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130 FRASER. GENERAL DIRECTORY. FROOD.
Fraser, John, shipowner, 47 Maitland street.
Fraser, John, curled hair, and hair-cloth manufacturer and furrier, 70 Stockwell St.;
works, 365 Dobbie's loan; house, Wallace grove, Paisley road.
Fraser, John T., writer, 32 Renfield street.
Fraser, Lachlan, baker, 37 Bedford street.
Fraser, M. & M., milliners and straw-hat makers, 109 Main street, Bridgeton, house,
193 Dalmarnock road.
Fraser & Mitchell, tobacco and snuff manufacturers, 81 Gallowgate.
Fraser, Peter, traveller, at J. <f W. Campbell's, house, 150 Buccleuch street.
Fraser, Robert, victualler, 79 Carrick street.
Fraser, Simon, 90 Abbotsford place.
Fraser, Simon, grocer and provision merchant, 37 and 39 Stobcross st., house, 43 do.
Fraser, Sinclair, & Co., clothiers, 99 St. Vincent street.
Fraser, Thomas, teacher, 77 High John street, house, 264 Buchanan street.
Fraser, Turner, & Co., sewed muslin manufacturers, 111 Ingram street.
Fraser, William, of Fraser, Turner, cf Co., house, 49 Holmhead street.
Fraser, William, spirit merchant, 47 South Coburg street.
Fraser, Mrs. Peter, 122 South Portland street.
Fraser, Mrs., 22 Warwick street.
Fraser, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker, 47 Maitland street, Cowcaddens.
Fraser, Mrs., 1 North Albion court.
Fraser, Mrs., 273 Scotia place, Sauchiehall street.
FRECKLETON, William, hat manufacturer and importer, 182 Argyle street, house,
69 Union street. — See Advertisement in Appendix.
Free St. David's School of Industry, 52 North Frederick street.
Free St. George's Juvenile School, 118 Renfield street ; Murdo M'Intyre, teacher.
Free Normal Seminary ; David Stowe, secretary ; Thomas Morrison, rector.
Free St. Paul's School of Industry, 74 North Frederick street ; Miss M'Kay, teacher.
Free Tron Church School, 36 Bridgegate; James Thomson, teacher.
FREEBAIRN, James, at J. and W. Campbell cf' Co.'s, house, 70 Buccleuch street.
Freebairn, William, at J. and W. Campbell <$■ Co.'s, house, 70 Buccleuch street.
FREELAND, George S., of John Freeland <f Co., house, 5 Albany place.
Freeland, John, & Co., cotton spinners, 56 Wilson street.
Freeland, Robert, & Co., merchants, 56 Wilson street.
Freeland, Robert, of Robert Freeland if Co., house, 5 Albany place.
Freeland, Mrs., draper and hosier, 344 Gallowgate.
Freeland's School, 10 Taylor street ; Andrew M'Nair, teacher.
FREER, George, merchant, 56 Hill street, Garnethill.
Freer, William, of M' Donald <$ Freer, house, 45 Gordon street.
French Consular Agency ; John Wedderspoon, 4 Bothwell street.
FRENCH, A., bookseller and stationer, hosier and draper, 69 Crown street.
French, Alexander, teacher, Tennant Street Academy.
French, Robert, wholesale hardware merchant, 118 Trongate, house, 22 Monteith row.
FREW, Forrest, of J. H. Young tj' Co., house, 148 Randolph terrace, Hill street.
Frew, James, manufacturer, 1 8 Saltmarket.
Frew, John, manufacturing chemist, Port-Dundas, works, Kilsyth.
Frew, John, clerk, 2 Parson street.
Frew, John, at William Gourlie <f Son's, house, 26 North St. Mungo street.
Frew, John, of Herveys, Wilson <§■ Co., house, 183 Renfrew street.
Frew, J. & A., smithy coal and coke merchants, Port-Dundas.
Frew, Thomas, grocer and spirit dealer, 66 St. James's road and 29 Taylor street.
Frew, Thomas, 52 Windsor terrace.
Frew, Thomas, at Douglas <£- Ranlcine's, house, 18 Rutland place, Govan road.
Frew, William, commission merchant, 51 Miller street.
FRIEND, George, victualler, 62 Maitland street.
Friendly Bread Association, 10 Carlton court, 13 Bridge street; Adam Cairns,
manager, house, 45 Eglinton street.
Friendly Victualling Society, 125 Main street, Bridgeton.
FRIND, Samuel, spirit merchant, 93 King street, Calton, house, 95 do.
FRISKIN, James & Charles, boot and shoemakers, 54 Hospital street.
Friskin, James, of J. $ C. FrisTcin, 83 Hospital street.
FROOD, James, sheriff officer and constable, 1 6 Hutcheson street.
Frood, William, cowfeeder, 19 Little Hamilton street.