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	Old country houses of old Glasgow gentry: XXXV. Dalmuir House [ebook chapter] / John Guthrie Smith and John Oswald ...
		DALMUIR HOUSE is situated in the parish of Old Kilpatrick and county of Dumbarton; it stands on an eminence on the right bank of the river Clyde, and commands extensive views of this beautiful part of the country.
		Gradually he acquired from different proprietors the lands of Auchintoshan, Mountblow, Dalmuir, Balquharan, Kilbowie, and others, and these composed his estate of Duntocher, having an area of more than 2,000 acres of fertile soil lying in compact form, and bounded on the south by the Clyde.
		(1) The mansion House of Dalmuir is built not on Dalmuir proper, but on a portion of the lands of Balquharan.
	gdl.cdlr.strath.ac.uk /smihou/smihou035.htm (453 words)

	TheClydebankStory - Neighbourhoods: Dalmuir and Mountblow
		The lands of Dalmuir were held by the Spreull family for nearly 500 years and then had several owners before the mill owner William Dunn acquired them in 1828.
		Dalmuir was included within the new Burgh of Clydebank in 1886 and the boundary extension of 1906 included parts of Upper Dalmuir.
		Dalmuir Park Housing Association is the principal association in the area and it continues in the early 21st century to build and refurbishing houses.
	www.theclydebankstory.com /story_TCSA02.php (1420 words)

	LEASEHOLD CAFE DALMUIR SCOTLAND - Businesses for sale throughout the UK
		Dalmuir Cafe is a well equipped, busy cafe with Class 3 consent, that has quickly established itself as an integral part of the local community.
		Dalmuir Cafe also boasts a turnover in excess pf £78,000 per annum with a gross profit of 60%.
		Dalmuir Cafe is well located on the A814, which is one of the main arterial routes into Glasgow city centre.
	www.daltonsbusiness.com /business-details/LEASEHOLD-CAFE-DALMUIR-SCOTLAND/235-1142-106333 (211 words)

	Scottish PFI project - Dalmuir wastewater treatment
		Scotia Water Dalmuir Ltd, the special project company established by Taylor Woodrow Construction, SAUR (UK) Ltd, Stereau SA, Barr Holdings Limited, Halcrow and Innisfree, achieved financial closure for the Dalmuir wastewater treatment works project in Glasgow on Wednesday 14 July 1999.
		Scotia Water Dalmuir Ltd will then be responsible for the operation and maintenance of works, in conjunction with West of Scotland Water, to meet these criteria for the next 25 years.
		Scotia Water Dalmuir Ltd’s advisors for this important project were Norton Rose (Legal) and ING-Barings (Financier); its lead bank arrange is Paribas.
	www.waterlink.net /gb/sauruk04.htm (159 words)

	[No title]
		CURRIE, Samuel Evans, age 37, of 12 Beatty Street, Dalmuir, Son of Thomas Lockhead Currie and of the late Rachel Evans Currie.
		DICK, Ian Prentice, age 34, A.R. ambulance Driver, of 2a The Crescent, Dalmuir, Son of Jon Prentice dick and Eliabeth Ferguson Dick.
		Dalmuir, Son of Mary Catherine and of the late Francis Donnelly.
	thor.prohosting.com /~hughw/wardead2.txt (1508 words)

	FT.com \| Businessses For Sale
		Dalmuir Cafe is a well equipped, busy cafe with Class 3 consent, that has quickly established itself as an integral part of the local community.
		Dalmuir Cafe also boasts a turnover in excess pf £78,000 per annum with a gross profit of 60%.
		Dalmuir Cafe is well located on the A814, which is one of the main arterial routes into Glasgow city centre.
	www.businessesforsale.com /ft/a301332.aspx (179 words)

	Casualty list 1
		Daughter of Henry Robert Aird, of 23 Planetree Road, Dalmuir, and of Marion Aird.
		Daughter of John Harris, of 5 Cambridge Avenue, and of the late Isabella Harris; wife of Henry Robert Howat Aird, of 23 Planetree Road, Dalmuir.
		Son of Catherine McKinlay, of 3 Kitchener Street, Dalmuir, and of William McKinlay; husband of Marion McKain McKinlay; 13 13 March 1941, at 425 Glasgow Road.
	www.tommckendrick.com /code/list1.htm (5987 words)

	Books: Old Dalmuir (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		From the late eighteenth century the areas of Dalmuir Glen and Dalmuir Shore were subject to industrial developments such as calico printworks, paper mills, and even soda manufacturing, but it was the opening of workshops by the Clyde Navigation Trust in 1859 and Beardmore's Dalmuir Naval Construction Works in 1906 which had the most impact.
		However, employment was still readily available at the shipyards in nearby Clydebank and, together with a wide range of good-quality housing, excellent local schools and community facilities, Dalmuir residents enjoyed a reasonably comfortable standard of living.
		This was a time when crowds and marching bands would turn out for the opening of Dalmuir Park, trams provided easy access into Clydebank and Glasgow, and local lads were assured of an apprenticeship at one of the yards.
	www.stenlake.co.uk /books/422.htm (164 words)

	ROF Dalmuir (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Part of the site of the former William Beardmore and Company's Naval Construction Works at Dalmuir, Clydebank, Dunbartonshire, Scotland was bought by the Ministry of Supply, in January 1939, and it was converted into an Engineering ROF.
		ROF Dalmuir started production as a Royal Ordnance Factory under the control of the Ministry of Supply, it opened on 16th January 1941.
		In 1951 ROF Dalmuir was converted to manufacture armoured fighting vehicles and this continued until 1957 when the site was leased to Babcock and Wilcox of Renfrew on a 15 year lease.
	www.1bx.com /en/ROF_Dalmuir.htm (349 words)

	Dalmuir - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Dalmuir (Gaelic: Dail Mhoire) is a small town in West Dunbartonshire in Scotland.
		It is neighboured by Old Kilpatrick, Mountblow and Clydebank and has a railway station,Dalmuir railway station, on the North Clyde Line.
		Now, some of its most well-known areas are Dalmuir Park and the recreational park, referred to locally as the "Reckie", which boasts a handsome, if run-down, art deco pavilion.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dalmuir (195 words)

	Cuthbert Nairn
		Jean Nairn was born on the 3rd of December in Dalmuir and christened on the 25th of December 1831 in Old Kilpatrick and married in 1828 in Lanarkshire to Enos Forsyth.
		Robert Nairn was born on the 27th of February in Dalmuir, christened on the 24th of March 1839 in Old Kilpatrick, and married on the 21st of August 1862 in Falkirk to Agnes Boyd Greig.
		Margaret Nairn was born on the 18th of December 1841 in Dalmuir and christened on the 16th of January 1842 in Old Kilpatrick and married on the 10th of December 1859 in Newhills, Aberdeen, Scotland to Alexander Mutch.
	mywebpages.comcast.net /derek2000/tree/gggg_gp/cuna1759.htm (2112 words)

	TheClydebankStory - Industries: Beardmore
		In 1921, in recognition of his major contribution to the war effort, Beardmore was raised to the peerage, becoming Lord Invernairn.
		More realistically, part of the Dalmuir works were turned over to locomotive construction and repair while the shipyard and marine engine works were readied for what was thought to be a lengthy boom in rebuilding the war depleted merchant fleets of the world.
		As the depressed years of the 1920s bit deeply into the British manufacturing base, Beardmore was unable to take the drastic steps needed to save his company, which, by the late 1920s, was in a state of financial collapse.
	www.theclydebankstory.com /story_TCSC02.php (1000 words)

	Clydebank Restoration Trust
		Daughter of Henry Robert Howat Aird, Dalmuir, and of Marion Aird.
		Son of Catherine McKinlay, of 3 Kitchener Street, Dalmuir, and of William McKinlay; husband of Marion McKain McKinlay; 13th March 1941, at 425 Dumbarton Road.
		Marshall, Archibald Brownlie, age 43; Son of Mary Brownlie Marshall; of 3 Killiegrew Road Glasgow, and of the late Robert Marshall; husband of Margaret Marshall, of 57 Moddiesburn Street, Glasgow.
	www.clydebankrestoration.com /casulties.php (5075 words)

	[No title]
		MCKECHNIE, Agnes, age 34; of 12 Pattison Street, Dalmuir, Wife of Michael John Sidney McKechnie.
		Son of Catherine McKinlay, of 3 Kitchener Street, Dalmuir and of William McKinlay; husband of Marion McKain McKinlay; 13 March 1941 at 425 Glasgow Road.
		MARSHALL, Archibald Brownlie, age 43; Sone of Mary Brownlie Marshall of 3 Killiegrew Road, Glasgow and of the late Robert Marshall; Husband of Margaret Marshall of 57 Moodiesburn Street, Glasgow.15 September 1941 at Beardmore Basin, Dalmuir.
	thor.prohosting.com /~hughw/wardead4.txt (1924 words)

	JANICE WARD v. SCOTRAIL RAILWAYS LIMITED, 27 November 1998, Lord Reed
		After about a week and a half Mr Thomas had a discussion with the pursuer during which she agreed to try working with Mr Kelly back at Dalmuir Station, on the condition that a supervisor was present when she booked on and off.
		While Mr Kelly continued to work at Dalmuir, the pursuer felt that she was being punished for his conduct.
		As a result of their involvement the pursuer was reinstated at Dalmuir and Mr Kelly was transferred elsewhere.
	www.scotcourts.gov.uk /opinions/REE1711.html (5639 words)

	House of Commons Hansard Debates for 12 Feb 2002 (pt 1)
		Dalmuir credit union is an excellent example of the success of the credit union movement.
		At Dalmuir, the Scottish principles of self-help and thrift are plainly to the fore in one of the most successful community credit unions ever.
		We were grateful to the Secretary of State for coming to open the credit union, which marks the arrival of the credit union movement in a very different way.
	www.publications.parliament.uk /pa/cm200102/cmhansrd/vo020212/debtext/20212-01.htm (1362 words)

	Genesis
		Apart from submarines, liners and warships the company were also responsible for manufacturing heavy armaments, such as tanks and field guns, steam locomotives, aircraft and airships, the largest of which, the R36 was almost 700 feet long and could carry more than 50 people.
		The legacy of the Dalmuir Yard of William Beardmore is still felt 70 years after the company closed the shipyard.
		The Dalmuir Yard during the early 1920s was hit by a series of protracted strike action by workers, as were most of the yards up and down the River Clyde during that period.
	www.lancastria.org.uk /Origins/Genesis/genesis.html (1148 words)

	Lodge St John Dalmuir
		Welcome to the Lodge St John Dalmuir No.543 website hope you enjoy your visit.
		LODGE ST JOHN No 543 IS REGISTERED UNDER THE CONSTITUTION OF THE GRAND LODGE OF A.F. and A.M. Our Lodge meets on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of each month between the months of September and May.
		My name is Jack and I am a P.M. of Lodge St John Dalmuir No 543, of the Scottish Constitution.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /john.hutchinson4 (127 words)

	Glasgow University Archive Services - Collections - Summary Catalogue - Records of Dalmuir & West of Scotland ...
		Records of Dalmuir and West of Scotland Estates Co Ltd, Property Company, Clydebank, West Dunbartonshire, Scotland.
		Dalmuir and West of Scotland Estates Co Ltd (property company: 1915-1960: Clydebank, West Dunbartonshire, Scotland).
		The Dalmuir and West of Scotland Estates Co Ltd was incorporated as a limited liability company in 1915 as a property company in Clydebank, West Dunbartonshire, Scotland, with registered offices in Hope Street, Glasgow, Scotland.
	www.archives.gla.ac.uk /collects/catalog/ugd/051-100/ugd100-2.html (403 words)

	Tenants Handbook (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The Association is controlled by a Management Committee who are volunteers committed to the improvement of housing conditions in the Clydebank area, and Dalmuir in particular.
		Dalmuir Park Housing Association is committed to equality of access to housing.
		Increasingly Dalmuir Park is involved in providing services or making possible services that complement our main role of providing low cost quality housing for rent.
	www.dpha.org /code/tenentshbk2.htm (8223 words)

	Local bus, coach and rail information for Dalmuir
		Dalmuir is in the West Dunbartonshire council area (Postcode: G81).
		A map of Dalmuir can be found here.
		Information on hotels near Dalmuir is available here, holiday cottages are available in this area and other holiday accommodation.
	www.carlberry.co.uk /rfnshowl.asp?L1=DAL039 (240 words)

	Carlton George Hotel - Dalmuir
		Please Note: Carlton George Hotel is 7.7 miles from Dalmuir as the crow flies.
		Details for Carlton George Hotel near Dalmuir are shown below together with a contact address for Carlton George Hotel.
		If you are interested in booking a hotel room at Carlton George Hotel near Dalmuir please click here or call +44 (0)870 143 9070.
	www.findhotelrooms.co.uk /hotels-2/carlton-george-hotel/7529/dalmuir/7440/7.7 (57 words)

	Dalmuir Demolition
		Link Group’s planning application to demolish its 192 obsolete flats and build 114 new homes in Dalmuir has been approved.
		In addition to the regeneration of housing in Dalmuir, Link is actively involved in ongoing wider action activities and is one of the founders of the Dalmuir Community Concierge Service, a housing and estate management company.
		Craig Sanderson, Chief Executive of Link Group said: “The demolition of the remaining obsolete properties in Dalmuir is a big step forward for the area’s regeneration and we look forward to continuing to work with the local community in developing quality new homes and establishing wider role regeneration projects.”
	www.linkhousing.co.uk /press_news/DalmuirDemolition.php (230 words)

	Overview of Dalmuir (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		A former paper-making settlement which now forms a district of Clydebank (West Dunbartonshire), Dalmuir lies on the north shore of the River Clyde, to the northwest of the town centre.
		Originally located between the railway and Forth & Clyde Canal, Dalmuir expanded southwest to the river when Sir William Beardmore built his Naval Contruction Yards in the early years of the 20th Century.
		Dalmuir House was built c.1810 by Richard Collins, who operated the paper mills, but was demolished in 1929.
	www.geo.ed.ac.uk:81 /scotgaz/towns/townfirst4763.html (178 words)

	Dalmuir \| Transaction Advice \| Arup
		Technical due diligence in respect of acquisition of Dalmuir Wastewater Project in Scotland.
		The challenge was to investigate historic performance issues, process design on the edge of performance parameters and construction defects.
		Our approach to the project was by investigating the process performance, estimate ongoing cashflow for SPV and operator, and review lifecycle and other cash requirements as well as sensitivity analysis.
	www.arup.com /transactionadvice/project.cfm?pageid=8226 (62 words)

	Heritage - West Dunbartonshire
		Dalmuir is nowadays part of the Clydebank conurbation, but its identity is much older.
		The name is not, as the modern spelling might suggest, anything to do with a muir, or moor.
		Thus 'Dalmuir' is simply dail ('field' or 'meadow') + mor.
	www.wdcweb.info /heritage/DisplayArticle.asp?ID=4541 (902 words)

	GENUKI: Old Kilpatrick, Parish (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The parish contains also the towns of Duntocher and Clydebank, the villages of Bowling, Dalmuir, Faifley, Hardgate, Milton, Littlemill, Dumbuck, and part of Yoker.
		The ground between the hills and the Clyde is mostly either sloping or flat.
		Chief seats are Auchentorlie, Auchintoshan, Mountblow, Dalmuir, and Dumbuck; and chief antiquities are site or vestige of terminal forts of Antoninus' Wall, a Roman bridge and site of Roman sudorium at Duntocher, vestiges of several Caledonian hill-forts, and ivy-clad remains of Dunglass Castle.
	www.genuki.org.uk /big/sct/DNB/OldKilpatrick/index.html (242 words)

	Surrey Care Association - Dalmuir House - Raising Standards of Care - Surrey Care Association
		Today they employ 21 staff and own Dalmuir House, a 16 bed home catering for the needs of people with dementia and its sister unit, Alexandra House, which provides residential care for five adults with learning disabilities.
		By 2004, virtually every member of staff working at Dalmuir House and Alexandra House was qualified to national standards.
		A member of staff who started at Dalmuir House several years ago, took her first NVQ qualifications with us, progressed and has since moved on to manage another home.
	www.surreycare.org.uk /extra24.html (858 words)

	BVE In Scotland -- (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Elvonfoot route remodelling continues, Milngavie - Springburn also near completion and another SPT route in the works - Dalmuir to Bellgrove (2 different routes).
		More news on Dalmuir - Bellgrove will follow soon and a possible screenshot page is being planned.
		New sounds for the 320 are being tweaked and should be released shortly.
	www.freewebs.com /bve_in_scotland/newspage.htm (296 words)

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