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James Hill, clerk
Andrew Buchanan, officer
I Skinners.
I John Shearer, jun. coll.
John Maxwell, clerk
j James Young, officer
I Wrights.
I William Dunn, colle6tor
George Crawford, clerk
William Lochhead, officer
I Coopers.
Hugh MTarlane, colle6lor
Alexander Govan, clerk
John Wilfon, officer
FleJJiers.
John Shugars, colle6lor
John Maxwell, clerk
Mafons.
John Alflon, colle6lor
Claud Marfhall, clerk
James Ingles, officer
Gardners.
John Nielfon, colle6lor
Matthew Gilmour, clerk
Walter M'Lellan, officer
Barbers.
James Rennie, colle6lor
George Riddoch, clerk
David Robb, officer
Bonnet-makers, and Dy-
ers.
Andrew Tomlin, colle(5lor
Claud Marfhall, clerk
James Kelly, officer
Robert Gilmour, officer
Refers to the Procurators Lift, and the Alphabetical
Lift, for Intelligence to the above perfons Lodgings.
Water Engines.
No. A Engine ftands at the Mealmarket — Keys to be
found at David Rofs's, flater, firft clofs north ftde of
the well, High-ftreet, and at the Porter's of the Col-
lege
No. B Engine ftands at the Potatoe market, King's-ftreet
— Keys to be found at John Smith's, flater, 2d clofs
fouth of the Grammar School Wynd, ift flat, fore land,
and at the Guard-house
No. C and D Engines ftands upon the north end of the
Wynd Church, betwixt the New and back Wynds,
fouth fide Trongate — Keys to be found at Robert
Smith's, flater, 4th clofs weft ftde High-ftreet, John
Eadie's, cork cutter, Candleriggs, and James Stobo's,
change-keeper and carter, Candleriggs
No. E Stands at Hutchefon's Hofpital — Keys to be found
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James Hill, clerk
Andrew Buchanan, officer
I Skinners.
I John Shearer, jun. coll.
John Maxwell, clerk
j James Young, officer
I Wrights.
I William Dunn, colle6tor
George Crawford, clerk
William Lochhead, officer
I Coopers.
Hugh MTarlane, colle6lor
Alexander Govan, clerk
John Wilfon, officer
FleJJiers.
John Shugars, colle6lor
John Maxwell, clerk
Mafons.
John Alflon, colle6lor
Claud Marfhall, clerk
James Ingles, officer
Gardners.
John Nielfon, colle6lor
Matthew Gilmour, clerk
Walter M'Lellan, officer
Barbers.
James Rennie, colle6lor
George Riddoch, clerk
David Robb, officer
Bonnet-makers, and Dy-
ers.
Andrew Tomlin, colle(5lor
Claud Marfhall, clerk
James Kelly, officer
Robert Gilmour, officer
Refers to the Procurators Lift, and the Alphabetical
Lift, for Intelligence to the above perfons Lodgings.
Water Engines.
No. A Engine ftands at the Mealmarket — Keys to be
found at David Rofs's, flater, firft clofs north ftde of
the well, High-ftreet, and at the Porter's of the Col-
lege
No. B Engine ftands at the Potatoe market, King's-ftreet
— Keys to be found at John Smith's, flater, 2d clofs
fouth of the Grammar School Wynd, ift flat, fore land,
and at the Guard-house
No. C and D Engines ftands upon the north end of the
Wynd Church, betwixt the New and back Wynds,
fouth fide Trongate — Keys to be found at Robert
Smith's, flater, 4th clofs weft ftde High-ftreet, John
Eadie's, cork cutter, Candleriggs, and James Stobo's,
change-keeper and carter, Candleriggs
No. E Stands at Hutchefon's Hofpital — Keys to be found
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| Description | With an introduction, and notes of old Glasgow celebrities, by the "Rambling reporter". Glasgow: William Love, 1868. Printed by R. Anderson. |
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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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