Counties > Stirlingshire > 1868-69 - Duncan & Jamieson's directory for Stirling, St. Ninians, Cambusbarron, Whins of Milton, Bannockburn, Bridge of Allan, Dunblane, Doune, Deanston, and Callander

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ni William Burns, carver.
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•»(> Jolm Mann, boot and slioe warehouse.
97 J. i D. Younc:, bakers and confec-
tioners.
08 James Young, baker and confectioner.
„ Thomas Yoiint;.
„ Wra. Brown, smith and ironfounder.
„ Vim. Younp, do. do.
., John .M'Leish, carriage wheel maker.
9!) William Ritchie, grocer.
100 Mrs. Duncan. lodfiinRS.
101 James Lumsden, refresliment rooms.
102 Mrs. James Bruce. lodqint:s.
103 Glasgow iErated Bread Company-
Christina Napier, agent.
104 John Gilchrist, clothier.
105 William Gillespie, boot and shoe ware-
house.
lOG Robert Ilaldane.
„ Andrew Crawford, writer.
„ .Miss .Sharp, milliner.
107 William G. Ferguson, grocer.
103 -Mrs. T. Ferguson, Dalgleish house.
,, Rev. James Boss.
„ James Johnston, baker.
„ Alexander Crawford, tinsmith.
„ William G. Ferguson, dairy.
109 Robert Lawson, draper.
110 Robt. Roberts, flesher, house No. 111.
111 George and David ]\Iorgan, drapers.
„ Miss Davie, lodgings.
112 Miss Greig, china merchant.
113 David Penman, grocer.
114 Mrs. Leslie, tobacconist.
115, IIG David Galashan, publican and
upholsterer,
no James Cameron, upholsterer.
1 1 7 Wm. Glover, boot and shoe warehouse.
118 Robert Kerr, flesher.
119 William Liddel, grocer.
120 John Robertson, cabinetmaker, uphol-
sterer and undertaker.
„ Mrs. Meffen, lodgings.
., John Graham, carter.
121 Thos. Low, boot and shoe w^arehouse.
122 Star Hotel— Thom.is Menzics.
BANK STREET.
1 .1. it J. Pollock, publicans.
2 John Henderson, jun., grocer.
3 John Dalgetty, leather-cutter.
."), 6 Francis Lone. china and rag merchant.
7 WiUiam Nicol, bootcloser.
.. Mrs. Clark, lodgings.
BARN ROAD.
I Thomas Main, bootcloser.
4 David Peter, jun., cabinetmaker.
10 John Carmichael. brewer.
12 Mrs. Stewart, dairy.
BAENTON PLACE.
1 Royal Hotel — Archibald Campbell.
Episcopal Chapel — Rev. Thomas
Wilson, SLA.
2 Robert Henderson, clothier.
„ Henry Young, lodgings.
„ Miss Walker, milliner and dressmaker.
„ William Sinclair, newspaper reporter.
,, Mrs. Plutcheson. lodgincrs.
„ A. Smyth, dentist. [Friday?.]
3 Robert Fergus, greengrocer.
4 Wm. Ewing &. Co., Heshers.
5 William Morton, hatter.
Mrs. Dudgeon, provisions.
7 John Henderson, photographer.
9 William Lawrence, publican.
10 Wm. Wilson, boot and shoe warehouse.
II J. i J. Graham, joiners and cabinet-
13 Wm. Barclay, sculptor. [makers.
Viewtield U.P. Church session-house.
15 Daniel Ferguson, surgeon.
BOW STREET.
1 Alexander Grant, watchmaker.
2 John Ferguson, leather cutter, and
boot and shoe warehouse.
3 Mrs. Dunn, out titter.
4 Mrs. Wallace, tobacconist.
6 Peter Wright, tailor.
7 James Johnston, baker.
8 James Erskine. publican.
9 James Coan, publicin,
12 Miss Cooper, milliner.
13 J. i G. Henderson & Co.. grocers.
14 David M'Donald. lodgincs.
15 Misses Henderson, milliners and dress-
makers.
„ Peter Seaton, Drip Moss post-runner.
16 John Lennox, grocer. [house.
17 Wright Cummiug, boot and shoe warc-
BEIDGE STREET (LOWER).
I James Gow, publican.
3 John Sharp, provision dealer.
9 M'Neil M'Leav. artist.
10 William C. Dall. delivery clerk, C.R.,
15 Robert Hogg, manager of Anderson's
„ Miss Hogg, dressmaker. [fishings.
21 William Stcven=ou.