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18 DIRECTORY.
BOLTON Joseph, labourer, 18 Ann st
Bolton Henry, seaman, 7 Lynedoch st
Bolton, Rev. James (of Wesleyan Methodist Church) 30
Ardgowan st, west
BONAR James, rivetter, 9 Lynedoch st
Bonar Rev. Jno. Jas., minister, St Andrew's Free Church.
Ho. Ardgowan st, west
Bonar John, salesman, 47 Roxburgh st
Bonar John, patternmaker, 19 Lyle st
BONE & Buchanan, accountants and house-factors, 2 Bank st
Bone David, joiner, 20 Hope st
Bone & Gait, drapers and outfitters, 1 Cathcart sq
Bone Hugh, joiner, 36 Holmscroft st
Bone James (of Foulds & Bone), 10 Eldon st
Bone James, potato merchant, 17 Brisbane st
Bone John, joiner, 11 Hill st
Bone Quintin (of Bone & Buchanan), treasurer to Burgh
School Board, 2 Bank'st. Ho. 17 Newton st
Bone Thomas W. E. (of Foulds & Bone), 10 Eldon st
Bone Mrs James, 13 Antigua st
Bone Mrs William, 10 Eldon st
BONES, Richard, R.N., divisional officer, 6 Trafalgar st
BOOLDS Henry John, Lloyd's surveyor, 32 Cathcart st.
Ho. 7 Martin Terrace
BOON Mrs, 15 Brougham st
BORLAND David, wood-turner, 12 Bruce st
Borland John, missionary, 6 Antigua st
Borland J. C, temperance hotel keeper, 24 Cathcart st
BORN Joseph, steward, R.N., 18 South st
BORTHWICK Alexander, family grocer and wine merchant,
11 Union st and 78 Roxburgh st. Ho.' 19 Kelly st
Borthwick David, joiner, 72 Wellington st
Borth wick George, railway goods guard.' 5 Dellingburn sq
Borthwick James, painter, 22 West Blackball st
Borthwick John, baker, 28 Sir Michael st
Borthwick Thomas, joiner, 24 Sir Michael st
Borthwick Thomas, grain merchant and commission agent,
10 Cross-shore st. Ho. 20 Wellington st
Borthwick William, joiner, 27 West Blackball st
BOSWELL Mrs, 1 Inverkip road
BOUSTEAD & Dunbar, ship brokers and vice-consul for
France, Cathcart Arcade, 20 Cathcart st
BO WEN C. H., shipmaster, 82 Roxburgh st
BOWERS Mrs, Battery place, 57 Esplanade
BOWERBANK John, hoopmaker, 10 Nicolson st
BOWIE Andrew, engineer, 20 South st
Bowie Archibald, potato merchant, 40 Lynedoch 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).