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M'ASLIN.-
-SXREET DIRECTORY.
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M'ASLIN STREET.
Palmersto'n Place.
. 1 M'Ghee, R, & T.
Clough, Robert.
Cooper, James.
Carrick, David.
Kerr. Thomas.
Miller, William.
5 Lindsay, Thom-as.
Holding, William.
Geddes, Robert M.
Sutherland, William.
Smith, Robert.
Home, John.
Redpath, William.
MACFARLANE STREET.
9 Wright, Miss, dressmaker.
Pinkerton, J. & M., curriers.
M'Allister, Eobert, teacher of music.
M'Allister, Mrs., banding mannfact.
Wright, George, haircutter.
11 Blackwood, Isaac, grain merchant.
15 Ramsay, Mrs. John, house-factor.
19 Hunter, Moses, & Co., wood merchs.
42 Christie, John, church-officer.
40 Sheils, Henry, teacher.
^ Sheils, George, teacher.
More, Thomas.
Mackay, Charles.
Macbeth, J.
32 M'Intosh, A. & R., merchants.
Frame, James.
Blackwood, Isaac, grain merchant.
14 M'Kirdy, Robert, wood merchant.
4 Black, John, surgeon.
M'Clue, William.
M'KEOHNIE STREET.
44 Cousins, James M.
42 Broohwood Place.
Knox, Alexander, wright.
10 Johnman, Robert, shoemaker.
29 Hamilton, Archibald, victualler.
MACNEIL STREET.
Bowser and Cameron, Springfield
Foundrv.
Todd & Higginbottom, Spring Wks.
Harvey, G. & A.
Sommerville, John, & Sons, mills.
1 Fyfe, Geo., grocer and spirit dealer.
MAIN STSEET-Bridgeton.
5 Auchinvole, Wm., stationer.
11 Malloch, Mary Gordon, furnishings.
15 Agnew, George, spirit merchant.
17 Murray, Henry, beadle.
25 Walker, Miss, remnants & furnish.
27 Paterson's Court.
41 Harvey, James, tailor.
43 Mason, Andrew, hairdresser.
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Anderson's Buildings.
Armour, Wm., spirit dealer.
Edgar, Thos. and John, fleshers.
Alexander, John,vict. and grocer.
Dobbie, Thos., spirit dealer.
Dougall, Mrs. James, dressmaker.
Fulton, John, flesh'er.
.Thomson, Archd., spirit dealer.
MTntyre, John and James, surgeons.
Denholm, Mrs. Jas., victualler.
Dunbar, John B., druggist.
Summers, Miss J., furnishings.
Pollock, Matthew, spirit dealer.
Donald, Mrs. Thos , tinplate-worker.
Porter, M R., surgeon.
Bridgeton Public Library and Receiv-
ing house.
Wishart, Wm., stationer.
Weir, James Brand, draper.
Crawford, Mrs., portioner.
Bell, John, coal agent.
Fraser, Misses M. & M., milliners.
Hannah, Robert, furnishing shop.
Walker, Mrs. Jas., portioner.
Forrester, George, baker.
Cameron, Jas., spirit merchant.
Wilson, Adam, victualler.
Anderson's Court.
Watson, Robt.., grocer.
Smellie, G. & J., fleshers.
Scott, Misses M. & E., milliners and
dressmakers.
Peebles' Court.
Brownlee, James, grocer.
M'Aslan, James, grocer.
Aitciiison's Court.
Cameron, Mrs. John, furnisher.
Morton, R. W., spirit dealer.
Burns, John, victualler.
Auchinclose, John, .spiiit dealer.
Gardner, George, grocer.
Bridgeton Bowling Green.
Scott, A , & Co., cotton-spinners.
Mitchell, Mrs J., spirit dealer.
M'Donald, John, spirit dealer.
Clyde Thread Works.
M'Donald, Hector, innkeeper. .
Bennie's Court.
Brown, Wm., potato merchant.
Coulter, John, grocer.
Short's Court.
M'Kinnon, Win., house-factor.
M'Gregor, Josiah, furnishings.
Robertson, James, victualler.
Purdie, Thomas, dairyman.
Paterson, John, spirit dealer.
Paterson, Robert, portioner.
Smith, Alex., victualler.
Thomson's Court.
M'Vey, John, bookseller.
Millar, Robert, commercial traveller.
Thomson, Hugh, spirit dealer.
Iiati'ick, P., herbalist, Tea Gardens.