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M'lXTYRE — M'KAY. 153
M'Intyre, Duncan, hosier, glover, & shirt manuf., 44 Argyll st,, ho. 18 Cadogan r ,
M'Intyre, Duncan, Columbian tavern, 35 Gallowgate
M'Intyre, Duncan, flesher, 60 Cowcaddens street
M'Intyre, D., wine and spirit merchant, 138 Queen street
M'Intyre, James, teacher of St. Andrew's parish school, 23 St. Andrew's squai ,
house 8 Crown street
M'Intyre, James W., umbrella and parasol manufacturer, 10 Crown street
M'Intyre, James, of J. ^ J. M^Intyre, house 202 Ilenfrew street
M'Intyre, John, bootmaker, 41 Sauchiehall street
M'Intyre, John, & Co., warehousemen, 1 Gallowgate, and 12 High street
M'Intyre, John, & Co,, cotton and cotton-waste dealers, 39 iiopework lane
M'Intyre, John, of J. M'-Intyre Sj- Co., house 8 Douglas street
M'Intyre, John, surgeon, 68 Main street, Bridgeton
M'Intyre, John, general merchant, 62 Taylor street
M'Intyre, John, painter and paper-hanger, 4 Oswald street
M'Intyre, John, flesher, 44 Main street, Anderston
M'Intyre, John, porter at Eoyal Exchange
M'Intyre, John, boot and shoe maker, 76 Main street, Anderston
M'Intyre, J. & J., merchants, 28 Miller street
M'Intyre, Malcom, spirit dealer, 1 North Woodside road
M'Intyre & M'Donald, ship and commission agents, 31 Oswald street
M'Intyre, Patrick, teller, Union Bank of Scotland, ho. 21 Gloucester pi., Kingsto:':
M'Intyre, Peter, teacher, 1 Hill street, Anderston
M'Intyre, Peter, tavern-keeper, 13 Brunswick place
M'Intyre, P., of William Thomson ^ Co., house 8 South Portland street
M'Intyre, R. & J., wholesale stationers, 65 Buchanan street
M'Intyre, Robert, wool and tow hand-card maker, cabinet and chair maker, ai '
funeral undertaker, 27 Stockwell street, house 327 Argyll street
M'Intyre's temperance coffee-house, and commercial lodgings, 59 Trongate
M'Intyre, Thomas, fruit merchant, 29 and 31 Wilson street
Macjntyre, Mrs, stay maker to Her Majesty, and children's dress maker, 82 IVe
Nile street
M'Intyre, Mrs, lodgings, 29 Oswald street
M'Intyre, M., milliner and straw-hat maker, 8 Douglas street
M'Intyre, Miss, milliner and dress maker, 23 North street, Anderston
M'Intyre, Miss, lodgings, 64 West Regent street
M'ISAAC, James, merchant, East Chapeltown. Letters left at W. Skipsey's, 'iP
St. Vincent street
M'Isaac, Robert, spirit dealer, 171 Great Hamilton street
M'lVOR, Alexander, outfitter, drapery, lace, and muslin warehouse, 86 St. Yi
cent street, house 166 West Regent -street
M'lvor, Alexander, cabinetmaker and iipholsterer, 8 Sauchiehall street
M'KANDY, John, 91 Cadogan street
M'KAY, Alexander, clothier, 14 Exchange square, house St. Mungo street
M'Kay, Alexander, clothier, 48 Glassford street, house 73 Hutcheson street
M'Kay, Alexander, screw-bolt and rivet manufacturer, 38 Bridge street
M'Kay, Angus, washing-green, Townhead
M'Kay, A. & D., B.A., classical teachers, 46 Renfield street
M'Kay, Benjamin, boot and shoe maker, 33 Canon street
M'Kay & Black, tailors and clothiers, 26 Bridge street
Mackay, Charles, Argus Newspaper office, ho. Rose cottage, Ibroxholm, Paisley r: ,. ,
Mackay, D., & Co., tailors and clothiers, 24 St. Enoch square
M'Kay, Daniel, sheriff-officer and constable for the counties of Lanark and He J
frew, 14 Dempster street
M'Kay, Daniel, spirit dealer, 110 Main street, Anderston
M'Kay, Daniel Bain, tailor, 3 Little Hamilton street
M'Kay, David, baker and dairyman, 82 and 210 Gallowgate
M'Kay, David, broker, 33 Centre street
M'Kay, David, & Co., grocers and spirit dealers, 154 Main street, Bridgeton
M'Kay, D. F., agent to A. Fullarton ^- Co., publishers, house 1 1 Apsley place
M'Kay, Donald, victualler and spirit dealer, 61 Dalmarnock road /
M'Kay, D., of D. M'Kay Sf Co., house 46 Renfield street ^
M'Kay, George, superintendent of police, Anderston, ho. 10 Main St., Anderstor
M'Kay, George H., N.S. S.B., house 37 South Portland 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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DescriptionDirectories of individual Scottish towns and their suburbs.
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).