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PORTEOUS PROUDFOOT.
Porteous, T. M. teacher of music, 17 High street
Porteous, William, pawnbroker, 40 High street
Porteous, William, 33 Norfolk street
Porteous, Euphemia, dealer in Airthrey and Dunblane waters, post-office
receiving house, 247 Sauchiehall street
PORTER, George, grocer and spirit dealer, St. Rollox buildings
Porter, James, writer, 70 Hutcheson street, house do.
Porter, Thomas, smith and bell-hanger, Delftfield lane
PORT-DUNDAS Bottle Co. works Port-Dundas. Place of call 5i
Argyll street
Port-Dundas Distillery Company, Port-Dundas
Port-Dundas Foundry Co. Port-Dundas road
Port-Dundas Pottery Co. Letters left at 26 St. Enoch's wynd
PORT-EGLINTON Spinning Co. worsted spinners, Port-Eglinton
PORTUGAL, Vice-consul for, F. A. Bell, 85 Buchanan street
Post-Office, 42 and 44 Glassford street
Post, Paisley & Renfrewshire Reformer Office, 75 Argyll street
POTTER, Lewis, agent for Dublin steamers and Liverpool traders,
244 Argyll street, house 143 Campbell street
Potter, Robt. plasterer and builder, Willowbank cottage, Sauchiehall st.
POYNTER, John, chemist and drysalter. Low Green street, house 25
St. Enoch's square, works 5 Shaws' water, Greenock
PRENTICE, John, of J. M'CallS^ Co. house 120 Bath street
PRESTON, J. umbrella and parasol manufacturer, 234 Argyll street
Preston, Mrs. John, & Co. rope and twine makers, Main st. Bridgeton
PRICE, John, vintner, Argyll House tavern, 1 Robertson street
PRIDE, William, spirit dealer and coach hirer, 124 Queen street
PRIMROSE, Adam, of Primrose §- Ross, house 44 Carrick street
Primrose, P. corn merchant, 15 Turner's court, ho. 82 S. Portland st.
Primrose & Ross, coppersmiths, 57 Carrick street
Primrose, Thomas, brazier and tinplate worker, 9 New Bridge street
Primrose, William, baker, 33 King street, Tradeston, ho. 14 Centre st.
PRINCE, Henry, furrier and skin merchant, 36 Queen street
Prince, Simon, quill manufacturer, 109 Trongate
PRINGLE, Andrew, picture dealer, South stair, Royal Exchange
buildings
Pringle, John, of Robert Hay §• Co. house 11 Cathcart street
PROCURATOR Fiscal for Barony of Gorbals, office 58 Buchanan st.
J. G. Houston, P.F.
ProcuratorFiscal for the Calton, office 4 Gordon st. A. W. Stewart, P. F.
Procurator Fiscal for Lanarkshire, office 60 Stockwell street. George
Salmond, P. F.
Procurator Fiscal for the Justices of the Peace. John Lang, jun. 13
John street
Procurator Fiscal for the City, office Council chambers. Wm. Haig
Procurators' Library, 13 John street. Hugh Kerr, librarian
PROUDFOOT, H. glover, hosier and furrier, 172 Trongate
Proudfoot, James, Govan factory
Proudfoot, James, corn and flour miller, Clyde mills. Commercial road
Proudfoot, John, at Wm. Proudfoot's, 152 Gallowgate
Proudfoot, R. & T. victuallers, 75 King street
Proudfoot, William, victualler and provision merchant, 152 Gallowgate,
and 70 Canning street
PORTEOUS PROUDFOOT.
Porteous, T. M. teacher of music, 17 High street
Porteous, William, pawnbroker, 40 High street
Porteous, William, 33 Norfolk street
Porteous, Euphemia, dealer in Airthrey and Dunblane waters, post-office
receiving house, 247 Sauchiehall street
PORTER, George, grocer and spirit dealer, St. Rollox buildings
Porter, James, writer, 70 Hutcheson street, house do.
Porter, Thomas, smith and bell-hanger, Delftfield lane
PORT-DUNDAS Bottle Co. works Port-Dundas. Place of call 5i
Argyll street
Port-Dundas Distillery Company, Port-Dundas
Port-Dundas Foundry Co. Port-Dundas road
Port-Dundas Pottery Co. Letters left at 26 St. Enoch's wynd
PORT-EGLINTON Spinning Co. worsted spinners, Port-Eglinton
PORTUGAL, Vice-consul for, F. A. Bell, 85 Buchanan street
Post-Office, 42 and 44 Glassford street
Post, Paisley & Renfrewshire Reformer Office, 75 Argyll street
POTTER, Lewis, agent for Dublin steamers and Liverpool traders,
244 Argyll street, house 143 Campbell street
Potter, Robt. plasterer and builder, Willowbank cottage, Sauchiehall st.
POYNTER, John, chemist and drysalter. Low Green street, house 25
St. Enoch's square, works 5 Shaws' water, Greenock
PRENTICE, John, of J. M'CallS^ Co. house 120 Bath street
PRESTON, J. umbrella and parasol manufacturer, 234 Argyll street
Preston, Mrs. John, & Co. rope and twine makers, Main st. Bridgeton
PRICE, John, vintner, Argyll House tavern, 1 Robertson street
PRIDE, William, spirit dealer and coach hirer, 124 Queen street
PRIMROSE, Adam, of Primrose §- Ross, house 44 Carrick street
Primrose, P. corn merchant, 15 Turner's court, ho. 82 S. Portland st.
Primrose & Ross, coppersmiths, 57 Carrick street
Primrose, Thomas, brazier and tinplate worker, 9 New Bridge street
Primrose, William, baker, 33 King street, Tradeston, ho. 14 Centre st.
PRINCE, Henry, furrier and skin merchant, 36 Queen street
Prince, Simon, quill manufacturer, 109 Trongate
PRINGLE, Andrew, picture dealer, South stair, Royal Exchange
buildings
Pringle, John, of Robert Hay §• Co. house 11 Cathcart street
PROCURATOR Fiscal for Barony of Gorbals, office 58 Buchanan st.
J. G. Houston, P.F.
ProcuratorFiscal for the Calton, office 4 Gordon st. A. W. Stewart, P. F.
Procurator Fiscal for Lanarkshire, office 60 Stockwell street. George
Salmond, P. F.
Procurator Fiscal for the Justices of the Peace. John Lang, jun. 13
John street
Procurator Fiscal for the City, office Council chambers. Wm. Haig
Procurators' Library, 13 John street. Hugh Kerr, librarian
PROUDFOOT, H. glover, hosier and furrier, 172 Trongate
Proudfoot, James, Govan factory
Proudfoot, James, corn and flour miller, Clyde mills. Commercial road
Proudfoot, John, at Wm. Proudfoot's, 152 Gallowgate
Proudfoot, R. & T. victuallers, 75 King street
Proudfoot, William, victualler and provision merchant, 152 Gallowgate,
and 70 Canning street
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| Description | Post-Office annual Glasgow directory 1840-1841 |
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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 | Directories of individual Scottish towns and their suburbs. |
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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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