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HO 45/7644
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1864-1870
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SCOTLAND (See separate headings FACTORIES, MINES, TITLE ROYAL, KNIGHTHOOD, and POOR LAW (for removal of Scottish paupers to Ireland): Byelaws: Glasgow markets and slaughter houses (1870). [Notes: /3].
SCOTLAND (See separate headings FACTORIES, MINES, TITLE ROYAL, KNIGHTHOOD, and POOR LAW (for removal of Scottish paupers to Ireland): Byelaws under Glasgow Markets and Slaughterhouses Act 1850 (1864).
BYELAWS: Places, 1856-1871: Glasgow, Lanarks (1864).
Reported missing, October 2009.
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