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Letter- Carriers. 20
NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF THE LETTER-CARRIERS.
With their Districts arranged as Letters are Delivered.
There are now four complete Deliveries daily (Sunday excepted) of
Letters throughout Glasgow, viz., at
Eight a. m. — Ten a. m. — Two p. m. — Five p. m.
And to ensure punctuality, each Letter bears the Stamp, not only of the
day, but also of the hour of the delivery by which it should be delivered ; and
it is requested that any instance of delay may be immediately made known
to the Postmaster of Glasgow.
I DAVID PARK, 148, High Street.
From the Cross to the Candleriggs (both sides), Candleriggs to Ingram street, but.
no part of Ingram street, Montrose street to Stirling road, and the houses beyond
in that line, Richmond street, and George street, from Montrose street to Albion
street, Albion street, from George street, to Canon street, Canon street to Shuttle
street, Stirling square, down Nelson street to Bell street, all Bell street, and down
Nelson street to Trongate.
II WILLIAM F. LANG, 15, College Street.
From Hutcheson street to Candleriggs, North side of Trongate, between these two,
Hutcheson street (both sides), and Ingram street (south side) to Candleriggs, and all
within these bounds.
HI.— ROBERT MILLER, 103, Graeme Street.
From Miller street to Hutcheson street, and north side of Argyle street, and Tron-
gate between these two streets, Virginia street and Glassford street (both sides), to
Ingram street, South side of Ingram street, from Miller street to Hutcheson street,
and all within these bounds.
IV.—JAMES GENTLE, 15, College Street.
From Queen street to Miller street, delivering north side of Argyll street between
these two, both sides of Queen street to George square, both sides of Miller street
to Ingram street, and south side of Ingram street from Miller street to Queen street.
V DANIEL MILLER, 5, King Street.
From the bottom of Union street, to Buchanan street, but no delivery in Argyll
street, both sides of Buchanan street to Bath street, Gordon street, St. Vincent
Place, West George street from Buchanan street to George square.
VI WILLIAM HALL, 29, Havannah Street.
From Washington street to Jamaica street on the south and on the north, from
Jamaica Street to Pitt street, comprehending both sides of Anderston walk.
VII ALEXANDER JAFFERY, 45, Taylor Street.
Clyde street from Maxwell street to Stockwell, both sides of the Stockwell from
the bridge, and the south side of Argyll street from Stockwell to Maxwell street, and
all within these bounds.
VIIL— JOHN MILLER, 20, Clyde Terrace.
The south side of the Trongate from the Saltmarket to the Stockwell, East Clyde
street to the Jail, the Jail and on to the Saltmarket, and all within the bounds.
IX PETER KIRKLAND, 29, Havannah Street.
From the Jail, both sides of the Saltmarket, including the lanes on both sides, SI
Andrew square and London street, and along Green street to Charlotte street, both
sides of the High street to Duke street, including on the west side Stirling street to
Stirling square, Grammar School Wynd to Shuttle street, Shuttle street, College
street, and Buns wynd, on the east side of High street, Crosswell lane to the bridge,
Blackfriars street, Havannah street, and the Venels to the burn.