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MELVILLE.
-GENERAL DIRECTORY.-
-MERCER.
Melville, Mrs., 3 Eldon ter., Partickhill.
MELVm, Ales., & Co., brewers, 112 Bath st.
Melviu Brothers, wholesale and export hoot and
shoe manufacturers and leather merchants, 28
Cadogan street ;. works, St. Crispin's Factory.
Mel vin, James (of St. Eollox L-on works), ho. 7 Firpark
terrace, Dennistoun.
Meh-in, John (of St. Eollox L-onworks), ho. 7 Firpark
terrace, Dennistoun.
Mehdn, Robert, jr. (at Melvin Brothers), ho. Millbrae
crescent, Langside.
MeWn, Thomas, hydraulic and general engineer,
manufacturer of hoists, accumulators, presses,
patent hydraulic engines, patent bread and biscuit
making machinery, St. EoUox Iron Works, 28
Charles st.
Melvin, Tho. K. (at Barclay & Mathieson's), house, 22
Houston street.
Melvin, Thos., manager. City manure works, 109
Charles st.; ho. 115 do.
Mehdn, William (of Melvin Brothers), res. 15 Ber-
lin ten-ace, PoUokshields.
Melvin, William, teacher, Glasgow Academy; ho. 32
Gibson st, Hillhead.
Melvin, Wm. (at Partick Foundry), ho. 22 Rosevale st.
MENZIES, Alex., & Co., tie manufrs., 1 Mitchell st.
Menzies, Andrew, funeral undertaker, job and
postmaster, and carriage hirer, 118 and 122 St.
George's road, 43 LTnion st., and 280 Eglinton st.,
S.S.; telephone No., 30.
Menzies, Andrew, joiner, furniture removal con-
tractor, and funeral undertaker, Westfield, Cross-
myloof.
Menzies, A., furniture dealer, 192 M'Lean st.
Menzies Bros., wine and spirit merchants, 33 Nelson
st. and 70 Commerce st., Tradeston.
Menzies, Chas., wright and builder, 4 Allison street ;
house, 26 do.
Menzies, Charles James, master mariner, 11 Afton
cres.. Paisley rd., W.
Menzies, David (of H. & D. Menzies), house, 15
Newhall terrace.
Menzies, David, P., street lamp maker, tin and
coppersmith, 106 Elliot street.
Menzies, David (of W. M. Mollison & Co.), house,
Balomock, Springburn.
Menzies, D. F., Liverpool and London and Globe
Insurance Co., 30 George sq. ; ho. 83 Struan ter.
Menzies, D. H., fine art pubhsher, 154 W. Regent st.
ho. 101 Kenmure street, PoUokshields.
Menzies, George, traveller (at Smith & Sharp's), ho.
23 Monteith row.
Menzies, H. & D., card cutters, 4 Brunswick lane.
Menzies, Henry (of H. & D. Menzies), house, 52
Gilmour street, s.s.
Menzies, James, wine mercht., 68 Bath street ; ho.
Bothwell.
Menzies, James (of Menzies Brothers), ho. 37 Wallace-
grove place.
Menzies, Jas., & Co., tube makers, 36 London street;
works, Dalmarnock bridge.
Menzies, James (of James Menzies & Co.), ho. East-
park, Rutherglen.
Menzies, James, jun. (at James Menzies & Co.'s), ho.
Temple villa, Rutherglen.
Menzies, John, & Co., wholesale boolcseUers, news-
agents, and publishers, 21 Dmry street.
Menzies, John, spirit merchant, 22 Canal street, Port-
Dundas ; house, 13 do. |
Menzies & Johnston, engineers and millwrights.
Plantation Engine Works, Eaglesham street,, s.s.
Menzies & Johnson, ironfounders. Plantation Engine
Works, Eaglesham st.
Menzies, J. L., tea, wine, and provision merchant, 98
Eglinton st. and 381 Garscube rd. ; ho. 18 Vermont
St., Kinning park.
Menzies, J. L.. grocer and provision merchant, 20
Vermont street, Kinning park, and at 11 West
Scotland st.. Plantation ; house, 18 Vermont st.
Menzies, Robt., plumber and gasfitter, 129 Main st.,
IMaryhill ; ho. 7 Janefield pi., do.
Menzies, Robert, & Son, gilders and picture frame
makers, 87 Cambridge street ; workshop, 10 Hill
street, Garnethill ; ho. 2 do.
Menzies, E. & N., family grocers, 166 Dumbarton rd.:
ho. 532 St. Vincent st.
Menzies, Samuel (at Aitken & Manscl's, 'Whiteinch),
house, 11 Rosevale ter., Partick.
Menzies, Thomas, F.E.I.S., rector and headmaster,
Hutchesons' Grammar School, 211 Crown street.
Menzies, Thomas F., church ofScer, Martyrs' Parish
Church ; ho. 2 Black st.
Menzies, Thos. J., M.A., head master, Stonelaw
School, Rutherglen; ho. 211 Crown street.
Menzies, Walter (of Jas. Menzies & Co.), ho. Fem-
bank, Eutherglen.
Jlenzies, Wm., funeral undertaker, 62 Dumbarton rd.
Mercantile Accident and Guarantee Insurance Co.,
Lmtd., 54 St. Vincent st.; C. Williamson Milne,
general manager.
Mercantile Advertiser and Shipping Gazette, Mit-
chell lane, 81 Buchanan street.
Mercantile Age and Textile Times, published fort-
nightly, 53 Waterloo street.
Mercantile Agency (The) for the United
States and Canada; R. G. Dun & Co..
proprietors. Established in New York in 1841,
and having now associate and branch offices in 114
of the most important cities in the United States
and Canada. This estabhshment supplies (to sub-
scribers only) all necessary information as to the
standing, responsibility, &c., of merchants, traders,
manufacturers, public companies, &c., throughout
the United States, their territories, and British
North America. It is the oldest and b}^ far the
most complete and extensive system ever organized
for the accommodation of banking and mercantile in-
terests, and for the general promotion and protec-
tion of trade. Claims collected and legal business
attended to throughout the North American conti-
nent. District offices for Scotland and Ireland,
28 Eenfield st., Glasgow; James Horn, manager.
Mercantile Marine Office, 12 James Watt st. ; D.
Charles Eoss, superintendent.
Mercantile (The) Provident Society (registered under
the Friendly Societies Act), chief offices, Bank of
Scotland Buildings, 24 George sq. ; John Macrae,
secretary and treasurer.
Mercantile (The) Bank of Australia, Lmtd. ; agents,
Black, Honeyman, & Monteath, writers, 88 West
Ecgent st.
MERCER, Alex, (at Guthrie & M'Arly), ho. 60
Charlotte st.
Mercer, Jas. , poulterer, 40 Nelson st., city ; ho. 48 do.
Mercer, John, & Co., agents, commission and cigar
merchants, agents for Scotland for Wm. Corry & Co.,
aerated water manufacturers, Belfast, 16 Ann st..
City. _ .