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Vessels sailing from the port and put back by stress of weather or
any other cause without having accomplished their voyage, shall not
be liable in additional shore-dues.
Vessels from any part of the river with stones, and having no other
goods on board, and delivering their cargoes in the precincts of the
harbour, to pay two shillings each voyage, in name of tonnage-dues.
Vessels arriving in ballast for the purpose of being repaired in the
graving-dock, and departing in ballast, exempted from shore-dues.
COMMITTEE OF TRUSTEES ON THE FERRIES.
Honourable D. G. Hallyburton
of Pitcur.
George Kinloch of Kinloch,
Robert Jobson, Dundee.
A. M. Guthrie, yr. of Craigie.
Thomas Erskine of Linlathen.
Alexander Bethune of Blebo.
George Cheap of Fusk.
James Spens of Craigsanquhar.
John A. Thomson of Charleton.
William Berry of Tayfield.
David Brown, Dundee.
Patrick Scott, Dundee.
David Blair of Cookston.
John Alison of Wellbank.
Major David FyfFe of Logic.
FERRIES ON THE RIVER TAY.
Freight ofasteam-boatL. 10 10
Freight of a sail-boat 6
Freight of pinnace, cutter, &c.4 6
Coach, barouche, or landau 7
Hearse 12
Mourning coach 9
Four-wheeled chaise, &c 6
I Curricle 3s. 6d. Tax-cart 1 6
Two-whesled chaise, gig, &c. 2 6
Each person in 1st. cabin. ...1
Each person (except shearers
or market people) on deck
or in 2nd. cabin 9
Shearers and people carrying
provisions to market for sale 6
Child under 12 years, half-price.
Children on the knee gratis.
H orse drawing a cart or wag-
gon, wlien with it 8
Each stallion 5
Each other horse. 1
Mule or ass 8
Bull, cow, ox, or heifer. ....0 8
Sheep or goat 1|
Lamb or kid I
Calf, boar, sow, or hog, alive. 4
Calf, boar, sow, or hog, dead.O 3
Each salmon 1^
Each sporting dog 6
Each other dog , 2
Shepherd's dog with flock or
drove, gratis.
Coaches and other four-wheeled carriages, gigs, and taxed carts,
with the horses employed in drawing them, will be allowed to pass
and repass the ferry on the same day, for payment of one fare, pro-
vided they return with the same company, or empty.
The preceding freights are for boats or pinnaces, &c. from 6 morn-
ling till 10 at night, from 1st. April to 31st. October j and from ^
any other cause without having accomplished their voyage, shall not
be liable in additional shore-dues.
Vessels from any part of the river with stones, and having no other
goods on board, and delivering their cargoes in the precincts of the
harbour, to pay two shillings each voyage, in name of tonnage-dues.
Vessels arriving in ballast for the purpose of being repaired in the
graving-dock, and departing in ballast, exempted from shore-dues.
COMMITTEE OF TRUSTEES ON THE FERRIES.
Honourable D. G. Hallyburton
of Pitcur.
George Kinloch of Kinloch,
Robert Jobson, Dundee.
A. M. Guthrie, yr. of Craigie.
Thomas Erskine of Linlathen.
Alexander Bethune of Blebo.
George Cheap of Fusk.
James Spens of Craigsanquhar.
John A. Thomson of Charleton.
William Berry of Tayfield.
David Brown, Dundee.
Patrick Scott, Dundee.
David Blair of Cookston.
John Alison of Wellbank.
Major David FyfFe of Logic.
FERRIES ON THE RIVER TAY.
Freight ofasteam-boatL. 10 10
Freight of a sail-boat 6
Freight of pinnace, cutter, &c.4 6
Coach, barouche, or landau 7
Hearse 12
Mourning coach 9
Four-wheeled chaise, &c 6
I Curricle 3s. 6d. Tax-cart 1 6
Two-whesled chaise, gig, &c. 2 6
Each person in 1st. cabin. ...1
Each person (except shearers
or market people) on deck
or in 2nd. cabin 9
Shearers and people carrying
provisions to market for sale 6
Child under 12 years, half-price.
Children on the knee gratis.
H orse drawing a cart or wag-
gon, wlien with it 8
Each stallion 5
Each other horse. 1
Mule or ass 8
Bull, cow, ox, or heifer. ....0 8
Sheep or goat 1|
Lamb or kid I
Calf, boar, sow, or hog, alive. 4
Calf, boar, sow, or hog, dead.O 3
Each salmon 1^
Each sporting dog 6
Each other dog , 2
Shepherd's dog with flock or
drove, gratis.
Coaches and other four-wheeled carriages, gigs, and taxed carts,
with the horses employed in drawing them, will be allowed to pass
and repass the ferry on the same day, for payment of one fare, pro-
vided they return with the same company, or empty.
The preceding freights are for boats or pinnaces, &c. from 6 morn-
ling till 10 at night, from 1st. April to 31st. October j and from ^
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| Scottish Post Office Directories > Towns > Dundee > Dundee directory and register > 1829-1830 > (83) |
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| Description | Dundee Directory and Register, for 1829-30 ... . Printed by and for James Chalmers. |
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| Shelfmark | R.255.i |
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| Description | Preceded by: Dundee register and directory. Succeeded by: Dundee directory (1840). |
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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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