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DIRECTORY. 39
Cockburn Mrs, 10 Antigua st
COFFEE Room (Greenock Exchange), 2 Cathcart sq
COG-HILL John & Son, builders and contractors, Greenock
Coghill William Orr (of John Coghill & Son), Eldon st, west
COLE James, labourer, 3 Mill st
COLLIGAN Patrick, broker, 30 Shaw st
COLLINS Dennis, labourer, 2 East Blackhall st
Collins Henry, painter, 2 Crawford lane
Collins James, tailor, 39 Dairy m pie st
Collins Joseph, painter, 47 Holmscroft st
Collins Neil, labourer, 13 Hue-end st
Collins William, salesman, 73 Regent st
Collins Mrs J. B. S., restaurant, 5 West Blackball st. Ho„
Redbarn cottage, 10 Roxburgh st
COLLISON Miss Janet, dressmaker, 23 Nicolson st
COLQUHOUN Duncan, painter and decorator, 1 Union st.
Ho. 12 Ardgowan st
Colquhoun David, mason, 21 Bearhope st
Colquhoun James, labourer, 5 Hope st
Colquhoun John, cooper, 45 Holmscroft st
Colquhoun John, clothier, 10 West Blackball st. Ho. 4 Fin-
nart st
Colquhoun Samuel, mason, 68 Inverkip st
COLVILLE James, engineer, 54 Trafalgar st
COMMERCIAL Bank of Scotland, 36 Cathcart st. A,
Gauld, agent
Commercial Bank of Scotland (West-end branch), 15 West
Blackhall st
COMMISKIE James, labourer, 27 Bruce st
Commiskie John, hammerman, 6 St Lawrence st
COMMISSARY Clerk's Office, County Buildings, 1 Nelson
st, west
COMRIE Alexander, agent for Glasgow Evening and Weekly
Citizen Newspapers, 9 Arcade. Ho. 20 Wellington st
Comrie Robert, smith, 15 Cross-shore st
Comrie William, tidewaiter, 31 West Burn st
Comrie Mrs, 20 Wellington st
CONDON Michael, R.C. clergyman, Wood cottage, 22 Ser-
pentine walk
CONGREGATIONAL Chapel, 5 George sq
CONKIE Alexander, labourer, 16 Serpentine walk
CONN John, sheriff officer and J.P. constable, 5 Hamilton
st. Ho. 10 South st
Conn John, sawsharper, 24 East Crawfurd st
Conn Mrs, grocer, 49 Shaw st
CONNELL Alexander, clerk, Hope place, 9 Antigna st
29 Cathcart Street (Opposite Tontine Hotel).

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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).