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STEEET DIRECTORY.
Neptune Terrace.
Entry from 47 York street.
¥m. Porter, house agent
James Black, overseer
George Taylor, shipping clerk
Netherkirkgate.
From Broad street to St. Nicholas st.
LEFT HAND SIDE.
Union lane.
3 J. & J. Hodge, cutlers
5 Mrs Robb, lodgings
. . J. Marr, jun., pianoforte maker
St. Catherine's loynd.
Alex. Gray, watchmaker
Mrs Bryden, lodgings
Mrs Gruicksbank, lodgings
Misses Beattie, milliners
19 Alex. Dakers, engraver
Mrs Singer, eating house
Robert King, printer
William Cadenhead, agent
William Jessiman, paper ruler
John Hendry, sheriff-officer
M'Combie's Court.
79 Alex. Forbes, spirit dealer
Carnegie's brae.
65 Mrs Mahoney, vintner
A. Callaghan, saw maker
RIGHT HAND SIDE.
Mrs Ritchie, refreshment rooms
James Bruce, spirit dealer
18 George Donald, painter
John Avery & Co., printers
Northern Advertiser Office
William Walker & Son, tinplate
workers
Yeats' court.
-36 Jamieson & Mitchell, tea and
wine merchants
Mrs Roberts
John Grant, tailor
R. W. Hicks, innkeeper
John Lister, lapidary
Geo Masson, printer
Alex. Stephen, painter
David McHardy & Son, smiths
Geo. B. M'Kinnon, watchmaker
Alex. Stephen, waiter
James Sellar, tea-dealer
Lendrum & Edwards, manufac-
turers
St. Nicholas Brass Foundry
Nicol's Court.
106 John street.
NortMeld.
Gilcomston.
Northfield Public School
4 John Rae, corn bruiser
5 Duncan & Skene, fleshers
6 Benjamin Hird, grocer
7-9 Alex. Robb, baker
11 John Strachan & Sons, grain mer-
chants
12-13 John Wyllie. grocer
16 T. P. Nicol, bookseller
Ogston's Court.
84 Broad street.
Osborne Place.
From North Albert street westward.
LEFT HAND SIDE.
1 Wm. Garvie (of J. G. & Sons)
3 Mrs C. Sefton
4 John Scott (N. of S. Bank)
5 James Lumsden
6 Mrs Dr. Gowie
7 Mrs Milne
8 James M'Kenzie (of J. M'K. & Co.)
9 Mrs George Chalmers
.. Thomas M'Pherson (Simpson &
Whyte)
10 Alex. Greig, manager (N. C. Co.
11 William Templeton, M.D.
12 Mrs C. Cook
13 John Bulloch, jun., clerk
. . John Bulloch, sen.
14 Wm. Bulloch (Broadford Works)
15 J. Smith, cashier (Pratt & Keith)
16 Wm. Milne
17 John G. Gordon, shipmaster
. . Mrs Anderson
18 Mrs Dr. Bell
19 Wm. Rutherford
20 Wm. Falconer (of J. F. & Co.)
21 Ferguson Shiuie, writer
22 Mrs Lindlay
23 Hugh Welsh, inspector of schools
24 James Rae, gi-ocer
25 Mrs F. Simpson
26 James Durno
Alex. Stephen (Pratt & Keith)
EIGHT HAND SIDE.
53 Robert Cooper (Journal)
54 K. D. Leslie, advocate
55 Crawford Noble
56 John R. Barratt
Palmerston Road.
From Fish Market to Wellington
road.
Morrison Barclay, agent
Alex. Leslie, boilermaker
George Law, stonecutter
Park Street.
From Justice street to Railway.
LEFT HAND SIDE,
3 Mrs Morgan, spirit dealer

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1878-1879
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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).