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82 APPENDIX.
Lochgoilhead, calling at Kilcreggan, Cove, Blairmore, Arden-
tinny, Carrick Castle, &c— Daily (Sunday excepted) from Customhouse
Quay and Princes Pier, returning from Lochgoilhead in the afternoon —
Royal Mail s.s. Edinburgh Castle and Windsor Castle — Donald
M'Cormick, agent.
Lochfyne —See Ardrishaig and Inveraray.
Lochfyne Steamer — Minard Castle, for Kirn, Dunoon, Kyles of
of Bute, Skipness, Tarbert, Ardrishaig, and Inveraray, every Tues-
day, Thursday, and Saturday from West Quay about 9 a.m. — D.
M'Cormick, Customhouse Quay, agent.
Lochlong and Lochlomond — Saloon steamer daily (with passengers
only) from May till October, for Dunoon, Kirn, Blairmore, Ardentinny,
and Arrochar, and returning from Arrochar in connection with the
Lochlomond steamers.
London — Every Monday via Belfast and Southampton ; and every
Friday direct, also via Belfast and Plymouth, per steamer of Clyde
Shipping Co., from West Quay at 6 p.m.— Allan Swan, Customhouse
Buildings, agent.
Londonderry — Daily (Sunday excepted) from Customhouse Quay
about 7.30 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, Royal Mail
s.s. Thistle, Cedar, Azalea, or other steamer of Laird Line ; and
every Wednesday and Saturday, Royal Mail s.s. Bear, Mastiff, or other
steamer of Burns' Line.
Manchester — (calling at Ellesmere Port and Runcorn when sufficient
inducement offers), Grampus, Seal, or Lamprey, every Tuesday and
Thursday — William Sinclair, agent, Excise Buildings.
Manchester — Princess Helena, Princess Irene, or other steamer every
Saturday — J. B. MacCallum, agent, 3 Brymner Street.
Milford (county Donegal) via Portrush and Londonderry— s.s.
Melmore or Rossgull every Thursday from West Quay about 7 p.m. —
Hugh Lamont, agent.
Newhaven (Sussex) — Every Thursday at 6 p.m. from West Quay,
via Waterford and Southampton, Clyde Shipping Company's steamer —
Allan Swan, Customhouse Buildings, agent.
New York — Anchor Line American Mail Packet every Thursday
from the Tail-of-the-Bank. The City of Rome sails once a month from
the James Watt Dock— James Little & Co., agents.
New York — Allan and State Line steamers regularly from the Tail-
of-the-Bank — Andrew Picken & Co., agents.
Oban, via Mull of Kintyre— Every Monday and Thursday from
Customhouse Quay about 6 p.m. Royal Mail s.s. Clansman and
Claymore — Wm. Lindsay & Co., agents.
Oban — See also Highlands and Western Isles.
Philadelphia — Allan Line steamers from Tail-of-the-Bank regularly
— Andrew Picken & Co., agents.
Plymouth — Monday evening, via Waterford, and Friday evening,
via Belfast. Steamer of Clyde Shipping Co. from West Quay— Allan
Swan, Customhouse Buildings, agent.
Lochgoilhead, calling at Kilcreggan, Cove, Blairmore, Arden-
tinny, Carrick Castle, &c— Daily (Sunday excepted) from Customhouse
Quay and Princes Pier, returning from Lochgoilhead in the afternoon —
Royal Mail s.s. Edinburgh Castle and Windsor Castle — Donald
M'Cormick, agent.
Lochfyne —See Ardrishaig and Inveraray.
Lochfyne Steamer — Minard Castle, for Kirn, Dunoon, Kyles of
of Bute, Skipness, Tarbert, Ardrishaig, and Inveraray, every Tues-
day, Thursday, and Saturday from West Quay about 9 a.m. — D.
M'Cormick, Customhouse Quay, agent.
Lochlong and Lochlomond — Saloon steamer daily (with passengers
only) from May till October, for Dunoon, Kirn, Blairmore, Ardentinny,
and Arrochar, and returning from Arrochar in connection with the
Lochlomond steamers.
London — Every Monday via Belfast and Southampton ; and every
Friday direct, also via Belfast and Plymouth, per steamer of Clyde
Shipping Co., from West Quay at 6 p.m.— Allan Swan, Customhouse
Buildings, agent.
Londonderry — Daily (Sunday excepted) from Customhouse Quay
about 7.30 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, Royal Mail
s.s. Thistle, Cedar, Azalea, or other steamer of Laird Line ; and
every Wednesday and Saturday, Royal Mail s.s. Bear, Mastiff, or other
steamer of Burns' Line.
Manchester — (calling at Ellesmere Port and Runcorn when sufficient
inducement offers), Grampus, Seal, or Lamprey, every Tuesday and
Thursday — William Sinclair, agent, Excise Buildings.
Manchester — Princess Helena, Princess Irene, or other steamer every
Saturday — J. B. MacCallum, agent, 3 Brymner Street.
Milford (county Donegal) via Portrush and Londonderry— s.s.
Melmore or Rossgull every Thursday from West Quay about 7 p.m. —
Hugh Lamont, agent.
Newhaven (Sussex) — Every Thursday at 6 p.m. from West Quay,
via Waterford and Southampton, Clyde Shipping Company's steamer —
Allan Swan, Customhouse Buildings, agent.
New York — Anchor Line American Mail Packet every Thursday
from the Tail-of-the-Bank. The City of Rome sails once a month from
the James Watt Dock— James Little & Co., agents.
New York — Allan and State Line steamers regularly from the Tail-
of-the-Bank — Andrew Picken & Co., agents.
Oban, via Mull of Kintyre— Every Monday and Thursday from
Customhouse Quay about 6 p.m. Royal Mail s.s. Clansman and
Claymore — Wm. Lindsay & Co., agents.
Oban — See also Highlands and Western Isles.
Philadelphia — Allan Line steamers from Tail-of-the-Bank regularly
— Andrew Picken & Co., agents.
Plymouth — Monday evening, via Waterford, and Friday evening,
via Belfast. Steamer of Clyde Shipping Co. from West Quay— Allan
Swan, Customhouse Buildings, agent.
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| Description | Around 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). |
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