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CHARITABLE AND FRIENDLY SOCIETIES.
Buchanan, Wi. Campbell of Tillichewan,
Andrew Wingate, John Jamieson, W. C.
Alston, Robert Craig, James Reid, Andrew
Tennent, W. G. Mitchell of Garwood,
William Gourlie.
The school, Barony Glebe, near the
High Church, may be visited by strangers
every Wednesday, at two o'clock after-
noon, but on no other day.
HUTCHESON'S HOSPITAL AND
SCHOOL.
Founded by G. and T. Hutcheson for
the maintenance of decayed Burgesses of
Glasgow, and the Widows and Daughters
of Burgesses ; and the education of Boys,
sons of Burgesses.
D. Mackinlay, Preceptor ; the Magis-
trates and Council, with the Ministers of
the Ten Established Churches of Glasgow,
Patrons ; Laurence Hill, Chamberlain ;
J. Macarlay and G. H. M'Millan, Teachers ;
John Muir, Music-Master ; Alexander
Gemmill, Baron-Office.
HOUSES OF REFUGE.
Board of Commissioners appointed by
the Statute. — The Sheriff of Lanarkshire,
the Lord Provost of Glasgow, the Dean of
Guild of Glasgow, and the Deacon Con-
venor of Glasgow, ex officiis.
Members appointed by the Magistrates
and Council of Glasgow. — Bailies M'Gre-
gor, Thomson, and Young, Messrs. James
Playfair, W. P. Paton, Hugh Tennent,
Win. Wilson, John Downie Bryce, Hugh
Moncrieff, George Heggie, Win. Brodie,
James Thomson, Thomas Pearson, John
Smith, William Balfour, James Kelso,
James Allan, Michael Rowand, John
Clark, jun., James Salmon, John M'Dou-
all, James Gourlay, William Gourlie,
Robert Smith, William Crichton, John
Kincaid, Robert M'Gavin.
John M'Whirter, Clerk; J. D. Bryce,
Treasurer ; Rev. A. K. M'Callum. M.A.,
Governor of House for Males ; Charles
Ritchie, M.D., Medical Attendant of
Males ; D. Brown, Head Teacher ; Miss
Sliman, Matron of House for Females ;
J. Millar, Medical Attendant for Females.
LOCK HOSPITAL,
41 Rottenrow Street.
Incorporated by Seal of Cause from the
Magistrates and Town Council, aud
supported by Voluntary Contributions.
This Institution was formed in 1805,
for the cure of unfortunate females. The
Dhectors are chosen annually, and con-
sist of one from the Clergy, one from the
Town Council, one from the Merchants'
House, one from the Trades' House, two
from the Faculty of Physicians and
Surgeons, and six from the general body
of Subscribers.
Dr. J. A. Lawrie, Consulting Surgeon ;
R. D. Tannahill and Dr. Arthur Mitchell,
Acting - Surgeons, Directors ex officiis.
Robert Findlay, Secretary ; Dr. J. Aitkeu,
Treasurer.
GLASGOW LOTHIAN.
Instituted 9th January, 1837.
Composed of gentlemen in Glasgow
connected with the counties of Linlithgow,
Edinburgh, and Haddington — -the three
Lothiaus. Entry money, £4. 4s., or
£1. 5s. annually for the four first years.
Object — to afford relief to indigent and
deserving individuals in Glasgow con-
nected with any of the above counties ,
the Lords Lieutenants of the three coun-
ties, Patrons ; James Somervail, Mer-
chant, President ; Alexander Hastie,
M.P., Edward Fairlay, Royal Bank,
Vice-Presidents ; John Mitchell, Mer-
chant, Clyde Street, Treasurer ; Dr. J.
G. Fleming, W. George Street, Surgeon.
John Watkins, 40 George Square,
Secretary.
GLASGOW THISTLE AND ROSE.
William Renny Findlay, President ;
Robert Stewart, Treasurer ; Dr. George
Watt, Surgeon ; Duncan Turner, Secre-
tary ; Richmond Picken, Officer ; John
Logan and Thomas Park, Directors, ex
officiis; John Sloane, Robert Macnair,
jun., David Sloane, William Morier,
William More, William Steele, John
Gillies, James Muir, Andrew Logan,
jun., Donald Kempt, James Callon, and
William Mudie, jun., Ordinary Directors.
The members, after being three years
in the Society, are obliged to receive 15s.
per week, when unable to attend their
employment, and,£l when confined to
bed. The entry money is £4. Quarterly
paj-ments, 6s. The stated meetings are
on the first Monday of December, March,
June, and September.
GLASGOW DUMBARTONSHIRE
BENEVOLENT.
The Duke of Argyll, Lord Privy Seal,
Patron; Thomas Auchterlonie, Preses;
George Stevenson, Treasurer ; Duncan
Turner, Secretary ; Walter Mackenzie,
Robert Young, Peter Mackenzie, William
CHARITABLE AND FRIENDLY SOCIETIES.
Buchanan, Wi. Campbell of Tillichewan,
Andrew Wingate, John Jamieson, W. C.
Alston, Robert Craig, James Reid, Andrew
Tennent, W. G. Mitchell of Garwood,
William Gourlie.
The school, Barony Glebe, near the
High Church, may be visited by strangers
every Wednesday, at two o'clock after-
noon, but on no other day.
HUTCHESON'S HOSPITAL AND
SCHOOL.
Founded by G. and T. Hutcheson for
the maintenance of decayed Burgesses of
Glasgow, and the Widows and Daughters
of Burgesses ; and the education of Boys,
sons of Burgesses.
D. Mackinlay, Preceptor ; the Magis-
trates and Council, with the Ministers of
the Ten Established Churches of Glasgow,
Patrons ; Laurence Hill, Chamberlain ;
J. Macarlay and G. H. M'Millan, Teachers ;
John Muir, Music-Master ; Alexander
Gemmill, Baron-Office.
HOUSES OF REFUGE.
Board of Commissioners appointed by
the Statute. — The Sheriff of Lanarkshire,
the Lord Provost of Glasgow, the Dean of
Guild of Glasgow, and the Deacon Con-
venor of Glasgow, ex officiis.
Members appointed by the Magistrates
and Council of Glasgow. — Bailies M'Gre-
gor, Thomson, and Young, Messrs. James
Playfair, W. P. Paton, Hugh Tennent,
Win. Wilson, John Downie Bryce, Hugh
Moncrieff, George Heggie, Win. Brodie,
James Thomson, Thomas Pearson, John
Smith, William Balfour, James Kelso,
James Allan, Michael Rowand, John
Clark, jun., James Salmon, John M'Dou-
all, James Gourlay, William Gourlie,
Robert Smith, William Crichton, John
Kincaid, Robert M'Gavin.
John M'Whirter, Clerk; J. D. Bryce,
Treasurer ; Rev. A. K. M'Callum. M.A.,
Governor of House for Males ; Charles
Ritchie, M.D., Medical Attendant of
Males ; D. Brown, Head Teacher ; Miss
Sliman, Matron of House for Females ;
J. Millar, Medical Attendant for Females.
LOCK HOSPITAL,
41 Rottenrow Street.
Incorporated by Seal of Cause from the
Magistrates and Town Council, aud
supported by Voluntary Contributions.
This Institution was formed in 1805,
for the cure of unfortunate females. The
Dhectors are chosen annually, and con-
sist of one from the Clergy, one from the
Town Council, one from the Merchants'
House, one from the Trades' House, two
from the Faculty of Physicians and
Surgeons, and six from the general body
of Subscribers.
Dr. J. A. Lawrie, Consulting Surgeon ;
R. D. Tannahill and Dr. Arthur Mitchell,
Acting - Surgeons, Directors ex officiis.
Robert Findlay, Secretary ; Dr. J. Aitkeu,
Treasurer.
GLASGOW LOTHIAN.
Instituted 9th January, 1837.
Composed of gentlemen in Glasgow
connected with the counties of Linlithgow,
Edinburgh, and Haddington — -the three
Lothiaus. Entry money, £4. 4s., or
£1. 5s. annually for the four first years.
Object — to afford relief to indigent and
deserving individuals in Glasgow con-
nected with any of the above counties ,
the Lords Lieutenants of the three coun-
ties, Patrons ; James Somervail, Mer-
chant, President ; Alexander Hastie,
M.P., Edward Fairlay, Royal Bank,
Vice-Presidents ; John Mitchell, Mer-
chant, Clyde Street, Treasurer ; Dr. J.
G. Fleming, W. George Street, Surgeon.
John Watkins, 40 George Square,
Secretary.
GLASGOW THISTLE AND ROSE.
William Renny Findlay, President ;
Robert Stewart, Treasurer ; Dr. George
Watt, Surgeon ; Duncan Turner, Secre-
tary ; Richmond Picken, Officer ; John
Logan and Thomas Park, Directors, ex
officiis; John Sloane, Robert Macnair,
jun., David Sloane, William Morier,
William More, William Steele, John
Gillies, James Muir, Andrew Logan,
jun., Donald Kempt, James Callon, and
William Mudie, jun., Ordinary Directors.
The members, after being three years
in the Society, are obliged to receive 15s.
per week, when unable to attend their
employment, and,£l when confined to
bed. The entry money is £4. Quarterly
paj-ments, 6s. The stated meetings are
on the first Monday of December, March,
June, and September.
GLASGOW DUMBARTONSHIRE
BENEVOLENT.
The Duke of Argyll, Lord Privy Seal,
Patron; Thomas Auchterlonie, Preses;
George Stevenson, Treasurer ; Duncan
Turner, Secretary ; Walter Mackenzie,
Robert Young, Peter Mackenzie, William
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| Description | Post-Office annual Glasgow directory 1855-1856 |
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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 | 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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