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Plymouth — Monday evening, via Waterford, and Friday evening,
via Belfast. Steamer of Clyde Shipping Co. from West Quay — Allan
Swan, Customhouse Buildings, agent.
Port-Glasgow — Daily, luggage steamers and lighters of Glasgow and
Greenock Shipping Co.
Portree — See Stornoway.
Portrush — See Coleraine, also Milford.
Port William — See Drummore.
Quebec — Allan Liners sail from the Tail-of-the-Bank weekly —
Andrew Picken & Co., agents.
Rosneath, &c. — s.s. Elaine or other steamer at 7.45 and 10 a.m.,
1, 4, and 6 p.m.; returning from Rosneath at 8.15 a.m., 12 noon, 3,
4.40, and 6.40 p.m.
Rothesay, calling at Gourock, Kirn, Dunoon, Innellan, &c. —
frequently from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Saturdays 9 p.m. during summer
season, from Customhouse Quay and Princes Pier, s.s. Columba, Lord
of the Isles, Ivanhoe, Eagle, &c. Passengers only.
Rothesay, Innellan, Dunoon, and Kirn — Goods only, ss. Bute,
every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday — Hugh M'Cormick, Custom-
house Quay, agent.
Runcorn — See Manchester.
Salen, Loch Sunart and Strontian, via Oban, every Monday at 6
p.m., Clansman or other steamer — William Lindsay & Co., agents.
Sligo — Azalea, or other steamer of Laird Line, from Customhouse
Quay every Wednesday about 5 p.m. — Alex. A. Laird & Co.
Southampton — Every Monday evening, via Belfast, and Thursday
evening, via Waterford, Clyde Snipping Company's steamer from West
Quay — Allan Swan, Customhouse Buildings, agent.
Stornoway, calling at Oban, Tobermory, and Portree, and, weather
permitting, at Craignure, Lochaline, Salen, Armadale, Isle of Ornsay,
Glenelg, Balmacara, Kyleakin, Broadford, Raasay, and other places
agreed upon, every Monday and Thursday at 6 p.m., from Customhouse
Quay, R. M.S. Clansman, Claymore, and Clydesdale — W. Lindsay & Co.,
agents.
Swansea — See Bristol.
Tarbert (Lochfyne) — See Ardrishaig and Lochfyne.
Tighnabruaich (Kyles of Bute), calling at various piers on the Firth
— Royal Mail Steamer Columba at 8.50 a.m. ; Ivanhoe and other
steamers during summer season.
Tobermory — See Stornoway.
Ullapool and Lochinver — every Monday from Customhouse Quay about
5 p.m. , per MacBrayne's Highland Steamers — W. Lindsay & Co. , agents.
Waterford — Every Monday and Thursday evenings direct, Clyde
Shipping Co. 's Steamer from West Quay — Allan Swan, agent.
West Highlands — See Highlands, &c.
Westport, — Every alternate Tuesday from Customhouse Quay —
Elm, Gardenia, Fern, or other steamer of Laird Line.
STEAM TOWING COMPANIES.
City of Glasgow Towing Company— A. & W. M'Kinnon. Offices —
74 Broomielaw, Glasgow, and Palmerston Buildings, Greenock. Tugs
—Champion and Monarch.
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Plymouth — Monday evening, via Waterford, and Friday evening,
via Belfast. Steamer of Clyde Shipping Co. from West Quay — Allan
Swan, Customhouse Buildings, agent.
Port-Glasgow — Daily, luggage steamers and lighters of Glasgow and
Greenock Shipping Co.
Portree — See Stornoway.
Portrush — See Coleraine, also Milford.
Port William — See Drummore.
Quebec — Allan Liners sail from the Tail-of-the-Bank weekly —
Andrew Picken & Co., agents.
Rosneath, &c. — s.s. Elaine or other steamer at 7.45 and 10 a.m.,
1, 4, and 6 p.m.; returning from Rosneath at 8.15 a.m., 12 noon, 3,
4.40, and 6.40 p.m.
Rothesay, calling at Gourock, Kirn, Dunoon, Innellan, &c. —
frequently from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Saturdays 9 p.m. during summer
season, from Customhouse Quay and Princes Pier, s.s. Columba, Lord
of the Isles, Ivanhoe, Eagle, &c. Passengers only.
Rothesay, Innellan, Dunoon, and Kirn — Goods only, ss. Bute,
every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday — Hugh M'Cormick, Custom-
house Quay, agent.
Runcorn — See Manchester.
Salen, Loch Sunart and Strontian, via Oban, every Monday at 6
p.m., Clansman or other steamer — William Lindsay & Co., agents.
Sligo — Azalea, or other steamer of Laird Line, from Customhouse
Quay every Wednesday about 5 p.m. — Alex. A. Laird & Co.
Southampton — Every Monday evening, via Belfast, and Thursday
evening, via Waterford, Clyde Snipping Company's steamer from West
Quay — Allan Swan, Customhouse Buildings, agent.
Stornoway, calling at Oban, Tobermory, and Portree, and, weather
permitting, at Craignure, Lochaline, Salen, Armadale, Isle of Ornsay,
Glenelg, Balmacara, Kyleakin, Broadford, Raasay, and other places
agreed upon, every Monday and Thursday at 6 p.m., from Customhouse
Quay, R. M.S. Clansman, Claymore, and Clydesdale — W. Lindsay & Co.,
agents.
Swansea — See Bristol.
Tarbert (Lochfyne) — See Ardrishaig and Lochfyne.
Tighnabruaich (Kyles of Bute), calling at various piers on the Firth
— Royal Mail Steamer Columba at 8.50 a.m. ; Ivanhoe and other
steamers during summer season.
Tobermory — See Stornoway.
Ullapool and Lochinver — every Monday from Customhouse Quay about
5 p.m. , per MacBrayne's Highland Steamers — W. Lindsay & Co. , agents.
Waterford — Every Monday and Thursday evenings direct, Clyde
Shipping Co. 's Steamer from West Quay — Allan Swan, agent.
West Highlands — See Highlands, &c.
Westport, — Every alternate Tuesday from Customhouse Quay —
Elm, Gardenia, Fern, or other steamer of Laird Line.
STEAM TOWING COMPANIES.
City of Glasgow Towing Company— A. & W. M'Kinnon. Offices —
74 Broomielaw, Glasgow, and Palmerston Buildings, Greenock. Tugs
—Champion and Monarch.
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