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PARKHEAD. SUBURBAN DIRECTORY. POLLOKSHAWS
1207
Tweedie, Elizabeth, 280 Dalmar-
nock street
Underwood, John, Craigmore cot.
Cumbernauld rd.
U. P. Church, Westmuir st
Waddell, John, spirit merchant,
587 Gt. Eastern rd ; ho. 591 do.
Waddell, Matthew (of M'Pherson,
Waddell, & Co.), millwright,
engineer, & ironfbunder. Mount-
blue works; house, 591 Great
Eastern road
Waddell, Mrs. John, carting con-
tractor, 192 Gt. Eastern id.
Walker, James, fish and egg mer-
chant, 126J Gt. Ea-tern rd.
Walker, John, slater, 2 Helenvale
st. ; ho. 23 Westmuir st
Watson, A. chandler, 214 Great
Eastern rd
Watson, C. G. licensed victualler,
11 Westmuir street ; house, 1
Gray's lane
Watson, George E. land agent, 11
Westmuir st
Wellwood, Elizabeth, spirit re-
tailer, 185 Great Eastern road ;
ho. 135 Meadow park st.
Welch, Rev. A. minister, White-
vale United Presbyterian Ch.;
ho. March hill villa, Cumber-
nauld road
Westwood, Jame*, tinsmith and
gasfitter, 16 Ewing pi
Westwood, John, tinsmith and
gasfiiter, 46 Westmuir st; ho.
22 Gray's lane
White, W. pawnbroker, 3 Burgher st
Whitson, Joseph, power - loom
manager, East Hope St.; house,
617 Duke st.
Willox, D. & Co. washing powder
manufacturers, 48 Burgher st.
Wilson, James, baker, 617 Great
Eastern rd.
Wilson, John, butcher, 66a Great
Hamilton st. ; house, 26 Sala-
manca street
Wilson, Stevenson, ropemaker, W.
Thorn Rope Works, London rd.
Wilson, Mrs. W. grocer, 143
Westmuir street
Winning, Henry, mineral borer &
well sinker ; bouse, 1 Win-
ning's row, Westmuir st
Winning, Thos. mineral borer, 16
Winning's row, Westmuir st
Worlhington, Henry, clerk, Jane-
field ; ho. 313 Great Eastern rd
Worton, John, spirit merchant, 129
Westmuir st.
Worton, John, spirit mercht. 577
Gt. Eastern rd. ; ho. 3 Ewing
place
Wotherspoon, Robt. letter carrier,
(P.O. Parkh.), ho. G. East, rd
Wylie, Wm. grocer and provision
merchant, 753 Great Eastern rd
Young, David, M.D. 248 Great
Eastern rd. ; ho. 467 do.
Young, James, 12 New road
Young & M'Dougall, milliners
and drapers, 9 Westmuir st
Young, W. surgeon; house, 274
Great Eastern rd
PAETICK.
Population in 1882, 33,962. For Magistrates, see Appendix, page 80, and the body of the book for the
general names.
POLLOKSHAWS.
Population of Eastwood Parish,
comprehending Pollokshaws and
Thornliebank, 1881, 13,915.
Population of burgh 1881,9363,
Parliamentary constit. in East-
wood parish, including the burgh
of Pollokshaws, 584-. Municipal
constit. (resident householders
of £4 rent and upwards), 1261.
MAGISTRATES & TOWN COUNCIL
Dr. Andw. Ritchie, provost; Jas.
Henderson, bailie; David W.
Leckie, treasurer ; councillors,
Dorjald Monro, James Dunlop,
Daniel Walls, Thomas Hart,
James Honeyman, Alex. Craig,
TheMagistrates andTown Council
are Commissioners of Police, ex
officiis. John Campbell, town-
clerk and clerk to the commis-
sioners of police ; James W.
Cameron, treas. and collector to
commissioners of police
CLERGYMEN.
Rev. George Campbell, Eastwood
Rev. Wm. M'Alpine, West Free
Church ; ho. Langside
Rev. David Stewart, East Free
Church ; ho. Rosendale Manse
Rev. Philip Rodger, M.A. ; Parish
Chutch manse, Shawlands
Rev. W. Bisset Gardiner, Original
Secession Church ; ho. Pollok
road, Shawlands
Rev. J. Mercer Dunlop, U.P. Ch.;
ho. Charleswood, Mansewood
Rev. George Newman, Primitive
Methodist Church, Cross st
Eev. James M'Namara, Catholic
clergyman, Mount St. Mary's
EASTWOOD PARISH SCHOOL
BOARD.
John Campbell, Pollok road ; Rev.
James Mercer Dunlop, Charles-
wood, Mansewood; Rov. William
Bisset Gardiner, 4 Pollok villas;
Walter M'Farlane,Thornliebank ;
Rev. James M'Namara, Catholic
clergyman ; Dr. Andw. Ritchie,
Braeside, Shawlands ; Rev.
Philip Rodger, The Manse;
William Stark, Thornliebank;
Dr. Wm. Walker, Kirkland villa;
Robt. Guy, clerk 120 West
Regent st. Glasgow, and The
Wern, Mansewood ; Jas. W.
Cameron, treas. ; officer, Henry
Manford, Bengal street. Board
meets on first Tuesday of every
month
Post Office, Money Order, Savings
Bank and Telegraph Office, Auld-
field pi. Kingst. MissReid,post-
mistress. Despatch-box closes
9.25 a.m., 1.15 p.m., 5.10 p.m.,
6.45 p.m., and 10.0 p.m.
Sundays — 3.15 p.m. Deliveries,
which include Shawlands, com-
mence at 7.40 a.m., 1.0 p.m.
5.0 p.m. and 7.45 p.m. Open
on Sundays from 9 till 10 a.m.
for sale of stamps and telegraph
business.
Adam, John, gas manager; ho.
Macarthur st
Adam, Wm. house painter, paper-
hanger, &c. 6 Pollok st.; ho.
Town's Cross
Adamson, J. S. (at Galloway &
Co.'s)
Ai;kenhead, Alex. Shawmoss farm
Aitkenhead, Alex, dairy, Auld-
house bridge
Aitkenheai, Ceo. Lochinch farm
Alexander, Alexander, Anna villa,
Mansewood
Algie, Ju. L. clerk at Baird &
Stevenson's, Orchard and Giff-
nock Quarries; ho. Coustonholm
Alison, Archd. (of Alison Bros.),
house, 4 Maxwell st
Alison Bros, ironfounders, Cogan
street