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STREETS, SQUARES, &C.
217
160 John Marshall, merchant
161 John Tait, haberdasher
165 James Gellespie, grocer, &c.
166 Arthur Donaldson, flesher
169 James Moncur
1 70 James M Robbie, flesher
172 J. and J. Watt, ropemakers
174 John Fyfe, provision-shop
177 Charles Cockerill, hairdresser
177J John Adam, timber-merchant
179 Edward Affleck, spirit dealer
182 David Fairweatber
188 James W. Davidson, currier
190 Thomas Millar, Star Hotel
192 James Thomson, clothier
196 Thomas Clunes
200 Mrs. Gordon, milliner
206 James Ross, clothier
208 Tallis and Co., London Publication
"Warehouse
214 and 216 Robert Stevens, grocer
218 Broadford Bread and Flour Co.
228 Thomas Ritchie, druggist
232 Thomas Yeats, flesher
234 Andrew Still, grocer
235 William Spence, spirit dealer
237 William Harper, shoemaker
.. Receiving Post-Office
239 William Harper, shoemaker
244 John M'Gillivray, hairdresser
245 Alexander Rainie, haberdasher
247 John Irvine, piano-forte-tuuer
248 Mrs. Dawson, provision-seller
249 William Kerr, shoemaker
251 John Henderson, feuar
255 George Maitland, bookseller
257 Miss Russell of Rathen
258 James Watt, spirit dealer
259 Mrs. Knox
260 Ann Wood, dressmaker
261 William Matthews, junior
263 John Leslie, cotton-manufacturer
264 John Watson, sergeant of police
.. Miss Cumming
266 Alex Linton, surgeon, R. N.
267 Miss Chree
268 William Routledge (W. R. & Son)
270 William Hatt, grocer
276 Farquharson Procter, baker
277 Mrs. Galloway
279 Rev. Charles Gray
281 Alex. Paterson, provision-seller
283 John Dundas, grocer
286 Grant Forbes, shoemaker
290 Mrs. Robert Gordon
292 William Gray, spirit dealer
294 J. C. Marshall
298 Peter Cosgrove, grocer
GERRARD STREET,
From Gallowgate to George-street.
2 George Robertson, ironmonger
8 Alex. Maitland, grocer
22 James Robb (A. H. and Sons)
.. Mrs. Robb
24 George Allan, stabler
56 Rev. Alexander Thomson
60 Peter Copland, slater
62 Wm. Strachan, sawyer
64 Alex Wishart, mason
72 John Emslie, manager, tape-manu-
factory
GILCOMSTON,
From Woolmanhill and Spa-st: eet to
Short Loanings.
GILCOMSTON STEPS,
From Spa-street to Skene-scjuare.
James Rodger, tanner and currier
James Cooper, currier
John M'Pherson, comb manufacturer
GOLDEN SQUARE,
From North to South Silver- street.
The Right Rev. Bishop W. Skinner
Misses Young
Mrs. Johnston, sen.
Robert Johnston, merchant
David Kerr, M.D.
George Thompson, jun., insurance
broker
Miss Hannah Carnegie
William Laing, M.D.
William Leslie, architect
Miss Gordon of Pitlurg
William Leslie, surgeon
Donaldson Rose, shipowner, &c.
Wm. Skinner, advocate
Francis Gordon of Kincardine, ad-
vocate
Rev. James Foote, D.D.
Frederick Holland, manufacturer
George Rainy, M.D.
Francis H. Nicol
Rev. R. J. Brown, D.D., Professor
of Greek, Marischal College
Rev. Samuel A. Walker
Rev. James Forsyth, D.D.

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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).