- The
Saltmarket is a
thoroughfare in the City of Glasgow, Scotland. It is a
southward continuation of the High Street,
running south from
Glasgow Cross...
-
corporation vacated the
Tolbooth and
moved to the new
Justiciary Buildings on
Saltmarket,
overlooking Glasgow Green. The
building served both as
council chamber...
- the
bridge and the
banks of the
Clyde in the
south along High Street,
Saltmarket and Bridgegate,
crossing an east–west
route at
Glasgow Cross which became...
-
remains – and the
council chambers moved to the
public buildings in the
Saltmarket, near
Glasgow Green. A
subsequent move took the city
council to the city...
- Bridgeton), and the City
Union Line
railway to the
north and High Street/
Saltmarket to the west. The area was a
Burgh of
Barony from 1817 to 1846, when it...
-
central business district of Glasgow, Scotland. It is
bordered by the
Saltmarket, High
Street and
Castle Street to the east, the
River Clyde to the south...
- The
Justiciary Buildings is a
judicial complex in the
Saltmarket in Glasgow, Scotland. The complex,
which operates in
conjunction with
similar facilities...
- uses
until the
authorities relocated to the new
public offices in the
Saltmarket in 1814.
After being sold for
commercial use, the
tolbooth was renovated...
- now
stops at
Glasgow Cross, with the
southern continuation being the
Saltmarket. High
Street forms the
notional boundary between the city
centre to the...
- Lord Glencorse. He was
hanged in
front of
thousands of
spectators at the
Saltmarket end of
Glasgow Green at 8 a.m. on 28 July 1865. In 1947,
Scottish playwright...
