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Lang John, cloth merchant, Buchanan's land,
Low street
Lang John, feuer and soap and candle work,
Crawfordsdyke; candle shop, Crichton's land,
Low street
Lang Gabriel, feuer, Vennal head
Lang James, grocer, M'Donald's land, Cathcart St.
Lang James, Mrs. feuer, Sugarhonse lane
Lang' Andrew, feuer, Sugarhouse lane
La/ig Wm. feuer and joiner, Stewart street
Law Arch, shipmaster, Carmichael'sland, Vennal
Law Mrs. feuer, west from Union street
Lamb John, clerk, Ferguson's land, Innerkip st,.
Lament Mrs. midwife, Fyfe's.land, Cathcart st.
Lamont Niel, grocer, M'Niel's land, West Low-
street
Lamont Dugald, taylor, Drummer's close
Lamont John's, writing office, Forrest's land,
Square
Lamont Col. teacher, Kerr's land, nigh the church
Lamont Wm. shoemaker, M'Aulay's land, head
of Church lane; shop, Currie's land, Manse
lane
Lament Niel, officer, foot of Smith's lane
Lnmont Colin, cooper Stewart's land, Hamilton st.
Lamont Miss, milliners, Taylor's land, do.
Lamont John, wright, Hunter's land, foot of broad
close
Laurie Hugh, writer, Angus's land, Crawford's
lane; office, Spence's land, William street
Laurie Miss, milliners, Coats' land, Cathcart st.
Langwell Arch, merchant, Alexander's land,
William street
Lancaster George, spirit dealer, Charles street
Laird John, merchant, rope-work office,

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1805 - Greenock & Port-Glasgow directory
Description" ... containing a list of the greatest number of merchants, grocers, traders, shipmasters, mariners, &c." Glasgow : W. Lang, 1805.
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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).