Next door to 4 Yarrow GardensAcross Yarrow Gardens to 1 Yarrow GardensAround the corner to 8 Striven Gardens
Start - End | Name, occupation and work address |
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1898 - 1907 | Brown, R. |
1898 - 1907 | Stark, Robert (at Paul Campbell & Sons, glass merchants, carvers & gilders, manufacturers of mirrors, show cards, picture frames, ladies' companions, jewel cases, fancy goods ; wholesale dealers in paintings, oleographs & chromos, line art publishers ; works, Silvergrove Street; show-rooms, 5 Wellington Street) |
1898 - 1899 | Jeffrey, Claude (at Dixon, Erskine & Grieve, writers, 179 West George Street) |
1898 - 1903 | Sinclair, Donald (at James Blair, writer, later of Blair & Sinclair, writers, 144 West Regent Street), secretary College Division Liberal Association |
1899 - 1904 | Gibb, A.G., cashier, 48 West Regent Street |
1899 - 1903 | McNair, D.C. (of Andrew McNair & Co., coal merchant, 27 Oswald Street) |
1899 - 1901 | Orr, James (at McGeoch, Kemp & Co., house furnishing ironmongers, 159 Buchanan Street) |
1900 - 1907 | Miller, Thomas (with Gilmour & Dean, colour printers, chromo, engineering, Parliamentary & general lithographers, draughtsmen, illuminators, embossers & wholesale stationers, 50 N. Hanover Street) |
1903 - 1906 | McGeachie, Alex., boot & shoe merchant, 330 Gairbraid Street & 4 Oran Street |
1905 - 1905 | McLay, Alex., clerk |
1905 - 1909 | Orr, James, manufacturers' agent, 68 Gordon Street |
1907 - 1907 | Couper, Wm., stationer, 265 Great Western Road ; convener, XVII Municipal Ward |
1909 - 1909 | Fergus, William, designer, 134 St. Vincent Street, later at Castle Chambers, 55 West Regent Street |