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GRAY'S ANNUAL DIRECTORY.
No.
HAY STREET.
1 Miss Guthrie
1 Mrs Craigie
2 Mrs James Spence
2 John Y. Myrtle, surgeon *
8 Mr P. Dudgeon, of P. Dudgeon & Co. *
4 Mr John Miller, brewer
5 Peter Jamiesou, porter and ale dealer
6 John Miller, brewer *
7 Mr Peter Watson, shoemaker
7 Robert Clark, mason
7 Wm. Stewart, shoemaker
SOUTHERN MARKETS.
Mrs Lattimer, china dealer
John Aucterlonie, flesher
Mrs Wilson, green grocer
1 & 2 John Waters, flesher *
5 &c6 John Wood, flesher *
8 Mrs Proud, fruiterer
18 James Buckham, flesher *
21 John Steedman, flesher
22 John Scougall, flesher
SIMON SOUARE.
J. & R. Laidlaw, Venetian blind manu-
facturers, brassfounders, & gas fitters
1 Alex. Watt, tailor
2 Miss M'Kenzie, teacher of needlework
2 Peter Lamb, smith
2 John Thomson, shoemaker.
2 D. Fleming-, cork-cutter
3 Thos. Shilling-law, cowfeeder
6 John Younger, tailor
8 John Thomson, shoemaker
9 Jas. Douglas, smith and beam maker
9 Mr R. Adams, smith
10 James Liddle, upholsterer
10 G. Paterson, lithographic printer
12 Miss Ranken, straw hat maker
12 Wm. Ranken, wig maker
16 Wm. Findlay, grocer & spirit dealer
17 William Miller, tailor
17 Thomas Paxton, wright
20 A. White, shoemaker
20 Mrs Morrison, lodgings
23 Thomas Collier, shoemaker *
26 Alex. Stewart, boot and shoemaker
23 James Miller, tailor
24 A. Tait, spirit dealer
? 26 Thos. Johnston, tailor
26 A. Moyes, mason
29 Mrs Inglis, grocer
PAUL STREET.
2 G. Paterson, rag shop
3 A. Hardy, cowfeeder
4 G. Greenfield, shoemaker
4 R. Sharp, cabinetmaker
10 James Gibb, shoemaker
No.
GILMOUR STREET.
2 John Davidson, shoemaker
2 Thos. Webster, shoemaker
3 W. Miller, bookbinder
3 W. Aitchison, tailor
8 Edward Turnbull, joiner
10 James Smith, grocer
1 1 James Laidlaw, baker *
J 4 Mrs Davidson, coal agent
15 George Pennycuick, shoemaker
1 5 W. Smith, broker
17 D. Peat, spirit dealer
18 Richard Begbie, shoemaker
gibb's entry.
1 James Gilfillan, mason
3 John Lammond, spirit dealer *
5 Geo. Webster, surgeon & accoucheur
5 Mr William Gibson, of Gibson & Co.
8 Lawrence Brown, flax-dresser
9 David Henderson, chimney-sweep
10 Thomas Phin, grocer & spirit dealer *
11 David Taylor, herald
12 Miss M'Intyre, dressmaker
13 James Harley, beef and ham shop
19 James Stewart, blacksmith
ST PATRICK STREET.
1 W. E. Shireff, wine & spirit merchant *
3 Thomas Johnston, tobacconist
4 James M'Giil, grocer and spirit dealer *
5 William Fernie, baker
6 W. Ronaldson, grocer, wine & sp. dlr. *
7 Peter Thomson, rope maker
8 William Burns, tailor * ,
8 Thomas Wardlaw, esq.
9 A. Tod, booksel. & circulating-librarian *
ST PATRICK SOUARE.
John Buckham, flesher
1 Dr William Young
2 Mrs Tully
2 Miss Allan
2 Mrs John Murray
2 Mr George Tibbets, hatter
2 John Knott, teacher of singing *
2 Mr John Gardner, (gas office)
4 Robert Dowie, dealer in small wares
5 Mr John Allan, plumber *
5 Wm. Fernie, baker
5 James Cavers, hosier *
5 Mrs Hogg
5 Miss Dnudas
5 Misses Hogg, dressmakers
5 David Allan, esq. surgeon
7 James Muir, bootmaker *
8 John Murray, flesher *
9 R. Wilson, grocer, wine & sp. dealer *
10 Mrs Hamilton
10 Miss Beatson
10 Mr William Moffat, apothecary
10 William Banks, cabinetmaker
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