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GENERAL POST-OFFICE,
WATERLOO PLACE.
1st June, 1843.
Postmaster-General for the United Kingdom,
THE RIGHT HON. WILLIAM VISCOUNT LOWTHER
Secretary — Sir Edward S. Lees.
Secretary's Office.
Open from 10 to 4.
Chief Clerk, Thomas Hylan'l, Esq.
First Clerk, F. G"oribv.
Cleris, G. Gowaij, W. Croit, CM. T. Western.
Receiver-General's Office.
Open from 10 to 4.
Receiver GEN kral, Hon. B. F. Primrose.
Clerks, G Young, H. Yates.
Solicitor.
John Bowie, esq. W.S.
Surveyors and Clerks to Surveyors.
Surveyors. C. F. Reeves, H. B. Hall, esqrs.
Clerks to Surveyors, W. S. Parr, C. Hodson, M. Johnstone.
Accountant's Office.
Open from 10 to 4.
Accountant, George Wasop, esq.
Clt^rks, W. Houy, W. Forrester, C. J. Conuell, J. U. Bell, W. A. Dewar.
Dead and Returned Letter-Office.
Open from 10 fo 4.
Inspector of Dead and Returned Letters, R. Young, esq.
Clerks, Robert Moir, H. ftlacLauiin, A. Yuuug, G. Sieel.
R O. Anderson.
C. T. Butchard.
C. A Moule.
T. Hubbs.
Money Order Office.
Open from 10 to 4.
President, Joseph Moule, esq.
Clerks.
J. Fl^her. I G. Aitkins.
F. Siansmore. | J. Croai.
H. F. Ward. W. Hiliyard.
Inland and Foreign Office.
Superintending President, Joseph ISJoute, esq.
First Vice-President, A. G. Somerville.
Second Vice-President, R. Grnig.
Principal Clerk, G. Lawrence.
Clerks — First Class.
G. G. Bruce, J. Welsh, J. Weir.
Second Class.
G. Thomson. J. Shearer. W. Kerr.
A. Horn. J Cameron. F. June^.
A. Douglas. T. Young,
Third Qass.
J. Murray. G. TiHquair. J
J. Davidson. G. W. Hniling. J,
W. J. Smellie. J. H. Banks.
Juniors.
I E. Waters. | J.
I J. Turnl.ull. J.
I R. C. OHara. J.
M. Whitehead.
W. Sett.
S. Smith.
S. Wyili
Dobson.
Findlay.
Sanderson.
Char es.
T. Atkinson.
Officers at Paid Window— T. Youuii, F. Jones, W. J. Smellie, G. W. Hailing.
0/3e;j/rom 6 45 A. M fo 10 p m.
Inspector of Letter-Carriers' and Newspaper Office, J. FinHlay.
Assistant Inspector, T. Barkei .
50 Letter-carriers, 16 Superuuuieiary liitio, 2 Newspaper-sorters, 1 Bagman, 8 Stampers,
2 Aiessengers, 2 VVatchmeu>

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DescriptionAround 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).