Transactions of the Glasgow Archaeological Society, Volume 1The Society, 1859 |
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... side to- wards the door . Upon the east of the prison is situated a square spire , 126 feet in height , having its roof something in the form of an imperial crown , with arches open Within the principal door of the prison is a large ...
... side to- wards the door . Upon the east of the prison is situated a square spire , 126 feet in height , having its roof something in the form of an imperial crown , with arches open Within the principal door of the prison is a large ...
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... sides defended by an iron rail , on which delinquents , also on the market day , were submitted to the observation of the multitude . The latest occurrence of this kind which I remem- ber , was that of a woman for the resetting of ...
... sides defended by an iron rail , on which delinquents , also on the market day , were submitted to the observation of the multitude . The latest occurrence of this kind which I remem- ber , was that of a woman for the resetting of ...
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... side of the city beyond the Cathedral , and was again changed to the Castle yard , the ground of the Archbishop's castle , near the present Infirmary . At what period the gallows was first erected on the two last - mentioned sites is ...
... side of the city beyond the Cathedral , and was again changed to the Castle yard , the ground of the Archbishop's castle , near the present Infirmary . At what period the gallows was first erected on the two last - mentioned sites is ...
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... side of Montrose Street . It was perhaps convenient that he might be there located , to collect from particular commodities sold what were called the " hangman's dues . " He kept to his market domain very closely ; but woe to him when ...
... side of Montrose Street . It was perhaps convenient that he might be there located , to collect from particular commodities sold what were called the " hangman's dues . " He kept to his market domain very closely ; but woe to him when ...
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... side of Madeira Street , * described to be on the north side of the Broomielaw ; which premises getting greatly out of repair , another removal took place , in 1779 , to the second flat above the ground storey of the then new tenement ...
... side of Madeira Street , * described to be on the north side of the Broomielaw ; which premises getting greatly out of repair , another removal took place , in 1779 , to the second flat above the ground storey of the then new tenement ...
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