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BROWN.-
-STREET DIRECTORY. BRUNSWICK.
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112 Walker, Robert, surgeon, and Post-
Office receiving-house.
114 Callen, James, sailmaker.
116 Thomson, Charles, grocer.
118 Mulligan, Mrs., hotel and Dumfries
tavern.
120 Barton, Marion, lodgings.
122 Bonness, Richard, tavern keeper.
126 Robertson, Edward, spiiit merchant.
128 Lang, Hni;h, spirit dealer.
130 Barlow, Tho. O, artist and musician.
Stewait, Charles, pilotmaster.
132 Taylor, Alexander, outfitter.
136 Fulton, A. and J., ship-chandlers.
138 Parlin, G. B., clerk.
148 Fell, J. and W., sailmakers.
Fraser, And. S., of J. and W. Fell.
142 Taylor, John, Ship tavern.
144 Rattray, Wm., board and lodgings.
176 M' Donald, John, clothier.
188 Robertson, John, surgeon.
190 Macnish, Andrew, hairdresser.
192 Brown, Archd., & Co., blockmakers.
194 Anderson and Allan, outfitters.
195 Daggott, P., ship agent.
196 Hamilton, Miss E., emigration store.
198 M'Farlane, A., boot and shoe maker.
200 Laurie, M., tavern-keeper.
202 Gillies' Court.
Benson, Joseph, ship agent.
206 Black, Hugh, spirit merchant.
210 Lynas, John, general merchant.
212 Small, And., & Co., ship-chandlers.
213 Gibson, James, surgeon.
214 Rowand, John; spiiit merchant.
216 Watson, George D., spirit dealer.
218 Kelly, Walter, wine and spirit merch.
220 Fleming, John, & Co., blockmakers.
Leak, Mrs., commercial lodgings.
Allan, M. & J., carvers and gilders.
222 Blaek, John, & Co., ropemakers.
224 Buchanan, W r illiam, com. lodgings.
226 Pollock, Martin, spirit merchant.
228 Waugh, Th., wine and spiiit merch.
240 Brown, N, of Hamilton, Brothers:,
commission agent.
Hamilton, Brothers, ship agents.
BROWN STREET-Broomielaw.
1 Gray, John, Ship tavern.
3 M'Farlane, Andrew.
5 M'Alpin, Colin, smith.
9 Seamen's Friendly Society's School.
11 Seamen's Chapel.
13 Lindsay, John, starcher.
21 Eunson, George, rag merchant.
23 Provan, David, rivet maker.
25 Lindsay, Andrew, tinsmith.
27 M'Nee, Luke, broker.
29 Scott, Henry.
31 Gray, J., grocer.
39 Bishop's School; Wm. Baily, teacher.
41 Baptist Chapel.
63 Michie, Alexander, hay dealer.
65 Calder, Mrs. Elizabeth, grocer.
69 Scott, Mrs. Alex., spiiit dealer.
71 M'Corkindale, Jas., tailor & clothier.
75 Ormiston, Peter.
77 Wood, William, baker.
79 Inglis, James, beadle.
Clark, John, pawnbroker.
84 Lindsay, John, painter.
76 Stevenson, William, plumber.
Torrens, paper-stainer.
68 Brownfield Church.
66 Brownfield Sch.; A. C. Weir, teacher.
64 Eagleson, John, grocer.
62 McLean, Alex., sen.
60 M'Farlane, Mrs., spirit dealer.
40 M'Indoe, John, wright & house-factor.
38 Fotheiingham, Margaret, grocer.
34 Dowal, Irvin, beadle.
Lindsay, John.
32 Burns, milk-shop.
28 M'Crone, Edward, victualler.
26 Finlay, William, teacher.
Fyfe, Thomas, silkmercer.
Shaw, Archibald.
Neilson, James.
22 M'Lellan, Duncan, spiiit dealer.
14 Gray, John, spirit merchant.
12 Drysdale, William, dairyman.
8 Gilchrist, Robert, painter.
6 Brown, Archibald.
Robertson, John, surgeon.
Allan, J.
4 Newby, John, Anchor tavern.
BROWN STREET-Port-Dunc'as.
25 Buchanan, Wm., spirit merchant.
BRUNSWICK LANE.
4 M'Fadyn, Peter, joiner.
16 Smith, James, warper.
17 Hunter, William, musician.
18 Connall, T. f tin manufacturer.
BRUNSWICK PLACE.
5 Kerr, John, jun., writer.
Bruce, John, tailor.
Wilson, W. C , writer.
7 Baird, R. & A , glass merchants.
9 M'Guire, James H. stationer.
13 Love, John, tavern-keeper.
17 Stark, John, merchant.
19 Provan, Isabella, mangier.
21 Plain, W., violinmaker.
23 Newlands, Mrs., remnant shop.
25 Arthur, Mrs., sewed muslin shop.
29 Keppie, James, tobacconist.
33 Gardiner, Robert, spirit dealer.
43 Steel, Thomas, wright.
49 Dunlop, James, hamcurer.
51 M'Nair, John Scott, lace manufacr.
Davie, James, house-factor.
M'Nair, D. S., commission agent.