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COL
EDINBURGH
COW
30 James White, flesher
30 John jiVird, bootmaker
28 Mrs Donaldson, grocer
20' George Home, writer
26 John :\Ielville, esq. \V. S.
26 William Traquair, esq. AV. S.
20 Smith, Neil, and Hutchison,
esqrs. solicitors
John 11. Calvert, esq. W. S.
Stenart and Sprott, esqrs. W.S
^Irs Deans, lodgings
John Tod, bookbinder
James Scott, cabinetmaker
John Dick, farrier
William Dick, veterinary surgeon
COATES CRESCENT.
iMiss Fergusson
David Falconer, esq.
Graham Speirs, esq. advocate
j\Iiss Carnegie
Patrick Boyle, esq. advocate
Alisses Dalrymple Hay
Airs Clark
John P. Grant, esq. W. S.
Mrs Grant
Colonel iVIorison
IVIrs T. Murray Allan
Murdoch M'Laren, esq.
Andrew Bonar, esq. banker
Thomas Tod, esq. advocate
Eagle Henderson, esq.
John Morgan, esq.
Sir R. Abercromby, Eart.
]Miss Rutherford
jMrs Anderson
22 iSliss M'Kerrell
CoatesEaster,'\Y.oi Melville St,
M. Anderson, esq.
Coates Wester, by ]\laitland St. ;
George Forbes, esq.
Coates South, by iVIaitland St. ;
W. Dumbreck, esq.
Coates Hall, by IMaitland St. ;
T. Romanes, esq.
COELEGE, South Bridge;
Alex. Brnnton, D.D.
T. Barrowman, janitor
COLLEGE STREET (NouTH)-
1 George Wren, tavern
T) .Tames jMackintosh, bookseller
G James Farmer, baker
7 Charles Read, Roslin bleachfield
7 R. Glen, glass-cutter
COLLEGE STREET (South).
I I). Hume, spirit-dealer
1 Thomas Thomson, baker
2 J. M'Leod, surg. instr. maker
3 A. and W. Smith, druggists
4 Robert IVIartin, bookseller
!y Blackie and Son, publishers
Dr John Craig
T) Alexander Martin, agent
a I\lrs. Tliomas Hamilton
J) Hugh INIackay, bookseller
5 AVilliam Dryden, glover
7 Kemp &. Co. chemists
8 A. Kemp and Son, clothiers
y Thomas Kerr, tailor
jO J. M'Lcod, cutler
10 i\lr3 Dickson
10 Mrs Mitchell
10 George White, letter-carrier
1 1 Ilegisterfor Servants, Airs Young
Col/ei/e Street chapel
12 James Thomson, baker
13 Thomas Stevenson, brush-maker
14 Andrew Dewar, shoemaker
15 Archibald Robertson, M, D.
15 .John Fisher, engraver
15 James Smitli, tailor
15 Alisses J. and S. Smith, milliners
15 James Lyle, flesher
15 John Officer, writer
15 John Gumming, late tailor
15 Mrs A nine
15 Airs Alurray, lodgings
16 & 17 Arch. AI'Laren, tavern
18 Henry Ormiston, bookseller
ID Aliss AI'liBod, tobacconist
21 John Cunningham, jeweller
21 William Hay, writer
21 Daniel Robertson, teacher
21 W. Blackmore & Co. tea-dealers
21 Airs Annan
2i Alathew Rayan, teacher
23 Airs F. Hunter, grocer
COLLEGE STREET (WEST),
2 Robert Brown, bookseller
COLTBRIDGE.
Dairy Mills
W. Breakenrigg, mill-master
Airs Veitch
Cult Bridge
Alajor Brown
Thomas AV^alker, skinner
W. Lawrie, mill-master
C. Robertson, cowfeeder
Airs Aloffat, spirit-dealer
A. Buchanan, lodgings
Adam Dun, gardener
John Binnie, Baker
Murrayjield
J. J. Edmondstone, esq.
John Cameron, esq.
Rev. Dr Alanuel
Robert Smith, woollen-draper
J. Pillans, printer
Alajor-Gen. Hamilton, A. AI. K.
Innerii:ick Lodge '
Lord Alackenzie, Bellmount
Aliss Seaton
COAIELY BANK.
4 J. Browne, esq. LL.D., advocate
6 Airs Scott
7 J. AI'Farlane, of Brit. Lin. Co.
8 Airs James CuUen
9 Airs Donald Alackay
10 Airs Robert Harper
12 R. Kirkwood, engraver
13 Aliss Cunningham
14 Alajor Archibald Al'Intyre
15 Airs Captain J. Smith
16 John Johnston, esq.
16 Airs Sutherland
1 6 Ijieutenant Joseph Fowler
16 S. l.,awson, merchant
1 7 Garden Boyd, of Excise
19 Aliss Dudgeon
20 Robert Al'intosh, esq. writer
2 John Alackay, of National Bank
23 Airs William Thomson
James Cunningham, florist
R. Eraser, gardener
Alisses Rattray, Craigleith Cottage
Professer Low, Craigleith House
AYilliam Taylor, esq. W erter
J. Strachan, esq., Craigleith Hall
COAIELY GREEN PLACE.
Rev. AVilliam Nisbet
Thomas Cruikshanks
Aliss Alurray
George Bruce, of G. P.O.
John Ross, of G. P. O.
Robert Hogg, esq. Cottage
Airs Donald
James Douglas, spirit-dealer
Sunny Bank
William Stoddart, gardener
COAVGATE.
1 Haldane &, Co. victual-dealers
3 Airs J. Nelson, cork manufacturer
5 James Hewitt, grocer
7 John Alurray, fishmonger
9 George Alurray, flesher
15 John Lindsay, victualler
17 W. & D. Young, merchants
33 James Callander, shoemaker
39 John Ferguson, spirit-merchant
j\Iagdalene Chapel
41 David Steel, printer's joiner
41 James Ramage, watchmaker
49 John Aitchison, grocer
63 AVilliam Oliver, spirit-dealer
55 Haminennan's close
85 Airs AI-Leod, broker
87 M'ripht's cluse
89 Peter Douglas, spirit-dealer
95 CoK-an's close
1 1 Hume's close
101 Usher & Cunningham, brewers
105 James Goulding, broker
113 J. HiU, grocer
115 liattrat/'s close
James Laidlaw, spirit-dealer
117 Andrew Hargrieve, grocer
119 Scott's close
129 Fisher^s close
135 AV. AI'Kindlay, spirit-dealer
143 Barnard Barker, broker
145 CanipbeU's entry
Campbell and Co. brewers
157 Airs Bain, broker
159 Jvincaid's court
171 Kitchen s court
173 Alurray G. Thomson, grocer
1 77 Alexander Ross, grocer
179 Horse wynd
Air Douglas, spirit-dealer, I
Robert Harthill, surgeon, 5
John Al'Culloch, spirit-dealer, 10
John Stewart, shoemaker, 14
William Holms, broker, 15
James A' air, bookseller, 18
D. Pollock, dyer, 20
R. Falkner, wine-merchant, 21
Lady Maxwell's School, 25
Hugh Paton, carver, gilder, and
printseller, 25 and 27
A. Al'intosh, cabinetmaker, 29
Ja. Ironside, timber-merch., 26
George I>indsay, ropcmaker, 29
George Brown, cabinetmaker, 30
COL
EDINBURGH
COW
30 James White, flesher
30 John jiVird, bootmaker
28 Mrs Donaldson, grocer
20' George Home, writer
26 John :\Ielville, esq. \V. S.
26 William Traquair, esq. AV. S.
20 Smith, Neil, and Hutchison,
esqrs. solicitors
John 11. Calvert, esq. W. S.
Stenart and Sprott, esqrs. W.S
^Irs Deans, lodgings
John Tod, bookbinder
James Scott, cabinetmaker
John Dick, farrier
William Dick, veterinary surgeon
COATES CRESCENT.
iMiss Fergusson
David Falconer, esq.
Graham Speirs, esq. advocate
j\Iiss Carnegie
Patrick Boyle, esq. advocate
Alisses Dalrymple Hay
Airs Clark
John P. Grant, esq. W. S.
Mrs Grant
Colonel iVIorison
IVIrs T. Murray Allan
Murdoch M'Laren, esq.
Andrew Bonar, esq. banker
Thomas Tod, esq. advocate
Eagle Henderson, esq.
John Morgan, esq.
Sir R. Abercromby, Eart.
]Miss Rutherford
jMrs Anderson
22 iSliss M'Kerrell
CoatesEaster,'\Y.oi Melville St,
M. Anderson, esq.
Coates Wester, by ]\laitland St. ;
George Forbes, esq.
Coates South, by iVIaitland St. ;
W. Dumbreck, esq.
Coates Hall, by IMaitland St. ;
T. Romanes, esq.
COELEGE, South Bridge;
Alex. Brnnton, D.D.
T. Barrowman, janitor
COLLEGE STREET (NouTH)-
1 George Wren, tavern
T) .Tames jMackintosh, bookseller
G James Farmer, baker
7 Charles Read, Roslin bleachfield
7 R. Glen, glass-cutter
COLLEGE STREET (South).
I I). Hume, spirit-dealer
1 Thomas Thomson, baker
2 J. M'Leod, surg. instr. maker
3 A. and W. Smith, druggists
4 Robert IVIartin, bookseller
!y Blackie and Son, publishers
Dr John Craig
T) Alexander Martin, agent
a I\lrs. Tliomas Hamilton
J) Hugh INIackay, bookseller
5 AVilliam Dryden, glover
7 Kemp &. Co. chemists
8 A. Kemp and Son, clothiers
y Thomas Kerr, tailor
jO J. M'Lcod, cutler
10 i\lr3 Dickson
10 Mrs Mitchell
10 George White, letter-carrier
1 1 Ilegisterfor Servants, Airs Young
Col/ei/e Street chapel
12 James Thomson, baker
13 Thomas Stevenson, brush-maker
14 Andrew Dewar, shoemaker
15 Archibald Robertson, M, D.
15 .John Fisher, engraver
15 James Smitli, tailor
15 Alisses J. and S. Smith, milliners
15 James Lyle, flesher
15 John Officer, writer
15 John Gumming, late tailor
15 Mrs A nine
15 Airs Alurray, lodgings
16 & 17 Arch. AI'Laren, tavern
18 Henry Ormiston, bookseller
ID Aliss AI'liBod, tobacconist
21 John Cunningham, jeweller
21 William Hay, writer
21 Daniel Robertson, teacher
21 W. Blackmore & Co. tea-dealers
21 Airs Annan
2i Alathew Rayan, teacher
23 Airs F. Hunter, grocer
COLLEGE STREET (WEST),
2 Robert Brown, bookseller
COLTBRIDGE.
Dairy Mills
W. Breakenrigg, mill-master
Airs Veitch
Cult Bridge
Alajor Brown
Thomas AV^alker, skinner
W. Lawrie, mill-master
C. Robertson, cowfeeder
Airs Aloffat, spirit-dealer
A. Buchanan, lodgings
Adam Dun, gardener
John Binnie, Baker
Murrayjield
J. J. Edmondstone, esq.
John Cameron, esq.
Rev. Dr Alanuel
Robert Smith, woollen-draper
J. Pillans, printer
Alajor-Gen. Hamilton, A. AI. K.
Innerii:ick Lodge '
Lord Alackenzie, Bellmount
Aliss Seaton
COAIELY BANK.
4 J. Browne, esq. LL.D., advocate
6 Airs Scott
7 J. AI'Farlane, of Brit. Lin. Co.
8 Airs James CuUen
9 Airs Donald Alackay
10 Airs Robert Harper
12 R. Kirkwood, engraver
13 Aliss Cunningham
14 Alajor Archibald Al'Intyre
15 Airs Captain J. Smith
16 John Johnston, esq.
16 Airs Sutherland
1 6 Ijieutenant Joseph Fowler
16 S. l.,awson, merchant
1 7 Garden Boyd, of Excise
19 Aliss Dudgeon
20 Robert Al'intosh, esq. writer
2 John Alackay, of National Bank
23 Airs William Thomson
James Cunningham, florist
R. Eraser, gardener
Alisses Rattray, Craigleith Cottage
Professer Low, Craigleith House
AYilliam Taylor, esq. W erter
J. Strachan, esq., Craigleith Hall
COAIELY GREEN PLACE.
Rev. AVilliam Nisbet
Thomas Cruikshanks
Aliss Alurray
George Bruce, of G. P.O.
John Ross, of G. P. O.
Robert Hogg, esq. Cottage
Airs Donald
James Douglas, spirit-dealer
Sunny Bank
William Stoddart, gardener
COAVGATE.
1 Haldane &, Co. victual-dealers
3 Airs J. Nelson, cork manufacturer
5 James Hewitt, grocer
7 John Alurray, fishmonger
9 George Alurray, flesher
15 John Lindsay, victualler
17 W. & D. Young, merchants
33 James Callander, shoemaker
39 John Ferguson, spirit-merchant
j\Iagdalene Chapel
41 David Steel, printer's joiner
41 James Ramage, watchmaker
49 John Aitchison, grocer
63 AVilliam Oliver, spirit-dealer
55 Haminennan's close
85 Airs AI-Leod, broker
87 M'ripht's cluse
89 Peter Douglas, spirit-dealer
95 CoK-an's close
1 1 Hume's close
101 Usher & Cunningham, brewers
105 James Goulding, broker
113 J. HiU, grocer
115 liattrat/'s close
James Laidlaw, spirit-dealer
117 Andrew Hargrieve, grocer
119 Scott's close
129 Fisher^s close
135 AV. AI'Kindlay, spirit-dealer
143 Barnard Barker, broker
145 CanipbeU's entry
Campbell and Co. brewers
157 Airs Bain, broker
159 Jvincaid's court
171 Kitchen s court
173 Alurray G. Thomson, grocer
1 77 Alexander Ross, grocer
179 Horse wynd
Air Douglas, spirit-dealer, I
Robert Harthill, surgeon, 5
John Al'Culloch, spirit-dealer, 10
John Stewart, shoemaker, 14
William Holms, broker, 15
James A' air, bookseller, 18
D. Pollock, dyer, 20
R. Falkner, wine-merchant, 21
Lady Maxwell's School, 25
Hugh Paton, carver, gilder, and
printseller, 25 and 27
A. Al'intosh, cabinetmaker, 29
Ja. Ironside, timber-merch., 26
George I>indsay, ropcmaker, 29
George Brown, cabinetmaker, 30
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| Scottish Post Office Directories > Towns > Edinburgh > Post Office annual directory > 1835-1836 > (144) |
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| Description | Post-Office Annual directory 1835-36 |
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| Shelfmark | POE |
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| Description | Containing an alphabetical arrangement of the noblemen, private gentlemen, traders, and others, in the city and suburbs of Edinburgh and Leith with their residence". Edinburgh : Postmaster General, 1805-1836. Succeeded by: Post Office annual directory and calendar. |
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| Description | Directories of individual Scottish towns and their suburbs. |
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| Description | Around 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). |
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