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f9 Agents for Traders
To NEWRY, the Glasgow Shipping Company's Regular Traders sail
weekly. — Agents, George P. Wood, Newry ; James Bruce, 65.
Oswald Street, Glasgow.
CLYDE SHIPPING COMPANY, 4, York Street, and 126,
Broomielaw.
TUG VESSELS, Samson, Hercules, and Gulliver, to and from Green-
ock, every tide LUGGAGE VESSELS, Active, Dispatch,
Industry, Trusty, James Watt.— LIGHTERS, Ann, Betty, Clyde,
Forth, Friends, Kelvin, and Tweed, daily, with goods, to and from
Greenock. — Agents, Robert Murray, Greenock ; J. Duncan, Port-
Glasgow ; James Steel, Manager, 126, Broomielaw.
NEW" CLYDE SHIPPING COMPANY, 122, Broomielaw.
To PORT-GLASGOW and GREENOCK with goods, daily, the
Steam Luggage Boats Favourite, Commerce and Alert. — Lighters,
Barbara, Samson, Pilgrim, Marys, and Hope. — Towing Vessel,
Champion J. Tassie, Manager, 122, Broomielaw, Glasgow. —
Agents, A.M. Burrell, Port-Glasgow; and N. Campbell, Greenock.
To LIVERPOOL, the Steam-Ships, Unicorn, Eagle, Manchester,
Clyde, Ailsa Craig, and Glasgow, sail regularly with goods and
passengers. — Agents, Martin & Co., (late Mathie and Martin),
Liverpool ; Archibald Black, Greenock ; J. Martin, and J. & G.
Burns, 9, Buchanan Street.
To LIVERPOOL, the Smacks, Ailsa, Lion, Swan, Schooners, Port-
land, Stag, Tiger, Vernon, and Clown, two and three times a-week.
— Agents, Chapman and Potter, 39, Miller Street ; W. S. Dixon,
Liverpool ; and Kippen & Lindsay, Greenock.
To LIVERPOOL, the City of Glasgow Steam-Packet Company's
STEAMERS, Commodore, City of Glasgow, and Vulcan, sail
regularly three times a-week, with goods and passengers. — Agents,
Thomson & M'Connell, 15, Jamaica Street; David M'lver & Co.
Water Street, Liverpool ; Kippen & Lindsay, Greenock.
To DUBLIN, the Steam Ship Jupiter, sails regularly three times a-
fortnight, with goods and passengers, between Glasgow, Greenock,
and Dublin. — Agents, Alexander Laird & Sons, 12, York Street.
To STRANRAER, the Steamer Lochryan, sails every Friday with
goods and passengers. — Agent, George M'Nish, 12, York Street.
To INVERNESS, the Steam-Packets Helen M'Gregor, Rob Roy, and
Inverness, sail regularly twice a-week, with goods and passengers,
calling at Oban, Fort-William, and Fort-Augustus. — Agents, James
Masson, Inverness ; D. M'Arthur, Oban ; A. Black, Greenock ;
J. Martin, and J. & G. Burns, 9, Buchanan Street.
I To INVERNESS and OBAN, the Steam-Packet Toward Castle, every
Monday from Glasgow, and every Thursday morning from Inverness.
— Agents, Thomson & M'Connell, 15, Jamaica Street; and Kippen
k Lindsay, Greenock.
To NEWRY, the Glasgow Shipping Company's Regular Traders sail
weekly. — Agents, George P. Wood, Newry ; James Bruce, 65.
Oswald Street, Glasgow.
CLYDE SHIPPING COMPANY, 4, York Street, and 126,
Broomielaw.
TUG VESSELS, Samson, Hercules, and Gulliver, to and from Green-
ock, every tide LUGGAGE VESSELS, Active, Dispatch,
Industry, Trusty, James Watt.— LIGHTERS, Ann, Betty, Clyde,
Forth, Friends, Kelvin, and Tweed, daily, with goods, to and from
Greenock. — Agents, Robert Murray, Greenock ; J. Duncan, Port-
Glasgow ; James Steel, Manager, 126, Broomielaw.
NEW" CLYDE SHIPPING COMPANY, 122, Broomielaw.
To PORT-GLASGOW and GREENOCK with goods, daily, the
Steam Luggage Boats Favourite, Commerce and Alert. — Lighters,
Barbara, Samson, Pilgrim, Marys, and Hope. — Towing Vessel,
Champion J. Tassie, Manager, 122, Broomielaw, Glasgow. —
Agents, A.M. Burrell, Port-Glasgow; and N. Campbell, Greenock.
To LIVERPOOL, the Steam-Ships, Unicorn, Eagle, Manchester,
Clyde, Ailsa Craig, and Glasgow, sail regularly with goods and
passengers. — Agents, Martin & Co., (late Mathie and Martin),
Liverpool ; Archibald Black, Greenock ; J. Martin, and J. & G.
Burns, 9, Buchanan Street.
To LIVERPOOL, the Smacks, Ailsa, Lion, Swan, Schooners, Port-
land, Stag, Tiger, Vernon, and Clown, two and three times a-week.
— Agents, Chapman and Potter, 39, Miller Street ; W. S. Dixon,
Liverpool ; and Kippen & Lindsay, Greenock.
To LIVERPOOL, the City of Glasgow Steam-Packet Company's
STEAMERS, Commodore, City of Glasgow, and Vulcan, sail
regularly three times a-week, with goods and passengers. — Agents,
Thomson & M'Connell, 15, Jamaica Street; David M'lver & Co.
Water Street, Liverpool ; Kippen & Lindsay, Greenock.
To DUBLIN, the Steam Ship Jupiter, sails regularly three times a-
fortnight, with goods and passengers, between Glasgow, Greenock,
and Dublin. — Agents, Alexander Laird & Sons, 12, York Street.
To STRANRAER, the Steamer Lochryan, sails every Friday with
goods and passengers. — Agent, George M'Nish, 12, York Street.
To INVERNESS, the Steam-Packets Helen M'Gregor, Rob Roy, and
Inverness, sail regularly twice a-week, with goods and passengers,
calling at Oban, Fort-William, and Fort-Augustus. — Agents, James
Masson, Inverness ; D. M'Arthur, Oban ; A. Black, Greenock ;
J. Martin, and J. & G. Burns, 9, Buchanan Street.
I To INVERNESS and OBAN, the Steam-Packet Toward Castle, every
Monday from Glasgow, and every Thursday morning from Inverness.
— Agents, Thomson & M'Connell, 15, Jamaica Street; and Kippen
k Lindsay, Greenock.
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| Description | Post-Office annual Glasgow directory 1837-1838 |
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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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