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Willis, Miss, 27 Nelson street
Willox, John, bookseller & librarian, 5 no. College st
Wilson & Martin, clothiers, 4 south St Andrew street
Adam, esq. depute clerk of session, 12 Forth -st.
Adam, jun. writer, 11 York place
Adam, lodgings, 56 Frederick street
-rrr— Adam, smith, Mint— ho. Fingall place
Alex, writer, 1 Bellevue crescent
pt Alex, gardener, King's park
— — Alex, tailor, 55 Candlemaker row
— — Andrew, builder, 19 north-west Circus place
And. {successor to Robb and Kidston), muslin,
lace, and silk merchant, 3 Hanover street
And. wright, Leven street
And. engraver, 13 Hill place
And. flesher, 8 & 9 High market — ho. 17 York pi.
Archd. wine and spirit dealer, Regent arch
Archd. agept andcoal merchant, depot, Marketst.
ho. 10 St Bernard row
Archd. bookbinder, 13 Drummond st
Charles, messengerrat-arms, 5 T.erjace
Charles, solicitor, 10 Royal Exchange— ho. 24
Greenside place
Dan. canvass and sacking warehouse, 479 Lawn-
market — ho. Riddle's close
David, esq. W.S. 11 York place
David, slater, 1 Portland place
David, spirit dealer, Mainpoint
Dugald, hairdresser, 2 St Mary wynd
Francis, esq. W.S. and solicitor of taxes for Scot-
land, 204 High street — ho. 17 Buccleuch place
Francis, lodgings, 42 Lothian street
Fraser, esq. 41 Clerk street'
George, (of Morrison and Wilson), 4 Melville pi.
George, stabler, 106 Grassmarket
George, surgeon and druggist, 5 Horse wynd,
Cowgate — ho. 150 High street
G. (of Wilson and Martin), 15 St Andrew sq.
Geo. jeweller, 14 Roxburgh street
Hugh, jun. writer, 2 Kerr street
Hugh, spirit dealer, 242 Canongate
James, esq. W.S. 29 London street
James, esq. sheriff-clerk, 2 Lyndoch place
James, (of British Linen Co.) 30 St James sq.
James, flesher, 74 Canongate
James, flesher, 22 South market
Jas. auctioneer and general agent, 14 Nicolson &t.
Jas. tuner of musical instruments, Reikie's court
James, spirit dealer, Greenside court
James, spirit dealer, 5 M'Dowall street
James, spirit dealer, 11 Catherine street
James, tailor, 56 Potterrow
James, wright, 2 St Cuthbert street
James, draper and silk mercer, 3 South bridged-
house 5 north St James street
J. & Co. fishing-rod makers, 23 Princes street
— — John, esq. advocate, 6 Northumberland street
John, esq. professor of moral philosophy, 6 Glou-
cester place
John, esq. .5 Atholl place
John, accouchuer, 150 High street
— — John, jeweller, 63 North bridge
— — John, teacher of singing, 27 Nelson street

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1829-1830
DescriptionPost-Office Annual directory 1829-30
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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).