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206 IVIRECTORY.
WHITEFORD & Co., coal merchants, 3 Shannon's close.
Whiteford Andrew, tinsmith, 3 Shannons close
Whiteford James, tobacconist, 41 West Blackhall st. Ho. do
Whiteford James, M.D., L.R.C.S.E. Consulting rooms, 29
Hamilton st. Ho. 6 Forsyth st
Whiteford John, gardener, 5 Watt st
Whiteford Robert, baker, 23 Regent st. Ho. 14 do
Whiteford Robert, boilermaker, 71 Belleville st
Whiteford William, wood turner, 11 Regent st
Whiteford William, joiner, 93 Roxburgh st
Whiteford Mrs John, grocer, 26 Market st
Whiteford Mrs, furnishings, 19 Tobago st
WHITEHEAD James, grocer, 10 Cross-shore st. Ho. 13 do
WHITEHILL Daniel, carpenter, 24 Cartsburn st
WHITELAW Adam B., smith, 95 Roxburgh st
Whitelaw Alexander & Co., builders, contractors, and brick-
makers, 76 Drumfrochar road — Works, Dargavel brick-
works, Bishopton
Whitelaw Alexander (of Alexander Whitelaw & Co.), 49
Mearns st
Whitelaw Robert, sen. (of R. & R. Whitelaw), 32 Ardgowan
st, west
Whitelaw R. & R. , coal merchants, 55 Regent st
Whitelaw Thomas, coppersmith, 39 Sir Michael st
Whitelaw Miss, 49 Mearns st
WHITESIDE Alexander, railway porter, 1 Hay st
WHITSON Robert, brassfinisher, 40 Lynedoch st
WHYTE Archibald, of H.M. Customs, 20 Hope st
Whyte Archibald, engine-driver, 23 Lynedoch st
Whyte Daniel, carpenter, 33 Lyle st
Whyte George, machinery and iron merchant, 13 John st.
Ho. 11 Lyle st
Whyte & Ross, tinsmiths and gasfitters, 11 East Quay lane
Whyte Thomas, engineer, 21 Ingleston st
Whyte Thomson, engineer, 17 Lynedoch st
Whyte Thomas S. , architect and surveyor, 32 Cathcart st.
Ho. 2 Meadowbank, Gourock
Whyte Thomas (of Whyte & Ross), 19 Dempster st
Whyte Miss, grocer, 17 Antigua st
WIGHT George, engineer, 9 Belleville st
WILCOCKS Henry, labourer, 19 Ingleston pi
WILD Mrs, 13 Crescent st
WILKIE Alexander, carpenter, 15 Roxburgh st
Wilkie Alexander, smith, 51 Kelly st
Wilkie Angus, joiner, 22 Lynedoch st
Wilkie Angus, brickbuilder and contractor, 17 Mount
Pleasant 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).