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Flemington, Matlieson, & Co., general wai-ehousemen, straw-hat and plait manufac-
turers, 150 Trongate
FLERSHEIM, S., merchant, 14 Springfield court
FLETCHER, Alexander, & Co., flax-spinners and linen-thread manufacturers, 85
Garngad road, St. Rollox
Fletcher, Angus, 97 Parliamentary road
Fletcher, Donald, bootmaker, 9 Queen arcade
Fletcher, Hugh, turner and weaving utensil maker, 9 Calton entry '
Fletcher, James, wood merchant, 173 Great Hamilton street, house do.
Fletcher, John, & Co., hat manufacturers 77 Maxwell street
Fletcher, Malcolm, spirit dealer, 287 Argyll street
Fletcher, Michael, rag and cotton-waste merchant, 21 Bell street
FLINT, John, teacher, 15 Hill street, Garnethill
FO<*GO, Robert, grocer, 91 Renfield street
FORBES, Alexander, general grocer, 20") High street, house 6 Nicholas street
Forbes, Alex., M.D., 86 South Portland street
Forbes, Alex. Wm., stock and share broker, 83 Queen st., house 9 Lansdowne cres,
Forbes, Arthur, town-clerk, City Chambers, hoiise 1 1 "Woodside place
Forbes, Duncan Campbell, head-master Normal Seminary, Dundas vale
Forbes, Charles, grocer and spirit dealer, 263 Duke street
Forbes, Daniel, of Moncvieff, Paterson, §• Forbes, house 36 Dalhousie street
Forbes, Dugald, of Forbes ^ Eeddie, house 180 West Regent street
Forbes, Duncan, provision merchant, 191 High street, house 239 do.
Forbes, George, carver and gilder, 203 Argyll street
Forbes, George, coffee house, 203 Argyll street
Forbes, James, house factor and sheriff officer, 34 Trongate, house 3 Franklin street,,
Bridgeton
Forbes, Peter, spirit dealer, 1 Puddock row, Gorbals
Forbes, Rev. John, D.D., minister of Free St. Paul's church, 100 West Regent st.
Forbes, Rev. P., of St. Mary's Catholic church, 64 Abercromby street
Forbes & Reddie, writers, 4 Moore place, 146 West George street
Forbes, Thomas, cabinet maker and upholsterer, 10 Stanley pL, ho. 32 Thistle st.
Forbes, William, jeweller, 76 Argyll street, house 432 Parliamentary road
Forbes, Mrs, 52 Cambridge street
FORD, John, plasterer and modellist, 29 East Howard street, house 310 Argyll st.
FORMAN, A. M., sm-geon, chemist, and druggist, 47 Gallowgate, and 1 Kirk st.
Townhead
FORGAN, Thomas, mason and bu:lder,'Greenlaw, house, Paisley road
FORGIE, Peter, flesher, 11 Eglinton sti-eet
FORLONG, William, of Errins, Bath hotel, 15 Bath street
Forlong, Mrs, 130 Bath street
FORREST, Archibald, at Andrew M'Moreland's, 115 Buchanan street, house 77
Hope street
Forrest, David, insurance and stock-broker, 28 Exchange squ,, ho. 3 Royal terrace
Forrest, E., millwright, 7 Soho place
Forrest, J. R., lieutenant R.N., her Majesty's agent for Emigration, 3 Sandyford pi.
Forrest, James, millwright, 2 Hope street, Anderston
Forrest, James, miller, Town's mill, Town's-mill road
Fon-est, James, brassfounder, and gas-fitter, 34 Main street, Gorbals
Forrest, John, cow-feeder, 106 Dale sti-eet, Tradeston
Forrest, John, wholesale and retail grocer, 2 Stobcross street, Anderston
Forrest, John, & Son, cabinetmakers and upholsterers, 60 and 62 Sauchiehall street
Forrest, Robert, grocer, 147 Rottenrow street
Forrest, William, tailor, 40 Kirk street, Calton
Forrest, William, jun., tailor, 48 Nelson street
Forrest, Mrs Alexander, grocer, 67 Crown street
Forrest, Mrs Wm., furnisher and hosier, 8 Stock well street
FORRESTER, Alexander & Sod, bread and fancy biscuit bakers, 158 and 160
West Regent street
Forrester, Alexander, 4 Wellington street
Forrester, Alexander, jun., of Alexander Fo-t-rester ^ Son, house 147 W. Regent st.
Forrester, Alexander, sen., 147 West Regent street
Forresters & Co., general warehousemen, 61 and 53 Argyll street

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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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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).