The Millers of Haddington, Dunbar and Dunfermline; a record of Scottish bookselling (1914)
Couper, W. J. ( William James) · London, etc. : T. F. Unwin · leaf 212
e available about theprinting-offices he inspected, but there is everyreason to believe that he made diligent use of hisopportunities. His father records that the journey 190 Probation Ends was accomplished <£ much to my satisfaction andin a manner that did so much credit to himselfboth in his… … -X^^T^S^-- I9I CHAPTER XIII PARTNERSHIP WITH FATHER—IN BUSINESSFOR HIMSELF—MARRIAGE THE term of years for which George Millerhad taken his first Haddington shopsexpired at Whit-Sunday, 1812, and a new tenancyof the premises was not entered into. Complainthad been made of carelessness on the part of…
Miller, George, 1771-1835 · Miller, James, 1791-1865 · Miller, John, 1780-1852 · Miller family · Booksellers and bookselling -- Great Britain · Printing -- Scotland History
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