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117 Agents for Steam Vessels.
regularly every Tuesday, with Goods and Passengers, between Glas-
gow, Greenock, Dublin, and Cork. Agents, Alexander Laird &
Sons, 101 Union Street.
Tlie Dublin and Glasgow Steam-Packet Company's Steam-Packets,
■ Vavguard, Eagle, and Mercuri/, sail twice a-week to and from
Dublin, Glasgow, and Cork. Agents, Taylors and Scotts, Eden
Quay, Dublin ; James Little & Co., Greenock ; Robert Thomson,
Eoyal Exchange, Edinburgh ; Lewis Potter, 43 Buchanan Street,
Glasgov,^.
To FLEETWOOD (Lancashire), the Steam-Ships Her Majesty, Cap-
tain J. M. Wilson ; and Boyal Consort, Captain J. M'Arthur, from
Ardrossan, every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. Agents,
M'Kean & Lamont, 20 St. Enoch Square, Glasgow.
To INVERNESS, the Steam-Packets Helm M'Gregor, Roh Roy, and
Inverness, sail regularly witli Goods and Passengers, calling at
Oban, Fort-William, and Fort- Augustus. Agents, James Masson,
Inverness; D. M'Arthur, Oban; A. Black, Greenock; G. & J.
Bums, 9 Buchanan Street, Glasgow.
To ISLAY, OBAN, and PORTREE, the Steamer Toward Castle, every
Monday from Gkisgow ; and every Thursday morning from Portree.
. From May till October the Steamer Shandon leaves the Broomie-
law with Passengers every Tuesday, for Portree ; and for Oban and
Inverness, eveiy Tuesday and Friday, at 6 a.m. No goods taken.
Agents, Thomson & MacConnel, 15 Jamaica Street ; Lindsay &
Lamb, Greenock.
To LIVERPOOL, the Steam-Ship Princess Royal, sails regularly with
Goods and Passengers. Agents, James Brebner, 20 Water Street,
Liverpool ; D. M'Larty & Co., 38 Shaw Street, Greenock ; M.
Langlands, 32 St. Enoch Square, Glasgow.
To LIVERPOOL, the Steam- Ships Admiral and Commodore, sail regu-
larly with Goods and Passengers. Agents, Thomson & MacConnel,
15 Jamaica Street, Glasgow ; David Maclver & Co., 12 Water
Street, Liverpool ; Lindsaj'- & Lamb, Greenock.
To LIVERPOOL, the Steam-Ships Achilles and Fire King, sail regu-
larly with Goods and Passengers. Agents, T. Martin, Bums, &
Co., Liverpool ; Archibald Black, Greenock ; G. & J. Bnms, 9
Buchanan Street, Glasgow.
To LONDONDERRY and PORT-RUSH, the Steam-Packets Lo-n-
donderry, St. Columh, and Rover, sail regularly with Goods and
Passengers, three times a-week. Agents, T, Cameron & Co., 75
Jamaica Street.
To NEWRY and DUNDALK, the Steam-Packet Finn M'Coull, sails
every fortnight with Goods and Passengers. Agents, Alexander
Laird & Sons, 101 Union Street.
To PORT-GLASGOW and GREENOCK, with Goods, daily, the
Steamers Greenock, Glasgow, Industry, and Tnisfy. — Lighters, Ann,

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1828-1912 - Post-Office annual Glasgow directory
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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).