The Glasgow directory - National Library of Scotland
The Glasgow directory - National Library of Scotland
The Glasgow directory - National Library of Scotland
You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles
YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.
21<br />
Third District.—'AW the streets, lanes and other places, within<br />
the City, to the east <strong>of</strong> the second line <strong>of</strong> division, and to the north<br />
<strong>of</strong> George-street,<br />
j: <strong>The</strong> following Rate <strong>of</strong> Cartage shall be payable in the said respective<br />
Districts.<br />
any place in Districts<br />
No. No. No.<br />
1 2 3<br />
"For a hhd. <strong>of</strong> sugar, pipe <strong>of</strong> wine, or pun- s. d. s. d. s. d.<br />
cheon <strong>of</strong> rum, from the Broomielaw, Oil 10 12<br />
Do. from the Weigh-house, - - 10 Oil 10<br />
For two puncheons <strong>of</strong> beans or meal, two<br />
bales <strong>of</strong> yarn, or other large casks or<br />
bales, or grain in bags, weighing about<br />
20 cwt. from the Broomielaw, - 12 14 16<br />
Do. do. from the Weigh-house, - 14 12 14<br />
For six casks <strong>of</strong> ashes, or six large bales <strong>of</strong><br />
cotton, or any number <strong>of</strong> barrels or<br />
bales, v/eighing about 18 cwt. from the<br />
Broomielaw, - - - 121416<br />
Do. from the Weigh-house, - 14 12 14<br />
For a Cart Load <strong>of</strong> cork, staves, dried<br />
hides, or any other commodity that requires<br />
a considerable time to load and<br />
unload, from the Broomielaw, - 14^16 18<br />
Do. do. from the Weigh-house, - 16 14 16<br />
For a Cart Load <strong>of</strong> Furniture, or similar<br />
articles that require long time to load<br />
and unload, for the first hour, and so<br />
proportionally, for each Cart, - 10 10 10<br />
And for every other hour, and so proportionally,<br />
for each Cart, - 9 9 9<br />
In carrying Grain, the Carters shall always find sufficient Bags, and<br />
carry the whole <strong>of</strong> their load up one storey, or into a ground flat,<br />
v/ithout any assistance from the employer.<br />
When the Cart Load is to be carried up more than one storey,the<br />
Carter shall receive 2d. per Cart additional; but in this case the<br />
Carter may carry up half the load at his own expense, his employer<br />
being at the expense <strong>of</strong> carrying up the other half.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Carter in all cases shall assist in loading and unloading, but<br />
must always remain by his Cart; and when able so to do, he<br />
must load and unload the Cart himself.<br />
All such quantities <strong>of</strong> Goods as are to be considered a single<br />
Cart Load, and likewise all Rates and Fares not before specially<br />
provided for, in case <strong>of</strong> any dispute, shall be settled by the Sitting<br />
Magistrate.
Change language