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DIRECTORY. 99
Lang Robert, rivetter, 89 Port-Glasgow road
Lang Robert, steward, 54 Drumfrocliar road
Lang Walter, joiner, 18 St Lawrence st
Lang William, tailor, clothier and hatter, 27 West Burn st.
Ho. 6 Grey pi
Lang William, insurance agent, 1 Holmscroft st
Lang Mrs Alexander, 6 St Lawrence st
Lang Mrs James, feuar, 12 Union st
Lang Mrs Sarah, greengrocer, 22 Cartsburn st
Lang Mrs William, lodgings, 7 Hope st
Lang Mrs William, 4 Hill st
Lang Mrs, furnishings, 29 Rue-end st
Lang Mrs, coal merchant, 11 Springkell st
Lang Mrs, huckster, 4 Tobago st
Lang Mrs, 8 Mount Pleasant st
LANG WILL Archibald (of Langwill & Cameron), 15 Forsyth
st
Langwill & Cameron, solicitors and notaries public, Provident
Bank buildings, 11 William st
Langwill John, shipmaster, 81 Holmscroft st
Langwill William, carpenter, 22 West Blackball st
LATHAM David M., agent of the Royal Bank of Scotland.
Ho. Broomlields, Largs
LAUDER Alexander, saddler, 19 Cathcart st. Ho. 16
Antigua st
Lauder James, sailmaker, 66 Wellington st
Lauder William, moulder, 5 Belleville st
Lauder Mrs James, 65 Regent st
LAUGHTON Rev. William, minister of St Thomas' Free
Church. Manse, 64 Finnart st
Laughton Mrs, 89 East Hamilton st
LAURIE Alexander, steward, 13 Hope st
Laurie & Fleming, carvers, gilders, and artists' colourmen,
1 Bank st
Laurie John, carpenter, 50 St Lawrence st
Laurie William (of Crawford & Laurie) 28 Wellington st
LAVERTY Henry, rivetter, 11 Springkell st
LAW Archibald, tobacconist and stationer, 8 Grey pi
Law Charles, patternmaker, 34 Ingleston st
Law George, carpenter, 8 East Shaw st
Law Mrs James, 69 ISTicolson st
Law Mrs, 31 Dempster. st
LAWRENCE David, wholesale wine and spirit merchant and
agent, 10 East breast. Ho. 30 Ardgowan st, west
LAWRIE James, baker, 72 Ann st
Lawrie N. & R., drapers, 35 Hamilton st
Lawrie Robert (of N. & R. Lawrie), Sydney pi, 14 Eldon 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).