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46 POST OFFICE LONDON (1852. John Chapman (supernumerary), James Douglas Dove, Thomas Robert11, John Lttson, Henry Boek, Charles Bladen Ruspini, Brooking Soady,GeorgeWilHam Dowton Thomat Whitmell, John Tilhury, Joseph Stennett, John & Franci• Alfred Hawker, eflqrs Conder, Thoma9 Slater, William Ricbter, John Wood Ju'niur Ezaminerr, William Henry Rudlin, John Howard Deane, llenry Hogben, John Cann, John Brarlsbaw, Kyan, James George Tayler, William V ere Aleton, George James C11mbers, Samuel Leigb; John Pewtner, Henry Blonnt, Tbomas Steward, Philip .Alexander Hughes, Wright, David Hyett, John Ferrabv, Robet't Farmer Richard Tbomas Swinnerton Dyer, Thomag Clifton, Bulliatl Office, William Debonaire Hagg-ard Richard Barnwell Vaughan, William Sargeot, esqrs. ; First InTel(er,John Price; l<'irstOutTeller, John Ricb&rd Hon. Henry George Roper Cnrzon, Charles Augnste De Baker Valmer, William Mostyn, Charles Mallet, Thomas. Francis Issue Office, Nathaniel John Jerwood De Fonblanque, Montague Markby, Waiter Carew Cocks, First Inspector, James Payna Charles Osborne, Hay Cooper, Henry Bentick Arber, Post Bill Office, Eliward Rob8on Robert Salkeld, William Coker Godson, Henry Treherne, Drawing O.fficefor Private Accounts, James Pal mer Henry Charles Maclean (supernumerary), Robert Wil­ Drawing Office for Public Accounts, Thomas Hodgkinson liam Coo m bs, Arthur J ohn:Bowdler Good wyn, John Owen, Di.!count Office, John Green Elsey Ramsay Hamilton Cooper. Charles Franeis Elliott & Bill Office, John William Brooks Nathaniel Tron~hton,esqrs Branch Bank Office Chief, Richard Andrew Mar.den, .Assistant Ezaminerr, Algernon Brent, John Parker Wil­ William Banks liams. Robert John Willia.ms, Edward Ernest lloffay, General Cash Book Office, Samuel John Smyth Henry Fletcher Higgins, Joseph Pattison Coldicott, Solicitor&, James & Charlet Frejjhfield, es:qrs William Staines Dwight, William Wells, Robert Eyston, Standing Counsel, Sir Fitzroy Kelly, kn t Alfred Harris, George Francis Humphery1 Nicholas Surgeon, Alfred Smee, esq Harris Nicolas, Seymour King, Rubert John Berries, Architect, Cbarle11 Robert Cockerell, esq Albert George Braitbwaite, Henry Edmonds, Frederick Engineer, Thomas Oldham de Mussenden Leathes, Thoma11 Henry Phillipps, Alfred Fer BRANCH BANKs, see page 2{)02 Bonham Carter, Alfred Davis, Fraucis Pothonier, John Joseph Mumford, Edwin Owen Jones, Gt>orge Baker, Transfer days in the Stock11 at the Bank·, :East Jndia House, and South Sea House. W1lliam Lawr~cmce Browne, De Pentheny De Pentbeny O'Kelly, Robert Morrisson, Bryan John Stapleton, Wm. AT TIUf. BANK. Goodenough Hayter & Charles Lister Ryan, esqrs Transfer days, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday; 9 2. Head Me81enger ~ Office Keeper, John William Statham hours to half past Mes1enger1, William Gro11s, Jotm Eastwood, William Fores­ Dividends due. ter, Jamea Warren, William Dedman, David Davies, Bank Stock 3 per Cent. reduced • • • • • • • • April5, Oct.\ Thomas Fisher, James Holdway, John Bowater k James Loug Annuities......... • •• , • • • • • • • • • • April5, Oct. 10 Watling Annuities for Terms of years ending Oct.} A '15 0 t 10 10, 1859, pursuant to lOth Geo. IV. • • pri ' c • BANK OP ENGLAND, New 5 per Cent. Annuities • • • • • • • • • • . • Jan. 5, July 5 Threadneedle street, I11corporated. 1694.-Hours 9 to 5. 3 per Cent. 1726 3 per Cent. Consols.... Jan. 5, July 5 GOVBR:KORS AND DIRECTORS Annuities forTermsofyeanendingJan. 5,} Jan 5 Jul TuovsoN HANKEY, .JUN. ESQ. Govwnor 1860, pursuant to lOth Geo. IV. • • . • • • • ' } 5 JoHN GELLIBRA:KD HuBBARD, BSQ. Deputy Gm:ernor Thomas Baring, esq Alfred Latham, esq AT THE EAST INDIA. HOUSE. Henry Wollaston Blake, esq George Lyall, jun. esq Transfer days, Tuesday, Thnr~day, & l:)aturday; honn Edward Henry Chapman, esq Thomas Masterman, esq 9 to 3 on Tuesdays & Thursdays, & 9 to I Saturdays; Robert Wigram Crawford,esq Alexander Matheson, esq dividends due Jan. 5, July 5; pa.}'able on the 6th Jan.& William Cotton, esq James Morris, esq 6tb July; hours 9 to 3 Benjamin Buck Greene, esq George Warde Norman, esq Interest on India Bonds, dueiMarch 31, Sept. 30; payable John Oliver Hanson, e&q John Horsley Pulmer, esq on 1st April & 1st October John Benjamin Heath, esq Sir John Henry Pelly, hart AT THB SOUTH SEA HOUSE, Kirk man Daniel Hodgson,esq Henry J ames PresCQtt, esq Transfer days, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday; Henry Lancelot Holland, esq Thomas Charles Smith, esq hours 9 to 3 Thomas Newman Hunt, eaq Thos. Mattbias Weguelin, esq South Sea Stock 3~ per cent.; New 3 per Cent. annuities, Charlea Frederick Huth, esq Francis Wilson, esq Jan. 5, July 5 Secretary, John Bentley, esq Old 3 per Cent. annuities, April 5, October 10 Deputy Secretary, James Stewart, esq 3 per Cent. 1751, Jan. 5, July 5 Assiltant Secretary, Edwin Wel~tb, esq N.B. No tickets for private transfers can be received at Clerk, George Dean Gray, esq the Bank of England and South Sea House on Saturdays A1.ristant Clerk, David Ritchie, esq after 1 o'clock Secretary to Committee of Treasury,WilliamRaySmee,esq If Life Annuities be transferred between January 5 &: Chief Accountant, William Smee, e~q.; Deputy, George April 4, or between July 5 & Oct. 9, dividends tall due Jan. Earle Gray, esq 5 & July 5; if between April 5, July 4, or October 10 & Jan. Assistant, John Padmore Noble, esq 4. dividends due A.pril5, Oct. 10 Chief Clerk•, Henry Williams Challis & Daniel Hill Tickets for preparin~ the transfer of stock must be given Accountant& Discount Chief Clerks, 1\ficah Cord er & Ben· in at the Bank & South Sea House before 1 o'clock ; at the jamin Hanbnry East India House before 2 STOCK OFFICES. Private transfers at the Bank, East India Hou11e and Bank Stock, Long Annuities, Reduced 3 per Cents. ~c. South Sea Honse may he made at other times than as Transfer Office; Chief Clerks, William Hentley & Wm. above, the books not ~ing shut, by paying 2s. 6d. extra for Ferdinand Baines each transfer 3 per Cents. Consoz.,, \tc. Transfer Office, EXPENSE OP TRANSFER. William Cuell & Thomas lnr;!all Bank stock, £25 and under, 9.,;. j above tllat sum, l2s. 3! per Cents. ~c. Trantj'er Office, East India stoek, 30s. William Jecks & John Stevens South Sea stock, under £100 9s. 6d.; above that sum, 12!. 3 per Cents. Consols~ Reduced Dividend Uffice, Powers of attorney for the sale or transfer of stock to be Joseph Newton Jeft at each office for examination before 2 o'clock the day New 3~ per Cents. ~c. Dividend Office, previous to that on which they can be acted upon; if for William Jones & Richard Thomas <.:orbould receiving dividends, they are to be presented at ttie time tbl Register Office, John Bradney Rippon firf't dividend is payable. Power of Attorney O.ffice, John Skelton The expense of a power of attorney at the Bank for Go· Chancery, John Vaughan vernment funda is .£Ils.6d., and for Bank stock,£llls. 6d.: Cheque Office, Joseph Hooper at the Rast India. House .£1 Us. 6d.; and at the South Sea Storekeeper, Samuel Harrison House £1 Is. 6d. for each of the annuities, and £1 1ls.6d. CHIEP CJ.sHIBR, Matthew Mareha!J, Psq for Soutb Sea Stock. If wanted for the same day, half-past First Auistant, Joseph Ra~enscroft Eh•ey, esq 12 o'clock is the latP;;t time for receiving orders; but instruc­ Second Asiistant, William Miller, esq tions should be llh~·n as early in the morning ai possihle for ~a8hier1, Jame~ Bal1ard, James Vautiu, John Vanderpant, that purpose. The boxee at the .aank and South Sea Hou!f Wjlliam. f9dllali!. Gal tie, WUli!!m P~3kiD,.J oiHJ Willi&me, for receivipg powers of attorney for eale close at 2, .
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    ^1^ n. m) POST OFFICE m 3'" PEETH DIRECTORY. • f30» (C^.^ ^, « ALEX. DRUMMOND, GOZJ} 4* SIZVERSmiTHy JEWELLER y, AND WATCHMAKER, PERTH. SILVER TEA AND COFFEE SERVICES, SPOONS, . FORKS, &c. Best Slieflfield and Birmingham ELECTRO MAGNETO PLATED CRUET & SPIRIT FRAMES, BREAD BASKETS, WAITERS, SPOONS, FORKS, FISH CARVERS, &c. &c. &c. Scotch Pearl, Pebble, and Carengorm Jewellery. HAIR BRACELETS, RINGS, BROOCHES, CHAINS, &c. &c.. Plaited and Mouktbd. V OLD PLATED GOODS RE-FINISHED, EQUAL TO NEW. Silver Plate, Jewellery, and Watches Repaired. Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2010 with funding from National Library of Scotland http://www.archive.org/details/postofficeperthd1854mars National Library of Scotland BOOO 168098' : THE POST OFFICE PEETH DIRECTORY, FOE 1854-55: WITH A COPIOUS APPENDIX, CONTAININa A COMPLETE POST-OFFICE DIRECTOilY, WITH A LARGE SHEET, SHOWING ALL THE FOREIGN AND COLONIAL POSTAGES, ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF MAILS FROM ENGLAND. CAKEIEKS, SHIPPING, &c., WITH OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION. COMPILED AND ARRANGED BY J. MARSHALL & J. GALLOWAY, Clerks. WITH A VIEW AND PLAN OF THE CITY AND ENVIRONS, Engraved Expressly for the Work. PEETH PRINTED FOR THE PUBLISHERS, BY C. G. SIDEY, POST-OFFICE. Price Two /Shillings. NEW FERFUMEET L HAIKDRESSING ESTABLISHMENT, (Opposite the Salutatioti Hotel), (d ANDREW SCOTT, ^tttumn, l^airtrreg^er, antr WUpmaktVy Tl EGS respectfully to announce to the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public generally, of the City and County of Perth, that he has OPENED those PKEMISES, 19 SOUTH STEEET, opposite the Salutation Hotel, where he has got to hand a select Stock of the finest Perfumery, Dressing-Brushes, and Combs, of every description ; and where he will conduct the Hairdressing Business in all its branches.