Lanarkshire volume 33

  1. Records
  2. Ordnance Survey Name Books
  3. Lanarkshire OS Name Books, 1858-1861
  4. Lanarkshire volume 33
Page List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks Continued entries/extra info Transcriber's notes
OS1/21/33/1 BATH STREET Bath Street Bath Street Corner Tickets List of Streets 006.11 A long street branching in a westerly direction from Buchanan Street and terminating at North Street
OS1/21/33/1 CATHEDRAL STREET Cathedral Street Corner Tickets List of Street 006.11 A long street branching in an easterly direction from Buchanan Street and terminating at the end of North John Street, from thence called Stirling Road
OS1/21/33/1 DUNDAS LANE Dundas Lane Corner Tickets List of Streets 006.11 A short lane leading from Dundas Street to Buchanan Street
OS1/21/33/1 DUNDAS STREET Dundas Street Dundas Street Corner Tickets List of Street 006.11 A street branching in a northerly direction from George Street and terminating at Parliamentary Road, the short street forking of(f) at the south side of Koh-i-noor Buildings is also called Dundas Street.
OS1/21/33/1 KOH-I-NOOR BUILDINGS Koh-i-noor Buildings Corner Tickets 006.11 This name applies to 2 ranges of buildings fronting Dundas Street and Cathedral Street.
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OS1/21/33/2 NEW YORK TEMPERANCE HOTEL New York Temperance Hotel New York Temperance Hotel on front of building Mr Wylie 006.11 A Temperance Hotel adjoining the south side of the "Union Temperance Hotel"
OS1/21/33/2 PRINCE'S THEATRE ROYAL Prince's Theatre Royal Prince's Theatre Royal Lamp posts Doorkeeper 006.11 A tolerably large building on the west side of Buchanan Street. It is fitted up and occupied as a theatre by Edward Glover
OS1/21/33/2 ST GEORGE'S COURT St George's Court St George's Court Corner Tickets List of Streets 006.11 A short Lane leading from Buchanan Street to West Nile Street
OS1/21/33/2 UNION TEMPERANCE HOTEL Union Temperance Hotel Union Temperance Hotel on front of building Mr Wylie Cathedral 006.11 A house in Buchanan Street at the corner of Bath Street Occupied as a Temperance Hotel
OS1/21/33/3 EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW RAILWAY STATION [Queen St] Edinburgh & Glasgow Railway Depot Edinburgh & Glasgow Railway Depot Railway Clerks Posters 006.11 An extensive area chiefly covered, bounded on the north by partly Cathedral Street and the south by partly George Street, the station or portion appropriated for the passengers is that shed through which the principal lines of rails run. Attached are a number of large offices the ground plan of which are all shewn on Traces.
OS1/21/33/3 INDEPENDENT CHAPEL [nr North Hanover St] Independent Chapel Independent Chapel Church Officer Mr Wylie 006.01 A handsomely built edifice the interior of which is well fitted up with pews & gallery commodious for about 1000 persons
OS1/21/33/3 MECHANICS INSTITUTION [nr North Hanover St] Mechanics Institution Mechanics Institution Schoolmaster On front of Building 006.11 A small but handsome building 2 storeys high, the upper storey occupied as a Hall for Lectures & the under a school or classroom.
OS1/21/33/3 NEW JERUSALEM TEMPLE New Jerusalem Temple New Jerusalem Temple Church Officer Mr Wylie 006.11 A small chapel in which are seats for about 200 persons
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OS1/21/33/4 NORTH JOHN STREET North John Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street leading in a northerly direction from Cathedral Street and terminating at Grafton Square
OS1/21/33/4 ST ANDREW'S FREE CHURCH St Andrew's Free Church St Andrew's Free Church Church Officer Church documents 006.11 A handsomely built edifice the interior of which is well fitted up with pews gallery etc capable of accommodating about 800 persons
OS1/21/33/4 ST PAUL'S FREE CHURCH St Paul's Free Church St Paul's Free Church Church Officer Church documents 006.11 A plain oblong built edifice the interior of which is fitted up with pews and gallery capable of accommodating about 1000 persons
OS1/21/33/4 THE M'LACHLAN FREE SCHOOL The McLachlan Free School The McLachlan Free School Schoolmaster Printed documents 006.11 A large schoolhouse with a considerable play ground attached, Founded by a Mr McLachlan in behoof of children of poor Highlanders.
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OS1/21/33/4A Printed material (possibly from a poster or newspaper) which reads "THE M'LACHLAN FREE SCHOOL" See fuller details of this property of the previous page (4) of this volume
OS1/21/33/5 DEMPSTER STREET Dempster Street Dempster Street Corner Tickets List of Streets 006.11 A narrow street branching southerly from Cathedral Street
OS1/21/33/5 GLEN'S FREE SCHOOL Glen's Free School Schoolmaster 006.11 A small schoolhouse founded by a Mr Glen in behoof of the more respectable class of poor children
OS1/21/33/5 NIGHT ASYLUM Night Asylum Night Asylum Mr McWhirter Governor On Front of Building 006.11 A large and handsome building erected and occupied as a Night Asylum for the houseless
OS1/21/33/5 ST DAVID'S FREE CHURCH St David's Free Church St David's Free Church Church Officer Church Documents 006.11 A small and plain building the interior of which is well fitted up with pews, gallery etc sufficiently commodious for about 800 persons
OS1/21/33/5 THREAD MILL [North Frederick St] Thread Mill Thread Mill Mr McWhirter Manager 006.11 A Mill in which Thread is manufactured on the west side of North Frederick Street
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OS1/21/33/5 The penultimate entry for Margaret Street has not been prepopulated
OS1/21/33/6 LITTLE HAMILTON STREET Little Hamilton Street Corner tickets 006.11 A short street leading from John Street to North Frederick Street
OS1/21/33/6 LOVE LOAN Love Loan Corner Tickets 006.11 A narrow street or lane leading from North Frederick Street to John Street
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OS1/21/33/7 GEORGE STREET George Street George Street George Street George Street Corner Tickets Printed List of Streets Map of Glasgow Lindsay's Guide 006.11 A long and wide street branching in an easterly (direction) from Buchanan Street and terminating at High Street.
OS1/21/33/7 ST GEORGE'S CHURCH St George's Church St George's Church Church Officer Mr Watson, George Street 006.11 A large and handsome edifice on the west side of Buchanan St. Its interior is well fitted up with pews, galleries etc sufficiently commodious for 1400 persons. It is a Parish Church within the City Parish, one of those kept up by the Magistrates and Council.
OS1/21/33/7 ST GEORGE'S PLACE St George's Place Corner Tickets 006.11 The square in the centre of which St George's Church stands
OS1/21/33/7 ST VINCENT PLACE St Vincent Place Corner Ticket 006.11 A wide street branching easterly from Buchanan Street and terminating at George Square
OS1/21/33/7 WESTERN CLUB HOUSE Western Club House Western Club House The Governor Printed Regulations 006.11 A stately Italian looking building situated on the west side of Buchanan St. It is supported by noblemen and gentlemen of Glasgow and the West of Scotland.
OS1/21/33/8 BAY HORSE TAVERN [St Vincent Lane] Bay Horse Tavern Bay Horse Tavern Sign Board Mr Valance 006.11 An old established tavern in St Vincent Lane occupied by Mr Valance
OS1/21/33/8 EAST GEORGE LANE East George Lane East George Lane Corner Tickets Printed List of Streets 006.11 A narrow lane or alley branching in an easterly direction from Buchanan St and terminating at St Vincent Lane
OS1/21/33/8 EQUESTRIAN STATUE OF QUEEN VICTORIA Queen Victoria Statue Queen Victoria Statue Mr Watson George St Mr Wink George St 006.01 An equestrian statue of Queen Victoria erected in commemoration of Her Majesty's visit to Glasgow in 1849
OS1/21/33/8 ST VINCENT LANE St Vincent Lane St Vincent Lane Corner Tickets Printed List of Streets 006.11 A short and narrow lane branching southerly from George Street to St Vincent Place
OS1/21/33/8 VICTORIA HOTEL [George St] Victoria Hotel Name on front of building 006.11 A tolerably large and respectable hotel in George St at the corner of St Vincent Lane
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OS1/21/33/8 The name as entered is East George Lane not East George Street
OS1/21/33/9 GEORGE SQUARE George Square George Square Corner Tickets List of Streets names 006.11 A spacious square having a tastefully laid out and well kept garden, rendered even more attractive by 3 monumental adornments, viz. the statue of Sir Walter Scott in the centre, Sir John Moore in the centre of the south side and James Watt in the S.W. corner.
OS1/21/33/9 GLOBE HOTEL [George Square] Globe Hotel Globe Hotel On front of Building Mr McLean Occupier 006.11 A tolerably large hotel on the west side of George Street
OS1/21/33/9 MOORE'S STATUE [George Sq] Moore's Statue Mr Wink, George St Mr Carrick, Royal Hotel 006.11 A spacious square having a tastefully laid out and well kept garden, rendered even more attractive by 3 monumental adornments, viz. the statue of Sir Walter Scott in the centre, Sir John Moore in the centre of the south side and James Watt in the S.W. corner.
OS1/21/33/9 NORTH BRITISH IMPERIAL HOTEL [George Square] North British Imperial Hotel North British Imperial Hotel On front of building Francis Josez 006.11 A large and respectable hotel situated immediately at the railway terminus on the north west corner of George Square
OS1/21/33/9 ROYAL HOTEL [George Square] Royal Hotel Royal Hotel Mr Carrick Occupier On front of building 006.11 A very large and respectable hotel on the north side of George Square occupied by Mr Carrick
OS1/21/33/9 SCOTT'S STATUE [George Square] Scott's Statue Mr Wink, George St Mr Carrick, Royal Hotel 006.11 A spacious square having a tastefully laid out and well kept garden, rendered even more attractive by 3 monumental adornments, viz. the statue of Sir Walter Scott in the centre, Sir John Moore in the centre of the south side and James Watt in the S.W. corner.
OS1/21/33/9 THE QUEEN'S HOTEL [George Square] The Queen's Hotel The Queen's Hotel On front of building Mr Carrick 006.11 One of the largest and most respectable hotels in the City situated on the north side of George Square
OS1/21/33/9 WATT'S STATUE [George Square] Watt's Statue Mr Wink, George St Mr Carrick, Royal Hotel 006.11 A spacious square having a tastefully laid out and well kept garden, rendered even more attractive by 3 monumental adornments, viz. the statue of Sir Walter Scott in the centre, Sir John Moore in the centre of the south side and James Watt in the S.W. corner.
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OS1/21/33/10 CRANSTON'S HOTEL [George Square] Cranston's Hotel Cranston's Hotel Sign Board Mr Cranston 006.11 A respectable Hotel on the West side of George Square
OS1/21/33/10 CROW HOTEL [George Square] Crow Hotel Crow Hotel On front of Building Mr Cranston 006.11 A respectable Hotel on the west side of George Square
OS1/21/33/10 FREDERICK LANE Frederick Lane Corner Tickets List of Street names 006.11 A short and narrow lane leading from North Frederick Street to North Hanover Street
OS1/21/33/10 NORTH HANOVER STREET North Hanover Street Corner Tickets List of Street(s) 006.11 A long and fine street leading in a northerly direction from George Square to Parliamentary Road
OS1/21/33/10 WAVERLEY HOTEL [George Square] Waverley Hotel Waverley Hotel On Front of Building Mrs Crawford Occupier 006.11 A tolerably large Hotel on the S.W. corner of (of) George Square
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OS1/21/33/11 NORTH FREDERICK STREET North Frederick Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A long street branching in a northerly direction from George Square and terminating at the Parliamentary Road
OS1/21/33/11 ST PAUL'S CHURCH St Paul's Church City Chamberlain 006.11 A large and handsome edifice the interior of which is well fitted up with pews gallery etc sufficiently commodious for 1195 persons. This is a (??) Parish Church
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OS1/21/33/11 Words interlined in the description of St Paul's Church illegible
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OS1/21/33/13 BAPTIST CHAPEL Baptist Chapel Mr Williams Church Officer 006.11 A small but neat edifice the interior of which is fitted up to accommodate about 450 persons. The small building on the north side is the Beadles dwelling
OS1/21/33/13 CHATHAM PLACE Chatham Place Corner Tickets 006.11 A short street branching northerly from "Stirling Road"
OS1/21/33/13 CORNWALL PLACE Cornwall Place Corner ticket 006.11 That corner house at the south end of Grafton Street
OS1/21/33/13 HILL PLACE Hill Place Corner Tickets 006.11 3 houses on the south side of "Stirling Road"
OS1/21/33/13 NORTH MONTROSE STREET North Montrose Street Corner Ticket 006.11 A short street branching northerly from Stirling Road and terminating at Grafton Place
OS1/21/33/13 ST DAVID'S SCHOOL OF INDUSTRY St David's School of Industry St David's School of Industry St David's School of Industry Mr Williams Schoolmaster On corner of building 006.11 A tolerably large school house, the Schoolmaster and Mistress are supported by St David's Church Session and fees.
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OS1/21/33/14 CATHERINE LANE Catherine Lane Corner Tickets 006.11 A very narrow lane leading from Stirling Road to Rottenrow
OS1/21/33/14 HERRIOTHILL Herriothill Herriothill On Gate Printed List of Names 006.11 A handsome cottage on the north side of Stirling Road
OS1/21/33/14 HOPETON PLACE Hopeton Place Corner Tickets 006.11 A short street branching from Stirling Road and terminating at Rottenrow.
OS1/21/33/14 PROVAN SIDE Provan Side Corner Ticket 006.11 A street or opening branching northerly from Stirling Road
OS1/21/33/14 REGENT TERRACE Regent Terrace Corner Tickets 006.11 A range of 4 houses on the south side of Stirling Road
OS1/21/33/14 ROTTENROW Rottenrow Corner Tickets 006.11 A long narrow street leading from John Street and terminating at High Street
OS1/21/33/14 SACKVILLE PLACE Sackville Place Corner Tickets 006.11 A range of 2 houses on the south side of Stirling Road
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OS1/21/33/15 MASON STREET Mason Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street leading from the Stirling Road and terminating at Castle Street
OS1/21/33/15 PAUL STREET Paul Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A short street leading from the west end of Mason St to Garden Street
OS1/21/33/15 PORTLAND PLACE Portland Place Corner Ticket 006.11 2 Houses on the north side of Rottenrow at the end of Hopeton Place
OS1/21/33/15 RICHMOND STREET Richmond Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A short street leading from Montrose Street to Portland St
OS1/21/33/15 UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [nr Richmond St] U.P. Church Mr Logan Church Officer 006.11 A handsome edifice the interior of which is well fitted up with pews gallery etc sufficiently commodious for about 1000 persons
OS1/21/33/15 URE PLACE Ure Place Corner Tickets 006.11 An open square area on the east side of Montrose Street
OS1/21/33/15 WEAVER STREET Weaver Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street branching northerly from the Rottenrow and terminating at Stirling Road
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OS1/21/33/16 ANDERSONIAN UNIVERSITY Andersonian University Andersonian University Andersonian University Mr Ambrose Secretary John Jardane Janitor Post Office Directory 006.11 A large building occupied as a University. See quotation from Clellands Annals.
OS1/21/33/16 GLASSITE MEETING HOUSE Glassite Meetinghouse Glassite Meetinghouse Door Keeper Mr Graham George St 006.11 A small Meetinghouse where the followers of a Mr Glass worship
OS1/21/33/16 HIGHLAND SOCIETY SCHOOLS Highland Society Schools Highland Society Schools On front of Buildings Janitor 006.11 2 Schoolhouses where children of poor Highlanders are educated free. The Schoolmaster are supported by voluntary contributions
OS1/21/33/16 ST JOHN'S FREE CHURCH St John's Free Church Mr Cowans Church Officer 006.11 A large and handsome edifice the interior of which is well fitted up with pews gallery etc. Accommodation for about 1200 person(s)
OS1/21/33/16 WILSON'S CHARITY SCHOOL Wilson's Charity School Schoolmaster 006.11 A small school where poor children are educated free. The teachers are supported by voluntary contributions
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OS1/21/33/16 The quotation referred to in the description of Andersonian University is transcribed on page OS1/21/33/16A
OS1/21/33/16A "Andersonian Institution established in pursuance of the will of the late Mr John Anderson, Professor of Natural Philosophy in the University of Glasgow, dated 7th May 1795 and endowed by him with a valuable Philosophical Apparatus Museum and Library, was incorporated by a Charter from the Magistrates of this City on the 9th of June 1796. The Institution is placed under the Superintendence of 81 Trustees who are elected by ballot and remain in office for life" Clellands Annals of Glasgow
OS1/21/33/16A This extract refers to the Andersonian Institution listed on Page OS1/21/33/16
OS1/21/33/17 BALFOUR'S SCHOOL Balfour's School Balfour's School Schoolmaster On front of Building 006.11 A small schoolhouse which was "erected to the memory of Dr Balfour in 1821". The schoolmaster has a salary of £25 per annum from the Kirk Session of the Outer High Church, beside schoolfees.
OS1/21/33/17 DEANSIDE LANE Deanside Lane Corner Tickets 006.11 A narrow lane leading from the Rottenrow and terminating at George Street
OS1/21/33/17 HIGH SCHOOL High School High School Mr Clark Janitor Post Office Directory 006.11 A large and handsome edifice 3 storeys in height having 3 classrooms on each flat. It is under the management of the Towns Council.
OS1/21/33/17 PATERSON STREET Paterson Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A short street leading from the Rottonrow to Larbett St
OS1/21/33/17 PORTLAND STREET Portland Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street leading from the Rottenrow to George street
OS1/21/33/17 QUAKERS' MEETING HOUSE Quakers' Meetinghouse Quakers' Meetinghouse Door Keeper Mr Graham 006.11 A small building occupied as the Quakers' Meetinghouse.
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OS1/21/33/18 BALMANO STREET Balmano Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street branching northerly from George Street and terminating at the "Rottenrow"
OS1/21/33/18 DEAN STREET Dean Street Corner Ticket 006.11 A short street branching from Deanside Lane and terminating a short distance after crossing Balmano St
OS1/21/33/18 GARDEN STREET Garden Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A short street leading from Taylor Street to Weaver Street
OS1/21/33/18 HIGH CHURCH SCHOOL OF INDUSTRY High Church School of industry High Church School of Industry On front of building Schoolmaster 006.11 A small schoolhouse the Schoolmaster and Mistress of which are allowed a small salary beside the fees from the Kirk Session of the High Church
OS1/21/33/18 TARBETT STREET Tarbett Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A short street leading from Deanside Lane and terminating at the "Asylum for Indigent Old Men "
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OS1/21/33/19 ASYLUM FOR INDIGENT OLD MEN [Rottenrow] Asylum for Indigent Old Men Asylum for Indigent Old Men On front of Building Manager 006.01 A large building on the south side of Rottenrow Occupied as an Asylum for poor old men. It is supported by donations and voluntary contributions
OS1/21/33/19 INDUSTRIAL AND REFORMATORY SCHOOL [Rottenrow] Industrial and Reformatory School Industrial and Reformatory School Printed papers Janitor 006.11 A tolerably large Schoolhouse on the south side of the Rottenrow. It is supported by donations and public subscriptions.
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OS1/21/33/21 BARONY CHURCH Barony Church Barony Church Mr Brown Mr Patrick 006.11 A large and plain built edifice being the parish Church for the Barony. It was built by the Heritors in 1798. The interior is fitted up with pews gallery etc sufficiently commodious for about 1250 persons. In connection with this church is a school which is attached the east end of the Church.
OS1/21/33/21 BLACKADDER'S AISLE [Cathedral] Blackadder's Aisle see entry for Cathedral 006.11 The Crypts are 3 in number, the first "Blackadders Aisle" founded in 1490 is situated under the southern transept.
OS1/21/33/21 CATHEDRAL OF ST MUNGO Cathedral of St Mungo in German Text Cathedral of St Mungo in German Text Cathedral of St Mungo in German Text Cathedral of St Mungo in German Text Mr Patrick, Warden Mr Brown Mr Simpson Clelland's Annals 006.11 A large and splendid edifice said to be the most entire specimen of our ancient Architecture that is to be found in Scotland. It was founded in the year 1123 by John Achais, Bishop of Glasgow, and was dedicated to St Mungo or Kentigern during the reign of David I. Its form is that of a Latin Cross and is surmounted by a lofty spire. The Choir is fitted up with pews and is occupied as one of the City Parish Churches called the "Inner High Church". The Nave was for some time occupied as the Outer High. Adjoining the Choir is the Lady Chapel and at the north end of which is the "Chapterhouse" founded by Bishop Lauder in 1408, this is used as a Vestry or Session house for the Congregation of the Inner High Church. The Crypts are 3 in number, the first "Blackadders Aisle" founded in 1490 is situated under the southern transept.
OS1/21/33/21 CHAPTER HOUSE [cathedral] Chapterhouse In G.T. (German Text) see entry for Cathedral 006.11 Adjoining the Choir is the Lady Chapel and at the north end of which is the "Chapterhouse" founded by Bishop Lauder in 1408, this is used as a Vestry or Session house for the Congregation of the Inner High Church.
OS1/21/33/21 CHOIR [cathedral] Choir In G.T. (German Text) see Cathedral entry 006.11 The Choir is fitted up with pews and is occupied as one of the City Parish Churches called the "Inner High Church".
OS1/21/33/21 INNER HIGH CHURCH Inner High Church In Roman Print see entry for Cathedral 006.11 The Choir is fitted up with pews and is occupied as one of the City Parish Churches called the "Inner High Church".
OS1/21/33/21 LADY CHAPEL [Cathedral] Lady Chapel In G Text see entry for Cathedral 006.11 Adjoining the Choir is the Lady Chapel and at the north end of which is the "Chapterhouse" founded by Bishop Lauder in 1408, this is used as a Vestry or Session house for the Congregation of the Inner High Church.
OS1/21/33/21 NAVE [Cathedral] Nave In G. T. (German Text) see entry for cathedral 006.11 The Nave was for some time occupied as the Outer High.
OS1/21/33/21 SCHOOL [Barony Church] School 006.11 In connection with this church is a school which is attached the east end of the Church.
OS1/21/33/21 TRANSEPT [Cathedral] Transept see entry for Cathedral 006.11 The Crypts are 3 in number, the first "Blackadders Aisle" founded in 1490 is situated under the southern transept.
OS1/21/33/21 VI-II No8 City of Glasgow The parochial church is the nave (Choir) of the Cathedral which was opened as a protestant church in 1560 and for a long time was called simply the high church; but afterwards denominated the Inner High Church to distinguish it from the Outer High Church, opened in 1648" (Illegible) "Subsequent to the Reformation, the Choir or eastern division was used as a place of Protestant worship; but to meet the increase of ( ) Culture, the Western division was also fitted up as a church under the name of the Outer High Church, to distinguish it from the eastern division, or Inner High Church; and this portion of the Cathedral was used up till a comparatively recent period when the congregation was accommodated by the erection of St Paul's in another quarter of the City" Gazett (See next page for continuation)
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OS1/21/33/22 transept; the second Lauder's Crypt is under the chapterhouse; and the 3rd Joceline's Crypt is the largest, it extends under the Choir and Lady Chapel, and is the most remarkable for Architecture, it was consecrated as a place of internment for the Magnates of the Church, in it is the Shrine of St Mungo and St Mungo's Well. "In the year 560, a Bishopric was founded here by St Mungo, or Kentigern, who died 13th January 601 and was buried at the east end of the ground where the church now stands, and where his tomb is still to be seen. Prior to the year 1100, the Bishop's Church seems to have been but a mean building, constructed chiefly of timber, and had gone into decay. In 1115, David, Prince of Cumberland, refounded the See; and having, in 1124 succeeded his brother, Alexander I, to the crown of Scotland, he promoted his preceptor and chaplane, John Achaius, to the Bishopric, in 1129, who rebuilt a part of the Cathedral with stone. The Church was solemnly consecrated on the 9th February 1133 in the presence of the King, who endowed it with the lands of Perdyc, now called Partick. In the year 1180, Joceline, Bishop of Glasgow, made an addition to the Cathedral, which had so far been carried on by Achaius." Clellands Annals of Glasgow After all the dilapidations and changes which it has sustained, the Cathedral of Glasgow still forms a magnificent pile of gothic architecture; and is justly regarded as the grand ornament of the City. It stands ( ) an elevation on the north side of the city and at the northern extremity of the high street. The circumference of the whole building is 1090 feet, measuring around the Ai(s)les and abutments; it is supported by 147 pillars, many whereof are very large; and it is lighted by 157 windows. Chalmers Caledonia Vol3 p638
OS1/21/33/23 BISHOP_LAW'S MONUMENT Bishop Law's Monument In G.T. Bishop Law's Monument Bishop Law's Monument Mr Brown Mr Simpson Mr Patrick 006.11 A monument to the memory of Bishop Law. It is still in a tolerable state of preservation and situated within at the east end of the Cathedral.
OS1/21/33/23 HUTCHESON'S MONUMENT Hutcheson's Monument In G.T. Hutcheson's Monument Mr Patrick Mr Brown 006.11 In the year 1641 a monument was erected in the south front of the Cathedral, to the memory of Thomas Hutcheson the founder of Hutcheson's Hospital
OS1/21/33/23 STUARTS OF MINTO MONUMENT Stuarts of Minto Monument In G.T. Stuarts of Minto Monument Stuarts of Minto Monument Mr Brown Mr Simpson Mr Patrick 006.11 In the south wall of the Nave of the Cathedral is a monument to the memory of the Stuarts of Minto who were chief Magistrates of the City for a long period. The following literal inscription is engraved on a brass plate, sunk in the plane of the Monument " 1605 Heir ar Bureit Sr Walter, Sr Thomas, Sr Jhone, Sr Robert, Sr Jhone and Sr Mathieu. Hier by leneal Descent to otheres, Barons and Kniches of the Hous of Mynto wt thair wyffis Bairnes and Brotherein"
OS1/21/33/23 VI-II No 8 Trace 2 After ruling the See 17 years, he died on the 13th of october 1632 and was interred in the Chancel of the cathedral "his wife caused a very handsome monument to be erected" Chalmers Caledonia
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OS1/21/33/25 DICK'S MONUMENT Dick's Monument Dick's Monument Mr Brown Mr Patrick 006.11 A monument erected in 1838 by the congregation of Greyfriar's U.P. Church in commemoration of the late pastor John Dick D.D.
OS1/21/33/25 KNOX'S MONUIMENT Knox's Monument Knox's Monument Knox's Monument Mr Brown Mr Patrick Mr Simpson 006.11 The most conspicuous and the oldest monument in the cemetery. It is situated on the hig(h)est elevation of the grounds and consists of a Doric Column on which stands a Statue of the Reformer. The 4 sides of the base are nearly covered with sculptured lettering bearing information relative to the Reformer and the Reformation.
OS1/21/33/25 NECROPOLIS Necropolis Necropolis Necropolis Mr Patrick Mr Brown Printed Documents 006.11 A large cemetery occupying the end of a considerably steep hill. It is entered by a lofty bridge which spans the valley through which courses the "Molendinar Burn". This is designated the "Bridge of Sighs". The cemetery is most magnificently laid out in Terrace Walks, with shrubberries, trees, and flowers, and is adorned with numerous monumental columns and statues beautiful in design and tasteful in workmanship
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OS1/21/33/26 BLACK'S MONUMENT Black's Monument Black's Monument Mr Patrick Gatekeeper 006.11 A fine monument erected by the Barony congregation in memory of their late pastor Wm Black D.D.
OS1/21/33/26 DARNLEY'S COTTAGE Lord Darnley's Cottage In G.T. Lord Darnley's Cottage Darnley's Cottage Darnley's Cottage Mr Patrick Mr Thomson Occupier Mr Simpson Mr Brown 006.11 An old thatched cottage said to have been for a short time the residence of Lord Darnley
OS1/21/33/26 DRYGATE LANE Drygate Lane Corner Tickets 006.11 A short lane branching from "Drygate" and terminating at Darnley's Cottage. This was formerly called the "Limmerfield" and "the houses occupied by Gentlemen Laymen in connection with the Cathedral" Clellands Annals
OS1/21/33/26 LIMMERFIELD "Limmerfield" in German Text Limmerfield Clellands Annals Mr Simpson 006.11 A short lane branching from "Drygate" and terminating at Darnley's Cottage. This was formerly called the "Limmerfield" and "the houses occupied by Gentlemen Laymen in connection with the Cathedral" Clellands Annals
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OS1/21/33/27 ALMSHOUSE Alms House formerly St Nicholas's Hospital Alms House formerly St Nicholas's Hospital Alms House formerly St Nicholas's Hospital Alms House formerly St Nicholas's Hospital Mr Simpson Mr Brown Chalmer's Caledonia New Statistical Account 006.11 An old house occupied as a Confectionery Shop and public house. Mr Simpson says that it was formerly an Hospital and designated St Nicholas Hospital. "St Nicholas's Hospital was founded in the year 1450 and was endowed by Bishop Muirhead in the reign of James III for the maintenance of twelve old Laymen and a Priest; the funds have been reduced by some cause now unknown" Clelland's Annals
OS1/21/33/27 DRYGATE Drygate Corner Tickets 006.11 An irregular street leading from the north end of High Street and terminating at Ladywell Street
OS1/21/33/27 LOCK HOSPITAL Lock Hospital Lock Hospital Lock Hospital Governor Doorkeeper Post Office Directory 006.11 This Institution was formed in 1805 for the cure of unfortunate females, and is Incorporated by seal of cause from the Magistrates and Town Council, and supported by Voluntary Contributions
OS1/21/33/27 ST NICHOLAS'S HOSPITAL [Almshouse formerly] Alms House formerly St Nicholas's Hospital Alms House formerly St Nicholas's Hospital Alms House formerly St Nicholas's Hospital Alms House formerly St Nicholas's Hospital Mr Simpson Mr Brown Chalmer's Caledonia New Statistical Account 006.11 An old house occupied as a Confectionery Shop and public house. Mr Simpson says that it was formerly an Hospital and designated St Nicholas Hospital. "St Nicholas's Hospital was founded in the year 1450 and was endowed by Bishop Muirhead in the reign of James III for the maintenance of twelve old Laymen and a Priest; the funds have been reduced by some cause now unknown" Clelland's Annals
OS1/21/33/27 Sheet VI-II No 8 City of Glasgow "St Nicholas's Hospital at Glasgow was founded by Andrew Muirhead, the bishop, near the precinct of episcopal palace; and he gave it a competent endowment for the support of twelve poor old men, and a chaplain who also rated as Master or preceptor of the hospital till the Reformation"-Chalmer's Caledonia "The Hospital was situated on the west side of Kirk Street, near where the Bishop's Palace stood. Its ruins were taken down in 1808; the ground on which it stood now forms part of the Gas Work premises"- New Stat Acct ( )
OS1/21/33/28 DOUGALL PLACE Dougall Place Tickets 006.11 A small court on the N.E. side of the Drygate
OS1/21/33/28 DOBBIE PLACE Dobbie Place Tickets 006.11 A small oblong court on the north east side of the Drygate
OS1/21/33/28 KIRK STREET Kirk Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A short street leading from the west end of Drygate and terminating St Nicholas Place
OS1/21/33/28 PARK'S COURT Park's Court Tickets 006.11 A Court on the east side of Drygate Lane
OS1/21/33/28 SPENCER'S CLOSE Spencer's Close Tickets 006.11 A court on the N.E. side of the Drygate
OS1/21/33/28 ST NICHOLAS PLACE St Nicholas' Place Corner Ticket 006.11 An open court leading westerly from the north end of Kirk St
OS1/21/33/28 The spelling "Daugall" should read "Dougall"
OS1/21/33/29 BRIDGE OF SIGHS Bridge of Sighs Mr Brown Mr Patrick 006.11 A fine lofty bridge spanning the Molendinar Burn on the entrance to the Necropolis
OS1/21/33/29 LADYWELL STREET Ladywell Street Corner tickets 006.11 An irregular street branching from Duke street and terminating (at) Subdean Grain Mills
OS1/21/33/29 MCGAVIN'S MONUMENT McGavin's Monument Mr Brown Mr Simpson 006.11 A fine monument of quadrangular form and surmounted by a massive statue in freestone of William McGavin, author of the "Protestant"
OS1/21/33/29 SUBDEAN MILLS (Grain) Subdean Grain Mills Subdean Grain Mills Subdean Grain Mills Mr Brown Mr Patrick Name on carts 006.11 A tolerably large building on the south side of Ladywell Street. It is occupied as Grain Mills.
OS1/21/33/29 Sheet VI-II No 8 City of Glasgow
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OS1/21/33/31 ROYAL INFIRMARY Royal Infirmary Royal Infirmary Mr Brown Janitor Printed documents 006.11 A large and handsome building erected in 1792 by donations and public contributions. It is under the Direction of the Lord Provost the 2 members of Parliament for the City etc, etc The front portion of the Infirmary as I am informed by Mr Simpson and Brown, occupies the site of the Bishop's Palace or Castle.
OS1/21/33/31 THE BISHOP'S PALACE (Site of) The Bishop's Palace or Castle In German text The Bishop's Palace or Castle The Bishop's Palace or Castle Bishop's Palace Episcopal Palace or Castle Mr Simpson, Librarian of Stirlings Library Mr Brown Janitor of Infirmary Clelland's Annals of Glasgow New Statistical Account Chalmer's Caledonia 006.11 The front portion of the Infirmary as I am informed by Mr Simpson and Brown, occupies the site of the Bishop's Palace or Castle. "The Bishop's Palace or Castle, erected in 1430, stood a little to the south west of the Cathedral, nearly in front of where the Royal Infirmary now stands. It was enclosed with a strong wall of hewn stone, by Archbishop Beaton. The only remaining part of the ruins of the Castle were removed in 1789 to make way for the erction of the Infirmary"- Clelland's Annals
OS1/21/33/31 TOWNHEAD GAS WORKS Townhead Gas Works Townhead Gas Works Mr Hogg, Manager of Works Gatekeeper 006.11 A large area of buildings situated betwixt Mason Street and the Rottenrow
OS1/21/33/31 Sheet VI-II No 8 City of Glasgow "The great town of this palace was built by bishop Cameron, who ruled this See from 1426 to 1446; and on this splendid ( ) were ( ) his first testimonial with his mitre, ( ) and the seal badges of episcopal ( ) Archbishop Beaton who ruled the See from 1509 to 1523 enclosed the episcopal palace with a high freestone wall of excellent workmanship and built a bastion over the one corner and tower over the ( ) fronting the High Street. His successor, Archbishop Dunbar completed the work by erecting on the side fronting the Cathedral a stately Gateway on which his ( - - - -) " Chalmer's Caledonia Vol ( )
OS1/21/33/31 Much of the text written in faded red on this page, concerning the Bishop's Palace, is sadly illegible
OS1/21/33/32 CATHEDRAL LODGE Cathedral Lodge Cathedral Lodge Mr Patrick Corner Ticket 006.11 A small modern built house occupied as an office by the warden of the Cathedral
OS1/21/33/32 CHURCH LANE Church Lane Corner Ticket 006.11 A short lane leading from the Cathedral Lodge to the Lodge at the Necropolis
OS1/21/33/32 MARTYRS' MONUMENT [Cathedral] Martyrs' Monument In G.T. Mr Brown Mr Patrick 006.11 A stone in the wall of a low building attached to the north side of the cathedral marking the spot where 9 martyrs lye. It bears the following inscription "Here lies the corpse of Robert Bunton, John Hart, Robert Scott, Matthew Patown, John Richmond, James Johnston, Archibald Stewart, James Winning and John Main, who suffered at the Cross of Glasgow for their testimony to the Covenants and Work of Reformation because they durst not own the authority of the then tyrants destroying the same betwixt 1666 & 1688"
OS1/21/33/32 VICAR'S ALLEY Vicar's Alley Vicar's Alley Vicar's Alley Mr Brown Mr Patrick Warden of the Cathedral Mr Simpson 006.11 An Alley leading from the Cathedral Lodge and terminating at the Townmill Road
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OS1/21/33/33 INCHNOOK Inchnook Inchnook Mr McCulloch Police Officers 006.11 A new and handsome cottage on the east side of Ark Lane
OS1/21/33/33 LADYWELL QUARRY Ladywell Quarry (Whinstone) Ladywell Quarry Town Quarry Quarrymen Mr McCulloch Town Map by Blackwood 006.11 A very large Whinstone Quarry the greater part of which is recently taken into the Necropolis to be used as burial ground.
OS1/21/33/33 WESTER CRAIGHOUSE Wster Craighouse Wm McCulloch Proprietor Police Officers 006.11 A handsome cottage having a garden and some offices attached
OS1/21/33/33 Sheet VI-II No 9 City of Glasgow
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OS1/21/33/35 BROOMPARK Broompark Broompark Printed List of Names Police Officers 006.11 A small but handsome cottage having offices and garden attached
OS1/21/33/35 CRAIGPARK Craigpark Craigpark Caretaker Police Officer 006.11 A handsome building 2 stories high having offices and a farm of land attached, the property of Mr Dunlop. In the vicinity of the house are some very extensive whinstone quarries for macadamising the streets of Glasgow. That large one that nearly surrounds the house is called Craigpark Quarry.
OS1/21/33/35 CRAIGPARK QUARRY Craigpark Quarry Craigpark Quarry Quarrymen Police Officers 006.11 In the vicinity of the (Craigpark) house are some very extensive whinstone quarries for macadamising the streets of Glasgow. That large one that nearly surrounds the house is called Craigpark Quarry.
OS1/21/33/35 VI-II No10 City of Glasgow
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OS1/21/33/37 BUCHANAN STREET Buchanan Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A spacious and splendid street- the most fashionable promenade in the City. It branches from Argyle Street opposite to St Enoch's Square in a northerly direction and terminates at Port Dundas Road opposite to the Caledonian Railway Station.
OS1/21/33/37 NORTH EXCHANGE COURT North Exchange Court Corner tickets 006.11 A narrow lane or court branching from the east side of Buchanan Street and terminating at St Vincent Place
OS1/21/33/37 ROYAL BANK BUILDINGS Royal Bank Buildings Tickets on front 006.11 A block of buildings on the east side of Buchanan Street occupied as shops, Warerooms etc, the property of the Royal Bank
OS1/21/33/37 ROYAL BANK PLACE Royal Bank Place Corner tickets 006.11 A short street branching easterly from Buchanan Street and terminating at Royal Exchange Square
OS1/21/33/37 SOUTH EXCHANGE PLACE South Exchange Place Corner tickets 006.11 A short street branching from the east side of Buchanan Street and terminating at Royal Exchange Square
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OS1/21/33/38 BUCHANAN PLACE Buchanan Place Corner Ticket 006.11 A short narrow lane branching easterly from Buchanan St
OS1/21/33/38 PRINCE OF WALES BUILDINGS Prince of Wales Buildings Tickets on Front 006.11 A range of buildings on the east side of Buchanan St extending from the end of "Springfield Court" to the end of the "Argyle Arcade"
OS1/21/33/38 ROYAL EXCHANGE COURT Royal Exchange Court Corner tickets 006.11 An oblong court approached to from the west side of Queen St and by two closes from Royal Exchange Square
OS1/21/33/38 SOUTH EXCHANGE COURT South Exchange Court Corner Tickets 006.11 An open court on the west side of Queen Street
OS1/21/33/38 SPRINGFIELD COURT Springfield Court Corner tickets 006.11 A narrow lane branching easterly from Buchanan St and terminating at Queen St
OS1/21/33/39 DUKE OF WELLINGTON'S STATUE Duke of Wellington Statue Map of Glasgow 006.11 An equestrian statue of the Duke of Wellington. On the 4 sides of the pedestal are bas-reliefs representative of the battles Assae and Waterloo and of the more pleasing scenes of the peaceful pursuits of men previous to their soldier life; and the Soldier's Return after battle to his home and kindred.
OS1/21/33/39 ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND [Royal Bank Place] Royal Bank of Scotland Bank notes 006.11 A handsome Grecian building with an Ionic portico in front situated in the west end of the "Royal Exchange Square"
OS1/21/33/39 ROYAL EXCHANGE Royal Exchane Royal Exchange Janitors Printed documents 006.11 A large and handsome building in the centre of Royal Exchange Square. In front of the edifice is a noble portico with a double row of Corinthian columns. Extending half way on either side is a fine range of pilasters, richly corniced; and from the centre to the end of the building is a colonnade, whose fluted pillars are also of the Corinthian order. The principal apartment in the interior is a magnificent News Room or Reading Room whose high arched roof is supported by two rows of columns of the same character as those outside. In the front division, there are a Post Office, Telegraph Office and Underwriters (-)
OS1/21/33/39 ROYAL EXCHANGE SQUARE Royal Exchange Square 006.11 A large and handsome building in the centre of Royal Exchange Square. In front of the edifice is a noble portico with a double row of Corinthian columns. Extending half way on either side is a fine range of pilasters, richly corniced; and from the centre to the end of the building is a colonnade, whose fluted pillars are also of the Corinthian order.
OS1/21/33/39 VI-II No 11 City of Glasgow
OS1/21/33/39 The description of Royal Exchange Square is contained within that for the Royal Exchange on this same page
OS1/21/33/40 GENERAL POST OFFICE General Post Office General Post Office Post Master Printed documents 006.11 A large and handsome building recently erected and opened for business on the 2nd of January 1857.
OS1/21/33/40 ATHENAEUM Athenaeum Librarian Printed documents 006.11 A handsome building in Ingram Street. It was originally designed for Assembly Rooms; but now occupied as an Athenaeum. The principal floor consists News Room A Library and Reading Rooms
OS1/21/33/40 [Page] 40 6 - 11 Trace 2 -- City of Glasgow
OS1/21/33/40 The entry for the General Post Office has been omitted
OS1/21/33/41 CANADA COURT Canada Court Ticket on Front of entry 006.11 A tolerably sized court situated between Queen Street and Miller Street
OS1/21/33/41 INGRAM BUILDINGS Ingram Buildings Ticket on Front 006.11 A range of 2 buildings on the south side of Ingram Street
OS1/21/33/41 INGRAM COURT Ingram Court Ticket on Front of entry 006.11 A small oblong court on the south side of Ingram Street
OS1/21/33/41 INGRAM STREET Ingram Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A fine street branching from the east side of Queen Street, at the Royal Exchange and terminating at the end of Candleriggs
OS1/21/33/41 VIRGINIA PLACE Virginia Place Corner Tickets 006.11 A lane or narrow street encompassing 3 sides of the Union Bank of Scotland and situated at the end of Virginia St
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OS1/21/33/42 BRITISH LINEN COMPANY'S BANK [Ingram St] British Linen Company's Bank British Linen Company's Bank Manager Bank Notes 006.11 A fine building of the modern Italian architecture situated at the corner of Ingram St opposite to the Royal Exchange
OS1/21/33/42 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET South Frederick Street blank 006.11 A street branching from the north side of Ingram St and terminating at George Square
OS1/21/33/42 SOUTH HANOVER STREET South Hanover Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street branching from the north side of Ingram St and terminating at George Square
OS1/21/33/42 UNION BANK OF SCOTLAND Union Bank of Scotland Union Bank of Scotland Manager Bank Notes 006.11 A large and handsome edifice with a Roman Doric portico in front surmounting which are 6 statues beautifully executed and representing various conditions and sentiments, appropriate to an emminent commercial community
OS1/21/33/43 COCHRANE STREET Cochrane Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street branching easterly from George Square and terminating at Montrose Street
OS1/21/33/43 GEORGE HOTEL [George Square] George Hotel George Hotel Sign Board Mr Walker 006.11 A very large hotel in the southeast corner of George Square
OS1/21/33/43 JOHN STREET John Street Corner Ticket 006.11 A street branching northerly from Ingram Street and terminating at Cathedral St
OS1/21/33/43 UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH U.P. Church U.P. Church Church Officer Duncan Millar 006.11 A large plain built edifice the interior of which is fitted up with pews galleries etc sufficiently commodious for about 1800 persons
OS1/21/33/43 WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL Wesleyan Methodist Chape(seats for 900) Wesleyan Methodist Chapel Duncan Millar Deacon Church Officer 006.11 A plain built edifice the interior of which is fitted up with pews galleries etc. Sufficiently commodious for about 900 persons.
OS1/21/33/43 VI-II No11 City of Glasgow
OS1/21/33/44 BANK OF SCOTLAND [Ingram St] Bank of Scotland Bank Notes 006.11 A handsome building on the north side of Ingram Street occupied as and is the property of the Bank of Scotland
OS1/21/33/44 HUTCHESON'S HOSPITAL Hutcheson's Hospital Hutcheson's Hospital Hutcheson's Hospital Sculptured on front Door Keeper Laurence Hill Writer 006.11 A small but handsome building surmounted by a spire of considerable height. It was erected in 1641 as an alms house and rebuilt in 1805 by reason of a bequest by the brothers Hutcheson, whose statues adorn the front of the building. It is now chiefly occupied for business and not charitable uses, altho the revenues of the institution are still devoted to their original purposes, the relief of the aged and infirm and the gratuitous education of the young.
OS1/21/33/45 CLYDESDALE BANK [Queen St] Clydesdale Bank Clydesdale Bank Bank Notes Manager 006.11 A small but handsome building on the west side of Queen Street
OS1/21/33/45 NATIONAL BANK BUILDINGS National Bank Buildings Corner Tickets 006.11 A range of buildings occupied as warehouses surrounding the National Bank of Scotland on three sides hence the name
OS1/21/33/45 NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND National Bank of Scotland National Bank of Scotland Bank Notes Bank Porters 006.11 A large and handsome building in Queen Street
OS1/21/33/45 PRINCE'S COURT Prince's Court Corner Tickets 006.11 A narrow lane branching easterly from Buchanan St and terminating at Springfield Court
OS1/21/33/45 PRINCE'S SQUARE Prince's Square Corner Tickets 006.11 A small oblong square on the east side of Buchanan Street. The houses are chiefly occupied as warehouses and writing chambers.
OS1/21/33/45 QUEEN STREET Queen Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A fine street branching from Argyle Street in a Northerly direction and terminating at the Railway Station
OS1/21/33/46 ARGYLE ARCADE Argyle Arcade Tickets 006.11 A covered promenade ranged on either side with small but elegant shops. It branches from the east side of Buchanan St and terminates at Argyle St
OS1/21/33/46 ARGYLE STREET Argyle Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A long and splendid street running easterly from Main St. Anderston and terminating at the end of Stockwell Street thence called Trongate
OS1/21/33/46 MILLER STREET Miller Street Corner tickets 006.11 A fine street branching fr the north side of Argyle St and terminating at Ingram Street. The houses are chiefly occupied as warehouses.
OS1/21/33/46 QUEEN COURT Queen Court Ticket on front 006.11 A small open court approached to from the east side of Queen Street
OS1/21/33/46 WATER COMPANY'S OFFICE [Miller St] Water Company's Offices Water Company's Offices Manager On front of Building 006.11 A building in Miller street occupied and is the property of the Glasgow Water Works Company
OS1/21/33/47 CROWN COURT Crown Court Ticket on front 006.11 A small court on the west side of Virginia Street. The houses are occupied as warehouses.
OS1/21/33/47 SAVINGS BANBK [Virginia St] Savings Bank Savings Bank Manager on front of Building 006.11 A small building on the east side of Virginia Street Occupied as the Savings Bank.
OS1/21/33/47 STIRLING'S PUBLIC LIBRARY Stirlings Public Library Stirlings Public library Mr Simpson Librarian Printed documents 006.11 A small plain building the 2nd flat of which is appropriated as a public library which was found by (blank).
OS1/21/33/47 VIRGINIA BUILDINGS Virginia Buildings Front Ticket 006.11 A range of buildings on the west side of Virginia Street occupied as warehouses
OS1/21/33/47 VIRGINIA STREET Virginia Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A good street branching northerly from Argyle Street and terminating at Virginia Place
OS1/21/33/47 WESTERN BANK OF SCOTLAND [Miller St] Western Bank of scotland Western Bank of Scotland Manager Bank Notes 006.11 A large and handsome building on Miller Street
OS1/21/33/47 VI-II No 11 City of Glasgow
OS1/21/33/47 Founder of Stirlings Library not completed
OS1/21/33/48 APOTHECARIES HALL Apothecaries' Hall Apothecaries' Hall on Front of Building Mr Denniston 006.11 A large building on the east side of Virginia Street
OS1/21/33/48 CITY OF GLASGOW BANK [Virginia St] City of Glasgow Bank City of Glasgow Bank Manager On front of Building 006.11 A large and handsome building on the east side of Virginia Street
OS1/21/33/48 GARTHLAND STREET Garthland Street Corner Ticket 006.11 A short street branching easterly from Glassford St and terminating at Hutcheson Street
OS1/21/33/48 GLASSFORD STREET Glassford Street Corner Ticket 006.11 A fine street branching northerly from the east end of Argyle Street and terminating at Ingram Street
OS1/21/33/48 WILSON STREET Wilson Street Corner Ticket 006.11 A short street branching easterly from Virginia Street and terminating at the Candleriggs Street
OS1/21/33/48 GAS LIGHT COMPANY OFFICE Gas Light Company Office Gas Light Company Office Mangers Front of Building 006.11 A tolerably sized building on the east side of Virginiee
OS1/21/33/48 The first entry on this page for the Gas Light Company's Office has not been pre-populated
OS1/21/33/49 BRUNSWICK STREET Brunswick Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street branching northerly from Trongate and terminating at Ingram Street
OS1/21/33/49 HUTCHESON STREET Hutcheson Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A fine street branching northerly from the Trongate and terminating at Ingram Street
OS1/21/33/49 ROYAL ALBERT HOTEL [Wilson St] Royal Albert Hotel Sign Board 006.11 A small Hotel and Inn in Wilson Street
OS1/21/33/49 SMITH'S COURT Smith's Court Tickets on Buildings 006.11 A court situated between Brunswick St and Candleriggs
OS1/21/33/49 TOURVILLE BUILDINGS Tourville Buildings Corner ticket 006.11 A range of buildings on the west side of Brunswick Street extending from the county buildings to Ingram St
OS1/21/33/49 TRADES' HALL Trades' Hall Trades' Hall Janitor Printed documents 006.11 A tastefully built edifice belonging to the Trades of Glasgow hence the name
OS1/21/33/49 VI-II No 11 City of Glasgow
OS1/21/33/50 COMMERCIAL HOTEL [Glassford St] Commercial Hotel Commercial Hotel Mr Edgar Sign Board 006.11 A large hotel in Glassford St occupied by Edgar & Dolan
OS1/21/33/50 COUNTY BUILDINGS County Buildings Mr Halbert Janitor Printed Documents 006.11 A large and magnificent edifice of the Grecian Style. In front is an Ionic portico the basement of which has considerable elevation and aids in giving the building a stately and imposing appearance. The interior consists of the Council Chamber, Fiscal's Chambers and various other offices. At the north end of it is the Merchants' Hall which forms part of the (-) building
OS1/21/33/50 MERCHANTS' HALL Merchants' Hall on Front of Building 006.11 At the north end of it is the Merchants' Hall which forms part of the (-) building
OS1/21/33/50 THISTLE AND SOHO HOTEL [Glassford St] Thistle & Soho Hotel Thistle & Soho Hotel Mr Hudson Occupier Sign Board 006.11 A self contained house in the west side of Glassford St occupied as a hotel.
OS1/21/33/50 The description remark for Merchants' Hall is incorporated into the description of the preceding entry for the County Buildings
OS1/21/33/51 CANON STREET Canon Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A short street being the continuation of ingram St from the end of Candleriggs to the end of Greyfriar's Wynd
OS1/21/33/51 GOVERNMENT SCHOOL OF ART Government School of Art Government School of Art On Front of Building Janitor 006.11 A tolerably sized building Occupied as the School of Art
OS1/21/33/51 JANET WRIGHT'S TAVERN [Cochrane St] Janet Wright's Tavern Sign Board 006.11 An old established public house on the north side of Cochrane Street
OS1/21/33/51 MILLAR'S CHURCH SCHOOL Millar's Charity School Schoolmasters 006.11 A school house in which poor children are taught free, from a fund left by a Mr Millar
OS1/21/33/51 MONTROSE STREET Montrose Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street branching in a northerly direction from Ingram Street and terminating at Stirling Road
OS1/21/33/51 ST DAVID'S CHURCH St.David's Church St.David's Church Mr Howtson Church Officer Mr Turner Towns Clerk 006.11 A large edifice being one of the City Parish Churches, the interior of which is well fitted up with pews gallery etc sufficiently commodious for about 1150 persons, Attached to it is a large Burial ground
OS1/21/33/51 Sheet VI-II No 12 City of Glasow
OS1/21/33/51 The prepopulated name has been entered as Millar's Church School rather than Millar's Charity School
OS1/21/33/52 COLLEGE STREET College Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street branching easterly from North Albion Street and terminating at High Street
OS1/21/33/52 GREYFRIARS' UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Greyfriar's U.P. Church Greyfriar's U.P. Church Church Officer Clelland's Annals 006.11 A large and handsome edifice the interior of which is well fitted up with pews, gallery etc Accommodates about 1500 persons
OS1/21/33/52 NORTH ALBION COURT North Albion Court Tickets 006.11 An oblong court on the west side of North Albion Street
OS1/21/33/52 NORTH ALBION STREET North Albion Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street branching from Canon Street in a northerly direction and terminating at George Street
OS1/21/33/52 SHUTTLE LANE Shuttle Lane Corner Tickets 006.11 A short and narrow lane branching westerly from Shuttle St,
OS1/21/33/52 SHUTTLE STREET Shuttle Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A narrow street leading from the east end Canon St to George Street
OS1/21/33/52 The penultimate entry on this sheet which reads "Shuttle Stret" should read "Shuttle Street"
OS1/21/33/53 BARONY PAROCHIAL CHAMBERS Barony Parochial Chambers Barony Parochial Chambers On Front of Building Clerks 006.11 A small public building on the north side of College street. It is occupied as writing chambers by the Barony Parochial Board
OS1/21/33/53 FIRE BRIGADE BUILDINGS Fire Brigade Buildings Firemen 006.11 A block of buildings for the use of the Fire Engines etc. The property of the City.
OS1/21/33/53 GALLOWAY'S COURT Galloway's Court Ticket 006.11 An oblong court approached to from the north side of George Street
OS1/21/33/53 HAVANNAH STREET Havannah Street Corner tickets 006.11 A narrow street branching easterly from High Street and terminating at Burnside St
OS1/21/33/53 HIGH STREET High Street Corner Ticket 006.11 A Street leaving the Cross in a north easterly direction and terminating at the end of Rottenrow
OS1/21/33/53 NEW VENNELL New Vennell Corner Tickets 006.11 A narrow street branching easterly from High St and terminating at Burnside Street
OS1/21/33/53 NICHOLAS STREET Nicholas Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A short and narrow street leading from Shuttle Street to High Street
OS1/21/33/53 Sheet VI-II No12 City of Glasgow
OS1/21/33/54 CANDLERIGGS Candleriggs Candleriggs Corner Tickets Post Office Directory 006.11 A street extending from Trongate to Ingram Street and --- Street
OS1/21/33/54 COLLEGE OPEN College Open Corner Ticket 006.11 An open court on the east side of High Street
OS1/21/33/54 DUKE STREET Duke Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A long street branching easterly from High Street and terminating at Carntyne -.P.
OS1/21/33/54 UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [Duke St] U.P. Church Church Officer 006.11 A large and handsome edifice on the south side of Duke Street. the interior is fitted up with pews and gallery, seated for about 1250 persons
OS1/21/33/54 In the description of Duke Street, the initials after the word Carntyne are partially illegible....looks like ?.P. In the description of Candleriggs the name of the last street named is illegible.
OS1/21/33/55 BRUNSWICK COURT Brunswick Court Tickets 006.11 An oblong Court situated between Brunswick Street and Candleriggs
OS1/21/33/55 BUCHANAN'S COURT Buchanan's Court Ticket on Entrance 006.11 An oblong court on the west side of Candleriggs chiefly occupied as Calender Works
OS1/21/33/55 CANDLERIGGS COURT Candleriggs Court Ticket on Entrance 006.11 A small oblong court on the west side of Candleriggs
OS1/21/33/55 COMMERCIAL COURT Commercial Court Ticket on Entrance 006.11 A small oblong court on the east side of Candleriggs
OS1/21/33/55 GRAHAM'S COURT Graham's Court Ticket on Entrance 006.11 A small square court on the west side of Candleriggs
OS1/21/33/55 ST DAVID'S COURT St David's Court Ticket on Entrance 006.11 A small court on the south side of Canon Styreet
OS1/21/33/56 BAZAAR [Candleriggs] Bazaar On Front of Buildings 006.11 A covered general market occupying an extensive area, it is bounded on the west by Candleriggs on the east by Police Lane and partly by South Albion Street and a --- branching from the north east corner to Canon St. The City Hall, a spacious room, handsomely fitted up, and capable of containing about 4000 persons is situated in the centre of the Bazaar, but as it is elevated and supported by the square pillars shown on Trace, it occupies no part of the market.
OS1/21/33/56 CENTRAL POLICE OFFICE Central Police Office Police officers 006.11 A large oblong building appropriated as the Central Police Office. The ground floor contains the Lieu room, Detectives rooms, Collectors offices and the upper floor the Court Hall and Witness Rooms etc
OS1/21/33/56 CITY HALL City Halls City Halls City Halls On Front of building Door Keeper Mr Buchanan Candleriggs 006.11 The City Hall, a spacious room, handsomely fitted up, and capable of containing about 4000 persons is situated in the centre of the Bazaar, but as it is elevated and supported by the square pillars shown on Trace, it occupies no part of the market.
OS1/21/33/56 POLICE LANE Police Lane Corner Ticket 006.11 A narrow lane leading from the north side of Bell Street and terminating at South Albion St
OS1/21/33/56 VI-II No12 City of glasgow
OS1/21/33/56 In description of Bazaar, 2nd word on sixth line illegible.
OS1/21/33/57 BELL STREET Bell Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A narrow street branching easterly from Candleriggs and terminating at High St
OS1/21/33/57 DONCASTER TAVERN [Nelson St] Doncaster Tavern Sign Board 006.11 An old public house on the west side of Nelson Street
OS1/21/33/57 KING'S HEAD INN [Stirling St] King's Head Inn Sign Board 006.11 A small inn or public house on the north side of Stirling Street
OS1/21/33/57 SMITH'S COURT Smith's Court Tickets 006.11 An oblong court lying between Brunswick Street and Candleriggs
OS1/21/33/57 SOUTH ALBION STREET South Albion Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A narrow street leading from Bell Street to Canon Street
OS1/21/33/57 STIRLING SQUARE Stirling Square Corner Tickets 006.11 An oblong square area at the north end of Nelson Street
OS1/21/33/57 STIRLING STREET Stirling Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A short street leading from Stirling Square to High Street
OS1/21/33/57 VI-II No12 City of Glasgow
OS1/21/33/58 BROAD CLOSE Broad Close Corner Tickets 006.11 A Lane or Alley leading from Shuttle Street to High Street
OS1/21/33/58 FIDDLERS CLOSE Fiddlers Close Fiddlers Close Printed list of street names Police officers 006.11 A close leading westerly from High Street
OS1/21/33/58 GREYFRIARS' UNITED PRESBYTERIAN SCHOOL Greyfriar's U.P. School Schoolmaster 006.11 A large schoolhouse in connection with Greyfriar's U.P. Church
OS1/21/33/58 GREYFRIARS' WYND Greyfriar's Wynd Corner Tickets 006.11 A narrow Lane leading from the end of Canon St at Greyfriar's U.P. School to High Street
OS1/21/33/58 PIPEHOUSE CLOSE Pipehouse Close Pipehouse Close Printed list of names of streets Police officers 006.11 A narrow Close or Lane leading westerly from High Street
OS1/21/33/58 ST PAUL'S SCHOOL St.Paul's School St.Paul's School Schoolmaster On front of building 006.11 A school in connection with St Paul's Parish Church
OS1/21/33/59 COLLEGE GREEN College Green 006.11 Detached from the College on the east is a large and handsome modern edifice called the "Hunterian Museum" after its founder William Hunter M.D. It contains a splendid collection of natural and artificial curiosities in anatomy, geology, and natural history; in paintings, coins, books-- the adjoining grounds on the east of the entire buildings consist of a fine large park called the "College Green" which is enclosed with a high stone wall and laid out in Gravel walks.
OS1/21/33/59 COLLEGE OF GLASGOW College & University College or University University University College of Glasgow Janitors Chalmers Caledonia New Statistical Account Fullarton's Gazeteer Professor Blackburn Professor Buchanan 006.11 An extensive area of buildings on the east side of High Street appropriated as classrooms; Professors' Dwellings etc. There are 4 Courts, 3 of which form quadrangles. The buildings are generally 3 stories high, of ashlar work, diversified with turrets and appropriate ornaments. In the principal front are 3 entrance gates, the centre gate is ornamented with a species of demi-rusticated work, the Royal arms in basso relievo, gilt, are placed over the gate,and consols,supporting a broad balcony, are formed at each side. Detached from the College on the east is a large and handsome modern edifice called the "Hunterian Museum" after its founder William Hunter M.D. It contains a splendid collection of natural and artificial curiosities in anatomy, geology, and natural history; in paintings, coins, books-- the adjoining grounds on the east of the entire buildings consist of a fine large park called the "College Green" which is enclosed with a high stone wall and laid out in Gravel walks. The Court fronting the range of Professors Houses is called the "Professors Court"
OS1/21/33/59 FORE HALL Professors Court 006.11 The Court fronting the range of Professors Houses is called the "Professors Court"
OS1/21/33/59 HUNTERIAN MUSEUM Hunterian Museum 006.11 Detached from the College on the east is a large and handsome modern edifice called the "Hunterian Museum" after its founder William Hunter M.D. It contains a splendid collection of natural and artificial curiosities in anatomy, geology, and natural history; in paintings, coins, books-- the adjoining grounds on the east of the entire buildings consist of a fine large park called the "College Green" which is enclosed with a high stone wall and laid out in Gravel walks.
OS1/21/33/59 PROFESSORS COURT 006.11 The Court fronting the range of Professors Houses is called the "Professors Court"
OS1/21/33/59 UNIVERSITY [Glasgow] College of Glasgow is the most popular mode of writing this- D.H. 006.11 An extensive area of buildings on the east side of High Street appropriated as classrooms; Professors' Dwellings etc. There are 4 Courts, 3 of which form quadrangles. The buildings are generally 3 stories high, of ashlar work, diversified with turrets and appropriate ornaments. In the principal front are 3 entrance gates, the centre gate is ornamented with a species of demi-rusticated work, the Royal arms in basso relievo, gilt, are placed over the gate,and consols,supporting a broad balcony, are formed at each side. Detached from the College on the east is a large and handsome modern edifice called the "Hunterian Museum" after its founder William Hunter M.D. It contains a splendid collection of natural and artificial curiosities in anatomy, geology, and natural history; in paintings, coins, books-- the adjoining grounds on the east of the entire buildings consist of a fine large park called the "College Green" which is enclosed with a high stone wall and laid out in Gravel walks. The Court fronting the range of Professors Houses is called the "Professors Court"
OS1/21/33/59 VI-II No12 City of Glasgow "The University of Glasgow was founded by Bishop Turnbull in 1453"- Chalmer's Caledonia College of Glasgow is the most popular mode of writing this- D.H. "In June 1451, the privilege of the university was proclaimed from the Cross on Trinity Sunday"- Chalmer's Caledonia "The University of Glasgow is a corporate body consisting of a Chancellor, Rector, Dean, Principal, with Professors and students. In 1451, Pope Nicholas "5" was pleased to issue a Papal Edict, or Bull establishing a Stadium generale, or university in the City of Glasgow"- New Statistical Account Forehall - Professor Blackburn & Fleming says that the front part of the building was erected in 1640- D.H.
OS1/21/33/60 BLACKFRIARS' CHURCH (Site of) College Church on the site of Blackfriar's Church Officer of the College 006.11 One of the City Parish churches situated within a small burial ground on the east side of High St. Its interior is fitted up with pews for about 750 persons. "It was built in 1692 on the site of a venerable gothic pile termed the church of the Black Friars which was unfortunately destroyed in 1666 during a violent storm"- Clelland's Annals of Glasgow
OS1/21/33/60 BLACKFRIARS STREET Blackfriar's Street Corner tickets 006.11 A street branching from High Street in a south easterly direction and terminating at (left unfinished)
OS1/21/33/60 COLLEGE CHURCH College Church on the site of Blackfriar's Church Officer of the College 006.11 One of the City Parish churches situated within a small burial ground on the east side of High St. Its interior is fitted up with pews for about 750 persons. "It was built in 1692 on the site of a venerable gothic pile termed the church of the Black Friars which was unfortunately destroyed in 1666 during a violent storm"- Clelland's Annals of Glasgow
OS1/21/33/60 COLLEGE SCHOOL College School College School Schoolmaster On Front of Building 006.11 A Parish School in connection with the College Church
OS1/21/33/60 COLLEGE OPEN 006.11
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OS1/21/33/61 COLLEGE OF GLASGOW College of Glasgow Professor Blackburn Professor Buchanan 006.11 The portions of the College comprising the Professors' Houses, Class Rooms, Common Hall, Library, Hunterian Museum etc are all of modern construction.
OS1/21/33/61 FORE HALL Fore Hall Erected A.D.1640 Professor Blackburn Professor Fleming 006.11 According to the authorities quoted the Fore Hall and Entrance were erected in 1640 previous to this the classes were taught in private houses
OS1/21/33/62 UNIVERSITY [Glasgow] University 006.11 "In 1451, Pope Nicholas V was pleased to issue a Papal Edict, or Bull, establishing a Studium generale or university in the City of Glasgow. The university at first had received no endowments and was for years possessed of no property except the University purse into which were put some small (----) on the confirming of degrees, and the patronage of two or three small chaplainsies. At first the University had no building of its own. It held its meetings in the Chapterhouse of the Blackfriars or in the Cathedral. But these defects were in some measure supplied by the liberality of James first Lord Hamilton, an ancestor of the noble house of Hamilton, who in the year 1459 gave to the Principal and other Regents of the College of Arts, for their use and accommodation, a tenement with its pertinents in the High Street of Glasgow, to the north of the Blackfriars, together with (---) of land in Pro-hill" - New Stat Acct Page 171 and 172
OS1/21/33/63 BURREL'S LANE Burrel's Lane Corner Tickets 006.11 A short lane leading from Duke Street to High Street
OS1/21/33/63 CHURCH (In Ruins) [nr Duke St] Church (in ruins) A Rentoul Esq Duke St Mr Simpson, Millar St 006.11 A Church in ruins which was prior to the Disruption in the Church of Scotland occupied by the congregation now worshipping in the "Gaelic Free Church" in Mains Street
OS1/21/33/63 SCHOOL [nr Duke St] School School Schoolmaster A Rentoul Esq 006.11 A small schoolhouse which was built and is entirely kept up public subscription
OS1/21/33/63 SOUTH PETTIGREW STREET South Pettigrew Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A short street branching from Duke Street and terminating at Havannah Street
OS1/21/33/63 WOOD'S BUILDINGS Wood's Buildings Corner Ticket 006.11 This name applies to a dwellinghouse and the Tobacco Pipe Works on the north side of Duke Street
OS1/21/33/63 Sheet VI-II No13 City of Glasgow
OS1/21/33/64 MUIR'S PLACE Muir's Place Corner Tickets 006.11 A range of buildings on the east side of South Pettigrew St
OS1/21/33/64 MUSE LANE Muse Lane Corner Tickets 006.11 A Lane branching easterly from South Pettigrew Street and terminating at Hatter's Close
OS1/21/33/64 NORTH PRISON North Prison North Prison North Prison Governor Gatekeeper Printed documents 006.11 An extensive Prison consisting of 5 large buildings. They are each 6 storeys in height and have the following designations "West Wing; East Wing; North East Wing; Old Prison; Mills & Washing house ; and the Drygate Branch". There are a number of minor buildings such as the Governor's House; Cookhouse; Warehouse; an Oakum Store; Workshops etc etc The whole are enclosed by a high and massive stone wall.
OS1/21/33/65 THE LADY WELL The Lady Well The Lady Well The Lady Well In building Mr Brown Governor of the royal Infirmary Mr Patrick Warden of the Cathedral 006.11 A well on the north side of Ladywell St. It is covered by an arch on which is the following inscription "The Lady Well At the request of the neighbouring citizens, was restored by the Magistrates and Council of Glasgow. Robert Gavin Esq Convener of their Committee with contributions from the Merchant House. Jas Martin Dean of Guild 1835 " This is one of the old Holy Wells and was prior to the Reformation in great repute by the magnates of the Cathedral.
OS1/21/33/65 WELLPARK CHURCH Wellpark Church Church Officer 006.11 A tolerably sized edifice the interior of which is well fitted up with pews gallery etc sufficiently commodious for about 1200 persons. It is a Chapel of ease to the Barony Parish
OS1/21/33/65 WELLPARK FREE CHURCH SCHOOL Wellpark Free Church School Wellpark Free Church School Schoolmaster On building 006.11 A small schoolhouse in connection with Wellpark Free Church
OS1/21/33/65 Sheet VI-II No13 City of Glasgow
OS1/21/33/66 BURNSIDE FACTORY Burnside Factory (cotton) Burnside Factory Manager On buildings 006.11 A large Power Loom Factory on the north east side of the College Green
OS1/21/33/66 BURNSIDE STREET Burnside Street Corner Tickets 006.11 An irregular street leading from the east end of the New Vennel along the Molendinar Burn to Duke Street
OS1/21/33/66 HATTER'S CLOSE Hatter's Close Corner Tickets 006.11 A close or court leading from Molendinar Burn to Muse Lane
OS1/21/33/66 RUSSELL'S BUILDINGS Russell's Buildings Corner Tickets 006.11 2 Dwelling Houses on the north side of the drygate
OS1/21/33/66 WRIGHT STREET Wright Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A short street leading from Duke Street to Ladywell Street
OS1/21/33/67 BURNSIDE TANNERY Burnside Tannery A Lintoul, Proprietor 006.11 A large tannery on the south east side of Burnside Street
OS1/21/33/67 CLAY BRAE Clay Brae Corner Tickets 006.11 A short street leading south easterly from "Burnside Street"
OS1/21/33/67 HUNTER STREET Hunter Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street branching southerly from Duke Street and terminating at the "Gallowgate".
OS1/21/33/67 MOLENDINAR WORKS Molendinar Works Mr Alexander Proprietor Printed Documents relative thereto 006.11 A very extensive thread factory on the south side of Duke Street
OS1/21/33/67 Sheet 6-11 No 13 City of Glasgow
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OS1/21/33/69 ARK LANE Ark Lane Corner Tickets 006.11 A street or lane branching northerly from Duke Street to a short distance north of Inchnook
OS1/21/33/69 DUNCHATTAN HOUSE Dunchattan House Mr Penny Occupier Robt Roy 006.11 a tolerably sized mansion having a large garden and some ornamental ground attached
OS1/21/33/69 ST ANNE'S STREET St Anne's Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street branching northerly from Duke Street and terminating at a large whinstone quarry
OS1/21/33/69 WELLPARK BREWERY Wellpark Brewery Manager Gatekeeper 006.11 A very large brewery situated betwixt Ladywell Street and St Anne Street the property of Hugh Tennant Esq. A street or lane branching northerly from Duke Street to a short distance north of Inchnook.
OS1/21/33/69 WELLPARK FREE CHURCH Wellpark Free Church Manager to Hugh Tennant Esq Church Officer 006.11 A handsomely built edifice erected about 2 years ago by Hugh Tennant Esq on behalf of the Congregation. It is seated for about 1000 persons.
OS1/21/33/69 WELLPARK FREE CHURCH MANSE Wellpark Free Church Manse Robert Roy Church Officer Manager in Brewery 006.11 A handsomely built cottage 2 storeys high, built by Hugh Tennant Esq on behalf of the Wellpark Free Church Congregation
OS1/21/33/69 Sheet 6-11 No14 City of Glasgow
OS1/21/33/70 BARRACK STREET Barrack Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street branching northerly from Gallowgate and terminating at Duke Street
OS1/21/33/70 GRINDING MILLS [Hill St] Grinding Mills Mr Anderson Proprietor on front of buildings 006.11 A range of large buildings on the east side of Hill Street. They are occupied as mills for grinding dyewood paints etc
OS1/21/33/70 HILL STREET Hill Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street branching southerly from Duke Street and terminating at Gallowgate
OS1/21/33/70 PARKHOUSE LANE Parkhouse Lane Corner Tickets 006.11 A short lane branching from Ladywell Street and terminating at Duke Street
OS1/21/33/70 ST ANNE'S PLACE St Anne's Place Corner Tickets 006.11 A range of 2 houses in and at the end of Parkhouse Lane
OS1/21/33/70 SYDNEY STREET Sydney Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street branching southerly from Duke Street and terminating at Gallowgate
OS1/21/33/71 BLACK BULL HOTEL [Duke St] Black Bull Hotel Mr Brown Occupier Sign Board 006.11 An old established hotel having stabling attached. On the north side of Duke Street.
OS1/21/33/71 BLOOMINGDALE PLACE Blooming Dale Place Corner Tickets 006.11 A range 2 houses on the north side of Duke Street
OS1/21/33/71 CHARLES BUILDINGS Charles Buildings Corner Tickets 006.11 3 houses partly fronting Duke Street and partly Bellgrove Street
OS1/21/33/71 DUNCHATTAN STREET Dunchattan Street Corner tickets 006.11 A new street branching northerly from Duke Street
OS1/21/33/71 MARKET TAVERN [Duke St] Market Tavern Mr Arthur Occupier Sign Board 006.11 A small public house on the north side of Duke Street
OS1/21/33/71 Although shown as Bloomingdale Street, the entry actually refers to Bloomingdale Place.
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OS1/21/33/73 ANNFIELD PLACE Annfield Place Corner tickets 006.11 2 ranges of fine dwellinghouses on the north side of Duke Street, having a street and some ornamental ground in front.
OS1/21/33/73 REFORMATORY INSTITUTION AND HOUSE OF REFUGE Reformatory Institution & House of Refuge for Boys The Rev A K McCallum M.A. Governor Door Keeper 006.11 A large and handsome building occupied as a Reformatory School and House of Refuge for boys. Attached to it is a Chapel, Smithy, Paint Shop, Coopers' Shop, Joiners' Shop etc
OS1/21/33/73 WHITEHILL HOUSE Whitehill House Jas Wilson Esq Occupier Post office Directory 006.11 A large and handsome mansion having Offices; a large Garden; and a considerable Park or (?) attached. Occupied by Mr Wilson and is the property of i Dennieston Esq of Golfhill
OS1/21/33/73 6-11 No 13 City of Glasgow
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OS1/21/33/75 EAGLE HOTEL [Maxwell St] Eagle Hotel Sign Board 006.11 A large hotel on the east side of Maxwell Street Occupied by
OS1/21/33/75 LONDON TEMPERANCE HOTEL [Maxwell St] London Temperance Hotel Mr Crossan Occr Sign Board 006.11 A large Temperance Hotel on the east side of Maxwell Street
OS1/21/33/75 MAXWELL STREET Maxwell Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A long street branching in a southerly direction from Argle Street and terminating at Great Clyde Street
OS1/21/33/75 ST ENOCH'S LANE St Enoch's Lane Corner Tickets 006.11 A narrow lane or alley leading from Argyle Street in a southerly direction and terminating at Howard Street
OS1/21/33/75 ST ENOCH'S TAVERN [St Enoch's Lane] St Enoch's Tavern Mr Wardrop Occr Sign Board 006.11 A public house or tavern on the east side of St Enoch's Lane
OS1/21/33/75 ST ENOCH'S WYND St Enoch's Wynd Corner Tickets 006.11 A narrow Lane or alley branching from Argyle Street in a southerly direction and terminating at Howard Street
OS1/21/33/75 6-11 No 16 traces City of Glasgow
OS1/21/33/75 Description appears to be incomplete....it finishes at "....Occupied by".
OS1/21/33/76 BUCHANAN COURT Buchanan Court Ticket on Entry 006.11 A small oblong court on the south side of Argyle Street
OS1/21/33/76 CROY PLACE Croy Place Corner Tickets 006.11 A short street or thoroughfare leading from "Maxwell Street" Turner's Court
OS1/21/33/76 EAGLE LANE Eagle Lane Corner Tickets 006.11 A short lane branching easterly from Maxwell Street
OS1/21/33/76 PRINTING OFFICE [Turner's Court] Chronicle & Saturday Post Newspaper Office Sign Board 006.11 A large court extending from Argyle Street to near East Howard Street. On the west side of it is the Chronicle and Saturday Post Newspaper Printing Offices and further south is a large Confectionery
OS1/21/33/76 STORMONT STREET Stormont Street Corner tickets 006.11 A short street leading easterly from "Maxwell Street"
OS1/21/33/76 TURNER'S COURT Turner's Court Corner Tickets 006.11 A large court extending from Argyle Street to near East Howard Street. On the west side of it is the Chronicle and Saturday Post Newspaper Printing Offices and further south is a large Confectionery
OS1/21/33/76 6-11 No 16 Trace 1 City of Glasgow
OS1/21/33/76 Description combined with that for Turner's Court
OS1/21/33/77 BUCK'S HEAD HOTEL [Dunlop St] Buck's Head Hotel Sign Board City Map 006.11 A very large and respectable hotel being one of the oldest in the City situated in Dunlop Street & Argyle Street
OS1/21/33/77 CARRICK HOTEL AND TAVERN [Dunlop St] Carrick Hotel and Tavern Sign Board A McLaren, Occupier 006.11 A Hotel and Tavern on the west side of Dunlop Street oposite to the Theatre Royal
OS1/21/33/77 DUNLOP STREET Dunlop Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A Street branching southerly from Argyle Street and terminating a short distance south of the end of "Jackson Street"
OS1/21/33/77 THEATRE ROYAL Theatre Royal Mr Glover City Map 006.11 A large and handsome building on the east side of Dunlop Street. The interior is sumptuously fitted up and the decorations for taste and splendour are second to no Theatre out of London.
OS1/21/33/77 WELLINGTON COURT Wellington Court Ticket on entry 006.11 A small court on the south side of Argyle street
OS1/21/33/77 6-11 No 16 Trace 2 City of Glasgow
OS1/21/33/78 ANCHOR TAVERN Anchor tavern Sign Board Mr McQueen 006.11 A large public house or tavern occupied by Mr McQueen
OS1/21/33/78 MOODIE'S COURT Moodies Court Tickets 006.11 A Lane or court entered to from Argyle Street at the north end terminating at Dunlop Street
OS1/21/33/78 PHONIX COURT Phoenix Court Tickets 006.11 A court on the north side of Jackson Street
OS1/21/33/78 POPE'S EYE TAVERN [Moodie's Court] Pope's Eye Tavern Mr McQueen Sign Board 006.11 A tolerably sized public house or tavern in Moodies Court
OS1/21/33/78 TEMPERANCE HALL [Stockwell St] Temperance Hall Sign Board 006.11 The seconf flat of a house in Stockwell Street occupied as a Hall for Temperance Meetings etc
OS1/21/33/78 6-11 No16 Trace 2
OS1/21/33/79 LEECH'S COURT Leech's Court tickets 006.11 A small Court on the south side of the Trongate.
OS1/21/33/79 NEW WYND New Wynd Corner tickets 006.11 A long and narrow Lane leading in a southerly direction from the Trongate, and terminating at the "Bridgegate"
OS1/21/33/79 OLD WYND Old Wynd Corner tickets 006.11 A long narrow Lane or Alley leading southerly from the Trongate , and terminating at the Goosedubbs. On the east side of it are 2 large Soap and Candle Manufacturers.
OS1/21/33/79 STOCKWELL STREET Stockwell Court Corner ticket 006.11 A small Court on the east side of Stockwell Street.
OS1/21/33/79 TRONGATE Trongate Corner tickets 006.11 A street being the continuation of Argyle St. having this name from the end of Stockwell Street to the "Cross"
OS1/21/33/79 VI-11 No 16, trace 3 City of Glasgow
OS1/21/33/79 Stockwell Street should read Stockwell Court
OS1/21/33/80 BACK WYND Back Wynd Corner tickets 006.11 A long narrow Lane leading Southerly from the Trongate and terminating at the Bridgegate.
OS1/21/33/80 BRUNSWICK LANE Brunswick Lane Corner tickets 006.11 A Lane leaving Brunswick Street and terminating at Melville Place
OS1/21/33/80 MELVILLE PLACE Melville Place Tickets 006.11 An Oblong Court on the north side of the Trongate
OS1/21/33/80 ROYAL OAK TAVERN [Trongate] Royal Oak Tavern Sign Board Mr Porter 006.11 A tolerably large Public house or Tavern on the South side of the Trongate.
OS1/21/33/80 SUN TAVERN [Trongate] Sun Tavern Sign Board Mr Porter Occupier 006.11 A small Tavern situated at the south side of an nameless Court which branches from the Trongate
OS1/21/33/80 VI-11 No 16 trace 3 City of Glasgow
OS1/21/33/81 BUCHANAN COURT Buchanan Court Ticket over Entry 006.11 An oblong court on the west side of Stockwell Street
OS1/21/33/81 EAST HOWARD STREET East Howard Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street branching easterly from Maxwell Street and terminating at Stockwell Street
OS1/21/33/81 FOX STREET Fox Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A sreet branching from the east side of Dixon Street and terminating at St Andrews Chapel
OS1/21/33/81 MARKET BAZAAR [Great Clyde St] Market & Bazaar Market & Bazaar Printed on Building Printed Documents relative thereto 006.11 A covered general market occupying an extensive area which is fitted up with wooden stalls and benches
OS1/21/33/81 ST ANDREW'S R.C. CHAPEL St Andrews Chapel (R.C.) St. Andrews Chapel (R.C.) Mr Marcey R.C. Bookseller S. Hillon Ch. Officer 006.11 A large and handsomely built edifice, the interior of which is well fitted up with pews etc sufficiently commodious for about 2000 persons
OS1/21/33/81 VI-11 No.16 Trace 4 & 5 City of Glasgow
OS1/21/33/82 FREE CHURCH Free Church (seats for 1000) Free Church (seats for 1000) Crawford Ferguson Church Officer Church documents 006.11 A small but handsome edifice the interior of which is fitted up with pews, gallery etc. Accommodation for about 1000 persons
OS1/21/33/82 JACKSON STREET Jackson Street Corner Ticket 006.11 A short [Street] branching easterly from Dunlop Street and terminating at Stockwell Street
OS1/21/33/82 ROPEWORK LANE Rope Work Lane Corner tickets 006.11 An irregular lane leading in a northerly direction from Great Clyde Street to Jackson Street
OS1/21/33/82 ST ENOCH'S SCHOOL St Enoch's School St Encoh's School Crawford Ferguson In front of building 006.11 A tolerably large school house being the Parochial school for St Enoch's Parish
OS1/21/33/82 STOCKWELL PLACE Stockwell Place Corner Tickets 006.11 A Street branching easterly from Rope Work Lane and terminating at Stockwell Street
OS1/21/33/82 V1-2 No. 16 Trace 5 City of Glasgow
OS1/21/33/82 In the description, a word seems missing after " A short"....presumably "street" Where you can take an educated guess like this I would put the word in brackets. Also you need to enter the header of the page in Continued Entries and reorder the places so they are the same as the original. You do this by clicking and dragging the cross next to the place name, don't forget to save it when you're done. Where you have more than on authority for the spelling and you have 'do' under the place name, it needs to be entered again. You can delete all this once you've read it.
OS1/21/33/83 AIRD'S LANE Aird's Lane Corner Tickets 006.11 A short narrow lane leading from Bridgegate to the Goosedubb
OS1/21/33/83 GOOSEDUBB Goosedubb Corner Tickets 006.11 A short narrow street branching from Stockwell Street and terminating at Bridgegate
OS1/21/33/83 HIGHLAND CLOSE Highland Close Corner Tickets 006.11 A short but narrow alley leading northerly from the Goosedubb
OS1/21/33/83 JEFFRY'S CLOSE Jeffry's Close Corner Tickets 006.11 A narrow lane leading from the Goosedubb in a northerly direction as far as a large building which is designated a Gas Holder
OS1/21/33/83 KING STREET King Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A long street branching southerly from the Trongate and terminating at Bridgegate
OS1/21/33/83 OLD HERB ALE P.H. [King St] Old Herb Ale Public House Old Herb Ale Public House Sign Board Police Officer 006.11 A tolerably large public houseon the east side of King Street
OS1/21/33/83 6-11 No 16 Traces 5&6 City of Glasgow
OS1/21/33/84 FREE CHURCH Free Church seats for 900 Free Church seats for 900 Mr Muir Schoolmaster Church Officer 006.11 A small square building recently erected as a Missionary Church in connection with the Free Church of Scotland. It accommodates about 900 persons.
OS1/21/33/84 TRON FREE CHURCH MISSIONARY SCHOOL Tron Free Church Missionary School Tron Free Church Missionary School Mr Muir Schoolmaster Church Officer 006.11 A tolerably large school in connection with Tron Free Church
OS1/21/33/84 VI - II No 16 Trace 6
OS1/21/33/85 ANTIGUA COURT Antigua Court Ticket 006.11 A small court on the west side of Nelson Street
OS1/21/33/85 BUCHANAN COURT Buchanan Court Ticket 006.11 A court entered to from the north side of Trongate
OS1/21/33/85 BUSH CLOSE Bush Close Police Officers 006.11 A long narrow close leading northerly from Trongate
OS1/21/33/85 NELSON STREET Nelson Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A narrow street branching from Trongate in a north easterly direction and terminating at Stirling Square
OS1/21/33/85 OLD POSTOFFICE COURT Old post Office Court Ticket on entrance 006.11 A small court entered to from the north side of Trongate
OS1/21/33/85 ROB ROY COURT Rob Roy Court Ticket 006.11 A court entered to from the north side of trongate
OS1/21/33/85 TONTINE CLOSE Tontine Close Police Officers 006.11 A long narrow close leading in a northerly direction from Trongate
OS1/21/33/85 WALLACE COURT Wallace Court Corner Ticket Post Office Directory 006.11 A court branching southerly from Bell Street
OS1/21/33/85 VI-II No 17 City of glasgow
OS1/21/33/85 This bank property is not in fact listed on this page
OS1/21/33/86 ST MARY'S CHURCH (Tron Church on Site of) Tron Church on site of St Mary's Church Church Officer Mr Simpson Stirlings Library 006.11 A large plain modern building with a spacious cupola in the centre of the roof. Its interior is well fitted up with Jews Galleries, sufficiently commodious for abour 1300 persons. This edifice is a parochial church and was built upon the site of an older one which "was founded and endowed by a community in 1484and dedicated to the Virgin Mary. In the year 1592 it underwent a thorough repair and on the 8th of February 1793 it was destroyed by accidental fire. The steeple belonging to the church projects onto the Trongate forms a striking feature in the street. It was built in 1637. The underpart of the steeple being used as a tron gave to it its present name. Clelland Annals.
OS1/21/33/86 TRON CHURCH Tron Church on site of St Mary's Church Church Officer Mr Simpson Stirlings Library 006.11 A large plain modern building with a spacious cupola in the centre of the roof. Its interior is well fitted up with Jews Galleries, sufficiently commodious for abour 1300 persons. This edifice is a parochial church and was built upon the site of an older one which "was founded and endowed by a community in 1484and dedicated to the Virgin Mary. In the year 1592 it underwent a thorough repair and on the 8th of February 1793 it was destroyed by accidental fire. The steeple belonging to the church projects onto the Trongate forms a striking feature in the street. It was built in 1637. The underpart of the steeple being used as a tron gave to it its present name. Clelland Annals.
OS1/21/33/86 TRON STEEPLE Tron Steeple Mr Simpson David Hume Church Officer 006.11 A large plain modern building with a spacious cupola in the centre of the roof. Its interior is well fitted up with Jews Galleries, sufficiently commodious for abour 1300 persons. This edifice is a parochial church and was built upon the site of an older one which "was founded and endowed by a community in 1484and dedicated to the Virgin Mary. In the year 1592 it underwent a thorough repair and on the 8th of February 1793 it was destroyed by accidental fire. The steeple belonging to the church projects onto the Trongate forms a striking feature in the street. It was built in 1637. The underpart of the steeple being used as a tron gave to it its present name. Clelland Annals.
OS1/21/33/86 CITY OF GLASGOW BANK [Trongate] 006.11
OS1/21/33/87 BLACK BOY CLOSE Black Boy Close Printed List of Street Names Police Officers 006.11 A close branching northerly from the "Gallowgate"
OS1/21/33/87 BOARSHEAD CLOSE Boarshead Close Printed list of street names Police officers 006.11 A long and irregular close branching easterly from High Street and terminating near to Molendinar Burn
OS1/21/33/87 CROSS [Glasgow Cross] Cross Map of City Mr Carrick Street Surveyor 006.11 This name applies to the junction of the streets called Trongate, Gallowgate, Salt Market and High Street
OS1/21/33/87 MCPHERSON STREET McPherson Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A narrow street branching from High Street and terminating at Molendinar Burn.
OS1/21/33/87 OPEN CLOSE Open Close Police Officers 006.11 A narrow open close branching easterly from High Street
OS1/21/33/87 BELL STREET 006.11
OS1/21/33/87 Sheet VI-II No 17 City of Glasgow
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OS1/21/33/88 CROSS STEEPLE Cross Steeple (Remains of Tolbooth) Cross Steeple (Remains of Tolbooth) Cross Steeple (Remains of Tolbooth) City Map Guide Books Police Officers 006.11 An old tower or steeple which projects on the High Street. It was built in 1603 and was the tower of the old tolbooth or Jail of Glasgow. "The Tolbooth or Jail adjoined the east end of the Town Hall. From the increased population of the city, the Jail having become too small, it was sold in 1812 to Mr Jas Clelland under the express stipulation that he should take down the old building and erect a new one conformable by David Hamilton, Architect ornamental with turrets and embrazures so as to keep up a similarity to the old Tower of the Jail which is still preserved" Clellands Annals
OS1/21/33/88 TOLBOOTH (Remains of) Cross Steeple (Remains of Tolbooth) Cross Steeple (Remains of Tolbooth) Cross Steeple (Remains of Tolbooth) City Map Guide Books Police Officers 006.11 An old tower or steeple which projects on the High Street. It was built in 1603 and was the tower of the old tolbooth or Jail of Glasgow. "The Tolbooth or Jail adjoined the east end of the Town Hall. From the increased population of the city, the Jail having become too small, it was sold in 1812 to Mr Jas Clelland under the express stipulation that he should take down the old building and erect a new one conformable by David Hamilton, Architect ornamental with turrets and embrazures so as to keep up a similarity to the old Tower of the Jail which is still preserved" Clellands Annals
OS1/21/33/88 TONTINE BUILDINGS Tontine Buildings Tontine Buildings Tontine Buildings Manager Printed list of names Clellands Annals of Glasgow 006.11 A fine range of building with a splendid piazza under it. It has a spacious and handsome News Room, supported principally by Gentlemen who live or have their places of business in the east end of the town; there is here also a Hotel which was in high repute in the time of stage coach travelling. "In the year 1781, a subscription by way of tontine was opened, for building a Coffee Room and Hotel in 107 shares of £50 each." Clellands Annals The Town Hall occupies the space or floor above the piazza.
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OS1/21/33/89 EQUESTRIAN STATUE OF KING WILLIAM III King William III Statue " " Mr Simpson, Millar Street Police Officers Guide Books 006.11 An equestrian statue of William the III situated in front of the Tontine Buildings. It was presented to the Citizens of Glasgow by a fellow citizen, James McRae Esq., Governor of the Presidency of Madras.
OS1/21/33/89 MURDOCH'S SCHOOL Murdoch's School Do On Front of Building Mr Calderwood, Teacher 006.11 A handsome schoolhouse on the south side of Blackfriars Street. It is endowed by the late Mr Murdoch and is under management of the Corporation.
OS1/21/33/89 OLD VENNEL Old Vennel Do Old Vennal Corner Tickets Post Office Directory Franchiss Map of Glasgow 006.11 A long narrow lane or alley leading from High Street and terminating at Blackfriars Street
OS1/21/33/89 REGENT PLACE Regent Place Do Mr Blackwood Police Officers 006.11 A short street leading from the Old Vennel to Blackfriard Street
OS1/21/33/89 UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH U.P.Church Mr Blackwood, Church Officer 006.11 A large plain building the interior of which is well fitted up with pews, Gallery etc sufficiently commodious for about 1300 persons. Attached is a small schoolhouse.
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OS1/21/33/90 AYTON COURT Ayton Court Corner Tickets 006.11 An irregular court on the south side of the Old Vennel
OS1/21/33/90 AYTON PLACE Ayton Place Corner Tickets 006.11 A short lane or street branching southerly from the Old Vennel
OS1/21/33/90 BAPTIST CHAPEL Baptist Chapel Baptist Chapel Mr Blackwood Mr Forsythe 006.11 A small but handsome chapel seated for about 600 persons
OS1/21/33/90 DYEWOOD MILL [Old Vennel] Dyewood Mill Manager 006.11 A mill for the grinding of Dyewood on the south side of the Old Vennel
OS1/21/33/90 EVANGELICAL UNION CHAPEL E.U.Chapel Mr Forsythe Beadle Mr Blackwood 006.11 A large and plain built edifice the interior of which is well fitted up with pews, gallery etc. It accommodates about 1200 persons. The denomination is the "Evangelical Union".
OS1/21/33/90 UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MISSION CHURCH U.P. Mission Church U.P. Mission Church Mr Blackwood on front of Building 006.11 A small and plain building being a mission church in connection with the United Presbyterians. Seats for about 500
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OS1/21/33/91 BARBER'S COURT Barber's Court Tickets 006.11 A narrow close branching from the Saltmarket and terminating at Low Green Street
OS1/21/33/91 COSSACK INN Cossack Inn Sign Board Mr McInnock Occupier 006.11 A public house having a large stable yard attached
OS1/21/33/91 LAIGH KIRK CLOSE Laigh Kirk Close Corner Tickets 006.11 A narrow alley leading from the north side of Princes Street and terminating at Trongate
OS1/21/33/91 MILLAR'S PLACE Millar's Place Corner Ticket 006.11 A narrow street leading in an easterly direction from King St and terminating at the Saltmarket
OS1/21/33/91 PRINCES. STREET Princes Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A narrow street branching in a westerly direction from the Saltmarket and terminating at King Street
OS1/21/33/91 ST ANDREW STREET St Andrew Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A short street leading from the Saltmarket to St Andrew's Square
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OS1/21/33/92 CLYDESDALE ARMS INN [East Nile St] Clydesdale Arms Inn Clydesdale Arms Inn Sign Board John Becket Occupier 006.11 An old established inn having stabling attached, situated at the end of East Nile Street
OS1/21/33/92 EAST NILE STREET East Nile Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A short street branching northerly from the Gallogate
OS1/21/33/92 GALLOWGATE Gallowgate Gallowgate Gallowgate West Gallowgate Street Gallowgate Street Corner Tickets Post Office Directory Printed List of Street Names Parliamentary Municipal (--) Maps of Glasgow 006.11 A long and irregular street leading in an easterly direction from the "Cross" and terminating at the bridge over Camlachie Burn
OS1/21/33/92 LONDON STREET London Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A long and wide street branching in a south easterly direction from the end of the Saltmarket and terminating at the end of Greendyke Street
OS1/21/33/92 RICHMOND LANE Richmond Lane Corner Tickets 006.11 A short narrow lane branching southerly from the Gallowgate
OS1/21/33/92 ST ANDREW LANE St Andrew Lane Corner Tickets 006.11 A lane branching southerly from the Gallowgate and terminating at St Andrew Square
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OS1/21/33/93 CHARLOTTE LANE Charlotte Lane Corner Tickets 006.11 An irregular lane branching from St Andrew Lane in an easterly direction and terminating at South St Mungo St
OS1/21/33/93 LONDON LANE London Lane Corner Tickets 006.11 A narrow lane branching from London Street in a south easterly direction and terminating at St Andrew Street
OS1/21/33/93 POWERLOOM FACTORY [Boarshead Close] Powerloom Facory (cotton) Powerloom Facory Manager Gatekeeper 006.11 A small Powerloom Factory for the weaving of cotton, on the north side of Boarshead Close
OS1/21/33/93 SPOUT MOUTH Spout Mouth Corner Tickets 006.11 An irregular Lane or Alley leading from the Old Vennel and terminating at the Gallowgate
OS1/21/33/93 ST JAMES' FREE CHURCH St James' Free Church William Spiers Beadle 006.11 A handsome built edifice the interior of which is well fitted up with pews, gallery etc sufficiently commodious for about 1000 persons
OS1/21/33/93 Sheet VI-II No17 City of Glasgow
OS1/21/33/94 CHARLOTTE STREET 006.11
OS1/21/33/94 COMMERCIAL COURT 006.11
OS1/21/33/94 CUMBERLAND COURT 006.11
OS1/21/33/94 CUMBERLAND FOUNDRY 006.11
OS1/21/33/94 LITTLE DOVEHILL 006.11
OS1/21/33/94 SUGARHOUSE CLOSE 006.11
OS1/21/33/94 TANWORK CLOSE 006.11
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OS1/21/33/95 CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL Congregational Chapel Mr Macintosh Officer 006.11 A small but handsome edifice the interior of which is fitted up with pews to accommodate about 900 persons
OS1/21/33/95 GRAEME STREET Graeme Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street branching in an easterly direction from the end of Blackfriars St and terminating at Hunter Street
OS1/21/33/95 ST JOHN'S CHURCH St John's Church G Gordon Church Officer 006.11 A large and handsomely built edifice on the north side of Graeme Street. Its interior is well fitted up with pews, Gallery etc sufficiently commodious for about 1400 persons.
OS1/21/33/95 ST JOHN'S PLACE St John's Place Corner Tickets 006.11 This name applies to that short street on the west side of St John's Church
OS1/21/33/95 THE WARDLAW MEMORIAL JUBILEE MISSION SCHOOL The Wardlaw Jubilee Memorial Mission School The Wardlaw Jubilee Memorial Mission School On front of building Schoolmasters 006.11 A small but handsome Gothic building, erected in the memory of the late Rev. Dr. Wardlaw by the independent denominations of the City.
OS1/21/33/95 Sheet VI-II No 18 Trace City of Glasgow
OS1/21/33/96 ARMOUR STREET Armour Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street branching easterly from Barrack St and terminating at Moore Street
OS1/21/33/96 INFANTRY BARRACKS Barracks Barracks Printed list of the names of streets etc Barrack Master 006.11 An extensive area enclosed by a high wall, within which exclusive of the Guard house, Canteen, Hospital, Magazine, Prison, and other minor buildings, there are three large buildings for the accommodation of the Infantry. The centre is for Officers; it is a handsome Ashlar building, 4 storeys high. The other 2 buildings placed at right angles from the centre one are for the accommodation of the soldiers. They were erected by Government in 1795.
OS1/21/33/96 THE BUTTS The Butts The New Stat. Acct. of Scotland P.109 Lanark 006.11 In 1556 a battle was fought here between James Hamilton Earl of Arran-regent, and the Earl of Lennox, in which the former was defeated. The Butts is now occupied by the Infantry Barracks.
OS1/21/33/96 In 1556, during the minority of Mary Queen of Scots, James Hamilton, Earl of Arran, an ancestor of the noble home of Hamilton and nearest heir to the throne after Mary, was appointed Regent, this appointment having been opposed by the Earl of Lennox and the Queen Dowager, an engagement took place at the Butts (now the site of the Infantry Barracks). The citizens taking part with Lennox, the Regent was defeated, which so exasperated him, that, rallying his troops, he entered the town and gave it up to pillage; which was so effectively done that the very doors and windows of the houses were destroyed - New Stat. Acct in P.109
OS1/21/33/97 CALTON MOUTH Calton Mouth Corner Tickets 006.11 An irregular street branching southerly from the Gallowgate and terminating at the north end of Main Street
OS1/21/33/97 EASTWOOD LANE Eastwood Lane Corner Tickets 006.11 A short Lane branching southerly from the Gallowgate
OS1/21/33/97 GIBSON STREET Gibson Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street branching southerly from the Gallowgate and terminating at Cross Gibson Street
OS1/21/33/97 MACFARLANE STREET Macfarlane Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street branching northerly from the Gallowgate and terminating at Graeme Street
OS1/21/33/97 ST JOHN'S SCHOOL St John's School St John's School on Building Schoolmaster 006.11 A small but handsome edifice occupied as one of the parish schools and is in connection with St John's Church
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OS1/21/33/98 GREAT DOVEHILL Great Dovehill Corner Tickets 006.11 A narrow Street branching northerly from the Gallowgate and terminating at Graeme Street
OS1/21/33/98 SARACEN LANE Saracen Lane Corner Tickets 006.11 A Lane branching northerly from the Gallowgate and terminating at the "Saracen Foundry"
OS1/21/33/98 SARACEN FOUNDRY Saracen Foundry (Iron) On Front of Buildings 006.11 A large iron Foundry on the South Side of Graeme Street.
OS1/21/33/98 UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [East Campbell St (west side) U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church Church Officer 006.11 A large and plain built edifice, on the west side of "East Campbell Street Its interior is filled up with pews and accommodates about 1100 persons
OS1/21/33/98 FREE CHURCH Free Church Church Officer 006.11 A tolerably Sized edifice the interior is fitted up with pews to Accommodate about 1000 persons
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OS1/21/33/99 CALTON ENTRY Calton Entry Corner Tickets 006.11 An irregular Street branching southerly from the Gallowgate and terminating at the east end of "Russell Street"
OS1/21/33/99 EAST CAMPBELL STREET East Campbell Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A Street branching northerly from the Gallowgate and terminating at Graeme St.
OS1/21/33/99 KENT STREET Kent Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A Street leading in a southerly direction from the Gallowgate and terminating at Great Hamilton Street
OS1/21/33/99 MARSHALL STREET Marshall Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A Street branching southerly off Gallowgate and terminating at King Street. On the east side of this street is a small Powerloom Factory (Cotton)
OS1/21/33/99 SOUTH ST MUNGO STREET South St Mungo Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A Street branching southerly from the Gallowgate and terminating at the end of London Street.
OS1/21/33/99 UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [East Campbell St (east side) U.P. Church Beadle 006.11 A large oblong built edifice on the east side of "East Campbell St. The interior is fitted up with pews to accommodate about 1200 person.
OS1/21/33/99 Sheet Vl-ll No 18 City of Glasgow
OS1/21/33/100 ANDERSON STREET Anderson Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street branching southerly from the Gallowgate and terminating at King Street
OS1/21/33/100 CHALMERS CHURCH Chalmers' Church Chalmers' Church Printed Bills Church Officer 006.11 A tolerably sized edifice the interior is fitted up with pews to accommodate about 900 persons. It is Quoad Seacra; In connection with this church there is a school which is situated about the Chain to the east.
OS1/21/33/100 CHALMERS SCHOOL Chalmers' School Schoolmasters 006.11 In connection with this church there is a school which is situated about the Chain to the east.
OS1/21/33/100 CHALMERS STREET Chalmers' Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A short street leading from Claythorn St to Anderson St
OS1/21/33/100 CLAYTHORN STREET Claythorn Street Corner Tickets 001.11 A street branching southerly from the Gallowgate and terminating at King St
OS1/21/33/101 ANNFIELD HOUSE Annfield House Annfield House Mr Morton, Bellgrove St On front of building 006.11 A house having offices attached. It is occupied in the meantime as a private Academy.
OS1/21/33/101 BELLGROVE STREET Bellgrove Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street branching northerly off the Gallowgate and terminating at Duke Street
OS1/21/33/101 CATTLE MARKET Cattle Market Cattle Market On Gateway Printed Regulations relative thereto 006.11 An extensive area fitted up with sheep pens and cattle sheds etc. It is appropriated as the public market place for Cattle. At the south west corner are a double range of buildings called the "Market Slaughterhouse"
OS1/21/33/101 MARKET SLAUGHTER HOUSE Market Slaughter House Printed Regulations on Buildings 006.11 At the south west corner are a double range of buildings called the "Market Slaughterhouse"
OS1/21/33/101 MOORE STREET Moore Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A new street branching off the Gallowgate, and is formed as far as the north end of the Iron Foundry.
OS1/21/33/101 TUREEN STREET Tureen Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street branching southerly from Gallowgate and terminating at the east end of King Street
OS1/21/33/101 Sheet VI-II No 19 City of Glasgow
OS1/21/33/102 COTTON MILL [Graham Square] Cotton Mill John Cogan Esq Proprietor 006.11 On the east side (of Graham Square) is a large Cotton Mill.
OS1/21/33/102 GRAHAM SQUARE Graham Square Corner Tickets 006.11 A short street leading off the Gallowgate to the Cattle Market. On the east side is a large Cotton Mill. The property of Jno Cogan Esq and on the west a small Handloom Factory.
OS1/21/33/102 HANDLOOM FACTORY [Graham Square] Handloom Factory (cotton) John Cogan Esq Proprietor 006.11 and on the west (side of Graham Square) a small Handloom Factory.
OS1/21/33/102 MARKET INN [Market Gate] Market Inn Market Inn On Building Mr Colquhoun, Occupier 006.11 A small building within the Market Gate occupied as an Inn
OS1/21/33/102 ST JOHN'S FREE CHURCH SCHOOL St John's Free Church School Schoolmasters 006.11 A handsome Gothic building on the west side of Hill Street. It is appropriated as a school in connection with the Free Church. Attached is a small building occupied as the Infant Department
OS1/21/33/103 MARKET STREET Market Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street branching southerly off the Gallowgate and terminating at Millroad Street
OS1/21/33/103 YOUNG STREET Young Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street branching southerly off the Gallowgate and terminating at Millroad Street
OS1/21/33/103 Marker Street should read Market Street
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OS1/21/33/105 BRIDGEGATE Bridgegate Bridgegate Bridgegate Corner Tickets Map of City Lindsay's Guide thro the City 006.11 A street leading from the end of Stockwell Street in an easterly direction and terminating at Salt Market Street
OS1/21/33/105 EAST CLYDE STREET East Clyde Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street fronting the north side of the River Clyde and extending from the Victoria Bridge in an easterly direction to "Hutchesontown Bridge"
OS1/21/33/105 GREAT CLYDE STREET Great Clyde Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A very wide street fronting the north side of the River Clyde and extending from the end of Stockwell Street to the end of Jamaica St
OS1/21/33/105 PARK'S PLACE Park's Place Ticket on Building 006.11 This name applies to 2 buildings facing the end of Stockwell St
OS1/21/33/105 STOCKWELL STREET Stockwell Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street leading from near the north end of Victoria Bridge in a northerly direction and terminating at Argyle St
OS1/21/33/105 VICTORIA BUILDINGS Victoria Buildings Corner Ticket 006.11 Three high buildings at the corner of Great Clyde Street and Stockwell St
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OS1/21/33/106 STOCKWELL BRIDGE [Victoria Bridge on Site of] Victoria Bridge on site of Stockwell Bridge Lindsay's Guide Map of Glasgow McUre History of Glasgow 006.11 A bridge of 5 arches crossing the River Clyde opposite to Stockwell Street. It was built about 3 years ago and is so named in honour of Her Majesty's visit to Glasgow in 1849. It replaces what was termed the "old Stockwell Bridge" which was built by Bishop Rae in the year 1345. It was originally only 12 feet wide and consisted of 8 arches, but in 1777 an additional 10 feet was made to its breadth. McUres History of Glasgow
OS1/21/33/106 VICTORIA BRIDGE Victoria Bridge on site of Stockwell Bridge Lindsay's Guide Map of Glasgow McUre History of Glasgow 006.11 A bridge of 5 arches crossing the River Clyde opposite to Stockwell Street. It was built about 3 years ago and is so named in honour of Her Majesty's visit to Glasgow in 1849. It replaces what was termed the "old Stockwell Bridge" which was built by Bishop Rae in the year 1345. It was originally only 12 feet wide and consisted of 8 arches, but in 1777 an additional 10 feet was made to its breadth. McUres History of Glasgow
OS1/21/33/107 GUILD HALL Guild Hall in German Text Guild Hall Guild Hall McUres History of Glasgow Mr McFarlane Taylor St Lindsay's Guide Book 006.11 "This structure was rebuilt in 1659 it is in length from east to west seventy two foot, the steeple thereof is in height one hundred and sixty four foot, the foundation is twenty foot square it hath three battlements of curious architecture above one another and a curious clock of molten brass" McUres History
OS1/21/33/107 GUILDRY COURT Guildry Court Corner Tickets 006.11 A long court approached to from Bridgegate on the north, and from East Clyde Street on the south. At the north end of it is a substantial old building where the Guildry meetings were wont to be held but it is now converted into a dwellinghouse. On the south side of it is a tolerably high steeple, having a clock designated by the inhabitants of Glasgow as Bridgegate Steeple.
OS1/21/33/107 STEEPLE [Bridgegate] Steeple in German Text Steeple Steeple McUres History of Glasgow Mr Simpson Millar St Lindsay's Guide Book 006.11 On the south side of it (Guildry Court) is a tolerably high steeple, having a clock designated by the inhabitants of Glasgow as Bridgegate Steeple.
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OS1/21/33/107 The prepopulated name "Guilppy Hall" should read "Guildry Hall"
OS1/21/33/108 BARCLAYS COURT [Bridgegate] Barclay's Court New & Old Clothes Market Entrance Ticket Ticket on Front 006.11 A small court approached to from the south side of Bridgegate. In it is a market for the sale of new and old clothing.
OS1/21/33/108 MARGARET PLACE Margaret Place Corner Tickets 006.11 A narrow lane leading from the south side of Bridgegate and terminating at Jail Square
OS1/21/33/108 MARKET STREET Market Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A short street branching branching from the south side of Bridgegate and terminating at Jail Square
OS1/21/33/108 MERCHANT LANE Merchant Lane Corner Tickets 006.11 A narrow lane branching from the south side of Bridgegate and terminating at East Clyde Street
OS1/21/33/108 VI-II No 21 Trace 3 City of Glasgow
OS1/21/33/109 BRIDGEGATE CHURCH Bridgegate Church Bridgegate Church Bridgegate Church The Rev W Mitchell John Dott Beadle Church documents 006.11 A small church in East Clyde St the interior of which is fitted up with pews, Gallery etc, sufficiently commodious for about 600 persons altho' Bridgegate Church be the proper name, it is but merely a chapel of ease to St James Parish Church. It is at present in contemplation to have Bridgegate and its district erected into a Quoad Sacra Charge.
OS1/21/33/109 CENTRAL SLAUGHTERHOUSE Central Slaughter House Central Slaughter House Central Slaughter House Gatekeeper & Clerks written documents relative thereto Stat.Acct. 006.11 A group of buildings consisting of cattle and sheep killing sheds, or rooms as they are termed, a Cattle Pen or fold, a Pig Killing yard and other offices
OS1/21/33/109 CITY CLOTHES MARKET City Clothes Market Written on entrance gates 006.11 An open court behind the Central Slaughter House, having 3 iron built sheds fitted up with stands for the sale of old and new clothes
OS1/21/33/109 MARKET INN [Jail Square] Market Inn Market Inn Mr Scouler Occupier Gatekeeper of Slaughter House 006.11 An old established public house on the west side of Jail Square at the entrance into the Slaughter House
OS1/21/33/109 VI-II No 21 Trace City of Glasgow
OS1/21/33/110 COURT HOUSE Court House Court House Doorkeepers Builder 006.11 A fine range of buildings with a Grecian Dome portico in front. In it are halls devoted to the holding of the Sheriff and Justice of Peace courts; in addition but on the 2nd flat there is a more spacious hall where there are held the sittings of the Supreme Judicature, and a number of Witness rooms etc. Till very recently part of the building was occupied as a prison, but is (---) a converting into Court and Witness Rooms. That portion on the west and north side of the open court will very shortly be occupied as a Police Office.
OS1/21/33/110 MARKET LANE Market Lane Police Officers 006.11 A short street or lane leading from East Clyde Street to Jail Square
OS1/21/33/110 POLICE OFFICE [Court House] Police Office Doorkeepers Builder 006.11 That portion on the west and north side of the open court will very shortly be occupied as a Police Office.
OS1/21/33/111 BRASS FOUNDRY [Buchan St] Brass Foundry Thos Lockerby Esq Proprietor Manager 006.11 On the west side of this street (Buchan Street) are tolerably large Brass Works and adjoining to which on the south iron Tube Works.
OS1/21/33/111 BUCHAN STREET Buchan Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street leading in a southerly direction from the west end of Clyde Terrace and terminating at Malta Street. On the west side of this street are tolerably large Brass Works and adjoining to which on the south iron Tube Works. The property of John Wilson.
OS1/21/33/111 CEMENT WORKS [Kirk St] Cement Works on front of Building 006.11 In it (Kirk Street) are cement works the property of Mr McLinton
OS1/21/33/111 CLYDE TERRACE Clyde Terrace Corner Tickets 006.11 A street fronting the south side of the River Clyde. Extending from the end of main street to the end of Buchan Street.
OS1/21/33/111 FREE CHURCH TERRITORIAL SCHOOL [Clyde Terrace] Free Church Territorial School Free Church Territorial School Mr Robinson Teacher on front of building 006.11 The 2nd flat of a house in Clyde Terrace fitted up and occupied as a school in connection with the Free Church. The schoolmaster salary is partly from the government grant and partly from the Free Church Education Fund beside school fees
OS1/21/33/111 KIRK STREET Kirk Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street branching east from Buchan Street and terminating at Main Street. In it are cement works the property of Mr McLinton
OS1/21/33/111 MONCRIEFF STREET Moncrieff Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street branching southerly from Kirk Street and terminating at Malta Street
OS1/21/33/111 TUBE WORKS [Buchan St] Tube Works John Wilson Proprietor 006.11 On the west side of this street (Buchan Street) are tolerably large Brass Works and adjoining to which on the south iron Tube Works. The property of John Wilson.
OS1/21/33/111 VI-II No 21 Trace 4
OS1/21/33/112 DISTILLERY [Muirhead St] Distillery Distillery Mr D Gray on Building 006.11 A large distillery situated between Muirhead Street and Main Street, having Draff house, Mash house, Engine house and office attached. The property of C&D Gray
OS1/21/33/112 FREE CHURCH [Carlton Place] Free Church (seats for 1500) Free Church Mr Robinson Schoolmaster Church Officer 006.11 A large church at the end of Carlton Place, the interior is well fitted up with pews, galleries etc sufficiently commodious for 1500 sitters
OS1/21/33/112 HUTCHESONTOWN BRIDGE Hutchesontown Bridge Hutchesontown Bridge Hutchesontown Bridge Lindsay's Guide Book Map of Glasgow Mr Simpson 006.11 A bridge of 5 arches over the River Clyde, it was built between the years 1829 and 1833, is about 406 feet long by 30 broad and has a parapet wall of clumsy character
OS1/21/33/113 GREENDYKE STREET Greendyke Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street leading from the end of Saltmarket in an easterly direction and terminating at the end of London Street or Monteith Row
OS1/21/33/113 JAIL SQUARE Jail Square Corner Tickets 006.11 This name applies to that area on the north side of Court House and Police Office
OS1/21/33/113 LOW GREEN STREET Low Green Street Corner Ticket 006.11 A street leading from Greendyke Street (to?) St Andrews St
OS1/21/33/113 ST ANDREW'S EPISCOPAL CHAPEL St Andrew's Chapel (Episcopal) Church Officer Mr Lynch Greendyke St 006.11 A plain oblong building erected by subscription in 1751. The interior is fitted up with pews and gallery capable to contain about 700 persons
OS1/21/33/113 STEEL STREET Steel Street Corner Ticket 006.11 A short street branching from the Saltmarket and terminating at Low Green Street
OS1/21/33/113 VI-II No 22 Trace 1 City of Glasgow
OS1/21/33/114 DYER LANE Dyer Lane Corner 006.11 A short lane behind the houses on the south side of St Andrew Square
OS1/21/33/114 MURDOCH'S SCHOOL Murdoch's School (Endowed) School master 006.11 An endowed school on the east side of St Andrew Square
OS1/21/33/114 PARRY'S MUSIC HALL Princes Theatre Princes Theatre Parry's Music Hall Parry's Music Hall Parry's Music Hall Mr Hunter Sawmills Its present occupiers Mr Parry Proprietor Mr Muir House Factor Printed Bills 006.11 A small building formerly a theatre on the north side of Greendyke Street. It was purchased recently by Mr Parry who holds it as a Music Hall.
OS1/21/33/114 PRINCE'S THEATRE Princes Theatre Princes Theatre Parry's Music Hall Parry's Music Hall Parry's Music Hall Mr Hunter Sawmills Its present occupiers Mr Parry Proprietor Mr Muir House Factor Printed Bills 006.11 A small building formerly a theatre on the north side of Greendyke Street. It was purchased recently by Mr Parry who holds it as a Music Hall.
OS1/21/33/114 ST ANDREW SQUARE St Andrew Square Corner Tickets 006.11 A large oblong square having St Andrew's Church in the centre
OS1/21/33/114 ST ANDREW'S CHURCH St Andrew's Church St Andrew's Church Beadle Mr McCammond Grandyke St 006.11 A large and fine built edifice in the centre of St Andrews Square. Its interior is most handsomely fitted with pews galleries etc sufficiently commodious for about 900 persons. This is one of the City parish churches and was built in 1756.
OS1/21/33/115 EASTERN SAW MILLS Eastern Saw Mills Eastern Saw Mills On Front of Buildings Mr Hunter Proprietor 006.11 Saw Mills on the north side of Greendyke Street
OS1/21/33/115 GLASGOW EYE INFIRMARY Glasgow Eye Infirmary On Front of Building 006.11 A large oblong building on the west side of charlotte Street occupied as the Glasgow Eye Infirmary
OS1/21/33/115 MODEL LODGING HOUSE Model Lodging House Model Lodging House On Front of Building Matron 006.11 A large and plain oblong building occupied as a Model Lodging house and under direction of the Association for improving the Lodging houses of the working classes
OS1/21/33/115 ST ANDREW'S BATHS AND WASHINGHOUSE St Andrew's Baths & Washing house St Andrew's Baths & Washing house On Front of Building Manager 006.11 A small square of buildings fitted up as Baths and Washing houses
OS1/21/33/115 ST ANDREW'S SCHOOL St Andrew's School St Andrew's School On Front of Building Schoolmaster 006.11 A large building occupied as the sessional or parish school in connection with St Andrews Church
OS1/21/33/115 Sheet VI-II No 22 City of Glasgow
OS1/21/33/116 CITY FISH MARKET City Fish Market Police Officers 006.11 A large iron built house occupied as the "City Fish Market
OS1/21/33/116 COTTON MILL [nr Cumberland Foundry] Cotton Mill (Spinning) Manager 006.11 A small cotton spinning mill on the west side of the Cumberland Foundry
OS1/21/33/116 NUNNERY [Charlotte St] Nunnery Nunnery Abbess Mr Hunter Greendyke St 006.11 An oblong square building occupied as a nunnery, situate on the west side of Charlotte St
OS1/21/33/116 SALTMARKET Saltmarket Corner Tickets 006.11 A street leading from the Cross to Jail Square
OS1/21/33/116 ST ANDREW'S R.C. SCHOOL St Andrews RC School St Andrews RC School School Mistress on Building 006.11 A large and handsomely built edifice occupied as a Roman Catholic school
OS1/21/33/117 MUIRHOUSE PLACE Muirhouse Place Corner Tickets 006.14 2 houses on the west side of Pollockshaws Road and being part of the hamlet called Muirhouses
OS1/21/33/117 MUIRHOUSE T.P. Muirhouse T.P. Muirhouse T.P. John Dunn Sign Board 006.14 2 Turnpike gates, one crossing Pollockshaws Road, the other the extreme end of Eglinton St
OS1/21/33/117 MUIRHOUSES Muirhouses Muirhouses John Dunn J.P. Police Officers 006.14 This name applies to 2 ranges of small houses on the west side of Pollockshaws Road
OS1/21/33/117 SHEILDS BURN Sheilds Burn Sheilds Burn Police Officers John Dunn 006.14 A small stream passing the Nursery at Muirhouses
OS1/21/33/117 VI-14 No 19 City of Glasgow
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OS1/21/33/119 CROSS GIBSON STREET Cross Gibson Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A short street branching easterly from Calton Entry and terminating a short distance past the south end of Gibson Street
OS1/21/33/119 RUSSELL STREET Russell Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A short street leading from Kent Street and terminating at the south end of Calton Entry
OS1/21/33/119 SCHOOL [St James's Church] School Schoolmaster 006.11 The School at the east end of it (St James's Church) is in connection with the Congregation.
OS1/21/33/119 ST ALPHONSE'S R. C. CHAPEL St Alphonsus R.C. Chapel St Alphonsus R.C. Chapel on front of Edifice Doorkeeper 006.11 A handsomely built edifice the interior of which is fitted up with seats to accommodate about 1000 persons
OS1/21/33/119 ST JAMES'S CHURCH St James's Church Mr Smart Church Officer 006.11 A large and plain built edifice the interior of which is well fitted up with pews, gallery etc sufficiently commodious for about 1250 persons. It is one of the City Parish churches. The School at the east end of it is in connection with the Congregation.
OS1/21/33/119 SUFFOLK STREET Suffolk Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A short street leading from South St Mungo St to Kent Street
OS1/21/33/119 Sheet VI-II No 23 City of Glasgow
OS1/21/33/119 Name as written has been mis-spelt as St Alphonse's and should read St Alphonsus
OS1/21/33/120 DEACON'S CLOSE Deacon's Close Tickets 006.11 A close on the south side of King Street
OS1/21/33/120 DEACON'S LANE Deacon's Lane Corner Tickets 006.11 A narrow and short Lane branching westerly from Main Street
OS1/21/33/120 KING STREET King Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street leaving the north end of Main Street in an easterly direction and terminating at the south end of Tureen Street
OS1/21/33/120 NEW STREET New Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street commencing at the south end of Calton Entry and terminating at the south end of Main Street
OS1/21/33/120 ST LUKE'S CHURCH St Luke's Church Mr Mitchell Church Officer 006.11 A tolerably sized edifice the interior of which is fitted up with pews to accommodate about 1000 persons. It is a Chapel of ease to the Barony Parish. The school at the east end is in connection with it
OS1/21/33/121 BARCLAY'S COURT [Main St] Barclay's Court Corner Ticket 006.11 An oblong court on the east side of Main Street
OS1/21/33/121 BRICKFIELD OPEN Brickfield Open Corner Ticket 006.11 A Lane branching easterly from Main Street
OS1/21/33/121 MONTEITH LANE Monteith Lane Police Officers 006.11 A narrow Lane branching easterly off Somerville Place and terminating at Binnie Place
OS1/21/33/121 MONTEITH ROW Monteith Row Corner Tickets 006.11 A long street leading from the end (of) London Street and terminating at Binnie Place
OS1/21/33/121 SOMERVILLE PLACE Somerville Place Corner Tickets 006.11 A short street leading from Monteith Row and terminating at Great Hamilton Street
OS1/21/33/121 UNION PLACE Union Place Corner Tickets 006.11 A narrow Lane branching westerly off Green Street
OS1/21/33/121 PARKER'S COURT 006.11
OS1/21/33/121 Sheet VI-II No 23 City of Glasgow
OS1/21/33/121 The third entry for Parker's Court is missing
OS1/21/33/122 GILLESPIE UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Gillespie U.P. Church Church Officer 006.11 A large and handsome edifice the interior of which is well fitted up with pews, gallery etc sufficiently commodious for about 1100 persons, attached to the end of it is a school in connection with the congregation
OS1/21/33/122 GREAT HAMILTON STREET Great Hamilton Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A long street branching south easterly off South St Mungo Street and terminating at Greenhead Ropery
OS1/21/33/122 MORRIS PLACE Morris Place Corner Tickets 006.11 A short street leading from Great Hamilton Street to Monteith Row
OS1/21/33/122 REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Reformed Presbyterian Church Church Officer 006.11 A large plain built edifice the interior of which is fitted up with pews to accommodate about 1200 persons
OS1/21/33/122 WELL STREET Well Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street branching northerly off Great Hamilton Street and terminating at the west end of Kirk Street
OS1/21/33/123 ALSTON'S LANE Alston's Lane Corner tickets 006.11 A short and narrow Lane branching westerly off Risk Street
OS1/21/33/123 KIRK STREET Kirk Street Corner tickets 006.11 A street leading from the south end of Main Street and terminating at Green Street
OS1/21/33/123 RISK STREET Risk Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A short street branching northerly off Great Hamilton St
OS1/21/33/123 ST LUKE'S FREE CHURCH St Luke's Free Church Church Officer 006.11 A small but handsome Gothic building the interior of which is well fitted up with pews capable of accommodating about 900 persons
OS1/21/33/123 SWEETS COURT Sweet's Court Tickets 006.11 A court on the north side of Great Hamilton Street
OS1/21/33/123 UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH U.P. Church Mr Thomson, Church Officer 006.11 A large and plain built edifice the interior of which is fitted up with pews for about 1200 persons
OS1/21/33/123 VI-II No 23 City of Glasgow
OS1/21/33/124 CLARKSON'S COURT Clarkson's Court Corner Tickets 006.11 An irregular court on the north side of Kirk Street
OS1/21/33/124 GREEN STREET Green Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A long street leading from the east end of King Street and terminating at Great Hamilton Street
OS1/21/33/124 MAIN STREET Main Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street branching from the west end of Kirk Street and terminating at the west end of King Street
OS1/21/33/124 STEVENSON STREET Stevenson Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street branching easterly from Green Street and terminating at the end (of) Abercromby Street
OS1/21/33/124 THOMSON'S LANE Thomson's Lane Corner Tickets 006.11 A short but wide lane branching westerly off Green Street
OS1/21/33/125 FREE CHURCH Free Church Beadle 006.11 A handsome Gothic building the interior of which is well fitted up with pews sufficiently commodious for about 750 persons
OS1/21/33/125 MECHANICS PLACE Mechanics Place Corner tickets 006.11 A range of houses on the north side of Millroad Street
OS1/21/33/125 MILLROAD STREET Millroad Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street leading from the south end of Tureen Street in an eastern direction and terminating at Abercromby Street
OS1/21/33/125 ST JOHN'S SCHOOL St John's School Schoolmasters 006.11 A large schoolhouse on the west side of Young Street,it is one of the parish schools in connection with St John's Church
OS1/21/33/125 UNION STREET Union Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A short street branching from Green St and terminating at James St
OS1/21/33/125 VI-II No24 City of Glasgow
OS1/21/33/126 ABERCROMBY STREET Abercromby Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street branching southerly off Gallowgate and terminating at the east end of Stevenson Street
OS1/21/33/126 ATLAS FOUNDRY Atlas Foundry Atlas Foundry On front of building Manager 006.11 A small iron Foundry on the east side of Market St
OS1/21/33/126 BURIAL GROUND [St Mary's R.C. Chapel] 006.11 Attached to it (St Mary's R.C.Chapel) is a Manse, Orphans' Hall, a large schoolhouse and a tolerably sized Burial Ground
OS1/21/33/126 CONVENT [St Mary's R.C. Chapel] 006.11 Attached to it (St Mary's R.C.Chapel) is a Manse, Orphans' Hall, a large schoolhouse and a tolerably sized Burial Ground
OS1/21/33/126 FLOUR MILL [Market St] Flour Mill Flour Mill Manager Mr Young Proprietor 006.11 A large flour mill on the east side of Market Street
OS1/21/33/126 MANSE [St Mary's R.C. Chapel] 006.11 Attached to it (St Mary's R.C.Chapel) is a Manse, Orphans' Hall, a large schoolhouse and a tolerably sized Burial Ground
OS1/21/33/126 ORPHANS' HALL [St Mary's R.C. Chapel] 006.11 Attached to it (St Mary's R.C.Chapel) is a Manse, Orphans' Hall, a large schoolhouse and a tolerably sized Burial Ground
OS1/21/33/126 SCHOOL [St Mary's R.C. Chapel] 006.11 Attached to it (St Mary's R.C.Chapel) is a Manse, Orphans' Hall, a large schoolhouse and a tolerably sized Burial Ground
OS1/21/33/126 ST MARY'S R.C. CHAPEL St Mary's R.C.Chapel Reverend Peter Forbes 006.11 A large and handsome edifice the interior of which is well fitted up with pews. It accommodates about 1400 persons. Attached to it is a Manse, Orphans' Hall, a large schoolhouse and a tolerably sized Burial Ground
OS1/21/33/127 BRITISH IRON WORKS British Iron Works British Iron Works On front of buildings Managers 006.11 A large Foundry on the south side of the Gallowgate
OS1/21/33/127 EASTERN FIRE ENGINE STATION Eastern Fire Engine Station On Front of Buildings 006.11 A Fire Engine Station on the east side of Struthers Street
OS1/21/33/127 EASTERN POLICE STATION Eastern Police Office Lieu of Police 006.11 A small Police Office at the corner of Struthers Street with Stevenson Street
OS1/21/33/127 HENRIETTA STREET Henrietta Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street branching southerly off Gallowgate and terminating at East Rose Street
OS1/21/33/127 JAMES STREET James' Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street branching off Millroad Street and terminating at Stevenson Street
OS1/21/33/127 STRUTHERS STREET Struthers Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street branching southerly off Millroad Street and terminating at Stevenson Street
OS1/21/33/127 VI-II No 24 City of Glasgow
OS1/21/33/128 BELL STREET Bell Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street branching southerly from Millroad Street and terminating at Stevenson Street. On the east side of this street is a small Mission Church in connection with the Free Church
OS1/21/33/128 BUCHANAN LANE Buchanan Lane Corner Tickets 006.11 A narrow lane leading from Struthers Street to Bell Street
OS1/21/33/128 COTTON MILL [Tobago St] Spinning Mill (cotton) Manager 006.11 A small Spinning Mill on the east side of Tobago Street
OS1/21/33/128 MISSION FREE CHURCH [Bell St] Mission Free Church Beadle 006.11 On the east side of this street (Bell Street) is a small Mission Church in connection with the Free Church
OS1/21/33/128 TOBAGO STREET Tobago Street Tickets 006.11 A street branching southerly off Stevenson Street and terminating at Canning Street
OS1/21/33/128 WYPER'S COURT Wyper's Court Ticket 006.11 A court on the south side of Stevenson Street
OS1/21/33/129 COTTON MILL (Abercromby St] Spinning Mill (cotton) Manager 006.11 A small Spinning Mill on the west side of Abercromby Street
OS1/21/33/129 COULTER'S LANE Coulter's Lane Corner Tickets 006.11 A Lane branching easterly off the south end of Abercromby Street
OS1/21/33/129 DUNCAN STREET Duncan Street Corner tickets 006.11 A street branching easterly off Abercromby Street and terminating at Marlborough Street
OS1/21/33/129 KERR STREET Kerr Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street branching southerly off East Rose Street and terminating at Little Street
OS1/21/33/129 MARLBOROUGH STREET Marlborough Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street branching southerly off East Rose Street and terminating at Little Street
OS1/21/33/129 ST JOSEPH'S PLACE St Joseph's Place Corner Ticket 006.11 A short lane branching easterly off Abercromby Street
OS1/21/33/129 VI-II No 24 City of Glasgow
OS1/21/33/130 CALTON Calton Police officers 006.11 A district or parish comprising a considerable extent of Streets, Lanes etc. It is bounded on the north by King Street and Millroad Street, on the east by part of the south end of Abercromby Street and embracing Little Street, McKechnie Street and West Street; on the south by Canning Street (and) Great Hamilton Street; and on the west by Kent Street
OS1/21/33/130 EAST ROSE STREET East Rose Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street branching off Abercromby Street and terminating at the north of Greenvale Street
OS1/21/33/130 GREENVALE STREET Greenvale Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street leading southerly from the east end of East Rose Street and terminating at the west end of Crownpoint Road
OS1/21/33/130 JAMES STREET James Street Corner Tickets 006.11 A street branching southerly off Waterloo Street and terminating at Crownpoint Road
OS1/21/33/130 WOTHERSPOON'S COURT Wotherspoon's Court Tickets 006.11 A court between Marlborough (and) Greenvale Street
OS1/21/33/131 OS1/21/33 Name Book (Part 7) City of Glasgow Sheet VI-II Plans 6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24 Sheet VI - I4 Plan 19 Co Lanark 1853-58
OS1/21/33/132 [Page] 132 Name -- Page Abercromby Street -- 126 Airds Lane -- 83 Almshouse -- 27 Alstons Lane -- 123 Anchor Tavern -- 78 Andersonian University -- 16 Anderson Street -- 100 Annfield House -- 101 Annfield Place -- 73 Antigua Court -- 85 Apothecaries Hall -- 48 Argyle Street -- 46 Argyle Arcade -- 46 Ark Lane -- 69 Armour Street -- 96 Asylum for Indigent Old Men -- 19 Athenaeum -- 40 Atlas Foundry -- 126 Ayton Court -- 90 Ayton Place -- 90 Bath Street -- 1 Bay Horse Tavern -- 8 Baptist Chapel -- 13 Balfours School -- 17 Balmano Street -- 18 Barony Church -- 21 Bank of Scotland -- 44 Barony Parochial Chambers -- 53 Bazaar -- 56 Barrack Street -- 70 Back Wynd -- 80 Baptist Chapel -- 90 Barbers Court -- 91 Barclays Court -- 108 Barclays Court -- 121 Bell Street -- 57 Bell Street -- 87 Bell Street -- 128 Bellgrove Street -- 101 Bishop Laws Monument -- 23 Bishops Palace -- 31 Blacks' Monument -- 26 Blackfriars Street -- 60 Black Boy Close -- 87 Black Bull Hotel -- 71 Blooming Dale Street -- 71 Boarshead Close -- 87 Branch of the City of Glasgow Bank -- 86 Brass Foundry -- 111 Bridgegate -- 105 Bridgegate Church -- 109 Bridge of Sighs -- 29 British Linen Company Bank -- 42 British Iron Works -- 127 Brickfield Open -- 121 Broad Close -- 58 Broompark -- 35 Brunswick Lane -- 80 Brunswick Street -- 49 Brunswick Court -- 55 Buchanan Street -- 37 Buchanan Place -- 38 Buchanan Court -- 55 Buchanan Court -- 76 Buchanan Court -- 81 Buchanan Court -- 85 Buchanan Lane -- 128 Buchan Street -- 111 Burnside Street -- 66 Burnside Tannery -- 67 Burnside Facory -- 66 Burrells Hill -- 63 Bush Close -- 85 Bucks Head Hotel -- 77 Calton 130 Calton Mouth 97 Calton Entry 99 Canada Street 41 Canon Street 51 Candleriggs 54
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OS1/21/33/133 [Page] 133 Name -- Page Candleriggs Court -- 55 Carrick Hotel -- 77 Cathedral -- 21 Cathedral Street -- 1 Cathedral Lodge -- 32 Catherine Lane -- 14 Cattle Market -- 101 Central Police Office -- 56 Central Slaughter House -- 109 Chatham Place -- 13 Church Lane -- 32 Church -- 63 Charles Buildings -- 71 Charlotte Street -- 93 Charlotte Street -- 94 Chalmers Street -- 100 Chalmers Church -- 100 Chalmers School -- 100 City Hall -- 56 City Clothes Market -- 109 City Fish Markket -- 116 Clarksons Court -- 24 Clydesdale Arms Inn -- 92 Claythorn Street -- 100 Clydesdale Bank -- 45 Cement Works -- 111 Clyde Terrace -- 111 Cochrane Street -- 43 College of Glasgow -- 59 College of Glasgow -- 61 College Street -- 52 College Open -- 54 College Green -- 59 College Church -- 60 College School -- 60 Congregational Chapel -- 95 Commercial Hotel -- 50 Commercial Court -- 55 Commercial Court -- 94 Cornwall Place -- 13 Cossack Inn -- 91 Cotton Mill -- 102 Cotton Mill -- 116 Cotton Mill -- 128 Cotton Mill -- 129 County Buildings -- 50 Court House -- 101 Coulters Lane -- 129 Clay Brae -- 67 Cranston Hotel -- 10 Cross -- 87 Cross Steeple -- 88 Cross Gibson -- Street Crow Hotel -- Crown Court -- Croy Place -- Cumberland Court -- Cumberland Foundry -- Darnleys Cottage -- Dougall Place -- Dempster Street -- Deanside Lane -- Dean Street -- Deacons Close -- Dicks Monument -- Distillery -- Dobbie Place -- Doncaster Tavern -- Drygate Lane -- Drygate -- Dundas Street -- Dundas Lane -- Duke of Wellington's Statue -- Duke Street -- Dunchattan House --
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OS1/21/33/134 [Page] 134 Dunchattan Street -- 71 Dunlop Street -- 77 Duncan Street -- 129 Dyewood Mill -- 90 Dyer Lane -- 114 East George Street -- 8 Eagle Hotel -- 75 Eagle Lane -- 76 East Howard Street -- 81 East Nile Street -- 92 Eastwood Lane -- 97 East Campbell Street -- 99 Eastern Saw Mills -- 115 Eastern Fire Engine Station -- 127 Eastern Police Station -- 127 East Rose Street -- 130 E.U. Church -- 90 Free Church -- 82 Free Church -- 84 Free Church -- 98 Free Church -- 111 Free Church -- 112 Free Church -- 125 Fiddlers Close -- 58 Fore Hall -- 61 Flour Mill -- 126
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