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54 APPENDIX.
GREENOCK PAROCHIAL BOARD.
Board Room and Offices — 36 Nicolson Street.
poorhouse and asylum — smithston.
The Provost, W. W. B. Rodger, Esq., Chairman.
The management is vested in a General Committee, sub-divided into
small Committees for the despatch of business.
Inspector— John S. Deas.
Treasurer — William Ramage.
Assistant Inspectors — Robert P. Fairlie, Thos. Shearer, and Hugh
M'Cracken.
Clerks— J, O. Waun. John Ferguson, Jas. Stephens, and James Muir.
Collector — -Thomas Burton.
Assistants — Wm. Hendry and John M' William.
Auditor — Quintin Bone.
Janitor — Alex. Stevens.
Governor of Poorhouse and Asylum — George Bruce.
Matron of Poorhouse — Miss Kate Macfarlane.
Chaplain — James Chalmers.
House Surgeons— Jas. Wallace, M.D., and C. F. Laing, M.B., CM.
District Surgeons — Drs John Macdougall, John Carlyle, and J. C.
Douglas. -
BOARD OF TRADE AND MERCANTILE MARINE OFFICE,
7 Virginia Street.
Local Marine Board.
Provost of Greenock (ex officio).
Nominees of the Board of Trade.
Colin S. Caird. Edward Wilson.
John Scott. Alexander P. Lyle.
Elected by the Shipowners.
John D. Clink.
Thomas Carmichael.
Malcolm M'C. Brown.
Daniel Kerr.
William Hamilton.
James Grieve, jun.
John Scott, Chairman. Thos. Carmichael, Deputy-Chairman.
R. S. Macalister, Secretary.
Mercantile Marine Office — R. S. Macalister, Superintendent,
Registrar of Royal Naval Reserve, and Superintendent of Lascar
Transfers ; James Campbell, First Deputy-Superintendent ; Lionel E.
Lewis, Second Deputy- Superintendent ; Donald Campbell, Angus
Campbell, and Alexander Richmond, Messengers. Offices at Sub-
Ports — George Kerr, Port-Glasgow ; Robert Fry, Oban ; Alexander
Whyte, Tobermory; and E. Baker, Bowmore.
Examinations of Masters and Mates are held on the second and
fourth Tuesday in each month — W. H. Barham, Examiner.
Examinations of Engineers are held on the first Tuesday of each
month — John Sowter, Examiner.
Surveyors— John Sowter, Shipwright and Engineer; C. Waterson,
Shipwright ; T. F. Jenkins, Shipwright ; Peter Gordon and Duncan
Wilson, Tapeholders.

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DescriptionDirectories of individual Scottish towns and their suburbs.
Scottish Post Office Directories
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).