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gg BROWNING— BRYSON.
Browning, Matthew, grain-weigher and grain stores, 24 York street, house 42 do.
Browning, Miss, dress-maker, 183 Eglinton street
BROWNLIE, Alexander, baker, 1 48 Eglinton street
Brownlie, Archibald, timber merchant, 12 Forth street, Port-Dundas
Brownlie, A., & Co., bootmakers, 157 Queen street
Brownlie, James, manager, J. & G. M. Graham's cotton works, Calton, ho. Broom-
ward place
Brownlie, John, flesher, 8 Norfolk street
Brownlie & Smitb, bread, biscuit, and pastry bakers, 15 Argyll street
Brownlie, Thomas, grocer and victualler, 34 South Coburg st., ho. 5*? Cavendish tt.
Brownlie, Thomas, builder, IST Queen street, house 6 Cumberland place
Brownlie, Thomas, at James Ritchie ^ Co.'s, house 66 Howard street
Brownlie, William, of Brownlie ^ Smith, house 21 Stockwell place
Brownlie, William, bootmaker, 20 Renfield street
BRUCE & Co., paper and rag merchants, 172 and 174 Broomielaw, and 11 and 13
Delftfield lane
Bruce, David, bill-poster, 41 Dempster street
Bruce, Donald, boot-maker, 3 N. Albion street
Bruce, Henry, 107 Crown street
Bruce, Henry, 63 Miller street, house 57 Clyde street, Port-Dundas
Bruce, James, engraver to calico-printer, Pettigrew st., house 188 Stirling's road
Bruce, Robert, printer, agent for printers' materials, 30 Charlotte street
Bruce, Thomas L., 67 Eglinton street
Bruce, William, & John P. Beveridge, agents Scottish Widows' Fund, and Life As-
surance Society, 30 Royal Exchange square
Bruce, William, of Bruce ^ Beveridge, house Gilmourhill
Bruce, William, cabinet-maker and joiner, 101 Holme street, ho. 10 Wellington st.
Bruce, William, fruiterer, 62 Trongate
Bruce, AVilliam, 35 Renfrew street
Bruce, W., of O'ibb ^ Bruce, house Gilmourhill
Bruce, Misses, dressmakers, 65 Renfield street
Bruce, Mrs Andrew, victualler, 25 Marlborough street
Bruce, Mrs, stay and millinery shop, 35 Nelson street
BRUNTON, Charles, bricklayer and oven-builder, 3 Pitt street
BRYAN, James, grocer and provision merchant, 28 South Wellington street
BRYCE, Alexander, wine and spirit mercliant, 42 St. Andrew's st., house 40 do
Bryce, David, bookseller and stationer, 101 Buchanan street, house Hillhead
Bryce, Devon, 8 Centre street, Tradeston
Bryce, James, spirit dealer, 13 West Milton street
Bryce, James, wine and spirit merchant, 34 St. Andrew's street
Bryce, James, jun., M. A., commercial and mathematical department, High
School, house Park grove. Paisley road
Bryce, John, iron merchant, Moodic's court, 31 Argyll street
Bryce, John, architect, 243 Buchanan street
Bryce, John, plumber and gasfitter, 25 Dunlop street
Bryce, J. D., of Dennislon, Bryce, ^ Co., house S. W. corner of Queen's crescent
Bryce & Orr, wine and s))irit merchants, 66 Saltmarket street
Bryce, Peter, victualler, 31 Clyde street, Port-Dundas
Bryce, William, beadle and agent, 10 Tarbet street
Bryce, William, of Irvine ^ Bryce, house Willowbank place, Pitt street
Bryce, William, spirit dealer, 27 Clyde street, Port-Dundas
Bryce, Miss, embroiderer. Holme place, 278 Argyll street
Bryce, Mrs., Willowbank place, Pitt street
BRYDEN, James, at Wellington Factory, Hutchesontown
Bryden, Robert, bell hanger, gasfitter, and window-blind manufacturer, 7 Royal
Bank place, house 128 Union street
Bryden & Sons, bell-hangers and window-blind manufacturers, 17 Exchange place,
and at 80 Rose street, Edinburgh
Bryden, W. C, of Bryden ^ Sons, house 91 North Frederick street
BRYDON, Mrs. William, coach-builder, 32 Great Clyde st., house 39 Norfolk st.
BRYDSON, William, 15 Eglinton street
BRYSON, Charles, wine merchant and commission agent, 5 Exchange place, and
92 Buchanan street, house 42 St. Andrew's square

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1828-1912 - Post-Office annual Glasgow directory
DescriptionGlasgow : Printed by J. Graham for the letter-carriers of the Post-Office, 1828-? Imprint and title vary. [Varying forms of title: Glasgow Post-Office directory, Glasgow Post-Office annual directory, Post Office Glasgow annual directory.]
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Scottish Post Office Directories
DescriptionAround 700 Scottish directories published annually by the Post Office or private publishers between 1773 and 1911. Most of Scotland covered, with a focus on Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee and Aberdeen. Most volumes include a general directory (A-Z by surname), street directory (A-Z by street) and trade directory (A-Z by trade).