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Assessed Taxes. Q^
Commissioners of Assessed Taxes for the Lower Ward of
Lanarkshire.
Thomas Falconer, Esq. of Browny-
side.
Nath. Stevenson, Esq. of Braid-
wood.
John Douglas, Esq. of Barloch.
James Oswald, Esq. of Shieldhall.
Mark Sprott, Esq. of Garnkirk.
George Alston, Esq. of Muirburn.
Sheriff and Substitutes, ex offidis.
Appeals to be lodged at the Office of Michael Bogle, Clerk to the
Commissioners, 63, St. Vincent Street.
H. E. M'Lae, Esq. of Cathkin.
George Rowand, Esq. of Holm-
fauldhead.
Alexander Campbell, Esq. of Bed-
ley.
James Smith, Esq. of Jordanhill.
James C. Hosier, Esq. yr. of New-
lands.
Newspaper Offices, and Days of Publication.
ARGUS, Monday and Thursday Evening, 25, Queen Street.
CHRONICLE, Monday, Wednesday and Friday Evening, 8, Miller
Street.
CONSTITUTIONAL, Wednesday and Saturday, at noon, 21,
Argyll Street.
COURIER, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Morning, Buchanan
Court, 75, Argyll Street.
EDINBURGH, LEITH and GLASGOW ADVERTISER,
Saturday Morning, 78, Miller Street.
GLASGOW EVENING POST, and PAISLEY and REN-
FREWSHIRE REFORMER, Saturday Evening, 8, Miller Street.
HERALD, Monday and Friday Morning, Old Post-Office Court,
114, Trongate.
JOURNAL, Thursday Evening, 8, Miller street.
LIBERATOR, Saturday Morning, 90, Bell Street.
SCOTCH REFORMERS' GAZETTE, Saturday Morning, Bu-
chanan Court, 75, Argyll Street.
SCOTS TIMES, Wednesday and Saturday Morning, Reid's Court,
56, Trongate.
SCOTTISH GUARDIAN, Tuesday and Friday, 94., Miller Street,
Printing Office, 91, Miller Street.
Note By virtue of a late Act of Parliament, the management of
the Statute Labour Conversion is vested in the Board of Police; and
alterations have been made by that Act in the rates of Statute Labour
Money, &c. &c. Particular information as to which, may be had by
application to James Inglis, Esquire, Clerk of Police, &c.