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28 ^<br />

per week and one penny for each odd night for each Soldier. <strong>The</strong><br />

Billet master attends from ] 1 to 5 o'clock on the 28th <strong>of</strong> each month<br />

(when it does not fall on Sunday) and the two following days, to pay<br />

the Government allowance.<br />

iV. B. <strong>The</strong> case <strong>of</strong> a soldier who charged 8/ for a billet <strong>of</strong> two<br />

weeks, upon an inhabitant, was brought before the sitting Magistrate,<br />

who, after hearing both parties, and examining witnesses, ordered the<br />

soldier to refund the overcharge, and communicate this circumstance<br />

to his comrades; and decerned that IjG per week is a sufficient sum<br />

in lieu <strong>of</strong> a bed; but as the soldier is put to some trouble to provide a<br />

bed for himself, he should be allowed 6d. additional, making a sum<br />

<strong>of</strong> 2/ per week; and if at any future time a higher charge is made, it<br />

should not be allowed to pass unnoticed<br />

<strong>Glasgow</strong> Herald, 25d Dec. 1822.<br />

A case similar to the above was tried in the Justice <strong>of</strong> Peace court,<br />

when a sergeant made a charge <strong>of</strong> 5s. per week, for one man, for a<br />

bed, which the inhabitant resisted as being too much; the Justices adhering<br />

to a decision <strong>of</strong> the Magistrates in December, 1822, decided,<br />

that 2s. per week was the proper sum to be paid to one man in lieu <strong>of</strong><br />

a bed.<br />

<strong>Glasgow</strong> Chronicle, 17th June, 1824.<br />

ACTING JUSTICES, residing chiefly at Glasgot^.<br />

Alston, J. T. merchant, Moor park, 15, Queen street<br />

Alston, R. D. merchant, Tontine buildings<br />

Brown, Kichol, <strong>of</strong> Westcrhaugh, Ship bank<br />

Bannatyne, Dugrdd, postmaster, P<strong>of</strong>et <strong>of</strong>Sce<br />

Brown, John, <strong>of</strong> Auclilochan, 12, Buchanan street<br />

Buchanan, John, <strong>of</strong> Ardoch<br />

Buchanan, James, <strong>of</strong> Ardenconnel<br />

Campbell, Alexander, jun. v.riter, II, Ingram street<br />

Campbell, James, <strong>of</strong> Petershill<br />

Ccrbet, James, Porterfield, merchant, Morrison's court<br />

Corbet, Koss, merchant, IMorrison's court<br />

Douglas, John, <strong>of</strong> Barloch, writer, 32, Hutcheson street<br />

Douglas, Archibald, merchant, 31, Miller street<br />

Davidson, Pr<strong>of</strong>essor, College new court<br />

Dick, Richard, merchant, 81, Trongate<br />

Dennistoun, Alexander Bruce, <strong>of</strong> West-thorn<br />

Dennistoun, James, <strong>of</strong> Ijolfhill, GlaSgow bank<br />

Ewing, James, merchant, Ingram buildings<br />

Falconer, Thomas, <strong>of</strong> Brownyside, 9 i ,<br />

Glassford streefe<br />

Faric, James, <strong>of</strong> Farm<br />

Finlay, Robert, <strong>of</strong> Easterhill, Virginia buildings

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