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Advertisements. 156
9 W
"DEGS respectfully to announce, that owing to the success he has met with in
-^ Paisley during the last 18 years, he has, at the earnest solicitations of his
friends, been induced to extend his business of
ACCOUNTANT AND HOUSE FACTOR
in Glasgow, and for the more effectual accomplishment of this, he has assumed as a
Partner MR. JAMES WATT, who has had considerable practice as a Book-keeper
and House factor. His own business in Paisley he continues as formerly.
The business in Glasgow will be carried on under the firm of
Iff Iff HI & WATTj
IN CONVENIENT PREMISES, No. 118 UNION STREET.
Muie <fe Watt trust, from strict attention to the interest of their employers, to
merit a share of public support.
Respectable references will be given if required.
Glasgow, June, 1849.
JOHN FMSER,
WEIGHING-MACHINE MAKER,
AND CONTBACTOB FOE ALL KINDS OF SMITH-WOBK,
Salisbury- Street and 8 Stjrrey-Lane,
T)EGS leave to intimate that he has always on hand Cart Weighing-Machines 7
■** capable of weighing from One Quarter Hundredweight to Four Tons ; also,
Railway Weighing- Machines, from One Quarter Hundredweight to Twelve Tons,
and upwards, if required. They are manufactured upon the most improved princi-
ples, and can be seen working on the Dumbarton and Stirlingshire Road Trust, the
Gorbals and Renfrewshire Road Trust, the Glasgow and Shotts Road Trust, the
Paisley, Kilmarnock, and Ayr Railway, the Glasgow and Greenock Railway, and
the Old Pollock and Govan Railway.
LETiriEIR«lE§e IPMNTNIN©,
111 NORTH MONTROSE STREET.
WILLIAM COLLINS AND CO.
BEG most respectfully to intimate to their Friends and the Public, that they have
just added to their extensive Assortment of Type for Book-Printing, a great
variety of Jobbing, Plain, and Fancy Type, suitable for every description of Letter-
Press Printing.
W. C. & Co., having recently added two additional Steam Presses to their former
Machines and Presses, possess the greatest facilities for executing any quantity and
description of Work with Neatness, Despatch, and on the very Lowest Terms.
BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, REPORTS,
CjIffiCULAlS, 1PM § PIS OF USES. ©ATALQlBUBS,
POSTING AND HAND BILLS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Shipping Notices and Forms,
XXVOIGB TOTSp C&S9S, LABELS, TICKETS, ETC.
Glasgow, June, 1849.
9 W
"DEGS respectfully to announce, that owing to the success he has met with in
-^ Paisley during the last 18 years, he has, at the earnest solicitations of his
friends, been induced to extend his business of
ACCOUNTANT AND HOUSE FACTOR
in Glasgow, and for the more effectual accomplishment of this, he has assumed as a
Partner MR. JAMES WATT, who has had considerable practice as a Book-keeper
and House factor. His own business in Paisley he continues as formerly.
The business in Glasgow will be carried on under the firm of
Iff Iff HI & WATTj
IN CONVENIENT PREMISES, No. 118 UNION STREET.
Muie <fe Watt trust, from strict attention to the interest of their employers, to
merit a share of public support.
Respectable references will be given if required.
Glasgow, June, 1849.
JOHN FMSER,
WEIGHING-MACHINE MAKER,
AND CONTBACTOB FOE ALL KINDS OF SMITH-WOBK,
Salisbury- Street and 8 Stjrrey-Lane,
T)EGS leave to intimate that he has always on hand Cart Weighing-Machines 7
■** capable of weighing from One Quarter Hundredweight to Four Tons ; also,
Railway Weighing- Machines, from One Quarter Hundredweight to Twelve Tons,
and upwards, if required. They are manufactured upon the most improved princi-
ples, and can be seen working on the Dumbarton and Stirlingshire Road Trust, the
Gorbals and Renfrewshire Road Trust, the Glasgow and Shotts Road Trust, the
Paisley, Kilmarnock, and Ayr Railway, the Glasgow and Greenock Railway, and
the Old Pollock and Govan Railway.
LETiriEIR«lE§e IPMNTNIN©,
111 NORTH MONTROSE STREET.
WILLIAM COLLINS AND CO.
BEG most respectfully to intimate to their Friends and the Public, that they have
just added to their extensive Assortment of Type for Book-Printing, a great
variety of Jobbing, Plain, and Fancy Type, suitable for every description of Letter-
Press Printing.
W. C. & Co., having recently added two additional Steam Presses to their former
Machines and Presses, possess the greatest facilities for executing any quantity and
description of Work with Neatness, Despatch, and on the very Lowest Terms.
BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, REPORTS,
CjIffiCULAlS, 1PM § PIS OF USES. ©ATALQlBUBS,
POSTING AND HAND BILLS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Shipping Notices and Forms,
XXVOIGB TOTSp C&S9S, LABELS, TICKETS, ETC.
Glasgow, June, 1849.
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| Description | Post-Office annual Glasgow directory 1849-1850 |
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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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