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M'CASKIE Henry, coachman, 13 Watt st .
M'CAUGrHEY J. & R., sugar samplers, 1 West quay. Ho.
52 Wellington st
M'CAW Mrs, dressmaker, 65 Nicolson st
M'CHESNEY John, seaman, 13 Nelson st, west
M'CLELLAND Thomas, 25 Bank st
M 'CLEMENT James, joiner, 103 Belleville st
M'CLEMONT Miss, spirit dealer, 48 East Hamilton st
M'CLOSKIE Paul, labourer, 7 Nile st
M 'CLUMPY Robert, railway porter, 63 Regent st
M'CLURE Alexander, shoemaker, 33 Market st
M'Clure James L., commission agent, 27 Cathcart st Ho.
82 Union st
M'Clure & Macdonald, notaries pxiblic, writers and insurance
agents, 40 Cathcart st
M'Clure William (of M'Clure & Macdonald), 66 Union st
M'COLL Allan, contractor, 9 Prospect hill
M'CoU Daniel, clerk, 19 Regent st
M'CoU Daniel, carpenter, 24 John st
M'Coll David, cooper, 37 Nelson st, west
M'CoU Donald, smith, 15 Main st
M'Coll Donald, coachman, 2 Fox st
M'Coll Dugald, engineer, 5 Mill st
M'Coll Gilbert, wine merchant, 9 Taylor's close. Ho. 29
Cathcart st
M'Coll James, engine-keeper, 44 Arthur st
M'Coll John, coach proprietor, 24 Duncan st
M'Coll J. (few., contractors, 73 Ann st
M'Coll Patrick, joiner, 36 Arthur st
M'Coll Walter, cabinetmaker, 30 East Hamilton st
M'Coll William (of J. & W. M'Coll), 73 Ann st
M'Coll Miss M., 9 Argyle st
M'CONACHIE Alexander, carpenter, 13 Antigua st
M'Conachie Hugh, labourer, 33 Lynedoch st
M'CONNELL Archibald, carpenter, 11 Lynedoch st
M'Connell Donald, smith, 3 Belleville st
M'Connell Hugh, grocer and flesher, 25 Market st. Ho. 29
Nelson st, west
M'Connell, Mary L., toy shop, 2 Sir Michael st. Ho. 61
Nicolson st
M'Connell Mrs, poulterer, 31 Hamilton st
M'Connell Mrs, 21 John st
M'CORMICK Charles, sawyer, 28 West Blackball st
M'Cormick Donald, steamboat agent, Custom-House quay
M'Cormick Donald, shoemaker, 7 Hope st
M'Cormick Donald, cowfeeder, 8 Prospect hill
M'Cormick George, joiner, 90 East Hamilton st
M'Cormick John, baker^^-^^^lmBrnton buildings. Ho. 29
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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).