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52 POST-OFFICE DIRECTORY.
Young, John (oi J. & T. Young), Main street
Thomas (of J. & T. Young), Grreen street
Quintin, grocer. Weaver street
Quintin, compositor, Greorge street
' John, portioner, Grreen street
John, weaver, Weaver street
• Hugh, labourer, LLmond's wynd
ADDENDA.
Armstrong, Mrs., Newmarket street
Browning, Misses, Furnishing Shop, 6 Sandgate street
Collyer, Mrs., AUoway place
Dobbie, W. H., of Glasgow, 22 Barns street, for summer 1849
Donnelly, WUliam (sexton, WaUacetown Burying-ground),
Cross street
Duff, Greorge, slater, AUison street
Pindlay, William, mason, Grarden street
Gribson, Mrs-, South park, Eacecourse road
Grirdwood, Gavin, 184 High street
Gray, James, weaver, George street
Hamilton, James, grocer, New road
Hendrie, John, spirit-dealer, 129 High street
Hill, William, George street
Hutchison, James, manager, Economical Society Store ; house,
North quay
Livingstone, William, baker, 84 High street ; house, 62 do.
M'Fadzean, Mrs. J., Garden street
M'Hutchon, Alexander (of M'Hutchon & Son), 184 High street
M'Taggart, Captain, Seafield House, Eacecourse road
Mrs., Midsancls Cottage, Eacecourse road
William, George street
Muir, James, Peebles street
Murray, Henry, painter, New road
Eowan, Michael, shoemaker, George street
John, shoemaker, George street
Eowning, George, Victoria park, Eacecourse road
Stewart, Mrs., Newton terrace
Thomson, John, mason, George street

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DescriptionDirectories of individual Scottish towns and their suburbs.
Scottish Post Office Directories
DescriptionAround 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).