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MIL — MIT. 181
Milu, Thomas, reedmaker, 14 Baltic Street ; h. 1 Kirk Entry.
William, late iron-moulder, Lilybank.
William, grocer, 24 Ann Street, Maxwelltown ; h. George's
Street.
Mrs Robert, 6 Strawberry Bank.
Milne, Alexander, merchant, Lower Pleasance.
Alexander, teacher, at Andrew's district school ; h. 41
Bucklemaker Wynd.
Alexander H., clerk, Heathfield Works ; h. Balfour Street.
David,. & Co., spirit-dealers, 11G Cowgate.
David, honse-factor, Doig's Entry, 164 Ovcrgate ; h.
Broughty Ferry Road.
David, shipmaster, Tay Ferries ; li. 12 West Dock Street.
George, writer, 11 Reform Street; k. Hillside, Broughty
Ferry.
George, cowfeeder, 15 Queen Street.
James, grocer, 92 King Street.
James, baker, 11 Scouringburn.
James H, tobacconist, 125 Murraygate ; h. 42 Mid Street. 1
James, manager, Heathfield Works ; h. 81 Hawkhill..
John, corn-merchant,. 36 Castle Street ; h. Castle Cottage,
Tayport.
& M'Nab, cork-cutters, New Inn Entry.
Robert, flesher, 52 Murraygate.
Robert, of Robert Milne & Co.; h. 16 Forebank Road
Robert, tailor, 2 Baltic Srreet.
Robert, &Co., spinners and manufacturers— works, Scouring-
burn Mills ; office, 10 Bain Square.
William, shipmaster, 95 Cowgate.
William, seaman, 80 Nethergate.
William, coal-merchant, Bellfield Lane.
Mrs & Misses, ladies' school, 1 Bain Square.
Mrs Elizabeth, 166 Seagate.
Mrs, dressmaker, St Peter Street.
Minto, William, brush-manufacturer, 16 Barrack Street ; 7i. 13
Overgate.
Mitchell, Adam, grocer and spirit-dealer, 154 Scouringburn.
Alexander, printer, 17 Reform Street ; h, 146 Murraygaf®,
Alexander, pawnbroker, 2 and 4 West Port.
Alexander, late farmer, 230 Perth Road.
| Alexander, 2 Kirk Entry, Wellgate.
Alexander, of Mitchell & Nucator ; h. Peter's Court,
§f Alexander, weaver, 22 Stobswell Park ; h. 34 Albert Str je'..
David, writer. 41 Reform Street ; h. Blackheath House,
Annfield Road.
t; David, giocer, 12 Buckle naker Wynd.

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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).