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242 SUBURBAN DIRECTORY.
Bridge of Dee— on south road, by Holburn street, about one mile and a half
from Union place.
Bridge of Don (New)— on King street road, two miles from Castle street.
Bridge of Don (Old), or Balgownie Bridge— three minutes' walk west of
New Bridge ot Don.
Broomhill; David Robertson — a dwelling house on the Old Deeside road,
half a mile from south end of Holbnrn street.
Broombill Cottage ; John Duncan— on Old Deeside road, left hand side, one
mile from Union place.
Burnieboozle ; Mrs. Stretley— a mansion on the Skene road, half a mile be-
yond Rubislaw Quarries, left hand side.
Burnside House; George Cadeuhead— a mansion on Low Stocket road, one
mile west from Caroline place.
Cairncry Road— a by-road branching off south-west from Kittybrewster
Station, and extending about two miles in length.
Cairnlee Cottage ; James Corbet— on road leading from Beildside to Coun-
tesswells.
Calsayseat; Wm. Souttar— at the junction of George street and Causeway-
end roads, half a mile from George street.
Cattofield ; John Catto — on Cairncry road, three minutes' walk west from
Kittybrewster Station.
Cherryvale; Professor G. Dickie— at west end of Skene street, opposite
Sheriff Watson's Female School of Industry.
Cliff House, Pitfodels ; John Marr— on Mid-Pitfodels road, two miles and a
half from Holbnrn street, left hand side.
Clifton Villa; James Tulloch— South Rotunda place, Ferryhill.
Cornhill House; James Sim — on Corahill road, one mile from Lunatic
Asylum, right hand side of road.
Cosie Brae, Cults— Mrs. Watson.
Cotton Lodge; John Crombie, jun.— about half a mile north of Kitty-
brewster Station.
Countesswells Road— a by-road branching off to the right from Cuparstone
road, about one mile and a half from Holburn street.
Countesswells House; Major James Robertson— about four miles from
Holburn street, by Cuparstone and Countesswells roads.
Craigie Loanings— a road leading north from Westfield, or foot of North
Albert street, to Hi?h Stocket road.
Craigiepark ; Henry Smith Spark— a dwelling-house on the Craigie Loan-
ings road, lett hand side.
Crigiebuckler ; John Cardno Couper — a mansion between the Rubislaw and
Countesswells roads, two miles from Holburn street.
Craiginches— Daniel M'Intosh.
Cranford; David M'Hardy— a mansion on North Deeside road, about one
mile and a half from Holburn street, left hand side,
Craigton ; William Knox— on Mid-Pitfodels road, about two miles and a
half from Holburn street, left hand side.
Cults House; G. S. Gibb— on North Deeside road, four miles from town,
right hand side.
Cunnigarhill Nursery; William Walker & Co.— at termination of Park
road, after crossing railway bridge.
Cuparstone Road— branches off on the right from Holburn street, fifty
yards beyond South Bridge.
Dalhibity ; by Cults— Alex. B. Whyte.
Dancing Cairn Quarries— on the Inverness or north road, one mile and a
half beyond Woodside.
Danestone House; The Hon. Henry W. Chetwynd — a mansion on the
north side of river Don (near Graudholm Works), about two miles
and a half from town.
Deemouth— a house at south end of College street, left hand side.
Deemount; John T. Rennie — a mansion about one hundred yards west
from Ferryhill railway junction.
Denmore; Hardy Robinson — a mansion one mile and a quarter north of
Bridge of Don.
Derncleugh ; David Fraser— a dwelling-house on Mid-Pitfodels road, two
and a half miles from HDlburn street, left hand side.
Devanha House; William Henderson— a mansion near Ferryhill, two
minutes' walk from south end of Crown street.