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STIRLING — STREET DIRECTORY.
QUEEN S TREET— Continued.
17 Wm. Melrose (of Menzies & Melrose,
drapers)
„ Andrew Swan, jeweller, 4 Port st
19 James Smith, grocer, King st
„ James Grant, smith, Orchard place
20 W. Standing, inland revenue office
21 Mrs Jamieson
22 Aristides Yerri, music master
23 Mrs Robertson
24 Robert Paterson, chemical agent
25 D. H. Paton, rector of High School
26 William Murray, spirit dealer
27 Miss Baxter, lodgings
„ Mrs M'Laren
28 Miss Dewar
„ Miss Harvey
29 Miss Nimmo
„ Edward Robinson, railway clearing
house department
30 Edward Buchan
„ T. Inglis, draper (W. & A. Johnston )
32 Mrs French
33 David Mitchell, harnessmaker
34r J. C. Duncan, furnishing warehouse,
Murray place
35 Methodist Chapel
36 Methodist Minister's house
37 Alexander Monro, law clerk
,, Mrs M'Farlane, dressmaker
„ James Nicol, joiner
38 J. Miller, railway locomotive depart.
39 M. Lawson, accountant, Bank of Scot.
40 James R. Young, clerk to Kemp,
IMurray & Nicholson
„ William Don, shopman (D. & J.
M'E wen's. Broad st)
,, Mrs Hunter
41 Mrs Scott
42 Robert Laing, maltster
SAUCHIE ORCHARD, or PRINCES
STREET.
1 Thomas Turnbull, Dunmore quarry
2 John Miller, horse-dealer
4 Mrs Guild
5 James Wilson, painter, j\Iurray place
6 Jer. R. Sinclair, bootmaker. Port st
7 James Hogg, editor, Stirling Journal
8 Daniel Wylie
9 Mrs Johnston
„ Mrs M'Farlane
„ Wm. Barclay, sculptor, Yiewfield pi
10 James Johnston, joiner, ^turray place
11 Robert Anderson, do. do.
11 David Findlay, M.D., surgeon
SHORE ROAD.
James Millar, baker, (Seaforth)
James Reid, provision shop
John M 'Donald, spirit- dealer
Thomas Graham, lath-splitter
William Kinross, coach-builder
William Meiklejohn, merchant
Thomas F. Ash, railway station-master
Ben. Sampson, surface-overseer, S. C. R.
Rev. Andrew Milroy, (Edinburgh) Forth-
side house.
Francis Rennie, Shore inn
SPITTAL STREET.
1 Andw. Livingston, Corn Exchange inn
2-4 Robert Masson, bookbinder
2 John Finlayson
„ Miss Finlayson, milliner
,, John Turnbull, painter
3 John Begbie, brassfounder
5 Alexander Hamilton, tea merchant
„ Miss Jarvie, dressmaker
6 David Liddel, currier
„ Mrs Liddel, straw hat maker
7 John King, bookseller and bookbinder
8 Andrew Oswald, slater
8, 9 James Craig, china merchant
10 Allan house and school
„ John Mackieson, hair-dresser &c.
,, Misses Miller, dressmakers
12 Ragged School
13 Commercial bank, J. Morrison, agent
1 9 Leslie Neilson, (foreman Observer office)
21 George Grant, town-drummer
22, 23 John Galbraith, rag merchant
25 Mrs Dyer, baby linen shop
30 S. Evans, hatter and renovator
40 T. & A. Balfour, joiners
43 Spittal street school, Alex. Duncan,
teacher
46 George Whyte, letter-carrier
,, Miss Cameron, straw-hat maker
ST NINIANS ROAD— YiLLAs ox
1 Yiewforth, (east side) Peter Drummond
2 South Lodge, (west side) A. Munnoch
3 Spring Bank, (east side) Alex. Hill
4 Yiewfield, ( )> ) ^Irs Murray
5 Randolphfield, (west side) Mrs Smith
6 Annfield House, (east side)
7 West Livilands, ( „ ) J. Morrison
8 „ ( „ ) W. Mitchell
9 CliffiDrd Park, (west side)
Misses AYright
10 Beechwood, ( )> )
Misses Robertson