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STIRLIXG-STllEET DIRECTOR V.
MAE PLACE.
Mrs. Captain S. Kenny.
Daniel Hiiariv. waste dealer.
Stirlingshire Militia Stores.
Norman Masson, sergeant-major, S.JI.
Mrs. Col. Forbes, Siiowdon house.
MAXWELL PLACE.
1 William Broun.
2 Thomas Walker, druggist.
„ Mt3. Wilson.
8 Thomas Turnbnll, builder.
4 David Aduni, agent.
„ Miss Muckison.
5 Mrs. D. Fisher.
„ John M'Kenzie, M.A.. teacher.
<i Thomas Miller, engineer.
7 Itohert Frame.
„ William Waugh, veterinary surgeon.
8 Andrew Cowie, liostler.
„ William Willison, engineer.
lU Miss Miller, dressmaker.
„ Sirs. Andrew Learmonth, lodgings.
MELVILLE PLACE.
1 William Drysdale.
U Robert Drumniond, jeweller.
„ Grcgor Drunimond, do.
3 Mrs. Dmhie.
„ Major Scott, t'id Reciment.
4 Juines Drunjmond, draper.
5 George ^louat, commission agent and
6 .lohn Dick, writer. [wool merchant.
7 .John Christie, ironmonger.
8 Mrs. Dr. Anderson.
9 Misses Esam <!ii: Williams, boarding and
educational establishment for young
ladies.
10 George Christie, brick and tile maker.
11 Miss Hamilton.
12 Rev. Robert Frew, D.D.. St. Ninians.
13 Miss Gordon.
14 Joliu MacEwen, sen., grocer,
,, John MacEwen, jun., do.
15 Rev. .John T. Gowanlocii.
IG Mrs. Peter MacEwen.
17 IMrs. Macmillan.
18 N. Wojenski, teacher of modern lin-
19 Jliss .lardine. [guages.
:^0 Archibald Henderson, draper.
VILLAS.
Jlrs. Munnoch, South lod:.'c.
Mrs. Smith, Randolphdeld.
Misses Wright, Clifford park.
MURRAY PLACE.
1 Tract Depot (hack entrance).
2 Peter Carmichael, confectioner.
3 James Graham, music-seller and piano-
forte warehouse.
4 Temperance Hotel— Peter Carmichael.
5 Robert Drumniond & Son, goldsmiths,
jewellers and watchmakers.
7 Francis Macki.son. civil engineer, archi-
tect and surveyor.
„ Duncan M'Ara.
„ Parlane JI'Farlane. grocer.
„ Mr.s. Hill, lodgings.
8 Andrew M'Lachlan, millinery and fur-
nishing warehouse.
9 S. Young, boot and shoe warehouse.
9 J Lambert Hcpting, jeweller and watch-
maker.
9if Peter ilurray, groceries, provisions
and meal store, house No. 1*0.
10 Post Office and Savings Bank— Wm. C.
Stevenson, postmaster.
11 Wm. Drummond & Sous, seedsmen
(back entrance).
12 James Millar, clothier.
„ William Vost, surveyor of taxes.
., James T. Wingate, writer.
13 .Tames M'Laren, publican.
14 John Christie, ironmonger.
1.1 James Wilson, painter.
Hi Robert Bald, painter.
17 Jus. Bauchop, boot and shoe warehouse.
13 Mrs. G. Murdoch, confectioner.
19 Golden Lion Hotel (back entrance).
20 Mrs. Ebenezer Johnstone.
„ Henderson & Patterson, land valuators
and surveyors.
22 Stirling Observer Office — Robt. Gray.
22.V Hugh Gavin, draper.
23 Mrs. Jack, publican.
24 Robert M'Nicol, publican.
25 John M'Kean, coal agent and grain
merchant.
., Peter ^I'lntyre, smith and muchinist.
20 Henry Gardner, coal agent and toy
warehouse.
27 William Waugli. veterinary surgeon.
28 James Grant, juiith. and inspector of
weights and measures.
23| R. Henderson & Co.. clothiers.
28| Misses M-Lachian. dressmakers.
„ Mrs. Donaldson, lodgings.
28=J Alex. Baird & Sons, umbrella makers.
29 Robert Frater, plumber, brassfoundcr
and gaslittcr. house No. 20.
STIRLIXG-STllEET DIRECTOR V.
MAE PLACE.
Mrs. Captain S. Kenny.
Daniel Hiiariv. waste dealer.
Stirlingshire Militia Stores.
Norman Masson, sergeant-major, S.JI.
Mrs. Col. Forbes, Siiowdon house.
MAXWELL PLACE.
1 William Broun.
2 Thomas Walker, druggist.
„ Mt3. Wilson.
8 Thomas Turnbnll, builder.
4 David Aduni, agent.
„ Miss Muckison.
5 Mrs. D. Fisher.
„ John M'Kenzie, M.A.. teacher.
<i Thomas Miller, engineer.
7 Itohert Frame.
„ William Waugh, veterinary surgeon.
8 Andrew Cowie, liostler.
„ William Willison, engineer.
lU Miss Miller, dressmaker.
„ Sirs. Andrew Learmonth, lodgings.
MELVILLE PLACE.
1 William Drysdale.
U Robert Drumniond, jeweller.
„ Grcgor Drunimond, do.
3 Mrs. Dmhie.
„ Major Scott, t'id Reciment.
4 Juines Drunjmond, draper.
5 George ^louat, commission agent and
6 .lohn Dick, writer. [wool merchant.
7 .John Christie, ironmonger.
8 Mrs. Dr. Anderson.
9 Misses Esam <!ii: Williams, boarding and
educational establishment for young
ladies.
10 George Christie, brick and tile maker.
11 Miss Hamilton.
12 Rev. Robert Frew, D.D.. St. Ninians.
13 Miss Gordon.
14 Joliu MacEwen, sen., grocer,
,, John MacEwen, jun., do.
15 Rev. .John T. Gowanlocii.
IG Mrs. Peter MacEwen.
17 IMrs. Macmillan.
18 N. Wojenski, teacher of modern lin-
19 Jliss .lardine. [guages.
:^0 Archibald Henderson, draper.
VILLAS.
Jlrs. Munnoch, South lod:.'c.
Mrs. Smith, Randolphdeld.
Misses Wright, Clifford park.
MURRAY PLACE.
1 Tract Depot (hack entrance).
2 Peter Carmichael, confectioner.
3 James Graham, music-seller and piano-
forte warehouse.
4 Temperance Hotel— Peter Carmichael.
5 Robert Drumniond & Son, goldsmiths,
jewellers and watchmakers.
7 Francis Macki.son. civil engineer, archi-
tect and surveyor.
„ Duncan M'Ara.
„ Parlane JI'Farlane. grocer.
„ Mr.s. Hill, lodgings.
8 Andrew M'Lachlan, millinery and fur-
nishing warehouse.
9 S. Young, boot and shoe warehouse.
9 J Lambert Hcpting, jeweller and watch-
maker.
9if Peter ilurray, groceries, provisions
and meal store, house No. 1*0.
10 Post Office and Savings Bank— Wm. C.
Stevenson, postmaster.
11 Wm. Drummond & Sous, seedsmen
(back entrance).
12 James Millar, clothier.
„ William Vost, surveyor of taxes.
., James T. Wingate, writer.
13 .Tames M'Laren, publican.
14 John Christie, ironmonger.
1.1 James Wilson, painter.
Hi Robert Bald, painter.
17 Jus. Bauchop, boot and shoe warehouse.
13 Mrs. G. Murdoch, confectioner.
19 Golden Lion Hotel (back entrance).
20 Mrs. Ebenezer Johnstone.
„ Henderson & Patterson, land valuators
and surveyors.
22 Stirling Observer Office — Robt. Gray.
22.V Hugh Gavin, draper.
23 Mrs. Jack, publican.
24 Robert M'Nicol, publican.
25 John M'Kean, coal agent and grain
merchant.
., Peter ^I'lntyre, smith and muchinist.
20 Henry Gardner, coal agent and toy
warehouse.
27 William Waugli. veterinary surgeon.
28 James Grant, juiith. and inspector of
weights and measures.
23| R. Henderson & Co.. clothiers.
28| Misses M-Lachian. dressmakers.
„ Mrs. Donaldson, lodgings.
28=J Alex. Baird & Sons, umbrella makers.
29 Robert Frater, plumber, brassfoundcr
and gaslittcr. house No. 20.
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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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