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BIJC! EDINBURGH 2^ |
Bruce, IMrs, 14 York place '
■ Mrs, 15 Buccleuch place
, Mrs, of Kennet, 39 Moray place
. Mrs Jas. 1 Salisbury place ,
. Mrs Williatn, 14 Saxe Coburg place 1
. > Miss, 1 6 Broughton place "
. Miss, of Kennet, 22 Young street
. 'Miss, dairy, 19 Salisbury street
. Miss, dressmaker, 17 Howe street |
. ■ Misses, 16 Scotland street |
Brumby, Thos. china and glass warehouse, 72 Rosest^
■ ]\Irs, lodgings, 33 north Richmond street
Brunton, Alexander, cooper, Abbeyhill
■ Alex. D.D. professor of Hebrew, College
. George, solicitor, 21 Nelson street
. ■ John, tailor, 6 Hanover street
. John, tailor, \yriters' court
. Wal. saddler, 105 High st. — ho. Carrubber's cL
, .William, & Co. cloth merchants, 13 Nicolson
square — house 40 George square
— — ]\Irs, 40 George square
. :\Iiss, 12 ^liddleby street
Bryce, Alex, painter and glazier, 299 Canongate
. David, architect, 8 Great Stuart street
. J. {oi Anderson and Bryce,) 61 Clerk street
. James, tavern keeper, 1 Flesh Market close
. Robert, tanner, West port — ho. 26 Bread street
. Robert, jun. (of A. Combe and Co.) 26 Bread st.
. William, spirit dealer, 49 West port
• William, spirit dealer, 13 south St David street
. Mrs James, 19 St Andrew square
< Mrs, 1 London street
Bryden, Adam (of Bryden and Son,) 27 Dundas st.
. David, gardener, Quarryholes
( J. and Sons, bell-hangers, and Venetian bUnd
manufacturers, 82 Rose street
. William, candlemaker, 3 Leven street
■—— Wm. tailor and clothier, 67 Xew bmldings, X. bri.
. Wm. (of Bryden and Son,) 82 Rose street
Mrs William, 6 Pitt street
. Miss, dressmaker, 16 Candlemaker row
IMisses M. and R. dressmakers, 8 Charles street
Bryson, Da^■id, Temperance coffeehouse, and commer-
cial lodgings, 4 Greenside st.
. Robert, clock and watchmaker, 8 South bridge-
house 24 Buccleuch place
. Wm. teacher of dancing, 29 Frederick street
. — — William, plasterer, 7 Saunders street
Buchan, Charles, esq. accountant, 4 Meadow place
. Dr James, 9 Picardy place
. JVIatthew, rectifier, Silverfield — ho. 1 Springfield
. Ralph, builder, 15 Lady Lawson's wynd
. Robert, painter, George street, entry west of St
Andrew's church — house 5 Thistle street
. Wm. grocer, 13 E. Richmond st. — ho. 14 X. do.
. I\Irs Thomas, 19 Salisbury street
■ ]\Irs, lodgings, 23 London street
. Mrs, 27 St Patrick square
■ Misses, milliners, 21 Charles street
Buchanan, Daniel, coal merchant, Port Hopetoun-«-ho.
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1832-1833
DescriptionPost-Office Annual directory 1832-33
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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).