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CROSS.
-GENERAL DIRECTOBY.-
-CRUICKSHANK.
Cross, James, colliery engineers and mill furnisher, 445
Eglinton st.
Cross, John (of Blair & Cross), 24 St. Vincent
place.
Cross, John, messenger, SheriiF Chambers ; house, 76
Jolm St. city.
Cross & M'Laren, handkerchief hemmers, 114
Candleriggs.
Cross, Malcolm (Agar, Cross & Co.), ho. 1 Devon-
shire gardens, Kelvinside.
Cross, Peter (of Cross & M'Laren), 162 London st.
Cross, Thomas, writer (of Mackenzie, Roberton, &
Co.), ho. East bank, Langbank.
Cross, William, & Co., manufacturers of fine makes of
tartans in shawls, dress goods, &c. (Prize medals
awarded 1851, 1855, 1862), 24 Queen st.
Cross, Wm. D., cooper, 30 Govan road; ho. 63 do.
Cross, Wm. H., inland revenue, 280 George st.; ho.
JaneBeld, Larkhall.
Cross, Miss, 88 Buccleuch street.
Cross, Eliz. Wark, furnishiogs, 383 Gt. Western rd.
Cross Temperance Hall, 11 Spoutmouth.
CROSS A.N, Bernard, grocer, 64 High street.
Crossflat Feuing Co., Ltd., 68 Bath st.
Ceosshill, Branch Post Office, 626 Victoria road.
Crossbill Select Library, 475 Victoria road ; C. & H.
Warren, librarians.
CROSSLEY, Arthur M., inspecting engineer, 62
St. Enoch square ; ho. 1 8 Regent pi. Shawlands.
Crossley Bros., Ltd., gas engine makers, 219 St.
Vincent street and 97 M,ains street
Crossley, Jas., messenger-at-arms and sherifF-officer
for the Counties of Lanark, Stirling, Dumbarton,
and Renfrew, and burgh officer, IIH St. Vinct. st.
Crossley, John L. (of John L. Crossley & Co.), ho.
89 Locbleven rd , Langside.
Crossley, John L. & Co., boot manufacturers, 7 and 9
Nithsdale road, Strathbungo, 173 Albert road,
Pollokshields, and 112 Battlefield road.
Crossleys, merchants and agents for iron ore, pig
iron, silico-spiegel, ferro-silicon, ferro-manganese,
and ferro-chrome ; also steel rails, billets, and
blooms, 52 St. Enoch square ; telegraphic address,
"Crossley," Glasgow; telephone No. 684.
Crossley, Kate, fruiterer, 438 St. George's road ;
house, 96 North Woodside road.
CROSTHWAITE, John M., solicitor, 82 Prince
Edward street, Crossbill.
CROTHERS, John, tailor and clothier, 184 W. Nile st.
CROUCH, Herbert, -waxwork and variety exbtn.,
137 Argyle st.
Croucli & Hogg, civU engineers, 63 Bothwell st.
Crouch, William, ci^al engineer (of Crouch & Hogg)^
53 Bothwell street.
CROW & Adams, cabinetmakers and upholsterers,
549 Sauchiehall s'.reet.
Crow, G., & Co., photographers and art publishers,
136 Buchanan st.
Crow, Geo. G. (of G. Crow & Co.), 149 Lacglands
rd., Govan.
Crow, Harvey, & Co., engineers (successors to
Robt. Haivey & Co.), makers of steel and iron
■works plant ; also hydraulic rivetters, punching
and shearing machines, and all kinds of ship-
builders' and boilermakers' tools, Parkgrove Iron
Works, Sussex St., off Paisley rd., W.
Crow, John, engineer (of Crow, Harvey, & Co.), house,
30 Melville st., Pollokshields.
Crow, Philip, 7 Montgomerie cottages, Scotstoun.
Crow, Thos. (of Crow & Adams), ho. 170 West
Princes st.
CROWE, James, head warder, General Piison, Bar-
linnie ; house, Woodbank, Barlinnie.
CROWN, Harris, woollen remnants and tailors'
trimming merchant, 38 Crown street; ho. 150
Stockwell s*-.
Ceowx Confectionary Co., 25 Elmbank st.
Crown Filter Co., water filter manufacturers, 66
Bishop St., Port Dundas.
Crown Fire Clay Works (P. S. Brownlie & Co.'s),
East Nelson street.
Crown Pawnbroking Office, 9 Rosehall st.
Crown Rubber Co., 263 New City road ; works,
Cromwell lane.
Crown Sale Halls, 98 Sauchiehall street; Morrison,
Dick, & M'Culloch, auctioneers.
Crown Street Post Office, 194 Crown street.
Crown Syrup Co., syrup refiners, 41 Virginia street;
works, 4 Charlotte st., Port-Dundas.
Crownpoint Boiler Works (Ewing & Lawson),
Crownpoint road, and St. Mamock st. Mile-end.
Crownpoint Glass Bottle Co., glass bottle manufrs.,
manufacturers of pint and quart bottles, green
flasks, soda-water and crown patent bottles, and all
kinds of sauce, ketchup, and pickle bottles, 26
Croft St., Camlachie.
CROWTHER, Wm., assistant janitor. University; ho.
Lodge gate. University avenue.
CROZIER, John, wine and spirit merchant, 8 Clyde
street, Port-Dundas; house, 29 Lansdowne cres.
Crozier, Robert C, family grocer and wine mer-
chant, 142 Bank street, Coatbridge ; ho. Douglas
place, Blairhill.
CRUDEN, Andrew Jackson, draper and hosier, 185
Gallowgate ; house, 6 Morris place.
Cruden & Deans, wood caivers, 47 South Portland
street.
Cruden, Jn., gi-ocer, 70 Broad street. Mile-end ; house,
64 do.
Cruden, John, wine and spirit merchant, 2 Greenva'e
st. ; house, 38 Bellgi-ove st.
Cruden, Wm., 9 Marchrnont terrace, Langsidf.
CRUICKSHANKS, Alex., postman, Govan; res,
70 Harmony row, Govan.
Cruickshanks, Alex., postman, G.P.O. ; house, 09
Eveline street.
Cruickshanks & Cook (Ld.), Glasgow Portable Forge
& Bellows Works, 74 Galbraith street.
Cruickshanks & Cook (Ld.), makers of Smiili's
hearths, 74 Galbraith st.
Cruickshanks & Cook (Ld.), wrought iron pulley
makers, 74 Galbraith st.
Cruickshank, Edward (at Potter & Co.'s), 99 Great
Clyde street.
Cruikshank & Fairweather, chartered patent
agents, consulting engineers, experts in legal cases
regarding patents, 62 St. Vincent st. ; telephone
Nos., Nat., 791; Corp., 135. "Patents for
Inventions, a Hanibook on Patent Law and
Practice," by Wallace Fairweather, C.E., may
be had post free on application.
Cruikshank, F. J. (at Stewart & M'Donald's),
Aldavhu, Garelochhead.
Cruickshank, Geo., grocer, 67 Blackburn st.
Cruickshank, James, commission agent, 55 Glassford
St.; ho. 5 Leven st., Pollokshields.
Cruickshank, James, plasterer and granolithic worke
77 Anderson street, Partick; ho. 36 Gardner stree