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Hackney Coaches. 66
From the Stand, South side of George's Square, to
Botanic Garden. — Lodge-my-loons Hamilton Hill Muirhouses.
— Little Govan. — Whitevale. — Annfield Barrowfield Sandyford
Parkhouse Toll.
From the Stand, Steam Boat Quay, to
Infantry Barracks — York Street, Little Govan. — Cowcaddens. —
BIythswood Place Kensington Place Muirhouses. — Gorhals Toll.
— West End Duke Street — St. James's Church.
TWO SHILLINGS AND SIXPENCE FARES.
One and Three. Quarter Miles.
From the Stand at the Cross, to
Shawfield Toll — Flemington Port-Eglinton ToU Sawmillfield.
From the Stand, Foot of Buchanan Street, to
Shawfield Printfield Camlachie Bridge. — Strathbungo. — Govanhill.
. — Craigbank.
From the Stand, South side of George's Square, to
Sighthill. — Strathbungo. — Shawfield Printfield.
From the Stand, Steam Boat Quay, to
Graham Square. — Little Govan. — Phoenix Foundry. — Port-Dundas.
— Garnethill Strathbungo Molindinar Burn. Duke Street. —
Green Street, Great Hamilton Street.
Although Two-Mile Far' j are not described, the Public will have an
idea of them from the Mile and Three- Quarter Fares.
Each Driver to keep a printed copy of these Regulations, under a
penalty of 5s.
The above Regulations will be enforced, and disputes adjusted, in the
most summary manner, by the Magistrates in the Council Chambers or
Police Office.
Council Chambers, 28th February, 1824.
At Glasgow, the 8th day of June, 1808 years,
Which day, the Magistrates and Council of the City of Glasgow,
being in Council assembled, there were produced a Table of Fares pay-
able to, and Regulations for the Government of, the Carters, plying for
hire within the City, which had been drawn up by the Magistrates, after
consulting with some of the Merchants of the City, and a Committee of
the Carters. On considering which Table of Fares and Regulations,
+he Magistrates and Council approve thereof, and enact and ordain the
same to take place and to be observed in all time coming, from and after
this date, under the several penalties therein contained. And of which
Table the tenor follows :—
From the Stand, South side of George's Square, to
Botanic Garden. — Lodge-my-loons Hamilton Hill Muirhouses.
— Little Govan. — Whitevale. — Annfield Barrowfield Sandyford
Parkhouse Toll.
From the Stand, Steam Boat Quay, to
Infantry Barracks — York Street, Little Govan. — Cowcaddens. —
BIythswood Place Kensington Place Muirhouses. — Gorhals Toll.
— West End Duke Street — St. James's Church.
TWO SHILLINGS AND SIXPENCE FARES.
One and Three. Quarter Miles.
From the Stand at the Cross, to
Shawfield Toll — Flemington Port-Eglinton ToU Sawmillfield.
From the Stand, Foot of Buchanan Street, to
Shawfield Printfield Camlachie Bridge. — Strathbungo. — Govanhill.
. — Craigbank.
From the Stand, South side of George's Square, to
Sighthill. — Strathbungo. — Shawfield Printfield.
From the Stand, Steam Boat Quay, to
Graham Square. — Little Govan. — Phoenix Foundry. — Port-Dundas.
— Garnethill Strathbungo Molindinar Burn. Duke Street. —
Green Street, Great Hamilton Street.
Although Two-Mile Far' j are not described, the Public will have an
idea of them from the Mile and Three- Quarter Fares.
Each Driver to keep a printed copy of these Regulations, under a
penalty of 5s.
The above Regulations will be enforced, and disputes adjusted, in the
most summary manner, by the Magistrates in the Council Chambers or
Police Office.
Council Chambers, 28th February, 1824.
At Glasgow, the 8th day of June, 1808 years,
Which day, the Magistrates and Council of the City of Glasgow,
being in Council assembled, there were produced a Table of Fares pay-
able to, and Regulations for the Government of, the Carters, plying for
hire within the City, which had been drawn up by the Magistrates, after
consulting with some of the Merchants of the City, and a Committee of
the Carters. On considering which Table of Fares and Regulations,
+he Magistrates and Council approve thereof, and enact and ordain the
same to take place and to be observed in all time coming, from and after
this date, under the several penalties therein contained. And of which
Table the tenor follows :—
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| Description | Post-Office annual Glasgow directory 1835-1836 |
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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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