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TR0NGATE. STREET DIRECTORY.
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Fleming, Jos., straw-hat manufactr.
Back Wind.
Taylor, James, ironmonger.
Couper, John, confectioner.
New Wind.
Campbell, Blair, tea merchant.
Smith arid Miller, confectioners.
Leisk & Eaglesham, warehousemen.
M'Lellan, P. and W., ironmongers.
Ferguson, Alexander, Sun tavern.
Lowe, James, tailor.
Stevenson, John, victualler.
Robertson, Win., tavern-keeper.
Taylor and Downes, jewellers.
M'Farlane, R., confectioner.
Wright, G-eorge, coffee-house.
Jeffre^v, R., jun., & Co , spt. dealers.
Findlay, M. W., confectioner.
Bryce & Co.
Old Wynd.
Ross, Mrs. Wm., blacking manufac.
Allan, J. R., dentist.
M'Clue, David, merchant.
Robertson, A. and W., drapers.
Chalmers, T., & Co., warehousemen.
Gray, John, &■ Co., confectioners.
Chalmers, T., & Co., warehousemen.
Smith, David, & John, shoe wareho.
Clapperton, J., & Co., warehousem.
Nisbet, Matthew, grocer.
Searey, William, dining-rooms.
Anderson, Mrs , Swan tavern.
M'Goun, T., sheriff-officer.
Provan, James, haircutter.
Smith, Mrs., paper-ruler.
Couper, Robert, tobacconist.
Doig, Charles, hatter.
Smith, James, chandler.
Miller, hatter.
Herveys, Wilson, & Co., silk merch.
Bow, William, silkmercer.
Liddell, Archibald, & Co., painters.
Hudson, R., & Co., print-cutters.
Watson and Possie, jewellers.
Blackie, J., & Co., belt manufacts.
Herbert, William, tailor.
Taylor, James, jun., ivory-turner.
Austin, George, writing-desk maker.
Kobertson, David, bookseller.
Austin & M'Aslan, seedsmen.
Thomson, Robert, seedsman.
Russell, John, stationer.
Spreull's Court.
Ronald, Wm., merchant.
Taylor, Mrs., Temperance hotel.
M'Gregor & Gardner, jewellers.
Williamson, James F., tea merchant.
Ruthven and Grange, agents.
Smith, James, & Son, needle manuf.
M'Callum, James, printer.
Williamson, Geo., manufacturer.
Herald Office ; Geo. Outram & Co.
Nisbet, Alex., ironmonger.
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Falconer, R. and T., hosiers.
Pigott, H., hat manufacturer.
Bald, Robert, ironmonger.
Proudfoot, Hew, glover.
Henderson, James, provision mercht.
Shaw, Thomas T., clothier.
Gardner, Alexander, draper.
Carter and M'Nab.
Thorn, Robt., & Son, wine merehts.
Taylor, J., brushmaker.
M'Gregor, John, commission agent.
Free Press Office.
Love, John, tavern-keeper.
Macrae, D., paper-hangings.
Dunlop, Hugh, hosier.
Gourlay, G , straw-hat maker.
Symington, Gibb, & Russell, ware-
housemen.
Duncan, Thomas, milliner.
Martin, James, confectioner.
M'Moneagle, James, pro vis. mercht.
Old Exchange Loan Co.
Christian News and Day Star Office.
Douglas, James, confectioner.
Love, George, bookseller.
MTnnes, Matthew, hatter.
Leggat, C, shirt-maker.
Melville Place.
Wilson, William, commission merch.
Whyte's Temperance hotel.
Britton, Martin, tailor.
Moncrieff, James, spirit merchant.
M'Donald, D. & J., tobacconists.
Ridley, Leighton, & Co , grocers.
Miller, James, cabinetmaker.
Robertson, W. & R., warehousemen.
Stewart, Alexander, rectifier.
Young, Alexander, sheriff-officer.
Moffat, Mrs., victualler.
Skilling, Joseph, watch-glass manuf.
Co-operative Tailors' Association.
Flemington, J., straw-hat manufact.
Gibson, J., furnishings.
French, R., hardware merchant.
London Tea Company.
Old Post-Office Court.
Adam and Wright, small ware mer.
Hunter and Barr, hatters.
Brown, Keir, & Brown, warehousem.
Stewart, J., & Co., wine merchants.
Dougall, T., watch and clock maker.
Elliot, William, Burns tavern.
Walker, A., & Co., warehousemen.
Taylor, Wm., tailor and clothier.
Jaffray, William, & Sons, tailors.
Brown. Brothers, druggists.
Landell, William, ironmonger.
Donaldson, John, watchmaker.
Rattray, C. & A. t booksellers.
Muirhead, M., wine merchant.
Kaye, John, jun., tea merchant.
Eastern Hat Depot.
Reid's Court.