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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
QUEEN STREET,
From Broad- street to North-street.
2 James Strachan, paper-ruler
3 R Dyce, advocate
. John Clark, advocate
4 A. Masson accountant
3 John Leslie, shoemaker
6 James Stevenson, engraver
7 Aberdeen Herald Office
James Anderson, billiard rooms
. Andrew Johnston, cashier (Adam
and Anderson)
George Cadenhead, tailor
John Gill
W. & J. Berry, linen manufacturers
Mrs. M'Kenzie
Miss Skene, wool merchant
John Gill, spirit dealer
Isaac Hill, teacher
Thomas Ewen, advocate
George Moir, flesher
William Anderson, mail guard
William Anderson, woollen draper
Angus Ross, cooper
George Reynolds, basketmaker
James Booth, M.D.
Captain James Booth
James Booth, shipmaster
W. F. Booth, insurance broker
George Reid, stovemaker, &c.
Mrs. J. Smith
John Paterson, advocate
A. & J. Anderson, painters, &c.
Alex. Cooper, saddler
John and William Bisset. grocers
F. Bell, hat manufacturer
Edmund Chadwick, manufacturer
William Smith, hairdresser
Alex. Brown, Oddfellow's Arms' Inn
John Wyllie, tailor
Mrs. Henderson, staymaker
Knight and Craib, saddlers
John Petrie, broker
Alexander Cooper, saddler
P. P. Wragg, commission merchant
Aberdeen Quill manufactory
James Chasser, town sergeant
Elizabeth Adams* milliner & dress-
maker
James Maguire, dealer in clothes
Alexander Leslie, messenger at arms
John Edmond, bookbinder, &c.
Miss M'Donald
John Thomson, Mill of Cults ware-
house
James M'Kay, hosier
William Milne, spirit dealer
60 William Gillan, locker, Custom*
66 and 68 James M'Kenzie, baker
72 Mrs. Christie, lodgings
73 Mrs. J as. Bowman, victualling house
75 Robert Lyall, blacksmith
78 AVilliam Greenlaw, merchant
80 Alison Crombie, dressmaker
82 Colin A. Philip, advocate
83 Alexander Buchan, shoemaker
89 James Greig, shoemaker
91 John and Alex. Spark, tinsmiths
95 William Smith, hairdresser
RAGG'S LANE,
From 37 Broad- street to Guestrow.
2 Miss M'Leod, milliner
.. Thomas Sangster. advocate
.. Lauchlan M'Kinnon, advocate
3 John Clark, spirit dealer
RAMAGE'S COURT,
83 Broad-street.
Smith and Wills, confectioners
RED LION COURT,
From 77 Broad-street to Guestrow,
John Stuart, merchant
John Lunan
Mrs. Scorgie, lodgings
REID'S COURT,
34 Gallowgate.
REID'S COURT,
7 Shiprow.
REGENT QUAY,
From Shorebrae to Canal-basin.
1 Alexander Hay, spirit dealer
2 George Elsmie
.. James Elsmie
4 George Elsmie and Son
5 James Wharton, spirit merchant

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DescriptionDirectories of individual Scottish towns and their suburbs.
Scottish Post Office Directories
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).