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Wilson, David teacher of vocal music, foot of Steven-
law's close, Cowgate
Wilson, Francis 13, Buccleuch place
Wilson, Robert wright and ordained measurer, Wind*
mill street
Wilson, Fraser of the Excise, 2, Greenside place
Wilson, Thomas tailor, 4, St Ann's street
Wilson baker, east Richmond'street
Wilson, Thomas-Turk's close, Lawnmarket
Wilson, Mrs foot of Bristo street
Wilson, Mrs Alison's square
Wilson, Henry tailor, Canortgate
Wilson, Fraser Excise officer, Campbell's cl. Canong=
Wilson, Samuel grocer, foot of Canongate
Wilson, Andrew butcher, Fleshmarket close
Wilson, William smith, Chalmer's close
Wilson, Adam flesher, old Assembly close
Wilson, M'Dougal hair-dresser, hd. St Mary's wynd
Wilson, George gtocer, head,of St Mary's wynd
Wilson, John baker, head of PJcasance
Wilson, James chaise and coach hirer, 4, Shakspere sq,
Wilson, Andrew spirit dealer, foot of Hume's close,
Cowgate
Wilson, Andrew smith, Mint, foot of s. Gray's close
Wilson, Mrs Major 19, Queen street
Willoughby, George butcher, 18, e. Rose st. s. side
Wink, Jame» lath splitter, 33, west Rose st. south side
Winter, William supervisor of the Excise, Alves's cl.
Grassmarket
Winton, George builder, 10, Duke street, east side
Wise, Alexander grocer, 3, south Castte street
Wishart, Mrs 29, south George street
Wishart, Peter Esq. W. S. Argyle square
Wordsworth, Samuel horse dealer, 3, Catherine street
— and black Bull inn, head of Leith Walk.
Wood, Alexander cork cutter, head of Cowgate
Wood, James grocer, 4, east Rose street, south side

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1804-1805 - Denovan & Co.'s Edinburgh and Leith directory, from July 1804 ... to July 1805
DescriptionContaining a list of the noblemen, private gentlemen, merchants, traders, etc. in the City and Suburbs ... . Edinburgh: Denovan & Co., 1804.
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