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LENZIE.-
-SUBUEBAN DIRECTORY.-
-JIARYHILL.
Walker, Jas. K. Woodbonrne ho. Watson, Jas., LaDjrmnirbcad
Walker, John, 4 Regent eq
-Walker, Mrs. D. Hughenden
Warden, W. C. Westfield
Watson, David, joiner
Watt, Alexander, Garngaber
White, William, Fenside
Wilson, John, 10 Glenbank ter
Wilson, Samuel, Glenara
Wordie, Peter, jMillersneuk
Wright, George, The Grange
Wylie, Geo. J. Kinloch, Pomona
Young, John, Bnrnbank terrace
Young, William, Mosslea
M A H Y H I L L.
Miiryhill created a burgh- in June,
1856. Fopulation in 1881,
] 2,916. Member of Parliament
for the Partick Division, A.
Craig Sellar, Esq.
Maryhill barracks is situated
about 25- miles from Eoyal
Exchange, Glasgow. The ac-
comRJOiJation consists of in-
fantry quarters for 824 men ;
officers' quarters, SB ; cavalry,
148 men and 6 officers ; Royal
artillery, 154 men and 6 officers ;
horses, cavalry, 104, officers,
10 ; horses, artillery, 86, offi-
cers, 9. Hospital accommoda-
tion for 60 patients ; prison,
21.
Post Office, 135 Main street,
open from 9 a.m. till 6 p.m.,
for the issue of Money orders
and Savings Bank business, and
for Telegraph bus'ness from S
a m. till 8 p.m. Box closes at
10 a.m., 12 noon, 3 pni., 5 p.m.,
6 p.m., and 8 p.m. Deliveries —
7,20 a.m., 1 p.m., 3 p.m. and
6 p.m. Open on Sundays from
9 till 10 a.m. for delivery of
letters to callers, for sale of
stamps and telegraph business.
Magistrates and Commissioners —
John Murray, senior magistrate;
John Craig and John M'Kellar,
junior magistrates. 1st Ward,
James StiiTat, Juhn M'Kellar,
D. Marshall; 2d Ward, David
Robb, M. E. M'Sheny, Jas.
O'Hear; 3d Ward, Alex. Petrie,
John Craig, Alex. Thomson ;
4th Ward, John Murrsy, Pro-
vost, Wm. M'Leod, Jn. Graham ;
James Elder, C.E. burgh sur-
veyor. Burgh btiildinps, and
204 St. Vincent street • J. M.
Taylor and D. Foulis, asses-
sors ; James Sbaw, treasurer
and collector — office, New
Municipal buildings ; James
Beddie, supt. of police, fiscal,
and sanitary inspector
Clergymen— Rev. W. S. Shanks,
Rev. John Girvan, Rev. Wm.
Duncan, Rev. John Anderson,
B.D. Billhead; Rev. J. White,
M.A.; Rev. James Barr, E.C.;
The Very Rev. Canon James
Cameron, V.G.R.C.C; Rev. Jas.
Morrison, R.C. and Rev. Henry
Kuppers, R.C.
School Board — James A. R. Main,
chairman. Rev. W. S. Shanks,
Rev. Jo' n Anderson, M.A., B.D.,
Rev. Canon Cameron, V.G., D.
Robb, Andrew Henderson, Jas.
O'Hear, John King, Jn. Breeze;
E. W. Sinclair, clerk and treas.
office, 2 Albert terrace. The
Bosrd meets on the first Mon-
day of the month at 7.S0 p.m.
Registrar, Wm. Muir, 265 Gair-
braid st.; ho. 263 do.; open from
10 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Saturdays,
10 a.m. to 12; and on Mon-
days, Wednesdays and Fridays
from 6 to 8 p.m.
Ackroyd, J. E. inspector of iron
■works, 237 Gairbraid st
Adams, Sirs. Robert, butcher, 199
Gairbraid St.; house, 201 do.
Addie, Robert, & Sons, coal-
masters, GarsGube Colliery
Aitchison, John (at Henderson
Bros.'), ho. 10 Lome ter.
Ailchison, John G. measurer, 15
Campbell st
Aitchison, Tho. (at Kelvin Chemi-
cal Co.), ho. 15 Campbell st
Aiiken, Wm. spirit merchant, 71
Main street
Alexacder, Fergnsson, & Co. metal
merchants, sheet lead, lead
pipes, white lead, red lead,
litharge, paint, colour, and
varnish masr.facturers, oil mer-
cLants and refiners ; lead works
and countiug-honse, 36, 48
M'AIpine st; white lead, red
lead, litharge, paint, colour, and
varnish -works, RncLill whsrf.
Forth and Ciyde Canal
Alexander, John, draper, 180, 182
Main st ; ho. 5 Campbell st
Allan, Sobt. manager, Balgray and
Gartaavel pits
Alston, David (at Clarkson &
Beckitt's), ho. 392 Gairbraid
street
Anderson, A., 34 Kelvinside av.
Anderson, John, 34 Kelvinside
avenue
Anderson, Mrs. Geo., coal mer-
chant; depots, Ruchill Station
and Gairbraid st.; ho. 10 Lome
terrace
Auld, Mstthew, session clerk for
the parish of Maryhill, 2 Ar-
gyle street
Baird & Stevenson, quarry mas-
ters, Netherton quarry
Ballantyne, Agnes, tobacconist,
400 Gairbraid st
Bank of Scotland ; agent, George
Hoggsn
Beckitt, E. (of Clarkson & Beekitt)
ho. 11 Percy ter, Montgomery
street, Kelvinside.
Beddie, James, superintendent of
police, procurator - fiscal and
sauitary inspsctor, Burgh build-
ings ; ho. 19 Campbell st
Bennet, James, metallurgist, 12
Hamilton drive
Bennie, Matthew, china merchant,
newsagent, and tobacconist, 141
Main street ; ho. 155 do.
Bickerton, C. T. post office, 185
Main St.; ho. 131 d\
Borland, James, joiner and glazier,
Horslethill rd. Kelvinside ; ho.
32 Kelvinside avenue
Borland, Jas. plasterer, 49 Kelvin-
side avenue
Bowes, Robert, spirit merchant, 72
Main street
Bowser, Miss, East Park Cottage
Homes for Incurable Children
Boyd, Thos. stationer, 116Mainst.;
ho. 7 Janefield place
Brogan, Wm. grocer and provision
merchar.t, 175 Gairbraid st.;
house, 86 North Watson st
Brown, Alexander, contractor, 19
Gairbraid avcnue
Brown, John, ironmonger and
general merchant, 91 Main st
Brown, Pender, flesher, 144 Main
st; ho. 2 Church st. Gibhochill
Brown, Mr.', grocer, 172 Main st. ;
h^. 170 Main st
Brown, Nellie, bread fhnp, 132
Henderson st.; ho. Gowanbank
cottage
Bryan, D. saddler and harness
maker, 162 Main st
Bryan, Robert, gas collector,
131 Main st