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DIRECTORY, 41
COLVILLE Archibald, rivetter, 5 Hill st
Colville James, engineer, 56 St Lawrence st
COMMERCIAL Bank of Scotland, 36 Cathcart st. A. Gauld,
agent
Commercial Bank of Scotland (West End branch) 15 West
Blackball st
COMMISKIE James, carter, 27 Brnce st
Commiskie John, hammerman, 32 Arthur st
COMMISSARY Clerk's Office, County buildings, 1 Nelson st,
west
COMRIE Alexander, correspondent for Evening Cidzen
Newspaper, 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, Upper
r» T» £i c r> p T~i "I*
CONGREGATIONAL Chapel, 5 George sq
CONKIE Alexander, huckster, 3 Mackenzie st
CONN & Grant, sheriff-officers, J. P. constables, and dean
of guild officers, 5 Hamilton st
Conn John (of Conn & Grant), 10 South st
Conn John, sawsharper, 24 East Crawford st
Conn Mrs, grocer, 49 Shaw st
CONNACHER Alexander, manager. Prince's Pier Refresh-
ment Rooms. Ho. 8 Brougham st
CONNELL Alexander, clerk, Hope place, 9 Antigua st
Connell John, labourer, 40 Nicolson st
Connell Thomas, weaver, 5 Crawfurd st
Connell William, carpenter, 51 Nicolson st
CONNER James, rafter, 12 Ann st
Conner John (of Conner & Macphail), 49 Mearns st
Conner & Macphail, plumbers and gasfitters, 3 East Black-
hall st
CONNING John, gardener, Balclutha lodge, Newark st
CONNOR Daniel H., salesman, 6 West Blackball st
Connor John, artist, 9 Nelson st, west
Connor John, Mason, 61 Nicolson st
Connor Peter, vandriver, 6 Laird st
CONSTANT James, spirit dealer, 31 Yennel
CONWAY Edward, H.M. Customs, 36 Lynedoch st
Conway Francis, painter, 25 Regent st
Conway Matthew, painter, 7 Hill st
COOK Angus, chainmaker, 2 Charles st
Cook Archibald (of D. & A. Cook), 32 West Stewart st
Cook David, salesman, 15 Mount Pleasant st
Cook D. & A., smiths and chainmakers, 1 and 4 Charles st

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DescriptionDirectories of individual Scottish towns and their suburbs.
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).