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137 DIUKCTOUV. MOIl
IVIovison, Malcolm, Glasgow nmsliu warchouKC, 7
south St Andrew street
Wm. thread merchant, 92 High street
iMrs Geo. grocer and spirit dealer, 22 Dundas St.
Mrs, 11 Flenderson row
Mrs, 3 Crichton sti-eet
Jliss, milliner, 68 George street
Miss, 8 Pitt street
3forrison and Wilson, smiths and ironmongers, 2ji
High street, and 13 Canal street
Adam, writer, 18 Leopold place
Hector, haberdasher, 120 West port
James, paiutei-, 1 IMilne's court
Jas. bootmaker, 23 Howest. — ho. 3 Spring gard.
Rev. John, 21 Northumberland street
John, esq. assistant clerk of Session, 8 Laur. lane
John, painter and drawing academy, 21 Geo, st.
Robt. commission agent, i Hunter square
Robt. esq. 6 Heriot row
Thomas, writer, 8G Princes street
Thos. spirit dealer. Stead's place
Wm. {o^ Morrison and Wilson), 1 Staftbrd hi,
^Villiam, auctioneer, 1 Park street
Mrs David, 8 Brandon street
]VIrs, 22 Tobago street
iMrs, spirit dealer, Fisher's close
i\Irs, 14 St Bernard crescent
Mrs, lodgings, 4 Park street
IMiss, milliner and dressmaker, 8(> Princes street
jVIiss, dressmaker, 11 Drumraond street
jMorrcn, Nath. late gardener, 24 Haddington place
IMorries, Andrew, esq. 4 Lady field place
J. D. esq. M.D. 4 Ladyfield place
Morris, David, clothier, 1 1 George street
Hugh, bootmaker, 7 Kerr street
James, wine merchant, 53 George street
John, Waverley tavern, & lodg. 4 Broughton st.
Robert, stationer, 7 west Register street — house
1 Great Stuart street
Wm. shoe and leather shop, 349 High st.
Mrs Robert, 1 Great Stuart street
Mortimer, Anderson, and Co. pianoforte makers and
musicsellers, 79 Princes st. and Broughton pi.
' Geo. {oi Mortimer S^ Anderson), 28 Scotland st.
iMonimore, J. and Co. haberdashers, 8 Lothian street
Wm. lapidary, 5 Rose street
Morton, Alex, philosophical instrument maker, 29
Richmond place
. Alexander, esq. 42 ]\Iinto street
C. esq. W.S. 8 Abercroraby pi. — ho. Smith's pi.
James, teacher of English, 10 Dublin street
James, tea, wine and spirit mercht. 16 Nicolson
street and 4 Tobago street — ho. 8 Buccleuch pi.
Robert, collector. Union Canal — house 7 Gard-
ner's crescent
Saml. agricultural implement manuf. Smith's pi.
Thomas, ship slip patentee, 1 Pilrig place
Wm. & Co. gold & silver lace manufrs. 21 N. br.
William leather factor, 14 and 16 Niddry street
house 9 Montague street
Wm. lapidary, 18 Lothian street
— — Mrs, lodgings, 22 Nicolson street

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1832-1833
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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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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).