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STEEL.-
-STREET DIRECTORY.
-STIRLING'S.
STEEL STREET.
11 Ward, Martin, wright.
17 Elborne, Samuel, rag merchant.
4 Nisbet, James, house factor.
Gilmour, William, sheriff-officer.
Daniels, Jame-s.
Colquhoun, Lachlan.
Peters. James, slater.
18 Beverid^e, James, slater.
STEVENSON STREET.
Gilchrist, Alexander, wine mercht.
Lowry, Robert, china dealer.
Miller, Robert, victualler.
M'Cormack, John, tinsmith.
Simpson, George, baker.
Findlay, D. B., draper.
Young, Mrs. G., milliner.
Rae, William, wholesale grocer.
Dale, Hugh, leather merchant.
Wilkie, William, bookseller.
M'Dougall, Alexander, wine merch.
Oalton Police Office.
Aitkenhead, John, victualler.
Corbett, Robert, brickbuilder.
Murray, James, brickbuilder.
M'Gowan, Thomas, sheriff-officer.
Lachlan, Clark, bread shop.
Adam, Robert, surgeon.
Duncan, D., jun., flesher.
Gray, William, butter merchant.
Laird, James, painter.
Coventry, Bogle, tinsmith.
Barrie, Mrs. T., flesher.
Kennedy, William, spirit dealer.
Blane, Andrew, confectioner.
White, Robert, victualler.
Kennedy, J.
Agnew, William, umbrella maker.
M'Kinlay, George, draper.
Smith, James, grocer.
Steel, James, provision merchant.
Cowan, James, leather merchant.
Bain, J., spirit dealer.
Henderson, J. F., tailor and clothier.
Armour, William, spirit dealer.
Walker, James, tobacconist.
Jeffrey, Robert, victualler.
Jamieson, Mrs., furnisher.
Miller, Bowman, baker.
Orr, John, victualler.
Love, William, librarian.
Pettigrew, John, victualler.
Wyper, James, teacher.
M'Kay, Miss, milliner.
Cullen, William, cowfeeder.
Waters, Andrew, & Son, fleshers.
Thomson, John, provision merchant.
Crawford, John, painter.
M'Kinlay, George, draper.
Vallance, Alexander, beamer.
Payne, William, spirit dealer.
M'Gowan, Samuel, tobacconist.
STEWART STREET.
1 Aitken, Mungo, spirit dealer.
5 Stevenson, William, dairyman.
67 M'Callum, D, victualler.
69 ScouHer, Mrs., staymaker.
74 Stevenson, William, spirit dealer.
72 Miller, Mrs., grocer.
66 M'Donald, James, baker.
68 Strang, James, baker.
50 Anderson, James, spirit merchant.
20 Fox, Thomas.
18 Mechanics' Institution.
10 Kyle, Thomas.
STIRLING'S ROAD.
5 St. David's Parish School ; William
Dickie, teacher.
17 Heggie, George, cabinet-work.
21 Shaw, Charles, grocer.
Chatham Place.
2 M 'Naught, Robert.
Gow, Allan, G, merchant.
Healey, Joseph.
Mitchell, John.
2 Blyth, Rev. Geo.
Renwick, Win., drysalter.
King, George, oil merchant.
3 Drew, William, merchant.
4 Selkirk, James.
6 Hamilton, Robert.
Colville, Stephen.
Gibson, Mrs.
Hamilton, David.
Railton, Hugh.
Donaldson, James.
71 Taylor, Win, of H. Taylor $ Son.
81 Miller, P., grocer.
83 Fraser, Alex., chemist and druggist.
101 Pkovanside.
1 Griffin, Charles.
3 Wilson, David.
5 Watson, George.
6 Carswell, Allan.
4 Fraser, Archibald.
137 Robson, James.
151 Anderson, Thomas, cabinet-work.
161 Lockett, J. & J., & Co., engravers.
167 Wilson, Andrew, stareher.
Wilson, Alexander, stareher.
223 Barony Place.
225 Hunter, Robert.
208 Downie, James, green-grocer.
206 Frame, Alexander, dairyman.
204 Taylor, Mrs., midwife.
202 Smith, William.
198 Lindsay, Win'., jun., merchant.
196 Burns, James, flesher.
192 Walker, M. D., coal merchant.
190 Robertson, Miss.
St. Mungo Place.
188 M'Gill, William, church officer.
Lawson, Henry, smith.
184 Dykes, Andrew, provision merchant.

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