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LOCAL INSTITUTIONS— EDUCATIONAL. 73
COLLEGIATE AND COMMERCIAL ACADEMY, GARNETH1LL.
ESTABLISHED AND CONDUCTED BY THE MASTERS,
UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF A BODY OF HONORARY DIRECTORS, AS EXHIBITED
IN THE PROSPECTUS OF THE INSTITUTION.
Classical Department, Mr. J. R. Simpson ; English Department, Mr. A. Macpher-
son ; Mathematical Department, Mr. Martin ; Commercial Department, Mr. J. Mac-
pherson; French Language, Monsieur Havet; German Language, Herr Koerner;
Drawing and Painting, Mr. A. D. Robertson ; Piano-forte, Mr. James Thomson ;
Singing, Mr. T. Macfarlane; Fencing and Gymnastics, Monsieur Foucart; Dancing
and Deportment, Monsieur Louis Vueghs.
Alexander Ross, Janitor, 21 Dalhousie Street.
GLASGOW INSTITUTION FOR THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG LADIES.
Lady Superintendent, Miss Paris; Several Governesses.
Secretary, F. A. Wolski, of the High School.
Religious Instruction, English Language, History, &c, H. Lessingham ; French
Language and Literature, F. A. Wolski; German, Professor Koerner; Italian, Signor
Assolari; Chemistry, John M'Adam ; Geography, H. Lessingham ; Arithmetic and
Writing, W. M'Call; Drawing and Painting, R. Greenlees and J. Hutchison; Piano-
forte, J. Howden, A. C. Johnson, T. Macfarlane, Moritz, and J. Seligmann ; Vocal
Music, W. H. Lithgow; Dancing, Charles O'Bryan ; Needlework, Governess.
GLASGOW GOVERNMENT SCHOOL OF DESIGN,
16 Ingram Street.
President, Sir Archibald Alison, Bart.,F.R.S.
Vice-Presidents, Sir James Anderson, M.P., and A. S. Dalglish.
Treasurer, A. S. Dalglish. Secretary, James Ritchie, 52 West Nile Street.
Head Master, Charles Heath Wilson, A.R.S.A. and R.J.A.
Second Master, John S. Murdoch ; Third Master, J. W. Ebsworth.
Assistant Master, J. B. Edgar.
Master of Engineering and Mechanical Drawing, Robert Harvey.
Janitor, Duncan Brown.
»
Hours of Attendance. — The Morning School open from 7 to 9 every lawful
day, except Saturday. The Evening School open from 8 to 10 every lawful evening,
except Saturday.
Fees of Admission. — To Male Classes per month, 3s. The fees of admission to
be paid to the Secretary, in advance, on the day of admission.
Female Class. — A Class for Females every lawful day, except Saturday, from 10
to 12 a.m. Fee, 4s. per month.
ROYAL EXCHANGE NEWS-ROOM,
Queen Street,
Receives regularly all the London, English, Provincial, Scotch, and Irish News-
papers ; also Commercial Lists, French, German, Colonial, Canton, and American
papers, with all the leading Reviews, Magazines, &c. Open daily from 7 morning
till 10 evening. Strangers, who are introduced by subscribers, not charged unless
they attend for more than four weeks. Officers in garrison are permitted the free use
f the rooms.
Chairman, James Hutchison. Deputy-Chairman, Thos. D. Douglas.
Directors. — James M'Hardy, Thos. D. Douglas, L. Robertson, James M'Clelland,
Archibald Smith, Richard Kidston, John Henderson, James Ellis, James Hutchison,
Robert Aitken, Michael Rowand, Robert Black, John Whyte, James Lumsden.
Secretary and Treasurer, Robert Stevenson.
COLLEGIATE AND COMMERCIAL ACADEMY, GARNETH1LL.
ESTABLISHED AND CONDUCTED BY THE MASTERS,
UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF A BODY OF HONORARY DIRECTORS, AS EXHIBITED
IN THE PROSPECTUS OF THE INSTITUTION.
Classical Department, Mr. J. R. Simpson ; English Department, Mr. A. Macpher-
son ; Mathematical Department, Mr. Martin ; Commercial Department, Mr. J. Mac-
pherson; French Language, Monsieur Havet; German Language, Herr Koerner;
Drawing and Painting, Mr. A. D. Robertson ; Piano-forte, Mr. James Thomson ;
Singing, Mr. T. Macfarlane; Fencing and Gymnastics, Monsieur Foucart; Dancing
and Deportment, Monsieur Louis Vueghs.
Alexander Ross, Janitor, 21 Dalhousie Street.
GLASGOW INSTITUTION FOR THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG LADIES.
Lady Superintendent, Miss Paris; Several Governesses.
Secretary, F. A. Wolski, of the High School.
Religious Instruction, English Language, History, &c, H. Lessingham ; French
Language and Literature, F. A. Wolski; German, Professor Koerner; Italian, Signor
Assolari; Chemistry, John M'Adam ; Geography, H. Lessingham ; Arithmetic and
Writing, W. M'Call; Drawing and Painting, R. Greenlees and J. Hutchison; Piano-
forte, J. Howden, A. C. Johnson, T. Macfarlane, Moritz, and J. Seligmann ; Vocal
Music, W. H. Lithgow; Dancing, Charles O'Bryan ; Needlework, Governess.
GLASGOW GOVERNMENT SCHOOL OF DESIGN,
16 Ingram Street.
President, Sir Archibald Alison, Bart.,F.R.S.
Vice-Presidents, Sir James Anderson, M.P., and A. S. Dalglish.
Treasurer, A. S. Dalglish. Secretary, James Ritchie, 52 West Nile Street.
Head Master, Charles Heath Wilson, A.R.S.A. and R.J.A.
Second Master, John S. Murdoch ; Third Master, J. W. Ebsworth.
Assistant Master, J. B. Edgar.
Master of Engineering and Mechanical Drawing, Robert Harvey.
Janitor, Duncan Brown.
»
Hours of Attendance. — The Morning School open from 7 to 9 every lawful
day, except Saturday. The Evening School open from 8 to 10 every lawful evening,
except Saturday.
Fees of Admission. — To Male Classes per month, 3s. The fees of admission to
be paid to the Secretary, in advance, on the day of admission.
Female Class. — A Class for Females every lawful day, except Saturday, from 10
to 12 a.m. Fee, 4s. per month.
ROYAL EXCHANGE NEWS-ROOM,
Queen Street,
Receives regularly all the London, English, Provincial, Scotch, and Irish News-
papers ; also Commercial Lists, French, German, Colonial, Canton, and American
papers, with all the leading Reviews, Magazines, &c. Open daily from 7 morning
till 10 evening. Strangers, who are introduced by subscribers, not charged unless
they attend for more than four weeks. Officers in garrison are permitted the free use
f the rooms.
Chairman, James Hutchison. Deputy-Chairman, Thos. D. Douglas.
Directors. — James M'Hardy, Thos. D. Douglas, L. Robertson, James M'Clelland,
Archibald Smith, Richard Kidston, John Henderson, James Ellis, James Hutchison,
Robert Aitken, Michael Rowand, Robert Black, John Whyte, James Lumsden.
Secretary and Treasurer, Robert Stevenson.
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| Description | Post-Office annual Glasgow directory 1853-1854 |
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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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