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NSURA^(CE (oMpy^rl/te^^

Incorporated hy Royal Cha^ler and Special Acts of Parliaments

Established 1809.

President, Vice-President,

- HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF SUTHERLAND, K.G.

- THE MOST HON. THE UA^ "^UlS OF ZETLAND, K.T.

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FIRE— LIFE— ANNUITIES>

Total Funds at Slst Decembep. 1903. exceed

Total Revenue for 1903,

- £16.898,000 . £3,550,884!

The Funds of the Life Department are not liable for obligations under the Fire Department nor are the Funds of the Fii t:,De{ia*-tiD?.pt l;?ble for obliijations unrler th^ Life Department.

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GLASGOW BRA

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ENT STREET.

Na*b3na<ok#ter»ry>^#<8"€!^tand

SIR CHARLES TENNANT, Bar*., of the Glen, Chairman.

John J. Coats, Esq. (A J. & A Graham, Writers). James Muirhead, Esq. (Baird Smiths, Muirhead i.

Guthrie Smith, Writers). Thomas Alexander, Esq., Merchant, Glasgow.

A. Crum Maclab, Esq., of Cathldn.

Robert Binnie, Esq., J. P., Greenock.

Jas. F. Dalrymi>le-Hay, Esq., Dunlop House, Dunlop.

M. Pearce Campbell, Esq. (J. & W. Campbell & Co.).

Local Manager— T>A.WII> L. LAIDLAW.

LIFE DEPARTMENT,

Divisible Liife Profits fop Quinquennium ending

Slst Deoembep, 1900. - - - £922,400

Ninety per cent, of Life Profits divided amongst the Assured on the Participating Scale.

Family Policies in various forms.— Policies payable during lifetime.— Premium ceasing at an

agreed age.— Threefold Option Policies.— Death Duty Policies.— Partnership Insurances.

Five per cent. Investment Policies— Instalment Policies.

ANNUITY DEPARTMENT>

Annuities {Immediate, Contingent, or Deferred) are granted on favourable term^.

FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Net FiP6 Ppemiums, 1903, . . . , £1,820,380

Property at Home or Abroad Insured at the Lowest Rates corresponding to the Risk. Losses Promptly and Liberally Settled. Prospectuses on Application.

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DebentUPe Insurance. The Guarantee of whole issues undertaken

Debentures in Commei'cial and Industrial Companies guaranteed by the Society as to Principal and Interest yielding 4| per cent, are offered for subscription from time to time

Conting'ency Insurance. Indemnities re Lost Documents, Defects in Title, Missing Beneficiaries, Issue and Re-Marriage Risks, Loss arising from Calls on Shares, etc.

Guarantees to Companies and Stockbrokers re Forged Transfers, Stock Certificates, etc

MORTGAGE, LICENSE, AND SINKING FUND ASSURANCES.

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Subscribed Capital, - TWO MILLIONS.

Head Office, 49 CHANCERY LANE, LONDON, W.C.

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Glasgow Office, - 88 ST. VINCBNT STRBBT, F. J, SCOTT, Resident Secpetapy.

Telephone Nos. Corporatioa, 3979. National, 3979 Royal.

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Example— At age 25, for an annual premium of £,ir) 17s. id. the assured secures ;£500 at death within tlie 25 years ; or £,\,<xx> at end of the 25 yearS; with the option, if declared at the outset, of a paid-up policy for *;i,76s payable at death after age 50, or a large annuity in lieu of the Endowment.

PERFEOT NOM-FORFEITABLE SYSTEM. UBERAL SURRENDER VALUEa

POUCIE8 WORLD-WIDE IN MOST CASES.

FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Ample Security. Moderate Premiums. Losses Promptly Settled. Surveys made f)?ee of chapse.

APPLICATIONS FOR AQBNCIES INVITED.

Glasgow Office— 6A ST. VINCENT STREET. Secretary— P. MACNEIL.

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[HE CITY OF GLASGOW

IIPE ASSURANCE COMFANT.

ESTABLISHED IN 1838— INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACTS OF PARLIAMENT.

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HEAD OFFICE— No. 30 RENFIELD STREET.

DIRECTORS.

'■^'' Chairman, Sir JAMES BELL, Baet., of Montgreenan, Ayrshire.

Deputy Chairman, ANDRKW SMITH MICHIE, Esq., Banker.

R. D. Mackenzie, Esq., of Caldarvan. A. H. Donald, Esq., Solicitor. James Parker Smith, Esq., M.P.

\kf Medico] Adviser — G. P. Tennent, M. D.-

AcfvMry — John Stewart, F.F.A.,F.LA,

David Ritchie, Esq. Charles Ker, Esq., C.A. Allan M'Lean, Esq., Solicitor.

Auditor — John Mann, Junr., C.A. Secretary — William King.

General Manager-Wm. SMITH NICOL, F.F.A.

SOi\^E FIGURES FROM REPORT FOR YEAR 1903. FUNDS, - - £2,726,919.

Year 1903,

Average for

Four Preceding

Years.

Proposals received ...

1,522

1,108

¥.

£714,596

£471,957

^roposa' "mpleted

1,189

920

For

£522,357

£379,428

Ne 7 Annual Premiums

18,088

14,852

^la; ^^.s y Death

139,319

185,876

Do. Survivance

17,664

14,147

Total Annual Premium Income ...

232,200

224,281

rest received

102,505

94,031

.e of Interest earned ... ...

£3, 17s. 9d.%

£3 15s. lld.%

-ucrease in Funds ...

It

78,675

39,064

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FOUNDED 1823

THE EDINBURGH LIF

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Incorporated by Special Act of Parliament.

THE OLDEST SCOTTISH ASSURANCE COMPANY

transacting- LIFE ASSURANCE, ENDOWMENT, and ANNUITY Busine alone— without Fire, Marine or other risks— which affords t ADDITIONAL SECURITY of a Substantial Capital (£500,000) besid an increasing- ACCUMULATED ASSURANCE AND ANNUITY FU^

which now exceeds

£3,750,000.

President : The Most Honoukablk The MARQUIS OF BREADALBANE, KG.

Vice-President : The Right Honourable LORD LAMINGTON, G.C.M.G.

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Glasgow Directory

1904-1 905,

ARRANGED AS

GENERAL, STREET, COMMERCIAL, AND SUBURBAN;

A. 1= I^ E ISr TD.I X

CONTAINING USEFUL LOCAL AND GENERAL INFORMATION.

SEVENTY-SEVENTH

PUBLICATION.

GLASGOW:

PRINTED BY AIRD & COGHILL, 24 DOUGLAS STREET,

FOR THE GLASGOW POSTMEN.

1904.

Prioe Ten Shillings.

PREFACE.

In issuing the Glasgow Post-OfEce Directory for 1904-1905, the Publishers beg to express their thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed on the work during the long period of Seventy-Six years, and desire to state that as formerly no effort has been spared to render it as accurate and complete as possible. They, however, do not hold themselves responsible for any error or omission.

A Map of the Environs of Glasgow will be found at the beginning of the book. The Almanac, Tide Tables, Banks, &c.. Statistics of the Population of the City and Suburbs, the Parliamentary and Municipal Voters for 1902-1903, with the Parliamentary Divisions of the City and Members of Parliament, also the Voters on Electoral Roll for School Board, and the Rental of Glasgow for 1903, with a description of the revised Municipal Wards, will be found in their former positions. To these have been added a list of the Conveners and Secretaries of the various Ward Committees. In the Streets Directory (pages 689 to 1000) the number affixed to the name of each street indicates the Municipal Ward in which such street is situated for electoral purposes. The numbers have been corrected in accordance with the new arrangement of the city wards. At pages 1 to 31 an Alphabetical List of Streets is given; as a handy guide to their situation the capital and small letters prefixed to each Street indicate its position on the Map, and the number affixed its registration district. The large Map, revised and brought up to date by J. Bar- tholomew & Co., Edinburgh, is placed at the end of the Directory.

The various Suburban Districts around the City are given, as formerly, revised and corrected. The Burghs of Govan, Kinning Park, and Partick are incorporated with the General Directory.

Ill the Appendix will be found useful details regarding various Institutions and Public Offices in the City and Suburbs.

The printing has been done by Messrs. Aird & Cogliill, 24 Douglas Street, and the binding by Messrs. Gowans & Gray, Ltd, 58 Cadogan Street.

All communications on Directory business should be addressed to the Editor, Post Office Directory, Glasgow.

Post Offioh, Glasgow, May, 1904.

GENERAL INDEX,

The pages indicated hy Numeral, Letters will be found in the front portion of the Db-ectory.

Almanac and Tide Table - xx Alphabetical List of Streets,

Squares, Places, &c., 1 to 31 Bank Holidays, &c., - xxviii

Banking Houses & BraQches, sxix Bearsdeo and Druincliapel, 1397 Bishopbdggs, - - 1400

Bothwell, - - - 1102

Calendar (with Concise Do.) six Cambuslang, - - 1404

Cathcart, - - - 1409

Glasgow Statistics (City ol), xxiii Giffnock, - - - 1412 Govan, - - - 1413 Kiuning Park - - 1413 Kirkintilloch, - - 1413

Lenzie, _ . - 1414

Milngavie, - - 1416

Municipal Wards — For num- ber of ward in which each street is situated, see Streets Directory Municipal Wards as arranged

in 1896, _ _ - xsiv

Municipal Wards (Conveners

and secretaries of) - sxvii

Names too late for insertion

in their proper places, - x Parliamentary Divisions of

City, - - - - xxiii Parcick, - - - 1418

Pollokshaws, - - 1418

Registration Districts and Re- gistrars' Offices, - - 1 Rental of the City, - - xxiii Rutherglen - - 1422

School Board of Glasgow, xxviii Shettleston, - - 1429

Stepps and Millerston - 1432

Table of Foreign & Colonial

Moneys and Exchanges, 32

Tollcross and Mount Vernon, 1433 Uddingston - - 1435

APPENDIX.

Accountants (Institutes of),

77 to 80 Addresses, Telegraphic, - xli Aged Christian Friend Socy. - 113 Aid Association for the Out- door Blind, - - - 106 Allan Glen's School, - - 133 Analysts (City), - - - 67 Anderson s College Medical School, - - - - 131

Andersonian Naturalists' Socy. 12 1 Antiquity ( The Grand) Society

of Glasgow, - - - 110 Art, The Glasgow School of- 131 Artistic, Literary, and Scien- tific Institutions - - 119 Association of Deacons of In- corporated Trades, - - 108 Asso. for Relief of Incurables, 111 Association of Underwriters, 76 AthenaBum Dramatic Club, - 134 Athenaeum, The Glasgow - 126 Baillie's Institution Free

Public Library - - 143

Balmanno Bequest, - - 102 Baodof Hope Union (Scottish), 98 Baptists, - - - - 9 1 Barony GorbalsBen. Society, - 119 Baths and Wasb-houses, - 63 Black's Bequest for Servants, 108 Boys' Brigade, - - - 98 Bridgeton Medical Mission, - 104 Bridgeton Working Men's Club

and Reading Room, - - 134 Buchanan Institution, - 125

Burgh Courts, - - - 60 Caltou Evangelistic Union

Misiiion to the Poor, - 100

Calton, Mile- end, and Bridge- ton Mechanics' Institution 132 Canal Boatmen's Friend Socy. 97 CancerHospital(TheGlasgow), 138 Cancer and Skin Institution

(The Glasgow) - - 139 Carrieis' Quarters, - 82 to 87 Cathcart Parish Council, - 66 Catholic Apostolic Church, - 92 Central Conservative Assoc. 122 Central Liberal Association,- 122 Chamber of Commerce, - 135 Charitable and Friendly In- stitutions, - _ - 100 Charity Organisation Society, 105 Chess Club (Glasgow), - 147

"Children of Zion" Cburch, 92 Children, National Society for

Prevention of Cruelty to - 109 China, Christian Literature

Society for, - - - 96 Christadelphians, - - 91

Church of Christ, - - 93 Church of Scotland, - - 88 Clan Cameron, - - - 117 Clan Campbell Soc, - - 116 Clan Donnachaidb S.ciety, - 102 Clan Gregor Society, - 100

Clau Laraont Society, - - 116 Clan Macdonald Society, - 104 Clan Mackay Society, - - 116 Clan Maclean Society, - 116

Clan Menzies Society, - - 116 Clyde Amateur Rowing Club, 144 Clyde Canoe Club, - - 144 Clyde Industrial Training

Ship, - - - - 112 Clyde Lighthouses Trust, - 59 Clyde Navigation, - - 58 Clyde Pilot Board, - - 59 Clyde Sailing Ship Owners'

Assoc. Ltd. - - - 135 Clyde Steamship Owners' As- sociation, - - - 135 Clydesdale Cricket Club, - 145 Clydesdale Upper Ward Soc, 101 Colquhoun's Bequest, - - 111 Commercial Associatioas, - 135 Commercial Travellers' Soc, 116 Commissioners for taking

Affidavits, - - - 61

Congregational Union of

Scotland, - - - 91

Cookery, Glasgow School of - 13 1 Cookery, West- end Training

School of - ~ - 125 Cora Trade (Glasgow) Ass., - 135 Corn Trade (Glasgow) Ben.

Ass. - - - - 117 Corporation of Accountants, - 79 Corporation of the City of

Glasgow - - - 51

Corporation Public Halls - 63 Corporation Public Libraries, 143 Cottage NursesTrainiog Home, 130 County of the City of Glasgow, 68 County Courts, Sheriff, &c. - 61 Court-house Commissioners, 60 Cowcaddeus Medical Mission, 94 Cremation Society, - - 145 Cricket Clubs —

Clydesdale, - - - 145

West of Scotland, - - 146 Deacons, Association of - 108 Deacons, Society of - - 103 Deaf and Dumb Institution, 104 Deaf and Dumb, Inst, for the

Education of - - - 102 Delivery of Letters in Glasgow, 2 DennistounModel Yacht Club 145 Dental Hospital and School,- 139 Discharged Prisoners' Aid

Society, - - - 109

Dog and Cat Home, - - 109

GENERAL INDEX.

Dorcas Society (Fever, &c.

Hospitals), - - - 113

Dorcas Society (Rnyal Intir.) 108 Dorcas Society(Victoria Intir.) 107 Duties (Stamp, Legacy,

Estate, &c.), - - 26-42

East Park Home for Children, 1 12 Educational Endowments Brda.

The Glasgow General, - 125 The Glasgow City, - 125 Educational (The) Handwork

or Sloyd Assoc, of Scotland, 133 Educational Institutions, - 123 Elder Free Ref. Library, - 142 Engineers and Shipbuilders,

The Institution of - - 121 Epileptics, Colony of Mercy for 139 Episcopal Church of England, 91 Episcopal Chm-ch in Scot. - 90 Evangelization Society (Lon- don), Scottish Branch, - 93 Ewing Bequests, - - 118

Eye Infirmary, - - - 140 Factories, H.M. Inspectors of 62 Faculty of Physicians, &c., - 74 Foreign and Colonial Mails, 10-11 Free Episcopal Church of

England - - - 93

Free Presbyterian Church of

Scotland, - . _ 93 Friendless Girls' Temporary

Home - - - - 104 Friends' Meeting House, - 93 Fund for Gentlewomen, - 108 Gaelic Society of Glasgow, - 126 Gartnavel Royal Lunatic

Asylum, - - - 141

Geological Society of Glas., - 137

German Evangel Congregation 93

German Protestant Chm-ch, - 93

German Seamen's Mission, - 99

Glasgow Aberdeenshire Assn. 106

Do. Abstainers' Union - 96

Do, Academy, - - 129

Do. Aged Seamen's Relief

Fund,- - - 114 Do, AraatBur Orchestral

Society, - - 141

Do. Angus and Mearns

Benevolent Soc, - 108 Do. Archaeological Soc, 121 Do, Art Club, - - 121 Do. Athenaeum (Incor- porated), - - 126 Do. Athenaeum Dramatic

Club, - - - 134 Do. Atholl and Breadal-

bane Ass., - - 110 Do. Anx. Lon. J\Iis. Soc, 97 Do. Ayrshire Society, - 106 Do. Ballad Club, - - 119 Do. Benevolent Society for the Relief of Desti- tute Sick, - - 114 Do. Border Counties Ass. 108 Do. Browns' Society, - 112 Do. Bute Benevolent Soc. 118 Do. Cabmen's Mission, - 99

PAGE

Glasgow Caithness Benevolent

Association, - 108

Do. Cancer Hospital, - 138 Do. Cancer and Skin Inst , 139 Do. Central Dispensary, 14 0 Do. Chess Club, - 147

Do, City Mission, - 99

Do, College of Music, 142

Do. Conservative Assoc. - 122 Do. Convalescent Home,- 103 Do, Corn Trade Asso. - 135 Do. Corn Trade Ben. Ass. 117 Do. Cowal Society, 115,118 Do. Day Nurseries Assoc. 116 Do. Dental Hcspitnl - 139 Do. & District Indepen- dent Labour Party, 122 Do. Dumfriesshire Soci'iy 118 Do, Eastwood Club, - 107 Do. Educational Endow.

(City & Gen. Bo.) 125 Do. Elders' Wives and

Daughters Assoc- 114 Do. Eye Infirmary, - 140 Do. Foundry Boys' Re- ligious Society, - 97 Do. Galloway Bro. So., - 103 Do. Golf Club, - - 147 Do. High School for

Girls, - - - 130 Do. Highland Club, - 102 Do. Highland Society, - 126 Do. Home for Deserted

Mothers, - - 107 Do. Home Mission Union, 96 Do, Hospital and Dispen- sary for Diseases of the Ear, - - 137 Do. Hospital for Skiu

Diseases, - - 138

Do. Hospital for Women, 139 Do. Humane Society, - 145 Do. Inst, for Orphan and

Destitute Girls, - 114 Do. Irvine Society, - 103

Do. Jewish Board of

Guardians, - - 1 14 Do. Kyrle Society, - 107

Do. Landlords' Assoc, - 135 Do. Legal and Specu- lative Society, - 131 Do. Leighton Art Club - 1 1 9 Do. Liberal Council, - 122 Do. Local Marine Board, 64 Do. Lochaber Society, - 104 Do. Lodging Houses Gospel

Union, - - 113

Do, Magdalenelnstitution, 96 Do. Master Slaters Ass. - 135 Do. Master Wrights Ass., 136 Do. Maternity Hospital, 141 Do. Mauchline Society, - 111 Do. Medical Missionary

Society, - - 110 Do. Miss. Deaf & Dumb, 115 Do. Model Yacht Club, 144 Do. Moray and Banffshire

Friendly Society - 109

PAUE

Glasgow Native Benevolent

Association, - 113

Glasgow Northern Highland

Ben. Society, - 113 Do. Ophthalmic Institu- tion, - - - 140 Do. Perthshire Club, - 101 Do. Public Dispensary, - 136 Di). Renfrewshire Society, 103 Do. Koss & Cromarty Ass. 102 Do. Royal Infirmary, - 140 Do. Ko>al lutiruiary Dor.

Society, -' - 108 Do. Sailors' Home, - 117 Do. Samaritan Hospital

for Women, 136,137 Do. School of Art- - 131 Do. School of Cookery, - 131 Do. Seamen's Evangel.

Mission, - - 98 Do. Seamen's Friend Soc, 111 Do. Shipowners' Associa., 136 Do. Sick Poor and Private

Nursing Assoc, - 107 Do. Society of Artists, - 120 Do. Southern Merchants'

& Tradesmen's Soc. 100 Do. Stirlingshire & Sons

of the Rock Soc. - 117 Do. Suiherland Assoc, - 118 Do. Training Home for

Nurses, - - 129

Do. Uniied Evangelistic

Association - - 94

Do. United Young Men's Christian Associ- ation, - - - 95 Do. University, - 123 & 124 Lo. University Students'

Settlement, - - 134 Do. Veterinary College, 137 Do. Water of Endrick

Friendly Society, - 114 Do. and West of Scotland Mission to the FrieLdless and In- dustrial Home for Women - - 98 Do. West of Scot. Com- mercial Friendly, - 118 Do. and West of Scotland Co-operation for Trained Nurses, - 118 Do, and West of Scotland

Liberal League, - 122 Do. and West of Scotland Licensed Grocers' Association, - 136

Do. and West of Scotland Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Soc, - 112 Do. and West of Scotland

Technical College, 133 Do. Women'sAuxiliary to

the Zenana Mission, 145 Good Templars, - - - 96 Gorbals, Barony of, Ben. Soc. 119 Gospel Mission (East-End), - ^6

GENERAL INDEX.

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Govan Combination Parish

Council, - ■ - - 65

Government, - - - 43

Grabam Charitable, - - 102 Grand Antiquity Society, - 110 Grocer Company of Glasgow, 112 Grove Street Institute, - 93

Guild of Aid, - - - 104 Hamilton's Annuity Fund, - 115 High School, - - - 130 High School for Girls, - 180

His Majesty's Inspectors of

Factories, - • - 62

His Majesty's Ministers, • 44 His Majesty's Privy Council, 44 House Factors and Property Agents in Glasgow, Ltd. (Association of), - - 80 Houses of Refuge, - - 132 Houses of Shelter for Females, 1 15 Humane Society, - - 145

Hutchesons' Educational

Trust - - - - 120 Hutchesons' Hospital, - - 105 Imperial Union Club, - 122

Income Tax, - - - 42 Income Tax Offices, - - 01 Incorporated Weaving, Dyeing,

and Printing College, - 128 Incorporation of Bakers, - 103 Incorporation of Cordiners, - 102 Incorporation of Maltmen, - 1 03 Incorporation of Tailors, - 114 Incorporation of Weavers, - 110 Incurables (Association for

Relief of), - - - 111 Independent Labour Party, - 122 Independent Order of Good

Templars, - - - 96

Index to Trades - - xi

Industrial Law Committee, - 117 Industrial Schools, - - 132 Inland Revenue OtHce, - 64

Inspectors of Factories, - 62 Institute of Accountants and

Actuaries, - - - 77

Institute of Accountants,

Scottish, - - - 80

Institute of Architects, - 82

Institute of Chanered Accoun- tants (England and Wales), 79 Inst, of Engineers and Ship- builders, - - - 121 Institute of Journalists, - 119 Institute of Measurers, - 81 Institution for the Education

of the Deaf and Dumb, - 102 Iron and Ironmongery Ben.

Society of Glasgow, - 100

Iron & Si eel Inst , W. of Scot- land, - - - - 133 Jewish Evangelical Mission,- 94 Joint Hospital, - - - 136 Justice of Peace Courts, - 60 Justices of Peace, - 68to73 Kelvinside Acadeiiy, - - 130

Kilmun Seaside Home, - 103

Kintjre CInb, - - - 107

Ladies' Auxiliary of the Assoc,

for Relief of Incurables, - 111

Ladies' Auxiliary City Mis. - 99

Landlords' (Glasgow) Assoc- 135

Legacy and Stamp Duties, - 26

Leighton Art Club, - - 119 Libraries, Newsrooms, and

Newspaper Offices, - - 142 Licensed Grocers' (Glasgow

and W. of Scotland) Assoc. 136

Lieutenancy of Lanarkshire, 71 Lifeboat Institution, Royal

National, - - - 106

Lighthouses Trust (Clyde), - 59

Literary Institutions, - - 119

Little Sisters of the Poor, - 101 Local and County Institutions, 51

Lock Hospital, - - - 139

Logan and Johnston School, - 125

Loyal Vale of Clyde Lodge, - 108

Lunacy Board, Glasgow Dist. 65

M'All Mission in France, - 95

M'Alpine's Mortification, - 102

Macdonald Society, - - 104 Magistrates and Town Council, 51

Mails (Foreign and Colonial), 10 Mails for the Isle of Man and

Channel Islands, - - 15 Mails for Lewis, - - 15 Marine Board (Glasgow Loc), 64 Marshall (The) Trust, - - 110 Maryhill School Board, - 134 Master Bakers' Friendly Soc. Ill Master Masons' Association, 135 Master Slaters' Association, - 135 Master Wrights' Association, 136 Maternity Hospital, - - 141 Maxwell & Hutcheson Trust, 105 Mechanics' Inst. Calton, Mile- end and Bridgeton, - 132 Medical and Scientific Insts., 136 Members in Glasgow of the Society of Accountants and Auditors, - - - 79 Members of Parliament for

Scotland, - - - 49

Merchants' House, - - 59

Messengers-at-Arms, - - 74

Microscopical Society, - - 121

Mission, The East End Gospel 96

Mission to Lascars in Glasgow 95 Mission to Meditenanean

Garrisons, - - - 95

Mission Coast Home, Salts., 108

Mission to Italians in Glasg. 99 Mission to the out-door Blind for Glasgow and West of

Scotland, - - - 112

Mitchell Library, - - 143 Municipal Wards (Councillors

for), - - - - 51 Musical Institutions, - - 141 National Ami- Gambling Lge., 97 National Bible Society, - 96 National Rifle Club of Scot- land, - - - - 156 National Society for Preven- tion of Cruelty to Children 109

National Thrift Society, -147 New Jerusalem Church, - 93 Newspaper Advertis. Offices - 144 Newspaper Offices, - - 143 Night Asylum for Houseless, 104 Normal School, Estab. Ch . - 129 Nurses', Cottage, Training

Home, - - - - 130 Nursei, Glasgow Training

Home for, - - .- 129 Nurses (Trained), Co-opera- tion for, _ - _ 118 Nursing (Private), St. Elizi-

beth's Home for, - - 104 Nursing Assoc. (Glasgow Sick

Poor and Private), - - 107 Old Man's Friend Society

and Old Women's Home, - 104 Old Scots Independents, - 92 Ophthalmic Institution, - 140 Orchestral Society (Glasgow

Amateur), - - - 141 Orphan Homes of Scotland, - 100 Palette Club - - - 120 Parish Council and Glasgow

Lunacy District Board, - 65 Parliament, - - 43&49 Peace and Arbitration Soc.(W.

of Scotland), - - - 99 Peerage (Scottish), - - 43 Peers (Scottish representative) 49 Penny Banks, - - - 66

Perthshire Charitable - - 114 Philosophical Society, - 120

Phoenix Heritable Inv. Bdg.

Society,- - - - 135 Pilot Board, - - - 59 Police Dept. (Corporation), - 65 Police Officials, - - - 57

Police Offices and Stations, - 64 Police Weighing Machines, - 63 Political Institutions, - - 122 Pollokshields Philharmonic

Society, - - - 142

Poor Children's Dinner

Society, - - - 117

Postage rates (for. and col.), 10

Do. (inland),- - 4

Postal orders, - - - 13

Post-Office, George Square, - I

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do. Do.

Do. Do. Do.

Branch and Town Sub-Offices in Glasgow, - 4

Pillar and Wall Letter-boxes in Glasgow, -2&3

Delivery of letters in Glasgow, - 2

Express delivery of letters, &c. - 9

Foreign and colo- nial mails, 10 & 11

Money Orders, - 11

Parcels Post, in- land, - - 5

Postal Orders, - 13

Private Wire - 15

Regulations, 4 to 15/

GENERAL INDEX.

Post-OflBce, Savings Banks, - 13 Do. Stamps (Postage &

Inland Revenue) 13

Do. TelegramSjfo ign, 14

Do. Telegraphs, 14&15

Do. Telephones, - 15

Post-offices in Scotland, - 16

Primitive Methodists, - - 92

Prison, H.M. General, Barlinnie, 62

Prison,H. M. Cathedral Square 62

Prisoners', Discharged, Aid

Society, - - - 109

Property & Income Tax Offices, 42 Public Halls ... 62 Public Offices, - - - 163 Queen Margaret College,

Glasgow University, - 134

Railway Ben. Institution, - 101 Rambles round Glasgow Cluh, 147 Reformatory & Indust. Schools,132 Regimental Associations —

Glasgow District, - 155

Relig. and moral institutions, 93 Relig. denoms. and churches 88 Roman Catholic Church - 92 Royal Clyde Yacht Cluh, - 146 Royal Exchange Rooms, - 142 Royal Family, - - - 43

Royal Glasgow Asylum for

the Blind, - - - 108 Royal Glasgow Institute of

the Fine Arts, - - 120

Royal Hospital for Sick

Children, - - - 138 Royal Infirmary- - - 140 Royal Infirmary Dorcas Sty., 108 Royal Lunatic Asylum, - 141 Royal National Lifel.oat Insti- tution, - - - - 106 Royal Nor. Yacht Club, - 147 Royal Philosophical Society, 120 Royal (The) Scottish G'po-

gr.iphical Society, - - 120 Royal Scottish Soc. of Painters

in Water Colours, - - 146 Royal Western Yaclil Club, 145 St. Andrew's Ambulance Asa. 119 St. Eliz. Home for di.strict

and private nursing, - 104

St. Mungo's College, - - 128 St. Vincent De Paul Society, 113 Sabbath School Unions —

Middle district, - - 99

North- Western district, 99

Scottish National, - 97

Western district, 99

Sailors' Home. - - - 117

Sailors' Orphan Society, - 117

SamaTitan Hcspital, - 136 & 137

Samaritan Society, Western

Infirmary, - - - 117 Sanitary Association,TheWe3t

of Scotland, - - - 131

Sanitary Association of Scot- land" - - - - 146 Scientific Institutions,- 119 & ISO School Board of Glasgow, - 127

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School Board of Maryhill, - 134 Scottish Anti - Vaccination

League, - _ _ 140

Scottish Artists' Benevolent

Association, - - - 119 Scottish Automobile Club, - 146 Scottish Burial Reform and

Cremation Society, Ltd. - 145 Scottish Chamber of Mannf.

Industries, - - - 145 Scottish Clerks' Assoc, 111 & 136 Scottish Hide and Leather

Trades Ben. Society - 117

Scottish Labour Colony Asso- ciation, _ - , 109 Scottish Liberal Association, 122 Scottish Musical Artistes Ben.

Fond, - - - - 106 Scottish National Sabbath

School Union, - - 97

Scottish Peerage, - - 45 Scottish Protestant Alliance, 99 Scottish Protestant Associa'n 99 Scottish Representative Peers, 49 Scottish Rifle Association, - 155 Scottish Single Tax League, 132 Scottish Society of Literature

and Art, - - - 120

Scottish Temperance League, 97 Scottish Unitarian Associa'n 145 Scottish Vegetarian Society,- 145 Scottish Wine and Spirit

Merchts. Benev. Inst., - 104 Servants' Home or House of

Mercy, - - - - 104

Sheriff Small Debt Court, - 60 Shipowners' Asscciation, - 136 Single Tax, The Scot. Leagne 132 Sir Walter Scott Club (The), 146 Skerry's College, - - 132

Skin Diseases, Glasgow Hos- pital for - - - 138 Slate Trade (The) Benevolent

Association, - - - 110 Slaters' (Master) Association 1 35 Sioyd Association of Scotland 133 Small Debt Court of Justices, 60 Society of Accountatns and

Auditors, - - - 80 Society of Deacons, - - 103 Soldierd' and Sailors' Families'

Association - - - 95 Sons of Temperance Friendly

Society, - - - 113

Spiritualists, - - - 93

Sproll's Business Training Col. 129 Stamp, legacy duties, &c., - 26 Stamps (Postage and Inland

Revenue) - - - 13 Stationers, Glas. Company of 104 Stewart Society (The), - 118

Stirling's and Glasgow Public

Library, - - - 142

Students' Settlement, - - 134

Tactical Society (W. of Scot.) 156

Technical College, Glasg. and

West of Scotland, - - 133

paqe Temperance Collegiate As- sociation (Iricorp.), - - 132 Telegraphic Addresses,- - xli

Theosophical Society, - - 98 ToUcross Native Ben. Assoc- 106 Town Councillors, - - 51 Town Council, Committees of, 52 Toynbee House - - - 103 Trades House, - - - 59 Trades' Index, - - - xi Tradeston Lib. Un. Assoc, 122 Training College and Nor. Sc. 129 Training College, SproH's

Business, - - - 129 Training School, Temporary Home, & Free Registry for Friendless Servant Girls, - 110 Underwriters and Marine In- surance Brokers, Assoc, of 76 Unitarians, - - 93 & 145

United Original Secession

Church, - - - 93

University of Glasgow, 123 & 124 University Students' Settle- ment, - r - - 134 U.F. Church College, - - 125 U.F. Church Training College, 128 United Free Church of Scot- land - - - - 89 Veterinary College, - - 137 Victoria (The) Infirmary, - 140 Victoria lufirray. Dorcas Soc 107 Volunteer Medical StaffCorps 155 Volunteers, The, - - 147

Weavers' Society of Andei-ston, 112 Wesleyan Methodists, - 91

West Coast Mission - - 98 West-end Training School

of Cookery, - ' - - 125 West of Scotland Bible Soc, 99 West of Scotland Branch of the Soldiers' and Sailors' Families' Association, - 95 West of Scotland College of

Pharmacy, - - - 136 West of Scotland Convales- cent Sea-side Homes, - lOii West of Scotland Cricket

Club, - - - - 146 Wett of Scotland Iron and

Steel Inst., - - - 133 West of Scotland Liberal

Unionist Association, - 122 West of Scotland Peace and

Arbitration Society - - 99

West of Scotland Sanitary

Association, - - - 131 West of Scotland Tactical So. 156 Western Baths, - - - 146 Western Infirmary, - - 141 Western Medical School, - 130 Widows' Friend Society, - 1 04 Wrights' (Master) Associa'n 186 Yeomanry, _ - - 147

Young Women's Christian Aas. 98 Zenana Mission, Glasgow Women's Aux. to, - - 145

ADVEETISEMENTS.

Adams, Wui. & Son, drapers' stock boxuiakers, 30 Juhu St. ----- -1440

Allan, James, & Sun, Ltd., 83 Sauchiehall st., 195

Alliance (The) Assurance Co. 151 W. Geo. st 162

Anderson's Pawubrokiug Salerooms, - - 194

Atlas Assurance Co., 149 W. George street, - 165

Baird, Robert, wholesale optician, 5 Union street 190 Banks & Co. Edinburgh (besinning of Streets).

Barr, Matthew, & Co., 6S Glasstord street, - 198 Bartholomew, John (see back of small map).

Bennett, Wm., 680 Gallowgate, - - - 196 Boardman, Jas. Glasgow Stamp Works, 65

Charlotte lane, - - - - - 178

Brown, James, optician, 76 St. Vincent street, (end of Streets), - - - - -1000

Brumier, Mond, & Co. Ltd., pm-e alkali, - - I8i Brjce & Murray, Limited, librarians and book- sellers, - - - - - - -192

Buchanan & Sous, 108 Argyle street, - - 188 Buckingham, Clifford, 39 Kenfield street, - 194 Burdon, John, & Sons, Caldervale Works, Bells- hill, - -1396

Caledonian Insurance Co., (see second page of

the Directory, facing small map).

Caledonian Plate-CJlass Insurance Co. Ltd., - 156

Campbell, T. B. & Sons, Ltd., 29 Wellington st., ISO

Carrick. J. G. & Co., Glasgow Metallic Works 184

Chalmers Stores, 106 Union street - - 197 City (The) of Glasgow Life Assurance Co.

(see beginning of Directory).

Commercial Union Assurance Co. Ltd., - - 169

County Fire Office, 158 St. Vincent street, - 168

Couper, John R., stained glass artist, - - 198

Gumming, John W., saddlers' ironmonger - 198 Deas, John, & Co., engineers, Sydney street

Ironworks, -.-.-. 173

Dobbie, C. L., & Son, 386 Paisley ro.id, - - 195

Douglas, H. D. & Son, musical instruments, - Ivi

Dove, John, basket and hamper manufacturer, 183

Downes, Mr. J., 517 Sauchiehall street, - - 196

Drummond, James, Glasgow /inu Works, - 196 Duff, Wm. & Co. engiueers and boiler coverers,1439 Edinburgh (The) Lii^ Assurance Co. (at begin- ning, facing title-page). Edwards, Macdongal, & Co. 180 West Regent st.l395

Elvin, Andrew, jun., glazier, &c., - - - 197

Forrester, George, Burubank Concrete Works, - 197

Fraser, Andrew, Glasgow Safe Works, - - 196

Gemmell, Mathew, valuator, 160 Bath street, - 198

Gemmell, Robert T., 408 Eglinton street, - 198

General Life Assurance Co. 141 W. Geo. st. - 165

Gibson, J., & Co., Craigton, - - - liv

Glasgow Business, Type-writing, &c., College, - 197 Gilmom- & Dean (before title page).

Glasgow Window Cleaning Co., - - - 195

Glenboig (The) Union Fire-clay Co., Ltd., - 185

Gorman, W. & Co. (aecoiid last page in Directory) Grandison, Jamej, 23 to 40 Bruuswick street, - 195 Hendry, James, 252 Main street, Bridgeton (page facing front board). Henshilwood, Thomas, rheumatic specialist, -1430 Hill Bros., tanners, York, - - _ - 194

Hodgkiuson, Wm. C. & Co., - - _ igg

Johnson's, Messrs., patent office, 115 St. Vin, st. 174 Kelso & Co. 47 to 57 Oxford street, - - Iv Kessen, Wm. A., teacher and trans, of Spanish, 197 Kidston, A. G. & Co. 81 Gt. Clyde st. - - 181 King, David, & Sons, ironfounders, - - 196

Kirkwood, Brown & Sons, house factors, - - 196 Law Accident Insurance Society, Ltd., - - 172 Leckie, Graham, & Co., 89 Renfield street and

56 Bath street, - - _ _ - 174 Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Co., - 199 London and Lancashne Fire Insurance Co., - 167 M'Gregor, Alex., 40 John street, - - xxviii Mackenzie & Moncur, Ltd., hot-house builders, Ivi M'Laren & Meikle, 43 Mitchell street, - - 193 MacLellan, A. & Co. (back board of Directory). M'Neil, Chas., Kinning Park Ironworks, - 192

Macniven & Cameron (end of Directory). Manchester (The) Fire Assurance Co., - - 166 Martin, Andrew, pawnbroker, 172 Renfield st.,- 170 Milligan, D., 47 South Albion street, - - 194 Mollison, W. M., & Co., Ltd., Anniesland,

Glasgow, -.---_ 187

Morrison, G. & M. engravers, 92 St. Vincent St., Iv Mossman, J. & G., sculptors, 34 Mason street,- 191 Muir & Findlay, Parkhead Boiler Works,- -1395

Murray, M'Viunie & Co., Naval Stores, - - 177

National Guarantee and Suretyship Asso., Ld., - 168 National Provident Institution, 128 Hope St., - 161 Norrie & Co., chiropodists, 202 Hope street, - 189 North British and Mercantile Insurance Compy.

(inside front board). Northern Accident Insurance Co. (Limited),

14 Blythswood square, - - - _ 170 Northern (The) Assurance Co., 90 St. Vin. St., - 163 Norwich (The) Union Fire Insurance Society, - 167 Orr, Peter, & Son, glue, gelatine, - - - 260 Patent Office, Messrs. .Johnsons, - - - 174 Patent Office, W. R. M. Thomson & Co. - - 173

Pretsell, James, & Son (mineral boring),

Prestonpans, ------ 194

Prudential Assurance Co., Ltd., - - _ 157 Queensland (The) National Bank, Limited, - 160 Ramsey, Robert, & Co., hide and wool brokers, - 191 Reid, M'Farlane, & Co., boiler coverers, - -1396 Reid, T., & Sons, Thread street, Paisley,- - 189 Ritchie, Jas., laundry and general engineer, - 188 Ritchie, Jas., laundry and general engineer, - 190 Robb, steeple Jacks, 164 Springfield road,

Bridgeion, ---.-_ 193

LATE NAMES.

Rowat, Alex. & Co., wire cloth manufacturers,- 179 Russell, George, & Co., engineers, Motherwell, - 186 Scottish (The) Amicable Life Assur. Society, - 158 Scottish Alliance Insurance Co. (facing back board). Scottish Equitable (Mutual) Life Assurance

Society, ------- 231

Scottish Plate Glass Insurance Co. (Limited), - 171 Scottish Provident Institution (at beginning of

General Directory). Scottish Temperance Life Assur. Co., Ltd. - 172 Scottbh Union and National Insurance Co.,

150 West George street, - - - - 159

Scottish (The) Widows' Fund Mutual Life Assur.

Society, ---_-. 200

Shanks, T. & Co., Union Ironworks, Johnstone Ui Simpson & Farmer, hot-house builders, - -1440 Sinclair, J. S. surgeon-dentist, _ . - 196 Sloan & Son, Ltd. removal contractors, Edinburgh, 171 Smith & M'Lean (back board of Directory). Standard Life Assurance Co. (beginning of

Streets),

Star Life Assurance Society, 140 West George

street, ------- 176

State (The) Fire Insurance Co., Limited, of

Liverpool, - - - - - -169

Stevenson Brothers, Catherine lane, - - 196 Thomson & Sons, 4-6 Lyon street, - - 194

Tosh, David, & Son, chimney stalk repairers, -1439 Union (The) Bank of Australia (Limited), - 164 West of Scotland Fire Office (Limited), - - 176 West (The) of Scotland Sanitary Association, - 31 Westermains Private Asylum, Kirkintilloch, 1414 Western Fire Assurance Co (page facing front

board) Western Infirmary of Glasgow, - . . 175 Westminster Fire Office, 92 W. George st. 166

Williams, J. & Co., 5 Salkeld street, - - 198 Wilson, F. F. & Arthur, leaflet (space in front

of street list). Yorkshire Insurance Co., - - - - 199 Young, Peter, Sons, & Co. 11 Miller street, - 197

NAMES TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

Consult this List when the Name sought for in the General Directory is not found.

Anderson, William, mason, builder, brickbuilder,

contractor, pvenbuilder, 49 Bellfield street ; house,

Dunselma, Moss street, Dennistoun ; telephone

Nos. Nat. 2917 ; Corp. Y328 Aparicio, F. Arance, fruit importer, 74 Broomielaw Cadzow, Wm., representing Tabor, Trego & Co.

(1902), Ltd. London; house, 28 Levenst., Polks'ds. Hughes, George, wiue merchant, 186 Castle street;

house, 9 Westboume terrace, Kelvinside Laughland, William, & Co., wholesale and export

stationer*, 241 George street Lowndes & Kenwick, writers, 162 Buchanan street M'Donald, Mrs., certificated nurse, 436 Gairbraid

ttreet, MaryhiH M'Nicol, John, joiner, van and tun builder, 9 and 11

South Shamrock street ; house, 42 Caledonia road

M'Phee, Donald, house factor and insurance agent,

180 West Regent street Renwick, John E. (of Lowndes & Renwick), 8

Balmoral crescent, Queen's Park Sclaiiders, Charles M., writer, 12 Eenfield street;

house, 19 Bank street, Hillhead Sun Life Office; William Mudie, agent, 132 West

Nile street Tabor, Trego & Co. (1902), Ltd. varnish manufrs.

42 New Broad street, London; representative,

W. Cadzow, 28 Leven street, PoUokshields The Glasgow Electric Crane and Hoist Co. Ltd.

makers of electric hfting and conveying machinery,

Parkhead ; telegrams, " Adaptable," Glasgow ;

National telephone No. 2631 Bridgeton

TRADES INDEX.

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PAGE

Accountants, -

1001

Artesian Well Boring En-

Account Book Manufacturers, 1004

gineers,

1017

Accumulator Mkrt(Klectric)

1004

Artificial Eve Makers,

1017

Acetic Acid Manufacturers,

loot

Artificial Flowerand Feather

Acetylene Gas,

1004

Makers,

1017

Adiiressiug Contractors,

1005

Artificial Limb Makers,

1017

Admiralty Chart Agents, -

1005

Artists, - - - -

1017

Advertisement Aeent-i,

1005

Art Metal Workers, -

1018

Advert'semeot Office for

Art Publishers,

1019

Prospectmes,

100^

Asbestos Manufacturers,

1019

Advertising (American)

A-iphalt Manulaclurers,

1019

Offices,

1005

Assessors of Fire Losses,

1020

Advertisiog (Tramway Car

Assessors of Income Tax, -

1020

Tickets),

1005

Auctioneers and Appraisers,

1020

Advertising (Colonial) Office

,1005

Aurists, - - - -

1021

Advertisins^ (Continental)

Automatic Machine Manfrs.,

1021

Offices,

1O05

Average Adjusters, -

1021

Advertising Contractors,

lOOi

Axle Makers. -

1021

Advertising Expert, -

100(5

Bagpipe Makers,

1021

Advertising No7elties,

1006

Bag and Sack Makers,

1021

Advertising Novelty Makers

Bakers, - - - -

1022

in Glassware, &c., -

1006

Bakers' Outfitters, -

102 {

Advertising (Prospectuses),

1006

Bakers' Utensil Makers,

10-^4

Aerated Water Engineers, -

1006

Baking Machiuery Makers,

1024

Aerated Water Manufacturer

Baking Powder Manufac-

and Ginger Beer Brewers,

'l007

turers, - - - -

1024

Affidavit Otficers,

1007

Balls (Steel, Brass, &c.) for

Agones, - - - -

1008

Bearings,

1024

Agricultural Implement

Bamboo Furniture, -

1024

Manufacturers,

1012

Bandage and Tiuss Makers,

1024

Air Compressor -i,

1012

Bandbox Makers,

1024

Air and Water Bed and

Bank Fittings, -

1024

Cushion Manufacturers, -

1013

Banks, - - - -

1024

Aliz-irine Dyes (Manfrs. of)

1013

Bartfing (Rustless) Process,

1024

Almanacs (Cliromo. ),

1013

Bar Fittt-rs,

1025

Alum Manufacturers,

1013

Barge Builders,

1025

Aluminium Metal Merchants

Barley & Groats ( Robinson's

and Agents,

1013

Patent),

1025

Aluminium Manufacturers,

1013

Barrow and Hod Makers, -

1025

Ambulance Ootfitters for

Barytes Manufacturers,

1025

Collierie •:, &c ,

1013

Basket Makers,

1026

Americin Machinery Mer-

Bath brick Merchants,

1026

chants,

1013

Bathing Establishments,

1026

Amm>mia Toi'et Manufac-

Baih Manufacturers, -

1026

turers,

1013

Bazaar and Ballroom De-

Ammunition Manufacturers,

1013

corators,

1026

Analyiical Chemists,

1014

Beadles, - - - -

1026

Aniline Dyes, M^inufac-

Beam and Scale Makers, -

1026

turers of, -

1014

Beamers, - - - -

1026

Anti-Corrosive Lacquer

Bedding Manufacturers,

1026

Manufacturers,

1014

Beer- Raising Engines,

1027

Anti-Fouling Composition

Bellfounders, -

1027

Manufacturers,

1014

Bellhangers,

1027

Anti- Friction Metal Makers,

1016

Bellows Manufacturers,

1028

Antique Dealers,

1015

Belting Manufacturers

Anvil Manufacturers,

1015

(Machinery),

1028

Apothecaries, -

1015

Belting Syrup Manufrs.,

10-^9

Architects,

1015

Bicycle and Tricycle Makers,

1029

Architectural Ironfounders,

1017

Billiard Rooms,

1029

Armoured and Iron Fire-

Billiard and Bugatelle Table

proof Door Makers,

1017

Makers,

1029

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Bill Defiverers, - - 1029

Bill Posters, - - - 1030 Billposters owning Billpost-

ing Stations, - - 1030

Bird and Animal StufiFers, - 1030

Biscuit Manufacturers, - 1030

Bit and Anger Makers, - 1030 Bitumen Concrete (for

Bridges, etc), - - 1030

Black Borderers, - - 1030

Blacking Manufacturers, - 1030 Blankets (Cotton), Plain

and Fancy, - - - 1030

Blasting Gelatine Manufrs., 1030

BleacheVs, - - - 1030

Bleachers' Furnisliers, - 1031

Bleaching Powder Manufrs., 1031

Blockmakers, - - - 1031

Board of Trade Stationers, 1031 Boarding and Day Schools

(Ladies'), - - - 1031 Boat Builders (Iron and

Wood), - - - 1031 Boatmen, Licensed, - - 1031 Boiler Anii-Corrosive Manu- facturers, . - - 1031 Boiler Co verers, - - 1032 Boiler Feeders, - - 1032 Boiler Insurance, - - 1032 Boilermakers, - - - 1032 Boiler Scale Removing Com- position Manufacturers, - 1033 Boiler Stay Makers, - - 1034 Bolt and Screw Makers, - 1034 Bonded and Free Store

Keepers, - - - 1034 Bookbinders, - . - 1035 Bookbinders' Cloth Manu- facturers, . - - 1036 Booksellers and Stationers, 1036 Boot and Shoe Makers, - 1037 Boot and Shoe Ftirnisbers, 1039 Boot and Shoe Sample Case

Makers, - - - 1039 Boot Laces, - - - 1039 Borax Manufacturers, - 1040 Boring Engineers, - - 1040 Boring Plant Manufacturers, 1040 Bottltbox and Case Makers, 1040 Bottle Envelope Merchants, 1040 Bottle Manufacturers, - 1040 Bottle Merchants, - - 1041 Bottle Mould Makers, - 1041 Bottlers, - - - - 1041 Bottlers' Engineers, - - 1041 Bowling Green Maker, - 1041 Bowling Green Bowl Turners, 1041 Box Makers, Plain and Fancy, 1041 Braid and Trimming Manu- facturers, - - - 1042 Brand Cutters, - - 1042

xu

TRADES INDEX.

Brandy Shippers,

Biassfounders, ...

Brass Oriel Pole Manufac- turers, ....

Brass Window Plate Makers,

Brass Window Fittings Manu- facturers, for Drapers, Jewellers, &c,,

Brass Yard-Measure Makers,

Brattice and Fireproof Cloth Manufacturers,

Braziers, ....

Brewers, ....

Brewery Plant,

Brickmakers and Builders, -

Bridge Builders,

Brokers, ....

Bronze Manufacturers,

Bronzisis,

Brushmakers, ...

Builders,

Building Societies,

Business Agents,

Butter Importers,

Button Factors,

Buyer of old Steamers,

Cab and Carriage Hirers, .

Cabinetmakeis,

Cabinetmakers' Polishing Material,* , Manufacturers and Merchants,

Calenderers and Packers, .

Calico Print Works Fur- nishers and Brushmakers,

Calico, Muslin, and Silk Printers,

Candle Makers,

Canister Makers,

Canvas Hose Manufacturers,

Cap Manufacturers, -

Capsule Manufacturers,

Carbonite Manufacturers, -

Carbons (Electric Light), -

Carborundum, .

Card Makers, -

Carpet Beaters,

Carpet Broom Manufacturers

Carpet Manufacturers,

Carpet Merchants, -

Carpet Sweeper Manufrs., -

Cariiers, - - - -

Cartridge Maker (Sporting),

Cart and Waggon Cover Makers,

Cartage Contractors, -

Carters, - - - -

Cartwrights,

Carvers and Gilders, -

Cash Piegisters,

Cask Merchants (Wine),

Cast Iron Pipe Founders, -

Cattle Salesmen,

Causewayeis, -

Celluloid Manufacturers,

Cement Manufacturers and Merchants, -

Ceniettri^R,

Chain and Anchor Makers,

PAGE

1042 1043

1044 1044

1044 1044

1044 1045 1045 1046 1046 1047 1047 1047 1048 1048 1048 1060 1061 1051 1051 1061 1051 1052

1054 1054

1054

1054 1055 1055 1055 1055 1055 1050 1056 1056 1050 1056 1056 1056 1057 1057 1057 1057

1057 1057 1058 1058 1059 1069 1059 1059 1060 1060 1060

1060 1061 1061

Chair Manufacturers, Chair-Web Makers, - Chalk Merchants, Chandelier Manufacturers, Chaplet Manufacturers, Charcoal Manufacturers, Chart Inspecting Office, Cheese Merchants, Chemical Brokers, Chemical, Mathematical, and

Philosophical Instrument

Makers, Chemists (Analytical and

Consulting), . - -

Chemists (Consulting) and

Metallurgists, Chemists and Druggists, Chemists, Wholesale and

Manufacturing,

PAllE

1061 1062 1062 1062 1062 1062 1062 1062 1062

- 1063

1063

1063 1063

1064

Chemical Manure Makers, - 1065 Chenille Manufacturers, - 1065 Chimney Can and Cowl

(Galvanized) Manufrs., - 1065 Chimney Stalft Repairers, - 1065 Chimney Sweepers, . - 1065 China Clay Merchants, . 1066 China, Glass, aod Earthen- ware Dealers, . - 1066 Chiropodists, - . - 1066 Chocolate Manufacturers, - 1066 Christmas and Birthday Card

Manufacturers, - - 1067

Chronometer Makers, - 1067

Church BeUs, - - - 1067

Church Furnishers, - . 1067

Church OfBcers —

Church of Scotland, - 1067 United Free Church, - 1068 Original Secession, . 1069

Reformed Presbyterian

Church, - - - 1069

Episcopal Church, - 1069

Congi'egational Union of

Scotland, - - - 1069

Evangelical Union, - 1069

Baptists, - - - 1069

Wesleyan Methodists, - 1009 Unitarian, - - • 1070

Catholic Apostolic Church, 1070 Deaf and Dumb Mission, 1070 Cider Merchants, - - 1070

Cigar Importers and Merchts., 1 070 Cigarette Manufacturers, - 1070 Circular and Sample De- liverers, - - - 1070 Cistern Makers, - - 1070 Citrate of Magnesia Manufrs., 1070 Civil Engineers, - - 1070 Cleaning Waste Manufrs.., 1070 Clergymen, Miscellaneous, - 1071 Clock Manufactuiers, Whole- sale, - - - - 1074 Clock Dial Manufacturers, - 1074 Clog Manufacturers, - - 1074 Cloth Finishers, - - 1075 Clothes and Furniture

Brokers, - - - 1075

Clothiers, - - - 1075

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Clubs, .... 1075 Coach and Carriage Mat

Manufacturers, - - 1075

Coaehmakers, ... 1075 Coach and Horse Hhers, - 1075 Coach Mounting Furnishers, 1075 Coal Agents and Merchants, 1075 Coal Cabinet Makers, .1078

Coalmasters, ... 1078 Cocoa Butter Substitutes, - 1079 Cocoa Manufacturers, Cocoanut (Desiccated) Manu- facturers, Coffee Dealers (Wholesale), Coffee Essence Manufac- turers, Coffee Machine Makers, Coffee Roasters, Coke Makers, - Cold Stores, Collectors, Colliery Plant Mannfac-

titrers, Colliery Plant Merchants

and Furnishers, Colour Manufacturer-), Colourmen,

Comb and Spoon Makers, - Commission Merchants and

- 1079

1080 1080

1080 1080 1080 1080 1080 1080

- 1081

1081 1082 1082 1082

- 1082

Commissioners for English

•and Irish Affidavits and

Oaths, Compass Adjirsters in Iron

Vessels, Compass Makers, Concrete Step Maker, Condenser Packing Ring

Manufacturers, Condensing Plant, Condiment Manufacturers, - 1086 Confectioners and Pastry

Bakers, Constables,

Consuls, - . - -

Contractors, . . -

Coopers, - - . .

Copper Manufacturers, Copper Merchants, - Coppersmiths, ... Copying Press Manufacturers Cordial Manufacturers, Cordite Manufacturers, Corking Machiues, Cork Manufacturers, - Corn Merchants and Factors, ("orrugated Paper Manufrs., Cotton Driving Band Makers, 1094 Cotton Mill Furnishers, - 1094 Cotton Spinners, -' - 1094 Cotton Waste Dealers, - 1094 Cotton Yarn Merchants and

Agents, - - - 1095

Cotton Yarn Twisters, - 1095 Crane Manufacturers, - 1095

Creosoters, - - - 1095

Cricket and Lawn Tennis

Manufacturers, - - 1096

- 1085

1085 1086 1086

1086 1086

1086 1088 1088 1088 1091 1092 1092 1092 1093 1093 1093 109.S 1093 1093 1094

TRADES INDEX.

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Crucible Makers, - - 1096

Curled Hair Manufacturers, 1096 Curling-Stone Manufacturers, 1096 Curriers and Leather Mer- chants, - - - 1096 Curtain Binders, - - 1096 Curtain Frillers, - - 1096 CuTtain FriUer and Tasseller, ] 096 Curtain- Pole Makers, - 1096 Cutlers, - - - - 1096 Cut-Nail Manufacturers, - 1097 Cycle Handle Makers, - 1097 Cycle Makers and Agents, - 1097 Cycle Riding Scliools, - 1098 Dairy Keepers, - - - 1098 Damp Proof Coursing, - 1100 Daylight Reaectors, - - 1100 Debt Recovery Agents, - 1100 Deformity Appliance Makers, 1100 Dental Material Manufctrs,, 1100 Dentists and Surgeon

Dentists - - - 1100

Designers, ... HOI

Detergent (Original) for Dis- tillers, Brewers,& Bottlers, 1102 Detonator Manufacturers, - llO'i Diamond Boring for Mineral

and Artesian Wells, - 1102 Diamond Dealers for Mineral

and Artesian Well Boring, 1102 Diamond Merchants, - - 1102

Die Sinkers, - - - 1102

Direction Label Manufactrs , 1102 Directory Publishers, - 1102

Disinfecrant Manufacturers, 1102 Distillers, - - - 1103

Distilling Plant, - - 1105 Door Mat and Floor Mat- ting Manufacturers, - 1105 Down Quilt Mannfacturerc, 1105 Drain Tile Pipe (Agricul-

lu'-al) Manufacturers, - 1105 Drapers, - - - - 1105

Drapers' Stock-box Makers, 1109 Drapers' Check-book Manu- facturers, - - - 1109 Drawing Material, - - llo9 Drawings and Tracings, - 110 J Dredger Builders, - - 1109 Dressing-case Manufacturers, 1109 Dressmakers, - - - 1109 Dress Primming, - - 1111 Dress Trimming Warehouses, 1111 Driving-band Makers, - llll Drop Forgings, - - 1111 Druggists, - - - llll Di'ying Apparatus Makers, - llll Drysalters, - - - llll Dyers, - - - - 1112 Dynamite Manufacturers, - 1113 Dynamos and Engines, - 1113 Earth Closet Manufacturers, 1113 Ebonite Makers, - - 1114 Edge-tool Makers. - - 1114 Egg Importers, - - 1114 Elastic Stocking and Ban- dage Makers, - - 1114 Electricians, - - - 1114

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Electric Bell Makers, - 1116

Electric Blasting Apparatus

Manufacturers, - - 11 16

Electric Clock Makers, - 1116 Electric Incandescent Lamp

Manufacturers, - - 1117

Electric Launch Builders, - 1116 Electric Light Cables, - 1117 Electric Light Contractors, 1117 ElectricLightFittingsMfctrs., 1118 Electric Lighting Companies, 1118 Electricand Pneumatic Indi- cator Makers and Fitters, 1119 Electric Power Installations, 1119 Electrical Accestories in

Woodwork, - - - 1120

Electrical Instrument Makers,1120 Electrical and Mechanical

Appliances, . - - 1120 Electro-bronzers, - - 1120

Electrolysis, - - - 1121 Electro-plate's, - - 1121

Electrotypers & Stereotypers, 1121 Elevators and Passenger Lifts, 1 12 1 Embalmers, - - - 1121

Embossers, - - - 1121

Embroiderers, - - - 1121

Emery Wheel Manufacturers, 1122 Enamellers, - - - 1122

P^ngineers —

General, Hydraulic, &c., 1122 Civil, - - - - 1127

Constructional, - - 1128

Consulting, - - - 1128

Electrical, &c., - - 1130 Gas, &c., - - - 1132

Heating, - - - 1132 Inspecting and Superin- tending, - - - 1123 Marine, - - - 1134 Mechanical, - - - 1134 Mining, - - - 1136 Sanitary, &c., - - 1136 Ventilating, - - 1137 Engineers' Furnishers, - 1138 Engineers' Machine Tools, - 1139 Engineers' Machine Tool

Makers, - - - 1139 Engravers, - - - 1140

Envelope Addressers, - 1141

Envelope Makers, - - 1141

Essence of Coft'ee Manfctrs, 1141 Estate Agents, - - - 1141 Evaporator Manufacturers, - 1141 Explosives Manufacturers, - 1141 Expoiters, - - - 1141

Exporters of Artistic and

General Pottery, - - 1143

Exporters of Brushes, - 1143

Exporters of Drysalters' and

Oilmen's Stores, - - 1143

Fan Blower Makers, - - 1143

Fan Manufacturers and Im- porters, - - - 1143 Fancy Goods Importers and

Manufacturers, - - 1144

Fancy Leather Goods Manu- facturer-^, - - - 1144

PAOB

Farina Manufacturers, - 1144 Farmers, - . - . 1144

Farriers, . . - - 1144

Feather Merchants and

Purifiers, - - - 1144

Feed-water Heater Manu- facturers, - - - 1144 Felt Manufacturers, - - 1145 Felt Roof Builders, - - 1145 Fender and Ashpan Makers, 114.5 Ferro-Concrete Expert or

Fire Proof Construction, - 1146 File Cutters and Manufacts. 1146 Filter Manufacturers, - 1146

Fine Art Dealers, - - 1146

Fire Appliances (Automatic

Sprinklers), - - - 1147

Fire-clay Manufacturers, - 1147 Fire-engine Makers, - - 1148

Fire Hose-pipe Makers, - 1148 Fire-lighter Manufacturers, 1148 Fireproof Buildings, - - 1148

Fireproof Doors, - - 1149 Fireproof Paint, . - 1149

F'irawood Merchants, - 1149

Firework Artists, - - 1149

Fishcurers and Merchants, - 1149 Fishing Boot and Stocking

Makers, - - - 1149

Fishing-gut Manufacturers, 1149 F'ishing-hook Makers, - 1149

Fishing Line Manufacturers, 1150 Fishing Rod and Tackle

Makers, - - - 1150 Fishing-tackle Book Makers, 1150 Fishmongers, - - - 1160

Flag Makers, - - - 1150

Flax and Hemp Merchants, 1150 Fleshers, - - - 1151

Flock Manufacturer, - - 1153 Floorcloth and Linoleum

Manufacturers, - - 1153

Floral Decorators, - - 1153

Florists, - - - - 1153

Flour Bag Merchants, - 1154 Flour Dealers, - - - 1154

Fog Signalling Apparatus

Manufactm-ers, - - 1154

Football Outfit Makers, - 1154 Forced Draught, - - 1155

Forge Masters, - - - 1155

F^orwaroing Agents, - - 1155

Foundry Furnishers, - - 1156

Fountain and Stylo Pens, - 1156 French Polish ManDfacturers,1156 French Polishers, - - 1156 Fresh Water Condenser

Manufacturers, - - 1156

Fret Cutters, - - - 1156

Fretwork Materials, - - 1166

Friction ClutcheR, - - 1156

Fringe & Gimp Manufactrs., 1166 Fringers, - - - 1167

Fruit Basket Manufacturers, 1157 Fruit Brokers, - - - 1167

Fruit Growers and Banana

Importers, - - - 1157

Fruiterers, ... 1167

TRADES INDEX.

Fruit Wine Manufacturers

(Unfermented), - - 1158

Fuel Economizing & Smoke

PreventingApparatusTVJkrs.,1168 Fulminate of Mercury Manu- facturers, - - - 1159 Funeral Uudertakers, - 1159 Furnace Builders, - - 1159 FuiTiishing Shops, - - 1159 Furniture Removal Con- tractors, - - - llfiO Furnitme Stores, - - 1160 Furniture Warehouses, - 1160 Furriers - - - - IIBO Fuse Manufacturers (Electric)l 161 Gaiter and Legging; Makers, 1161 Galvanizers, also Iron House

and Koof Constructors, - 1161 Gardeners, - - - 1161

Gas Apparatus Makers, - 1162 Gas Burner Manufacturers, 1162 Gas Engine Makers, - - 1163

Gasfitters, - - - 1163

Gates and Hoist Enclosures, 1163 Gauges, Steam, Vacuum, and

Hydraulic, - - - 1163

Gelatine Manufacturers, - 1163 Gelatine-dynamiteManfctrs., 1163 Gelatiners (Show Cards, &c.), 1163 Gelignite Manufacturers, - 1163 Geographical Printers, - 1163 Ginger Beer Brewers, - 1163

Glass Bevellers and Silverers, 1 163 Glass Blowers, - - - 1164

Glass Brilliant Cutters, - 1164 Glass Manufacturers and

Merchants, - - - 1164

Glass Paper and Emery

Cloth Manufacturers, - 1165 Glass Shades and Stand?, - 1165 Glass Show Case and Show

Card Makers, - - 1165

Glass Stainers, Embossers,

and Gilders, - - - 1166

Glazier?, - - - - llbG

Glazed Ware, Mantels, and

Stove Makers, - - 1167

Glovers, - - - - 1167

Glue and Size Manufacturers, 1167 Glycerine Manufacturers, - 1167 Goldbeaters, - - - 1167

Gold Bevelled Edge Card

Manufacturers, - - 1167

Gold Blockers, - - . 1167

Gold Thread and Plate

Manufacturers, - - 1168

Golf Club and Ball Makers, 1168 Goldng Materials, - - 1168

Grain Merchants, - - 1168 Grain Weighers, - - 1169

Gramophones and Grapho-

phones, - • - 1169

, Granite Merchants, - - 1169

/ Granite Quarry Masters, - 1169 / Granite Steam Polishers, - ]169 Granolithic Pavement Mer- chants. - - - 1170 Grate and Fender Makers, - 1170

Grave Gown Manufacturers, 1170 Gravel Merchants, - - 1170

Grea'ie Manufacturers, - 1170 Greengrocers, - - - 117(1

Green's Economiser, - - 1171 Grindstone Makers, - - 1171

Grinders and Polishers, - 1171 Grocers, Wholesale and Retail, 1 171 Grocers and Tea and Spirit

Dealers, - - - 1171

Gum Manufacturers, - - 1177

Gun Case Makers, - - 1177

Gun Cotton Manufacturers, 1177 Gunmakers, - - - 1177

Gunpowder Manufacturers, 1177 Gui Band and Whip String

Manufacturers, - - 1178

Gutta Percha Merchants, - 1178 Gymnastic Apparatus Manu- facturers, - - - 1178 Haberdashers, - - - 1178 Hair Belting Manufacturers, 1178 Haircloth Manufacturers, - 1178 Hairdressers, - - - 1178 Hair Merchants, - - 1179 Ham Curers, - - - 1179 Hame Makers, - - - 1180 Hammer Handle Mfactrers, 1180 Handkerchief Hemmers, - 1180 Hardwarenien, - - - 1180 Harmonium Makers, - - 1181 Hassock & Cushion Mfactrs., 1181 Hat Cleaners and Dyers, - llSl Hat Manufacturers, - - 1181 Hatters, - - - - 1181 Hatters' Fur Cutters, - 1182 Hay and Straw Cutters and

Corn Crushers, - - 1182

Hay and Straw Merchants, - llSi Health Salt and Citrate of

Magnesia Manufacturers, 1182 Hearth-rug Manufacturers, 1182 Heddle-makers, - - 1183

Herb Dealers, - - - 1183

Hide and Leather Factors, - 1183 Highland Dress Outfitters, - 1183 Hoists (Borings for), - -1183

Hoist Ap^jaratus Fitters, - 1183 Hollow-ware Manufacturers, 1183 Holystone Maker, - - 1183

Homoeopathic Chemists, - lls4 Hone & Oilstone Manufctrs., 1184 Hoop Merchants, - - 1184

Hop Merchants, - - 1184

Horse and Cattle Condiment

Manufacturers, - - 1184

Horse Chop Manufacturers, 1184 HorseClothingManufacturers

and Woollen Merchants,- 1184 Horse Breakers, - - 1184

Horse Dealers, - - - 1184

Horse-shoers, - - - 1184

Horse-shoers' Furnishers, - 1184 Horse-sboe Manufacturers,- 1184 Horse-shoe Pad Manufac- turers, - - - 1184 Horse Shoes (Machine Made) 1 184 Horse-shoe Kail Manufactrs., 1185

Horse Slaughterers, - - 1185 Hosiers and Glovers, - - 1185

Hotels, ... - 1185 Hothouse Builders (Heating

and Ventilating Engineer?) 1186 House Factors, - - 1187

House Furnishers, - - 1189 House Purchase, - - 1189 House Purchase and Assur- ance, - - - - 1189 Human Hair Merchants, - 1189 Hutch M^ke.s, - - - 1189 Hydro- fluoric Acid Manu- facturer, - - - 1 1 89 Ice Merchants, - - - 1189 Ice Cream Freezers, - - 118'.» Ice-making Machine Manu- facturers, - - - 1189 Importers, - - - 1189 Incandescent Gas & Fittings, 1191 Incubator Manufacturers, - 1191 India-rubber (Floor Tiling), 1191 India-rubber Manufacturers, 1191 India-rubber Merchants, - 1191 India-rubber Stamp Makers, 1192 Indicators, - - - 1192 Indigo Synthetic, Manufac- turers of, - - - 1192 Injector Makers, - - 1192 Ink Manufacturers, - - 1 192 Ink Powder Manufacturers, 1193 Inspectors of Shipbuilding

and Engineering, - - 1193

Inspectors (H.M.J of Fac- tories, Mines, Schools, &c., 1193 Insurance Agents, - - 1193

Insurance Brokers, - - 1194 Insurance Companies, - 1195

Interpreters and Translators, 1199 Iron Bottle Bin Makers, - 1199 Iron and Brass Bedstead

Manufacturers, - - 1199

Iron & Steel Bridge Builders, 1199 Iron and Steel Moulders'

Composition Manufactrs., 1200 Iron Brokers, - - - 1200 Iron Chimney Can Makers, 1200 Iron Church Builders, - 1200 Iron Door Makers, - - 1200

Iron and Armoured Fire- proof Door Makers, - 1201 Iron Fence Makers, - - 1201 Iron and Wood Builders, - 1201 Iron and Wood Buildings

Manufacturers, - - 1201

Ironfounders and Forgers, - 1201 Iron House and Roof Con- structors, - - - 1203 Iron, Lead, and Machinery

Merchants, - - - 1203

Ironmasters, ... 1203 Iron Merchants, - - 1203

Ironmongers, - - - 1205

Iron& Steel Window Makers, 1207 Iron Tube Maker.s, - - 1 207

Italian Warehouses, - - 1207

Jacquard and Verdol Card

Cutters, - - - 1207

X

TRADES INDEX.

XV

Japanese and Oriental Mer- chants, - - - 1207 Japanners, ... 1207 Jet Ornament Manufactrs., 1207 Jewellers, - - - 1207 Jewel Case Makers, - - 1209 Job Masters, - - - 1209 Joiners, - - - - 1209 Jute Spinners and Manufrs , 1209 Key and Property Registry, 1209 Kieselguhr (or Fossil) Meal

Merchants, - - - 1209 Kiln Builders, - - - 1209 Kindergarten Warehouse, - 1209 Kinematograph Specialists, 1209 Kitchen Range Manufactrs., 1209 Knife Machine Repairers, - 1209 Knitting Machine Makers, - 1209 Label Manufacturers, - 1210

Lace Cleaners and Menders, 1210 Lace Manufacturers, - - 1210 Lace Warehouses, - - 1210 Lacquers, - - - 1210

Lactic Acid, - - - 1210 Ladder Makers, - - 1210

Ladies' Nurses, - - 1210

Ladies' Tailors, - - 1210

Lager Beer Brewers, - 1210

Lamp Manufacturers, - 1210

Lamp and Candle Shade

Manufacturers, - - 1211

Land Agents, - - - 1211 Land Surveyors, - - 1211 Land Valuators, - - 1211 Lapidaries, - - - 1211

Lappet Manufacturers, - 1211 Lard and Grease Manufrs., 1211 Last and Boot Tree Makers, 1211 Lathe Carrier, - - - 1211

Lathsplitters, - - - 1211

Launch and Yacht Builders, 1212 Laundries, - - - 1212

Laundry Blue Manufactrs., 1213 Laundry Engineers, - - 1213

Laundry Stationery, - - 1213 Lawn Mower Makers, - 1213

Lead Manufacturers, - - 1213

Lead Merchants, - - 1214 Lead Pipe Manufacturers, - 1214 Leather Boot-lace Manufrs., 1214 Leather Link Belting, - 1214

Leather Merchants, - - 1214

Lecturers, - - - 1215

Letter Cutters, - - - 1215 Librarians, - - - 1215

Licensed Weighers, - - 1215 Lifebuoy Manufacturers, - 1215 Lifting Tackle Makers, - 1215 Lightning Conductor Fitters, 1215 Lime Burners, - - - 1216

Lime Merchants, - - 1216

Linen Bagging Warehouses, 1217 Lithoflat Paving (Patent), 1217 Lithographic Printers, - 1217

Lithographic Transfer Inks

and Paper Manufacturers, 1218 LithographPlanDraughtsmen,12 18 Livery Stable Keepers, - 1218

Live Stock Agents, - - 1218 Lock and Hinge Makers, - 1218 Locomotive Makers, - - 1219

Lodgings, - - - 1219

Looking-glass Manufactrs., 1219 Lubricator Manufacturers, - 1219 Lunch Rooms, - - - 1219

Machine Makers and Mill- wrights, - - - 1219 Machinery Brokers, - - 1220 MachineryNaTiePlateMakers,1220 Machinists, - - - 1220 Madras Manufacturers, - 1221 Magic Lantern Slide Makers, 1221 Magic Lantern Specialists, - 1221 MagneticApplianceManufrs.,-1221 Mail Cart and Bassinette

Makers, - - - 1221

Malleable Iron or Steel

Castings, - - - 1221

Malleable Iron Split-pulley

Makers and Fittings, - 1221 Malleable Iron Manufacturers, 122 1 Malt Extract Manufacturers, 1221 Malt Roasters, - - - 1221

Maltsters, - - - 1221

Manganese Bronze Manufrs., 1222 Mangle Makers, - - 1222

Manicures, American, - 1222

Mantelpiece Makers, - - 1222

Mantle Manufacturers, - 1222 Manufacturers —

Canvas and Linen, - - 1222

Cotton and Power-loom

Cloth, - - - 1222 Cotton Waste and Sponge

Cloth, - - - 1223

Gingham and Pullicates, 1223

Skirtings & Dress Goods, 1223

Miscellaneous, - - 1223

Manure Makers, - - 1225

Map Mounters, - - 1226

Marble Cutters, - - 1226

Margarine Manufacturers, - 1226

Marine Divers and Salvage

Contr.actors, - - - 1226

Marks (Trade) Register

Offices, - - - 1226

Masons, - - - - 1226

Massage SneciaHsts, - - 1227

Masseurs, - - - 1227

Masseurs, Swedish, - - 1227

Match Makers, - - - 1227

Mathematical Instrument

Makers, - - - 1228

Measurers, - - - 1228

Measuring-Line Maker, - 1228 Mechano Therapeutic Treat- ment, - - - - 1228 Medical Agency, - - 1229 Medical Label Printer, - 1229 Meerschaum and Briar Pipe

Manufacturers, - - 1229

Melton Mowbray Pie Baker, 1229 Memorial Brasses, - - 1229

Memorial Windows, - - 1229

Memorial Wreath Merchants, 1229 Merchants, - - - 1229

Messengers- at- Arms,

- 1232

Metal Brokers, -

- 1232

Metal Perforators,

- 1233

Metal Merchants,

- 1233

Metal Refiners,

- 1233

Metal Rollers. -

- 1233

Metallic Cask and Keg

Makers, - - - 1233

Methylated Spirit Manufrs., 1233 Midwives, - - - 1233

Military Officers' Clothiers

and Outfitters, - - 1234

Militaryand RailwayClothing

Contractors, - - 1234

Millboard Manufacturers, - 1234 Mill Furnishers, - - 1234

Millers, ... - 1235

Milliners and Dressmakers, 1235 Millinery Ornaments Mfcts., 1236 Millstone Builders, . - 1236

Millwrights, - - - 1236 Mineral Borers and Well

Sinkers, - - - 1237

Mineral Oil Manufacturers, 1237 Mineral Oil Merchants, - 1237 Mining and Engineering

Agents, - - - 1237 Mirror Manufacturers, - 1237 Model Makers, - - 1237

Model Horse Maker(Life Size),1237 Modellers, - - - 1237 Molasses, . - - 1238

Money Exchangers, - - 1238

Money Lenders, - - 1238

Monumental Sculptors, - 1238 Mortgage Brokers, - - 1238

Mosaistes, - - - 1238

Moss Litter Manufacturers, 1238 Motor Carriage Builders, - 1238 Motor Glove and Legging

Maker, - - - 1239

Motor Launch Builders, - 1239 Motor Manufacturers, - 1239

Motor Waggon and Omnibus

Builders,' - - - 1239

Moulding Machines and

Foundry Specialities, - 1239 Moulding Merchants, - 1239

Mount Cutters, - - 1239

Muffler and Scarf Manufrs., 1239 Muriatic Acid Manufactrs., 1239 Music Engravers & Printers, 1239 Musical Instrument Makers, 1239 Music and Musical Instru- ment Sellers, - - 1239 Musicians, - - - 1240 Muslin and Lace Printers, - 1240 Muslin Manufacturers, - 1240 Mustard Mani\facturers, - 1240 Nail Bag Manufacturers, - 1241 Nailmakers, - - . - 1241 Naplha Merchants, - - 1241 Nautical Academy, - - 1241 Nautical Instrument Makers, 1241 Naval Architects, - - 1241 Naval Uniform Makers, - 1241 Net Makers, - - - 1241 Newspaper Agents, - - 1241

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TSADES INDEX.

PAGE

Nickel and Cobalt Manufrs,, 1241 Nickel Platers, - - - 1242 Nitrate of Lead JIanufrs., - 1242 Notaries Public, - - 1242

Nursery and Seedsmen, - 1242 Nurses, - - - - 1243 Nut Manufacturers, - - 1243

Oakum Manufacturers, - 1243 Oatcake Bakers, - - 1243

Oculists, ... - 1243 Office for Eegistration of

Trade Marks, . - 1243

Oil Boilers, - - - 1243

Oilcloth and Patent Packing

Makers, - - - 1243

Oil and Colourmen, - - 1243 Oil Engine Makers, - - 1244

Oil Importers, - - - 1244

Oil Merchants, - - - 1245

Oil Refiners, - - - 1246

Oilskin Clothing Manufrs., - 1247 Optical and Mathematical

Instrument Makers, - 1247

Opticians, - - - 1247

Optologists, - - - 1248

Ore Importers, - - 1248

Organ Builders, - - 1248

Oriental, - - - 1248

Outfitters, - - - 1249 Oven Builders, - - - 1249

Overmantel Manufacturers, 1249 Oxygen Manufacturers, - 1250 Packing Box Makers, - 1250

Painters and Paperhangers, 1250 Paint Manufacturers, - 1252

Paper Bag Makers, - - 1253

Paper and Ban-lbox Makers, 1253 Paper (Corrugated) Manu- facturers, - - - 1253 Paper andMill Board Makers,1263 Paperhangings Manufrs., - 1253 Paperhangers, - - - 1263 Paper Makers, - - - 1253 Paper Merchants, . - 1264 Paper Rulers, - - - 1254 Paper Stainers and Marblers, 1265 Paper Stock Merchants, - 1255 Paper Tube Makers, - - 1266 Paraffin Candle Manufrs., - 1265 Paraffin Lamp Manufrs , - 1265 Paraffin Oil Manufacturers, 1266 Paraffin Oil Merchants, - 1266 Parcels Post Boxes, - - 1255 Paste Manufacturers, - 1255 Patent Grease Manufactrs., 1265 Patentees, - - - 1265 Patent Agents, - - 1256 Patternmakers, - - 1257 Pattern Book and Card

Makers, - - - 1257

Pattern Drawer and Print

Cutter, - - - 1257

Pavement Merchants, - 1257

Pavement Light Manufrs., - 1268 Paving-lile Layers, - - 1268

Pawnbrokers, - - - 1268

Perambulator Manufactrs., 1259 Perfumers and Hairdresssrs, 1259

Perpetual Ledger, Card Index, and Business Systems Specialists, - - - 1259 Petroleum Jelly Manufrs , - 1259 Pewterers, - - - 1259

Philosophical lu'trument

Makers, - - - 1259 Phonograph Agents, - - 1259 Photographic Apparatus and

Material Makers, - - 1259

Photographic Artists, - 1260

Photo Enlargers, - - 1260 Photo Lithographic Trans- fer Makers, - - - 1260 Photo Process Engravers, - 1260 Phrenologist, - - - 1260 Physicians and Surgeons, - 1260 Pianoforte Ironmonger and

Covered String Manufr., - 1265 Pianoforte Makers and

Sellers, - - - 1265

Pianoforte Removers and

Packers, - - - 1265

Pianoforte Tuners, - - 126t

Pickle, Sauce, and Ketchup

Manufacturers, - - 1266

Pictorial Post Card Manufrs. 1266 Picture Frame Makers, - 1266 Picture Restorers, - - 1267

Pipe Manufacturers, - - 1267 Pitch Merchants, - - 1267 Pitwood Importers, - - 1267 Plane Makers, - - - 1267

Plant and Flower Salesmen, 1267 Plaster of Paris Merchants

and Manufacturers, - 1267 Plasterers, - - - 1268

Plate-glass Silverers, - 1269

Plough Makers, - - 1269

Plumbers' Brass Fittiogs, - 1269 Plumbers and Gasfitters, - 1269 Plush Frame Makers, - 1271

Pneumatic Tool Manufactrs ,1271 Pneumatic Tyre Manufrs., 1272 Pocket-book Makers, - 1272

Polishing Material Makers, 1272 Portable Forge Makers, - 1272 Portioners, - - - 1272

Porter and Ale Dealers, - 1272 Portrait, Miniature, and

Landscape Painters, - l'*72 Posters (Advertisement), - 1272 Potato Merchants, - - 1272

Pottery Manufacturers, - 1272 Pouliry Appliance Manufrs , 1273 Poulterers, - - - 1273

Powder-flask and Canister

Makers, - - - 1273

Preserve Makers (Fruits), - 1273 Preserved Meats, - - 1273 Press Cutting Agency, - 1273 Printcutters, - - - 1273 Printers' Furnishers & Roller

Composition Makers, - 1273 Printers, Letterpress, - 1274

Produce Brokers, - - 1276 Property Agents, - - 1277

Provision Merchants, - 1277

Prospecting Engineers and

Artesian Well Borers, - 1277 Publishers, - - - 1281

Pu'ley Manufacturers, - 128? Pulverizing, Separating, and

Crushing Machinery, - 1282 Pump Makers, - - 1282

Purse Manufactureis, - 1283 Purveyors and Soiree Con- tractors, - - - 1283 Pyrometer Manufacturers, - 1283 Quarriers, - - - 1283 Rag Merchants, - - 1284 Rail Manufacturers, - - 1284 Railway Carriage and Wag- gon Builders, - - 1284 Railwav Plaat Merchants, - 1284 Railway Signal Manufirs , 1285 Railway Sleeper Merchants, 1285 Railway Spring Manuftrs., 1285 Railway Switch and Cross- ing Makers, - - - 1285 Railway Tyre Manufacturers 1285 Railway Wheel and Axle

Manufacturers, - - 1285 Rainproof Garment Makers, 1286 Range and Interior Builders, 1286 Razor Strop and Razor Paste

Maker, - - - 1286

Razor Manufacturers, - 1286 Reading-rooms, - - 1286

Rectifiers, - - - 1286 Reed-makers, - - - 1286 Reflector Makers, - - 1286 Refrigerator Mauufactm-ers, 1286 Refuse Destructor Manufrs., 1286 Regalia Manufacturers, - 1286 Register Offices for Servants, 1286 Kegistrars for Births, &c., - 1287 Registry for Keys and Lost

Property, - - - 1287 Registry Offices for Trade

Marks, - - - 1287

Repousse Workers, - - 1287

Restaurants, - - - 1287

Rice Machinery Maker, - 1288 Riddle Rim Maker, - - 1288 Riding Schools, - - 1288

Rivet Bag Manufacturers,- 1288 Rivet Manufacture's, - 1288

Roller Bearings - - 1288 Roller Skin Manufacturers, 1288 R)lling Stock and Perman- ent Way Contractors, - 1288 Roofing, - - - - 1288 Rope and Twine Makers, - 1289 Rosin Distillers, - - 1290 Rosin and Turpentine Im- porters, . - _ 1290 Rubber Stamp and Stencil

Ink Makers, - - 1290

Sacking and Packsbeet

Warehouses, - - 1290

Saddlers & Harness Makers, 1290 Saddlers' Ironmongers, - 1291 Saddletree Makero, - - 1291 Safe Deposit, - - - 1291 Safe Manufacturers, - - 1291

^

TRADES INDEX.

XVll

Safety Explosives Maiiufw., 1291 Safety Fuse Manufacturers, 1291 Safety Lamp Makers, - 1291

Sailcloth MaDufacturerts, - 1291 Sailmakers and Riggers, - 1291 Salt Merchants, - - 12 ^2

Sample Deliverers, - - 1292

Sample Post Bag Makers, - 129 i Sand Merchants, - - 1292 Sanitary Appliances, - 1292

Sanitary Pipe Manufrs. , - 1292 Sanitary Potters, j- - 1293 Sardine Importers, - - 1293 Sauce and Pickle Makers, - 1293 Sausage Manufacturers, - 1293 Sausage Skin Manufacturers, 1293 Saw Makers, - - - 1293

Saxonite Manufacturers, - 1294 Saw Mills, - - - 1293

Scale-beam Makers, - - 1294 Scale-board Cutters, - 1294

School Furniture Manufrs., 1294 Scrap-iron Merchants, - 1294 Screw Makers, - - 1294

Sculptors, - - - 1291

Seal Engravers, - - 1291

Sealing-wax Manufacturers, 1296 Seedsmen, - - - 1295 Seltzogenes, - - - 1296

Semolina, &c., - - - 1296 Sewers, Tunnels (Boring

Engineers), - . - 1296 Sewing-machine Makers, - 1295 Sharebrokers, - - - 1295

Shaving Cream Manufrs., - 1295 bhawliMat Fringing Maker, 1295 Shawl&TravelliugRng Fringe

Twining Ma hine Maker, 1295 Shawl Warehouses, - - 1295

Shear Blade Manufacturers, 1295 Sheep-dip Manufacturers, - 1295 Sheet-iron Manufacturers, - 1295 Sheet-lead and Lead Pipe

Manufacturers, - - 1295

Shellac Merchaots, - - 1295

Sheriff- officers, - - 1296

Ship Breakers, - - - 1296 Ship Brokers, - - - 1296

Shippers of Brushes, - 1297

Ship and Shipping Agents, 129? Ship Builders, - - - 1298 Ship Chandlers, - - 129 J

Ships' Davit Malie(s,- - 1299

Ship Furnishers, - - 1299

Ships' Modellers, - - 1300 Ships' Model Fittings, - 1300 Shipping Offices, - - 1300

Shipping Office Printers, - 1307 Ship pump Makers, - - 1307 Ship Repairers afld Dry

Dock Owners, - - 1307

ShipSide-light& Deck-light, 1308 Ship Signal Makers, - - 1308 Ship and Steamboat Masters 1308 Ship Store Merchants, - 1308 Ships' Tackle Manufacturere , 1308 Ships' Telegraphs, - - 1308 Shirtmakers, - - - 1308 Shoe Heel Tips, - -1309

PAGE

Shoemakers, - - - 1309 Shop Fitters, - - - 1309 ShopFrontt(inWood&Brass), 1310 Shop Mirrors, - - - 1310 Show-card Makers, - - 1310 Show-card Frame Makers, - 1310 Show-card & Tablet Mfctrs, ,1310 Show-case Makers, - - 1310 Shrinkers, - - - 1310

Sbuttlemakers, - - 1310

Silicate Cloth Makers, - 1310 Silicate Cotton Manufrs , - 1310 Silk Dyers, - - - 1310

Silk Finishers, - - - 1310

Silk Merchants and Manufrs, 1310 Silk Mercers, - - - 1311

Silk Spinners, - - - loll Silk Throwsters, - - 1311 Silver Platers, - - - 1311

Silver-plate Chest Maker, - 1311 Silversmiths, - - - 1311 Singers and Gassers, - 1311

Size Manufacturers, - - 1811 Skate Makers, - - - loll

Skin Merchants, - - 13 It

Skinners, - - - 1312

Skirt Band and Collar Stif-

fener Manufacturers, - 1312 Slag Wool Manufacturers, - 1312 Slate Merchaots, - - 1312

Slaters, - - - - 1312

Slipper Manufacturers, - 1313 Smallware Merchants, -1313 Smiths, - - - 1311

Smokeless Powder Manufrs. 1315 Smoke Preventers, - - 1315 Smoking Room, &c., - 1316

Soap Manufacturers, - 1316

Soap Powder Manufacturei-s, 1316 Soda Crystals Manufacturers, 131G Solicitors, - - - 1316

Song Publishers, - - 1316 Spade and Shovel Mak-irs, 1316 Spanners, Steel (Dropforged) 1317 Speaking Tube Fitters, - 1317 Spectacle Maker, - - 1317

Spelter Manufac'.urers, - 13 i7 Spice Merchanis, - - 1317

Spike Manufaaturers, - 1317

Spindle and Flyer Manufrs , 1?17 Spiral Spring Manufacturers 1317 Spirit Merchants, - - 1317

Sponge Cloth Manufacturers 1317 Sponge Imponers, - - 1317

Sponge Mercbants, - - 1317

Sporran Makers, - - 1318

Sporting Ammunition, - 1318 Spring and Axle Makers, - 1318 Spring Mattress Manufrs., - 1318 Stable Fittings Manufrs., - 1318 Stable Moss Manufacturers, 1318 Stained Glass, . - - 1318

Stair Bailers, - - - 1318

Stamp Dealers, - - 1318

Stamp and Seal Engravers, 1318 Stampers, - - - 1319 Starch Glaze(Glauko8)M'frB ,1319 I Starch Manufacturers, - 1319 Starchers, - - - 1319

PAOB

Stationers, - - - 1319 Stationers" Sundrymen, - 1323 Stave Brokers, - - 1323

Stay and Corset Makers, - 1323 SteamBoilerFurnaceAppluca.,1323 Steam Engine Indicator, Vacuum, and Hydraulic Gauge Makers, - - 1323 Steam Engine Packing M'frs., 1324 Steam Fittings, - - 1324

Steam Haulage Contractors, 1325 Steam and Hydraulic Metal- lic Packing Manufrs., - 1325 Steam Laundry Furnishers, 1325 Steam Laundry Machinery, 1325 Steam Trap Makers, - 1325

Steel - cased Wash - house

Boiler Maker and Builder, 1325 Steel Castings Manufrs., - 1325 Steel Key & Taper Pin M'frs., 1326 Steel Manufrs. and Merchts. , 1326 Steel Shafting (Bright), - 1327 Steel Pen Makers, - - 1328

Steeple Jacks, - - - 1328 Steering Gear Makers, - 1328 Steering-wheel Makers, - 1328 Stencil Plate Makers, - 1328

Stereotype Founders, - 1328

Stevedores, - . - 1328

Stock and Share Brokers, - 1328 Stocking Manufacturers, - 1330 Stocktakers, - - - 1330

Stores, - - - - 1330 Stone Breaking and Disin- tegrator Machine M'frs., 1330 Stone Merchants, - - 1330 Storekeepers, - - - 1330

Stove Manufacturers, - 1330

Straw Bottle Envelope Im- porters, - - - 1330 Straw Hat Makers, - - 1330 Street Lamp Makers, - 1330 Sugar Grinders and Syrup

Makers, - - - 1330 Sugar Merchts. and Brokers, 1330 Sugar Millers, - - - 1331 Sugar Plant, . - - 1331 Sugar Refiners, - - 1331

Superintendents, - - 1331

Surgeons, - - - 1331

Surgical. Dressing, aid

Bandage Manufacturers, 1331 Surgical Instrument Makers, 1331 Surveying Chain Makers, - 1331 Surveyors, - - - 1331

Survey log and Mining In- strument Makers, - - 1332 Switch Board Makers, - 1322 Syrup Refiners, - - 1332

Table Jelly Makers, - ■ 1332

Tailors and Chithiers, - 1332

Tailors' Trimmings Ware- housemen, - - - 1336 Tallow Chandlers, - - 1336 Tank Makers, - - - 1337

Tanners, . _ - 1337

Taper M.inufacturers, - 1338

Tapestry and Table Cover Manufacturers, - - 1338

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TRADES INDEX.

PAGE

Tar Macadam Paving, - 1338

Tar and Naphtha Distillers, 1338

Tar Merchants, - - 1338

Target Maker, - - - 1338

Tarpaulin Cover Manufrs., 1338

Tartan Manufacturers, - 1338

Tartaraline Manufacturers, 1338

Taxidermists, -

Tea Box Manufacturers,

Tea Dealers, -

Tea Machinery Makers,

Tea Plantation Furnishers,

Tea Rooms,

Teachers —

Boarding & Day Schools, 1340 Chemistry and Pharmacy, 1340 Cooking and Domestic

Economy,

Classical, - - -

Dancing, . - -

Drawing and Painting, -

Elocution, - - -

Engineering,

English, &c.,

French, Gaelic, German,

Mathematics,

Music, _ - -

Navigation, . - -

Pianoforte & Harmonium,

Writing, Arithmetic, and

Book-keeping, -

Teak Merchants,

Telegraph [nstrument Maker8l344

Telegi-aph Pole Merchants, 1345

Telegraph Wire Manufrs., - 1345

Telephone Contractors, - 1345

Telephone Makers & Agents, 13*5

Telephone Manufacturers, - 1345

Tennis and Raquet Bat

Manufacturers, - - 1345 T»nt and Marquee Makers, 1345 Terazzo Pavement, - - 1345 Terra Cotta Manufacturers, 1345

1338 1338 1339 1340 1340 1340

1340 1340 1341 1341 1341 1341 1341 1342 1342 1342 1344 1344

1344 1344

Theatrical Wig Makers, -

1345

Thermometer and Barometer

Makers, . - -

1345

Thread Manufacturers,

1345

Ticket Writers,

1346

Tie Manufacturers, -

1346

Tile Layers, JMosaic and

Encaustic, -

1346

Tile Manufacturers, -

1346

rime Recorders and Check

ing Machines,

1346

Tin Box Makers(DecoratorSj Timber Merchants, -

,1346 1346

Tinners, _ - -

1346

Tin-plate Priuters, -

1346

Tin-plate Workers and Mer-

chants, . . -

1346

Tin Smelters, -

1346

Tobacco and Cigar Im-

porters, _ - - Tobacco Leaf Importers, - Tobacco and SnnfF Manufrs.,

1347 1347 1348

Tobacconists, -

1348

Tobacconists, Wholesale and

Export, . - - Tobacco Pipe Makers,

1349 1349

PAGE

1349

for

- 1349

- 1350

- 1350

- 1350

- 13.50

1350 1350 1352

1352

1352 1352 1352 1353 1364 1354 1354 1354 1354

Tool Makers, - Tool Manufacturers

Mineral Borers, Towing Companies, Toy Dealers, - Traction Engines, Trade Mark Makers, Trade Marks Registry Offices, 1360 Trade Protection Associations 1350 Tramway Plant Manufrs., - 1350 Transfer Manufacturers, Translators, - - - Travellers, Commercial, Travellers' Sample Case

Manuf.acturers, Trunk and Portmanteau

Makers, Truss and Bandage Makers, Tube Makers, - Tube Brush Makers, - Tube Stopper Manufrs., Turbine Manufacturers, Turkish Baths, Turners, - - - -

Turning Lathe Manufrs., ■ Tweed (Scotch) Manufrs., 1354 Twine Makers, - - 1354

Twisters, - - - 1364

Type Founder,- - - 1354

Typewriters, - - - 1354 Typewriter Manufacturers, - 1365 Typewriter Supply Manufrs., 1355 Typewriting Machine Re- pairer, - - - 1355 Tyre Manufacturers, - 1355 Umbrella & Parasol Manfrs., 1356 Underclothing Manufrs., - 1356 Universal Providers, - Upholsterers, - Upholsterers' Furnishers, Valuators,

Valve Manufacturers, Van and Lorry Builders, Vaniish Manufacturers, Vaseline Manufacturers, Vat Builders, - Vegetable Merchants, Veneer Cutters andjMerchts., 1362 Venetian Blind Makers, - 1362 Venetian Tape and Window

Cord Manufacturers, - 1362 Ventilator M.inufacturers, - 1362 Veterinary Surgeons, - 1362

Vicemakers, - - - 1363 Victuallers, - - - 1363 Vinegar Makers and Stores, 1363 Violin Expert, - - - 1363 Violin and Violin String

Manufacturers, - - 1363 Vitriol Manufacturers, - 1363 Vocalists, - - - 1363 Vulcanite Makers, - - 1363 Wadding Manufacturers, - 1364 Walking Stick Manufrs., - 1364 Wall Tiles,;GlazedEarthenw., 1364 Warehousemen, - - 1364

Warpers, - - 1365

Washing Board Makers, - 1365 Washing Powder Manufrs 1366

- 1356

- 1356

- 1358

- 1358

- 1360

- 1360

- 1361

- 1361

- 1362

- 1362

PAGE

Washing and Wringing, &c. ,

Machine Engineers, - 1366 Waste Merchants, - - 1366 Watch and Clock Makers, - 1366 Watch Glass Makers, - 1367 Water Meter Manufacturers, 1367 Waterproof Cloth Manufrs., 1367 Waterproof ers, - - 1367

Water Tube Well Engineers, 1368 Waterworks Contractors, - 1368 Weavers' Utentil Makers, - 1368 Weed Killer Manufacturers, 1368 Weighers, - - - 1368 Weighing Machine Makers, 1368 Well Sinkers, - - - 1368 Wheel Cutters, - - 1368

Wheel Wrights, - - 1369

Whip and Thong Makers, - 1369 Whitby Jet Jewellery Manf. 1369 White Lead Manufacturers, 1369 White Metal Manufacturers, 1369 Whiting Merchants, - - 1369

Wick (Cotton) Manufrs., - 1369 Winch Maker,- - - 1369

Winders, - - - 1369

Windlass and Capstan

Manufacturers, - - 1369 Windmill Manufacturers, - 1370 Window Blind Makers, - 1370 Window Cleaners, - - 1370 Window Holland, - - 1370 Window Opening (Simplex)

Patent Hinge Makers, -1370 Window Sashes and Case- ments, - - - 1370 Window Sash Opening Hinge

Makers, - - - 1370 Wine Importers, - - 1370 Wine and Spirit Merchants, 1370 Wine Shippers, - - 1378

Wire Brush Manufacturer, - 1379 Wire Drawers and Weavers, 1379 Wire (Electric) .M'facturers 1380 Wire Rope Manufacturers, - 1380 Wire Workers and Wire

Cloth Manufacturers, - 1380 Wood Block Flooring

Manufacturers, - - 1381 Wood Merchants, - - 1381 Wooden Clock Makers, - 1382 Wooden Moulding Manufrs., 1382 Wood Pulp Importers, - 1382 Wood Wool Manufacturers

and Merchants, - - 1382 Wood Working Machinery, 1382 Woollen Merchants and

Manufacturers, - - 1382 Wool Merchants, - - 1383 Wool and Worsted Spinners, 1383 Wreath Case Manufacturers, 1383 Wrights and Joiners, - 1383

Writers, - - - - 1386 Writers (Shorthand), - 1394 Yacht Agents, - - - 1394 Yarn and Worsted Merchts., 1394 Yeast Dealers & Importers, 1394 Zinc Manufacturers, - - 1394 Zinco Etchers, - - 1395

Zincotypers, - - - 1395

CALENDAR-1904-1905.

1

CO

i

•d

CQ <1>

•a

1

1 1

CO

1

a

o

3

■a

CO

1

1

i

1

u

1 1

CO

June, -

1

2

3

4

Decern.,

1

2

3

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

4

b

6

7

8

9

10

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

26

27

28

29

30

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

July, - -

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

Januar.

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

August,

31

29

30

31

1

2

3

4

5

6

Febru.,

1

2

3

4

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

28

29

30

31

26

27

28

Septem.,

1

2

3

March,

1

2

3

4

4

Ji

6

V

8

9

10

5

b

7

8

9

10

11

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

25

•26

27

28

29

30

26

27

28

29

,30

31

October,

1

April, -

1

3

4

5

6

7

8

'2

3

4

5

6

7

S

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

23

24

25

26

27

2,8

29

30

31

m

Novem.,

1

2

3

4

5

May, -

1

2

3

4

5

6

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

27

28

29

30

28

29

30

31

CONCISE CALENDAR from 1888 to 1911 (inclusive).

KEY.

Add the day of the month to the figure for the month, and the total gives the day of the week, as follows : —

FIGURES FOR

THE MONTHS.

YEAR.

YEAR.

Jany. Fetoy. Mar.

Apr. May. June.

July. Aug. Sept.

Oct. Nov. Dec.

1888

6 2 3

6 1 4

6 2 5

0 3 5

—

0 3 3

6 1 4

6 2 5

0 3

1900

1889

14 4

0 2 5

0 3 6

14 6

1901

1890

2 5 5

13 6

14 0

2 5 0

1902

1891

3 6 G

2 4 0

2 5 1

3 6 1

1903

1892

4 0 1

6 2 2

4 6 2

5 0 3

4 0 3

5 14

5 13

6 2 4

1904

1893

1905

1894

0 3 3

6 1 4

6 2 5

0 3 5

1906

1895

14 4

0 2 5

0 3 6

14 6

1907

1896

2 5 6 4 0 0

2 4 0

3 5 1

2 5 1

3 6 2

3 6 1

4 0 2

1908

1897

1909

1898

5 11

4 6 2

4 0 3

5 13

1910

1899

6 2 2

5 0 3

5 14

6 2 4

1911

Years underlined a rule

re Leap Yea 3 the same

rs (29 days in February) 13 for other years.

but the

s

- 7 14 21 28 35

M

1 8 15 22 29 36

Tu

2 9 16 23 30 37

W

3 10 17 24 31 -

Th

4 11 18 25 32 -

F

5 12 19 26 33 -

S

6 13 20 27 34 -

EXAMPLES.

What day of the week was 29th Feb., 1888?

Day of month, 29th

Add figure in Table ) „ for Feb. 1888, (

Total, 31 ^ Wed., as above.

On what days will the following dates fall? 31st July, 1906? 31 + 6 =37— Tuesday. 5th June, 1898? 5th +2 = 7— Sunday. 5th October, 1901 ? 5th + 1 = 6— Saturday. 2nd May, 1911 = Tuesday.

This Copyright Table is Inserted under arrangement with the author, A. M. CiMPBELL, Glasgow.

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AND

TIDE TABLE FOR 1904.

JUNE, 1904.

JULY, 1904.

D. H. M. D. H. M.

D. H. M. 1

D. H. H.

Last Quarter

6 6 53 A.M 1 First Cluarter,20 3 11 P.m

Last Quarter.

5 10 54 P.M 1

First Quarter, 19 8 49 p.m.

New Moon,...

13 9 11 P.M 1 Full Moon, ....27 8 23 pk

New Moon,..

13 5 27 A.M 1

Full Moon, ....27 9 42 a.m.

Day 0

Day of

HIOH WATER AT

Dayo

Day of

Hion WATER \T

Month

Week

OLAsaow.

SUN.

MOON.

Month

Week.

GLASGOW.

SUN,

MOON.

Morn. Even.

Rises

Sets.

Souths

Age,

Morn.

Even.

Rises

Sets.

Souths

Age.

H. M. H. M.

H. M.

H. M.

Morn.

Oavs.

H. M.

n. M.

H. M.

H. M.

Morn.

Days.

1

We.

2 54

3 13

3 43

8 47

2 18

17-b

1

Fri.

3 14

3 31

3 38

9 3

2 35

17-6

2

Th.

3 31

3 50

3 42

8 4H

3 7

18-0

2

Sat.

3 48

4 7

3 39

9 2

3 20

18-6

3

Fi-i.

4 8

4 29

3 41

8 50

3 55

19-0

3

Sun.

4 24

4 43

3 40

9 2

4 3

19-6

4

Sat.

4 47

5 9

3 40

8 51

4 41

20-.)

4

Mon.

5 0

5 20

3 41

9 1

4 46

20'6

5

Sun.

5 32

5 55

3 39

8 52

5 24

21-0

5

Tu.

5 41

6 3

3 J2

9 1

5 28

21-6

6

:Vl(,n.

6 20

6 46

3 33

8 53

6 7

22-0

6

We.

6 25

6 50

3 43

9 0

6 11

22-6

7

Tu.

7 16

7 49

3 38

8 54

6 50

23-0

7

Th.

7 19

7 52

3 44

9 0

6 56

23-6

8

We.

8 19

8 51

3 37

8 55

7 33

24-0

8

Fri.

8 25

8 55

3 45

S 69

7 43

24-6

9

Th.

9 24

9 53

3 36

8 56

8 18

25-0

9

Sat.

9 28

10 1

3 46

S 58

8 32

256

10

Fri.

10 19

10 45

3 36

8 57

9 4

260

10

Sun.

10 29

10 69

3 47

8 57

9 25

26-6

11

Sat.

11 11

11 35

3 35

8 5S

9 53

27-0

11

Mon.

U 24

11 51

3 43

8 56

10 21

27-6

12

Sun.

11 59

3 34

8 59

10 45

28-0

12

Tu.

0 16

3 49

8 55

11 20

28'6

13

Mon.

0 23

0"42

3 34

9 0

U 40

29-0

13

We.

0 42

1 8

3 50

8 64

aO 19

0-3

14

Tu.

1 5

1 27

3 34

9 1

aO 37

0-6

14

Th.

I 34

1 .58

3 51

8 53

1 18

1-3

15

We.

1 .50

2 13

3 33

9 1

1 35

1-6

15

Fri.

2 23

2 48

3 53

8 52

2 16

2-3

16

Th.

2 38

3 1

3 33

9 2

2 33

2-6

16

Sat.

3 12

3 36

3 54

8 51

3 H

8-3

17

Fri.

3 23

3 47

3 33

9 2

3 29

3-6

17

Sun.

4 0

4 24

3 56

8 50

4 5

4-3

18

Sat.

4 10

4 35

3 33

9 2

4 24

4-6

18

Mon.

4 4«

5 11

3 58

H 48

4 67

5-3

19

Sun.

5 0

5 25

3 33

9 3

5 17

5-6

19

Tu.

5 35

5 59

4 0

8 47

5 49

6-3

20

Mon.

5 54

6 21

3 33

9 3

6 9

6-6

20

We.

6 26

6 52

4 2

8 45

6 40

7-3

21

Tu.

6 48

7 21

3 34

9 3

7 0

7-6

21

Th.

7 24

7 59

4 3

b 43

7 31

8-3

22

We.

7 56

8 26

3 34

9 3

7 51

8-6

22

Fri.

8 32

9 7

4 5

8 41

8 22

9'3

23

Th.

8 58

9 33

3 35

9 4

8 42

9-6

23

Sat.

9 44

10 17

4 7

8 39

9 15

10-3

24

Fri.

10 6

10 37

3 35

9 4

9 34

10-6

24

Sun.

10 50

11 19

4 8

8 37

10 5

11-3

25

Sat.

11 6

11 34

3 3«

9 4

10 26

11-6

25

Mon.

11 46

4 9

8 36

10 55

12-3

26

Sun.

0 1

3 36

9 4

11 18

12-6

26

Tu.

0 12

0"34

4 11

8 34

11 44

13-3

27

Mon.

o"25

0 50

3 36

9 4

Morn.

13-6

27

W«.

0 57

1 19

4 13

8 32

Morn.

14-3

28

Tu.

1 14

1 36

3 37

9 4

0 10

14-6

28

Th.

1 37

1 57

4 15

S 31

0 81

15-3

29

We.

1 56

2 16

3 37

9 4

1 0

15-6

29

Fri.

2 15

2 33

4 17

8 29

1 16

16-3

30

Th.

2 37

2 55 3 38

9 3

1 48

16-6

30

Bat.

2 51

3 8

4 18

8 27

2 0

17-3

31

Sun

3 23

3 40

4 20

8 25

2 43

18-3

AUGUST, 1904.

SEPTEMBER, 1904.

D- H. M. D. H. M.

D. H. M. D. H. M.

Last Q

uarter,

4 2 3 P.M. 1 First Quarter,! 8 4 27 A.m.

LastC

uarter,

3 2 59 A.M. 1 First Quarter,16 3 13 p.m.

NewM

;oon,...

11 0 58 P.M. 1 Full Moon, 26 I 2 A.M

Mewl

;oon,...

9 8 43 P.M. 1 Full Moon,. ...24 5 50 p.m.

Day of

Day of

HIOH WATER AT

Day of

Day of

BIGH WATER AT

Month

Week.

GLASGOW.

SUM.

MOON.

Month

Week.

GLASGOW.

SUN.

MOON.

iVl orn-

Even.

Rises.

Sets.

Souths

Age.

Morn.

Even

Rises.

Sets.

Souths

Age.

H. H.

H. M.

H. M.

H. M.

Morn.

Days.

H. M.

H. M.

H. M.

H. M.

Morn.

Days

1

Mon.

3 55

4 12

4 22

8 23

3 25

19-3

1

Th.

4 31

4 49

5 21

7 11

4 18

210

2

Tu.

4 28

4 45

4 24

8 21

4 6

20-3

2

Fri.

5 7

5 30

5 23

7 8

5 6

22-0

3

We.

5 4

5 25

4 26

8 19

4 51

21-3

3

Sat.

6 53

0 20

5 26

7 5

5 56

230

4

Th.

5 45

6 6

4 27

8 17

5 36

22-3

4

Sun.

6 52

7 28

5 28

7 3

6 49

240

5

Fri.

6 31

6 58

4 29

8 15

6 23

23-3

5

Mon.

8 9

8 50

5 SO

7 1

7 45

25-0

6

Sat.

7 31

8 6

4 31

8 13

7 13

24-3

6

Tu.

9 31

10 9

5 31

6 59

8 42

26-0

7

Sun.

8 43

9 19

4 33

8 11

8 6

25-3

7

We.

10 42

11 11

5 33

6 56

9 41

27-0

8

Men.

9 58

10 32

4 35

8 9

9 2

26'3

8

Th.

11 38

5 35

6 53

10 39

28-0

9

Tu.

11 3

11 30

4 37

8 7

10 1

27-3

9

Fri.

0 5

o'si

5 37

6 51

11 36

29-0

10

We.

11 67

4 39

8 5

11 0

28-3

10

Sat.

0 56

1 21

5 39

6 48

aO 33

0-6

U

Th.

0 23

o"51

4 41

8 2

11 59

29-3

11

Sun.

1 46

2 10

5 41

6 45

1 28

1-6

12

Fri.

1 17

1 42

4 43

8 0

AO 57

10

12

Mon.

2 34

2 £6

5 43

6 42

2 23

2-6

13

Sat.

2 8

2 32

4 45

7 58

1 54

20

13

Tu.

3 18

3 39

5 4.i

6 40

3 18

3-6

14

Sun

2 55

3 18

4 47

7 55

2 49

30

14

We.

4 0

4 21

5 47

6 37

4 12

4-6

15

M on .

3 39

4 3

4 49

7 53

3 42

4-0

15

Th.

4 43

5 4

6 49

6 .35

5 5

5-6

16

Tu.

4 25

4 49

4 51

7 50

4 35

5-0

16

Fri.

5 28

5 54

.5 51

6 32

5 57

e-6

17

We.

5 10

5 34

4 53

7 48

5 27

6-0

17

Sat.

6 22

6 54

5 53

6 30

6 48

7-6

18

Th.

5 57

6 24

4 55

7 46

6 U

7'0

18

Sun.

7 32

8 U

5 55

6 27

7 38

8-6

19

Fri.

6 52

7 25

4 56

7 44

7 11

8-0

19

Mon.

8 54

9 34

5 57

6 24

8 25

9-6

20

Sat.

8 2

8 40

4 58

7 41

8 2

90

20

Tu.

10 10

10 41

5 59

6 21

9 12

10-6

21

Sun.

9 2u

9 58

5 0

7 39

8 62

100

21

We.

11 9

11 31

8 1

6 18

9 56

11-6

22

Mon.

10 ;J3

11 4

5 2

7 37

9 41

110

22

Th.

11 52

6 3

6 16

10 40

12-6

23

Tu.

11 31

11 56

5 4

7 34

10 28

120

23

Fri.

0 12

o"31

6 5

6 13

11 22

13-6

24

We.

0 17

5 6

7 32

11 14

13-0

24

Sat.

0 49

1 6

6 7

6 10

Jlorn.

14-6

25

Th.

0'38

0 57

5 8

7 30

11 58

140

25

Sun.

1 22

1 39

6 9

6 8

0 5

15-6

26

Fri.

1 16

1 34

5 10

7 27

Morn.

150

26

Mon.

1 54

2 10

6 11

6 5

0 47

16-6

27

Sat.

1 52

2 8

5 12

7 24

0 41

16 0

27

Tu.

2 27

2 42

6 13

6 3

1 31

17-6

28

Sun.

2 24

2 42

5 14

7 21

1 24

17 '0

28

We.

2 59

3 13

6 15

6 0

2 16

18-6

29

Mon.

2 56

3 11

5 16

7 19

•2 6

18 0

29

Th.

3 28

3 46

6 17

5 57

3 3

19-6

30

Tu.

3 28

3 41

5 17

7 16

2 49

190

30

Fri,

4 1

4 20

6 19

5 55 3 52 1

20-6

31

We.

3 57

4 13

5 19

7 13

3 33

20-0

1 1

Tides and Astronomical Matter supplied by James Brown & Son, Nautical Publishers, Glasgow.

ALMANAC

AND

TIDE

TABLE FOR 1904.

xxi

OCTOBER, 1904.

NOVEMBER,

1904.

r>. H. M.

First Quarter, .16 5

34 A.M.

D. H. M.

D. h; m.

Last Quarter,.

. 2 1 52 P.M.

Full Moon, 24 10 56 A.M

New Moon,...

..7 3 37 P.M.

Full Moon, 23 3 12 a.m

New Moon,

. 9 5 25 A.M.

Last Quarter, 31 1 1 13 p.m

First Quarter

...15 0 36 a.m.

Last Quarter, 30 7 38 A M^

Day of Mouth

Day of Week.

HIGH WATER At GLASGOW.

MOON.

Day of

Month

Day of Week.

HIGH WATER AT GLASGOW.

SUN.

MOON.

SUN.

Morn.

Even.

Rises.

Sets.

Souths

Age.

Morn.

Even.

Rises.

Sets.

Souths

Age

U. M.

H. M.

11. M.

H. M.

Morn.

Days.

H. M.

H. M.

H. M.

H. M.

Morn.

Day

1

Sat.

4 40

5 3

6 21

5 52

4 43

2l'6

1

Tu.

6 8

6 46

7 24

4 35

6 15

23-3

2

Sun.

5 27

b 53

6 23

5 49

5 36

22-6

2

We.

7 26

8 6

7 27

4 34

7 9

24-3

3

Mon.

6 25

7 2

6 25

5 47

6 31

23-6

3

Til.

8 44

9 21

7 29

4 32

8 3

25-3

4

Til.

7 44

8 26

6 27

5 44

7 27

24-6

4

Fri.

9 56

10 28

7 31

4 30

8 56

26-3

5

We.

9 9

9 46

6 29

5 42

8 23

25-6

5

Sat.

10 55

11 22

7 33

4 28

9 50

27-3

6

Th.

10 21

10 51

6 31

5 39

9 19

26-6

6

Sun.

11 48

7 36

4 26

10 45

28-3

7

Kri.

11 19

11 45

6 33

5 36

10 15

27-6

7

Mon.

0 14

o"38

7 38

4 24

11 40

29-3

8

Sat.

0 9

6 35

5 33

U 11

28-6

8

Tu.

1 2

1 25

7 40

4 21

AO 36

0-9

9

Sun.

0 34

0 58

6 37

5 31

AO 6

0-3

9

We.

1 48

2 11

7 42

4 19

1 32

1-9

10

Mon.

1 23

1 48

6 38

5 28

1 2

1-3

10

Th.

2 33

2 53

7 44

4 17

2 28

2-9

11

Tu.

2 11

2 33

6 40

5 25

1 57

2-3

11

Fri,

3 13

3 34

7 47

4 15

3 21

3-9

12

We.

2 54

3 14

6 42

5 23

2 53

3-3

12

Sat.

3 55

4 16

7 49

4 13

4 13

4-9

13

Th.

3 35

3 56

6 44

5 20

3 47

4'3

13

Sun.

4 36

4 59

7 51

4 11

5 2

6-9

14

Fri.

4 17

4 36

6 46

5 17

4 41

5-3

14

Mon.

5 23

5 47

7 53

4 9

5 49

6-9

15

Sat.

5 0

5 24

6 48

5 15

5 32

6-3

15

Tu.

6 16

6 46

7 55

4 7

6 33

7-9

16

Sun-

5 52

6 20

6 50

5 13

6 21

7-3

16

We.

7 23

7 59

7 57

4 5

7 16

8-9

17

Mo H.

6 55

7 35

6 62

5 11

7 8

8-3

17

Th.

8 37

9 11

7 59

4 3

7 59

9-9

18

Tii.

8 14

8 51

6 55

5 8

7 53

9-3

18

Fri.

9 43

10 11

8 1

4 2

8 41

10-9

19

We.

9 32

10 4

6 57

5 6

8 37

10-3

19

Sat.

10 36

10 59

8 3

4 1

9 24

11-9

20

Th.

10 32

10 57

6 59

5 4

9 20

11-3

20

Sun.

11 19

11 38

8 5

3 59

10 9

12-9

21

Fri.

U 19

U 40

7 2

5 1

10 2

12-3

21

Mon.

11 59

8 7

3 58

10 55

13-9

22

Sat.

11 58

7 4

4 59

10 45

13-3

22

Tu.

0 19

o"38

8 9

3 57

11 44

14-9

23

Sun.

0 16

0 34

7 6

4 67

11 29

14-3

23

We.

0 57

1 14

8 11

3 55

Morn.

15-9

24

Mon.

0 51

1 8

7 8

4 54

Morn.

15 3

24

Th.

1 34

1 52

8 13

3 63

0 35

16-9

25

Tu.

1 25

1 41

7 10

4 51

0 14

16-3

25

Fri.

2 12

2 32

8 15

3 52

1 28

17-9

26

We.

1 57

2 16

7 12

4 49

1 0

17-3

26

Sat.

2 51

3 10

8 17

3 51

2 22

18-9

27

Tb.

2 33

2 49

7 It

4 47

1 49

13-3

27

Sun.

3 30

3 52

8 19

3 50

■3 17

199

28

Fri.

3 5

3 23

7 16

4 44

2 40

19'3

28

Mon.

4 15

4 37

8 21

3 49

4 11

20-9

29

Sat.

3 42

4 2

7 18

4 41

3 32

20-3

29

Tu.

5 2

5 30

8 23

3 48

5 5

21'9

30

Sun.

4 24

4 43

7 20

4 39

4 26

21-3

30

We.

5 58

6 29

8 25

3 47

5 58

22-9

31

Men.

5 9

5 37

7 22

4 37

5 20

22-3

D

EGEMB

ER,

1904.

J^

ANUAR

Y,

1905.

D. H. M.

D. H.

M.

D. H. M.

D. H. M,

New M

oon

7 3 46 A.M

FuUl!

[oon,.... 22 6

IP.M.

New M

oon,...

. 5 6 17 P.M. 1

Full Moon, 21 7 14 A.M.I

First C

[uarter

14 10 7 P.M.

Lastq

uarter, 29 3

46 P.M.

First C

Quarter

13 8 11 P.M. 1

LastQ

uarter,.. 28 0 20 a.m.I

Day of Month

Day of Week.

HIGH WATER At GLASGOW.

SUN.

MOON.

Day of Month

Day of Week

HIGHWATBK A'l GLASGOW.

SUN.

MOON,

-Morn.

Even.

Rises.

Sets.

Soutlis

Age.

Morn.

Even.

Rises.

Sets.

Souths

Age.

H. M.

H. M.

H. M.

H. M.

Morn.

Days.

H. M.

H. M.

H. M.

H. M.

Morn.

Days,

1

Th.

7 5

7 42

8 27

3 46

6 50

23-9

1

Sun.

8 55

9 32

8 52

3 49

8 15

26-3

2

Fri.

8 15

8 52

8 28

3 45

7 42

24-9

2

Mon.

10 6

10 39

8 52

3 50

9 8

26-3

3

Sat.

9 28

10 1

8 29

3 44

8 34

25'9

3

Tu.

11 10 i 11 36

8 52

3 51

10 2

27-3

4

Sun.

10 31

10 58

8 30

3 43

9 28

26-9

4

We.

0 4

8 51

3 53

10 66

28-3

5

Men.

11 26

11 50

8 32

3 42

10 22

27-9

5

Th.

0 "31

0 54

8 51

3 55

11 50

29-3

6

Tu.

0 18

8 34

3 41

11 17

28-9

6

Fri.

1 20

1 42

8 50

3 56

AO 42

0-7

7

We.

0"43

1 7

8 35

3 41

AO 13

0-3

7

Sat.

2 2

2 24

8 49

3 58

1 32

1-7

8

Th.

1 31

1 55

8 37

3 40

1 8

1-3

8

Sun.

2 43

3 2

8 48

3 59

2 20

2-7

9

Fri.

2 16

2 38

8 38

3 40

2 1

2-3

9

Mon.

3 19

3 38

8 48

4 1

3 5

3-7

10

Sat.

2 67

3 17

8 39

3 40

2 52

33

10

Tu.

3 54

4 13

8 47

4 3

3 49

4'7

11

Sun.

3 36

3 56

8 41

3 39

3 41

4-3

11

We.

4 29

4 46

8 46

4 4 4 31

5-7

12

Mon.

4 15

4 35

8 42

3 39

4 27

5-3

12

Th.

5 3

5 23

8 45

4 5

5 14

6-7

13

Tu.

4 55

5 19

8 43

3 ?.9

5 11

6-3

13

Fri.

5 42

6 3

8 44

4 7

5 56

7-7

14

We.

5 39

6 3

8 44

3 38

5 54

7-3

14

Sat.

6 27

6 53

8 43

4 9

6 40

8-7

15

Th.

6 29

6 56

8 45

3 38

6 36

8-3

15

Sun.

7 23

7 56

8 42

4 10 7 25

9-7

16

Fri.

7 27

8 0

8 46

3 38

7 19

9-3

16

.Mon.

8 2b

9 7

8 41

4 12

8 13

10-7

17

Sat.

8 33

9 6

8 47

3 38

8 2

10-3

17

Tu.

9 41

10 16

8 40

4 14

9 4

11-7

18

Sun.

9 38

10 7

8 48

3 39

8 47

11-3

18

We.

10 46

U 15

8 39

4 16

9 58

12-7

19

Mon.

10 34

10 59

8 49

3 39

9 35

12-3

19

Th.

11 39

8 38

4 18

10 ."54

13-7

20

Tu.

11 21

11 44

S 50

3 39

10 25

13-3

20

Fri.

0 4

o"28

8 36

4 20 11 51

14-7

21

We.

0 5

8 50

3 4U

11 18

14-3

21

Sat.

0 53

1 17

8 35

4 23 i Morn.

15-7

22

Th.

0 27

0 50

8 51

3 40

Morn.

15-3

22

Sun.

1 40

2 4

8 33

4 25 0 49

16-7

23

Fri.

1 13

1 35

8 51

3 41

0 13

16-3

23

Mon.

2 27

2 50

8 32

4 27

1 46

17-7

24

Sat.

1 57

2 18

8 51

3 41

1 9

17-3

24

Tu.

3 12

3 34

8 30

4 29

2 41

18-7

25

Sun.

2 41

3 2

8 52

3 42

2 5

18-3

25

We.

3 55

4 19

8 29

4 31

3 35

19-7

26

Mon.

3 22

3 44

8 52

3 43

3 1

19-3

26

Th.

4 42

5 4

8 27

4 ,33

4 28

20-7

27

Tu.

4 8

4 a2

8 52

3 44

3 55

20-3

27

Fri.

5 26

5 51

8 25

4 35

5 20

21-7

28

We.

4 56

5 21

8 53

3 45

4 48

21-3

28

Sat.

6 16

6 44

8 23

4 37

6 12

22-7

29

Th.

5 47

6 15

8 53

3 46

5 40

22-3

29

Sun-

7 14

7 49

8 22

4 39

7 5

23-7

30

Fri.

6 41

7 13

8 53

3 47

6 31

23-3

30

Mon.

8 27

9 5

8 20

4 42

7 57

24-7

31

Sat.

7 48

8 22

8 53

3 48

7 23

24-3

31

Tu.

9 46

10 24

8 19

4 44

8 51

25-7

Tides and Astronomical Matter supplied by James Brown & Son, Nautical Publishers, Ciasgrow

ALMAN/iO AND TIDE TABLE FOR 1905.

FEBRUARY,

1905.

MARCH. 1905.

O. H. M.

D. H. M.

D. H. M.

D. H. M.

New Moon,.... 4 11 6 a.m. |

Pull Moon,. ..19 6 52 p.m

New Moon,...

6 5 19 A M.

Full Moon, ...21 4 56 a.m

First Quarter,] 2 4 20 P.m. |

Last Quarter,26 10 4 a.m.

First Quarter,14 9 0 a.m.

Last Quarter,27 9 35 P.m'

Day of Month

Day of Week.

HIGH WATER AT GLASGOW.

SON.

MOON.

Day of Month

Dayo Week

HIGH WATER At GLASGOW.

SUN.

MOON.

Morn.

Even

Eises

Sets.

Souths.

Age.

Morn.

Even.

Rises.

Sets.

South

Age.

H. M.

H. M.

H. M.

H. M.

Miirn.

Days

H. M.

H. M.

H. M.

H. M.

Morn.

Days.

1

We.

10 58

11 28

8 17

4 46

9 43

267

1

We.

9 23

10 3

7 13

5 48

8 32

25-0

2

Th.

11 54

8 14

4 48

10 35

27-7

2

Th.

10 41

11 13

7 11

5 50

9 22

260

3

Fri.

0 20

0 41

8 12

4 50

11 25

28-7

3

Fri.

U 41

7 9

5 52

10 10

270

4

Sat.

1 6

1 27

8 10

4 52

aO 14

0-0

4

Sat.

0 4

0'26

7 6

5 54

10 57

28-0

5

Sun.

1 45

2 5

8 8

4 54

1 0

1-0

5

Sun.

0 47

1 8

7 4

5 56

11 41

29-0

6

Mon.

2 23

2 40

8 6

4 56

1 44

2-0

6

Mon.

1 26

1 43

7 1

5 58

AO 25

0-3

7

Til.

2 58

3 13

8 i

4 58

2 27

3-0

7

Tu.

2 0

2 15

6 58

6 0

1 7

1-3

8

We.

3 29

3 45

8 2

5 0

3 10

4-0

8

We.

2 29

2 47

6 56

6 2

1 49

2-3

9

Th.

3 69

4 15

8 0

5 3

3 52

5-0

9

Th.

3 2

3 17

6 53

6 6

2 32

3-3

10

Fri.

4 31

4 47

7 57

5 5

4 34

6-0

10

Fri.

3 32

3 47

6 50

6 7

3 15

4-3

11

Sat.

5 3

5 22

7 55

5 7

5 18

7'0

11

Sat.

4 1

4 17

6 47

6 9

3 59

5-3

12

Sun.

5 42

6 4

7 53

5 9

6 4

80

12

Sun.

4 33

4 50

6 45

6 11

4 46

6-3

13

Mon.

6 28

6 56

7 51

5 12

6 52

H*0

13

Mon.

5 6

5 29

6 43

6 13

5 35

7-3

14

Tu.

7 29

S 8

7 48

5 11

7 43

10-0

14

Tu.

5 52

6 19

6 40

6 15

6 26

8-3

15

We.

8 46

9 28

7 46

5 16

8 37

11-0

15

We.

6 49

7 26

6 38

6 17

7 19

9-3

16

Th.

10 7

10 4i

7 44

5 18

9 33

12-0

16

Th.

8 8

8 50

6 35

6 18

8 14

10-3

17

Fri.

11 13

11 40

7 42

5 21

10 31

130

17

Fri.

9 32

10 11

6 32

6 20

9 10

11-3

18

Sat.

0 6

7 39

5 23

11 28

14-0

18

Sat.

10 45

11 16

6 29

6 22

10 6

12-3

19

Sun.

o'so

0 55

7 37

5 25

Morn.

15-0

19

Sun.

11 42

6 26

6 24

11 3

13-3

20

Mon.

1 20

1 44

7 35

5 27

0 26

16-0

20

Mon.

0 8

032

6 23

6 26

11 59

14-3

21

Tu.

2 8

2 32

7 33

5 30

1 22

17'0

21

Tu.

0 58

1 21

6 21

6 28

Morn.

153

22

We.

2 54

3 15

7 30

5 32

2 17

180

22

We.

1 43

2 6

6 18

6 31

0 56

16-3

23

Th.

3 36

3 58

7 27

5 34

3 12

190

23

Th.

2 30

2 54

6 15

6 34

1 52

17-3

24

Fri.

4 20

4 41

7 25

5 37

4 6

20-0

24

Fri.

3 16

3 37

6 12

6 36

2 48

18-3

25

Sat.

5 3

5 25

7 23

5 39

5 0

210

25

Sat.

3 58

4 20

6 10

6 38

3 44

193

26

Sun.

5 50

6 17

7 20

5 41

5 54

220

26

Sun.

4 43

5 3

6 8

6 40

4 40

20-3

27

Mon.

6 46

7 21

7 18

5 44

6 47

23-0

27

Mon.

5 28

5 53

6 5

6 42

5 35

21-3

28

Tu.

7 59

8 40

7 16

6 46

7 40

24-0

28

Tu.

6 20

6 53

6 3

6 44

6 28

22-3

29

We.

7 32

8 13

6 0

6 46

7 19

23-3

30

Th.

8 56

9 38

5 57

6 48

8 8

24-3

31

Fri.

10 15

10 46

5 55

6 50

8 55

25-3

APRIL,

19

05.

MAY,

1905.

D. H. M.

D. H. M.

D. H. M.

D. H. M. 1

NewM

oon,... 4 11 23 P.M.

FullM

oon,.... 19 1 38 p.m.

NewM

oon,...

4 3 50 P.M. 1

Full Moon,... .18 9 36 P.M.I

First Q

uarter,12 9 41 p.m.

^ast Q

[iarter,26 11 14 a.m.

First i.

Quarter

,12 6 46 A.M. 1

Last Quarter, 26 2 50 a.m.I

Day of Month

Day of Week.

HIGH WATKR at GLASGOW.

SUN.

MOON.

Day of Month

Day of Week.

HIGH WATER At GLASGOW.

SUN.

MOON,

Morn.

Even.

Rises.

Sets.

Souths

Age.

Morn

Aft.

Kises.

Sets.

Souths

Age.

R. U.

n. M.

H. M.

H. M.

Morn.

Days.

M .

H, M.

H. M.

H. M.

Morn.

Days.

1

Sat.

11 14

11 36

5 52

6 52

9 40

26-3

1

Mon.

11 .

11 41

4 37

7 53

9 47

26-5

2

Sun.

11 57

5 49

6 54

10 23

27-3

^^

Tu.

0

4 35

7 55

10 29

27-5

3

Mon.

0 17

o"36

5 46

6 56

11 6

28-3

3

We.

o"l8

0 38

4 33

7 56

11 11

28'5

4

Tu.

0 56

1 13

5 41

6 58

11 48

29-3

4

Th.

0 56

1 13

4 31

7 58

11 56

29-5

5

We.

1 29

1 45

5 41

7 0

aO 30

0-5

5

Fri.

1 30

1 47

4 29

8 0

AO 41

0-8

6

Th.

2 1

2 16

5 39

7 2

1 13

1-5

6

Sat.

2 4

2 21

4 27

8 2

1 28

1-8

7

Fri.

2 33

2 49

5 36

7 4

1 57

2'5

7

Sun.

2 39

2 56

4 24

8 4

2 17

2-8

8

Sat.

3 5

3 19

5 34

7 6

2 43

3-5

8

Mon.

3 12

3 31

4 22

8 6

3 8

3-8

9

Sun.

3 34

3 50

5 31

7 8

3 31

4-.3

9

Tu.

3 49

4 8

4 20

8 8

4 1

4-8

10

Mon.

4 8

4 2fi

5 29

7 10

4 20

5-5

10

We.

4 29

4 49

4 18

8 10

4 53

5-8

11

Tu.

4 44

5 5

5 27

7 12

5 12

6-5

11

Th.

5 16

5 43

4 16

8 12

5 46

6-8

12

We.

5 29

6 54

5 24

7 14

6 4

7-5

12

Fri.

6 13

6 48

4 14

8 14

6 39

7-8

13

Th.

6 25

7 0

5 22

7 16

6 58

8-5

13

Sat.

7 19

7 57

4 12

8 16

7 32

8-8

14

Fri.

7 40

8 20

5 19

7 18

7 53

9-5

14

Sun.

8 34

9 10

4 10

8 18

8 25

9-8

15

Sat.

9 1

9 40

5 16

7 20

8 47

10-5

15

Mon.

9 44

10 14

4 9

8 20

9 18

10-8

16

Sun.

10 15

10 47

5 14

7 22

9 42

11-5

16

Tu.

10 45

11 11

4 7

8 21

10 13

11-8

17

Mon.

11 13

11 38

5 12

7 24

10 37

12-5

17

We.

11 37

4 5

8 22

11 9

12-8

18

Tu.

0 3

5 9

7 26

11 3.S

13-0

18

Th.

0 2

o'so

4 3

8 24

Morn.

13-8

19

We.

0*29

0 53

5 6

7 28

Moin.

14-5

19

Fri.

0 57

1 21

4 1

8 26

0 7

14-8

20

Th.

1 19

1 44

5 4

7 30

0 30

15-5

20

Sat.

1 48

2 12

4 0

8 28

1 5

15-8

21

Fri.

2 7

2 32

5 1

7 32

1 27

16-5

21

Sun.

2 37

2 59

3 58

8 30

2 3

16-8

22

Sat.

2 53

3 16

4 59

7 34

2 25

17-5

22

Mon.

3 21

3 42

3 56

8 32

3 0

17'8

23

Sun.

3 38

4 1

4 57

7 36

3 22

18-5

23

Tu.

4 4

4 27

3 55

8 33

3 54

18-8

24

Mon.

4 24

4 46

4 55

7 38

4 18

19-5

24

We.

4 50

5 12

3 53

8 35

4 45

198

25

Tu.

5 10

5 34

4 52

7 40

5 12

20-5

25

Th.

5 36

6 2

3 52

8 37

5 33

20-8

26

We.

6 1

6 29

4 49

7 42

6 3

21-5

26

Fri.

6 29

6 58

3 51

8 38

6 18

21-8

27

Th.

7 3

7 47

4 46

7 44

6 52

22-5

27

Sat

7 32

8 6

3 50

3 40

7 2

22-8

28

Fri.

8 17

8 56

4 43

7 45

7 38

23-5

28

Sun-

8 38

9 11

3 48

8 41

7 44

23-8

29

Sat.

9 34

10 5

4 41

7 47

8 22

24-5

29

Mon.

9 41

10 10

3 47

8 43

8 26

24-8

30

Sun.

10 34

11 0

4 39

7 49

9 5

25-5

30

Tu.

10 36

11 0

3 45

8 45

9 9

25-8

31

We

11 21

11 42

3 44

8 46

9 52

26-8

Tides and Astronomical Matter supplied by James Brown & Son, Nautical Publishers, Glasg-ow

THE CITY OF GLASGOW

The City Chamberlain is of opinion that the popu- lation of Glasgow, as now extended, and contiguous suburbs still outside the boundaries, at 1st December, 1903, was as follows : —

Within the Municipal Boundaries, ... 787,000

Within Suburban Districts, ... 163,000

Total population within City and) ,.;-q ^.n,,

closely contiguous Suburbs, ) ' " ' '

To which add the number of persons- carrying on business or em- ployed within the City, and their L 60,000

dependants, who reside beyond the I

contiguous suburbs, say J 1,010,000

Municipal Constituency, Year 1903-04.

Lists.

Ward.

Parliamentary.

Supple- mentary

Total.

Municipal

Voters.

1

6,895

1,111

8,006

2

6,055

1,245

6,300

3

5,573

885

6,458

4

4,964

979

5,943

5

5,245

1,011

6,256

6

3,973

2,180

6,153

7

2,820

1,950

4,770

8

6,148

1,115

7,263

9

3,261

789

4,050

10

1,872

615

2,487

11

2,375

673

3,048

12

2,070

516

2,586

13

4,757

775

6,532

14

4,062

1,138

5,2l'0

15

3,911

1,830

6,741

16

4,766

1,099

5,854

17

7,141

1,440

8,681

18

5,773

984

6,757

19

4,711

1,257

5,968

20

5,136

1,005

6,141

21

1,049

5,284

6,333

22

—

5,836

5,836

23

—

3,323

3,323

24

—

3,667

3,667

25

—

6,571

6,571

91,546

47,278

138,824

Population within the Municipal boundaries of the City of Glasgow from 1821 to 1901.

1821 1831 1841 1851 1861

147,043 202,426 256,650 329,096 395,503

1871 1881 1891 1901

477,732 11,415 566,714 760,423

Natural Increase of Population within Extended City for 1903 :—

Births, 25,135; deaths, 15,073; nat. increase, 10,062

Parliamentaky Divisions of the City.

One Member for each Division.

No. 1. — The Bridgeton Division. — The First and Second Municipal Wards. Electors, 11,904. Member Charles Scott Dickson, Lord Advocate, M.P. (C.)

No. 2. — The Camlachie Division. — The Third and Fourth Municipal Wards. Electors, 10,511. Mem- ber—Alex. Cross, Esq., M.P. (L.U.)

No. 3.— The St. Rollox Division.— The Fifth and Eighth Municipal Wards and parts of the Sixth and Seventh Municipal Wards. Electors, 18,648. Member— John Wilson, Esq., M.P. (C.)

No. 4. — The Central Division. — The Tenth, Eleventh, Twelfth, Thirteenth, and Fourteenth Muni- cipal Wards. Electors, 15,385. Member — John Ge-,rge Alexander Baird, Esq., M.P. (C.)

No. 6. — The College Division. — The Fifteenth, Sixteenth, and Seventeenth Municipal Wards. Elec- tors, 16,003. Member — Sir John Stirling- Maxwell, Bart., M.P. (C.)

No. 6. — The Tradeston Division. — The Nineteenth and Twentieth Municipal Wards. Electors, 9,763. Member— Arch. C. Corbet, Esq., M.P. (L.U.)

No. 7. — The Blackfriars and Hutches ontown Division. — The Ninth, Eighteenth, and part of Twenty-first Municipal Wards. Electors, 9,897. Member — Andrew Bonar-Law, Esq., M.P. (L.U.)

Total Parliamentary Constituency, 92,101.

Crossbill and Pollokshields, east and west, in the eastern division of Kenfrewshire, Sir Hugh Shaw Stewart, Esq., M.P. (C.)

Govanhill, in Govan parliamentary division, Robert Hunter Craig, Esq., M.P. (G.L.)

Hillhead and Maryhill, in Partick division of Lanarkshire, J. Parker Smith, Esq. , M.P. (L.U.)

Springbum, in north-west Lanark division, Charles MacKinnon Douglas, M.D., D.Sc, M.P. (G.L.)

CITY AND ROYAL BURGH OF GLASGOW.

DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES OF NEW WARDS.

I. Ward, Dalmarnock. — That portion of the City comprehended within a line drawn from the centre of Bridgeton Cross southwards along the middle of Main Street and Rutherglen Bridge to a point where the middle line of said bridge intersects the middle Une of the River Clyde ; thence up the middle of the River Clyde to a point in the Municipal boundary of the City where it strikes off from the River Clyde opposite the south-eastern boundary of Westthorn Waterworks; thence north-eastwards along the said boundary line to the middle of London Road; thence westwards along the middle of Loudon Road to the centre of Bridgeton Cross, the point first before described.

IL Ward, Calton. — That portion of the City com- prehended within a line drawn from the centre of the Cross of Glasgow southwards along the middle of Saltmarket and Albert Bridge to a point where the middle line of said bridge intersects the middle line of the River Clyde ; thence up the middle line of the River Clyde to a point where the same is intersected by the middle line of Rutherglen Bridge ; thence northwards along the middle of said bridge and Main Street to the centre of Bridgeton Cross ; thence west- wards along the middle of Canning Street to a point opposite the middle of Clyde Street; thence north- wards along the middle of Clyde Street and Aber- cromby Street to a point in the middle of Gallowgate; thence westwards along the middle of Gallowgate till it reaches the centre of the Cross of Glasgow, the point first before described.

III. Ward, Mile-end. — That portion of the City comprehended within a line drawn from a point in the middle of Gallowgate opposite the middle of Aber- cromby Street, southwards along the middle of Aber- Dromby and Clyde Streets to the middle of Canning Street ; thence eastwards along the middle of Canning Street and London Road to the Municipal boundary ; thence northwards, westwards, north-eastwards, and north-westwards along the said boundary to a point in the middle of Carntyne Road ; thence south-west- wards along the middle of Carntyne Road to a point opposite the middle of New Road ; thence south- eastwards and southwards along the middle of New Road to the centre of Parkhead Cross ; thence west- wards along the middle of Great Eastern Road and Gallowgate to a point opposite the middle of Aber- cromby Street, the point lirst before described.

IV. Ward, Whitevale.— That portion of the City comprehended within a line drawn from a point in the middle of High Street opposite the middle of Duke Street, southwards along the middle of High Street to the centre of the Cross of Glasgow ; thence east- wards along the middle of Gallowgate and Great Eastern Road to the centre of Parkhead Cross ; thence northwards and north-westwards along the middle of New Road to the middle of Duke Street ; thence westwards along the middle of Duke Street to the middle of High Street at the point first before described.

V. Ward, Dennistoun. — That portion of the City comprehended within a line drawn from a point in the middle line of Castle Street where the same is inter- sected by the middle line of the Monkland Canal, southwards along the middle of Castle Street and High Street to a point opposite the middle of Duke Street ; thence eastwards along the middle of Duke Street and Carntyne Road to the Municipal boundary; thence north-westwards, northwards, north-eastwards, and along the said boundary till it reaches the middle of Monkland Canal at Cumbernauld Road ; thence westwards and north-westwards along the middle of said canal to the middle of Castle Street at the point first before described.

VI. Ward, Springbum. — That portion of the City comprehended within a line drawn from a point in the middle line of Castle Street where the same is inter- sected by the middle line of the Monkland Canal, south-eastwards, and eastwards along the middle of said canal to the Municipal bomidary at Cumbernauld Road ; thence north-eastwards, north-westwards, northwards, eastwards, northwards, south-westwards, northwards, westwards, north-westwards, and west- wards along said boundary to the middle of Inchbelly Road ; thence southwards along the middle of Inch- belly Road, Springburn Road, and Castle Street to the middle of the Monkland Canal at the point first before described.

VII. Ward, Cowlairs. — That portion of the City comprehended within a line drawn from a point in the middle line of Castle Street where the same is inter- sected by the middle line of the Port-Dundas and Monkland Canal, northwards along the middle lines of Castle Street, Springburn Road, and Inchbelly Road to the Municipal boundary; thence westwards southwards, and westwards along the said boundary to the middle of the Hamilton HiU Branch Line of Railway ; thence southwards along the middle line of the said railway till it is intersected by the Parlia- mentary boundary of the City ; thence eastwards along the said boundary to the middle of Saracen Street ; thence southwards along the middle of Saracen Street, Craighall Road, and Lower Craighall Road to the middle of said canal opposite the middle of Ann Street ; thence eastwards, southwards, south- westwards, and eastwards along the middle of said canal till it reaches the middle of Castle Street at the point first before described.

VIII. Ward, Townhead.— That portion of the City comprehended within a line drawn from a point in the middle of Castle Street opposite the middle of Rot- tenrow, northwards along the middle of Castle Street to the middle of the Port-Dundas and Monkland Canal ; thence westwards, north-eastwards, north- wards, and westwards along the middle of said canal to a point opposite the middle of the stair leading from Canal Bank to Port-Dundas Road ; thence southwards along the middle of said stair and of Port-Dundas Road and Buchanan Street to a point

BOUNDARIES OF MUNICIPAL WARDS.

opposite the middle of Catliedral Street ; tlience east- wards along the middle of Cathedral Street to the middle of John Street ; thence southwards along the middle of John Street to a point opposite the middle of Rottenrow; thence eastwards along the middle of Rottenrow to the middle of Castle Street at the point first before described.

IX. Ward, Blackfriars. — Firstly — That portion of the City within a line drawn from a point in the middle line of Albert Bridge where the same in- tersects the middle line of the River Clyde, north- wards along the middle of said bridge and of Salt- market and High Street to a point opposite the middle of Rottenrow ; thence westwards along the middle of Rottenrow to the middle of John Street ; thence southwards along the middle of John Street to the middle of Ingram Street ; thence westwards along the middle of Ingi-am Street to a point opposite the middle of Glassford Street ; thence southwards along the middle line of Glassford Street and of Stockwell Street and Victoria Bridge to a point where it intersects the middle line of the River Clyde ; thence up the middle of the River Clyde to the point in the middle of Albert Bridge first before descrilied ; and Secondli/ — That portion of the City .and Royjfl Burgh comprehended within a line drawn from a point in the middle of the River Clyde immediately opposite the middle of Thistle Street, southwards along the middle of Thistle Street to the middle of Caledonia Road ; thence eastwards along the middle of Caledonia Road to the middle of Florence Street ; thence north- wards along the middle of Florence Street and Rose Street and a straight line in continuation of the same to the middle of the River Clyde ; thence down the middle of the River Clyde to the point opposite the middle of Thistle Street first before deserilaed.

X. Ward, Exchange. — That portion of the City comprehended within a line drawn from a point in the middle line of Victoria Bridge where the same inter- sects the middle line of the River Clyde, northwards along the middle of said bridge, Stockwell Street, and Glassford Street to the middle of Ingram Street; thence eastwards along the middle of Ingram Street to a point opposite the middle of .John Street; thence northwards along the middle of .Tohn Street to a point where the middle line of Cathedral Street meets the middle line of Sirling Road ; thence west- wards along the middle of Cathedral Street and Bath Street to the middle of West Nile Street; thence southwards along the middle of West Nile Street and Mitchell Street to the middle of Argyle Street; thence westwards along the middle of Argyle Street to a point opposite the middle of .Jamaica Street ; thence southwards along the middle line of Jamaica Street and Glasgow Bridge till the same intersects the middle line of the River Clyde ; thence up the middle of the River Clyde to the point in the middle of Victoria Bridge first before described.

XI. Ward, Blythswood.— That portion of the City comprehended within a line drawn from a point in the middle line of Gordon Street where the same is inter- sected by the middle line of Mitchell Street and West Nile Street; thence northwards along the middle of West Nile Street to the middle of Bath Street ; thence eastwards along the middle of Bath Street to the middle of Buchanan Street ; thence northwards along the middle of Buchanan Street to a point opposite the middle of Renfrew Street ; thence westwards along the middle of Renfrew Street to the middle of

Scott Street ; thence southwards along the middle of

Scott Street and Pitt Street to a point where the middle line of Bothwell Street meets the middle line of Bothwell Circus ; thence eastwards along the middle of Bothwell Street to the middle of 'Hope Street ; thence southwards along the middle of Hope Street to a point opposite the middle of Gordon Street; thence eastwards along the middle line of Gordon Street to the point where it is intersected by the lines of Mitchell Street and West Nile Street at the point first before described.

XII. Ward, Broomielaw. — That portion of the City within a line drawn from a point in the middle line of Glasgow Bridge where the same inter- sects the middle line of the River Clyde, northwards along the middle of said bridge and Jamaica Street to the middle of Argyle Street ; thence eastwards along the middle of Argyle Street to a point opposite the middle of Mitchell Street; thence northwards along the middle of Mitchell Street to the middle of Gordon Street; thence westwards along the middle of Gordon Street to the middle of Hope Street ; thence northwai-ds along the middle of Hope Street to a point opposite the middle of Bothwell Street; thence westwards along the middle of Bothwell Street to the middle of Pitt Street ; thence southwards along the middle of Pitt Street to the middle of Argyle Street ; thence westwards along the middle of Argyle Street to a point where the middle line of Argyle Street and Main Street is intersected by the Royalty boundary opposite the Royalty Stone, No. 209, which is distant thirty-eight yards or thereby measured along Argyle Street to the west of the middle of M' Alpine Street ; thence southwards along the said Royalty boundary line to the middle of the River Clyde ; thence up the middle of the River Clyde to the middle of Glasgow Bi-idge at the point first before described.

XIII. Ward, Anderston. — That portion of the City within a line drawn from a point in ihe middle of the River Clyde immediately opposite the Royalty Sfone, No. 210, which is distant thirty- six yards or thereby measured along Broomielaw Street to the west of tbe middle of M'Alpine Street, north- wards along the Royalty boundai^ line to the middle of the line of Argyle Street and Main Street ; thence westwards along the middle line of Main Street, Dumbarton Road, and the bridge over the River Kelvin on Dumbarton Road to a point where the same intersects the middle line of the River Kelvin ; thence down the middle of the River Kelvin to the middle of the River Clyde ; thence up the middle of the liver Clyde to the point opposite the Royalty Stone, No. 210, first before described.

XIV. Ward, Sandyford.— That portion of the City comprehended within a line drawn from a point in the middle of Argyle Street opposite the middle of Pitt Street, northwards along the middle of Pitt Street to the middle of Sauchiehall Street ; thence westwards along the middle of Sauchiehall Street to the middle of Kelvingrove Street; thence southwards along the middle of Kelvingrove Street to tbe middle of Dum- barton Road; thence eastwards along tbe middle of Dumbarton Road, Main Street, and Argyle Street to the point opposite the middle of Pitt Street, first before described.

XV. Ward, Park. — That portion of the City com- prehended within a line drawn from a point in the

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middle of Sauchiehall Street where the same is inter- sected by the middle line of Pitt Street and Scott Street, northwards along the middle of Scott Street to the middle of Shamrock Street; thence eastwards along the middle of Shamrock Street to the middle of New City Road ; thence westwards along the middle of New City Road and Great Western Road to the Parliamentary boundary of the City at a point in the middle of the bridge carrying said road over the River Kelvin ; thence following the Parliamentary boundaiy in a south-westerly, westerly, southerly, easterly, southerly, easterly, and south-westerly direction to a point in the middle of the bridge over the River Kelvin at Dumbarton Road ; thence eastwards along the middle of Dumbarton Road to a point opposite the middle of Kelvingrove Street ; thence northwards along the middle of Kelvingrove Street to a point opposite the middle of Sauchiehall Street ; thence eastwards along the middle of Sauchiehall Street to the point opposite the middle of Scott Street, first before described.

XVI. Ward, Cowcaddens. — That portion of the City comprehended within a hne drawn from a point in the middle of Buchanan Street opposite the middle of Renfrew Street, northwards along the middle of Buchanan Street, Port-Dundas Road, and the stair leading to the Forth and Clyde Canal lo the middle of said canal ; thence westwards along the middle of said canal to the middle of the drawbridge opposite the north end of Ann Street ; thence northwards along the middle of said drawbridge and of Lower Craighall Road and Craighall Road to a point opposite the middle of Possil Road ; thence south-westwards along the middle of Possil Road and St. George's Road to the centre of St. George's Cross ; thence eastwards along the middle of New City Road to a point opposite the middle of Shamrock Street; thence westwards along the middle of Shamrock Street to a point opposite the middle of Scott Street ; thence southwards along the middle of Scott Street to the middle of Renfrew Street ; thence eastwards along the middle of Renfrew Street to the middle of Buchanan Street at the point first before described.

XVII. Ward, Woodside.— That portion of the City within a line drawn from the centre of St. George's Cross north-eastwards along the middle of St. George's Road and Possil Road till it reaches a point opposite the middle of Saracen Sti-eet ; thence northwards along the middle line of Saracen Street until it is intersected by the Parliamentary boundary of the City ; thence westwards, south-westwards, northwards, south-westwards, and south-eastwards along the Parliamentary boundaiy till it reaches a point in the middle of the bridge over the River Kelvin at Great Western Road ; thence eastwards along the middle of Great Western Road to the centre of St. George's Cross, the point first before described.

XVIII. Ward, Hutchesontown. — That portion of the City within a line drawn from a point in the middle of the River Clyde opposite the middle of Rose Street, southwards along the middle of Rose Street and Florence Street to the middle of Caledonia Road ; thence eastwards along the middle of Caledonia Road to the middle of South Wellington Street ; thence southwards along the middle of South Wellington Street to the middle of a proposed new street which is distant thirty-four yards or thereby measured in a southerly direction from the south-west corner of the

boundary wall of the Southern Necropolis; thence south-eastwards along the middle of said proposed new street until it is intersected by the Parliamentary boundary of the City; thence eastw ards, northwards, north-westwards, and northwards along the said Par'iamentary boundary to the miadle of the River Clyde; thence down the middle of the River Clyde to the point opposite the middle of Rose Street first before described.

XIX. Ward, Gorbals.— That portion of the City comprehended within a line drawn from a point in the middle line of Glasgow Bridge where the same inter- sects the middle hne of the River Clyde, southwards along the middle of said bridge. Bridge Street, Eglin- ton Street, and Victoria Road to a point where the said road is intersected by the Parliamentary boundary north of Allison Street ; thence following the Parlia- mentary boundary eastwards, northwards, north- eastwards, eastwards, and northwards to the middle of Butterbiggins Road ; thence eastwards along the middle of Butterbiggins Road to the middle of Cath- cart Road; thence northwards along the middle of Cathcart Road and Crown Street to the middle of Caledonia Road ; thence westwards along the middle of Caledonia Road to the middle of Thistle 'Street ; thence northw.irds along the middle of Thistle Street to the middle of the River Clyde ; thence westwards down the middle of the River Clyde to the middle of Glasgow Bridge, at the point first before described.

XX. Ward, Kingston. — That portion|of<thejCity comprehended within a line drawn from a point in the middle of Glasgow Bridge where the same intersects the middle line of the River Clyde, southwards along the middle of the Glasgow Bridge, Bridge Street, Eglinton Street, and Victoria Road to a point where the said road is intersected by the Parliamentary boundary north of Allison Street ; thence following the said Parliamentary boundary westwards, south- wards, westwards, northwards, and north-westwards to the middle of the River Clyde"; thence eastwards up the middle of the River Clyde to the middle of Glasgow Bridge, at the point first before described.

XXI. Ward, Govanhill.— That portion of the City within a line drawn from a point 'in the middle line of Crown Street where the same is inter- sected by the middle line of Caledonia Road, south- wards along the middle of Crown |Street and Cath- cart Road to the Parliamentary boundary of the City opposite the middle of Butterbiggins Road ; thence following the Parliamentary boundary westwards, southwards, westwards, south-westwards, westwards, and southwards to the boundary between the Counties of Lanark and Renfrew on the south side of Allison Street; thence following the said County boundary southwards, eastwards, northwards, and eastwards to the boundary between the Parishes of Cathcart and Govan west of Aikenhead Road ; thence following the said Parish boundary southwards and eastwards to the Municipal boundary of the City at Mallsmire Burn ; thence north-eastwards, northwards, and north- eastwards along the said Municipal boundary to the Parliamentary boundary in the centre of the River Clyde ; thence following the Parliamentary boundary north-westwards, westwards, southwards, south-east- wards, and westwards until it is intersected by the middle line of the continuation eastwards of the proposed new street which is distant thirty-four yards or thereby measured in a southerly direction from the

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south-west corner of the boundary wall of the Southern Necropolis thence westwards along the middle of said new street to the middle of South Wellington Street ; thence northwards along the middle of South Wellington Street to the middle of Caledonia Road ; thence westwards along the middle of Caledonia Road to the middle of Crown Street, at the point first before described.

XXII. Ward Langside. — That portion of the City within a line drawn from a point in the middle line of Pollokshaws Road where the same is intersected by the Parliamentary boundary of the City at Strathbungo Parish Church, south-westwards along the said Pollokshaws Road to a point opposite the middle of Moss Road ; thence westwards along the middle of Moss Road to the middle of the bridge carrying the said road over the Barrhead and Kilmar- nock Joint- Rail way ; thence south-westwards along the middle of said railway till it is intersected by the Municipal boundary of the City; thence following the Municipal boundary eastwards, southwards, east- wards, southwards, eastwards, south-eastwards, north- wards, and eastwards to the boundary between the Counties of Lanark and Renfrew; thence in a north- erly direction along the said County boundary to the boundary between the Parishes of Govan and Cath- cart ; thence westwards and northwards along said Parish boundary ti ]1 it again meets the boundary between the Counties of Lanark and Renfrew west o : Aikenhead Road ; thence following said County boundary westwards, southwards, westwards, and northwards to the Parliamentary boundary south of Allison Street ; thence following said Parliamentary boundary westwards to the middle of Pollokshaws Road, at the point first before described.

XXIII. Ward, PoUokshields.— That portion of the City within a line drawn from a point in the middle line of Pollokshaws Road, where the same is intersected by the Parliamentary boundary at Strath- bungo Parish Church, westwards, northwards, and north-westwards to the Municipal boundary south of Shields Station ; thence following the said Municipal boundary westwards, northwards, westwards, south- wards, eastwards, north-eastwards, southwards, east- wards, and southwards to the middle of the Barrhead and Kilmarnock Joint- Railway ; thence north-east- wards along the middle of said railway to the middle of the bridge carrying Moss Road over the said rail- way ; thence eastwards along the middle of Moss Road to the middle of Pollokshaws Road ; thence north-eastwards along the middle of Pollokshaws Road till it is intersected by the Parliamentary boundary, at the point first before described.

XXIV. Ward, Kelvinside.— That portion of the City within a line drawn from a point in the middle of the bridge over the River Kelvin at Great Western Road, where it is intersected by the middle line of said river, northwards and westwards up the middle of the said river to the Municipal boundary immediately east of the Corporation Gasworks at Dawsholm ; thence following said Municipal boundary south-westwards, westwards, southwards, eastwards, south-westwards, southwards, south-westwards, east- wards, northwards, eastwards, southwards, eastwards, northwards, eastwards, north-eastwards, eastwards, and south-eastwards to the Parliamentary boundary in University Avenue ; thence eastwards along the Parliamentary boundary to the middle of the River Kelvin ; thence north-eastwards along the middle of

\ the River Kelvin to the middle of said bridge at Great Western Road, the point first before described.

XXV. Ward, MaryhilL— That portion of the City within a line drawn from a point in the middle of the River Kelvin where the Parliamentary boundary joins that river north of Tillie Street, up the middle of the said river until the Municipal boundary is reached near the Corporation Gasworks at Dawsholm ; thence north-westwards, north-eastwards, eastwards, south- eastwards, eastwards, southwards, and south-east- wards along the said boundary until it is intersected by the middle line of the Hamilton Hill Branch Railway ; thence southwards along the middle of said branch line of railway until it is intersected by the Parliamentary boundary west of Keppoch Row ; thence westwards and south-westwards along said Parliamentary boundary to the middle of the Forth and Clyde Canal ; thence northwards and south- westwards along the middle of said canal to a point where it meets the Parliamentary boundary ; thence south-westwards along said Parliamentary boundary to the middle of the River Kelvin at the point first before described.

CONVENERS AND SECRETARIES OF THE TWENTY- FIVE MUNICIPAL WARDS.

I. John Muir, 59 Brown St., Bridget on, convener; Wm. L. Milne, 527 Dalmarnock Road, secretary.

II. John Lithgow, 272 Gallowgale, convener ; John Cochran, 108 Cumberland Street, Calton, secretary.

III. Thos F. Hovell, Dowrie, Drumother Drive, Parkhead, convener; Robert W. Hunter, 584 Old Edinburgh Road, Parkhead, secretary.

IV. Thomas F. Hunter, -133 Great Eastern Road, convener; Cook Mason, 153 Slatefield Street, secy.

V. W. J. Logic, 9 Moss St., Dennistoun, convener; Wm. M. Gumming, 34 Finlay Drive, secretary.

VI. David Cassells, Dunimarle, Broomfield Road, convener; D. T. Harvey, 750 Springburn Road, secy.

VII. E. R. Barbour, 180 Saracen Street, con- vener; John Howie, 52 Cowlairs Road, secretary.

VIII. Lachlan M'Lean, 147 Albert Street, con- vener; John Miller, 7 St James Road, secretary.

IX. James Gardner, 9 Richmond St., convener; J. M. Campbell, 147 George Street, secretary.

X. William Anderson, 174 logram Street, con- vener; John L. Whyte, 25 Queen Street, secy.

XI. Col. James Menzies, 68 Bath Street, convener ; Hugh A. Stirling. 133 St. Vincent St., secy.

XII. Daniel Wilkie, 53 Bothwell St., convener; D. C. Wardrop, 65 Oswald Street, secretary.

XIII. R. B. Macouat, 121 St. Vincent Street, convener; James Maguire, 160 Hope Street, secy.

XIV. Robt. Dewar, 436 St. Vincent St., convener, John C. Cooper, 1 Walworth Terrace, secretary.

XV. John Barlow, M.D., F.R C.S., 4 Somerset PL, convener ; Geo. A. D. Kirkland, 103 Bath Street, sec.

XVI. Daniel Ferguson, 199 Garscube Rd., convener; John Wood, 40 Grove Street, secy.

XVir. W. H. Chalmers, 166 Raeberry Street, con- vener ; Donald Sinclair, 7 Lothian Gardens, secy.

XVIIL Bernard M'Guire, 245 S. Wellington St., convener; Wm. M'Kechnie, 34 Sandyfaulds St., secy.

XIX. Alex. Allan, 13 Eglinton Street, convener; Jas. L. Johnston, 2 Carlton Court, secretary.

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XX. John F. Swift, Houston Place, s.s., convener; John Logan, 176 Watt Street, s.s., secretary.

XXI. Arch. B. M'Fie, 300 Langside Road, con- vener; John Wright, 27 Smith Street, s.s., secretary.

XXII. J. S. Thomson, 24 Queen Mary Avenue) convener; John Scott, 3 May Terrace, Mount Florida, secretary.

XXIII. Robt. Calderwoud, 31 Moray Place, Strath- bun8;o, convener; M. M. Graham, 42 Dalziel Drive, Pollokshields, secretary.

XXIV. James Morrison, Ashcraig. Great Western Road, Billhead, convener; Alex Russell, 54 West Nile Street, secretary.

XXV. John S. Galbraith, 2 Doune Terrace, Kelvin- side, convener ; Gilbert Walker, 3 Queen Margaret Place, Kelvinside, N., secretary.

SCHOOL BOARD OF GLASGOW.

OFFICES, 125, 129, AND 133 BATH STREET.

Robt. S. Allan, chairman ; Rev. Andrew Laidlaw, vice-chairman; Rev. James Burr, B.D., Charles Byrne, Dr. Dyer, the Very Rev. Canon Dyer, Rev. John Mathieson Forson, James Glen, M.A., B.L., Wm. Graham, C.A., William Martin Haddow, Francis Henry, Jlrs. Mason, Miss Paterson, Rev. Alex. Simpson, B.A , B.Sc , Dr. Sloan.

Officials. — G. W. Alexander, M.A., clerk ; James Stewart, B.L., deputy clerk; J. Macwhannell, trea- surer; John Macdonald, principal officer; .lohn Clark, M. A., official visitor of schools ; David Maben, master of works.

A Coloured Map of the City, showing the Revised Wards, may be had from the Publishers of the Directory.

liVIPORTANT DAYS.

1904.

1905.

Longest Day, June 21.

Midsummer Day, Tune 24.

Coronation Day, June 26.

Fail- Week Begins, July 11.

Lammas Term, August 1.

Day and Night Equal, .....Sept. 25.

Glasgow Autumn Holiday, Sept. 26.

Hallowe'en, Oct. 31.

King's Birthday, Nov. 9.

Martinmas Term, Nov. 11.

Shortest Day, Dec. 22.

Christmas, Dec. 25. )

Bank Holidays in Scotland— First Monday of August, Christmas Day, New Year's Day, Good Friday, and First Monday iu Blay, and any day which may be appointed by Royal Proclamation ; upon Sacramental Fast Days and Local Holidays, the Bank Offices will be open only from 9 till 10.30 a.m.

Bank Holidays in England and Ireland — First Monday of August, Christmas Day and December 26th, Good Friday, Easter Monday (April 24th), and Monday in Whitsun Week (May 29th).

Old New Year's Day, Jan. 13

Candlemas Term, Feb. 2.

Valentine's Day, Feb. 14

Day and Night Equal, March 19.

Good Friday, April 21.

Easter Sunday, April 23.

Glasgow Spring Holiday,