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APPENDIX
TO
JOHNSTONE, QUARRELTON, ELDERSLIE,
AND LINWOOD
DIRECTORY.
COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT.
Peter Fletcher, President, — Robert Smith, Treasurer.
Rt. Montgomerie, sen.
Alexander Esdon,
James Smith,
David Lang,
William Campbell.
Justices of Peace residmg near Johnstone.
Justice of Peace Court Held in Black Bull Hall, first Friday of
every Month, at 11 o'clock, forenoon.
L. Houstoun of JohnstoneCastle
W. Houstoun, Johnstone Castle
Sir William Milliken Napier, of
Milliken & Napier, Bart.
William Napier of Blackstoun,
W. Cuninghame of Craigends,
Campbell Snodgrass of Thornhill
William Campbell, Clerk.
MINISTERS.
CHAPEL OF EASE, 11, Ludovic Square,
Alexander Telfer.
UNITED SECESSION CHURCH, 18, Church Street,
John Clapperton.
RELIEF CHURCH, VValkinshaw Street,
Minister vacant.
UNIVERSALIST MEETING HOUSE, 10, George Street,
John Fraser.
METHODIST MEETING HOUSE,
6, Quarry Street.
N.B. — For residence see Dii'ectory.
Medical Practitioners.
John Pinkerton, h^ High street — house Newfield,
James Pinkerton, 21 High street — house 16 Houstoun square,.
Matthew S. Pinkerton — house 23 William street,
James Shanks— house Bank House,
Joha Muir, 54 High street — house do,
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TO
JOHNSTONE, QUARRELTON, ELDERSLIE,
AND LINWOOD
DIRECTORY.
COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT.
Peter Fletcher, President, — Robert Smith, Treasurer.
Rt. Montgomerie, sen.
Alexander Esdon,
James Smith,
David Lang,
William Campbell.
Justices of Peace residmg near Johnstone.
Justice of Peace Court Held in Black Bull Hall, first Friday of
every Month, at 11 o'clock, forenoon.
L. Houstoun of JohnstoneCastle
W. Houstoun, Johnstone Castle
Sir William Milliken Napier, of
Milliken & Napier, Bart.
William Napier of Blackstoun,
W. Cuninghame of Craigends,
Campbell Snodgrass of Thornhill
William Campbell, Clerk.
MINISTERS.
CHAPEL OF EASE, 11, Ludovic Square,
Alexander Telfer.
UNITED SECESSION CHURCH, 18, Church Street,
John Clapperton.
RELIEF CHURCH, VValkinshaw Street,
Minister vacant.
UNIVERSALIST MEETING HOUSE, 10, George Street,
John Fraser.
METHODIST MEETING HOUSE,
6, Quarry Street.
N.B. — For residence see Dii'ectory.
Medical Practitioners.
John Pinkerton, h^ High street — house Newfield,
James Pinkerton, 21 High street — house 16 Houstoun square,.
Matthew S. Pinkerton — house 23 William street,
James Shanks— house Bank House,
Joha Muir, 54 High street — house do,
K 4
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| Description | For 1829-1830. Third edition. Title reads: Fowler's new commercial directory of the principle towns and villages in the upper ward of Renfrewshire. |
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| Description | Paisley: G. Fowler. [1829-1830 edition has title: Fowler's new commercial directory of the principal towns and villages in the upper ward of Renfrewshire.] |
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| Description | Directories of individual Scottish counties or parts of counties. |
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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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