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STREET DIRECTORY.
96 Muir, Matthew, Anderston Foundry.
92 Morrow, John, spirit dealer.
90 M'Crone, Robert, victualler.
72 Humpage, John, & Co., bolt, rivet,
and screw manufacturers.
62 Scott, Mrs., broker.
66 M'Lellan, J., baker.
60 Scott's Place.
32 Orr, Robert, letter-carrier.
28 Niven, David, spirit dealer.
26 Hill, George, hairdresser.
24 M'lntosh, Mrs., midwife.
22 Gilchrist, A., spirit merchant.
18 Horn, Robert, victualler.
12 Randolph, Elliott, & Co., engineers.
8 M'Lean and Robertson, general mer-
chants.
4 Trench & Co., blockmakers.
CHARLOTTE LANE.
11 M'Robert, Mrs., spirit dealer.
15 Porter, Clement, upholsterer.
24 Dove, D., basket-maker.
10 Maxwell, Charles, spirit dealer.
CHARLOTTE ST.
5 White, Thomas, grain merchant.
Parker, James, candlemaker.
7 Turnbull, Joseph, shuttle-maker.
17 M'Dougall, Neil, bill-poster.
21 Muir, Mrs., milliner.
23 Buchanan, R., spirit dealer.
25 Wilson, E., shoemaker.
35 M'Nab, James, letterpress printer.
Anderson, William, accountant.
Stevenson, A., commission agent.
41 Brown, John, house-factor.
Galbraith, Robert, draper.
Craig, Mrs. John.
M'Gregor, Mrs.
Graham, James, merchant.
45 Robin, Robert, spirit dealer.
47 Lindsay, A., hat manufacturer.
55 Nimmo, William, wright.
57 Thomson, William.
59 O'Neil, John.
65 Aiken, John, spirit merchant.
79 Smart, Jas., superintendent of police.
70 Busby, Frederick S.
68 Wilson, John, clothier.
64 Davidson, Thomas, manufacturer.
58 Scott, Andrew, chemist.
56 Mitchell, A., leather merchant.
50 Miller, John, draper.
30 M'Lymont, Mrs., agent.
Johnston, Thomas, clothier.
22 Meikle, David.
Graham, Alexander.
18 M'Kie, Henry, tailor.
CHARLES ST.
5 Connal, Alexander, baker.
CHEAPSIDE ST.
1 Bain, William, spirit dealer.
5 Smith, James, broker.
St. Mark'3 Church.
50 Houston, Mrs., spirit dealer.
57 Haddow, Mrs., spirit dealer.
61 M'Ewan, Peter, spirit dealer.
64 Campbell, Houston, spirit dealer.
65 Crombie, Margaret, provision mer-
chant.
79 Anderston Machine Works.
93 Anderston Cotton Works.
95 Houldsworth, W. & J., cotton-
spinners.
107 Campbell, Alexander Smith.
Ill Livingston, Allan, spirit dealer.
113 Teacher, Wm., spirit dealer.
126 M' Alpine, Angus, dyer.
116 Chaplin, Dixon, & Robb, engineers.
106 Newton, Keates, & Co., lead manfac-
turers.
Clark, William, waste dealer.
Anderston Foundry.
56 Houston, John, grocer.
36 Mackie, Mrs., coal agent.
32 Edwards, David, letter-carrier.
28 Mathers, John, grocer.
26 Sinclair, Thomas, tailor.
22 M'Knight, Mrs. T., victualler.
20 Farquharson, W., spirit dealer.
16 Low, John, agent, and beadle of Free
St. Mark's.
14 Scobie, William, spirit dealer.
6 Boyd, Mrs., victualler.
CLARENDON PLACE.
1 Spens, William, manager.
3 Charles, Matthew.
5 M'Burney, Isaiah, teacher.
9 Gordon, John, merchant.
Adam, William.
13 Eddington, G. B.
Eddington, Mrs.
15 M'Haffie, William, merchant.
M'Haffie, David.
Wright, Hay.
19 Kincaid, John, corn-factor.
10 Shaw, Robert.
Cowan, William.
6 Livingston, Charles, merchant.
2 Wallace, James, manufacturer.
Tweedie, D., merchant.
CLAREMONT ST.
1 Hannay, Anthony, merchant.
Boyd, Thomas, jun.
Smith, David, merchant.
7 Flemington, Mrs. William, grocer.
9 Beveridge. Robert, accountant.
M'Arthur, John.
11 Thomson, Thomas, baker.
13 Wardlaw, William.
15 Weir, Gilbert, manufacturer.

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1828-1912 - Post-Office annual Glasgow directory
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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).