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Title: The Post-Office annual Glasgow directory Year: 1828 (1820s) Authors: Subjects: Publisher: Glasgow : printed by J. Graham for the letter-carriers of the Post-Office Contributing Library: National Library of Scotland Digitizing Sponsor: National Library of Scotland

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Text Appearing After Image: ANNUAL PUBLICATION. GLASGOW: -^1^^^ PRINTED BY WILLIAM MACKENZIE, 41 to 49 HOWARD STREET FOE THE DISTRICT LETTER-CARRIERS OF THE POST OFFICE. 1881. Price Eight Shillings PREFACE. The arrangement of the present issue of the Glasgow Post-Office Directory issimilar to that of last year. The Banking Houses, and Carriers Quarters, with hoursof departure, instead of being in the Appendix, have been placed near the front ofGeneral Directory (see pages 31 to 47). The General Directory includes Crosshill, Govanhill, Polmadie, PoUokshields East,Pollokshields West, Kinning Park, Partick, Hillhead, Kelvinside, Possilpark, White-inch, and Springburn. Bearsden and Bothwell have for the first time been given in the SuburbanDirectory. In the Street Directory (pages 565 to 788) the names of the intersectingstreets are given in ordinary type, and the number affixed to the name of the Streetdenotes the Municipal or Parliamentary Ward; and where a Street is divided into severalWards, such as Buchanan Str

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