Glasgow, Volume 2

Aberdeen activity Anderson bank deposits became Blythswood Bogle British burgesses Burgh Extracts Campbell capital cent centre Chrs Church City of Glasgow city's civic Cleland Clyde colonial commercial cotton councillors craftsmen customs decades Dundee early economic Edinburgh eighteenth century English Enlightenment established expansion exports Foulis Francis Hutcheson George Glas Glasgow Cross Glasgow Glasgow Glasgow merchants Glasgow University Gorbals Gordon Jackson Greenock growth History of Glasgow household houses Hutcheson Ibid important industrial iron James John labour land later linen London magistrates manufacturing middle ranks municipal nineteenth century organisation overseas period Police political poor population Port Glasgow production Recs reform riot Robert Robert Foulis royal burghs Scots Scottish ships significant Smout social Society Speirs Street sugar T. C. Smout T. M. Devine textile Tobacco Lords tobacco trade Town Council town's Trongate University of Glasgow University of Strathclyde urban wealth weavers west of Scotland William