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Latta, Robert, of Robert ^ David Latta, ho. 180 Springhill place, St. George's rd.
LAUDER, James, at Charles Tennent ^ Co.'s, St. RoUox
Lauder, John, sewed-muslin pattern-designer and lithographer, 95 Candleriggs st.
Lauder, John, fishmonger, 105 Fife pi., ho. 10 Waterport buildings. Great Clj'de st.
Lauder, John, surgeon, Y New street, Calton
Lauder, Richard, Ayrshire Railway, house 18 Waterport buildings
Lauder, Robert, tailor and clothier, 1 Argyll arcade, house 18 Waterport buildings
Lauder, William, & Co., commission agents, 27 Union street
Lauder, Miss Martha, milliner, straw-hat and dressmaker, 44 George street
Lauder, Miss, teacher of music and singing, 134 West Nile street
LAUGHLAND, David, provision and spirit dealer, 6 Cumberland lane
LAUGHLEN, Andrew, civil engineer and land surveyor, 68 St. Vincent street,
house 122 North Montrose street
Laughlen, Robert, accountant, Blythswood Office, 81 St. George's place
LAURIE, Alexander, gingham and lappet manufacturer, 8 John street
Laurie & Foulds, manufacturers, 89 Ingram street
Lawrie, George, baker, 16 Portugal street
Lawrie, James Adair, M.D., 15 Moore place. West George street
Laurie, James, of Laurie §/• Foulds, house 1 Sandy ford place
Laurie, James, of Laurieston, 1 Nicholson street, house 8 Carlton place
Laurie, James, builder, 9 Cambridge street
Lawrie, J. W., 103 Hospital street
Laurie, James, of James Laurie ^ Co., and Laurie ^ Foulds, ho. 1 Sandyford pi.
Laurie, James, & Co., merchants, 31 Montrose street
Lawrie, John, wine and spirit merchants, 143 Argyll st., and 163 Osborne buildings,
SauchiehaU street
Lawrie, John, merchant, 90 Regent terrace
Laurie, M., china, glass, and earthenware warehouse, 23 King street
Laurie & Renwick, merchants, 48 Buchanan street
Laurie, Robert, & Co., merchants, 1 79 Argyll street
Laurie, Robert, bookseller, stationer, bookbinder, and librarian, 52 Bridge street
Laurie, Robert W., of Laurie ^ Renwick, house 8 Carlton place
Laurie, Somervail, & Co., merchants, 23 St. Enoch square
Laurie, Thomas, & Co., grain merchants, 179 Argyll street
Lawrie, Thomas, Glasgow and GamkirJc Railway Office, St. RoUox
Lawrie, Thomas, painters, glaziers, and paper-hangers, 21 Jamaica street
Laurie, William, wine and spirit merchant, 53 South Portland st., and 1 45 Bridge-
gate, house 108 South Portland street
Laurie, Margaret, Grapes tavern, 200 Broomielaw
Laurie, Mrs., 58 Hill street Garnethill
Laurie, Mrs., milliner, 34 New Bridge street
LAW, Alexander, tea and spirit merchant, 26 Bedford street, house 28 do.
Law, Alexander, 109 Renfrew street
Law, David, boot and shoe maker, 9 Trongate
Law, David, of Thomas Edington §• Sons, house 1 Melrose st., Great Western rd.
Law, David, of Laiu §/• Selkirk, house 207 St. George's road
Law, Edward, slater, 233 High street
Law, James J., tailor and clothier, 22 Portugal street
Law, Robert, boot and shoe maker, 72 Parliamentary road
Law, Robert, boiler and agricultural-implement maker, Shettleston
Law & Selkirk, wrights and builders, 114 City road
Law, W. H., baker, wine and spirit merchant, 18J Canning street, Calton
Law, M., shoe shop, 2 Saltmarket street
LAWCOCK, James, flour and sack merchant, 57 Argyll street, house Apsley pi.
LAWRENCE, Mrs. Peter, 162 Saiachiehall street
Lawrence, Mrs. William, furrier, 35 Renfrew street
LAWS, William Black, bookseller and stationer, 171 Argyll street
LAWSON, Archibald, merchant, 86 Miller street
Lawson & Douglas, new and second-hand furniture warehouse, 70, 72, and 70 Union
street
Lawson & Brown, clothiers, 2 St. Vincent place, corner of George square
Lawson, Gavin, victualler, 129 Bridgegate

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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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DescriptionDirectories of individual Scottish towns and their suburbs.
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).