Counties > Renfrewshire > 1832-1833 - Historical and descriptive sketches of the towns and principal villages in the Upper Ward of Renfrewshire

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TABLE OF DISTANCES
FROM THE
GROSS OF PAISLEY TO DIFFERENT PLACES IN THE COUNTY,
MEASURED EXPRESSLY FOR
FOWLER'S COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY.
Abercorn Inn — Mrs. Anderson -
Abbey Kirk -
Abbey Manse — Rev. Robert Macnair
Abbot's Meikle Inch — Mr. Robert Speirs
Adelphi Mill— Mr. William Aitken -
Arden Lime Kilns — (This lime is famed for being superior
in quality for certain purposes} — J. Fleming, lime
merchant, Darnly -
Arthurlie — Mr Henry Dunlop
Arthurlie bleachfield — Mr Matthew Blackwood
Arthurlie House— Mr William Lowndes
Arthurlie Inn — J. Anderson -
Auchentorlie — Mr Andrew Brown
Auldhouse bleachfield — Messrs. James Young & Son
Auldfield Cotton Works, and Steam Loom Factory-
Messrs. Thomas Hunter & Co.
Bankhouse — Mr William Shanks
Banktop — Mr James Smith -
Banktop — Rev.- Alexander Telfer
Banktop Mill— Walter Brock & Co.
Barbush -
Bargarran, (famous as a scene of witchcraft)
Barr — William Macdoivall of Garthland
Barshaw — Mr Robert Smith „ - -
Barshaw Park — Mr Andrew Millar
Barskivan —Mr Alexander Aitkenhead
Barrhead — United Secession Church (gate of;
Beauchamp — Mrs. Martin -
Blackhall, (the ancient residence of the Stewarts of Black-
hall)
Blythsvvood House — Archibald Campbell, Esq.
Bowling Green, (once the Prsetorium of a Roman Camp)
Brabloch— Mr Fulton M'Kerrell ...
Bridge of Ellistoun -
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