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PROVAN — RAINBOW. 179
Provan, James, spirit dealer, 2i Kirk street, Gorbals
Provan, James, hair dresser, 37 Trongate
Provan, Robert, spirit dealer, Rottenrow
Provan, William, boot and shoe maker, 92 Glassford street
Provan, Wm. manufacturer, 126 Queen street, house 260 St. Vincent st.
Provident Life Insurance Office, 2 Royal Exchange ct. Alex. Gray,agt.
Provision Market, for sale of potatoes, salted beef, pork, fish, &c. 42
Market street and foot of Saltmarket
Prussian Consulate Office, 80 Buchanan st. R. Sanderson, vice-consul
PRYDE, David, coal agent, 62 Bi-oomielavf, house Wilson's court
Public Offices. See Appendix, page 38
PULLAR, John, & Co. commission agents, 110 Brunswick street
Pullar, Rev. Thomas, Independent Chapel, North Albion street, house
194 Main street, Gorbals
PURDIE, A. of Brown §■ Purdie, house 22 Warwick street
Purdie, John, teacher of music, 280 George street
Purdie, Miss, boarding school, 38 St. A.ndrew square, south-east corner
PURVES, John, woollen draper, 10 Gallowgate
Purves, N. accountant. Gas office, house 20 Weaver street
Purves, William, slate-pen maker, 85 Candleriggs
Purves, Miss, dress maker, 83 Candleriggs
Q
QUIDDINGTON, N. & Co. clothiers and hatters, 4 George square
Q.uiddington, Mrs. 72 Wilson street
QUIN, W. & A. brokers, 27 Miller's place
R
RAE, Alexander, agent, Ballochnie Colliery office, Monkland Canal
basin, house 22 Portland street
Rae, Andrew, hair cutter Sc keeper of the Trades' Hall, 91 Glassford st.
Rae, Archibald, gi-ocer, .37 Cowcaddens
Rae, Francis, upholsterer, 273 George street
Rae, James, beadle, St. Mark's church, 112 Washington street
Rae, James, at Gilkison §• Brown's, 23 Miller street
Rae, John, bookbinder, 3 South Hanover street
Rae, John, of Watson Sf Rae, house 17 Nicholson street
Rae, John, merchant, 39 Abbotsford place, Laurieston
Rae, John, daily carrier to and from Greenock, 62 Saltmarket
Rae, Thomas, sheriff officer, 7 Norfolk street
Rae, W. tobacconist, pipe and snuffbox warehouse, 113 High street
Rae, Mrs. teacher, Balfour female school, 26 Portland street
RAE BURN, James, victualler, 137 Main street, Gorbals
Raeburn, James, victualler, 46 Norfolk street
Raeburn, James, classical teacher, 2 Centre street, Tradeston
Rx\ILTON, Edward, law agent Sc notary public, 20 Brunswick place,
house Oakfield, Hillhead
Railton, George, of Curie §- Railton, house 59 South Portland street
Railton, James, at John Railton' s, 17 Brunswick pi. ho. 48 Coburg lane
Railton, John, messenger-at-arms, 17 Brunswick place, house 61 South
Portland street
Railway Office, St. RoUox, Townhead
RAINBOW Tavern, 13 Gordon street
Provan, James, spirit dealer, 2i Kirk street, Gorbals
Provan, James, hair dresser, 37 Trongate
Provan, Robert, spirit dealer, Rottenrow
Provan, William, boot and shoe maker, 92 Glassford street
Provan, Wm. manufacturer, 126 Queen street, house 260 St. Vincent st.
Provident Life Insurance Office, 2 Royal Exchange ct. Alex. Gray,agt.
Provision Market, for sale of potatoes, salted beef, pork, fish, &c. 42
Market street and foot of Saltmarket
Prussian Consulate Office, 80 Buchanan st. R. Sanderson, vice-consul
PRYDE, David, coal agent, 62 Bi-oomielavf, house Wilson's court
Public Offices. See Appendix, page 38
PULLAR, John, & Co. commission agents, 110 Brunswick street
Pullar, Rev. Thomas, Independent Chapel, North Albion street, house
194 Main street, Gorbals
PURDIE, A. of Brown §■ Purdie, house 22 Warwick street
Purdie, John, teacher of music, 280 George street
Purdie, Miss, boarding school, 38 St. A.ndrew square, south-east corner
PURVES, John, woollen draper, 10 Gallowgate
Purves, N. accountant. Gas office, house 20 Weaver street
Purves, William, slate-pen maker, 85 Candleriggs
Purves, Miss, dress maker, 83 Candleriggs
Q
QUIDDINGTON, N. & Co. clothiers and hatters, 4 George square
Q.uiddington, Mrs. 72 Wilson street
QUIN, W. & A. brokers, 27 Miller's place
R
RAE, Alexander, agent, Ballochnie Colliery office, Monkland Canal
basin, house 22 Portland street
Rae, Andrew, hair cutter Sc keeper of the Trades' Hall, 91 Glassford st.
Rae, Archibald, gi-ocer, .37 Cowcaddens
Rae, Francis, upholsterer, 273 George street
Rae, James, beadle, St. Mark's church, 112 Washington street
Rae, James, at Gilkison §• Brown's, 23 Miller street
Rae, John, bookbinder, 3 South Hanover street
Rae, John, of Watson Sf Rae, house 17 Nicholson street
Rae, John, merchant, 39 Abbotsford place, Laurieston
Rae, John, daily carrier to and from Greenock, 62 Saltmarket
Rae, Thomas, sheriff officer, 7 Norfolk street
Rae, W. tobacconist, pipe and snuffbox warehouse, 113 High street
Rae, Mrs. teacher, Balfour female school, 26 Portland street
RAE BURN, James, victualler, 137 Main street, Gorbals
Raeburn, James, victualler, 46 Norfolk street
Raeburn, James, classical teacher, 2 Centre street, Tradeston
Rx\ILTON, Edward, law agent Sc notary public, 20 Brunswick place,
house Oakfield, Hillhead
Railton, George, of Curie §- Railton, house 59 South Portland street
Railton, James, at John Railton' s, 17 Brunswick pi. ho. 48 Coburg lane
Railton, John, messenger-at-arms, 17 Brunswick place, house 61 South
Portland street
Railway Office, St. RoUox, Townhead
RAINBOW Tavern, 13 Gordon street
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| Description | Post-Office annual Glasgow directory 1836-1837 |
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| Description | Glasgow : Printed by J. Graham for the letter-carriers of the Post-Office, 1828-? Imprint and title vary. [Varying forms of title: Glasgow Post-Office directory, Glasgow Post-Office annual directory, Post Office Glasgow annual directory.] |
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| Description | Around 700 Scottish directories published annually by the Post Office or private publishers between 1773 and 1911. Most of Scotland covered, with a focus on Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee and Aberdeen. Most volumes include a general directory (A-Z by surname), street directory (A-Z by street) and trade directory (A-Z by trade). |
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