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BOW — DUN. 135
Dow, William, harbour porter, 138 Murraygate.
Downie. John, coffeehouse, 24 Greenmarket.
William, grocer, 4 Johnstone's Lane, West Port.
Misses, milliners & dressmakers, 31 Forebank Road.
Doyle, William, seaman, 17 Crichtcn Street.
Drake, George, rag merchant, Bruce's Entry, Wellgate? h, 56 Murraygate
Dron, James M., clerk, Tay Works; h. 12 door, land 22, Dudhope
Crescent.
Dmmmond, Thomas, & Co., corn merchants, 30 Castle Street.
Thomas, of Thomas Drummond & Co., Mid Craigie
Mrs, St. Peter Street
Dry den, James, manager, Den's Road Power Loom Factory . h. 25
Cotton Road.
Mrs, spirit-dealer, Coldside.
Drysdale, Alexander, teacher and superintendent, Deaf, Dumb, and
Blind Institution, 19 Bucklemaker Wynd.
Ducat, Miss, milliner, 10 Yeaman Shore.
Dudly, Steven, labourer, Henderson's Wynd, Scouringburn.
t)uff, David, hosier and shirtmaker, 20 Murravgate; h. Robertson's Lane!,
Meadowside.
David, merchant, 3 Coupar Alley ; h. Ann Street, Maxwelltown.
George, wine-merchant, 20 Wellgate ; h. Tay Street.
James, grocer, 67 Scouringburn.
James, printer, 3$ High Street; h. 67 Nethergate. ^
John, shoemaker, 93 Princes Street.
Lean us W., shipmaster, 6 Victoria Square.
Robert, merchant, 24 Cowgate ; h. 3 Windsor Place.
Robert, grocer and spirit-dealer, 68 Scouringburn.
William, of Low & Duff, 12 Forebank Road.
Mrs, 1 Church Street.
Duffus, George, shipmaster, 90 Seagate.
J. & A., provision merchants, 36 West Port ; h. 3 Park Entrance
John H., clerk, 47 Cowgate; A.. 1 Park Entrance.
J. H., draper, 31 West Port ; h. 27 West Port.
Duke, William, blacksmith, Willison Street ;A. Isle's Lane.
Dumon, L., wine and spirit merchant, 47 Castle Street- h. Windsor St.
Duncan, Alexander, reedmaker, 35 Wellgate ; h. Meadowside.
Alexander, eating-house, 11 Fish Street.
Alexander, M D., 128 ISTethergate.
Alexander, slater, Panmure Street ; li. 1 Rose Street.
Andrew, boot and shoe maker, 196 Seagate.
€harles, family-grocer, 83 & 85 Perth Road ; h. 184 Perth Road
Charles, bookseller and stationer, 112 Scouringburn.
Charles, & Co., ship-chandlers, 51 Dock Street ; h. 40 Blackscroft.
David, innkeeper, 6 St Clement's Lane ; h. 8 St. Clement's Lane.
David, Jun., of Loweon & Duncan, 28 South Tay Street.
Elizabeth, china-merchant, 105 Princes Street , h. 1 03 Princes
Street.
Dow, William, harbour porter, 138 Murraygate.
Downie. John, coffeehouse, 24 Greenmarket.
William, grocer, 4 Johnstone's Lane, West Port.
Misses, milliners & dressmakers, 31 Forebank Road.
Doyle, William, seaman, 17 Crichtcn Street.
Drake, George, rag merchant, Bruce's Entry, Wellgate? h, 56 Murraygate
Dron, James M., clerk, Tay Works; h. 12 door, land 22, Dudhope
Crescent.
Dmmmond, Thomas, & Co., corn merchants, 30 Castle Street.
Thomas, of Thomas Drummond & Co., Mid Craigie
Mrs, St. Peter Street
Dry den, James, manager, Den's Road Power Loom Factory . h. 25
Cotton Road.
Mrs, spirit-dealer, Coldside.
Drysdale, Alexander, teacher and superintendent, Deaf, Dumb, and
Blind Institution, 19 Bucklemaker Wynd.
Ducat, Miss, milliner, 10 Yeaman Shore.
Dudly, Steven, labourer, Henderson's Wynd, Scouringburn.
t)uff, David, hosier and shirtmaker, 20 Murravgate; h. Robertson's Lane!,
Meadowside.
David, merchant, 3 Coupar Alley ; h. Ann Street, Maxwelltown.
George, wine-merchant, 20 Wellgate ; h. Tay Street.
James, grocer, 67 Scouringburn.
James, printer, 3$ High Street; h. 67 Nethergate. ^
John, shoemaker, 93 Princes Street.
Lean us W., shipmaster, 6 Victoria Square.
Robert, merchant, 24 Cowgate ; h. 3 Windsor Place.
Robert, grocer and spirit-dealer, 68 Scouringburn.
William, of Low & Duff, 12 Forebank Road.
Mrs, 1 Church Street.
Duffus, George, shipmaster, 90 Seagate.
J. & A., provision merchants, 36 West Port ; h. 3 Park Entrance
John H., clerk, 47 Cowgate; A.. 1 Park Entrance.
J. H., draper, 31 West Port ; h. 27 West Port.
Duke, William, blacksmith, Willison Street ;A. Isle's Lane.
Dumon, L., wine and spirit merchant, 47 Castle Street- h. Windsor St.
Duncan, Alexander, reedmaker, 35 Wellgate ; h. Meadowside.
Alexander, eating-house, 11 Fish Street.
Alexander, M D., 128 ISTethergate.
Alexander, slater, Panmure Street ; li. 1 Rose Street.
Andrew, boot and shoe maker, 196 Seagate.
€harles, family-grocer, 83 & 85 Perth Road ; h. 184 Perth Road
Charles, bookseller and stationer, 112 Scouringburn.
Charles, & Co., ship-chandlers, 51 Dock Street ; h. 40 Blackscroft.
David, innkeeper, 6 St Clement's Lane ; h. 8 St. Clement's Lane.
David, Jun., of Loweon & Duncan, 28 South Tay Street.
Elizabeth, china-merchant, 105 Princes Street , h. 1 03 Princes
Street.
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| Description | Post-Office Dundee Directory, including Lochee and Broughty Ferry, for 1861-62 ... . Printed by Bowes Brothers ... . |
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