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APPENDIX.
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Registrar of Births, Marriages, and Deaths.
District of Paisley — Hugh Allison, Registrar, Terrace Buildings.
Office Hours — 10 till 3 Daily, unless Saturday, when the Office closes at 1 o'clock. Open also
on the evenings of Monday and Thursday from 6 till 8.
Fee for Certificate of Birth, Marriage, or Death — if ordered at Registration, 2s. Id.; if after-
wards, 3s. Id. Fee for a Particular Search, Is.; General Search, 2s. Fee for Extract of Death,
under the Friendly Society Act — if form filled up hy Applicant, Is.; if filled up hy Registrar, Is. 3d.
A Birth must be Registered within Twenty-One Days.
A Marriage within Three Days after solemnization.
A Death within Eight Days, but previous to interment.
The Fee for Publication of Marriage is 2s. 6d. for Parties residing within the Registiation
District. Eight Clear Days' Notice must be given previous to the date of marriage.
FEES FOR PROCLAMATION OF BANNS.
PARISH CHURCHES.
For Two or Three Sundays, 2s 6d | For One Sunday only, 10s 6d
Where the Parties reside in any two of the Parishes within the Registration District of
Paisley, only One Fee is charged for one day proclamations.
LIST OF PARISHES
With the Streets embraced in each (alphabetically arranged), and the Names and Addresses of
the Session Clerks, who take in Proclamations of Marriage for their respective Paiishes.
Abbey street
Abbey terrace
Abbey close
Abercorn street
Ardgowan street (Blackhall)
Auchintorlie rd. (from Clark's
court to Hawkhead road)
Blackhall
Blackhall buildings
Bridge street (north)
Buchanan street (east)
Cart street
Cameron street
Christie street
Chapelhill
Cochran street
Cotton street
Abbey Parish,
Within the Burgh,
Includes —
Crofts (north,south,easr, &west
Crow road (south side only)
Calside road (west side, to
Haircraigs cot.)
Garthland place
Garthland lane
Garthland street
Gateside
Gallowhill
Gauze street
Glasgow road (both sides to
Halfway-house and Hagg's
road)
Glebe street
Greenlaw
Hawthorn buildings
Incle street !
King street (Saucel)
Ladyburn
Lawn street
Laighpark
Lonend
Mill street (to Seedhi'ls)
Millar street
Netherhill
Niddry street
Renfrew street
Renfrew road (to Potter-row or
village)
Sandyford
Silk street.
Saucel
Thread street
William sburgh
Outline of the Landward Part of the Abbey Parish.
From Halfway-House to Corkerhill, Henderton, Crookston, Hawkhead Pleasure Grounds to
South Lodge, and from thence along the Barrhead Road to Crosstobs, from thence toBrownside,
Stanley Muir, and from thence to Bent Bridge, Bentston, and Hartfield, from thence to Glen-
patrick Burn, along the east side of this burn to the Distillery, from thence to Foxbar and
Lounsdale, and on to a point on Chain road where the Canal Railway crosses said road ; then
along the south side of the Railway to Crow road, along the centre of this road to Calside road,
from thence to Haircraigs cottage, and from thence in aline south of Falside place to Thornly
Park, then to Barterholm bridge, to Hunterhill, Chapelhill, Blackhall, to Saucel and to Espedair
Burn bridge, corner of Gordon's lane.
Then again starting at Halfway-House, in a line north of Hillington terrace to North Hilling-
ton, Rylees, Old Hall, and the Arklestons, to Sandyford, to Abbot's Burn, to Moss toll bar, from
thence to Moss plantation, from thence in a line to Blackstone house, from thence to East
Candren, to Craigielea.
Session Clerk — Robert Muir.
Office — at Lawn street School.
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