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STREET DIRECTORY.
51
PORT STREET— Continued.
15 John Freeland, labourer
Wm. Linklater, confectioner
James Neil, baker
17 Miss Mary Gray, baby linen
warehouse
19 Robert Roberts, fiesher
2i R Adam, china merchant
23 Fleming, Reid & Co., woollen
merchants
25 John Lamb, painter
Mrs Janet Stevenson
Thomas Denovan, traveller
Thomas Blair, slater
J. C. Duncan, electrician
Miss Mary Bain
Mathieson Bros., engravers
27 John Lennox & Co,, grocers
29 Robert Thomson, butcher
31 T. Gentles & Son, saddlers
35 Alex. Troup, coach trimmer
Thos. Moore, coachwright
Alex. M 'Arthur, fireman
37-39 William Kinross & Sons,
coachbuilders
.41 The Burgh Club
John Dunk, caretaker
43 Thomas Henderson & Son,
joiners
Robt. M. Currie, cab proprietor
45 B. D. Shennan, bootmaker
47 William Banks, smith
James A. Gibson, solicitor
Dan. M'Diarmid, postboy
Mrs Janet Beveridge
Robert Ferguson, joiner
Miss Maggie Robertson
49 John M'Kay, clothier
5 1 John Gillespie, spirit merchant
53 Archibald & Brown, solicitors
Thos. J. Y. Brown, Sessicn
Clerk for St. Ninians
Miss I. M'Leod, dressmaker
Mrs Janet Sutherland
John Lindsay, joiner
55 John King, spirit merchant
57-59 Wm. Low & Co., grocers
«6i A. Penman, Port Customs
14 Cowbrough & Mercer, grocers
16 John Raffan, chemist
18 James Banks, jeweller
20 John Bennett, tailor
Mrs Margaret Don
George Blair, cabman
22 D. & J. Stewart, jewellers
24 Dunn & Wilson, milliners
26 Fleming & Buchanan, writers
John Carrick, clothier
Alexander Watters, publican
William M'Leish, joiner
25 H. P. Tyler, boot manufacturer
30 John T. Dale, hairdresser
32 Alex. Chrystal, engine fitter
Mrs M. Crawford
Mrs Catherine M'Cabe
34 Peter Brodie, baker
36 Wm. Christie, jeweller
38 Duncanson & Raffan, chemists
40 D. & J. M'Ewen & Co., grocers
42 Robertson & Macfarlane, grocers
44-46 W. S. Palmer, umbrella maker
48 David Berrie
Miss Margaret M'Ewan
John Blyth, insurance agent
50 Mrs Johnston, fish merchant
52 Thos. Elder & Sons, bakers
54 Stirling Liberal Assoc. Rooms
Wm. Carson & Sons, painters
George Owen, motor agent
Thomas Taylor, clerk
Miss Margaret M'Ewan
56 F. Spite & Co., Ltd., chemists
55 Alex. Dunsmore, grocer
60 George Riddle, tobacconist
62 Wm. Porter, spirit merchant
Alex. Paterson, solicitor
W. Ff. Young, accountant
W. S. Stephen, bootshop manager
John Young, clothier
George Riddle, tobacconist
Miss Mary Lawrence
64 Simon Collier, Ltd., boot
manufacturers
66 Robert Walls, miller
68 Miss Wardlaw

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DescriptionDirectories of individual Scottish towns and their suburbs.
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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).