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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CUSTOM HOUSE (P.H.) [Perth] | Custom House. Custom House. |
Inscription above doorway. John Chalmer's, occupier. |
098 | [Situation] At the junction of York Place and County Place A Small house three Storeys high at the east end of York Place adjoining New Row. The ground flat is a small public house Kept by John Chalmers who collects the City Customs at this place. [added later in a different hand] 'This Customs St is moveable' |
| GLASSITE MEETING HOUSE [S side of High Street-Perth] | Glassite Meeting House (seats for 100) | Mr. Duncan, Teacher. Mr. Readdie, City Architect. Mr. Miller, Assessor. |
098 | [Situation] on the South Side of High Street- This meeting house is situated in a close out of High Street, and is on the 1st floor, it was erected in 1802, has seats for about 100, and the whole building is the property of the congregation |
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City of Perth -- Sheet 98. 5 No.13 -- Trace 2 -- [Page] 121[In red ] "City Customs Collected here" This had better be written on plan as it will shew why the name Custom House is applied to the house
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