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MUNICIPAL INSTITUTIONS.
11
COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT.
The Provost, Chairman.
Elected by the Burgesses.
Robert Catto, merchant
G. Elsmie, jun.
William Duthie, shipowner
Alex. Forbes, merchant
Alex. Milne, grain merchant
Elected by the Trades.
Convener Cooper
Elected by the Council.
Baillies Simpson and Clark
G. Thompson, jun. .Deem of Guild
Alex. Webster, City Treasurer
A. Hadden, Master of Shore
Works
David Chalmers, printer
William Allen, merchant
William Fraser, do.
John Angus, Secretary and Clerk
James Riddel, Collector and Treasurer
J. Abernethy, Engineer and Superintendent of Works
SHORE AND HARBOUR DUES DEPARTMENT.
James Riddel, Collector
Alexander Reid, James Nicol, William Smith, and Peter Riddel,
Clerks and Sworn Bulkers
W. R. Riddel, Book-keeper— John Reith, Assistant
SIIOREDUES ON PASSENGERS' LUGGAGE, &C.
Passengers' Luggage, exceeding 2 Bar-
rel Bulk, for each Passenger, per
Barrel Bulk,
Coaches and Carriages with 4 wheels, each
Britska, „ „„
Phseton, „
Gig, „
Horse, Bull, Cow, or Ox,
Dogs,
Sheep and Pigs, ~~~. .
Burgess
Unfreemen
Dues.
Dues.
£ S. D.
£ S. D.
3
4
15
1
11 3
15
7 6
10
3 9
5
2
2 8
1
1 4
ih
6
MORTON S SLIP,
Capable of hauling up and retaining the largest class of steamers,
or two vessels of 600 tons each, for repair ■
Superintendent — -William Minto, York Street, Footdee
Dues — Id per day for each register Ton, for the first 14 lawful days
4d per ditto ditto, for each day after
The above dues include the use of stove for heating plank, pitch
and tar pots, blocks, shores, stages, &c.
TUG STEAM-BOATS — SEAHORSE AND PAUL JONES.
James Urquhart, Master
.Application for the Tug to be made to the Master, or Captain- Pilot.
Rates from the Bay to the Second or Upper Jetty, and from the Lower
Quays to Sea : —
Under 200 Tons 2d per Ton | 200 Tons, and upwards, 2^d
Inward or outward bound, and towed to or from Waterloo Quay, or
Upper Quays, to pay extra, viz. : —
Under 150 Tons™ 3s 6d | Above 150 Tons 5s
When towed to or from the Lower to the Upper Quays, or from one
part of the Harbour to another : —
Under 150 Tons 6s | Above 150 Tons „™~ 10s
The Tug Steam boats belong to the Harbour Trust, but there is
another tug boat, the Dorothy, put on the towage station by pri-
vate enterprise, and charges the same rate of towage as the others
for the sea-reach, with 2s 8d additional for Harbour Towage.
11
COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT.
The Provost, Chairman.
Elected by the Burgesses.
Robert Catto, merchant
G. Elsmie, jun.
William Duthie, shipowner
Alex. Forbes, merchant
Alex. Milne, grain merchant
Elected by the Trades.
Convener Cooper
Elected by the Council.
Baillies Simpson and Clark
G. Thompson, jun. .Deem of Guild
Alex. Webster, City Treasurer
A. Hadden, Master of Shore
Works
David Chalmers, printer
William Allen, merchant
William Fraser, do.
John Angus, Secretary and Clerk
James Riddel, Collector and Treasurer
J. Abernethy, Engineer and Superintendent of Works
SHORE AND HARBOUR DUES DEPARTMENT.
James Riddel, Collector
Alexander Reid, James Nicol, William Smith, and Peter Riddel,
Clerks and Sworn Bulkers
W. R. Riddel, Book-keeper— John Reith, Assistant
SIIOREDUES ON PASSENGERS' LUGGAGE, &C.
Passengers' Luggage, exceeding 2 Bar-
rel Bulk, for each Passenger, per
Barrel Bulk,
Coaches and Carriages with 4 wheels, each
Britska, „ „„
Phseton, „
Gig, „
Horse, Bull, Cow, or Ox,
Dogs,
Sheep and Pigs, ~~~. .
Burgess
Unfreemen
Dues.
Dues.
£ S. D.
£ S. D.
3
4
15
1
11 3
15
7 6
10
3 9
5
2
2 8
1
1 4
ih
6
MORTON S SLIP,
Capable of hauling up and retaining the largest class of steamers,
or two vessels of 600 tons each, for repair ■
Superintendent — -William Minto, York Street, Footdee
Dues — Id per day for each register Ton, for the first 14 lawful days
4d per ditto ditto, for each day after
The above dues include the use of stove for heating plank, pitch
and tar pots, blocks, shores, stages, &c.
TUG STEAM-BOATS — SEAHORSE AND PAUL JONES.
James Urquhart, Master
.Application for the Tug to be made to the Master, or Captain- Pilot.
Rates from the Bay to the Second or Upper Jetty, and from the Lower
Quays to Sea : —
Under 200 Tons 2d per Ton | 200 Tons, and upwards, 2^d
Inward or outward bound, and towed to or from Waterloo Quay, or
Upper Quays, to pay extra, viz. : —
Under 150 Tons™ 3s 6d | Above 150 Tons 5s
When towed to or from the Lower to the Upper Quays, or from one
part of the Harbour to another : —
Under 150 Tons 6s | Above 150 Tons „™~ 10s
The Tug Steam boats belong to the Harbour Trust, but there is
another tug boat, the Dorothy, put on the towage station by pri-
vate enterprise, and charges the same rate of towage as the others
for the sea-reach, with 2s 8d additional for Harbour Towage.
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| Description | Bon-accord directory, 1841-1842. |
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| Description | Published 1840/41-1845/46. |
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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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