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280 WILLISON— WILSON.
WILLI SON, Archibald S., spirit dealer, 86 Clyde street, Anderston
WILLOCK, Richmond, superintendent of vagrancy. Town's Hospital, 324 Parlia-
mentary road, house 23 Taylor street
WILLOX, John, Citizen Newspaper office, house 12 Salisbury street
WILSON, Adam, grocer and spirit dealer, 99 Main street, Bridgeton
Wilson, Alex., wire-worker, and wire-cloth manufacturer, 4.3 Trongate
Wilson, A., victualler, 10 Queen street
Wilson, Alexander, wine and spirit dealer, 8 Queen street
Wilson, Alexander, grain merchant, 43 Turner's court, Argyll street
WUson, Alexander, wine and spirit merchant, 7 St. Enoch wynd
Wilson, Alexander, grocer and provision merchant, 22 York street
Wilson, Alexander, of Alexander Fletcher ^ Co., house Easter Common, St. RoUox
Wilson, Alexander, provision merchant, 73 Stockwell street
Wilson, A. B., furnishing shop, 265 George street
Wilson, Rev. Alexander, of Bridgeton Free church, 9 William street, Calton
Wilson, Alexander, jun., at Thomas Waddell ^ Go's, house 21 West street
Wilson, Alexander, victualler, 28 Rose street, Hutchesontowu
Wilson, Alexander, victualler and spirit dealer, 28 Dale street, Bridgeton
Wilson, A. R., clothier and hatter, 67 Union street, house 87 do.
Wilson, Andi'ew, manufacturer, 110 Renfrew street
WUson, Andrew, victualler and grocer, 69 King street, Tradeston, house 19 Centre
street
Wilson, Andrew, & Co., general grocers, 55 and 57 Egliaton street
Wilson, Andrew, starcher, 167 Stirling's road
Wilson, Andrew, of Wilson ^ Kelso, house 143 West Campbell street
Wilson, Andrew, wine and spirit merchant, 6 Broomielaw street
Wilson, Andrew, provision dealer, 160 Hope street
Wilson, Archibald, of Robertson ^ Wilson, house 26 Warwick street
Wilson, Archibald, superintendent of police, house 2 Monteith row
Wilson, Archibald, tailor and clothier, 245 High street
Wilson, Archibald,. spirit merchant, 48 John street
Wilson, Benjamin, wine and spirit dealer, 34 Trongate
Wilson, Charles, architect, 29 Bath street
Wilson's Charity School for Boys, 87 High Montrose street. Rev. John R. Russell,
teacher
Wilsons & Co., Summerlee ironworks, ojQSce 100 St. Vincent street
Wilson & Co., wholesale and retail boot and shoe makers, 149 Argyll street
Wilson & Co., Glasgow Confectionary hall, 69 Jamaica street
Wilson & Co., blacking and lucifer-match makers, bone merchants, animal charcoal,
and ivoiy black manufacturers, shop 117 Trongate, work Commerce street, Trade-
ston, and Debbie's loan, Port-Dundas
Wilson, Daniel, cabinetmaker, 39 Crown street, house 43 do.
Wilson, David, & Co., tea dealers and grocers, 80 Canning street
Wilson, David, Western bank, house 337 Ewing place, Ai-gyll street
Wilson, David, of T. ^ D. Wilson, house Prolan place. North Montrose street
Wilson, David, upholsterer, 47 StockweU street
WUson, David, wholesale grocer and commission merchant, Melville place, house 5
Morris place
WUson, D., smith and bell-hanger, 45 King street, Tradeston
"Wilson, Edward, boot and shoe maker, 25 Charlotte street
Wilson, Edward, painter, 24 Hospital street
Wilson, Francis F., of Buchanan, Wilson, §/■ Co., house 2 Moms place
Wilson, Gavin, spirit dealer, 6 Kent street
WUson, George, spirit dealer, 667 Gallowgate street
Wilson, George, of Wilsons ^ Co., house Dalmarnock House
"Wilsone, George R., of Pearson, Wilsone, §/■ Co., house 5 Woodside place
Wilson, Henry G., painter and paper-hanger, 17 lOrk street, Calton
Wilson, Henry, warper, 33 Virginia street
Wilson, Henry, grocer and spirit dealer, 1 Bedford street
Wilson, H., engraver, lithographer, and printer in colours, 191 Trongito, ho. lS2tlo,
Wilson, Heugh, & Co., merchants, 145 Queen street
Wilson, James, spirit dealer, 31 Normal place
Wilson, James, of S, Wilson ^ Sons, house 61 Alston 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).