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NIVEN T — OLD. 173
Niven, William, bookbinder, 87 Argyll street
Niven, William, spirit dealer, 42 Bell street
Niven, William, piano-forte tuner, at J. M'Fadyen's, 63 Wilson street
NIXON, James, of J. Nixon & Son house 70 George's square
Nixon, John, & Son, hat makers, 13 & 15 Smith's court, Candleriggs
Nixon, Joseph, & Co. hat makers, 105 Argyll street, opposite Queen st.
Nixon, Richard, hat maker to the King, 98 Argyll street, house above.
Orders left for M'Quater & M'Creadie, brickmakers and bricklayers
Nixon, W. M. & Co. hat and cap manufacturers, 130 Trongate
NOCKLES, James, silk, &c. manufacturers, 36 St. Andrew street
NORIE, Mrs W. A. cutler and surgeons' instrument maker, 12 Glass-
ford street, house 18 Maxwell street
Normal Seminary, Dundas vale
NORRIS, Thomas, Port-Dundas Foundry, house 189 Buchanan street
NORRISON & Newlands, Misses, milliners and dress makers, 98 West
Nile street
NORTH British Advertiser office, 112 Queen street
North British Fire and Life Insurance Co. D. & N. Bannatyne, 183
George street, and Robert Jaffrey, 1 1 Virginia street, agents
North British Steam Navigation Co. 351 Argyll st. H. Price, R.N. agent
North of Scotland Fire and Life Insurance Office, Cathcart & Wardlaw
agents, 20 Buchanan street
. North Quarter Library, 3 Rottenrow. D. M'Laren, librarian
NORVAL, James, spirit dealer, 74 Eglinton street
Norval, John, at Christy, MTsaac& C'o.'s, house 32 Turner's court
Norval, Mrs. James, comb maker, 7 King street, house 80 Bridgegate
NOR WELL, James, & Co. silk mercers, 30 Argyll street
Norwell, James, Ship bank, 9 Glassford street
NORWICH Union Fire & Life Office, 153 Queen street, R. Blaikie
and Hugh M'Lachlan, 86 Miller street, agents
NOTMAN, Thomas, grain merchant, 225 Cowcaddens
NURSES' Register Office for wet, dry, and sick nurses, at James Mac-
tear & Co.'s, Apothecary Hall, 4 George street

Oak Bank Foundry, Old Basin. John Neilson
OAK MAN, William, spirit dealer, 36 Main street, Anderston
OATTS, John, stationer, 102 Queen street, house 190 Hope street
O'CONNEL, John, whip and hatters' bow string maker, 60 High street
O'DOHERTY, George, Catholic school, Portugal street
O'DONNEL, Barnard, spirit dealer, 37 Coburg street
O'Donnel, George, broker, 3 St. Margaret's place
O'Donnel, Michael, worsted shoemaker, 105 King street
O'KANE, Michael, broker, 6 St. Margaret's place
O'NEIL, John, merchant tailor, S6 and 88 Saltmarket
OGIL VIE, T. bookseller and stationer, 14 Argyll st. ho. 3 Sandyford pi.
Ogilvie, William, victualling house, 62 Gallowgate
Ogilvie's commercial lodgings, Old Post-office court, 114 Trongate
OGLE, M. & Son, booksellers and stationers, 1 Royal Exchange square,
house 1 38 Hope street
Ogle, Andrew S. writer, 19 South Hanover street, ho. 138 Hope street
Old Drug Warehouse Co. 59 Trongate
Old Victualling & Baking Society, Main st. Bridgeton, David Houston
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1828-1912 - Post-Office annual Glasgow directory
DescriptionGlasgow : Printed by J. Graham for the letter-carriers of the Post-Office, 1828-? Imprint and title vary. [Varying forms of title: Glasgow Post-Office directory, Glasgow Post-Office annual directory, Post Office Glasgow annual directory.]
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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).