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DIRECTORY
KILPATRICK
DUMBARTONSHIRE
water, having a nineteen feet beam, and a seventy-three feet keel,
can navigate this noble junction. The Trustees of the Clyde
Navigation have also a harbour here, for the accommodation of
vessels laid up during winter, or otherwises for sale. In ibe village
is a Free church, erected in 1869; there are also a Board school and
the Buchanan Institute, comprising library, reading and recreation
rooms. This handsome building, which has cost about £1,000, was
opened on December 13th, 1SS4, and was the munificent gift of
Andrew Buchanan, Esq., Aucheotorlie.
At Little Mill is a distillery and ship-building yard.
At Dunglass, half a mile west of Little Mill, are to be seen the
ruins qf an old fortification, or a Roman boundary, and in the
castle grounds a stone memorial pillar of Henry Bell, the eminent
engineer, obit, 1838. *
Milton and Dumbuck are on the road to Dumbarton; at the
former place is a paper mill and a Board school, also Milton
House, the residence of Andrew Muter, Esq. which is pleasantly.
situated on a declivity, commanding au extensive and beautiful
view of the Clyde. Estimated population of Bowling and Little
Mill in 1884, 900, and of Dumbuck and Milton, 700.
Duntocher is a considerable village, situated two miles north
from Kilpatrick. It contains three large mills for spinning and
manufacturing cotton, which were kept in active operation by
the late Alexander Dunn, Esq., of Duntocher, up to the period of
his death, shortly after which the cotton mills were closed, pending
the question of succession being settled. The principal part of the
town is lighted with gas. The Established church was erected in
1836, at an expense of £1,700. The other places of worship are a
Free church at Haidgate, an United Presbyterian church, and a
Eo'min Catholic chapel; there is also a Board school — a handsome
stone building — and a Roman Catholic school. Perhaps the most
ancient bridge in Scotland exists hero ; a stone near to it bears the
following inscription :—
*' PONTES. HUNC. EXIT.
BUI. CURAVIT. IMP. T.
ML. ANTONIN. HADE..
AUG. P. P. QUINT. LOLL.
URBIC. LEG. FERE. COL.
LAPSOM. restitdit.
DOMINUS DE BLANT-
IRE. A. .33R. CHR.
M.D. CC. ixxxx."
POST OFFICE, Kilpatrick, James Tennant, Post Master.— Letters from all parts arrive (from Glasgow) at 7 and 9.40 a.m. (to
callers only), and 2 iJO and 6 15 p.m., and aro despatched thereto at 11 12 a.m. and 4 5 and 7 15 p.m. 13° Mo)iey Order and Telegraph
Office and Savings Bank.
Post Office, BowLrNG, Daniel M'Culloch, Post Master.— Letters from all parts arrive (from Glasgow) at 7 50 and 10 ajn. (to
callers only), and 2 30 and 4 30 p.m., and aro despatched thereto at 11 a.m, and 4 and 7 p.m. B-S" Money Order and Telegraph Office
and Savings Bank.
Wall letter bos, Milton.— Cleared at 9 a.m. and 5 45 p.m. week days only.
Post Office, Dalhuir, Jessie "Watson, Post Mistress.— Letters from all parts arrive (from Glasgow) at 7 30 a.m. and 4 10 p.m.. and
aro despatched thereto at 7 45 and 11 15 a.m., 7 15 p.m., and on Saturdays an extra despatch at 8.45 p.m. £S" The nearest Money
Order and 'telegraph Office is at Clydebank.
Post Office, Duntocher, Isabella Smith, Post Mistress. — Letters from all parts arrive (from Glasgow, via Kilpatrick) at 7 a.m. and
S p.m., and aro despatched at 1 45 and 6 35 p.m. B3s" The nearest Money Order and Telegraph Office is at Kilpatrick.
Post Office, Yoker, Walter Donald, Post Master.— Letters from all parts arrive (from Glasgow) at 9 40 a.m., and 3 and 5 SO p.m.,
and are despatched thereto at 11 a.m., and 3 30 and 6 30 p.m. |3s"* Money Order ami Telegraph Office and Savings Bank.
Post Office, Clydebank, John M'Chleary, Post Master. — Letters arrive from all parts (from Glascow) at 8 10 a.m., and 1 and 5
p.m., and are despatched thereto at 11 15 a.m., and 3 45 and fi.45 p.m. I-S* Money Order and Telegraph Office and Savings Bank.
which is thus translated : — " This bridge was built under tho
auspices of the Emperor Titus JElius Antonious Adiiannus
Augustus, father of his country, by Quintus Lollins TJrbicus, his
lieutenant; being almost ruinous, it was restored by Lord Blantyre
in the year 1772." A little above the bridge there was a fort and
watch tower, visible when Pennant visited this quarter in 1772,
but no vestige of them now remains. The water works a Cochna,
constructed in 1874, supply Duutoeher, Dalmuir and Clydebank with,
water. Hardgate is about a quarter of a mile east from Duntocher,
and Faifi.ey about the same distance north thereof. Population in.
1S81, 1,594. Estimated population in 18S4, including Hardgate and
Faifley, 2,800.
Dalmuir is a village about one and a half miles from Duntocher.
Here are several-genteel residences, pleasantly situated on elevated
sites, commanding fine views of the Clyde and the surrounding
country. Population of Dalmuir in 1881, 1,073. Estimated popula-
tion in 1884, 1,800.
Clydebank is a rapidly increasing district, extending
from Dalmuir to Yoker. A new branch lino >f railway from
Clydebank to Partick was opened in December, 18S2, and
continued on to Yonkhill, February, 18S5; at Stobcross Junction
this line joins the underground railway for Glasgow (Queen
street). Messrs. J. & G. Thomson's large ship building yard
and engineering works ate situated here, covering thirty acres of
land, and giving employment to 4,000 men.
At Kilbowie are the extensive works of tho Singer Manufacturing
Company, recently erected, which cover 25 acres of ground, and
employ between three and fonr thousand persons. The places of
worship are the Established church, Hamilton Free church, erected
in 1884, and the Clydebank Union church, built in 1877; there is
also a Board school. A new public hall, affording accommodation
for an assembly of 1,000 people, was opened io September, 1884,
attached to which is a public library and reading room. Estimated
population in 1884, 3,000.
Yoker is a village about 4 miles e. from Old Kilpatrick, and 6 w.
from Glasgow, tho eastern portion of the village being in the county
and burgh of Renfrew. Here is a distillery and a Board school.
Estimated population in 1884, 1,300.
GENTRY & CLERGY.
Alexander Rev. William, Gleneden Villa,
Dalmuir
Barry Mr. James, Bowling
Biles Mr. John H. Crescent, Dalmuir
Bird Rev. James, Duntocher
Black James, Esq. Auchentoshan
Bremner Mr. Alexander H. Duntocher
Buchanan Andrew, Esq. j.p. Auchintorlie
Buchanan Captain Richard D. j.p. Dunglass
Castle
Burrell Mr. Willi ac?. Elm Eank, Bowling
Cameron Mr. John M. m.d. Kilpatrick
Carlile William, Esq. Duntocher House
Carswell Mr. Robert, Holly Villa, Dalmuir
Carswell Mr. Thomas, Merkland, Dalmuir
Clark Mr. Matthew, Bowling
Cowie Mr. Archibald, Fennienook, Bowling
Crichton Mrs. Eliza M. Dunglass House
Gumming Mr. John, The Tower, Dalmuir
Davie Mr. William, Dalmuir House, Dalmuir
Dickso Rev. William, Hardgate
Ferguson Mr. James S. Melbourne House,
Dalmuir
Filshie Mr. James, Oaktree Villa, Kilpatrick
Filsbie Mr. James, jun. Mount Pleasant,Kil-
patrick
Finlay Mr. Robert E. Holmfield, Dalmuir
GilmourMr. Adam, m.d. The Craigs, Hardgate
Grant Mr. John, Crescent, Dalmuir
Hamilton Miss Grace (of Barns), Cochna
Harvey Barnett, Esq. Yoker
Harvie Riv. J. Free Church MauseJIardgate
Harvie Mr. James, Erskine Villa, Duntochei-
Henderson Rev. Robert, m.a. Manse, Kil-
patrick
Hern Mr. William, Yoker
Jamesou Mr. George, Faifley, Duntocher
Johnstone Misses Elizabeth and Isabella,
Olinda Cottage, Kilpatrick
Lamb Rev. James, U.P. Manse, Kilpatrick
Lang Mr. John, Kilpatrick
Lawsou Mr. Allan, Kilpatrick
Leeder Mr. Frederick G. Crescent, Dalmuir
Luckio Mr. Peter, Barn's pi. Clydebank
M'Glashan Mr. John, Strathclyde Villa,
Bowling
M'GowanMr. James, Oak Villa, Bowling
M'Gregor Rev. A. H. Crescent, Dalmuir
Macmdoe P. P. Esq. Parkhill, Dalmuir
Mackenzie Mr. Robert C. MountBlow House,
Dalmuir [tocher
Mackenzie Walter. Esq. Edinbarnet, Dun-
Mackenzie Mr. William F. Lusset terrace,
Kilpatrick
Magee Mr. William, Inanda, Dalmuir
Mathie Mr. John, Rock Bank, Hardgate
Metcalfe Mr. George R. Crescent, Dalmuir
Mills William, Esq. Dunglass Cottage
Moore Mr. William, Uladh Tower, Dalmuir
Morrison Mrs. A. Hardgate
Muuro Rev. Robert, ii.a.,b.d. Free Church
Manse, Kilpatrick [Bowling
Muter Andrew, Esq. j.p. Milton House,
Napier Mrs. Emma, Glenarbuck, Bowling
Napier Henry M. Esq. Glenarbuck, Dowliug
Napier Mr. James, Drums House, Kilpatrick
Napier Robert T. Esq. Yoker
Nevin Richard, Esq. Dalnotter House,
Kilpatrick
Parker Mr. John, Crescent, Dalmuir
Paterson Mr. George. Edin Villa, Dalmuir
Paton Mr. David C. Lusset House, Kilpatrick
Paton Mr. Robert. Kirkton Villa, Kilpatrick
Pattison Miss S. D. Rock Villa, Bowling
Petrie Mr. James A. Clydeville, Bowling
Poison Mr. Alexander L. Dunclutha, Dalmuir
Pringlo Rev. James H. m.a. Barn's place,
Clydebank
Rae Rev. John E. Crescent, Dalmuir
Robertson Rev. D. D. Free Church Manse,
Bowling
Scott Mrs. Agnes, Kilpatrick
Scott Mr. James, Columba Cottage, Bowling
Scott Mr. James, Orchard, Bowling
Scott Mr. Robert, Oak Bank, Bowling
Spencer Mr. James, Crescent, Dalmuir
Stanford Mr. Edward C. C. Glen wood, Dalmuii'
Stark Rev. John, U. P. Manse, Duntocher
Steedman Mr. Robert H. Holly VilkijDahuuir
Stuvuuson Mr. James, Barn's pi. Clydobank
Wallace Mr. Hugh, Bloomfield, Dalmuir
Webster Mr. William, Ravenswood, Dalmuir
Wilson Mr. John P. Springfield House,
Dalmuir
Wylie Mr. John, Crescent pi. Dalmuir
SCHOOLS.
Board Schools :—
Bowling— Thomas G. Forbes, master ; Ann
Kay, mistress
Clydebank— John Fulton, master j Jessie
Gemmell, mistress
Dalmuir— Edward Harley, master
Duntocher— David Andrew, master: Mary
Liddell, mistress
Kilpatrick — William Young, master; Mary
Barton, mistress
Milton — William Finlay, master
Yoker— Archibald Walker, master
Roman Catholic School, Duntocher— Miss
Bird, mistress
AGENT.
Petrie James A. (shipping, forward-
ing & general commission agent,
& agent for Lloyd's), office, Canal
basin, Bowling Bay
BAKERS.
Mitchell James, Kilpatrick
Montgomerie Robert : Duntocher
Reaoch James, Kilpatrick
Reid John & Son, Duntocher
Scott Alexander, Bowling
Turnbull William, Hardgate
BANKS.
British Linen Co. Bank (Branch), Bank
buildings, Clydobank — diaws upon Bank of
England, London — Charles P. Leiper,
mauager
Savings Bank, Duntocher — Alexander
H. Bremner, treasurer
Savings Bank, Clydebank— Robert Carswell,
actuary
407
KILPATRICK
DUMBARTONSHIRE
water, having a nineteen feet beam, and a seventy-three feet keel,
can navigate this noble junction. The Trustees of the Clyde
Navigation have also a harbour here, for the accommodation of
vessels laid up during winter, or otherwises for sale. In ibe village
is a Free church, erected in 1869; there are also a Board school and
the Buchanan Institute, comprising library, reading and recreation
rooms. This handsome building, which has cost about £1,000, was
opened on December 13th, 1SS4, and was the munificent gift of
Andrew Buchanan, Esq., Aucheotorlie.
At Little Mill is a distillery and ship-building yard.
At Dunglass, half a mile west of Little Mill, are to be seen the
ruins qf an old fortification, or a Roman boundary, and in the
castle grounds a stone memorial pillar of Henry Bell, the eminent
engineer, obit, 1838. *
Milton and Dumbuck are on the road to Dumbarton; at the
former place is a paper mill and a Board school, also Milton
House, the residence of Andrew Muter, Esq. which is pleasantly.
situated on a declivity, commanding au extensive and beautiful
view of the Clyde. Estimated population of Bowling and Little
Mill in 1884, 900, and of Dumbuck and Milton, 700.
Duntocher is a considerable village, situated two miles north
from Kilpatrick. It contains three large mills for spinning and
manufacturing cotton, which were kept in active operation by
the late Alexander Dunn, Esq., of Duntocher, up to the period of
his death, shortly after which the cotton mills were closed, pending
the question of succession being settled. The principal part of the
town is lighted with gas. The Established church was erected in
1836, at an expense of £1,700. The other places of worship are a
Free church at Haidgate, an United Presbyterian church, and a
Eo'min Catholic chapel; there is also a Board school — a handsome
stone building — and a Roman Catholic school. Perhaps the most
ancient bridge in Scotland exists hero ; a stone near to it bears the
following inscription :—
*' PONTES. HUNC. EXIT.
BUI. CURAVIT. IMP. T.
ML. ANTONIN. HADE..
AUG. P. P. QUINT. LOLL.
URBIC. LEG. FERE. COL.
LAPSOM. restitdit.
DOMINUS DE BLANT-
IRE. A. .33R. CHR.
M.D. CC. ixxxx."
POST OFFICE, Kilpatrick, James Tennant, Post Master.— Letters from all parts arrive (from Glasgow) at 7 and 9.40 a.m. (to
callers only), and 2 iJO and 6 15 p.m., and aro despatched thereto at 11 12 a.m. and 4 5 and 7 15 p.m. 13° Mo)iey Order and Telegraph
Office and Savings Bank.
Post Office, BowLrNG, Daniel M'Culloch, Post Master.— Letters from all parts arrive (from Glasgow) at 7 50 and 10 ajn. (to
callers only), and 2 30 and 4 30 p.m., and aro despatched thereto at 11 a.m, and 4 and 7 p.m. B-S" Money Order and Telegraph Office
and Savings Bank.
Wall letter bos, Milton.— Cleared at 9 a.m. and 5 45 p.m. week days only.
Post Office, Dalhuir, Jessie "Watson, Post Mistress.— Letters from all parts arrive (from Glasgow) at 7 30 a.m. and 4 10 p.m.. and
aro despatched thereto at 7 45 and 11 15 a.m., 7 15 p.m., and on Saturdays an extra despatch at 8.45 p.m. £S" The nearest Money
Order and 'telegraph Office is at Clydebank.
Post Office, Duntocher, Isabella Smith, Post Mistress. — Letters from all parts arrive (from Glasgow, via Kilpatrick) at 7 a.m. and
S p.m., and aro despatched at 1 45 and 6 35 p.m. B3s" The nearest Money Order and Telegraph Office is at Kilpatrick.
Post Office, Yoker, Walter Donald, Post Master.— Letters from all parts arrive (from Glasgow) at 9 40 a.m., and 3 and 5 SO p.m.,
and are despatched thereto at 11 a.m., and 3 30 and 6 30 p.m. |3s"* Money Order ami Telegraph Office and Savings Bank.
Post Office, Clydebank, John M'Chleary, Post Master. — Letters arrive from all parts (from Glascow) at 8 10 a.m., and 1 and 5
p.m., and are despatched thereto at 11 15 a.m., and 3 45 and fi.45 p.m. I-S* Money Order and Telegraph Office and Savings Bank.
which is thus translated : — " This bridge was built under tho
auspices of the Emperor Titus JElius Antonious Adiiannus
Augustus, father of his country, by Quintus Lollins TJrbicus, his
lieutenant; being almost ruinous, it was restored by Lord Blantyre
in the year 1772." A little above the bridge there was a fort and
watch tower, visible when Pennant visited this quarter in 1772,
but no vestige of them now remains. The water works a Cochna,
constructed in 1874, supply Duutoeher, Dalmuir and Clydebank with,
water. Hardgate is about a quarter of a mile east from Duntocher,
and Faifi.ey about the same distance north thereof. Population in.
1S81, 1,594. Estimated population in 18S4, including Hardgate and
Faifley, 2,800.
Dalmuir is a village about one and a half miles from Duntocher.
Here are several-genteel residences, pleasantly situated on elevated
sites, commanding fine views of the Clyde and the surrounding
country. Population of Dalmuir in 1881, 1,073. Estimated popula-
tion in 1884, 1,800.
Clydebank is a rapidly increasing district, extending
from Dalmuir to Yoker. A new branch lino >f railway from
Clydebank to Partick was opened in December, 18S2, and
continued on to Yonkhill, February, 18S5; at Stobcross Junction
this line joins the underground railway for Glasgow (Queen
street). Messrs. J. & G. Thomson's large ship building yard
and engineering works ate situated here, covering thirty acres of
land, and giving employment to 4,000 men.
At Kilbowie are the extensive works of tho Singer Manufacturing
Company, recently erected, which cover 25 acres of ground, and
employ between three and fonr thousand persons. The places of
worship are the Established church, Hamilton Free church, erected
in 1884, and the Clydebank Union church, built in 1877; there is
also a Board school. A new public hall, affording accommodation
for an assembly of 1,000 people, was opened io September, 1884,
attached to which is a public library and reading room. Estimated
population in 1884, 3,000.
Yoker is a village about 4 miles e. from Old Kilpatrick, and 6 w.
from Glasgow, tho eastern portion of the village being in the county
and burgh of Renfrew. Here is a distillery and a Board school.
Estimated population in 1884, 1,300.
GENTRY & CLERGY.
Alexander Rev. William, Gleneden Villa,
Dalmuir
Barry Mr. James, Bowling
Biles Mr. John H. Crescent, Dalmuir
Bird Rev. James, Duntocher
Black James, Esq. Auchentoshan
Bremner Mr. Alexander H. Duntocher
Buchanan Andrew, Esq. j.p. Auchintorlie
Buchanan Captain Richard D. j.p. Dunglass
Castle
Burrell Mr. Willi ac?. Elm Eank, Bowling
Cameron Mr. John M. m.d. Kilpatrick
Carlile William, Esq. Duntocher House
Carswell Mr. Robert, Holly Villa, Dalmuir
Carswell Mr. Thomas, Merkland, Dalmuir
Clark Mr. Matthew, Bowling
Cowie Mr. Archibald, Fennienook, Bowling
Crichton Mrs. Eliza M. Dunglass House
Gumming Mr. John, The Tower, Dalmuir
Davie Mr. William, Dalmuir House, Dalmuir
Dickso Rev. William, Hardgate
Ferguson Mr. James S. Melbourne House,
Dalmuir
Filshie Mr. James, Oaktree Villa, Kilpatrick
Filsbie Mr. James, jun. Mount Pleasant,Kil-
patrick
Finlay Mr. Robert E. Holmfield, Dalmuir
GilmourMr. Adam, m.d. The Craigs, Hardgate
Grant Mr. John, Crescent, Dalmuir
Hamilton Miss Grace (of Barns), Cochna
Harvey Barnett, Esq. Yoker
Harvie Riv. J. Free Church MauseJIardgate
Harvie Mr. James, Erskine Villa, Duntochei-
Henderson Rev. Robert, m.a. Manse, Kil-
patrick
Hern Mr. William, Yoker
Jamesou Mr. George, Faifley, Duntocher
Johnstone Misses Elizabeth and Isabella,
Olinda Cottage, Kilpatrick
Lamb Rev. James, U.P. Manse, Kilpatrick
Lang Mr. John, Kilpatrick
Lawsou Mr. Allan, Kilpatrick
Leeder Mr. Frederick G. Crescent, Dalmuir
Luckio Mr. Peter, Barn's pi. Clydebank
M'Glashan Mr. John, Strathclyde Villa,
Bowling
M'GowanMr. James, Oak Villa, Bowling
M'Gregor Rev. A. H. Crescent, Dalmuir
Macmdoe P. P. Esq. Parkhill, Dalmuir
Mackenzie Mr. Robert C. MountBlow House,
Dalmuir [tocher
Mackenzie Walter. Esq. Edinbarnet, Dun-
Mackenzie Mr. William F. Lusset terrace,
Kilpatrick
Magee Mr. William, Inanda, Dalmuir
Mathie Mr. John, Rock Bank, Hardgate
Metcalfe Mr. George R. Crescent, Dalmuir
Mills William, Esq. Dunglass Cottage
Moore Mr. William, Uladh Tower, Dalmuir
Morrison Mrs. A. Hardgate
Muuro Rev. Robert, ii.a.,b.d. Free Church
Manse, Kilpatrick [Bowling
Muter Andrew, Esq. j.p. Milton House,
Napier Mrs. Emma, Glenarbuck, Bowling
Napier Henry M. Esq. Glenarbuck, Dowliug
Napier Mr. James, Drums House, Kilpatrick
Napier Robert T. Esq. Yoker
Nevin Richard, Esq. Dalnotter House,
Kilpatrick
Parker Mr. John, Crescent, Dalmuir
Paterson Mr. George. Edin Villa, Dalmuir
Paton Mr. David C. Lusset House, Kilpatrick
Paton Mr. Robert. Kirkton Villa, Kilpatrick
Pattison Miss S. D. Rock Villa, Bowling
Petrie Mr. James A. Clydeville, Bowling
Poison Mr. Alexander L. Dunclutha, Dalmuir
Pringlo Rev. James H. m.a. Barn's place,
Clydebank
Rae Rev. John E. Crescent, Dalmuir
Robertson Rev. D. D. Free Church Manse,
Bowling
Scott Mrs. Agnes, Kilpatrick
Scott Mr. James, Columba Cottage, Bowling
Scott Mr. James, Orchard, Bowling
Scott Mr. Robert, Oak Bank, Bowling
Spencer Mr. James, Crescent, Dalmuir
Stanford Mr. Edward C. C. Glen wood, Dalmuii'
Stark Rev. John, U. P. Manse, Duntocher
Steedman Mr. Robert H. Holly VilkijDahuuir
Stuvuuson Mr. James, Barn's pi. Clydobank
Wallace Mr. Hugh, Bloomfield, Dalmuir
Webster Mr. William, Ravenswood, Dalmuir
Wilson Mr. John P. Springfield House,
Dalmuir
Wylie Mr. John, Crescent pi. Dalmuir
SCHOOLS.
Board Schools :—
Bowling— Thomas G. Forbes, master ; Ann
Kay, mistress
Clydebank— John Fulton, master j Jessie
Gemmell, mistress
Dalmuir— Edward Harley, master
Duntocher— David Andrew, master: Mary
Liddell, mistress
Kilpatrick — William Young, master; Mary
Barton, mistress
Milton — William Finlay, master
Yoker— Archibald Walker, master
Roman Catholic School, Duntocher— Miss
Bird, mistress
AGENT.
Petrie James A. (shipping, forward-
ing & general commission agent,
& agent for Lloyd's), office, Canal
basin, Bowling Bay
BAKERS.
Mitchell James, Kilpatrick
Montgomerie Robert : Duntocher
Reaoch James, Kilpatrick
Reid John & Son, Duntocher
Scott Alexander, Bowling
Turnbull William, Hardgate
BANKS.
British Linen Co. Bank (Branch), Bank
buildings, Clydobank — diaws upon Bank of
England, London — Charles P. Leiper,
mauager
Savings Bank, Duntocher — Alexander
H. Bremner, treasurer
Savings Bank, Clydebank— Robert Carswell,
actuary
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