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104 PUBLIC OFFICES.— NEWSPAPER OFFICES.
Sheriff's Chambers, County Buildings, "Wilson Street. — Sir Archd. Alison, Bart ,
Sheriff; Henry Glassford Bell and John Skene, Substitutes ; John Drysdale, Clerk ;
James M'Hardy and James Gibbons, Deputies ; George Salmond and William Hart,
Joint Procurators Fiscal ; Peter T. Young, Auditor of Accounts. — Courts for ordinary
business on Wednesday ; and for Small Debts on Thursday, weekly.
Session Clerk's Office for the Citt, 57 St. George's Place. — Robert Strang,
Clerk ; John Galloway, Deputy do.
Session Clerk's Office for the Barony Parish, 52 West Nile Street. — Open
every day (Wednesday excepted), from 10 to 4 o'clock, and on Friday and Saturday
evenings from 6 to 8. — David M'Brayne, Clerk.
Session Clerk's Office for Hutchesontown, Gorbals Proper, Latjries-
ton, Tradeston, and Kingston, 51 Adelphi Street. — James Coats, Clerk.
Session Clerk's Office for Gov an Parish, Govan School House. — -William
Fulton, A.M., Clerk.
Statute Labour Conversion Office. — By virtue of a late Act of Parliament,
the Management of the Statute Labour Conversion for the repair and maintenance of
the Streets and Roads within the Parliamentary Boundary, is vested in the Municipal
Police and Statute Labour Committee ; 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 oil application to John Burnet, Clerk, Police Buildings.
Tonnage Office, 14 Robertson Street. — James Martin, Tonnage Master. James
Alexander, Collector.
City Clerk's Chambers, Citj- Buildings, Wilson Street. — Wit, Davie, Angus
Turner, and Arthur Forbes, City Clerks.
NEWSPAPER OFFICES, AND DAYS OF PUBLICATION.
Chronicle, Wednesday, Morning and Evening, 15 Turner's Court, 87 Argyle
Street.
Christian News, Thursday Morning, 142 Trongate.
Citizen, Saturday Morning, 22 St. Enoch Square.
Constitutional, Wednesday and Saturday Mornings, 21 Argyle Street.
Courier, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, Buchanan Court, 75 Ar-
gyle Street.
Examiner, Saturday, 7 Argyle Street, (Corner of Stockwell Street.)
Free Press, Saturday, 164 Trongate.
Herald, Monday and Friday Mornings, Spreull's Court, 182 Trongate, and 28
Glassford Street.
Ladies' Own Journal, Saturday Morning, 10 Royal Exchange Square.
Mercantile Advertiser, published every Tuesday Morning, 19 Royal Ex-
change Square.
National Advertising Property List and Price Current, every Tuesday
Morning, 19 Royal Exchange Square.
North British Advertiser, Saturday Morning, 10 Royal Exchange Square.
North British Mail and Daily Advertiser, Sydney Court, 62 Argyle Street.
Saturday Post and Paisley and Renfrewshire Reformer, Saturday Morn-
ing and Evening, 15 Turner's Court, 87 Argyle Street.
Scottish Guardian, Tuesday and Friday, 94 Miller Street.
Scotch Reformer's Gazette, Saturday Morning and Evening, 24 Howard
Street.
Sentinel, Saturday, Antigua Place, Nelson Street.
The Glasgow Advertiser and Railway and Shipping Journal, Thursday,
21 Argyle Street.
Sheriff's Chambers, County Buildings, "Wilson Street. — Sir Archd. Alison, Bart ,
Sheriff; Henry Glassford Bell and John Skene, Substitutes ; John Drysdale, Clerk ;
James M'Hardy and James Gibbons, Deputies ; George Salmond and William Hart,
Joint Procurators Fiscal ; Peter T. Young, Auditor of Accounts. — Courts for ordinary
business on Wednesday ; and for Small Debts on Thursday, weekly.
Session Clerk's Office for the Citt, 57 St. George's Place. — Robert Strang,
Clerk ; John Galloway, Deputy do.
Session Clerk's Office for the Barony Parish, 52 West Nile Street. — Open
every day (Wednesday excepted), from 10 to 4 o'clock, and on Friday and Saturday
evenings from 6 to 8. — David M'Brayne, Clerk.
Session Clerk's Office for Hutchesontown, Gorbals Proper, Latjries-
ton, Tradeston, and Kingston, 51 Adelphi Street. — James Coats, Clerk.
Session Clerk's Office for Gov an Parish, Govan School House. — -William
Fulton, A.M., Clerk.
Statute Labour Conversion Office. — By virtue of a late Act of Parliament,
the Management of the Statute Labour Conversion for the repair and maintenance of
the Streets and Roads within the Parliamentary Boundary, is vested in the Municipal
Police and Statute Labour Committee ; 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 oil application to John Burnet, Clerk, Police Buildings.
Tonnage Office, 14 Robertson Street. — James Martin, Tonnage Master. James
Alexander, Collector.
City Clerk's Chambers, Citj- Buildings, Wilson Street. — Wit, Davie, Angus
Turner, and Arthur Forbes, City Clerks.
NEWSPAPER OFFICES, AND DAYS OF PUBLICATION.
Chronicle, Wednesday, Morning and Evening, 15 Turner's Court, 87 Argyle
Street.
Christian News, Thursday Morning, 142 Trongate.
Citizen, Saturday Morning, 22 St. Enoch Square.
Constitutional, Wednesday and Saturday Mornings, 21 Argyle Street.
Courier, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, Buchanan Court, 75 Ar-
gyle Street.
Examiner, Saturday, 7 Argyle Street, (Corner of Stockwell Street.)
Free Press, Saturday, 164 Trongate.
Herald, Monday and Friday Mornings, Spreull's Court, 182 Trongate, and 28
Glassford Street.
Ladies' Own Journal, Saturday Morning, 10 Royal Exchange Square.
Mercantile Advertiser, published every Tuesday Morning, 19 Royal Ex-
change Square.
National Advertising Property List and Price Current, every Tuesday
Morning, 19 Royal Exchange Square.
North British Advertiser, Saturday Morning, 10 Royal Exchange Square.
North British Mail and Daily Advertiser, Sydney Court, 62 Argyle Street.
Saturday Post and Paisley and Renfrewshire Reformer, Saturday Morn-
ing and Evening, 15 Turner's Court, 87 Argyle Street.
Scottish Guardian, Tuesday and Friday, 94 Miller Street.
Scotch Reformer's Gazette, Saturday Morning and Evening, 24 Howard
Street.
Sentinel, Saturday, Antigua Place, Nelson Street.
The Glasgow Advertiser and Railway and Shipping Journal, Thursday,
21 Argyle Street.
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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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