To the Flight. I

RISE AND PROGRESS

OF

THE CITY OF GLASGOW.

"It certainly is not necessary that a man should possess great power or extensive talents, to be useful in his day and generation."

Retrospect.

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GLASGOW:

Printed by Young, Gallie, & Co.

FOR JAMES BRASH AND COMPANY,

AND SOLD BY

JOHN SMITH & SON, REID & HENDERSON, WILLIAM TURNBULL, THOMAS OGILVIE, ANDREW & JOHN M. DUNCAN, MAURICE OGLE, CHALMERS & COLLINS, &c.

from the Author
15 Upper Tile 8
12th Get. 1820

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THE

RISE AND PROGRESS

OF

THE CITY OF GLASGOW,

COMPRISING

AN ACCOUNT

OF ITS

PUBLIC BUILDINGS, CHARITIES,

AND

OTHER CONCERNS.

BY

JAMES CLELAND.

"It certainly is not necessary that a man should possess great power
or extensive talents, to be useful in his day and generation."

Retrospect.

GLASGOW:

Printed by Young, Gallie, & Co.

FOR JAMES BRASH AND COMPANY,

AND SOLD BY

JOHN SMITH & SON, REID & HENDERSON, WILLIAM TURNBULL,
THOMAS OGILVIE, ANDREW & JOHN M. DUNCAN,
MAURICE OGLE, CHALMERS & COLLINS, &c.