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Tennant;, Patrick, esq. W.i^. 107 George street
Mrs Robert, 14 Howe street
Terrot, Rev. C. H. 19 Northumberland street
Thackeray, Col. Royal Engineers, Merchiston house
Thatcher, Dr John, 23 Elder street
Thain, IVIiss, artificial flower maker, 25 Thistle street
Thin, John, surveyor of roads, 11 Beaumont place
Walter, tailor, 17 west Nicolson street
Thom, Alexander, chemist and druggist, 78 Queen st.
■ David, commercial agent, 7 Annandale street
James, victual dealer, 1 Tobago street
J. {oi^ Johnston and Thorn,) 8 Gilmour place
• Wm. flesher, 73 Broughton street
« Mrs Wm. Reid's close, Canongate
Thomas, Mrs Captain, 7 St Vincent street
Thomese, James, statuary maker, 35 George street
Thomson and Edwards, trunk and portmanteau ma-
nufacturers, 16 Waterloo place
D. and A. and Elder, esqs. W.S. 8 Frederick st.
— ^ and Peaston, tailors and clothiers, 71 Princes st.
— — andTod, clothiers and hatters, 19 so. St Andrew st.
— — Abram, bookbinder, bookseller, and stationer, old
Fishmarket close — ho. 6 Broughton place
— — Adam, esq. accountant, 3 Gloucester place
Alex. esq. W.S. 8 Frederick street — ho 10
Alex, grocer and spirit dealer, 93 West bow
Alexander, gunmaker, 3 Drummond street —
house 5 Buccleuch street
Alex, {of the Glasgow Union Bank,) 7 Buccleuch pi.
Alex, printer, 21 Leith street
Dr Andrew, surgeon, 31 Frederick street — ho.
13 Pitt street
• Arch. & Co. woollen drapers, — retail shop, 337,
and wholesale, 377, High st. — h. 1 Ramsay garden
Archibald, merchant, 2 Greenside place
Archibald, stabler, 3 Crosscauseway
Archibald, clock and watchmaker, 64 Princes st.
A. farrier. Back lane. Young street
Chas. engraver & copperplate printer, 153 High st
Cha. fishing-rod and tackle-maker, 44 Princes st.
Rev. Daniel, teacher of Sessional school. Mound
Captain David, 17 Gilmour place'
D. (of British Linen Co.), 6 Register place
D. J. hide and leather factor, 38 Niddry street —
house Blacket place
— — David, jun. esq. W.S. 11 London street
David, esq. W.S. 8 Frederick street — house 4
north Charlotte street
David, merch' tailor and lodgings, 3 w.'Register st.
David and John, corn merchants, 54 Grassraarket
David, boot and shoemaker, 5 Hanover street, and
8 north-west Circus place
Edward, tailor and clothier, 7 east Register st.
— — Edward, marble cutter, Leith walk
G. keeper of Parliament House, 2 Gifford park
George, esq. principal clerk to the Board of Trus-
tees, 81 George st. — ho. 4 Baxter's place
— — Geo. gunmaker in ordinary to his Majesty, 1 6
Union place
George, boot and shoemaker, 15 Charlotte place
G. (of the Gen. Post Office,) 1 Moray street
— — Geo. (of Thomson Brothers, Leith,) 1 Smith's ph
Tennant;, Patrick, esq. W.i^. 107 George street
Mrs Robert, 14 Howe street
Terrot, Rev. C. H. 19 Northumberland street
Thackeray, Col. Royal Engineers, Merchiston house
Thatcher, Dr John, 23 Elder street
Thain, IVIiss, artificial flower maker, 25 Thistle street
Thin, John, surveyor of roads, 11 Beaumont place
Walter, tailor, 17 west Nicolson street
Thom, Alexander, chemist and druggist, 78 Queen st.
■ David, commercial agent, 7 Annandale street
James, victual dealer, 1 Tobago street
J. {oi^ Johnston and Thorn,) 8 Gilmour place
• Wm. flesher, 73 Broughton street
« Mrs Wm. Reid's close, Canongate
Thomas, Mrs Captain, 7 St Vincent street
Thomese, James, statuary maker, 35 George street
Thomson and Edwards, trunk and portmanteau ma-
nufacturers, 16 Waterloo place
D. and A. and Elder, esqs. W.S. 8 Frederick st.
— ^ and Peaston, tailors and clothiers, 71 Princes st.
— — andTod, clothiers and hatters, 19 so. St Andrew st.
— — Abram, bookbinder, bookseller, and stationer, old
Fishmarket close — ho. 6 Broughton place
— — Adam, esq. accountant, 3 Gloucester place
Alex. esq. W.S. 8 Frederick street — ho 10
Alex, grocer and spirit dealer, 93 West bow
Alexander, gunmaker, 3 Drummond street —
house 5 Buccleuch street
Alex, {of the Glasgow Union Bank,) 7 Buccleuch pi.
Alex, printer, 21 Leith street
Dr Andrew, surgeon, 31 Frederick street — ho.
13 Pitt street
• Arch. & Co. woollen drapers, — retail shop, 337,
and wholesale, 377, High st. — h. 1 Ramsay garden
Archibald, merchant, 2 Greenside place
Archibald, stabler, 3 Crosscauseway
Archibald, clock and watchmaker, 64 Princes st.
A. farrier. Back lane. Young street
Chas. engraver & copperplate printer, 153 High st
Cha. fishing-rod and tackle-maker, 44 Princes st.
Rev. Daniel, teacher of Sessional school. Mound
Captain David, 17 Gilmour place'
D. (of British Linen Co.), 6 Register place
D. J. hide and leather factor, 38 Niddry street —
house Blacket place
— — David, jun. esq. W.S. 11 London street
David, esq. W.S. 8 Frederick street — house 4
north Charlotte street
David, merch' tailor and lodgings, 3 w.'Register st.
David and John, corn merchants, 54 Grassraarket
David, boot and shoemaker, 5 Hanover street, and
8 north-west Circus place
Edward, tailor and clothier, 7 east Register st.
— — Edward, marble cutter, Leith walk
G. keeper of Parliament House, 2 Gifford park
George, esq. principal clerk to the Board of Trus-
tees, 81 George st. — ho. 4 Baxter's place
— — Geo. gunmaker in ordinary to his Majesty, 1 6
Union place
George, boot and shoemaker, 15 Charlotte place
G. (of the Gen. Post Office,) 1 Moray street
— — Geo. (of Thomson Brothers, Leith,) 1 Smith's ph
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| Scottish Post Office Directories > Towns > Edinburgh > Post Office annual directory > 1832-1833 > (225) |
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| Description | Post-Office Annual directory 1832-33 |
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| Shelfmark | POE |
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| Description | Containing 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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| Description | Directories of individual Scottish towns and their suburbs. |
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| Description | Around 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). |
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