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ARGYLE.
-STEEET DIEECTOET. AEGYLE.
260 Morrison, Mrs. William, tinsmith.
258 Wilkie, E., umbrella manufacturer.
256 M'Laren, Robert.
Munro, George.
252 King, Thomas, watchmaker.
250 Miller, Peter, hosier.
248 M'Nichol, Donald, bootmaker.
24.6 Duncan, James L., dentist.
Stewart, William.
Archibald, William, tailor.
Craig, Mrs. John.
244 Weatherhead, A., vinegar maker.
242 Mitchell, W. & J., wine merchants.
240 Anderson, Joseph, tailor.
Brand, David, coffee-house.
Drysdale, John, tailor.
Blair, John.
238 Graham, James, saddler.
236 Gillespie, William, ironmonger.
234 M'Houl, D., boot and shoe wareho.
232 Granger, James, baker.
230 Hill, N.
Telfer, James, commission agent.
Miller & Wishart, corn factors.
228 Campbell, Ivie, flesher.
226 Newton, Walter, cabinet warehouse.
224 Whyte, A. C, tea Rierchant.
218 Bertram, Peter, stationer.
212 Adamson, William, tailor.
210 Stourbridge Court.
Robertson & M'Queen, iron merchts.
Shearer, Mrs. George, tavern keeper.
Steel & Stenhouse, drysalters.
White & Kirkland, grain merchants.
Young, David, gunmaker.
Jeffrey, J. & J., shoemakers.
204 Thomson, Wm., fruiterer.
200 Oprower, L. E., & Co., manufac.
196 Watson, Charles, spirit merchant.
196 Lennox, John, spirit dealer.
192 Douglas Coukt.
White, John.
Borland and Fleming, tailors.
Stewart, Robert, tailor.
Anderson, E., agent,
Murray, James, tailor.
190 Provan, William, grocer.
188 Paterson, Mrs. J., basket manufac.
M'Intyre, R., cabinet warehouse.
186 Walker, M., glass merchant.
184 Adshead, N., stationer.
182 Freckleton, William, hatter.
178 Bell, John, flesher.
176 Bell, W. & F., fleshers.
174 City of Glasgow Bank Branch.
172^ Dick, William, ironmonger.
172 Union Court.
Fulton, Brothers, grain merchants.
M'Arthur, John, jun., carrier.
Younger, James, cabinetmaker.
Sommerville, Andrew, smith.
170 Elsworth, John, saw maker.
168 Stevenson, John, victualler.
166 Boyack, Alexander, tobacconist.
164 M'Leod & Pollock, jewellers.
162 Turnbull, J., confectioner.
158 Innes, Alexander, stationer.
156 Reid, Henry, ironmonger.
154 M'Kechnie & Duncan, clothiers.
152 Stewart &M Donald, warehousemen.
146, 148 Dykes, J. & A., drapers.
144 Pringle, John, china merchant.
140 Canachan, J. S., druggist.
138 Eeid, James, bookseller.
136 Campbell, D., druggist.
132 Falconer, Robert, & Son, hosiers.
126 Faulds, Mrs. John, news agent
124 Blair & White, outfitters.
118 Cockey& M'Farlane, merchants.
116 Arthur & Fraser, drapers.
114 Stewart, William, woollen drapers.
112 Craig, John, & Co., bootmakers.
108 Morrison's Court.
Thomson, Duncan, merchant.
Smith, E., tailor.
Wallace & Connell, plumbers.
Tweedie, James, iron merchant.
Wilson, J. & J., & Co., eandlemakers.
Dawson, John, drysalter.
M'Adam & M'Ruer, oilcloths.
Burnside, John, fringe manufacturer.
Brace, E., & Co., wine merchants.
Gatheral, G., fringe manufacturer.
Knox, A., wine merchant.
M'Lardy, D., & Co., lithographers.
Fairley, W. and G., ironmongers.
Welch, Mrs., Temperance hotel.
Lightbody, James, watchmaker.
Sutherland, David, jeweller.
106 Neville, R. H., clothiers.
104 h Fulton, Andrew, hat shop.
104 Gardner & MTntosh, clothiers.
102 Aylward, Thos., & Co., tea merchts.
100 Argyle Arcade.
98 Kirsop, John, hat and cap maker.
96 Aitken, Peter, jeweller.
Aitken, James, jeweller.
94 Borthwick, A., smallware merchant.
92 Paterson, A. & W., bootmakers.
90 Argyle Court.
Steel, Gavin, Temperance hotel.
Hamilton, J., auctioneer.
86 Webster, James, laceman.
85 M'Phun, W. R., bookseller.
82 Kelly, J. & A., jewellers.
80 Muirhead & Artlmr, watchmakers.
78 Glass & Duncan, booksellers.
76 Miller, John, lace warehouse.
74 Scott, J., engraver.
Begg, Mrs., lodgings.
Waddell, Mrs. James.
Crane, Robert, clothier.
Ritchie, M. & A , Albion tavern.
Robertson, S., widow's cap maker.
72 Baird, Walter, watchmaker.
70 M'Lean, Miss Catherine, milliner.