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HARVEY. -
-GENERAL DIEECTORY.-
-HAY.
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Harvey, James, & Co., ivine and spitit merchants, 2
Stirling square and 38 Stirling street.
HatTey, James, house factor, 129 Gloucester street ;
house, 1 Kinning street.
Harvie, James, clotiiier and gentleman's hosier, 142
Argyle street ; house, 41 South Apsley place.
Harvey, J. E., wine and spirit merchant, 229 Bu-
chanan street and 2 Bath street; house, 99 Hill
street, Garnethill.
Harvey, John, temperance hotel, 2 Carlton court.
Bridge street.
Harvey, John & Robert, & Co., malt distillers. Dun-
das hill, Port-Dundas ; office, 76 Maxwell street.
Harvey, John (of John & Robert Harvey & Co.),
house, 14 Queen's terrace.
Harvey, Jolin & William, & Co., distillers, Yoker;
offiee, 76 Maxwell street.
Harvie & M'Gavin, grain millers, Anderston Grain
Mills, 27 Washington street.
Harvey, Robert (of D. Cook & Co.), house, Whithorn
villa, Polloksbields.
Harvey, Robert (of J. & R. Harvej', and Hundredacre
Hill dairy), house, Pinkston house.
Harvie, Robert, teacher, 2 Dean street; house, 26
George street.
Harvej', Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, 107
and 109 Stockwell street.
Harvey, William, & Co., ship chandlers, ships' fur-
nishing ironmongers, brassfounders, and smiths,
C9 and 71 Finniestou street; ho. 67 Grace street.
Harvey, William, grocer and provision merchant, 45
Maitland street ; house, .3 Burnside buildings.
Harvey, William (of Alex. Harvey & Son), house,
4 South Wellington place.
Harvie, Wm., late timber merchant, 78 Kent road.
Harvie, William, commission agent, 27 Union st. ;
house, 9 Walworth terrace.
Harvey, Y/. S., joir.t agent for City of Glasgow Bank,
Calton, and agent for the Caledonian Insurance
Co., 51 Canning street; house, 38 Wliitevale st.
Harvey, William G., produce broker, 33 Virginia st. ;
house, 8 Oakfield terrace.
Harvey, Mrs., 164 Bedford place, Renfrew street.
Harvie, Mrs., dress and cloak maker, 127 Thistle
street, Hutchesontov/n.
Harvie, Mrs., 52 Windsor terrace, St. George's rd.
Harvey, Mrs., 38 Whitevale street.
Harvey, Mrs., dairy, 61 Bothwell street.
Harvie, Mrs., lodgings, 1 5 Castle streeS.
Hervey, Mrs., 8 Granby terrace, Hillhead.
Harvey, Mrs. Mary, tobacco, &c., 43 Princes street.
Harvej', Mrs. William, 8 Royal crescent.
Harvey, Miss Margaret, dress and cloak maker, 255
Sauchiehall street.
Harvej-, Miss, dress and cloak maker, 20 Cumber-
land place, Port-Eglinton.
HASTIE, John, & Co., smiths and engineers, 14
Ann St., Bridgeton ; ho. 8 Silvergrcve st., Caiton.
Hastie, John R., brass refiner and metal merchant,
Elcho St. ; ho. 2 Brandford place, Duke street.
Hastie, Peter (at Alexander, Ferguson, & Co.'s), ho.
5 Winton terrace.
Hastie, Robert, & Co , merchants, 13 .John street.
Hastie, Robert, coal master, Overdall, Dalserf, and
New Marbage Collieries, 65 Great Clyde street;
residence, Woodside house, Carluke.
Hastie, Thomas, & Son, painters and paperhangers,
101 and 122 Main street, Bridgeton ; house, 2
Muslin street.
Hastie, Mrs., oil and colour merchant, 76 Thistle
street, Hutchesontown.
Hastie, Misses, boarding and educational establish-
ment for j'oung ladies, 12 Burnbank terrace.
Hastie, Mary, tobacconist, 100 Canning street; ho.
8 Silvergrove street.
HASTINGS, David (atCampbells, Donald,& Sellar's),
32 Candleriggs.
Hastings, Jas., chimney-sweeper, 70 Ruthevglen loan.
Hastings, John (at Chamberlain & Birrel's), house,
75 Abbotsford place.
Hastings, John H., bookseller and stationer, 140
New city road.
Hastings, Samuel, milk dealer, 41 Drygate.
Hastings, Mrs. Thomas, 395 St. Vincent street.
HAS WELL, Thomas (at W. & W. Paterson & Co.'s),
house, 46 Abbotsford place.
HATCH, J. & JR., paint, colour, varnish makers, and
drvsalters, 101 Dundas street.
HATRICK, Robert (of W. & R. Hatrick & Co.),
house, 93 New Sneddon street. Paisley.
Hatrick, W. & R., wholesale chemists and druggists,
28 Turner's ct. ; grinding mills, 29 St. Enoch lane.
Hatrick, Mrs. P., herbalist, 49 Kent street.
HATTON, J. C., professor of music, teacher of
pianoforte, &c., 108 South Portland street.
Haughead Colliery office, 127 St. Vincent street.
Havre Steam Packet office ; Hutchison & Brown,
14 Maxwell street.
HAWKS, Thos., & Son, bridle, bit, atirrup, and spur
makers, 34 Brunswick st. ; ho. 17 Brunswick lane.
Hawks, Mrs., baker, 37 Stobcross street.
HAXTON, M. & R., furniture dealers and sofa
makers, 18 Dumbarton road.
HAY, Alexander (at Wishaw and Cambuslang Col-
liery, 69 Great Clyde street), house, Wennetta
cottage, Govan.
Hay, A. (of Webster, Hay,& Co.),ho. 18 Newhali ter.
Hay, David, 173 Sauchiehall street.
Hay, David, sewed muslin manufacturer, ^7 Queen
street ; house, 280 Bath crescent.
Hay, Rev. James, 1 Osborne terrace.
Ilay, James, timber merchant, 20 Dobbie's loan : ho.
9 Glebe street.
Hay, James, builder, 69 Eglinton street.
Hay, James, tobacconist and coal agent, 88 Rather-
glen loan ; house, 86 do.
Hay, James, shipping and forwarding agent, 10(>
Midwliarf, Port-Dundas; house, 56 Rose street.
Hay, James, watch, clock, chronometer, self-acting
orchestrian and pianoforte maker, and organ
tuner, 11 West street, Tradeston ; house, 15 do.
Hay, James, draper, 167 Hospital street.
Hay, John, heating and ventilating engineer, 110
Bothwell street ; house, 9 Oxford street.
Hay, John, dealer in remnants, 12 North Albion st.
Hay John, 140 Mains street.
Ha}', John (at James Lumsden & Son's), house, 433
St. Vincent street.
Haj', John (at James Hay's), 106 Midwharf, Port-
Dundas ; house, 11 Buccleuch street.
Hay, M., & Son, coal masters, head of Canal street.
Port-Dundas.
Hay, Merricks, & Co., gunpowder manufacturers,
Roslin ; office, 28 St. Vincent pi. ; A. AVilson, agt.
Hay, Thomas, Coach Close inn, 151 Gallowgate.
Hay, Thomas T. (of W. & T. Hay), ho. 9 Newton pi.
Hay, W^illiam, & Co., distillers, Glengilp, and Little
Mill ; warehouse, 36 Douglas street.
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