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STIRLING— STREET DIRECTORY.
8 John Hodge, publican.
10 John Stevenson, labourer.
12 and 13 Alexander Cherry & Sons,
skinners.
14 James Lennie, porter.
15 Peter Youl, candlemaker.
„ John Stewart, tanner.
16 Mrs. Thomson, mangier.
19 James Graham, joiner.
,, John Buchanan.
20 Burnside Foundry — Smith & M'Ewen.
21 Mrs. M'Ewen, provisions,
,, James Lithgow, fireman.
,, William Miller, engine-driver.
,, James M 'Galium, weaver.
,, John Marshall, labourer.
23 Alexander M'Kenzie, tanner.
,, Thomas Jarret, coachman.
24 William Kay, gardener.
25 Golin Sandeman, fireman.
,, George Sandison, fireman.
26 Mrs. Paterson, sick nurse.
27 George Lundie, shoemaker.
29 John Stevenson, joiner,
,, Hugh M'Beath, mason.
,, Alexander Chrystal, fitter.
,, James Brown, weaver.
,, Robert Dunsmore, foreman spinner.
37 Daniel Hunter, mechanic.
39 Andrew Stenhouse, carter.
40 George Leishman, wright.
,, Mrs. Mitchell, lodgings.
,, Mrs. Alexander.
41 Peter Taylor, wright.
,, Eobert Holms, omnibus conductor.
,, James Young, engine-driver.
,, Robert Morton, tailor.
5, Alexander Telford, railway guard.
,, Peter M'Farlane, engine-driver.
,, Mrs, Robertson,
42 Alexander Denovan, cabinetmaker.
„ Peter Ferguson, engine-driver,
44 Daniel Kerr, labourer.
„ Alexander Hunter, maltster.
45 Mrs. Smeaton, lodgings.
46 George Chalmers, builder.
47 John Pow, smith.
50 James Scott, provisions.
52 Mrs. Miller, provisions.
CRAIGS (UPPER).
3 James Gray, seedsman, manure and
grain merchant.
5 and 6 Duncan & Jamieson, steam
printers, Observer oflfice.
7 Mrs. Johnston.
8 Peter M'Nab, blacksmith.
„ William Forrester, sawyer.
„ Mrs. Duncan.
„ William Livingstone, carter.
9 James Colville, provisions.
10^ Wm. Watson, books and smallwares.
10^ A. White & Son, builders.
,, Mrs. Macfarlane.
„ John Macfarlane, clerk.
„ John Brown, salesman grocer.
„ Andrew Black, shoemaker.
„ John Begbie, brassfounder.
„ David Ronald, glazier.
„ James Robertson, flesher.
„ Mrs Brady,
,, David Morton, tailor,
,, John M'Lellan, joiner, and. leader of 1
psalmody, Erskine U.P. Church,
,, David Penman, sheriff" officer, ^
10| Miss Clark, machine sewer.
11, 12 Mrs. Valentine, grocer,
13 Reformed Presbyterian Church — Rev<
Wm. Binme, D.D., minister.
14 James Torrance^ baker.
,, Mrs. Graham, lodgings.
,, Andrew Learmonth, engine-driver.
,, John Jamieson, printer.
25 P. & R. Paterson, tanners.
,, James Allan, currier.
,, Robert M'Naughton, tanner.
27 Goosecroft — James M'Farlane, carter
and dairyman.
,, James M' Alpine, brick and tile maker,
28 James Duchart, joiner.
29 Alexander Thorn, brickmaker.
Samuel Kerr, gatekeeper. .
Rosebank Cottage — James Dowdy.
Rosebank — Henry Eadie, salesman
draper,
Forthbank— John Christie.
Springkerse — John Craw^ford.
, , William Christie, wood merchant.
37 Springfield — James M'Alpine, brick-
maker.
38 Alexander Paton, railway guard.
„ John Brown, weaver.
39 John Black, fireman.
40 William Henderson, engine-driver.
41 James Ormonston, smith.
„ Peter Cameron, gardener.
„ John Watson, fireman.
„ Mrs. Kerr.
,, David Anderson, pointsman.
43 David Kemp, bottler. ,