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STREETS, SQUARES, LANES, COURTS, &C.
207
166 Arthur Donaldson, flesher
]f;9 James Moncur
170 James M'Robbie, flesher
172 J. and J. Watt, vopemakers
174 John Fyte, provision shop
175 Miss Walker, bonnet-maker
177 Charles Cockerill, hairdresser
178 John Neilson, baker
179 Reid's tavern
180 J. Neilson, baker
182 David Fairweather
\Si Alex. Donaldson, clerk
187 Robert Leys, grocer
.. George Troup, druggist
. . Miss Auld, staymaker
183 James W. Davidson, currier
. . Miss Kelman, lodgings
ISO Mrs Peter Donaldson, vintner
11)1 A. Black, grocer
192 James Thomson, clothier
196 J. Cruickshank. inspector of police
. . James Gerrard, blacksmith
200 Mrs Gordon, milliner
202 William Farquhar, coufectioner
2 >6 James Ross, clothier
203 Tallis and Co., London Publication
Warehouse
214 Robert Stevens, grocer
216 Do do.
21* Broadt'ord Bread and Flour Co.
220 Alex. Robertson, Broadford Bread Co.
. . Miss Shaw, dressmaker
' .. Alexander Fyft'e, writer
228 Thomas Ritchie, druggist
230 Misses Farquhar, milliners, &c.
232 Ebenezer Bain, wright
234 Andrew Still, grocer
235 David Troup, grocer, &c.
237 Wiliiam Harper, shoemaker
. . Receiving post Office
239 William Harper, shoemaker
243 James Spence, builder
2-14 John M'Gillivray, hairdresser
245 Alexander Rainie, haberdasher
217 John Irvine, piano-forte tuner
. . John Ross, ironmonger
248 Mrs Dawson, provision seller
249 William Kerr, shoemaker
251 John Henderson, feuar
253 Alex. M'Kay, provision shop
25-1 Robert Mackie, grocer
255 George Maitland, bookseller
256 William Don, overseer
257 Miss Russell of Rathen
258 Mrs Paterson, provision shop
259 Mrs Knox
261 William Matthews, jun., merchant
. . William Matthews, senior
263 John Leslie, cotton manufacturer
264 William Gellan, clerk
. . Miss limes, lodgings
. Miss Cumming
265 Alex. Forbes (of Forbes and Sons)
. . James Forbes, do.
20*3 Mrs Thomson
. . George Presley, clerk
267 Miss Chree
. . J, and S. Macbeath
268 William Routledge ( W. R. and Son)
270 William Hatt, grocer
273 Mrs Murray, provision shop
277 John Galloway, weaver
279 Rev. Charles Gray
281 Alex. Paterson, provision seller
2S3 John Dundas, grocer
28S William Gr-av, shoemaker
290 Mrs Robert Gordon
292 Wm. Gray, spirit dealer
298 Peter Cosgrove, grocer
GERRARD STREET,
From Gallowgate to George street.
2 George Robertson, ironmonger
8 Alex. Maitland, grocer
20 William Adam
22 James Robb (A. H. and Sons)
. . Mrs Robb
24 A. Sherriffs, stabler
30 Alexander Henderson
56 Rev. Alexander Thomson
.. John Wright
60 Peter Copland, slater
62 Wm. Straehau, sawyer
64 John M'Donald, road overseer
. . Alex. Wi>hart, mason
GILCOMSTOX.
From Woolmanhill and Spa street to
Short Loanings.
GILCOMSTON STEPS,
From Spa street to Skene square.
GOLDEN SQUARE,
From North to South Silver street.
1 The Right Rev. Bishop W. Skinner
2 Misses Young
3 Mrs Johnston, sen.
. . Robert Johnston, merchant
4 David Kerr, M.D.
. . Alexauder Simpson, advocate
5 George Thompson, jun., insurance
broker
6 Miss Hannah Carnegie
7 William Laing, M.D.
8 William Leslie, architect
9 Mrs General Gordon of Pitlurg
10 Wm, Leslie, surgeon
11 Donaldson Rose, shipowner, <Sic,
12 Wm. Skinner, advocate
13 Fran. Gordon of Kincardine, advocate
14 Rev. James Foote, D.D.
17 Thomas Meston, teacher
15 Christopher Hobsou
19 Rev. R. J. Brown, D.D., Professor of
Greek, Marischal College
21 Rev. James Forsyth, D.D.