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Newspaper Offices. 60
SECRUITING DISTRICT OFFICE, 164 Hope Street.
RELIGIOUS INSTITUTION ROOMS, 12 South Hanover Street.
ROYAL ENGINEERS' OFFICE, 92 South Portland Street.
STAMP OFFICE, Entrance by 78 Queen Street, and 81 Millar Street. Open
from 10 till 4 o'clock, and shuts on Saturday at 12. — James Sinclair Lockhait,
Distributor.
SASINE OFFICE FOR THE BURGH OF GLASGOW.— Andrew Cunning-
ham, Registrar, City Chambers.
SASINE OFFICE FOR THE SHIRE OF RENFREW, AND REGALITY
OF GLASGOW.— Thomas Grahame, W.S., and Thomas Hill, Registrars, 5 Moore
Place.
SHERIFF'S CHAMBERS, County BuUdings, Wilson Street.— Archibald Ali-
son, Sheriff; Henry Glassford Bell and George Skene, Substitutes; John Drys-
dale. 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 Thurday,
weekly.
SESSION-CLERK'S OFFICE, for the City, 57 St. George's Place.— Robert
Strang, Clerk ; James M'AIlister, Deputy do.
SESSION-CLERK'S OFFICE FOR BARONY PARISH, 52 West Nile
Street. Open from 10 till 3 o'clock. — David M'Brayne, Clerk.
SESSION- CLERK'S OFFICE FOR HUTCHESONTOWN. GORBALS
PROPER, LAURIESTON, TRADESTON, AND KINGSTOWN, 61 Adel-
phi Street. — James Coats, Clerk.
STATUTE LABOUR CONVERSION OFFICE.— By virtue of a late Act of
Parliament, the management of the Statue-Labour Conversion is vested in the
Muncipal Police and Satute Labour Committee ; and alterations have been made
by that Act in the Rates of Statute-Labour Money, itc, Ac. Particular information
as to which, may be had by application to John Burnet, Esq., Clerk of Police,
Police Buildings.
TONNAGE OFFICE, 14 Robertson Street.— William Muir, Collector; James
Martin, Tonnage Master.
CITY CLERKS' CHAMBERS, City EuiSdin^s, Wilson Street.— James Red-
die, William Davie, Angus Turner, and Arthur Fi.ibes, City Clerks.
NEWSPAPER OFFICES, AND DAYS OF PUBLICATION.
ARGUS, Monday and Thursday Mornings, 25 Queen Street.
CHRONICLE, Wednesday Morning and Evening, 15 Turner's Court, 87 Argyll
Street.
CHRISTIAN NEWS. Thursday Morning, 6-5 Candle*'jggs Street.
CONSTITUTIONAL, Wednesday and Saturday Mornings, 21 ArgyU Street.
COURIER, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, Buchanan Court, 75
Argyll Street.
CITIZEN, Saturday Morning, 22 St. Enoch Square.
EXAMINER, Saturday, 7 Argyll Street, (Corner of StockweU Street.)
GREENOCK ADVERTISER, and CLYDE COMMERCIAL JOURNAL,
Tuesday and Friday Mornings, 28 Glassford Street.
HERALD, Monday and Friday Mornings, Spreull's Court, 182 Trongate, and,(|
26 Glassford Street.
NATIONAL ADVERTISER, Saturday Morning, 138 Argyll Street.
NORTH BRITISH ADVERTISER, Saturday Morning, 98 Miller Street.
NORTH BRITISH RAILWAY and SHIPPING JOURNAL, Saturday
Morning, Prince's Square, 48 Buchanan Street.
NORTH BRITISH MAIL, Daily, 167 Argyll Street.
SECRUITING DISTRICT OFFICE, 164 Hope Street.
RELIGIOUS INSTITUTION ROOMS, 12 South Hanover Street.
ROYAL ENGINEERS' OFFICE, 92 South Portland Street.
STAMP OFFICE, Entrance by 78 Queen Street, and 81 Millar Street. Open
from 10 till 4 o'clock, and shuts on Saturday at 12. — James Sinclair Lockhait,
Distributor.
SASINE OFFICE FOR THE BURGH OF GLASGOW.— Andrew Cunning-
ham, Registrar, City Chambers.
SASINE OFFICE FOR THE SHIRE OF RENFREW, AND REGALITY
OF GLASGOW.— Thomas Grahame, W.S., and Thomas Hill, Registrars, 5 Moore
Place.
SHERIFF'S CHAMBERS, County BuUdings, Wilson Street.— Archibald Ali-
son, Sheriff; Henry Glassford Bell and George Skene, Substitutes; John Drys-
dale. 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 Thurday,
weekly.
SESSION-CLERK'S OFFICE, for the City, 57 St. George's Place.— Robert
Strang, Clerk ; James M'AIlister, Deputy do.
SESSION-CLERK'S OFFICE FOR BARONY PARISH, 52 West Nile
Street. Open from 10 till 3 o'clock. — David M'Brayne, Clerk.
SESSION- CLERK'S OFFICE FOR HUTCHESONTOWN. GORBALS
PROPER, LAURIESTON, TRADESTON, AND KINGSTOWN, 61 Adel-
phi Street. — James Coats, Clerk.
STATUTE LABOUR CONVERSION OFFICE.— By virtue of a late Act of
Parliament, the management of the Statue-Labour Conversion is vested in the
Muncipal Police and Satute Labour Committee ; and alterations have been made
by that Act in the Rates of Statute-Labour Money, itc, Ac. Particular information
as to which, may be had by application to John Burnet, Esq., Clerk of Police,
Police Buildings.
TONNAGE OFFICE, 14 Robertson Street.— William Muir, Collector; James
Martin, Tonnage Master.
CITY CLERKS' CHAMBERS, City EuiSdin^s, Wilson Street.— James Red-
die, William Davie, Angus Turner, and Arthur Fi.ibes, City Clerks.
NEWSPAPER OFFICES, AND DAYS OF PUBLICATION.
ARGUS, Monday and Thursday Mornings, 25 Queen Street.
CHRONICLE, Wednesday Morning and Evening, 15 Turner's Court, 87 Argyll
Street.
CHRISTIAN NEWS. Thursday Morning, 6-5 Candle*'jggs Street.
CONSTITUTIONAL, Wednesday and Saturday Mornings, 21 ArgyU Street.
COURIER, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, Buchanan Court, 75
Argyll Street.
CITIZEN, Saturday Morning, 22 St. Enoch Square.
EXAMINER, Saturday, 7 Argyll Street, (Corner of StockweU Street.)
GREENOCK ADVERTISER, and CLYDE COMMERCIAL JOURNAL,
Tuesday and Friday Mornings, 28 Glassford Street.
HERALD, Monday and Friday Mornings, Spreull's Court, 182 Trongate, and,(|
26 Glassford Street.
NATIONAL ADVERTISER, Saturday Morning, 138 Argyll Street.
NORTH BRITISH ADVERTISER, Saturday Morning, 98 Miller Street.
NORTH BRITISH RAILWAY and SHIPPING JOURNAL, Saturday
Morning, Prince's Square, 48 Buchanan Street.
NORTH BRITISH MAIL, Daily, 167 Argyll Street.
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| Scottish Post Office Directories > Towns > Glasgow > Post-Office annual Glasgow directory > 1847-1848 > (612) |
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| Permanent URL | https://digital.nls.uk/84350177 |
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| Description | Post-Office annual Glasgow directory 1847-1848 |
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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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