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DIRECTORY. 209
Revie Mrs James, 19 Trafalgar st
REWCASTLE William, dairy, 3 Kilblain st
REYNOLDS Peter, boot and shoemaker, 8 Inverkip st
RICE Benjamin, skinner, 6 Sinclair st
RICHARDSON David (of James Richardson & Co.),
Hartfield, Cove
Richardson David Bruce (of James Richardson & Co.),
Hartfield Cove
Richardson James & Co., merchants, 2 Church pi
Richardson James, engineer, 32 Crescent st
Richardson John, missionary, 7 Dempster st
Richardson Robert, carpenter, 1 1 Lynedoch st
Richardson William, coffee rooms, 5 Main st
Richardson William, engineer, 29 Ingleston st
Richardson Mrs James, 27 Finnart st
RICHMOND Alexander (of M.M. office), 56 Regent st
Richmond James, tailor, 18 Inverkip st
Richmond J. & W., cab proprietors, Lower Robertson st
Richmond John, brickbuilder, 1 1 Dempster st
Richmond John (of J. & W. Richmond), 85 Finnart st
Richmond Robert J., sugarbroker, Sugar Exchange. Ho.
47 Brisbane st
Richmond Mrs Archibald F., 21 Patrick st
Richmond Mrs Hugh, dairy, 85 Finnart st
RIDDELL John, joiner, 112 Drumfrochar rd
RIDDICK George, clerk, 51 Kelly st
RIDDOCH Joseph, engraver, 2 Hamilton st
RILLEY William, labourer, 16 Serpentine walk
RIPPINGALE Joseph, labourer, 19 Dempster st
RIPPON Charles, insurance agent, 92 Dempster st
Rippon Cornelius W., drill instructor, 97 Belville st
RISK Mrs James, 26 Wellington st
RITCHIE Alexander D., blacksmith, 53 Kelly st
Ritchie Andrew, clerk, 35 Regent st
Ritchie Andrew, M.A., minister of Nelson Street E.U.
Church. Ho. 60 Forsyth st
Ritchie George, Burgh School Board inspecting officer,
Municipal buildings. Ho. 12 Ardgowan st, west
Ritchie Hugh, blacksmith, 22 Bearhope st
Ritchie Hugh, clerk, 22 South st
Ritchie Hugh, late of H.M. Customs, 14 Robertson st
Ritchie John, foreman painter, 22 Kelly 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).