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Wales •, at the same place may be had foreign rum,
brandy, &e. at their cellar south side Prince's-street
Corbett Cunningham, merchant, lodgings east side King's-
street
Corbett, Ruffel and co. merchants, counting-house back
of Mr. Cunningham's house
Corbett Archibald, and James jun. threedmakers, ware-
house, Hendry's land head of the Gallowgate, No. 9
Cowan Robert, wholesale merchant in victual, Grahamston
.Cowan Andrew, do. do. do.
Cowan James, New Ark cotton warehouse High-street,
above No. 19
Cowbrough Archibald, bookseller and circulating lib-
rary, shop High-street, above No. 19
Craigie Lawrence, merchant, lodgings Barr's back land
facing the College steps
Craig William, timber merchant, lodgings Clyde-street
Craigs, William and John in co. timber merchants, wood
yard and counting-house Clyde-street
Craig John, sen. victualler, Clay-slap
Craig John, jun. merchant, Parlane's closs, west side
Stockwell
Craig Robert, baker, shop Trongate No. 45
Craig John, youngest, architect to the Prince of Wales,
Dreghorn's land foot Stockwell
Craigs, James and John, ironmongers, shop, Saltmarket,
No. 7
Craig Andrew, ironmonger shop, Trongate, No. 83
Craig, Mrs. letts lodgings Trongate 2d flat, above N. 19
Craig Robert, woollen and linen draper, shop King's-
street, No. 49
Craigie James, dealer in tea, &c. shop King's-str. No. 34
Craigie Robert, chaise-setter head of Stockwell
Craufurd Robert of Possel, Esq ;
Craufurd Thomas, merchant, counting-house Craufurd's
land Bell's wynd
Craufurd Ronald of Frisky, Esq; lodgings 2d flat of
Buchanan's back land Trongate, by No. 120

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1789-1791 - Jones's Directory; or, Useful pocket companion
DescriptionGlasgow : Printed by John Mennons, 1787- Later editions published under title: The Glasgow directory. 1868 reprint published: Glasgow : William Love, 40 St. Enoch Square. Printed by R. Anderson, 85 Queen Street. 1868 reprint has title: Reprint of Jones's directory; or, useful pocket companion for the year 1787 / with an introduction, and notes of old Glasgow celebrities, by the "Rambling Reporter.".
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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).