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138 DIRECTORY.
Merrylees James, tailor, clothier, and outfitter, 12 Cathcart
st. House, Waterloo cottage, Wellington st
METHODIST Chapel, 4 Ardgowan st, west
MEYER Nicholas, B.A., professor of languages, Langford
Lodge, Finnart st
MIDDLE (Free) Church, George square
Middle Parish Church, Cathcart square
Middle Parish School, 9 Ann st
MIDDLETON D. Myddleton, prof essor of music, 52 Brough-
am st
Middleton Mrs, 25 West Burn st
MILL Alexander, grocer and wine merchant, 95 Roxburgh st.
House, 39 Wellington st
Mill Mrs Charles, 20 Union st
MILLAR Alexander, pawnbroker, 38 Hamilton st. House,
29 Ann st
Millar Andrew, carpenter . Caldwell's land, East Crawfurd st
Millar Andrew, joiner, 9 East Blackhall st
Millar & Barr, grocers and provision merchants, 19 Hamilton
st. House, 13 Nelson st, west
Millar David, smith, 30 East Crawfurd st
Millar Dugald, joiner^ 47 Crawfurd st
Miliar George, engineer, 26 John st
Millar Hugh, carpenter, 10 Carnock st
Millar James, smith and cartwright, 6 Princes st. House, 95
Roxburgh st
Millar James, boilermaker, 62 Wellington st
Millar James, boilermaker, 87 Belleville st
Millar James, boilermaker, 27 Vennel
Millar James & Co., hatters and hosiers, 14 Hamilton st
Millar John, tinsmith and gasfitter, 5 Tobago st
Millar John, baker, 31 Hamilton st and 12 Ann st. House,
Newtondale cottage, 21 Roxburgh st
Millar John, locomotive foreman, Caledonian Railway, End-
rick cotttage, Ratho st
Millar John, harbour -master. Office, Steamboat quay. Ho.,
11 Ardgowan square
Millar John, joiner, 18 Hope st
Millar John, 69 Union st
Millar John, joiner, 18 Wellington st
Millar John, carter, 72 Ann st
Millar Matthew, carter, 26 Duncan st
Millar & M'Guckin, pawnbrokers, 8 Stanners stand 51 Main st
Millar Nicol, mason, 53 Kelly st
Millar Robert, labourer, 8 Ann st
Millar Robert, joiner, 70 Ann st
Millar Robert, boilermaker, 28 East Crawfurd st
Millar Robert, boilermaker, 34 Ingleston st
Millar Robert, potter, 36 East Hamilton st

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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).