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EDINBURGH.
HOTELS.
First-rate Family Hotels.—Douglas’, 35 St. Andrew Square.
British, 70 Queen Street. Macgregor’s Royal, 53 Princes Street.
Mackay’s, 91 Princes Street. Queen’s, 131 Princes Street. Claren¬
don, 104 Princes Street. Caledonian, 1 Castle Street.
First-rate Hotels for Tourists. — Macgregor’s Royal, 53 Princes
Street, opposite the Scott Monument—very central. Mackay’s Hotel,
91 Princes Street, opposite the Castle rock—of a more private nature.
Waterloo, 24 Regent Bridge, opposite the General Post Office, and
close to the Calton Hill. The New Royal, 16 Princes Street.
Graham’s, 8 Princes Street. The Star, 36 Princes Street. London,
2 St. Andrew Square. Campbell’s North British, 21 Princes Street.
Hotel Francais, 100 Princes Street.
First-rate Commercial Hotels.—The Crown, 10 Princes Street.
London, 2 St. Andrew Square. Regent, 14 Waterloo Place. Ship,
7 East Register Street.
Temperance Hotels.—Johnstone’s, 17 Waterloo Place ; Waverley,
43 Princes Street.
Restaurants:—Doull, 74 Princes Street; Blair, 37 George Street j Littlejohn, 31
Leith Street; Cate Royal, 1 Register Place; Rainbow, New Buildings, North
News-rooms:—Harthill’s, 23 Waterloo Place—one penny per visit; Robertscn and
Scott, 76 George Street.
Postmasters .•—Isaac Scott, Lothian Road; Hobday, York Lane.
Circulating Libraries .—Elgin’s, 13 North St. Andrew Street; loglis’, 48 Hanover
Street.