Post-Office Annual directory - National Library of Scotland

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Edinburgh Royal Mail Coach- 0£Bce,
NO. 1. Black Bull, Catherine Street.
Carlisle, through Middleton, Bankhouse, Selkirk,
Hawick, Mosspaul, Langholm and Longtown,
at 2 p. m. where it meets the Liverpool
and Manchester mails.
Dumfries, through Noblehouse, Crook and Mof-
fat, every morning at 9 am. where it
meets the Portpatrick mail, and annves
there at ID o'clock, and in time for the
packet the next day for Donaghadee;
where conveyance is to Belfast, Dublin,
and all parts of Ireland.
Glasgow, through Linlithgow, Falkirk and Kylsyth,
every evening at 9, where it meets
^lie Ayr mail, which sets out every morning
at 9.
l^ondon, through Haddington, Dunbar, Berwick,
Belford, Alnwick, Morpeth, Newcastle,
and York ; where it meets the Hull, Don-
caster, Scarborough, and Leeds, as also
the Manchester mail, at half past 3.
London, (Union) taking the above route jjcr mail
to Newcastle and York, through Tad-
caster, Ferrybridge, Doncastei', Belford,
Newark, Grantham, Coltersworth, Stara-
> ford, Stilton., Buckden, Biggleswade and
Hertford, every morning at 5 o'clock.
By the above coach, passengers by taking their
seats through, have the preference of
1816.