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DIRECTORY. 155*
RAMAGE Hugh, joiner, 36 Lynedoch st
Ramage John, breaksman, 12 Lyle st
: Ramage Robert, architect, measurer and inspector of build-
ings, 17 West Blackball st
RAMSAY Alexander, sugar agent, Exchange buildings.
Ho. 52 Eldon st
Ramsay Alexander (of Ramsay and Moles), 20 South st
Ramsay David, weighter. Ho. 33 Dempster st
Ramsay Gilbert A., joiner and builder, 16 Nicolson st. Ho.
20 Brisbane st
Ramsay Henry, boilermaker, 95 Belleville st
Ramsay Hope Stewart, accountant, 11 William st. Ho. 3
Kelly st
Ramsay James, smith, 13 Ingleston st
j Ramsay John, of H.M. Customs, 36 Mearns st
j Ramsay John, joiner, 7 Hill st
I Ramsay & Moles, tailors and clothiers, 29 West Burn st
I Ramsay Miss E. D., dressmaker, 50 Holmscroft st
[RANDALL Andrew, carpenter, 17 Cathcart st
RANKIN & Blackmore, engineers and ironfounders, Eagle
Foundry, 28 Baker st
I Rankin Daniel (of Rankin & Blackmore), 54 Esplanade
j Rankin David, cabinetmaker, 72 Roxburgh st
I Rankin Hugh, cowfeeder, Broomhill
j Rankin Hugh, carter, Shaw st
i Rankin John, coal merchant, 13 John st. Ho. 65 Rue-end st
j Rankin John, engineer, 17 Belleville st
I Rankin John, boilermaker, 51 Lynedoch st
i Rankin John, boatman, 9 Hill st
I Rankin Neil, policeman, 62 Wellington st
I Rankin William, shipowner. Commercial Bank buildings.
Ho. 46 Esplanade
Rankin William & Son, ship store merchants, 11 and 12
Palmerston buildings
Rankin Mrs George, restaurant, 20 West Blackball st
jRATCLIFFE Michael, Post Office. Ho. 11 East Blackball st
IRatcliflfe Thomas, policeman, 8 Kilblain st
RATTRAY James, boilermaker, 36 Lynedoch st
Rattray John, shipmaster, 69 Regent st
Rattray Mrs William, china merchant and ironmonger, 11
Ann st
Rattray Mrs, midwife, 8 Cross-shore st
REDHEAD William, steamboat master, 1 William st
REDMAN Mrs, greengrocer, 85 Roxburgh st
REDONDO Peter, seaman, 14 Terrace road
REECE John, ironturner, 9 Belleville st
REEKIE Janet, 38 East Crawford st
RECEPTION House, 35 Crawfurd st
REFORMED Presbyterian Church, 14 West Stewart 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).