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164 DIRECTORY.
PEDDIE Mrs John, 5 Dellingburn sq
PEEBLES Samson, shoemaker, 3 Bearhope st
PEILE Horatia K. B., factor to Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart,
Bart. Office, Mansionhouse. Ho. Inverkip
PENNELL Charles (of J. Pennell & Co.), 23 Patrick st
Pennell J. & Co., sailmakers, Boyd st
Pennell Mrs, 23 Patrick st
PENTLAND Peter, joiner, 19 Bruce st
PERCY Colin M., boot and shoemaker, 38 Hamilton st, and
75 Trongate, Glasgow
PERRY George, labourer, 3 Bruce st
Perry Hugh, 10 Hope st
PETERS David S., M. A., minister of Mid Parish Church,
The Manse, 1 Houston st
Peters Mrs J. S., coal merchant and insurance agent, 3 Bank
st. Ho. 39 Nelson st, west
PETTIGREW John, Grafton terrace, Bentinck st
Pettigrew Robert, carpenter, 15 Lyle st
Pettigrew Janet, spirit dealer, Ladyburn. Ho. 14 Port-
Glasgow road
PHILIPS Charles, drill-instructor, 72 Roxburgh st
Philips David, patternmaker, 13 Belleville st
Philips David, slater and slate merchant, 5 Tobago st. Ho.
24 West Stewart st
Philips James, blacksmith, 38 Crawfurd st
Philips James, potter, 71 East Hamilton st
Philips Patrick, labourer, 58 Vennel
Philips Robert, watchman, 60 Wellington st
Philips Mrs, fruiterer and confectioner, 1 Inverkip st
PHILLIPS James, agent, Scot. Tern. League, 45 Crawfurd st
Phillips James, spirit merchant, 28 Shaw st. Ho. 10 Antigua st
Phillips & Co. , grocers, 45 Crawfurd st
Phillips Patrick, wholesale and retail wine and spirit merchant,
13 Cross-shore st and 63 Main st. Ho. 14 St Law-
rence st
PHILP William, sub-agent, British Linen Co. Bank, and
insurance agent. Ho. 79 Finnart st
PICKEN Andrew & Co., merchants and shipping agents,
Cathcart arcade
Picken Andrew (of Andrew Picken & Co.), 39 Finnart st
Picken John, sawyer, 91 Port-Glasgow road
PICKERING William J., labourer, 37 Holmscrof t st
PILOT Office (Deep Sea), Princes pier
Pilot Office (River). Princes pier
PINKERTON John C., carter, 18 Tobago st
Pinkerton Robert, upholsterer, 95 Roxburgh st

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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).