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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STIRLiya— STREET DIRECTOR Y.
h John Stevenson, publican.
James MacEwen. provisions.
Military Hospitai.
CHUIlCn WYND.
John Pase. bootmaker.
I'eter Allan, hairdresser.
CLAHENDON PLACE.
1 Mrs. Graham.
2 Misses Sawers.
3 Miss Dawson.
4 Misses ^Iak<;ill.
5 Alexander ycott. confectioner.
C Thomas Muir, coal merchant.
7 Mrs. Baird.
„ James Baird.
8 Georcc Fordyce. Beechcroft.
9 Miss C. Maciapaii. Uavenscroft.
10 Kobert M'lunes. artist.
11 Bev. William Fin Jiay.
I'J Charles Gibson. M.D., Bellevue.
13 David Bruce.
11 James Taton, jun.
COWANE STREET.
1 Mrs. Taylor, pul/ncan.
2 E. Thomson. Eulesman.
3 J. Forsyth & Cu., grocers, tailors and
4 ]\Irs. Brown. [clothiers.
5 Thomas Galbraith. wright.
6 J. Jenkins, \v;ipaou-inspectoi,F.&C.R.
8 William Ronald, sculptor.
9 John Ferpuson. bootmaker.
10 Alexander M'Fariane, shoemaker.
11 William Cram, publican.
13 Wm. AUestcr. tea and cloth merchant.
15 Robert Rankin, ti.iior.
IG Robert Wihou, sen., shipowner.
17 William Lainp. tailor.
„ Tetcr M'llvride. siioemuker.
19 Robert Maxlon. mason.
20^ Alexander M'Cormick, trunk maker.
23i Andrew Burt, procer.
24" M. I'ow. sick-nursL-.
2fi Henry Taylor, traveller.
29 John MLeish, coach-wheel maker,
30 Huph Forsyth, ci-ik. [Mill Entry.
„ Ewun Cameron, c lerk.
3t John Merrilees. uiiicer of Stirling and
Bannockhuru C.iledonian Society.
„ Thomas Leslie, bootmaker.
30' Thomas Kyle, secretary of the Stirling-
shire Friendly Assurance Society.
37 MisB Campbell.
38 Christopher Landrcs, bill poster.
39 Joseph Robertson, mnson.
,, I'eter Meldrum, traveller.
40 Henry M'Cowen, provisions.
46 John Gardner, bootmaker.
47 John Frame, colour-sergeant, S.M.
48 James Strachan, provisions.
50 John Ferguson, publican.
51 Walter Foster.
52 ^Irs. Black, provisions.
63 David Bayne, procer.
55 Alexander Robertson, publican.
58 David Wilkie. conunissiou agent.
63 James Christie, dairy.
Free Church Mission School— Alex.
Jeffrey, teacher.
04 James Smith, joiner.
64^ Mrs. GoAV.
„ Peter Johnston, sawyer.
„ Peter Mackie, plasterer.
,, George Smart, assistant photographer.
„ John Carnegie, agent N.B. Railway.
C5, 66 James M. Pollock, flesher, dairy-
man and coal merchant.
6fi{ John Bridgett, grocer.
67 John Turnbull, painter.
09^ William Gentles, slater.
,, James Gillespie, builder.
09J Alex. Gardner, clerk.
„ Robert Hall, engine-driver.
,, \Villiam Jenkins, clerk.
„ James Laing, salesman clothier.
70 Robert Patou, tea dealer.
72 Andrew Davie, clerk.
„ Hoberi Condic, joiner.
„ Mrs. Herdman, nnrse.
,. Alexander Kerr, bootmaker.
73 John Angus, dyer.
„ Angus Cameron, foreman fitter, C.R.
74 Lawrence Gardner, smith.
70 James Menzies, grocer.
CRAIGS (LOWER).
Luke Warner, wood turner.
8 John Hodge, publican and dairy.
\0h Airs. Stevenson, lodgings.
13* Alexander Cherry .s^ ijon, skinners.
19 J. Gonbl, millwright and irunfounder.
„ James Bnssell, millwright.
20 Burnside Foundry — Gould, Smith &
Co., brass and ironfbunders. en-
gineers, millwrights, boiler makers,
and blacksmiths.
21 RJrs. M'Ewen, provisions.
g, Kobert M'Ewen. mason.