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Neilson, J. china and stoneware shop, 48, Candleriggs
Neilson, James, M. writer, 33, Virginia street
Neilson, James, reedmaker, 90, Bell street
Neilson, James, cooper, 43, Candleriggs
Neilson, John, grocer, 9, Crown street
Neilson, John, engineer, near Canal old basin
Neilson, John, Prince of Wales tavern, 97, Brunswick str.
Neilson, John, tavern, 35, Gallowgate
Neilson and Moffat, bookbinders, 67, Nelson street
Neilson, Mrs. stabler, Old vennal, 106, High street
Neilson, Mrs. haberdasher, 31, Bell street
Neilson, Patrick, agent for the Beacon fire office, and Lon-
don made haircloth, 73, Hutch. St.; ho. 22, Charlotte st.
Neilson, Peter, boot tavern, 39, Saltmarket
Neilson, Robert, surgeon and druggist, 42, Trongate
Neilson, R. and A. spirit cellar, 16, Wallace court
Neilson, Thos. cheese and ham warehouse, 39, King street
Neilson, Thomas, flesher, 78, King street
Neilson, Wm. writer, 73, Hutcheson street
Neilson, Wm. candlemaker, 232, Gallowgate
Neilson, Wm. and Co. grocers, &c. 69, Carrick street
Neville, Henry, clothier, 90, Argyll street
NewLanark yarn warehouse, 105, Miller street
Newall, A. & Js, brokers & commiss. merchts. 24, Miller st.
Newbigging and Gilfillan, manufacturers, 63, Candleriggs
Newbigging, John, merchant, 101, Hutcheson street
Newlands, Alex, grocer, 9, Bell street, Calton
Newlands, Jn. wine & spirit dealer, 142, Main str. Gorbals
Newlands, John, merchant tailor, 48, Gallowgate
Newlands, John, porter & spirit cellar, 417, Gallowgate
Newlands, Richard, victualler, 76, Bridgegate
Newlands, W. and Son, linen merchants, 20, High street ;
house, 77, Charlotte street
Newton, Adam, grocer, &c. Main street, Bridgeton
Newton, Laurie and Co. merchants, 31, Miller street
Newton, Walter, confectioner, 90, High street
Nicol, Alex, teacher of the flute, 273, George street

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DescriptionGlasgow directory ... Corrected till July, 1825.
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1799-1828 - Glasgow directory
Description"Containing a list of the merchants, manufacturers, traders &c ... in the city and suburbs." Glasgow : W. M'Feat, 1799?-1828.
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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).