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APPENDIX. 49
junction with Mearns Street, thence along the centre of Mearns Street
to Shaw Place, thence along Shaw Place to Bank Street, thence along
the centre of Bank Street to the centre of Cathcart Square, thence
across Cathcart Square to the centre of William Street, thence along
the centre of William Street and Mid Quay to the northern extremity
thereof, thence in a straight line to the east side of the entrance to the
West Harbour, at its junction with the River Clyde, thence westward
along the margin of the said river to the point first described. Number
of male voters, 823 ; female voters, III.
Sixth Ward.
That part of the burgh comprehended within the boundary line com-
mencing at a point hereinafter called point F in the River Clyde at its
junction with a line in continuation of the centre of the West Quay,
thence southward along the centre of the West Quay and West Quay
Lane to Dalrymple Street ; thence westward along the centre of Dal-
rymple Street to Charles Street, thence southward along the centre of
Charles Street to the Vennel, thence westward along the centre of the
Vennel to Inverkip Street, thence south-westward along the centre of
Inverkip Street to Mount Pleasant Street, thence southward along the
centre of Mount Pleasant Street, and a straight line in continuation
thereof, to the north side of the line of the Greenock and Wemyss Bay
Railway", thence westward along the north side of said railway to the
point where that railway crosses the police boundary, thence southward,
eastward, and northward along said boundary till it reaches the angle in
the police boundary at or near Messieurs Leitch & Company's rope-
works before mentioned, thence in a straight line northward to Drum-
frochar Road at its junction with Ann Street, thence along the centre of
Ann Street to Buccleuch Street, thence along Buccleuch Street to Cow-
gate, thence along the centre of Cowgate to the Vennel, thence along
the centre of the Vennel and line in continuation thereof to the River
Clyde, thence westward along the margin of the said river to the point
first described. Number of male voters, 1036 ; female voters, 119.
Seventh Ward.
That part of the burgh comprehended within a boundary line com-
mencing at a point hereinafter called point G, on the margin of the River
Clyde at the north-east corner of the east quay of Albert Harbour, thence
southward along the east side of the said quay to Laird Street, thence
along the centre of Laird Street to West Blackhall Street, thence along
the centre of West Blackhall Street to Argyle Street, thence along the
centre of Argyle Street to George Square, thence along George Square
to Nelson Street West, thence along the centre of Nelson Street West
to the point where the West Burn crosses under that street, thence along
the centre of the West Burn to the point where it crosses the police
boundary, thence along the said boundary to the north side of the line
of the Greenock and Wemyss Bay Railway, thence eastward along the
north side of said railway to a point in continuation of the centre of
Mount Pleasant Street, thence northward in a straight line to Prospect
Hill Street, at its junction with Mount Pleasant Street, thence along the
centre of Mount Pleasant Street to Inverkip Street, thence along the
centre of Inverkip Street to the Vennel, thence along the centre of the
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