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STREETS, SQUARES, &c,
173
Queen street continued.
10 James Anderson, billiard rooms
... Mrs Johnston
... Miss Johnston
14 W. and J. Berry, linen manufactrs.
16 Miss Skene, wool merchant
20 Thomas Evven, advocate
24 Kerr and Bowman, carvers and
gilders
26 George Reynolds, basket maker
28 Wm. Spark, professor of music
30 Mrs J. Smith
32 James Leask, advocate
34 Kilgour and Taylor, tobacconists
38 Mrs Greig, laundress
42 John Wyllie, tailor
... Mrs Henderson, staymaker
... Miss Beaton, dressmaker
46 William Milne, grocer
48 James Firth, slater
52 Mill of Cults Warehouse, J. Thom-
son
54 John Edmond, bookbinder, &c.
(lodge walk)
56 Charles Glennie, coach proprietor
58 Wm. Mann, tailor
60 Mrs Rennie
... Mrs Norris, teacher
64 John Petrie, spirit dealer
66—68 J. M'Kenzie, baker
70 Robert Burt, tailor
74 John Thomson, tailor
J76 W. Sharp, salesman (D. L. Shares)
78 Miss Milne, earthenware dealer
80 Peter M' Don aid, tailor
82 Colin A. Philip, advocate
25 Angus Ross, cooper
27 James Booth, M.D.
29 Thomas M«Combie and Co.
31 Mrs Riddoch
... Alex. Riddoch
33 A. and J. Anderson, painters, &c.
35 Alexander Cooper, saddler, h.
... John M'Laren, commission mercht.
37 J. and W. Bisset, grocers
39 Alexander Milne, manufacturer
41 Jn. Stephenson, Odd Fellows' Arms
Inn
43 Knight and Craib, saddlers
(shoe lane)
45 Alexander Cooper, saddler
47 Aberdeen Quill Manufactory
49 James Maguire, dealer in clothes
51 Alexander Leslie, messenger-at-
arms
53 Miss M'Donald
* 57 James M' Kay, hosier
65 George Ruddiman, broker
67 Mrs Farquhar, provision seller
71 Mrs Petrie, provision seller
73 Mrs Bowman, spirit dealer
77 Mrs J. Park, provision seller
79 James Milne, flesher
81 Mrs Watt
88 John Ramsay, boot and shoemaker
85 Miss Cardno, milliner
89 James Greig, boot and shoomaker
91 J. and A. Spark, tinsmiths
95 James Ironside, hairdresser
EAGG'S LANE,
From 37 Broad street to Guestrow.
2Lachlan M'Kinnon, advocate
|. Mrs M'Laren's lodgings
,,. Thomas Sangster
3 John Clark, vintner
E AM AGE'S COUET,
83 Broad street.
BED LION COURT,
From 77 Broad street to Guestrow.
John Stuart, merchant
John Lunan
Mrs Scorgie, lodgings
James Melvin, musician
RETTIE'S COURT,
26 Broad street.
4 Edward Wagstaff, share broker

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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).