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Passengers for Edinburgh must go by the Boat
at 6 or 8 o'clock, mornuig, those for Stirling at 11.
Grangemouth and ? j^j^^ Johnston, 61 , Buchanan street
Carron, 3
Do. John Neil, 20, Buchanan street
To LIVERPOOL and Ports on the Clyde, from Aberdeen-
George Duncan, 53, Queen-street, agent.
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PAISLEY CANAL.
\A Boat for Pcsscngers leaves Glasgow for Paisley and Johnston, at
10 o'clock, forenoon, and at 4 and 5 afternoon in summer;
at 10 forenoon, and 4 afternoon in winter; and an extra Boat on
Wednesday, at 6 afternoon in summer, and at 5 in wmter;
fare to Paibley 9d. and 6d.—to Johnston, 9d. and Is.
Track Boats fur Goods, depart from Glasgow for Paisley and Johnston
at 6 morning—from Johnston for Paisley at 9 morning
and from Paisley for Glasgow, at 10 and 12 forenoon; agents,
John M'Gee, Port Eglinton, and John Miller, Moodie's court,
where list of freights may be seen.
MONKLAND CANAL.
A Passage Boat Starts from Faskin, (II miles distant from Glasgow)
at half past 7, morning, and ftom the Bason Townhead, at 4
o'clock, afternoon ; fare 3d. and 1/3— other Crafi for coals and
heavy articles daily.
BILLETING SOLDIERS.
Soldiers on the recruiting service and not lodged in the Barracks,
are billeted on the Inhabitants in regular rotation, widi the following
exceptions, viz. Parish Ministers and Schoolmasters, Physicians, Sur-
geons, Procurators, Widows, and unman-Jed Ladies not in business,
and Paupers, and uo Inhabitant to have Soldiers billeted on them a
second time, till the whole are gone over.
Occupiers of houses at £3 and under £3 yearly rent, two men for
any number of days under a vv'eek—at £5 and upwards, two men for
two weeks, or the remainder of the month, which may happen to be
seventeen days.
When it is inconvenient to furnish Soldiers with a bed, it has been
usual in lieu thereof to pay 3s. or 4s. a week for two men, payable week-
ly at the option of the Inhabitant. Government allows a return of Sd.
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