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Maxwell Stephen, and co. copper and white-iron smith,
shop west corner of Maxwell-street
Maxwell S. and co. foundery, Maxwell-street
Maxwell Mathew, coppersmith in co. with Stephen
Maxwell
Maxwell John, barber and hair dresser, Gallowg. No. $6
Meikle William, plaisterer, west side Maxwell-street
Meikle William, baker, Gallowgate, No. 140
Mennons John, publisher of the Glasgow Adver-
tiser, every Monday and Friday. Printing-Office
Tontine closs — Shop, first west from the Exchange
Menzies James, yarn merchant, High-street, No. 71
Merchant Bank, and co. head of Maxwell-street
Millar George, merchant, Ingram's land north side
Gallowgate
Millar, Alston, and co. wholesale linen merchants, ware-
house 1st flat Ingram's land north side Gallowgate
Millar and Ewing, broad cloth merchants, shop Tron-
gate, No. 20
Millar John, merchant, east side Charlotte-street
Millar and Shirra, merchants, shop Gallowgate, No. 2 1
Millar William, merchant, King's-street
Millar John, keeps a calendar, Old Vennel.
Millar James, merchant, east side Charlotte-street
Millar Richard, manufacturer, High-street, opposite the
New Vennel
Millar Andrew, merchant, do. do.
Millar Robert, English merchant, east side Charlotte-str.
Millar James jun. merchant, lodgings Maxwell-street
Millar Charles, with Stephen Maxwell and co. Max-
well-street
Millar Robert, coppersmith^and pewterer, shop Salt-
market, No. 68.
Millar' James, grocer, shop Argyle-street
Millar James, gardner, near Anderston toll
Millar Thomas, weaver, foot Grammarschool-wynd.
Millars W. aud Alexander, slaters, Old Wynd

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DescriptionJones's directory; or, useful pocket companion for the year 1789 ... . Printed by John Mennons.
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1789-1791 - Jones's Directory; or, Useful pocket companion
DescriptionGlasgow : Printed by John Mennons, 1787- Later editions published under title: The Glasgow directory. 1868 reprint published: Glasgow : William Love, 40 St. Enoch Square. Printed by R. Anderson, 85 Queen Street. 1868 reprint has title: Reprint of Jones's directory; or, useful pocket companion for the year 1787 / with an introduction, and notes of old Glasgow celebrities, by the "Rambling Reporter.".
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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).