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LANARKSHIRE
GLASGOW
SLATER'S
MUNICIPAL LIST— continued.
Wards of the City — continued.
THIRTEENTH WARD OR DISTRICT.
For Parliamentary and Municipal Election Purposes.
That portion of the City and Royal Burgh comprehended within
a line drawn from a point in the centre of the River Clyde imme-
diatley opposite the Royalty Stone No. 210, which is distant 56 yards
or thereby, measured along ISrooraielaw street, to the w^st of the
centre of M'Alp'uie street, northward along the Royalty Boundary
Line to the centre of the lino of ATgyle street and Main street,
Anderston; thence westward along the centres of Main street,
Anderston, Dumbarton road, and the bridge over the River Kelvin
on the New Dumbarton road, to a point where the same intersects
the centre of the River Kelvin ; thence down the centre of the River
Kelvin to the centre of the River Clyde ; thence up the centre of the
River Clyde to the southern extremity of the Western Royalty
Boundary Line opposite the Royalty Stone No. 210. the point first
described.
(No alteration on above Boundaries as fixed in 1869.)
FOURTEENTH WARD OR DISTRICT.
For Parliamentary and Municipal Election Purposes.
That portion of the City and Royal Burgb on the south side of the
River Clyde situated to the east of a line drawn from a point in the
centre of the River Clyde opposite the centre of the line of Thistle
street, Hutchesontown, southward along the centre of Thistle st. to
the centre of Caledonia road; thence eastward along the centre of
Caledonia road to the centre of Crown street; thence southward
along the centres of Crown street and Cathcart road to a point
where the said road is intersected by the Southern Parliamentary
Franchise Boundary Line.
(No alteration on above Boundaries as fixed in 1869.)
FIFTEENTH WARD OR DISTRICT.
For Parliamentary Purposes only.
That portion of the City and Royal Burgh comprehended within
a line drawn from a point in the centre of the line of Glasgow
Bridge where the same intersects the centre of the River Clyde,
southward along the centre of said Bridge, Bridge streefc, Eglinton
street, and Pollokshaws road, to a point where the said road is in-
tersected by the Southern Parliamentary Franchise Boundary Line ;
thence eastward along said Boundary Line in tbe centre of Butter-
biggins road to a point whure the same intersects the centre of the
Cathcart road ; thence northward along the centres of Cathcart road
and Crown street to the centre of Caledonia road; thence westward
along the centre of Caledonia road to a point opposite the centre of
Thistle street ; thence northward along the centre of Thistle street
and prolonged to the centre of the River Clyde ; tbence down the
centre of the River Clyde to a point where the same is intersected
by the centre of the line of Glasgow Bridge, the point first before
described.
(No alteration on above Boundaries as fixed in 1869.)
For Municipal Election Purposes.
That portion of the said City and Royal Burgh of Glasgow com-
prehended within a line drawn from a point on the centre line of
Glasgow Bridge where the same intersects the centre of the River
Clyde, southward along the centre of said bridge, Bridge street,
Eglinton street, and Pollokshaws road, to a point where the said
road is intersected by the Southern Parliamentary Boundary of
Glasgow ; thence eastward along said Boundary Line to a point
where the same intersects the centre of Victoria road; thence
southwards along the centre of Victoria road to a point where the
same is intersected by a line parallel to the buildings erected on
the south side of the Statute Labour road, now called Allison street,
and distant from said south side oE Allison street 130 feet or there-
abouts to the northward ; thence eastward along said last-mentioned
Hue to a point where the same is intersected by the Boundary
between the property feued by the trustees of the lato William
DixOD, Esq., of Govanhill, to William Weir, and the property of the
Incorporation of Hmcheson's Hospital ; thence northward and
north-eastward along the said Boundary to a point where the same
is intersected by a lino parallel to, and 105 feet or tbtreabouts west
of tbe central line of the Statute Labour road, now called Langside
road; tlieuce northward along the last-mentioned line to a point
where the same is intersected hyaline parallel to, and 110 feet or
thereabouts north of the central line of the street called Calder
street, 60 feet wide ; thence eastward along the last-mentioned line
to a point where the same is intersectod by a line parallel to, and
110 fert or thereabouts west of the central line of a street 60 feet
wide, agreed to be formed by the Trustees of the late Wm. Dixon,
of Govanhill, and the Incorporation of Hutchesou's Hospital, con-
form to contract of excambion between them : thence northward
along the last-mentioned line to a point where the same intersects
the Southern Parliamentary Boundary of Glasgow; thence east-
ward along the last-mentioned line to a point where the same inter-
sects the centre of Cathcart road; thence northward along the
centres of Cathcart road and Crown, street to the centre of Cale-
donia road ; thence westward along the centre of Caledonia road to
the centre of Thistle street; theuce northward along the centre of
Thistle street, and prolonged to the centre of the River Clyde;
thence down the centre of the River Clyde to a point where the
same is intersected by the centre line of Glasgow Bridge, the point
first before described.
SIXTEENTH WARD OR DISTRICT.
For Parliamentary Purposes only.
That portion of the City and Royal Burgh on the south side of
the River Clyde situated to the west of a line drawn from appoint
in the centre of the line of Glasgow Bridge where the same inter-
sects the centre of the River Clyde, southward along the centre of
said bridge. Bridge street, Eglinton street, and Pollokshaws road,
to a point where the same is intersected by the Southern Parlia-
mentary Franchise Boundary Line.
(No alteration on above Boundaries as fixed in 1869.)
For Municipal Election Purposes.
That portion of tbe City and Royal Burgh of Glasgow compre-
hended within a line drawn from a point on tbe centre line of Glas-
gow Bridge, where the same intersects the centre of the River
Clyde, down the centre of the River Clyde to a point on the.Parlia-
mentary Boundary of Glasgow opposite where the River Clyde is
joined by the Plantation Burn ; thence in a south-easterly direction
along the said Parliamentary Boundary to the Kinninghoust; Burn
or Boundary between the Counties of Lanark and Renfrew ; thence
southward and eastward along the said County Boundary till the
same is intersected by the south side of the Statute Labour road,
now called Allison street; theuce northward for a distance of 130
feet or thereabouts along a line at right angles to the buildings
erected on the south side of Allison street to a point where the said
line is intersected by a line parallel to tho said buildings ; thence
eastward along the last-mentioued line to a point where the same
is intersected by the central line of Victoria road ; thence north-
ward along the centre of Victoria road to the Southern Parliamen-
tary Boundary of Glasgow; thence westward along said Parliamen-
tary Boundary to the centre of Pollokshaws road ; thence north-
ward along the centres of Pollokshaws road, Eglinton streot, Bridge
street, and Glasgow Bridge, to the point first described;
PAROCHIAL LIST.
PAROCHIAL BOARDS.
CITY PARISH,
Offices, 318 Parliamentary Road.
Chairman— John Cramb
Officials,
inspector's department.
Inspec tor —Archibald Dempster
Inspector's Clerk—Peter P. Wills
Assistant Clerk— G. W. Wotherspoou
Cashier & Bookkeeper — James Meek
Assistants— John Robertson & James Dymoclc
Superintendent of Children— 'William Grimmond
Indoor Assistant Inspector — William Toward
Assistant Inspector — P. B. Baine
Assistant Inspectors —District 1, John Cairns; 2, Henry Hunter; 3,
Thomas Morton ; 4, John Chalmers; 5, Malcolm M'Niveu
Relief Committee Clerk — James Hastings
Outdoor Pay-Clerk iC Educatio7i Register-keeper & Vaccination Clerk —
Adam Lothian
General Assistants— Andrew T. Day & William Gray
Removing Officer — Malcolm Clark
Address & Letter Clerk— David Ealderston
Auditor — James Gait, C.A. 217 West George st
COLLECTOR'S DEPARTMENT.
Collector— David Hall
Clerks— William Davidson &, John Howie
TOWN'S HOSPITAL AND PAROCHIAL ASYLUM.
House Governor — Charles W. Laing
Chaplain Rev. George Proudfoot
Matron — Mary Beattie
Assistant Governor— Robert Davidson
Porter— John M'Pherson
Storemen— Hugh Brown & John Faichney
Teacher — Annie B. D uncap.
MEDICAL STAFF.
Physician d> Consulting Medical Officer— Alexander Robertson, M.d.
Resident Medical Officer— Dr. James Buchan
Medical Assistant— Dr. George Bell Todd
BARONY PARISH,
Chambers, 38 Cochrane Street.
Inspector— James R. Motion
Cashier — George Donaldson
Inspector's Clerk— D. R. Cunningham
Co Hector— William James Wood
340
BARONY PARISH,
Poor Law Union, Barnhill.
Offices, 38 Cochrane Street.
Governor of Poorhouse — John M. M'Kay
Matron — Mrs. Weldon
Chaplain— Rev. John Gardiner
House Surgeon — William Core, m.d.
GOVAN COMBINATION LOCAL BOARD,
Chambers, 7 Carlton Place.
Officials.
inspector's department.
Inspector— Andrew Wallace, Albert Villa, St. Andrew's drive,
Pollokshields
Cashier— William G. Downio, 14 Victoria drive. Mount Florida
Inspector's Clerk— John Smith, 16 Bellgrove st
Children's Inspector— W . S. M'Arthnr, 5 Albert drive, Crossbill
Outdoor Assistant Inspectors— James D. Anderson, 535 Eglinton st ;
John Skinner, 571 Govan rd. Gn ; John R. Parker, 2 Willow Bank
cres; Walter Ness (Stewart's), 14 Houston st ; & Andrew Donald-
son, Stevenston
Indoor Assistant Inspector— Robert Pattison, 26 Taylor st
Assistant Sanitari/ Inspector— Doue.\i M'Donald, 17 Rutland cres
Clerks— George Donald, 16 Stevenson drive, Langside; Thomas
M'Arthur, 18 Westmorland st. Govanhill ; James N. Law, 15 Cope-
land rd ; John Mitchell, 53 Canal st. Paisley ; A. S. Brisbane, 67
Abbotslord pi; Thomas Russell, Auchentiber, Neilston; & Angus
Baillie, Lvlesland Farm, Paisley
Clothing Storekeeper— -Mrs. Russell, 1 Miller ter. Farme, Ratherglen
Assistant Clothing Storekeeper— Catherine Wright, 47 Naburn st
Dispenser of Medicine— John Locbart, 5 Park view, Langsid
GLASGOW
SLATER'S
MUNICIPAL LIST— continued.
Wards of the City — continued.
THIRTEENTH WARD OR DISTRICT.
For Parliamentary and Municipal Election Purposes.
That portion of the City and Royal Burgh comprehended within
a line drawn from a point in the centre of the River Clyde imme-
diatley opposite the Royalty Stone No. 210, which is distant 56 yards
or thereby, measured along ISrooraielaw street, to the w^st of the
centre of M'Alp'uie street, northward along the Royalty Boundary
Line to the centre of the lino of ATgyle street and Main street,
Anderston; thence westward along the centres of Main street,
Anderston, Dumbarton road, and the bridge over the River Kelvin
on the New Dumbarton road, to a point where the same intersects
the centre of the River Kelvin ; thence down the centre of the River
Kelvin to the centre of the River Clyde ; thence up the centre of the
River Clyde to the southern extremity of the Western Royalty
Boundary Line opposite the Royalty Stone No. 210. the point first
described.
(No alteration on above Boundaries as fixed in 1869.)
FOURTEENTH WARD OR DISTRICT.
For Parliamentary and Municipal Election Purposes.
That portion of the City and Royal Burgb on the south side of the
River Clyde situated to the east of a line drawn from a point in the
centre of the River Clyde opposite the centre of the line of Thistle
street, Hutchesontown, southward along the centre of Thistle st. to
the centre of Caledonia road; thence eastward along the centre of
Caledonia road to the centre of Crown street; thence southward
along the centres of Crown street and Cathcart road to a point
where the said road is intersected by the Southern Parliamentary
Franchise Boundary Line.
(No alteration on above Boundaries as fixed in 1869.)
FIFTEENTH WARD OR DISTRICT.
For Parliamentary Purposes only.
That portion of the City and Royal Burgh comprehended within
a line drawn from a point in the centre of the line of Glasgow
Bridge where the same intersects the centre of the River Clyde,
southward along the centre of said Bridge, Bridge streefc, Eglinton
street, and Pollokshaws road, to a point where the said road is in-
tersected by the Southern Parliamentary Franchise Boundary Line ;
thence eastward along said Boundary Line in tbe centre of Butter-
biggins road to a point whure the same intersects the centre of the
Cathcart road ; thence northward along the centres of Cathcart road
and Crown street to the centre of Caledonia road; thence westward
along the centre of Caledonia road to a point opposite the centre of
Thistle street ; thence northward along the centre of Thistle street
and prolonged to the centre of the River Clyde ; tbence down the
centre of the River Clyde to a point where the same is intersected
by the centre of the line of Glasgow Bridge, the point first before
described.
(No alteration on above Boundaries as fixed in 1869.)
For Municipal Election Purposes.
That portion of the said City and Royal Burgh of Glasgow com-
prehended within a line drawn from a point on the centre line of
Glasgow Bridge where the same intersects the centre of the River
Clyde, southward along the centre of said bridge, Bridge street,
Eglinton street, and Pollokshaws road, to a point where the said
road is intersected by the Southern Parliamentary Boundary of
Glasgow ; thence eastward along said Boundary Line to a point
where the same intersects the centre of Victoria road; thence
southwards along the centre of Victoria road to a point where the
same is intersected by a line parallel to the buildings erected on
the south side of the Statute Labour road, now called Allison street,
and distant from said south side oE Allison street 130 feet or there-
abouts to the northward ; thence eastward along said last-mentioned
Hue to a point where the same is intersected by the Boundary
between the property feued by the trustees of the lato William
DixOD, Esq., of Govanhill, to William Weir, and the property of the
Incorporation of Hmcheson's Hospital ; thence northward and
north-eastward along the said Boundary to a point where the same
is intersected by a lino parallel to, and 105 feet or tbtreabouts west
of tbe central line of the Statute Labour road, now called Langside
road; tlieuce northward along the last-mentioned line to a point
where the same is intersected hyaline parallel to, and 110 feet or
thereabouts north of the central line of the street called Calder
street, 60 feet wide ; thence eastward along the last-mentioned line
to a point where the same is intersectod by a line parallel to, and
110 fert or thereabouts west of the central line of a street 60 feet
wide, agreed to be formed by the Trustees of the late Wm. Dixon,
of Govanhill, and the Incorporation of Hutchesou's Hospital, con-
form to contract of excambion between them : thence northward
along the last-mentioned line to a point where the same intersects
the Southern Parliamentary Boundary of Glasgow; thence east-
ward along the last-mentioned line to a point where the same inter-
sects the centre of Cathcart road; thence northward along the
centres of Cathcart road and Crown, street to the centre of Cale-
donia road ; thence westward along the centre of Caledonia road to
the centre of Thistle street; theuce northward along the centre of
Thistle street, and prolonged to the centre of the River Clyde;
thence down the centre of the River Clyde to a point where the
same is intersected by the centre line of Glasgow Bridge, the point
first before described.
SIXTEENTH WARD OR DISTRICT.
For Parliamentary Purposes only.
That portion of the City and Royal Burgh on the south side of
the River Clyde situated to the west of a line drawn from appoint
in the centre of the line of Glasgow Bridge where the same inter-
sects the centre of the River Clyde, southward along the centre of
said bridge. Bridge street, Eglinton street, and Pollokshaws road,
to a point where the same is intersected by the Southern Parlia-
mentary Franchise Boundary Line.
(No alteration on above Boundaries as fixed in 1869.)
For Municipal Election Purposes.
That portion of tbe City and Royal Burgh of Glasgow compre-
hended within a line drawn from a point on tbe centre line of Glas-
gow Bridge, where the same intersects the centre of the River
Clyde, down the centre of the River Clyde to a point on the.Parlia-
mentary Boundary of Glasgow opposite where the River Clyde is
joined by the Plantation Burn ; thence in a south-easterly direction
along the said Parliamentary Boundary to the Kinninghoust; Burn
or Boundary between the Counties of Lanark and Renfrew ; thence
southward and eastward along the said County Boundary till the
same is intersected by the south side of the Statute Labour road,
now called Allison street; theuce northward for a distance of 130
feet or thereabouts along a line at right angles to the buildings
erected on the south side of Allison street to a point where the said
line is intersected by a line parallel to tho said buildings ; thence
eastward along the last-mentioued line to a point where the same
is intersected by the central line of Victoria road ; thence north-
ward along the centre of Victoria road to the Southern Parliamen-
tary Boundary of Glasgow; thence westward along said Parliamen-
tary Boundary to the centre of Pollokshaws road ; thence north-
ward along the centres of Pollokshaws road, Eglinton streot, Bridge
street, and Glasgow Bridge, to the point first described;
PAROCHIAL LIST.
PAROCHIAL BOARDS.
CITY PARISH,
Offices, 318 Parliamentary Road.
Chairman— John Cramb
Officials,
inspector's department.
Inspec tor —Archibald Dempster
Inspector's Clerk—Peter P. Wills
Assistant Clerk— G. W. Wotherspoou
Cashier & Bookkeeper — James Meek
Assistants— John Robertson & James Dymoclc
Superintendent of Children— 'William Grimmond
Indoor Assistant Inspector — William Toward
Assistant Inspector — P. B. Baine
Assistant Inspectors —District 1, John Cairns; 2, Henry Hunter; 3,
Thomas Morton ; 4, John Chalmers; 5, Malcolm M'Niveu
Relief Committee Clerk — James Hastings
Outdoor Pay-Clerk iC Educatio7i Register-keeper & Vaccination Clerk —
Adam Lothian
General Assistants— Andrew T. Day & William Gray
Removing Officer — Malcolm Clark
Address & Letter Clerk— David Ealderston
Auditor — James Gait, C.A. 217 West George st
COLLECTOR'S DEPARTMENT.
Collector— David Hall
Clerks— William Davidson &, John Howie
TOWN'S HOSPITAL AND PAROCHIAL ASYLUM.
House Governor — Charles W. Laing
Chaplain Rev. George Proudfoot
Matron — Mary Beattie
Assistant Governor— Robert Davidson
Porter— John M'Pherson
Storemen— Hugh Brown & John Faichney
Teacher — Annie B. D uncap.
MEDICAL STAFF.
Physician d> Consulting Medical Officer— Alexander Robertson, M.d.
Resident Medical Officer— Dr. James Buchan
Medical Assistant— Dr. George Bell Todd
BARONY PARISH,
Chambers, 38 Cochrane Street.
Inspector— James R. Motion
Cashier — George Donaldson
Inspector's Clerk— D. R. Cunningham
Co Hector— William James Wood
340
BARONY PARISH,
Poor Law Union, Barnhill.
Offices, 38 Cochrane Street.
Governor of Poorhouse — John M. M'Kay
Matron — Mrs. Weldon
Chaplain— Rev. John Gardiner
House Surgeon — William Core, m.d.
GOVAN COMBINATION LOCAL BOARD,
Chambers, 7 Carlton Place.
Officials.
inspector's department.
Inspector— Andrew Wallace, Albert Villa, St. Andrew's drive,
Pollokshields
Cashier— William G. Downio, 14 Victoria drive. Mount Florida
Inspector's Clerk— John Smith, 16 Bellgrove st
Children's Inspector— W . S. M'Arthnr, 5 Albert drive, Crossbill
Outdoor Assistant Inspectors— James D. Anderson, 535 Eglinton st ;
John Skinner, 571 Govan rd. Gn ; John R. Parker, 2 Willow Bank
cres; Walter Ness (Stewart's), 14 Houston st ; & Andrew Donald-
son, Stevenston
Indoor Assistant Inspector— Robert Pattison, 26 Taylor st
Assistant Sanitari/ Inspector— Doue.\i M'Donald, 17 Rutland cres
Clerks— George Donald, 16 Stevenson drive, Langside; Thomas
M'Arthur, 18 Westmorland st. Govanhill ; James N. Law, 15 Cope-
land rd ; John Mitchell, 53 Canal st. Paisley ; A. S. Brisbane, 67
Abbotslord pi; Thomas Russell, Auchentiber, Neilston; & Angus
Baillie, Lvlesland Farm, Paisley
Clothing Storekeeper— -Mrs. Russell, 1 Miller ter. Farme, Ratherglen
Assistant Clothing Storekeeper— Catherine Wright, 47 Naburn st
Dispenser of Medicine— John Locbart, 5 Park view, Langsid
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