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Leslie, Airs, 68 Cumberland street
's lithographic office, 1 Stafford street
Levack, D. tea, wine, and spirit uicrch', lif) Dundas st.
Leven, John, esq. W.S. 2.5 Scotland street
Levy, Philip, & Co. furriers tohisMiijesty, (J3 Princes st.
Lewis, John, grocer, 6 and i) JIarket street
■ Robt. victual dealer, 203 Pleasance
Mrs, lodgings. Its Rose street
Liddle, David, tea and spirit merchant, 115 West port
Rev. Francis, 21 Salisbury street
James, upholsterer, 10 Simon square
! John, spirit dealer, 11 Richmond place
' Joseph, esq. S.S.C. 12 Scotland street
^' Rev. Thomas, 22 London street
|— — William, optician, 3 north Bank street
'' William, and Son, watchmakers, 5 Bank street —
i house Paterson's court
' Mrs, 27 Clyde street
■ Mrs, 19 Great Stuart street
Light, W, and J. spirit merchants, east Rose st. lane
— ho. 10 Roxburgh place
Lightbody, Mrs, 16 St Ann's yards
Lightfoot, iMrs, milliner, court and fancy dressmaker,
14 Castle street
Lillico, William, baker, 1 Salisbury street
■ ]\Irs, lodgings, 23 Duke street
Lillie, Joseph (of Slight and Lillie), 3 Norton place
' Henry, esq. 17 George street
Miss, housekeeper Charity workhouse, Canongate
Lilly, ]\I. looking-glass manufacf, 66 Candlemaker row
Limont, Rev. William, 6 Minto street
Lind, David, builder, 10 Bedford street
Lindsay and M'Kinlay, builders, 9 Riego street
Captain A., R.N. 19 Gayfield square
David, city recorder, 4 Brown's place
' Donald, esq. accountant, 57 Great King street
■ Geo. teacher, 39 Northumberland street
— — George, ropemaker, 28 Horse wynd, Cowgate
■ George, portrait painter, 5 St James square
Jas, & Co., corn and spirit merch'^ 8 West port
Jas. (oi James Lindsay and Co.), 28 Lauriston st.
James, of the Sasine office, 22 Gardner's crescent
James, teacher, 125 Canongate
James, esq. W.S. 39 Northumberland street
Jn. & Co. booksellers & stationers, 10 St Andr. st.
. Jn. (of John Lindsay and Co.), 8 Mews lane
John M. esq. W.S. 57 Great King street
— — John, victualler, 15 Cowgate
John, lodgings, 6 Newport street
Robert, chemist and druggist, 11 Elm row — ho.
39 Northumberland street
Hon. Robert, of Balcarras, 33 Charlotte square
Samuel, A.M. of High School, 27 Regent terrace
• William, of the Mercury office, west Norton pi.
■ Mrs, meal dealer, 132 Cowgate
Mrs, 5 Ainslie place
. Miss, 1 Duncan street, Newington
Miss, straw-hat manufacturer, 175 Canongate
Lindley, Mrs William, 9 Pitt street
Lindores, Wm. tea, wine, and spirit merch', 1 Princes st.
Linklater, .James, grocer, Morningside
Linn, Henry, grocer and spirit merchS 20 Salisbury st.

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1832-1833
DescriptionPost-Office Annual directory 1832-33
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1805-1834 - Post Office annual directory
DescriptionContaining 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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Edinburgh
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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).