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GENERAL DIRECTORY. 143
Purdie, William (of Purdie and Son), Harrietlea, 61 Castlehill
Road. •
Purdie, William & Son, tailors and clothiers, 20 New Bridge
Street.
-Purdie, fliss J. G., Draper and flilliner, 117 High Street
— House, Harrietlea, Castlehill Road. (See advt. page 157).
Pyper, Colin, railway .porter, 8 Darlington Road.
Pyper, John, railway servant, 4 Green Street Lane.
Pyper, Robert, Inspector of Poor, 27 Kyle Street; house. Mill-
bum, 35 Hawkhill.
Pyper, William, clerk, 54 Mill Street.
Quaite, James, blacksmith, 52 Princes Street.
Rae, Alexander, brass-finisher, 36 Church Street. - •
Rae, David, stevedore, 34 Taylor Street.
Rae, James, thatcher, 14 Content Street.
Rae, Robert, 3 Northfield Place.
Rae, William, caulker, 14 Russell Street.
Rainie, Rev. William, M.A., Newton Manse, New Road.
Ramage, David, moulder, 55 Peebles Street.
Ramage, George, millwright, 62 Viewfield Road.
Ramage, James, moulder, 76 Green Street Lane.
Ramage, John, carter, 36 Peebles Street.
Ramsay, Alexander, 65 Princes Street.
Ramsay, David, cabinetmaker, 107 Cross Street.
Ramsay, John, joiner, 38 Elmbank Street.
Ramsay, John, Milrig Hotel, Charlotte Street.
Ramsay, Robert, postmaster G.P.O., 45 Sandgate; house, Clyde
Cottage, Fort.
Ramsay, R., Barrisdale, 14 Ashgrove Street.
Ramsay, William, grocer and spirit merchant, 226 High Street;
house, 1 Kyle Street.
Ramsay, William, Joiner, 56 Sandgate. (See advt.
page 75).
Ramsay, William, joiner, 66 Green Street.
RandaU, Hugh, manager County Club, 41 Sandgate.
Rank en, G. J. (of Ranken and Vass), Wivenhiu:st, Ewenfield
Road.

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