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ADVERTISEMENTS. 231
HENET STENHOXJSE,
COAL AGENT,
16 SAUCHIEHALL STREET,
RESPECTFULLY returns thanks to his Friends and Patrons for past favours, and
begs to intimate that he continues to Supply Counting-houses and Families
with HOUSEHOLD COAL of the very best quality, at the lowest market prices.
Agent for
STONELAW, FARME, AND WISHAW COAL.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
118 UNION STREET, GLASGOW.
B
COMMERCIAL HOUSES can obtain, through this Office, Clerks, Shopmen,
&c. &c. Private Families furnished with all classes of Domestic Servants.
WILLIAM MACDONALD, Manager,
Agent for the Unity Fire and Trafalgar Life Insurance
Associations.
JAMES BROOKER
EGS to announce to the Shipbuilders of the Clyde and its Vicinity, that he has
commenced
MHIP AEB «MAffiHMM,!L (DAimM.
IN EVERY VARIETY,
AT
109 HYDEPARK STREET,
and, having been in business in Cumberland for twenty years, hopes, by quality of Work
and punctuality, to merit a share of Public patronage.
The following are a few of the numerous Testimonials J. B. has received : —
"Maryport, 21st July, 1846.
" We have much pleasure in certifying that we have for many years employed Mr. Jas.
Brooker in Carving Figure Heads and Sterns, and all other Carved Work belonging to
Vessels and that we consider him inferior to none, but superior to most in that Art.
We feel confident that he will give satisfaction to those who may employ him.
"K. WOOD & SONS, Shipbuilders."
(From the " Whitehaven Herald," May 16, 1846.)
Respecting the launching of a new Vessel named the ' Lord Hardinge,' the Editor
thus writes : — " She has a finely-executed and elaborately-defined full-length portrait of
that gallant soldier aud wise statesman, in the full uniform of a field-marshal, and
having all his newly-acquired badges of honour conspicuously set forth, as a figure-head.
Also a beautiful medallion of the gallant General cut in the stern carvings, with other
appropriate devices. We understand that the representation of the great warrior is a
very striking one. It is, in our opinion, as fine a piece of workmanship as ever we saw
from the chisel of that eminent carver, Mr. Brooker of Maryport."
HENET STENHOXJSE,
COAL AGENT,
16 SAUCHIEHALL STREET,
RESPECTFULLY returns thanks to his Friends and Patrons for past favours, and
begs to intimate that he continues to Supply Counting-houses and Families
with HOUSEHOLD COAL of the very best quality, at the lowest market prices.
Agent for
STONELAW, FARME, AND WISHAW COAL.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
118 UNION STREET, GLASGOW.
B
COMMERCIAL HOUSES can obtain, through this Office, Clerks, Shopmen,
&c. &c. Private Families furnished with all classes of Domestic Servants.
WILLIAM MACDONALD, Manager,
Agent for the Unity Fire and Trafalgar Life Insurance
Associations.
JAMES BROOKER
EGS to announce to the Shipbuilders of the Clyde and its Vicinity, that he has
commenced
MHIP AEB «MAffiHMM,!L (DAimM.
IN EVERY VARIETY,
AT
109 HYDEPARK STREET,
and, having been in business in Cumberland for twenty years, hopes, by quality of Work
and punctuality, to merit a share of Public patronage.
The following are a few of the numerous Testimonials J. B. has received : —
"Maryport, 21st July, 1846.
" We have much pleasure in certifying that we have for many years employed Mr. Jas.
Brooker in Carving Figure Heads and Sterns, and all other Carved Work belonging to
Vessels and that we consider him inferior to none, but superior to most in that Art.
We feel confident that he will give satisfaction to those who may employ him.
"K. WOOD & SONS, Shipbuilders."
(From the " Whitehaven Herald," May 16, 1846.)
Respecting the launching of a new Vessel named the ' Lord Hardinge,' the Editor
thus writes : — " She has a finely-executed and elaborately-defined full-length portrait of
that gallant soldier aud wise statesman, in the full uniform of a field-marshal, and
having all his newly-acquired badges of honour conspicuously set forth, as a figure-head.
Also a beautiful medallion of the gallant General cut in the stern carvings, with other
appropriate devices. We understand that the representation of the great warrior is a
very striking one. It is, in our opinion, as fine a piece of workmanship as ever we saw
from the chisel of that eminent carver, Mr. Brooker of Maryport."
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| Scottish Post Office Directories > Towns > Glasgow > Post-Office annual Glasgow directory > 1854-1855 > (923) |
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| Description | Post-Office annual Glasgow directory 1854-1855 |
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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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