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DIRECTORY. 23
BRICELAND Andrew, stevedore, 9 Watt st
BRIERLY Harry, overlooker, 7 Mill st
BRIGHTON George B., butcher, 21 Regent st. Ho. 114
Drumfrochar Road
Brighton John, wholesale provision merchant and hamcurer,
I and 3 Tobago st Ho. 77 Holmscroft st
BRISBANE Ebenezer, engineer, 93 Belville st
BRISLAND James, machinist, 40 Arthur st
BRISTOW James, fruiterer, i Inverkip st Ho. 66 Holms-
croft st
BRITISH Linen Co.'s Bank, Bank buildings, 13 William
St. James Glen, agent
British and Foreign Correspondence Association, 12 Kilblain
St
British and Foreign Marine Insurance Co., 2 West Quay.
Leitch & Muir, agents
BRITON Thomas, glazier and glass stainer, 19 Sugarhouse-
lane, and 261 West George st, Glasgow. Ho. 62 Eldon
st
BRITTLEBANK Thomas, Customs' boatman, 59 Ann st
BROADFOOT James & Sons, plumbers and gastitters, 2
West Breast. Ho. 23 Bentinck st
Broadfoot William, 12 Margaret st
Broadfoot William, M.D., CM., 6 West Blackhall st. Ho.
23 Bentinck st
BROCK Archibald, engineer, 89 Belville st
Brock J. C. & Co., shoe merchants, 22 Hamilton st
Brock John, engineer, 3 Regent st
BRODIE David, carter, 47 Nicolson st
Brodie James (of William Kelly & Co.), 30 Finnart st
Brodie John, tailor and clothier, 9 Regent st. Ho. 10 Lyle
st
Brodie Malcolm, fitter, 2 Mackenzie st
Brodie Neil, engineer, 64 Holmscroft st
Brodie William, spirit merchant, 3 Ropework st. Ho. 41
West Blackhall st
Brodie Miss, dressmaker, 8 South st
Brodie Mrs James, 12 St. Lawrence st
Brodie Mrs, spirit merchant, 35 Wellington st. Ho. 52
Kelly st
Brodie Mrs, 30 Brisbane st
BROOM Alexander, carpenter, 91 Belville st

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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).