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40 STREET DIHECTOHY. HI-HU
21 Alexander Cameron, tobacconist, 8 Church street
George Critehley, station superintendent, Victoria villa
Miss Mackay, lodging-house keeper, do,
Alexander Ross, spirit merchant, 7 Academy street
John Macdonald, flesher, 1 New Market
Donald Maclennan, porter, Railway
Kenneth Charleson, steward, Highland club
HILL TERRACE.
Hardie's Buildings —
1 Lewis Macbean, oil and manure agent
2 Alexander Macrae, mason
James Traser, painter, 3 Drummond street
3 Thomas Wallace, teacher. High school
4 Mrs Fraser, lodging-house keeper
Miss Hardie, dressmaker, Hardie's cottage
1 Mrs Naughton
2 Henry Munro, corn factor, Union street
3 J onathan Ross, diaper, 4 High street
4 William Smith, bookseller, 5 Castle street
6 John Black, china merchant, 34 Union Street
6 Alexander Cameron, musician
Barnhill —
1 Francis Ramsay Warrax, accountant, Bank of Scotland
2 Mrs Cowie
3 Catherine Forbes
4 Alexander Fraser, night watchman, Railway
5 John Murray, coachman, Woodcliff
High School — (see Official Lists)
HUNTLY PLACE.
1 Mrs Catherine Fraser
2 Mrs Haig
3 Rev. Duncan Colvin, Free West Church
4 William A. Macleay, bird stuffer, &c., 33 Church street
5 William Couper, goods superintendent. Railway
8 Guthrie Ballingall, H.M. custorrs
9 Charles Stewart Machardy, traffic auditor. Railway
10 James Chisholm, coachwright
11 Miss Davidson, lodging-house keeper
HUNTLY STREET.
1, 2, 3 Lome Hotel — James Ross
5 James Maclean, carpenter, 534 Huntly street
7, 8 George Shields, clothier and outfitter. Ho. No. 7
9 John Tolmie, grocer, 34 High street
10, 11 Archibald Forbes. Ho. No. 9
21 Alexander Cameron, tobacconist, 8 Church street
George Critehley, station superintendent, Victoria villa
Miss Mackay, lodging-house keeper, do,
Alexander Ross, spirit merchant, 7 Academy street
John Macdonald, flesher, 1 New Market
Donald Maclennan, porter, Railway
Kenneth Charleson, steward, Highland club
HILL TERRACE.
Hardie's Buildings —
1 Lewis Macbean, oil and manure agent
2 Alexander Macrae, mason
James Traser, painter, 3 Drummond street
3 Thomas Wallace, teacher. High school
4 Mrs Fraser, lodging-house keeper
Miss Hardie, dressmaker, Hardie's cottage
1 Mrs Naughton
2 Henry Munro, corn factor, Union street
3 J onathan Ross, diaper, 4 High street
4 William Smith, bookseller, 5 Castle street
6 John Black, china merchant, 34 Union Street
6 Alexander Cameron, musician
Barnhill —
1 Francis Ramsay Warrax, accountant, Bank of Scotland
2 Mrs Cowie
3 Catherine Forbes
4 Alexander Fraser, night watchman, Railway
5 John Murray, coachman, Woodcliff
High School — (see Official Lists)
HUNTLY PLACE.
1 Mrs Catherine Fraser
2 Mrs Haig
3 Rev. Duncan Colvin, Free West Church
4 William A. Macleay, bird stuffer, &c., 33 Church street
5 William Couper, goods superintendent. Railway
8 Guthrie Ballingall, H.M. custorrs
9 Charles Stewart Machardy, traffic auditor. Railway
10 James Chisholm, coachwright
11 Miss Davidson, lodging-house keeper
HUNTLY STREET.
1, 2, 3 Lome Hotel — James Ross
5 James Maclean, carpenter, 534 Huntly street
7, 8 George Shields, clothier and outfitter. Ho. No. 7
9 John Tolmie, grocer, 34 High street
10, 11 Archibald Forbes. Ho. No. 9
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| Scottish Post Office Directories > Towns > Inverness > Inverness directory > (44) |
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| Permanent URL | https://digital.nls.uk/85114332 |
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| Description | Containing street and alphabetical lists, professional lists and other useful information. Inverness: Printed at the Advertiser Office. Covers 1855-56 & 1875-76. Continued as: Inverness Burgh directory. |
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| Shelfmark | 5.1220 |
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| Description | Directories of individual Scottish towns and their suburbs. |
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| Description | Around 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). |
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