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52 DIRECTORY.
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EADIE Forbes, lieutenant of police, 12 Nile st
EAGLE Foundry, 28 Baker st
EAGLESHAM James, huckster, 46 Main st
Eaglesham John, shoemaker, 81 Wellington st
EARLE John, grocer, Q6 Drumfrocharroad
EAST End Medical Hall, 63 Rue^end st
East Parish Church, Regent st
EASTON Peter, brassfinisher, 1 Crescent st
Easton Robert, brakesman, 58 Lynedoch st
EDGAR George, painter, 28 Bruce st
Edgar James, messenger, Post-office. Ho. 87 Roxburgh st
Edgar John, shoemaker, 32 East Shaw st
Edgar John, shoemaker, 36 Holmscroft st
Edgar Robert, shoemaker, 36 Holmscroft st
Edgar William, leather merchant, 3 Dalrymple st. Ho. 42
Holmscroft st
EDINGTON Adam B., painter, 20 Wellington st
Edington William, ticket collector, 51 Lynedoch st
Edington Miss, dressmaker, 66 Roxburgh st
Eding-ton Mrs, 6f> Roxburgh st
EDMISTON Alexander, labourer, 30 Lynedoch st
EDWARDS Charles E., green grocer, 43 Inverkip st
Edwards John, boilermaker, 65 Regent st
ELLIOT Charles, labourer, 23 Bruce st
Elliot Henry, carpenter, 32 East Hamilton st
ELLIS James, carpenter, 20 Hope st
Ellis Robert, carpenter, 19 Regent st
Ellis Mrs, grocer, 6 Chapel st
ELTERINGHAM John, tugboatman, 29 Lynedoch st
EPISCOPAL (St. John's) Church, 10 Union st
ERSKINE Daniel M. (of Greenock Felt Work Co.), Finnart
grove
Erskine Henry, merchant, Lome place, 9 Margaret st
Erskine James, compositor, 97 Roxburgh st
Erskine John (of Greenock Felt Work Co.), Finnart grove
Erskine John, gardener, 46 East Crawford st
Erskine Mrs, 16 Sir Michael st
EVANGELICAL Union Church, Nelson st, west
EVANS Pv^obert, shipmaster, Lome place, 54 Brougham st
Evans Thomas, boilermaker, 1 Mill st
Evans William, bill-poster, 11 Charles st
EVERAT Joseph, tugboatmaster, 19 Regent st
EWART James, carter, 5 Nile st
Ewart Robert, carpenter, 8 Chapel st
Ewart Thomas, labourer, 21 Antigua st
EWING Hugh, joiner, 65 Nicolson st
Ewing Robert & Co., merchants, 4 Bogle st

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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).