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SC OTT — SBTAND .
Scott, Mrs. lodgings, 56 Bath street
Scott, Mrs. Michael, 198 Athole place, Bath street
Scott, Miss Mary, furnishing shop, 237 Argyll street
Scott, Miss Mary, milliner and straw bonnet maker, 157 Bachanan st.
Scott, Miss M. 49 Renfield street
Scott, Miss, 37 North Hanover street
Scott, Miss, lodgings, 29 College street
Scottish Christian Herald, and Witness Newspaper Office, 19 Glass-
ford street
Scottish Guardian Newspaper Office, 78 Miller street
Scottish Patriot Office, 22 Prince's street
SCOUGALL, William, bookseller and agent, 41 Millroad street
SCOULLER, James, flesher, 19 & 21 London st. ho, 38 Miller's pi.
Scouller, John, victualling-house, 49 Saltmarket street
Scouller, John, baker, 58 Bell street
Scoular, William, furniture dealer, 4 Miller's place
Scouller, William, spirit dealer, 42 Maxwell street
SCRYMGEOUR, James, chronometer, watch and clock maker, 11
West Nile street
Seamen's Chapel, 9 Brown street, Brownfield
SEBRIGHT, James Walter, postmaster, house 46 Glassford street
SELLER, William, paper-ruler, bookbinder and stationer, 91 Tron-
gate, workshop 114 do.
SEMPLE, A. & T. manufacturers, 79 Bell street, house 29 Kent st.
Semple & Co. tea dealers, 18 and 20 Turner's court
Semple, J. & J. curriers and leather merchants, 74 Union street, house
6 Allan place
Semple, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 31 Rottenrow
Semple, Matthew, superintendent. Blind asylum
SERTORIO, Count, professor of dancing, deportment and etiquette,
65 Renfield street
SERVICE, James, of Gibson, Service §• Co. house 70 Renfrew street
Service, James, writer, 44 Hutcheson street
Service, Joseph, 85 Co. muslin manufacturers, 62 Queen street
Service, Robert, of Williiw. Service §■ Sons, residence Culcreuch
Service, Thomas, of Service 8f Workman, house 52 Buccleuch street
Service, William, & Sons, merchants, 114 Candlerigg street
Service, William, sen. of William Service 8f Sons, house Culcreuch,
Stirlingshire
Service & Workman, sewed muslin manufacturers, 129 Ingram street
Service, Misses A. & A. strawhat and dress makers. East Miller street
Session- Clerk's Office for the City, 57 St. George's place. Robert
Strang, clerk, James M'Allister, depute-clerk
Session-Clerk of Barony Parish of Glasgow, 5 Drury street
Session- Clerk's Office for the Barony of Gorbals, 51 Adelphi street. J.
Coats, clerk
SETON & Co. merchants, 135 Buchanan street, ho. 92 Buccleuch st.
Seton, James, vintner, 80 Trongate
SHACKLETON, Mrs. D. grocer, Port-Dundas
SHADE, George, agent, 12 Muslin street, Bridgeton
SUA'SD, B. at H. Monteitk Sf Co.'s
Shand, William, & Co. East India merchants, 24 Gordon street
Shand, William, of Craigellie, house Bonville, near Maryhill
SC OTT — SBTAND .
Scott, Mrs. lodgings, 56 Bath street
Scott, Mrs. Michael, 198 Athole place, Bath street
Scott, Miss Mary, furnishing shop, 237 Argyll street
Scott, Miss Mary, milliner and straw bonnet maker, 157 Bachanan st.
Scott, Miss M. 49 Renfield street
Scott, Miss, 37 North Hanover street
Scott, Miss, lodgings, 29 College street
Scottish Christian Herald, and Witness Newspaper Office, 19 Glass-
ford street
Scottish Guardian Newspaper Office, 78 Miller street
Scottish Patriot Office, 22 Prince's street
SCOUGALL, William, bookseller and agent, 41 Millroad street
SCOULLER, James, flesher, 19 & 21 London st. ho, 38 Miller's pi.
Scouller, John, victualling-house, 49 Saltmarket street
Scouller, John, baker, 58 Bell street
Scoular, William, furniture dealer, 4 Miller's place
Scouller, William, spirit dealer, 42 Maxwell street
SCRYMGEOUR, James, chronometer, watch and clock maker, 11
West Nile street
Seamen's Chapel, 9 Brown street, Brownfield
SEBRIGHT, James Walter, postmaster, house 46 Glassford street
SELLER, William, paper-ruler, bookbinder and stationer, 91 Tron-
gate, workshop 114 do.
SEMPLE, A. & T. manufacturers, 79 Bell street, house 29 Kent st.
Semple & Co. tea dealers, 18 and 20 Turner's court
Semple, J. & J. curriers and leather merchants, 74 Union street, house
6 Allan place
Semple, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 31 Rottenrow
Semple, Matthew, superintendent. Blind asylum
SERTORIO, Count, professor of dancing, deportment and etiquette,
65 Renfield street
SERVICE, James, of Gibson, Service §• Co. house 70 Renfrew street
Service, James, writer, 44 Hutcheson street
Service, Joseph, 85 Co. muslin manufacturers, 62 Queen street
Service, Robert, of Williiw. Service §■ Sons, residence Culcreuch
Service, Thomas, of Service 8f Workman, house 52 Buccleuch street
Service, William, & Sons, merchants, 114 Candlerigg street
Service, William, sen. of William Service 8f Sons, house Culcreuch,
Stirlingshire
Service & Workman, sewed muslin manufacturers, 129 Ingram street
Service, Misses A. & A. strawhat and dress makers. East Miller street
Session- Clerk's Office for the City, 57 St. George's place. Robert
Strang, clerk, James M'Allister, depute-clerk
Session-Clerk of Barony Parish of Glasgow, 5 Drury street
Session- Clerk's Office for the Barony of Gorbals, 51 Adelphi street. J.
Coats, clerk
SETON & Co. merchants, 135 Buchanan street, ho. 92 Buccleuch st.
Seton, James, vintner, 80 Trongate
SHACKLETON, Mrs. D. grocer, Port-Dundas
SHADE, George, agent, 12 Muslin street, Bridgeton
SUA'SD, B. at H. Monteitk Sf Co.'s
Shand, William, & Co. East India merchants, 24 Gordon street
Shand, William, of Craigellie, house Bonville, near Maryhill
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| Scottish Post Office Directories > Towns > Glasgow > Post-Office annual Glasgow directory > 1841-1842 > (226) |
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| Description | Post-Office annual Glasgow directory 1841-1842 |
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| Shelfmark | NH.675-676 |
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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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