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EDINBURGH AND LEITH STREET DIRECTORY.
The situation of the Closes, Courts, and Lanes, are pointed out hy their Names heing printed in Italics,
at the place or Number of the Street in which they occur ; and also when any Street is divided by Cross
Streets, the Divisions are distinguished by the Name of the Cross Street being printed in Italics, with
a |^° before it, between the two Numbers of the Street in which they occur.
*^* To those having occasion to circulate advertisements, 8^c. this part of the Directory, in connexion
with the list of letter-carriers at the beginning of the book, will be exceedingly useful, — the names and
addresses being taken from the following list, and then throion into districts for delivery, according ta
the rounds of the different Letter-carriers.
ABBEY.
1 Robert Currie, lodgings
2 W. Hutcheson, Abbey-officer
Abbey Court-house
3 Wm. Anderson, shoemaker
4 Mrs Alexander, grocer
5 J. M' Queen, spirit-dealer
6 John Tripney, spirit-dealer
9 H. Courtoy, keeper chapel-royal
] 2 F. Johnston, tavern
13 Mrs Somniers
13 David Hume, smith
13 John Scott, smith
15 John Scott, spirit-dealer
31 John Malcolm, spirit-dealer
35 Mrs. J. Syme
Palace "Yard.
Alexander Smith, brewer
Andrew Smith, brewer
Holyroodhouse
James Hamilton, esq.
Eight Hon. Earl of Strathmore
Mrs Quinet
Miss Campbell
James Dunn, porter
St. Anns Yards
Miss Miller, Holyrood Gardens
Andrew Ross, spirit-agent
Caldwell Lane
Robert M'Bain, cabinetmaker
John M'Queen, shoemaker
Miss Craig, lodgings
Mrs Captain Grant
J. H. Grant, esq.
James Chalmers, vinegar work
Prospect Suildings
Mrs King
N. A. Brotherstone, lodgings
King's Park
David Johnston, spirit-dealer
Alexander AVilson, gardener
A. Annesley, St. Ann's House
Mrs Duncan, Belleville.
ABBEY HILL.
Hon. Mrs Norton
9 John Hay, recorder
23 George Duncan, late brewer
27 John Moffat, grocer
29 David Johnson, china mercht.
H. Arnott, baker, Abbey mount
W. Combe, shawl-manufacturer
William Mason, late extractor
Jas. Weir of G. P. O. Ki/le place
Geo. Napier, & Co. brewers
49 Thomas Dobie, road-contractor
53 James Simpson's foundry
55 John Lowrie, cartwright
55 Robert Mitchell, cabinetmaker
Ironside Place
James Johnston, teacher
57 E. Hunt, printing-ink maker
William Kerr, dairyman
William Milne, ropemaker
Wm. Watson, bone-merchant
71 John Lowrie, smith
88 Alexander Edie, grocer
86 Tennis Court
Halbt. Henderson, coacbmaker
82 Carrie's close
68 J. H. Cranstoun, ass-milk estab
68 Thos. Cranstoun, R. N.
George Smith, smitli
62 Mrs Fortune
58 G. Simpson & Son, coach-build.
51 Megget's court
50 George Scott, baker
46 Misses Bell
46 Walter Scott, spirit-dealer
44 Croft-an-Righ
John Watson, wright
Mrs M'Queen, sick-nurse
Hector Gavin, engraver
John M'Pherson, spirit-dealer
James Kelly, spirit-dealer
Robert Smart, spirit-dealer
G. S. Mitchell, brewer
40 Edward Rowley, victual-dealer
Rowley's court
38 John Crichton, builder
34 Robert Rutherford, flesher
32 Peter Watson, victual-dealer
30 Joseph Harkom, gun-maker
30 Mrs. Tait, sick-nurse
28 D. & J. Wallace, shoemakers
] 8 Alexander Brunton, cooper
10 Mrs. Miller
10 D. Macfarlane, late of Excise
6 Fullarton s Close
Comely Gardens
George Nimmo, gardener.
Mrs Duncan
H . Duncan, merchant
Spring Gardens
Mrs John Brown, gardener
David Nicolson, grocer
John Peat, of the Customs
Parsons Green
William Mitchell, esq.
Meadow Bank
Maitland, Davidson, and Co.
brewers
R. W. Aitken, of brewery
ABERCROMBY PLACE.
1 William Myrtle, agent
1 John Gibson, esq. S.S.C.
1 John Burns, agent
1 Dr John Taylor, surgeon
2 Peter Crooks, esq. W.S-
3 Miss Oman
3 James Lcechman, silk-mercer
4 George Tait, esq. advocate
5 Mrs Robert Hill
6 William Eraser, esq. W. S.
6 Miss Kennedy
7 Mrs Tulloch
8 Charles Morton, esq. W.S.
8 Greig & Morton, esqrs. W. S.
8 Miss Simson
8 John Taylor, surgeon
8 Mrs Stewart
8 John Taylor, surgeon
9 J. Greig, esq. W.S. of Eccks