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ADVERTISEMENTS. ]47
MR. 30HNH,
litrgtira tofet,
©F H1KKILIY KUdMKIj, L©Ra®®IK] ?
Author of " Practical Remarks upon the Teeth," &c., &c
BEGS to announce to the Patients, Residents, and Visitors of Glasgow and Vicinity,
that he has succeeded to the Dental Practice of the late Mr. Hutchins of West
Regent Street, Glasgow^ and, while retaining the general acknowledged superiority
of his predecessor in the Mechanical Branch of the Profession, his CHARGES shall
bear comparison with any respectable practitioner of Scotland.
105 West Regent Street.
Note. — To persons who are not desirous of going to the expense of Gold Cases,
Mr. Home recommends a pure white metal that never corrodes like silver, and, in all
such mechanical arrangements, is a most excellent substitute for Gold.
C0L0UEED PHOTOGRAPHIC MINIATURES.
PERFECTION IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
BERXARDS IMPROVED PORTRAITS,
BY HIS NEW PROCESS, ARE TAKEN DAILY AT THE
MONTEITH BOOMS, 67 BUCHANAN STEEET.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS,
** They will stand a comparison with the finest miniatures ever produced by pencil
and colour. As to the truthfulness there can only be one opinion. * * * *
The brilliancy, depth of colour, sharpness of outline, and artistic arrangement, will
satisfy the most fastidious observer." — Herald.
u After inspecting the latest portraits produced by Mr. Bernard, we find it extremely
difficult to imagine any higher state of perfection." — Citizen.
" These likenesses are incomparable for truth. The style in which they are finished
is classically chaste, at the same time that the most minute points are touched with
a vigour which betray the hand of an artist, whose abilities are far beyond * *
* * Their softness of finish and colour is such as to combine beauty with force
in a way to defy description." — Daily Mail.
" We can truly affirm that the success of Bernard's new method is sueh as can be
barely imagined The rich texture and warm tints of the flesh are perfect hi his
miniatures." — Glasgow Courier.
" Mr. Bernard has achieved, what has been truly and appropriately distinguished
a crowning triumph in the art. * * * The portraits, by his New Process,
have the perfect semblance of vitality."— Constitutional.
NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY,
MONTEITH ROOMS, 67 BUCHANAN STREET.
NOTICE TO LANDLORDS, TRUSTEES, MERCHANTS,
AND OTHERS.
JOHN M'DONALD, General Agent and Sheriff- Officer, 65 Jamaica Street,
will be glad to treat with any party who may be in want of a qualified individual
to act as a FACTOR over Household Property, situated in Glasgow or its vicinity.
J. M'D. will also be in constant attendance to execute any orders he may be
favoured with in his capacity of an Officer for Lanarkshire, and trusts, by attention,
j udgment, and integrity, to merit a continuance of public support.
MR. 30HNH,
litrgtira tofet,
©F H1KKILIY KUdMKIj, L©Ra®®IK] ?
Author of " Practical Remarks upon the Teeth," &c., &c
BEGS to announce to the Patients, Residents, and Visitors of Glasgow and Vicinity,
that he has succeeded to the Dental Practice of the late Mr. Hutchins of West
Regent Street, Glasgow^ and, while retaining the general acknowledged superiority
of his predecessor in the Mechanical Branch of the Profession, his CHARGES shall
bear comparison with any respectable practitioner of Scotland.
105 West Regent Street.
Note. — To persons who are not desirous of going to the expense of Gold Cases,
Mr. Home recommends a pure white metal that never corrodes like silver, and, in all
such mechanical arrangements, is a most excellent substitute for Gold.
C0L0UEED PHOTOGRAPHIC MINIATURES.
PERFECTION IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
BERXARDS IMPROVED PORTRAITS,
BY HIS NEW PROCESS, ARE TAKEN DAILY AT THE
MONTEITH BOOMS, 67 BUCHANAN STEEET.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS,
** They will stand a comparison with the finest miniatures ever produced by pencil
and colour. As to the truthfulness there can only be one opinion. * * * *
The brilliancy, depth of colour, sharpness of outline, and artistic arrangement, will
satisfy the most fastidious observer." — Herald.
u After inspecting the latest portraits produced by Mr. Bernard, we find it extremely
difficult to imagine any higher state of perfection." — Citizen.
" These likenesses are incomparable for truth. The style in which they are finished
is classically chaste, at the same time that the most minute points are touched with
a vigour which betray the hand of an artist, whose abilities are far beyond * *
* * Their softness of finish and colour is such as to combine beauty with force
in a way to defy description." — Daily Mail.
" We can truly affirm that the success of Bernard's new method is sueh as can be
barely imagined The rich texture and warm tints of the flesh are perfect hi his
miniatures." — Glasgow Courier.
" Mr. Bernard has achieved, what has been truly and appropriately distinguished
a crowning triumph in the art. * * * The portraits, by his New Process,
have the perfect semblance of vitality."— Constitutional.
NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY,
MONTEITH ROOMS, 67 BUCHANAN STREET.
NOTICE TO LANDLORDS, TRUSTEES, MERCHANTS,
AND OTHERS.
JOHN M'DONALD, General Agent and Sheriff- Officer, 65 Jamaica Street,
will be glad to treat with any party who may be in want of a qualified individual
to act as a FACTOR over Household Property, situated in Glasgow or its vicinity.
J. M'D. will also be in constant attendance to execute any orders he may be
favoured with in his capacity of an Officer for Lanarkshire, and trusts, by attention,
j udgment, and integrity, to merit a continuance of public support.
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| Scottish Post Office Directories > Towns > Glasgow > Post-Office annual Glasgow directory > 1850-1851 > (735) |
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| Description | Post-Office annual Glasgow directory 1850-1851 |
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| Description | Glasgow : Printed by J. Graham for the letter-carriers of the Post-Office, 1828-? Imprint and title vary. [Varying forms of title: Glasgow Post-Office directory, Glasgow Post-Office annual directory, Post Office Glasgow annual directory.] |
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| Description | Directories of individual Scottish towns and their suburbs. |
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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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