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ABERDEEN CITY LIBRARIES Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2011 with funding from National Library of Scotland http://www.archive.org/details/postofficebonacc184748uns : THE POST-OFFICE BON-ACCORD DIRECTORY. 1847-48. ABERDEEN PRINTED FOB THE PBOPRIETOBB, BY JOHN AVERY, CROWN COURT, UNION STREET, Ad .*old by Lewis SiuvrHi 50, Union Street, and by the Booksellers, Letter Carrier." and all Postmasters in the Counties of Aberdeen and Banff; 1847. Q\'if>25. 3)U. zU-.Aqf. CONTENTS Section V. - Kalendar — . Stamp Duties commercial establishments, &e'. Window Duties - Mail and Stage Coaches — Bunk Holidays - Banks Li6t of Carriers Aberdeen Banking Co. - K Aberdeen Town and County Bank - u North of Scotland Banking Co. - ifi 17 Hank of Scotland - - - - British Linen Co. - 17 Section I. Commercial Bank of Scotland - 18 National Bank of Scotland - Ifi MUNICIPAL INSTITUTIONS City of Glasgow Bank - [9 Savings' Bank Magistrates of Aberdeen - National Seeurity The Guildry ------ Incorporated Trades Assurance Companies— Police Establishment - Aberdeen Fire & Life Assurance Co.- Harbour - North of Scotland Fire and Life Assurance Co. - Assurance Section II. Bon-Accord Life and Fire Co. LEGAL DEPARTMENT. Aberdeen Deposit Assurance Co. - Agents for lusurance Companies - Courts of Law - Society of Advocates - Shipping Companies— Public Officers - Steam Navigation Co. - Messengers-at-Arms - Aberdeen Aberdeen, Leith, and Clyde Shipping - Sheriff-Officers Co Aberdeen & Newcastle Steam Navi- Section III. gation Co. Aberdeen and Newcastle-on-Tyne ECCLESIASTICAL DEPARTMENT. Traders - - - - - and Newcastle Established Church - Aberdeen Dundee - Churchyard Dues * Aberdeen and Churchwarden's Dues - Various Denominations Foreign Consuls - Athenseum Reading Rooms Section IV. Union Club Rooms Aberdeen Reading Room Club REVENUE DEPARTMENT. Aberdeen Shipping Post Office 9 Arrivals and Despatches - - 9 Deliveries of Letters - 9 DIRECTORY. Bates of Postage within the United Aberdeen (New) 29 Kingdom ----- 9 Trades and Professions 145 Ship Letters ----- 10 Foreign Rates of Postage - 10 Registration of Letters 13 COUNTY DIRECTORY. Money Orders ... - 13 Stamps and Taxes 14 Aberdeen (Old) 171 Excise ------ H Aberchirder - 17S fuetoms ------ 14 Abovne 17-' . Alford -«..._ 173 Kintore ...... 201 Tuliynessle find Forbes - - 175 Kemnay 202 Leochel Cushnie ... 175 Longside 202 Auchmull ... ...... 176 Lumsden ... 202 Auchnagatt - 176 Macduff ... 203 Ballater --_._. 177 Maryculter ... 204 Ballindalloch - 177 Banchory-Devenick 204 Banchory ---_.. 177 M orth Deeside Road - 204 Strachan IT! Peterculter 205 Durris (part) ITS Methlic . 205 Banff . ... 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