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I46 DIRECTORY.
M'Intosh Archibald, groom, 1 Broomhill st
M'Intosh David, engineer, 21 Belville st
M'Intosh Duncan, policeman, 39 Nelson st, west
M'Intosh Duncan, spirit merchant, 18 East Shaw st and 9
Bearhope st. Ho. 3 Mount Pleasant st
M'Intosh Hugh, carpenter, 80 Roxburgh st
M'Intosh James, cabinetmaker, 74 Wellington st
M'Intosh John, carpenter, 5 Belville st
M'Intosh John, painter, 9 Watt st
M'Intosh Peter, engineer, 51 Kelly st
M'Intosh Thomas, labourer, 5 Arthur st
M'Intosh William, carpenter, 78 Belville st
M'Intosh William, draper, 27 Ann st and 8 Lynedoch st.
Ho. 27 Ann st
M'Intosh Miss C, china merchant, 59 Inverkip st
M'Intosh Miss Christina, dressmaker, 12 Ardgowan st, west
M'Intosh Mrs M., grocer, 44 Ann st
MACINTYRE Alexander, distillery manager, 33 Kelly st
Macintyre Charles J., tobacconist, newsagent and stationer,
and Cheque Bank and Commission Agency, 3 Brougham
st. Ho. do.
Macintyre James, fish, game, and poultry dealer, 43 Hamil-
ton st
Macintyre John D., marine insurance broker, Wallace build-
ings. Ho. 22 Patrick st
Macintyre Mrs, 28 Newton st
M'INTYRE Alexander, irondresser, 3 Regent st
MTntyre Allan, carter, 5 West Stewart st
MTntyre Angus, painter, 35 Lynedoch st
M'Intyre Archibald, carpenter, 91 Belville st
M'Intyre Archibald, labourer, 5 Newton st
MTntyre Colin, baker, 43 Nicolson st
MTntyre Colin, joiner, 92 Dempster st
MTntyre Colin, rivetter, 35 Cathcart st
M'Intyre David, smith, 6 Ingleston st
MTntyre Donald, carpenter, 17 Lyle st
MTntyre Donald, cartwright and blacksmith, 13 Duncan st
and 22 Bearhope st. Ho. 3 Trafalgar st
MTntyre Donald, porter, 7 William st
M'Intyre Dugald, smith, 5 Regent st
MTntyre Duncan, blacksmith, 11 Lynedoch st
MTntyre Duncan, boilermaker, 24 St. Lawrence st

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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).