Miller - Moodie, Thomas

• MILLER [Robert] & BUCHANAN [David S.] lithographers Glasgow
  21 Argyll Street 1846-51
  Robert Miller same address 1852-64
  'The business appears to have been started by James Miller (retired 1842) taking over a lithographic printer named Cleland. The firm was taken over by Campbell & Rae in 1842. Robert Miller and David S. Buchanan appear at the same address in 1846. In 1849 they published T. Fairburn Glasgow and printed lithographs in colours in it. Andrew MacLure (1812-85) and A. MacDonald later of MacLure & MacDonald were apprenticed to James Miller.
  Glas Dir; Geoffrey Wakeman & Gavin D R Bridson. A guide to nineteenth-century colour printers. Loughborough, 1975; Schenck
• MILLER, Thomas bookseller Dundee
  193 Overgate North side 1829
  Dundee 1829
• MILLER, Thomas stationer Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1688-94
  Married Mary Thinn 19 August 1688. Children buried in Greyfriars Churchyard 14 March 1693 and 11 February 1694.
  EdinMarr; GreyBuri
• MILLER, Thomas running stationer Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1744
  Married Jane Walker, widow of Arthur Nasmyth, running stationer 6 May 1744. Widow, Jane Walker, married James son of Duncan Stewart 23 June 1745.
  EdinMarr
• MILLER, Thomas bookseller Glasgow
  Well Street, Calton 1818-19
  Glas Dir
• MILLER, W. journeyman compositor Edinburgh
  Scotsman Office, 257 High Street 1827
  Preses of the Edinburgh Compositors Society 1827
  Edin Dir
• MILLER, W. bookbinder Edinburgh
  3 Gilmour Street 1833
  Gray 1833
• MILLER, W.S. & J.K. booksellers Edinburgh
  33 South Hanover Street 1845
  Edin Dir
• MILLER, Walter paper maker Paisley
  Patrick Bank 1825
  Mill No 49. Not in the 1832 mill list.
  Pigot 1825; Thomson
• MILLER, William bookseller and auctioneer Dunbar
  High Street 1837
  Pigot 1837
• MILLER, William bookseller Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1731-38
  Under the Exchange Coffee House near the Cross opposite to the Guard 1739-73
  At Sir Isaac Newton's Head 1765
  Above Fortune's Close 1774-75
  Above Ship Close 1776
  Alexander Brown same address 1777-78
  Son of Thomas Miller, Writer in Alyth, apprenticed to James Thomson bookseller 13 June 1722. Burgess and Guild Brother as apprentice to James Thomson, bookseller (13 June 1722) 1 July 1730. James Dodsley sued him for selling a pirated edition of Chesterfield's Letters in 1774. Apprentices: Michael Rintoull 3 September 1740; James Stewart 10 October 1764. Alexander Brown and Mr Miller put an advertisement in Edin Dir 1777 saying that 'Alexander Brown, Bookseller and Stationer... has purchased the Whole Stock in Trade of Mr William Miller'.
  Caledonian Mercury 9 January 1760; 14 September 1761; 20 February 1762; 2 March 1763; 28 May 1764; EdinPren; Maxted; EdinBurg; NLS Impr Ind; Edin Dir; McDougall. Smugglers
  MILLAR, William bookseller Edinburgh
  Merlin's Wynd 1778-80
  Edin Dir
• MILLER, William typefounder Edinburgh
  William Miller & Co Reekie's Court, 65 Nicolson Street 1809-24
  William Miller, Typefounder to His Majesty for Scotland same address 1825-33
  William Miller & Co, Letter-Founders for Scotland same address 1834-41
  Miller & Richard, Letter Founders to Her Majesty for Scotland same address 1842-1901
  Miller & Richard same address 1901-1951
  William Miller was a typefounder in Glasgow, at least from 1800-1808. He was married to Margaret Duff, and they had children, Mary 7 June 1800; William 7 January and 1803, and Robert 21 July 1807. In December 1808, he married Ellison Morison, daughter of Daniel Morison, Comptroller of Customs at Glasgow. In 1809 the firm of William Miller & Co opened in Edinburgh.William Miller was at 83 Nicholson Street Edin Dir 1810; Burgess of Edinburgh 28 October 1820 Walter Richard is given for the same address 1833-35 in the trade directory Edin Dir, and as of William Miller & Co in the main sequence. The typefoundry started in Reikie's Court, a back court off Nicolson Street. It expanded to take in the surrounding buildings including a chapel, a school, a lying-in hospital and finally a street was roofed over to make a woodworking shop. The firm was a success from the beginning, and cut the special type for Bradshaw's railway guides. In the 1840s an Old Style type was cut for the firm, shortly followed by a series of ornaments to go with it. This became the most influential type of its day, the original of all the Scotch Romans. An American punch-cutter called Alexander Phemister claimed to have cut this face. He was apprenticed to the Edinburgh punch-cutter, William Grandison. The Edinburgh type-foundries at this time did not employ their own punch-cutters. His account of the matter mentions Duncan Sinclair as being present. Mr Sinclair was the head of a rival firm, so there must at least be considerable doubt as to whether it was the famous old style that he cut. William Miller was very interested in type-casting machines, and designed his own with some success. When the firm closed in 1951, it was bought by Stephenson Blake. They attempted to market Old Style, but soon gave up because of problems with the machines. They have a few sets of punches and matrices. The remainder were disposed of as scrap metal, except for one set of punches and one of matrices, which were saved by George Birkbeck and are now in The National Library of Scotland. There was a case in the Court of Session Andrew Ferris Wright of Edinburgh versus W. Miller typefounder of Nicolson Street 2nd Division Court 7 February 1812.
  Glasgow Parish Registers; Edin Dir; Pigot 1820; 1825; 1837; Duncan Glen. Printing Type Designs: a new History from Gutenberg to 2000. Kirkcaldy, 2001
• MILLER [MILLAR], William engraver Edinburgh
  2 Drummond Street - house 4 Hope Park 1822-25
  2 Buccleuch Place 1826-28
  4 Hope Park 1829-63
  Millerfield House, Hope Park 1864-65
  no trade Millerfield House, Millerfield Place 1866-81
  Mrs William Miller same address 1882-88
  Born 28 May 1796 into a Quaker family. He was educated first at a day school kept by Andrew Reid, but when he was nine was sent to Joseph Tatham's at Leeds, at that time a Quaker boarding school for two years. Thereafter he and his brothers had tutors. In 1811 he became the pupil of William Archbold engraver in Edinburgh. In 1819 he went to London as pupil to the landscape engraver George Cooke. First wife Ellen Cockin of Doncaster 17 April 1833. She died in the summer of 1841. Married Jane Woodhead 27 June 1844. He gave up engraving altogether in 1871.
  Memorials of Hope Park, comprising some particulars in the life of our dear father William Miller, together with a list of his engravings. London, 1886.
  Edin Dir; Pigot 1825; Bush.2; DNB; W. F. Miller. Catalogue of engravings by William Miller. Edinburgh, 1886; Johnst3
• MILLER, William bookseller Edinburgh
  bookbinder Sciennes - house Duncan Street Newington 1823-24
  bookseller 11 West Duncan Street, Newington 1824-30
  Edin Dir; Pigot 1825
• MILLAR, William printer in newspaper office Edinburgh
  of Scotsman Office 257 High Street 1827-30
  7 Brighton Street 1831-32
  2 Shrub Place 1833
  9 Brighton Street 1834-36
  Preses of the Edinburgh Compositors Society 1827
  Edin Dir
• MILLAR, William printer Edinburgh
  David & William Millar printers Old Stamp-Office Close 1830-1847
  David Millar same address 1848-51
  24 Salisbury Street 1852-55
  8 Romilly Place 1842-46 was his house address.
  Edin Dir
• MILLAR, William typefounder Edinburgh
  overseer of Wilson & Sinclairs 33 New Street 1837
  Gray 1837
• MILLAR, William transcriber of ancient manuscripts and searcher of records Edinburgh
  writer 37 Castle Street 1841
  transcriber of ancient manuscripts and searcher of records same address 1842-43
  5 Dundas Street 1844-47
  and law stationer same address 1848-63
  8 London Street 1864-69
  41 York Place 1870
  Mrs William same address 1871-72
  Printed advertisement Edin Dir 1848.
  Edin Dir
• MILLER, William bookseller Glasgow
  25 Saltmarket 1787-93
  Glasgow 1794
  William Miller maltman and bookbinder Burgess and Guild Brother by purchase 17 January 1788.
  NLS Impr Ind; Glas Dir; GlasBurg
• MILLER, W[illiam] & W[illiam] printers Glasgow
  43 Trongate 1835
  90 Bell Street 1837-40
  One of them was William in 1835. His home address as 'of W. & W. Miller' is separately listed. Pigot 1837 gives both christian names.
  Glas Dir; Pigot 1837
• MILLER, W. bookseller Thurso
  Thurso 1810
  John Mowat 'Books and Printing in Caithness' Records of the Glasgow Bibliographical Society vi 84-94 (1920)
• MILLHOLM PAPER WAREHOUSE, Glasgow
  Wilson's Court, Argyll Street 1832
  57 Argyll Street 1835
  In 1825 Millholm paper Mill, Cathcart [Mill No 18], was owned by Duncan Campbell & Co; in 1832 it belonged to John Webster. In 1852 it was the property of R. & J. Couper.
  Glas Dir; Thomson
• MILLIKEN, William bookseller and stationer Thornhill
  New Street 1825
  Pigot 1825
• MILLINGTON, William marbled paper maker Edinburgh
  4 Mound 1840
  paper hanging manufacturer same address 1841-42
  Edin Dir
• MILLS, David bookseller & newsagent Ayr
  37 High Street 1852
  Slater 1852
• MILNE, Alexander newspaper office Edinburgh
  Edinburgh Times office, 405 Lawnmarket 1825
  Edin Dir
• MILNE, Alexander bookseller, stationer and bookbinder Forres
  Forres 1820-25
  High Street 1837
  High Street, East 1844
  Died on 22 February 1849 in his 70th year. Mr Milne belonged to a family of Milne, in the parish of Urquhart, who claimed to be related to Walter Milne, who suffered martyrdom in St Andrews in 1558. Mr Milne went to Forres about 1798 as master of the Grammar School. He subsequently started as a bookseller. I have not been able to find out when he made the transition from dominie to bookbinder, but one of his bookbindings in the National Library of Scotland has a donor's inscription of 1814, so it must have been before that date.
  Pigot 1820; 1825; 1837; Russell's Morayshire Register and Elgin & Forres Directory for 1844; Robert Douglas. Annals of the Royal Burgh of Forres. Elgin, 1934, 219.
• MILNE, Andrew circulating library Cupar in Fife
  Librarian St Catherine Street 1837
  Pigot 1837
• MILNE, Colin Ross lithographer Forres
  Milnes's Wynd 1832
  Served lithographic apprenticeship in Aberdeen. Attempted to print music in Forres. Spent a period as journeyman with James Ballantyne & Co in Edinburgh, emigrated to the U.S.A. where he achieved considerable lithographic distinction, working with Scottish artist Thomas Campbell.
  Schenck
• MILNE [MILN; MILLN; MILLNE], George bookseller, stationer and bookbinder Dundee
  Dundee 1780-81
  Murraygait 1782-3
  Front of the English Chapel High St 1809
  26 High Street 1818-20
  High Street 1824
  English Chapel 1825
  33 High Street, West side, house Nethergate, South side 1829-32
  Son of James Miln, a soldier, and was born in Gibraltar in 1756. Apprenticed to a bookbinder, he set up in business and added bookselling and publishing to his business; retired 1832; died December 1839.
  Millar; NLS Impr Ind; Dundee; Pigot 1820; 1825,
• MYLNE, G[eorge] W. accountant Edinburgh
  Esq. 22 Howe Street 1817-20
  accountant same address 1821
  87 Princes Street 1822-24
  24 George Street 1825-26
  of Cadell & Co [booksellers & publishers] 41 St Andrew's Square 1827
  87 Princes Street 1828-30
  G. Mylne 134 George Street 1831
  Edin Dir
• MILNE, J.& R. stationers and commercial agents Glasgow
  5 Stockwell Place 1840
  24 Stockwell Street 1844
  J. & W.S. Milne same address 1847-49
  Glas Dir
• MYLNE, James apprentice bookseller Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1666
  Son to George Mylne in Lauchill, apprenticed to James Anderson bookseller 11 April 1666.
  EdinPren
• MILNE, James paper maker Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1781
  Married Margaret daughter of deceast James Sked officer of Excise at Comrie Perthshire 20 February 1781.
  EdinMarr
• MILNE, James bookseller Forfar
  High-street 1820
  junior same address 1825
  and fishing tackle maker Castle Street 1837
  Pigot 1820; 1825; 1837
• MYLNE [MILL, MILNE] John papermaker Colinton, Slateford and Edinburgh
  of Cowan & Co 21 West Register Street 1832
  Woodhall Mill, Slateford 1825-40
  clerk Mossiemill, Colinton 1841-42
  wholesale stationer 8 Hunter Square 1842-50
  3 Hunter Square 1851-53
  97 George Street 1854
  mill board manufacturer New Milne West Calder 1852-67
  Edin Dir; Thomson
• MILNE, John stationer Glasgow
  49 John Street 1828
  Glas Dir
• MILNE, Patrick bookseller and stationer Edinburgh
  of Robertsons and Scotts St Leonard's Lane 1837
  28 Hanover Street 1838
  Patrick Milne 12 Clerk Street 1839-41
  Edin Dir
• MILNE, Patrick stationer Edinburgh
  15 Keir Street 1844-47
  2 Lauriston Terrace 1848
  Edin Dir
   
  MILNE, Patrick bookseller Montrose
  98 High Street 1837
  Pigot 1837
• MILNE, Peter newspaper office Edinburgh
  of The Saturday Evening Post, John's Place 1834-36
  Edin Dir
• MILNE, Robert bookbinder Aberdeen
  Aberdeen 1676-1715
  Beavan quoting Aldis
• MYLNE, Robert engraver Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1710-22
  'Born in Edinburgh. His father was Robert Mylne, a Writer to the Signet and a well-known antiquarian who died in 1747 at the age of 103. The son engraved plates for Miscellanea quaedam Eruditae Antiquitatis, Edinburgh, 1710 and Nisbet's System of Heraldry. Edinburgh, 1722.'
  Bush.2
• MILNE, W. & J. booksellers Edinburgh
  33 South Hanover Street 1850
  Edin Dir
• MILNE, William bookbinder Aberdeen
  Aberdeen 1671
  Beavan quoting Aldis
• MILNE, William bookseller Brechin
  High-street 1820
  Pigot 1820
• MILNE, William bookseller & stationer Laurencekirk
  Laurencekirk 1852
  Slater 1852
• MILNE, William bookseller & druggist Portsoy
  Church Street 1852
  Slater 1852
• MILNE, William S. bookseller, russia and morocco desk and pocket book manufacturer Edinburgh
  33 South Hanover Street 1844
  William S. and J. K. Milne same address 1845-47
  William and John Milne booksellers, desk and dressing cases same address 1848-56
  31 and 33 Hanover Street 1857-59
  Edin Dir
• MITCHELL [James] & ARCHIBALD engravers, printers and lithographers Glasgow
  15 Hutcheson Street 1839-40
  James Mitchell & Co same address 1841
  15 Hutcheson Street and 43 Argyll Arcade 1842-43
  43 Argyll Arcade 1844-45
  45 Argyll Arcade 1846-51
  15 Buchanan Street 1852
  [James] Mitchell & [William] Logan same address 1853-54
  James Mitchell & Co 132 Buchanan Street 1855-56
  136 Buchanan Street 1857
  108 Argyle Street 1858-63
  9 Gordon Street 1864-69
  19 Gordon Street 1870-71
  Glas Dir; Schenck
• MITCHELL, A. bookbinder Edinburgh
  46 Abbeyhill 1835
  62 Abbeyhill 1836
  Gray 1835; 1836
• MITCHELL, Adam bookbinder Greenock
  Bank Street -1853
  41 Cathcart Street 1853
  Printed advertisement in Greenock 1853; Robert A. Baird bookseller was at this address in 1861.
  Greenock 1853
• MITCHELL, Alexander bookseller, stationer and bookbinder Aberdeen
  20 Upper Kirkgate 1831-40
  Beavan; Pigot 1837
• MITCHELL, Alexander compositor Montrose
  67 Murray Street 1846
  Angus 1846
• MITCHEL, Alexander bookseller and bookbinder Perth
  Perth 1731-49
  Apprentices: Mungo Campbell, son of Mungo Campbell, apprenticed to Alexander Mitchell bookbinder Perth 1743; John M'Loran apprenticed to Alexander Mitchell bookbinder and glazier Perth 1764
  NLS Impr Ind; Maxted
• MITCHELL, Andrew bookbinder Aberdeen
  Aberdeen 1692-96
  Burgess 23 August 1692 'with libertie to him to sell all kynds of books whatsomever whither imported by himselfe or vthers inhabitants burghers of the sd burgh'
  AbdBurg; Beavan quoting Aldis
• MITCHELL, Edward engraver Edinburgh
  Alison's Square, back part 1800-02
  Byeres Close 1803
  3 Alexander's Land, Bristo Street 1804
  3 Bristo Street 1805-09
  8 Nicolson Square 1810-18
  13 Nicolson Square 1819-26
  5 Picardy Place 1827-29
  Married Elizabeth Gray; Engraved a series of Engravings, representing the bones of the human skeleton for Dr John Barclay, there were editions in 1820, 1824 and 1829. Edward Mitchell engraver Edinburgh admitted to Sanctuary for debt at Holyroodhouse 14 August 1826.
  Edin Dir; Pigot 1820; 1825; 1837; Cadell; Johnst3
• MITCHELL, Edward engraver and copperplate printer Edinburgh
  17 Union Place 1831-35
  24 Greenside Place 1836-38
  2 Leopold Place 1839
  John G. Mitchell 2 Leopold Street 1840-54
  8 Annfield, Newhaven 1855
  13 Union Street 1856-65
  7 Henry Street 1866
  2 Annfield 1867-75
  Edward Mitchell, surgeon and oculist at the same address 1835. The oculist is at 2 Leopold Place in 1838-39. Edward Mitchell senior 1847.
  Edin Dir
• MITCHEL, H. bookseller Edinburgh
  Adam's Square 1796-7
  Perhaps Hugh Mitchell from Falkirk.
  NLS Impr Ind
• MITCHELL, Hugh bookseller and bookbinder Beith
  Strand 1825
  Pigot 1825
• MITCHELL, Hugh publisher Falkirk
  Falkirk 1789-94
  Perhaps afterwards H. Mitchel of Edinburgh.
  NLS Impr Ind
• MITCHELL, J. printer Aberdeen
  Broad Street 1845
  Printed John Milne's Twelve essays. Aberdeen, 1845.
  Beavan
• MITCHELL, James printer Edinburgh
  Libberton's Wynd 1786-88
  Edinburgh 1797
  Burgess in right of father Alexander Mitchell merchant; married Miss Katherine daughter of deceased Alexander Murray printer 7 September 1781. Guild Brother in right of wife Catherine, daughter of Alexander Murray printer 11 May 1797. Married Grizel Callender relict of Thomas Yule baker in Glasgow 26 April 1791.
  Edin Dir; EdinBurg; EdinMarr
• MITCHELL, James bookbinder Edinburgh
  Crosscauseway 1805-09
  Richmond Court 1810
  1 [East] Richmond Street 1811-18
  Edin Dir
• MITCHELL, James printer Edinburgh
  Royal Bank Close 1811
  house - 73 George Street 1818-23
  Craig's Close [265 High Street] house 73 George Street 1824-26
  Supplement to Edin Dir 1811.
  Edin Dir
• MITCHELL, James engraver Edinburgh
  94 Pleasance 1830-57
  Edin Dir; Bush.2
• MITCHELL [James] & ARCHIBALD engravers, printers and lithographers Glasgow
  15 Hutcheson Street 1839-40
  James Mitchell & Co same address 1841
  15 Hutcheson Street and 43 Argyll Arcade 1842-43
  43 Argyll Arcade 1844-45
  45 Argyll Arcade 1846-51
  15 Buchanan Street 1852
  [James] Mitchell & [William] Logan same address 1853-54
  James Mitchell & Co 132 Buchanan Street 1855-56
  136 Buchanan Street 1857
  108 Argyle Street 1858-63
  9 Gordon Street 1864-69
  19 Gordon Street 1870-71
  Glas Dir; Schenck
• MITCHELL, John bookseller and newspaper agent Aberdeen
  Aberdeen 1839
  23 Queen Street 1840
  Market Street 1843
  Aberdeen 1844-48
  Beavan
• MITCHELL, John bookbinder Beith
  New Street 1837
  Pigot 1837
• MITCHELL, John bookbinder Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1744
  Bush.3
• MITCHELL, John bookseller Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1751
  Parliament House 1752-60
  NLS Impr Ind
• MITCHELL, John engraver Edinburgh
  Foot of the Cowgate 1808-09
  Head of the Canongate 1810-11
  Edin Dir
• MITCHELL, John bookseller and bookbinder Fraserburgh
  Fraserburgh 1825
  bookbinder Mid Street 1837
  bookseller Manse Street 1852
  Pigot 1825; 1837; Slater 1852
• MITCHELL, John newspaper printer and publisher and printer Montrose
  Review Office High Street 1825
  Review Close, 1837
  Montrose 1841
  Crawford's Close High Street 1852
  Publisher of The Montrose, Arbroath and Brechin Review 1825-52. Subscribed to Alexander Low. Low's mixture of poetry and prose. Montrose, 1841.
  Pigot 1825; 1837; Slater 1852
• MITCHELL, John newspaper office Paisley
  28 Wellmeadow Street 1823
  Published a weekly The Moral and Literary Observer from 15 February to 3 May 1823. Afterwards took over The Comet for the last two issues.
  Crawford
• MITCHELL, John [Hamilton] Gray engraver Edinburgh
  2 Leopold Street 1840-54
  8 Annfield Newhaven 1855
  13 Union Street 1856-65
  13 Union Street 1856-65
  7 Henry Street 1866
  2 Annfield 1867-75
  Son of Edward Mitchell and Elizabeth Gray; Edward Mitchell senior is at the same address 1844-54; married Jessie Frome Sibbald. He was convicted of forging Bank of Scotland notes in 1889 and sentenced to seven years penal servitude.died 7 March 1892
  Edin Dir; Johnst3; James Douglas. Scottish banknotes. London, 1975, p. 40.
• MITCHELL, Laurence engraver Edinburgh
  Byres Close 1804-17
  Laurence Mitchell engraver Dunbarton [sic] married Rachel daughter of John MacCallum 2 June 1796.
  EdinMarr; Edin Dir
• MITCHELL, P. merchant and bookseller Greenock
  Greenock 1781
  Sold David Mitchell's Select number of spiritual hymns. Glasgow, 1781.
  NLS Impr Ind
• MITCHELL, Patrick printer Kilpatrick
  Milton 1825
  Pigot 1825
• MITCHELL, R. journeyman printer Edinburgh
  C. Stewart's printing-house 1808
  To the public. The Journeymen in Mr Stewart's Printing Office feel themself under the necessity of replying to the following paragraph, page 17, of Mr Roberton's last defence.
• MITCHELL, Robert running stationer Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1778
  Married Jean Hodge widow of William Waldie day labourer 17 November 1778.
  EdinMarr
• MITCHELL, Robert bookbinder, pocket-book and fancy paper box maker Glasgow
  17 Virginia Street 1844-49
  Glas Dir
• MITCHEL, Thomas bookseller Dundee
  Dundee 1731
  Sold Thomas Aytone's Review of Mr Glass's observes. Edinburgh, 1731. Apprentice: John Shearer, son of James Shearer, apprenticed to Thomas Mitchell stationer &c. Dundee 1731
  NLS Impr Ind
• MITCHELL, Thomas apprentice bookbinder Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1713
  Son to Andrew Mitchell, late maltman in Perth, apprenticed to George Stewart bookbinder 11 March 1713.
  EdinPren; Maxted
• MITCHELL, Thomas papermaker Leslie
  Leven Bank Mill 1852
  Manager for William Innes
  Slater 1852
• MITCHELL, William bookseller, fancy stationer, jeweller and printseller Aberdeen
  Aberdeen 1827
  60 Broad Street 1828
  81 Union Street 1834
  Aberdeen 1835-64
  Was in employ of William Gordon.
  Beavan
• MITCHELL, William engraver Edinburgh
  25 South Richmond Street 1832-63
  Edin Dir
• MITCHELL, William bookbinder Glasgow
  Glasgow 1741-44
  William Mitchell, son of John Mitchell, apprenticed to Thomas Moodie, bookbinder Glasgow 1741. Apprentice: John Duncan, son of John Duncan, apprenticed to William Mitchell bookbinder Glasgow 1744
  Maxted
• MITCHELL, William printer Glasgow
  William Mitchell & James Knox Salt Mercat 1750-1
  James Knox same address 1755-65
  NLS Impr Ind
• MITCHELL, William bookbinder Leven
  Shore Street 1825
  High Street 1837
  Pigot 1825; 1837
• MITCHELSON, David seal cutter Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1758
  Married Anne daughter of James Henderson of Boathaugh, Dunning 3 December 1758.
  EdinMarr
• MITCHELLSON, James seal cutter Edinburgh
  Canongate 1750
  Married Helen Laury in Canongate Kirk 1 June 1750.
  CanonMarr
• MITCHISON, William music seller Glasgow
  at J. Brown's 75 Wilson Street 1835
  English and Foreign musicseller 28 Buchanan Street 1840
  Music Seller to her Majesty 42 Buchanan Street 1844-47
  & Co 112 Buchanan Street 1849
  Glas Dir
• MOFFAT [John] & SMELLIE [Thomas] engravers and copperplate printers Edinburgh
  1 Milne Square 1826-27
  John Moffat & Co same address 1828-31
  Edin Dir
• MOFFAT, Francis bookbinder Aberdeen
  John Philip and Francis Moffat 50 Queen Street 1824
  Beavan
• MOFFAT, Francis bookseller Edinburgh
  21 Nicolson Street 1809
  Edin Dir
• MOFFAT, J. engraver Edinburgh
  117 Morrison Close, High Street 1837
  Gray 1837; Pigot 1837
• MOFFAT, John engraver Edinburgh
  Forrester's Wynd 1812
  15 Merchant Court 1813-20
  [Buchanan's Court 1817-18]
  Merchant Court 1821-23
  4 Merchant Court 1824-25
  [John] Moffat & [Thomas] Smellie 1 Milne Square 1826-27
  John Moffat & Co same address 1828-31
  227 High Street 1832-34
  Separate entry for Thomas Smellie Edin Dir 1826 at same address.
  Edin Dir; Pigot 1825; Bush.2
• MOFFAT, John engraver Edinburgh
  24 Gardener's Crescent 1847-49
  1 Windsor Street 1850-52
  3 Nicolson Square 1854-55
  Not in Edin Dir 1853.
  Edin Dir
• MOFFAT, Thomas publisher Edinburgh
  of A. & C. Black 2 Wright's Place 1836
  1 Clerk Street 1837-41
  38 Rankeillor Street 1842-44
  Thomas Moffat [no trade given] same address 1845
  bookseller same address 1846-47
  9 Graham Street 1848
  Edin Dir
• MOFFAT, W. G. newspaper printer Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1792
  Printed The Edinburgh Gazeteer 1792.
  NLS Impr Ind
• MOFFAT, William printer and stationer Edinburgh
  95 Nicolson Street 1806-7
  Edin Dir
• MOFFAT, William printer and stationer Edinburgh
  95 Nicolson Street 1806-07
  Edin Dir
• MOIR & BALFOUR stationers Edinburgh
  13 James Court 1823
  and rulers and binders same address 1824
  Edin Dir; Pigot 1825
• MOIR & WATSON bookbinders Edinburgh
  Old Assembly Close [172 High Street] 1823-24
  Edin Dir
• MOIR bookseller Dundee
  Dundee 1755
  Agent for The history of the Church & state of Scotland. Edinburgh Evening Courant 2 June 1755.
  NLS Impr Ind
• MOIR [MORE], Mrs bookbinder Edinburgh
  John More bookbinder Brown's Close 1773-77
  Mrs Moir bookbinder same address 1778
  John Moir same address 1780-84
  Mrs Moir same address 1786-88
  Edin Dir
• MOIR, A. stationery warehouse Edinburgh
  10 West Richmond Street 1822
  Edin Dir
• MOIR, Alexander stationer Edinburgh
  Oakfield Court 1830-31
  stationer 33 North Richmond Street 1833-35
  15 Elm Row 1836
  3 Drummond Street 1837-41
  Alexander Moir stationer 3 Drummond Street admitted to Sanctuary for debt at Holyroodhouse 21 August 1840.
  Edin Dir; Gray 1833; Pigot 1837; Cadell
• MOIR, Charles merchant Aberdeen
  Skene Street 1831
  Occasionally sold pamphlets. Aberdeen Journal 16 February 1831.
  Beavan
• MOIR, George hosier, bookseller and circulating library Aberdeen
  Gallowgate 1800-2
  Mrs Moir same address 1803
  Aberdeen 1803-8
  Circulating library on religious principles. Sold missionary Magazines. Widow continued husband's business Aberdeen Journal 25 May 1803.
  Beavan
• MOIR, George printer Edinburgh
  10 North St Andrew Street 1839-48
  317 High Street 1849-54
  Edin Dir
• MOIR, J. printer Edinburgh
  286 High Street 1833
  Gray 1833
• MORE, James bookbinder Edinburgh
  Foot of Allan's Close 1792-1804
  Allan's Close 1807-23
  and stationer same address 1824-34
  Married Isobel Robertson daughter of Alexander Robertson printer 29 January 1784. 'Moir' 1792 and Denovan's 1804. Burgess in right of father James More bookbinder 10 September 1793. Guild Brother 11 May 1797. James More bookbinder and stationer Edinburgh admitted to Sanctuary for debt at Holyroodhouse 11 December 1826.
  EdinMarr; EdinBurg; Edin Dir; Pigot 1820; 1825; Cadell
• MEWER, James apprentice bookbinder Glasgow
  Glasgow 1767
  James Mewer apprenticed to Peter Tail bookbinder Glasgow 7 August 1767. Surely Muir or Moore or perhaps Moir or More
  Maxted
• MOIR [MORE], John bookbinder Edinburgh
  John More bookbinder Brown's Close 1773-77
  Mrs Moir bookbinder same address 1778
  John Moir same address 1780-84
  Mrs Moir same address 1786-88
  Edin Dir
• MOIR, John printer Edinburgh
  Grant & Moir Paterson's Court 1790-3
  John Moir same address 1793-1801
  Foot New Bank Close 1801-10
  Royal Bank Close 1811-25
  West Register Street 1826-29
  140 Princes Street 1830-31
  'of D. Stevenson & Co' same address 1832
  9 Newington Place 1833
  1 Arniston Place 1834-46
  Burgess as apprentice to David Willison printer 30 April 1801. Printer of Roman Catholic & Gaelic books. In Edin Dir 1832 he is said to be of D. Stevenson & Co.
  NLS Impr Ind; Edin Dir; EdinBurg; Pigot 1820; 1825
• MOIR, Thomas bookseller and circulating library Aberdeen
  12 Correction Wynd 1824
  45 The Green 1825
  28 Upperkirkgate 1828
  Aberdeen 1829-33
  Beavan; Pigot 1825
• MOLLESON, Alexander bookseller Glasgow
  Opposite the Post Office, Albion Street 1809
  Glas Dir
• MOLLESON, Alexander circulating library Glasgow
  Antigua Place 1820-25
  Glas Dir; Pigot 1825
• MOLISON, Thomas bookbinder Montrose
  Bridge Street 1837
  Pigot 1837
• MON, John printer Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1674
  A child buried in Greyfriars Churchyard 20 January 1674.
  GreyBuri
• MONCRIEFF, Hugh publisher Glasgow
  Glasgow 1799
  Collection of several remarkable & valuable sermons printed for him in 1799.
  NLS Impr Ind
• MONCRIEFF, Stewart bookseller and stationer Kirriemuir
  High Street 1825
  Pigot 1825
• MONCUR, David stationer Dundee
  57 Murraygate 1837
  bookseller and stationer 129 Murraygate 1846-52
  Pigot 1837; Dundee 1846; Slater 1852
• MONCUR, John printer Edinburgh
  Foot of Sclater's Closs North side of the Trone (foreagainst the Trone) 1707
  Foot of the Bull-Closs on the North side of the Street foreagainst the Trone 1708-15
  At Scots Arms North side of the Street a little above the Luckenbooths opposite to
  Foster's Wynd 1719-25
  At the head of the Bank Close in the Lawnmarket 1726
  John Moncur (1684-1729) was the son of Andrew Moncur, 'comoun post to the conventione of burrowis'. He was dead by 1688. John Moncur 'printer' married Geills Adam daughter of the late David Adam flesher, burgess on 20 February 1707. On 9 July in the same year he was admitted burgess 'by right of umquhile father George Moncur Burgess'. On 6 July 1718 he married a second time, Agnes Lethin widow of Edward Robertson wigmaker. Moncur first appeared as a printer in 1707, he was an important book and newspaper printer, publisher of The Scots Postman in 1709, and The Evening Post, and from 1712-1716 at least was the ordinary printer to the Town Council. In 1711 he printed an edition of A guide for the child and youth, a children's primer, a forerunner of The New England Primer which was first published in London in the middle of the seventeenth century. In 1709 he published A specimen of the types in John Moncur's Printing-house; being a Sermon on Jeremiah 50 verse 5, probably in imitation of James Watson's type specimen of 1706 which is also in the form of a sermon, and he was listed as one of the publishers of James Watson's broadside Rules and directions to be observed in printing-houses of 1721. He died in July 1729 age 45 and buried in Greyfriars Churchyard 30 of that month. His affairs seem to have been involved. His will was not registered until 23 June 1735, and his son David was still struggling to secure the last of his inheritance in 1742. Apprentices: Archibald Home 1 December 1708, Burgess 1 July 1722; John Bell, son of John Bell, apprenticed to John Moncur printer Edinburgh 1 September 1713; Peter Mathie , son of William Mathie17 January 1722 [29 November 1721 Maxted].
  NLS Impr Ind; EdinMarr; EdinBurg; Maxted; Chapbook Printers; EdinTest; EdinPren; Greyburi
• MOND, Duncan stationer Edinburgh
  Edinburgh ca 1650
  'Duncan Mond, stationer in Edinburgh, had a gift of King's Printer conferr'd on him, which entirely cut off Tyler.' (Watson. History of Printing p.10)
  Aldis 1904
• MONIE, John bookbinder Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1671
  A child buried in Greyfriars Churchyard 6 June 1671.
  GreyBuri
• MUNRO [C. Sharp] & LOURIE stationers, bookbinders and account-book manufacturers Edinburgh
  7 Castle Street 1843-45
  4 Gardners Crescent 1846
  C. Sharp Munro occurs in the main sequence 1846 as '(M. & Lawrie) 4 Gardners Crescent' there are no other entries for the firm, and 7 Castle Street is a 'victual dealer'.
  Edin Dir
• MONRO [MUNRO], Alexander circulating library Edinburgh
  Nicolson's Street 1794
  28 Nicolson's Street 1795-97
  12 Nicolson's Street West side 1799
  15 Nicolson's Street West side 1800-02
  85 Nicolson's Street 1803
  81 Nicolson's Street 1804-09
  86 Nicolson's Street 1810
  59 Nicolson Street 1811-12
  'Died at his house, Nicholson's Street on the 10th of June, Mr Alexander Monro, bookseller'. Edinburgh Evening Courant 19 June 1813.
  Edin Dir
• MONRO, Archibald publisher Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1753
  False imprint The Union. Edinburgh printed for Archibald Monro & David Murray, 1753. D. Nichol Smith. Review of English Studies xix 263 (1943).
  NLS Impr Ind
• MUNRO, C. Sharp stationer Edinburgh
  7 Castle Street 1844-45
  4 Gardner's Crescent 1846
  of Munro & Lourie.
  Edin Dir
• MONRO, Rev. Donald newspaper editor Inverness
  Inverness Herald 1843?-4?
  Succeeded Simon Fraser as editor of The Inverness Herald which first appeared on 15 December 1836. like his predecessor he was a probationer of the Church of Scotland, and resigned the editorship when he received a call to Alnwick. He was succeeded by Charles Bond, who was editor when the paper closed in July 1846. The paper was strongly Conservative and ultra protestant.
  Cowan; John Noble. Bibliography of Inverness Newspapers and Periodicals. Stirling, 1903.
• MUNRO, George bookbinder Edinburgh
  6 Mound Place 1834
  Gray 1834
• MUNRO, Henry bookseller and stationer Edinburgh
  29 Princes Street 1840-41
  Edin Dir
• MONRO, James bookseller Edinburgh
  59 Nicolson Street 1813-19
  Edin Dir
• MONRO, Jo. bookseller Glasgow
  Glasgow 1800
  Sold copies of Alexander Fraser's Commentary on Isaiah. Edinburgh Advertiser 1 April 1800.
  NLS Impr Ind
• MUNRO, John stationer and bookbinder Edinburgh
  38 West Register Street 1845-46
  of Wilson & Co dressing-case, desk and pocket-book makers 71 George Street - house address 6 Malta Terrace 1847-48
  Edin Dir
• MONRO, Mary bookseller Edinburgh
  59 Nicolson-street 1820
  Pigot 1820
• MONRO, R. bookseller Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1795
  Plutarch's Lives printed for him and others. Edinburgh. 1795.
  NLS Impr Ind
• MONRO, William bookseller Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1721-25
  Parliament Closs 1726-30
  Edinburgh 1731-41
  NLS Impr Ind
• MONTEITH E. bookseller Edinburgh
  2 Infirmary Street 1814
  E. Monteith & Co 12 South Union Place 1815-16
  3 South Union Place 1817
  7 Lothian Street 1818-19
  Edin Dir; Pigot 1820
• MONTEITH, James bookbinder Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1664
  Married Catharine Gotrell 7 July 1664.
  EdinMarr
• MONTEITH, James circulating library Thornhill
  Thornhill 1852
  Slater 1852
• MONTEITH [MENTEITH], John printer Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1663-73
  Coues Close 1674
  Wife Elisabeth Edglie buried in Greyfriars Churchyard 8 January 1663. Married Anna Monteith 5 June 1663. Anna Menteith buried in Greyfriars Churchyard 16 May 1673. John Menteith buried in Greyfriars Churchyard 30 January 1674. Will registered 20 July 1674 Bann.Misc.ii,295
  Aldis 1904; EdinMarr; GreyBuri; EdinTest
• MONTEITH, Robert paper maker Colinton
  Colinton 1696
  Son of James Monteith, flesher in Falkirk (test. from Colinton, and his father's cousin) married Margaret Dickson, daughter of the deceased Robert Dickson, maltman at Saltoun 8 November 1696 and 3 December 1696.
  EdinMarr
• MONTGOMERY & Co bookseller & newspaper agents Dumfries
  102 High Street 1852
  Slater 1852
• MONTGOMERIE bookseller and auctioneer Glasgow
  Montgomerie & Macnair [John] Buchanan's Land Trongate 1780
  Will be sold by auction in the back shop of Mr Montgomerie Glasgow Mercury 12-19 October 1780.
  NLS Impr Ind
• MONTGOMERIE, Alexander apprentice printer Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1625
  Son to Neill Montgomerie, apprenticed with John Wreittone printer 7 December 1625.
  EdinPren
• MONTGOMERY, Daniel bookseller Glasgow
  Gibson's Wynd 1783
  Glas Dir
• MONTGOMERIE, James bookbinder Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1680-1704
  Married Isobel Meldrome 5 March 1680. 'James Mountgumry' was Sponsor for the baptism of an illegitimate son of John Mosman printer in Edinburgh and Christine Purdie 17 of February 1704. Baptismal Register of South Leith Kirk.
  EdinMarr
• MONTGOMERY, James librarian Southend, Kintyre
  Southend Library 1852
  Slater 1852
• MONTGOMERIE, R. printer Port Glasgow
  Port Glasgow 1845
  Printed The Port-Glasgow Garland for 1845, a miscellany of prose and verse, which he also compiled, and to which he contributed. The National Libraary of Scotland has a copy in which Montgomerie has identified the contributors.
• MONTGOMERY, William apprentice stationer Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1678
  Son to John Montgomery at Stewartoun Kirk, apprenticed to James Glen stationer 19 June 1678.
  EdinPren
• MONTHLY FARMERS JOURNAL newspaper office Edinburgh
  6 South St Andrews Street 1847
  W. Fyfe editor.
  Edin Dir
• MONTIGNANI [MONTIGNANE], W.R. teacher of piano Edinburgh
  67 Hanover Street 1838
  8 Barony Place 1839-41
  40 Broughton Street 1842
  musicseller and stationer 22 Leith Street 1843-44
  bookseller and stationer same address 1845
  London pianoforte and music saloon 97 Princes Street 1846-47
  18 St Patrick Square 1848-49
  6 Drummond Street - house 18 St Patrick Square 1850
  16 St Patrick Square 1851
  no trade 19 India Street 1853
  teacher of music same address 1854
  of Wood & Co Waterloo Place 1855-57
  49 George Street and 18 Waterloo Place 1858-59
  49 George Street 1860
  19 Great Stuart Street 1861-63
  47 George Street 1864-67
  67 George Street 1868-77
  41 Heriot Row 1878-79
  140 Princes Street 1880
  49 Grange Road 1881-83
  Mrs Montignani same address 1884
  'H.G.' 1842; Not in 1852.
  Edin Dir
• MOODIE See also MUDIE
• MOODIE, Thomas and COLLIE, John engravers and copperplate printers Aberdeen
  3 Upperkirkgate 1826
  Partnership dissolved Aberdeen Journal 30 August 1826.
  Beavan