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Scottish stationer and merchant James Lumsden ( 1778-1856 ) was a Scottish stationer and merchant who served as Lord Provost of Glasgow from 1843 to 1846 .
Life
He was born on 13 November 1778 in Glasgow , the son of James Lumsden , an engraver and publisher , and his wife , Jean Adamson .
The family lived in a second floor flat in Craigs Land at the head of the Old Wynd in central Glasgow .
He was educated at Glasgow Grammar School .
Their family publishing firm J.
Lumsden and Son was founded in 1783 and specialised in children 's books .
In 1797 he was " elected " knight companion of the Coul Club under the pseudonym of Christopher Copperplate .
When his father retired in 1810 , he then took over the publishing firm .
In 1812 he was one of the several people including Henry Bell and Sir Walter Scott on the maiden voyage of the Comet .
He developed the business James Lumsden & Son based at 20 Queen Street in Glasgow .
In 1840 he was living at 208 St Vincent Street .
Statue of Lumsden at Cathedral Square , Glasgow
In 1838 he was one of the founders of the Clydesdale Bank .
He served on Glasgow Town Council from 1833 and was elected Lord Provost of Glasgow from 1843 to 1846 , having previously been a Town councillor and baillie , and a commissioner of the City of Glasgow Police .
His most important achievement as Lord Provost was the crearion of the Glasgow School of Design .
He retired in 1852 and died on 16
May 1856 .
He was buried in the churchyard of Glasgow Cathedral .
Artistic Recognition
A statue to his memory , designed by John Mossman , stands near the cathedral in front of Glasgow Royal Infirmary , of which both he and his brother Lachlan were major benefactors .
He was also portrayed by Sir Daniel Macnee .
Family He married Margaret Gourlay .
They had two sons , James and George , who both initially joined the family firm .
James Jr was head of the Clydesdale Bank from 1851 until his death , and was also Lord Provost of Glasgow from 1866 to 1869 .
He was knighted in 1868 as Sir James Lumsden of Arden .


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3son3PERSON he was born on 13 november 1778 in glasgow , the son of james lumsden , an engraver and publisher , and his wife , jean adamson .
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6stationer2UNKNOWN scottish stationer and merchant james lumsden ( 1778-1856 ) was a scottish stationer and merchant who served as lord provost of glasgow from 1843 to 1846 .
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8henry bell1PERSON in 1812 he was one of the several people including henry bell and sir walter scott on the maiden voyage of the comet .
9john mossman1PERSON a statue to his memory , designed by john mossman , stands near the cathedral in front of glasgow royal infirmary , of which both he and his brother lachlan were major benefactors .
10glasgow cathedral1PLACE he was buried in the churchyard of glasgow cathedral .
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12engraver1TOOL he was born on 13 november 1778 in glasgow , the son of james lumsden , an engraver and publisher , and his wife , jean adamson .
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14sir james lumsden1PERSON he was knighted in 1868 as sir james lumsden of arden .
15glasgow town council1HUMAN GROUP he served on glasgow town council from 1833 and was elected lord provost of glasgow from 1843 to 1846 , having previously been a town councillor and baillie , and a commissioner of the city of glasgow police .
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25lumsden1PERSON scottish stationer and merchant james lumsden ( 1778-1856 ) was a scottish stationer and merchant who served as lord provost of glasgow from 1843 to 1846 .
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32may1PERIOD may 1856 .
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34councillor1EVENT he served on glasgow town council from 1833 and was elected lord provost of glasgow from 1843 to 1846 , having previously been a town councillor and baillie , and a commissioner of the city of glasgow police .
35crearion1UNKNOWN his most important achievement as lord provost was the crearion of the glasgow school of design .
36companion1PERSON in 1797 he was " elected " knight companion of the coul club under the pseudonym of christopher copperplate .
37november1PERIOD he was born on 13 november 1778 in glasgow , the son of james lumsden , an engraver and publisher , and his wife , jean adamson .
38design1UNKNOWN his most important achievement as lord provost was the crearion of the glasgow school of design .
39death1EVENT james jr was head of the clydesdale bank from 1851 until his death , and was also lord provost of glasgow from 1866 to 1869 .
40children1PERSON lumsden and son was founded in 1783 and specialised in children 's books .
41margaret gourlay1PERSON family he married margaret gourlay .
42brother lachlan1PERSON a statue to his memory , designed by john mossman , stands near the cathedral in front of glasgow royal infirmary , of which both he and his brother lachlan were major benefactors .
43st vincent street1PLACE in 1840 he was living at 208 st vincent street .
44arden1PERSON he was knighted in 1868 as sir james lumsden of arden .
45jean adamson1PERSON he was born on 13 november 1778 in glasgow , the son of james lumsden , an engraver and publisher , and his wife , jean adamson .
46sir daniel macnee1PERSON he was also portrayed by sir daniel macnee .
47achievement1ACT his most important achievement as lord provost was the crearion of the glasgow school of design .
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49family publishing firm j. lumsden1PERSON
50wife1PERSON he was born on 13 november 1778 in glasgow , the son of james lumsden , an engraver and publisher , and his wife , jean adamson .
51founders1PERSON in 1838 he was one of the founders of the clydesdale bank .
52sons1PERSON they had two sons , james and george , who both initially joined the family firm .
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54front1RANK a statue to his memory , designed by john mossman , stands near the cathedral in front of glasgow royal infirmary , of which both he and his brother lachlan were major benefactors .
55publisher1PERSON he was born on 13 november 1778 in glasgow , the son of james lumsden , an engraver and publisher , and his wife , jean adamson .
56christopher copperplate1PERSON in 1797 he was " elected " knight companion of the coul club under the pseudonym of christopher copperplate .
57glasgow royal infirmary1PERSON a statue to his memory , designed by john mossman , stands near the cathedral in front of glasgow royal infirmary , of which both he and his brother lachlan were major benefactors .
58james1PERSON scottish stationer and merchant james lumsden ( 1778-1856 ) was a scottish stationer and merchant who served as lord provost of glasgow from 1843 to 1846 .
59merchant james lumsden1PERSON scottish stationer and merchant james lumsden ( 1778-1856 ) was a scottish stationer and merchant who served as lord provost of glasgow from 1843 to 1846 .
60publishing firm1INSTITUTION their family publishing firm j.
61family1HUMAN GROUP the family lived in a second floor flat in craigs land at the head of the old wynd in central glasgow .
62churchyard1PIECE he was buried in the churchyard of glasgow cathedral .
63merchant1PERSON scottish stationer and merchant james lumsden ( 1778-1856 ) was a scottish stationer and merchant who served as lord provost of glasgow from 1843 to 1846 .
64old wynd1PERSON the family lived in a second floor flat in craigs land at the head of the old wynd in central glasgow .
65memory1EVENT a statue to his memory , designed by john mossman , stands near the cathedral in front of glasgow royal infirmary , of which both he and his brother lachlan were major benefactors .
66comet1PERSON in 1812 he was one of the several people including henry bell and sir walter scott on the maiden voyage of the comet .
67pseudonym1NAME in 1797 he was " elected " knight companion of the coul club under the pseudonym of christopher copperplate .
68cathedral square1PLACE statue of lumsden at cathedral square , glasgow
69james jr1PERSON james jr was head of the clydesdale bank from 1851 until his death , and was also lord provost of glasgow from 1866 to 1869 .
70benefactors1PERSON a statue to his memory , designed by john mossman , stands near the cathedral in front of glasgow royal infirmary , of which both he and his brother lachlan were major benefactors .
71sir walter scott1PERSON in 1812 he was one of the several people including henry bell and sir walter scott on the maiden voyage of the comet .
72craigs land1LAND the family lived in a second floor flat in craigs land at the head of the old wynd in central glasgow .

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