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GREENOCK. 85
Greenock Apothecary Hall, 35 Hamilton street
Greenock Bottle work Company, Crawfurdsdike
Greenock Brewery Company, Nicholson street
Greenock Chain work, 87 Dalrymple street, J. and A.
Ramsay — Daniel, M'Arthur, manager — ho. Union st.
Greenock Coffee Room, 8 Cathcart square
Greenock Dispensary, 24 Dalrymple street
Greenock Distillery Company, 32 Tobago street
Greenock Ropework, Thomas Ramsay & Co. 3 West
Quay lane
Gregg, John, draper, 8 Cathcart street — ho. Ann street
I 'Gregg, Jn. boot and shoemaker, M'Kellar's land, Ann st.
Greive, William, shoemaker, 26 Vennel
Grierson, Andrew, ship-master, 2 Vennel
HADDOW& Carmichael, wood mercht^. Crawfurdsdike
Haddow, John*, wood merchant —ho. Springkell street
Haig, Miss, milliner and dress maker, West Stewart st.
Hall, Alex, ship-master, M'Callum's land, Springkell st.
Hall, Mrs- vintner, Lang's land, Stanners street
Halliday, Thomas, mariner, 2 Watson's lane
Hamilton, George, superintendant of public works, East
India Qu^iy — house 5 Cross-shore street
Hamilton, Hugh*, wine merchant, 18 East Quay lane
Hamilton, James, keeper, Brougham Toll bar
\ Hamilton, J. & Co. cabinet & chair makers, 15 Hamilton st.
Hamilton, John, carpenter, 45 Dalrymple street
Hamilton, Mrs. Andrew, vintner, 53 Shaw street
Hamilton, Robert — eating house, 5 East Quay lane
Hamilton, Robert, grocer. West Stewart street
Hamilton, Robert, japanner, 55 Cathcart street
Hamlin, Thomas, ship-owner, Rue-end street
Handyside, George*, slater, 15 East Shaw street
Hardy, Miss, sewing mistress, 1 Vennel
Hardie, Mrs. William, (Burn's Tavern) 45 Hamilton st.
Hart, James, spirit dealer, 18 Dalrymple street
Hart, Robert, spirit dealer, 50 Shaw street
Hart, Thomas, silk mercer, SO Hamilton street
Karvey Thomas, wine and spirit mercht. 2 Open Shore
Harvie, Alexander, ship-owner, Ardgowan square
Greenock Apothecary Hall, 35 Hamilton street
Greenock Bottle work Company, Crawfurdsdike
Greenock Brewery Company, Nicholson street
Greenock Chain work, 87 Dalrymple street, J. and A.
Ramsay — Daniel, M'Arthur, manager — ho. Union st.
Greenock Coffee Room, 8 Cathcart square
Greenock Dispensary, 24 Dalrymple street
Greenock Distillery Company, 32 Tobago street
Greenock Ropework, Thomas Ramsay & Co. 3 West
Quay lane
Gregg, John, draper, 8 Cathcart street — ho. Ann street
I 'Gregg, Jn. boot and shoemaker, M'Kellar's land, Ann st.
Greive, William, shoemaker, 26 Vennel
Grierson, Andrew, ship-master, 2 Vennel
HADDOW& Carmichael, wood mercht^. Crawfurdsdike
Haddow, John*, wood merchant —ho. Springkell street
Haig, Miss, milliner and dress maker, West Stewart st.
Hall, Alex, ship-master, M'Callum's land, Springkell st.
Hall, Mrs- vintner, Lang's land, Stanners street
Halliday, Thomas, mariner, 2 Watson's lane
Hamilton, George, superintendant of public works, East
India Qu^iy — house 5 Cross-shore street
Hamilton, Hugh*, wine merchant, 18 East Quay lane
Hamilton, James, keeper, Brougham Toll bar
\ Hamilton, J. & Co. cabinet & chair makers, 15 Hamilton st.
Hamilton, John, carpenter, 45 Dalrymple street
Hamilton, Mrs. Andrew, vintner, 53 Shaw street
Hamilton, Robert — eating house, 5 East Quay lane
Hamilton, Robert, grocer. West Stewart street
Hamilton, Robert, japanner, 55 Cathcart street
Hamlin, Thomas, ship-owner, Rue-end street
Handyside, George*, slater, 15 East Shaw street
Hardy, Miss, sewing mistress, 1 Vennel
Hardie, Mrs. William, (Burn's Tavern) 45 Hamilton st.
Hart, James, spirit dealer, 18 Dalrymple street
Hart, Robert, spirit dealer, 50 Shaw street
Hart, Thomas, silk mercer, SO Hamilton street
Karvey Thomas, wine and spirit mercht. 2 Open Shore
Harvie, Alexander, ship-owner, Ardgowan square
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| Description | For 1831-1832. Fifth edition. including for same year: Fowler's Commercial Directory of the Lower Ward of Renfrewshire [BIB ID 2763611] |
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| Shelfmark | R.243.h |
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| Description | Paisley: G. Fowler. [1829-1830 edition has title: Fowler's new commercial directory of the principal towns and villages in the upper ward of Renfrewshire.] |
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| Description | Directories of individual Scottish counties or parts of counties. |
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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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