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BLAIR — BLYTH. 37
BLAIR, Alex, and Wm. trunk makers, 5 Montrose st.
Blair, Andrew, painter, 174 High street
Blair, Andi-ew, wooUen draper, 21 Trongate
Blair, A. and W. trunk makers, 133 Trongate
Blair, Archibaldj ship owner, Burnside, Port-Dundas
Blair, Dr. 4 College street
Blair, George, writer, of Slair and Mack, house 127
Stirlings road
Blair, H. and W. Fullarton, writers, 20 Brunswick pi.
Blair, Ilorati\i», of £lairSfFullarton,h.o.4<l Howard st.
Blaii', James, surgeon, 136 High street
Blair, James, merchant, house Blythswood hill
Blair, John, jun. gingerbread baker, 131 Argyle street
Blair, John, Britannia tavern, 54 Broomielaw
Blair, John, thread manufacturer and smallware shop,
187 Argyle street
Blair and Co. calenderers, 93 High street, and 72
Nelson street, house 83 High street
Blair and Mack, writers, 69 Nelson street
Blair, Robert, spirit dealer, 204 Buchanan sti-eet
Blair, Walter, teacher, Charlotte lane
Blair, Walter, spirit dealer, 5 Adeljjhi street
Blair, W. D. wine and spu-it cellars, Morrison's coui't
Blair, W. D. city cess office, Morrison's court
Blair, Mrs. John, spirit dealer, 60 New wynd
Blair, Mrs. W. gingerbread baker, 50 StockweU
Blair, Mrs. lodgings, 50 North Hanover street
Blair, Mrs. dress and stay maker, 101 George street
Blair, Miss, E. furnishing shop, 9 Argyle street
Blair, Misses, boys' di'ess makers, 8 Eglinton street
BLAMEY, D. hat maker, 20 Laigh Kirk close
BLAND and M'Kenzie, haberdashers, 73 Argyle st
BLANTYRE Yarn Warehouse, 11 George square,
and 132 Queen street
BLEAMYRE, William, of Ellis, Bleamyre ami Co.
house 6 Windsor place
BLYTH, Charles B. tinplate, wire, metal, &c. ware-
house, 5 Croy place, house Cambridge street
Blyth, James, rope maker, West street, Tradeston
Blyth, James, jmi. shoe shop, 199 Argyle street

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1828-1912 - Post-Office annual Glasgow directory
DescriptionGlasgow : Printed by J. Graham for the letter-carriers of the Post-Office, 1828-? Imprint and title vary. [Varying forms of title: Glasgow Post-Office directory, Glasgow Post-Office annual directory, Post Office Glasgow annual 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).