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Clerk grocer, head Plain ftone clofja Canonj.
Clark Mifs mantua maker, Buchanan's court
Clark Alexander painter, Trotter's clofe head w. Bow
Clark David, Clark's land Brilto
Chirk Mrs, No 47. George's fquare
Clark John cane and rufh bottom chair maker, No 19.
Nicolfon's- ftreet eaft fide, and Simon's fquare
Clark William teacher of mufic, No 1. n, St James's ftr.
Clark John builder, oppofite Archer's hall
Clark's lodgings, No 1. St James's fquare eaft fide
Clark Robert cabinet maker, weft end of Merchant ftr.
Clark William rufh bottom chair maker, Green fide
place Leith walk
Clark James' coach hyrer, fouth back Canongate
Clark James tanner, eaft end CrofTcaufway
Clark James glazier, head Canongate north fide
Clark David parcel waggoner, front of Exchange
Clark John glazier; head Dickfon's clofe
Claik baker, oppofite Milton houfe Canongate
Clark Robert tailor, head Stevenlaw's clofe
Clarkfon James baker, head Canongate fouth fide
Clarkfon John teacher of dancing, No 3. w. Rofe ftr.
Clarkfon James tailor, No 4. Charles's ftreet
Cleghorn and Wilfon coach makers, No 3. Prince's
ftreet fouth fide
Cleghorn Richard Solicitor at law, head Liberton's wy.
Cieghorn Thomas Efq; No 27. Prince's ftreet
Cleghorn Claud wright, mid Rofe ftreet
Cleghonf David writ. fig. No 4. merchant ftreet
Cieghorn Alex, of the cuftoms, No 4. Merchant ftreet
Cleghorn Mrs, Surgeon's fquare
Cleg-horn Mifs, Brown's fquare
Cleghorn Mifs, oppofite Archer's hall
Cleghorn David brewer, weft Port
Cleland Mrs dealer in ftarrip paper for bills, See, War-
rifton's clofe
Clephan Mrs Douglas, No 65. Queen's ftreet
Cltphan James cabinet maker. Shoemaker s clofe Can-
on ate

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1800-01 - Edinburgh and Leith directory to July 1801
DescriptionContaining an alphabetical arrangement of noblemen, private gentlemen, merchants, traders, and others, in the city and suburbs of Edinburgh and Leith, &c. with an elegant atlas of Scotland engraved for this work. Carefully selected by Thomas Aitchison, Leith Wynd..
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DescriptionDirectories of individual Scottish towns and their suburbs.
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).