Counties > Renfrewshire > 1829-1842 - Fowler's commercial directory of the principal towns and villages in the upper ward of Renfrewshire > 1829-1830

118 APPENDIX.
WRITERS.
William Campbell, 18, Collier Street,
Robert Hodgert, jun. 22, William Street,
James Campbell, 18, Collier Street.
SESSION CLERK.
William VVilson, 27, Rankin Street.
Church Officers and Precentors.
Chapel of Ease, William Semple, officer, 14 Quarry street — William
Wilson, Precentor, 27, Rankin street.
United Secession Church, — John Morrison, officer, 32 Campbell
street — Precentor vacant.
Relief Church, officer and precentor not appointed.
SHERIFF OFFICERS.
Henderson, Alex. 22, Calder st.
Douglass, John, Johnstone,
Munro, Findlay, Thorn,
Semple, William, Town Crier, 14
Quarry street.
EXCISE OFFICERS.
John M'Robie, 54, High street, | John Pittendreigh, 54, High st.
MID WIVES. ! F(
Mrs. Robertson, 75, High street
Mrs. Turner, 22, High street,
Mrs. Barbour, 21, Koustoun sq.
Mrs. William Allan, opposite
Quarry, Elderslie
AUCTIONEERS.
Blackburn, James, 67, High str. \ Crawford, William, 25 High street
Johnstone Coffee and News Room.
At the Bull Inn, 53 High street, supported by Subscription.
Blackburn's Coffee and News Room, at Blackburn's Hotel, 67,
High street, supported by Subscription.
POST OFFICE, 53 High Street,
The EDINBURGH, GLASGOW, PAISLEY, and other Mails ar-
rive at Six o'clock in the morning, and depart at half-past One,
afternoon.
PRIVATE BAG arrives at Seven o'clock evening.
Office hours from Eight o'clock, a. ai. till Nine o'clock, p. m.
Robert Hodgert, sen. Post Master.
N.B. — See Rates of Postages, Paisley Directory, pages 89, 90