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15 6 HUT — IRE.
Hutcheson, Mrs, 75 Seagate.
Mrs, 48 Crescent Lane.
Hutton, A., mechanic, 37 Upper Pleasance.
Agnes, dressmaker, 7 Blackscroft.
Andrew, pawnbroker, 5 Meadow Entry ; h. 2 Craig Street.
George, sheriff-officer, Sheriff Court-house.
James, watchmaker, 182 King Street.
James, ship carver, East side King William's Dock; h. 8
Gellately Street.
John, of Fen wick & Hutton, 14 New Inn Entry ; Z^.Step Row.
Marshall, shipmaster, 130 Seagate.
Michael, grocer, 52 Bucklemaker Wynd.
Robert, merchant, 83 Scouringburn; h. 14 Isles' Lane.
William, grocer and spirit-dealer, 51 Hilltown; h. 53.
Mrs, spirit-dealer, 208 Seagate.
Mrs, stoneware merchant, 50 Blackscroft.
Hynd, Andrew, tinplate worker and gas-fittei, 26 West Port; h. 4
Paton's Lane.
David, brassfounder, plumber, and gas-fitter, 15 Wellgate ;
h. 8 Bain Square.
James, painter, paper-hanger, and ship-chandler, 48 Dock
Street; h. 2 Meadow Street.
Imastdt, P. Joseph, teacher of German, High_Schools ; h. East
Brook Street, Broughty Ferry.
Imlay, Alexander, cabinetmaker, 134 Seagate; h. 20 Queen Street.
Imperial Fire & Life Insurance Co.; agents, J. H. & A. Bell, and
Brodie, Logie, & Co.
Inches, John, shoemaker, 24 Barrack Street.
iDglis, J. Y., clerk and agent, 19 Dock Street ; h. 5 St Andrew's
Srreet.
Innes, Helen, grocer, 1 Castle Court.
Robert, tidewaiter, H.M. Customs ; h. 67 Bell Street.
Thomas, marble cutter, Panmure Street; A. 3 Anderson Place.
William, sawmaker, 13 Castle Street ; h. 104 Princes Street.
Inrig, Alexander, clothier, 131 Murraygate.
Inverarity, Alexander, foreman, Pole Park Factory; h. 12 Fleuchar
Craig.
Ireland, David, basket manufacturer and cooper, 26 Overgata ; h.
13 Union Place.
David, coal-merchant, 78 Scouringburn.
George, house agent, 28 Hunter Street; h. Tay View,
Blackness Terrace.
George, jun., of Ireland & Millar, 16 Hawkhill Place.
John, cabinetmaker, -4 South Lindsay Street; h. Albert
Court.

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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).