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DIRECTORY. 195
Taylor Mrs Thomas, 10 Hill st
Taylor Mrs, 68 Roxburgh st
Taylor Mrs, 60 Wellington st
TELFER James, shoemaker, 43 Holmscroft st
Telfer Robert, clerk, 58 Kelly st
Telfer William, boilermaker, 34 Ingleston st
Telfer William, moulder, 6 Carnock st
Telfer Mrs, 34 Ingleston st
Telfer Mrs C. , grocer, ] Prospect hill st
Telfer Mrs, 2 Murdieston st
TEMPLETON John, auctioneer and wholesale jeweller, 9
Taylor's close. Ho. 73 Ann st
Temj^leton, James, engineer, 7 Crescent st
Templeton Matthew, joiner, 24 Trafalgar st
Templeton Peter, joiner, 19 Bruce st
Templeton Robert, spirit dealer, 21 Charles st Ho. 5
Watt st
Templeton Robert P. , traveller, 25 Dempster st
TENNANT William, engineer, 87 Belleville st
Tennant Mrs, nurse, 33 Hamilton st
Tennant Mrs, 11 Antigua st
TERRACE Alexander, blacksmtih, 32 Ingleston st
THEATRE-Royal, 38 West Blackball st— Alexander Wright,
lessee
THE Argyle Boot and Shoe Warehouse, 27 Cathcart st
The British Linen Company's Bank, 13 William st
The Clyde Pottery Co. , manufacturers of earthenware, Port-
Glasgow road
The Cartsburn Sugar Refining Co., sugar refiners. Cres-
cent st
The Greenock Equitable Loan Co., 24 Hamilton st — D.
M 'Vicar, manager
The Greenock Foundry Co. , engineers, boiler makers, and
iron founders. East Stewart st
The Greenock Plate Glass Insurance Co., 19 Cathcart st
The Greenock Towing Co., 2 West Quay
The Greenock Tea Co. , tea merchants, 41 Hamilton st
The London and Newcastle Tea Co., tea dealers, 33
Hamilton st and 20 Cathcart st.
st, Newcastle
The Singer manufacturing Co. , 8 West Blackball st
The Scotsman newspaper, branch oflice, 5 Palmerston
Buildings — Hugh Wilson, agent
The Yale of Clyde Tram. Co. 's office, 29 Brougham st— J. D.
Dalgleish, manager
THOBAVEN P. H., shipbroker, 73 Nicolson st
THOMAS Charles, engineer, 4 Nelson st, west

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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).