The Beauties of Scotland: Containing a Clear and Full Account of the Agriculture, Commerce, Mines, and Manufactures, of the Population Cities, Towns, Villages, Etc of Each County, Volume 3Thomson Bonar and John Brown, 1806 |
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acres afterwards Agricul already mentioned ancient Antiquities appears Argyle army bailies banks bishop of Glasgow borough breadth bridge building called Cambuslang canal Carron castle chiefly church Clyde coal commerce consequence considerable consists contains distance district Duke Dunbarton Earl east eastward Edinburgh English erected expence extent Falkirk feet formerly free-stone frequently Frith Glasgow Gorbals Greenock ground height High Street hills horses inhabitants iron iron-stone island James Kilsyth king Lanark land length lime Linlithgow Lochlomond Lord magistrates manufacture ment merchants miles mineral moss mountains nearly neighbourhood north side Paisley parish persons population Port Dundas Port Glasgow possessed principal proprietors quantity quarter remarkable river river Carron river Clyde rock Roman Rutherglen Scotland Scots Scottish Scottish acres scription situated soil St Kentigern Stirling stone tion town tract trade Trongate ture vessels village wall Wallace wards whole wood