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STREET DIRECTORY.
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Prince Regent Street,
From Canal terrace to Baltic street.
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Alex. Forbes, proYision curer
Mrs Morison
Charles Anderson, shipmaster
George M'Bain, shipmaster
Thos. Phillips, shipmaster
Robert Still, blockmaker
Geddes' court
Peter Cadenhead, shipmaster
Jas. Allan, shipmaster
Mrs Cruickshank
Wm. Christie, shipmaster
James Ewing, sexton
Geo. Crombie, shipmaster
Hugh Leith, grain merchant
Andrew Cameron, moulder
Jas. Watson, shipmaster
Princes Street,
From King street to Park street.
9 James Smith, upholsterer
... John Sedgewick, foreman (D. Ro-
berts, currier)
11 Alex. Petrie
... John Sorely, reedmaker
15 Peter Green, farrier
17 D. Roberts, leather merchant
JFree North Church School
20 Alex. B. Shirriffs
... Miss Shirriffs, dressmaker
23 John Clark, buUder
Prospect Terrace,
From Bank st. to Devanha brewery.
1 Misses Wilkie
... Arch. Stewart, engine driver
2 Wm. Rait, teacher
3 Wm. Green (of G. and M.)
4 Mrs Adam
6 Wm. Laurie, bookseller
... Misses Laurie, milliners
... Wm. Stevenson, bookseller
6 Mrs Beattie
... James Mackenzie (of S. W. & M.)
... Wm. Robinson, shipmaster
7 Mrs Murray
8 Alex. Butchart, engine driver
Queen Street,
From Broad street to North street.
LEFT HAND SIDE.
3 John Crombie, accountant
... John Davidson, advocate
... John Clark, advocate
7 Aberdeen Herald Office
'27
11 John Adam, house a?ent
13 Mrs Dawson, spirit dealer
15 John M'Laren, commission mer-
chant
17 Mrs James Strachan
... Misses Winchester, dressmakers
19 Isaac Hill, teacher
... James Hendry, beadle
23 Wm. Anderson, clothier
25 Mrs Currie, lodgings
... Mrs Forbes, lodgings
27 James Booth, M.D.
31 James Duthie, superintendent of
police
33 A. and J. Anderson, painters, &c.
35 J. A nderson (of A . & J. A .)
... Alex. Ogilvie. clerk
37 J. and W. Bisset, grocers
39 P. and M. Barrie, hat manufac-
turers
43 Craib and Esson, saddlers
Shoe lane
45 James Low and Co., saddlers
47 Aberdeen QuiQ M anufactory
... Alex. Gordon, manager
49 JameB Macquire, dealer in clothes
51 Miss Beattie, lodgings
53 Miss M 'Donald
55 Wm. Pritchard, broker
61 Henry Tawse, carver and gilder
73 Mrs Bowman, spirit dealer
79 Wm. Legg, tinsmith
81 Mrs Reid, lodgings
83 John Ramsay, boot and shoemaker
85 Miss Cardno, milliner
87 George Milne, beadle (North Ch.)
89 James Walker, boot and shoemaker
93 Rev. Geo. Campbell
BIGHT HAND SIDE.
1 Miss Strachan, milliner
2 James Vessie & Co., bookbinders
4 Andrew Masson, accountant
6 James Stevenson, engraver
8 John Leslie, bootmaker
10 Chronicle court
... Geo. Leslie, billiard rooms
14 W. and J. Berry, linen manufac-
tuvers
18 Maxwell King, dentist
20 Robert H. Watson, leather mer-
chant
22 and 24 Patrick Whyte, tobacco and
snuff manufacturer
26 Gordon Reynolds, basketmaker
28 Wm. Spark, professor of music
30 Andrew Adams, photographer
32 A. Ogilvie & Co., hatters
42 Alex. Forbes, merchant
46 Andrew Wood, grocer
52 Mill of Cults Warehouse, J. Thom-
son
64 John Edmond, bookbinder, «fcc
Lodge walk
56 Charles Glennie, coach proprietor
58 Peter M 'Donald, tailor
60 MrsNorris, ladies' school
Miss F. Lester, teacher