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Chalmers, Thomas (of Chalmers and Son,') 5 north St
James street
. . William (of Chalmers and Son), 118 High street
. Mrs Marion, 22 Gilmour place
■ Mrs, 33 Dublin street
■i Miss, 40 Frederick street
Miss, 23 Maitland street
Chamberlain's Office, 10 Royal Exchange
Chambers, Jno. clothier, 17 George st. — ho. 38 Minto st.
. .. . . Robt. andJas. booksellers and circulating library,
48 Hanover street — house 27 Elder street
—— . W. bookseller & circulating hbrary, 47 Brough-
ton street
jMrs, sick nurse, 4 east St James street
Mrs, Glasgow hotel, 10 south St Andrew street
Miss, dressmaker, 4 east St James street
Chaumont, F. teacher of French, 20 Nelson street
Chapman, Rev. James, D.G.C. Castle
Thomas, plumber and glazier, 78 Queen street
■ Wm. gunsmith, 15 Catherine street
<— — jMisses, teachers of the female charity school,
west Lochend's close
Charity Workhouse, Bristo port
. i Workhouse, Tolbooth wynd, Canongate, — C.
Campbell, treasurer
Charitable Female Societv School, 21 Cross-
causeway
Charles, George, flesher, 15 Low market
— — George, agent, 2 Downie place
■ James, teacher, 2 James place
I John, & Co. candlemakers, 13 New street
' M. surveyor, 31 Niddry st. — ho. 13 New st.
. . William, flesher. Middle market
Charleston Coal Co. 1 King's pi. and 1 Queen's street
Charters, Tho. stocking manuf., 133 Fountainbridge
('heape, Douglas, esq. advocate, professor of Civil Law,
4 Nelson street
» Major, 93 George street
■ Mrs James, of Strathtyrum, 97 George street
Cheislie, Miss, 28 Great King street
Cherry, INIrs, lodgings, 13 Abbey
Chess Cluu, 26 St Andrew square
Cheyne, Capt. Alex. Royal Engineers, 12 Young st.
' Bruce, wholesale druggist, 12 Hanover street
' Dr B., 12 Ann street
• Henry, esq. W.S. 16 Abercromby place
Lieut.-Colonel, 19 Cheyne street
< J. A. esq. W.S. and accountant, 21 so. St Andrew
street — house west Grange
^Misses, 23 Pitt street
Chiene, George T., accountant, 7 Great Stuart street
Patrick, esq. 24 Abercromby place
Child, William, china and glass warehouse, 22 Cathe-
rine street — house 15 Pilrig street -
Chilton, W., lodgings, 19 Circus place
Chirnside, John, esq. 2 west Newington place
Chisholm, Adam, flesher, 75 Northumberland street
J. & J. grocers and spirit dealers, 34 West port
. James, tailor and clothier, 5 Shakspeare square
. John, bookseller, 27 Elder street
. . Robert, flesher, 4 and 5 Stockbridge market
.— Robert, tailor, 7 Leith street

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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).