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Agents for Traders, 70
To LIVERPOOL, the Smacks Ailsa, Brilliant, Lion, Stag,
Swan, and Tiger, sail generally about twice a week. Agents,
David Chapman, 39, Miller Street, and W. S. Dixon, Liv-
erpool.
To LIVERPOOL The City of Glasgow Steam Packet Com-
pany STEAMERS, City of Glasgow and John Wood, sail
regularly with goods and passengers. Agents, Thomson and
M'Connell, 19, Jamaica Street; David M'lver, Water
Street, Liverpool; Kippen and Lindsay, Greenock.
To DUBLIN The Steam Packets Erin and Scotia sail regu-
larly, with goods and passengers, between Glasgow, Green-
ock and Dublin. Agent, J. Gemmill, 8, York Street.
To ISLAY and SKYE, the Steamer Maid of Islay, No. 2, sails
from West Tarbert: comnittnication by the Ewing, Superb,
and Rothsay from Glasgow : goods and passengers forwarded
by the above conveyance. Agents, Alex. Graham, 82,
Maxwell Street; J. Gemmill, 8, York Street.
To INVERNESS, TOBERMORY, STAFFA, &c.— The
Highlander, Maid of Morven, and Benlomond Steamers
will ply regularly, during the season, betwixt Glasgow and
the above parts. The Highlander will leave Glasgow every
Monday for Oban and Inverness, and Inverness every Thurs-
day for Oban and Glasgow. The Maid of Morven leaves
Glasgow every Thursday for Oban and Inverness, and
Inverness every Monday for Oban and Glasgow. The Ben-
lomond leaves Oban every Tuesday and Friday for Tober-
mory and StafFa. These three vessels thus meet at Oban,
every Tuesday and Friday, and exchange passengers for their
respective destinations. Archibald M'Echran, Agent, 9,
Jamaica Street.
To LONDONDERRY The Steam Packets Foyle and London-
derry sail between Glasgow, Campbeltown and Londonderry
twice a week. Agents, T. Cameron & Co. 82, Miller Street.
NETHERLANDS and RHINE, and WA.R Steam Packet
Office, 21, St. Andrew Street, James Hamilton & Co.
Agents.
To LIVERPOOL, the Smacks Ailsa, Brilliant, Lion, Stag,
Swan, and Tiger, sail generally about twice a week. Agents,
David Chapman, 39, Miller Street, and W. S. Dixon, Liv-
erpool.
To LIVERPOOL The City of Glasgow Steam Packet Com-
pany STEAMERS, City of Glasgow and John Wood, sail
regularly with goods and passengers. Agents, Thomson and
M'Connell, 19, Jamaica Street; David M'lver, Water
Street, Liverpool; Kippen and Lindsay, Greenock.
To DUBLIN The Steam Packets Erin and Scotia sail regu-
larly, with goods and passengers, between Glasgow, Green-
ock and Dublin. Agent, J. Gemmill, 8, York Street.
To ISLAY and SKYE, the Steamer Maid of Islay, No. 2, sails
from West Tarbert: comnittnication by the Ewing, Superb,
and Rothsay from Glasgow : goods and passengers forwarded
by the above conveyance. Agents, Alex. Graham, 82,
Maxwell Street; J. Gemmill, 8, York Street.
To INVERNESS, TOBERMORY, STAFFA, &c.— The
Highlander, Maid of Morven, and Benlomond Steamers
will ply regularly, during the season, betwixt Glasgow and
the above parts. The Highlander will leave Glasgow every
Monday for Oban and Inverness, and Inverness every Thurs-
day for Oban and Glasgow. The Maid of Morven leaves
Glasgow every Thursday for Oban and Inverness, and
Inverness every Monday for Oban and Glasgow. The Ben-
lomond leaves Oban every Tuesday and Friday for Tober-
mory and StafFa. These three vessels thus meet at Oban,
every Tuesday and Friday, and exchange passengers for their
respective destinations. Archibald M'Echran, Agent, 9,
Jamaica Street.
To LONDONDERRY The Steam Packets Foyle and London-
derry sail between Glasgow, Campbeltown and Londonderry
twice a week. Agents, T. Cameron & Co. 82, Miller Street.
NETHERLANDS and RHINE, and WA.R Steam Packet
Office, 21, St. Andrew Street, James Hamilton & Co.
Agents.
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| Description | Post-Office annual Glasgow directory 1831-1832 |
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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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