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187 DIRECTORY. THO
Thomson, John, teacher of music, 36 Hanover street
-*— — John, portrait and miniature painter, 28 Clyde st.
John, chair-maker, 161 Pleasance
— John, slater, Bristo port
John, gunmaker to his Majesty, 3 so. St Andrew st.
John, writer, 15 St James' square
John, slater, south Foulis' close
John, corn merchant, 66 Grassmarket
Lewis, smith and ironmonger, 73 St Mary wynd
— house 3 Roxburgh place
Martin, chair-maker, 16G Pleasance
Murray, grocer, 173 Cowgate
Peter, ropemaker, 15 Crosscauseway
Peter, grocer, 259 High street — ho. Craig's close
Robert, esq. advocate, 40 Great King street
Robert, importer of Irish linens, 4 Royal Exchange
— house 6 Buccleuch place
Robert, writer, 4 Leopold place
Robert, S.S.C 23 north Union place
. Robert, grocer, 222 Cowgate
Robert, brush-manufacturer, Market street
Thomas, 23 Greenside street — ho. 4 Leopold pi.
1 Thomas, baker, 1 Home street
Thomas, victual-dealer, 59 Pleasance
Thomas, esq. advocate, 42 Charlotte square
Thomas, yarn boiler, Canonmills
Thomas, baker, 19 Elm row
Thomas, spirit-dealer, 6 west Nicolson street
Thos. damask and linen weaver, 93 Leith wynd
W. A. messenger-at-arms, 227 High street— ho.
Simpson's court, Potterrow
W. J. miniature and portrait painter, 47 Nor-
thumberland street
Wm. & J as. cabinet makers, 48 Fountainbridge
— — William, & Co. tea, wine, and spirit merchants,
9 Wellington street
• Wm. {of Stevenson § Thomson') 54 Bristo street
Lieut. Wm. Augustus, R.N. 2 south Fort street,
Bonnington
William, esq. 5 Minto street, west side
William, surgeon, 80 George street
William, upholsterer, Haddon's court
William, baker, 39 west Nicolson street
Wm. tobacconist and grocer, 104 Grassmarket
William, baker and confectioner, 1 India place
William, city-officer, head of Borthwick's close
William, builder, Bedford street
William, merchant, Leith — ho. 10 Cassel's place
Wm. grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 33 Pitt st,
William, draper, 33 west Nicolson street
■ William, spirit dealer, 3 James' court
Mrs Agnes, 1 Moray street
Mrs Alexander, 8 Chapel street
Mrs Archibald, vintner, Bull's close, High street
Mrs David, 15 St Andrew square
Mrs Flora, 8 Chapel street
Mrs George, lodgings, 60 Frederick street
1 Mrs James, 12 Gilmore place
Mrs J. clear-starcher and milliner, 35 Leith st.
Mrs Janet, dress-maker, 41 Bristo street
Mrs Dr John, 18 Comely-bank
■ Mrs John, lodgings, 9 south St David street
— — Mrs John, 1$ Leopold place

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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).