasgow, Campbelton, and Lon-
donderry three times a week. Agent, T. Cameron & Co.,
52, Miller Street.
To WIGTON, the Trader Britannia, George Ranaih, master.
Agents, J. and G. Burns, 9, Buchanan Street.
RIVER AND HARBOUR DUES.
Tonnage, Crane, Weighing, and Shed Dues, leviable on
Goods imported or Exported at the Broomielaw.
Extracted from Act 6, Geo. IV. cap. cxvii. passed 10th
June 1825.
SCHEDULE (A.)
Shed Duties at the Broomielaw, on all Goods exported or imported.
FIRST CLASS.
Currants, per Butt, . 2d.
Dry Fruits, ton, • do.
/«
Feathers, ton, . 2d.
Groceries, not enumerated,
ton, , . do-
To DUBLIN, the Steam Packets Erin and Scotia, sail regu-
larly, with goods and passengers, between Glasgow, Green-
ock and Dublin. Agent, J. Gemmell, 18, York Street.
To ISLAY and SKYE, Steam Packets, Maid of Islay No. 1 &
2, sail regularly with goods and passengers every Tuesday
morning for Islay, and for Skye every Thursday morning.
Agent, J. Gemmell, 18, York Street.
To INVERNESS, the Steam Packet, Highland Chieftain,
Capt. M^Kinnon, sails regularly with goods and passengers
every Thursday between Glasgow, Inverness, and Cromarty.
Agent, John Laird, 8, York Street.
To INVERNESS, TOBERMORY, STAFF A, &c. The
Highlander, Maid of Morven, and Benlomond Steamers,
will ply regularly during the season betwixt Glasgow and the
above parts. The Highlander will leave Glasgow every
Monday for Oban, Tobermory, and Staffa, and Tobermory
every Friday for Oban and Glasgow. The Maid of Morven
will leave Glasgow every Thursday for Oban and Inverness,
and Inverness every Monday for Oban and Glasgow. The
Benlomond will leave Inverness every Thursday for Oban,
Tobermory, and Staffa, and Tobermory every Tuesday for
Oban and Inverness. These three vessels thus meet at Oban
every Tuesday, and exchange passengers for their respective
destinations. Archd. M'Eachern, agent, 9, Jamaica Street.
To LONDONDERRY, the Steam Packets, Foyle, Londonderry
and Britannia, sail between Glasgow, Campbelton, and Lon-
donderry three times a week. Agent, T. Cameron & Co.,
52, Miller Street.
To WIGTON, the Trader Britannia, George Ranaih, master.
Agents, J. and G. Burns, 9, Buchanan Street.
RIVER AND HARBOUR DUES.
Tonnage, Crane, Weighing, and Shed Dues, leviable on
Goods imported or Exported at the Broomielaw.
Extracted from Act 6, Geo. IV. cap. cxvii. passed 10th
June 1825.
SCHEDULE (A.)
Shed Duties at the Broomielaw, on all Goods exported or imported.
FIRST CLASS.
Currants, per Butt, . 2d.
Dry Fruits, ton, • do.
/«
Feathers, ton, . 2d.
Groceries, not enumerated,
ton, , . do-
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| Description | Post-Office annual Glasgow directory 1829-1830 |
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| Shelfmark | NH.675-676 |
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| Description | Glasgow : 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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| Description | Directories of individual Scottish towns and their suburbs. |
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| Description | Around 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). |
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