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Police Establishments.
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5 Andrew Carss,
Eobert Wylie,
6 John Meek,
James Bulloch,
7 John Graham,
James Anderson,
8 William M'Innes,
George Johnston,
9 James Carlisle,
Thomas Fingland,
10 Stewart Mitchell,
1 1 John Ure,
Matthew Anderson,
12 James Brock,
David Dunn,
13 Henry Wales,
Eobert Corbet,
14 Daniel M'Adie,
John Mitchell,
15 William Morrison,
Matthew Browning,
16 George Smith, sen.
Eobert Miller,
1 7 John Marshall,
John Eichmond,
18 Eobert Webster,
John Thorburn,
19 Alexander Drysdale,
F. B. Stuart,
35 Thomas Brown,
20 John M'Kay,
James Henderson,
21 John Eoberts,
James Hunter,
22 Alexander Currie,
John Graham,
23 John Lawson,
Eobert Cooper,
24 John Hatrick,
John Barr,
25 David Thomson,
James Wilson,
26 James Bell,
James M'Culloch,
27 David Penman,
George Cairns,
28 Alexander Miller,
David Leslie,
29 Dr Francis Steel,
Hugh Fleming,
30 Thomas Leadbettei',
Andrew Wilson,
31 Alexander Forrester,
Eobert Eankine,
32 Eobert Lamond,
Eobert M'Nair,
33 Alexander Gillon,
William Arthur,
34 Alexander Abercrombie,
David Buchanan,
and John Eussell.
GOEBALS.
Magistrates, Commissioners, ex officiis.
COMMISSIONERS.
Ward 10, Andrew Gray,
— 11, William Sutherland,
— 12, Gavin Wilson,
— 13, William Mackinlay,
— 14, William Crawford,
— 15, Thomas Bishop,
— 16, John Pitcairn,
— 17, James Wilson,
— 18, Thomas Newton.
Ward 1, Alexander Harvey,
— 2, Alexander Morton,
— 3, Archibald Fraser,
— 4, Peter Johnston,
— 5, Thomas Dobbie,
— 6, Eobert Gemmell,
— 7, Eobert Neil,
— 8, Gilbert Dxmlop,
— 9, Thomas Cunningham,
James Eichardson, Superintendent.
John Henderson, Collector of Police.
Nicol M'Dougall, Surveyor of Police and Collector of Statute Labour.
Archibald Livingston, Clerk. — Sames Stewart, Surgeon.
Charles Forsyth, Superintendent of Fire-Engines.
1 Criminal Officer. — 2 Lieutenants. — 10 Day Officers. — 30 Watchmen.
6 Lamplighters.
Each inhabitant of £10 or upwards annual rental, has a vote in the
election of Commissioners.

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1828-1912 - Post-Office annual Glasgow directory
DescriptionGlasgow : 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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DescriptionDirectories of individual Scottish towns and their suburbs.
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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).