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Tclfer, Mrs, lodgings, 186 Rose street
Temple, John, grocer, 74 Portsburgh
Templeton, Andrew, wine and spirit merchant, 11 east
Register street
— — James, teacher of vocal and instrumental music,
7 Drummond street
r John, teacher of music, 39 Dublin street
Tennent & Lyon, W.S. 26 Forth street
John, Edinburgh and Leith parcel waggoner. 15
Canongate
Patrick, esq. W.S. 26 Forth st— ho. 107 George st,
Wm. late merchant, 9 Hill street
Mrs Robert, 14 Howe street
Terrot, Rev. C. H. 19 Northumberland street
Thackery, Lieut. Col. commanding Royal Engineers,
35 Melville street
Thatcher, Dr John, 23 Elder street
Thin, John & Co. marble work, 33 Leith walk
John, architect, Viewforth, Burntstield links
John, surveyor of roads, 15 middle Arthur place
Thom, David, merchant, 7 Dean street
George, victual-dealer, 96 Causewayside
James, portrait painter, 17 St Patrick square
Wm. flesher, 26 Broughton street
Mrs Wm. Reid's close, Canongate
• Mrs, fruiterer, 46 Lothian St.. and 6 Fruit market
Thomas, Mrs, vintner, 150 High street
Thomson & Aitken, linen manufacturers, 27 New st.
A. & D. ironmongers and bell-hangers, Dean
haugh street — house S North bridge
& Ferguson, esqrs. W.S. 12 Hill street
A. ferrier, Back lane, Young street
Abraham, bookbinder, bookseller, and stationer,
* old Fishmarket close — ho. 11 Broughton place
Adam, esq. accountant, 19 Dundas street
Alex. esq. W.S. 10 Frederick street
Alex. S. wholesale and retail woollen draper, Sil
High street — house 11 Charles street
Alex, grocer and spirit dealer, 93 West bow
i Alex, gunmaker, 3 Drummond st. — ho. 56 Potter r.
Alex, builder, 1 Beaumont place
Dr Andw. surgeon, 31 Frederick street — house 13
Pitt street.
Rev. Dr Andw. 29 Melville street
- Andw. esq. W.S. 135 Princes street
Andw. salmon dealer, 2 Fish market
Andw. boot and shoe maker, 3 Richmond pend
Arch, woollen draper, 381 High st. — ho. Mound pL
Arch, merchant, 2 Greenside place
Arch, stabler, 3 Crosscauseway
Arch, clock and watch-maker, 34 North bridge
Captain Andrew, R.N. 2 Meadow place
Cha. engraver & printer, 19 &20 Shakespeare sq.
Charles, gardener and lodgings, 3 Ingliston street
— — Charles, wine and spirit merchant, 38 Blair st.
— — Captain David, 17 Gilmore place
David and Alex. W.S. 8 Frederick street
D. J. merchant, 6 Roxburgh terrace
David, esq. W.S. 8 Frederick st. — ho. 4 no. Char-
lotte street
David, jun. esq. W.S. 1 1 London street
David, merchant tailor, 5 north College street
>-— - Duncan; tailor and clothier. 8 Queenfcrry street
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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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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).