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EDINBURGH STREET DIRECTORY.
6 David Balleny, wright
2 J. Alston, grocer
BRISTO PORT.
A. Hunter, tobacconist
P. Mackay, super. Lun. Asylum
J. Christie, sup. of Child. Hosp.
Charity Workhouse — Rev. Robert
Bowie, house governor
Mrs Macgillvray, matron.
BROUGHTON PLACE.
i J. Hardie, bootmaker
1 A Rattary, lodgings
1 James George, writer
1 Thomas Borthwick, teacher
1 Alex. Gall, messenger-at-arms
6 Arch. Scott, architect
7 James Johnston, agent
9 G. Brunton, esq. solicitor
1 1 Dr Geo. Walker
13 Jas. M'Naughton, late merchant
13 W. Anderson, writer
15 A. Ainslie, saddler
17 J. P. Bertram, esq. W. S.
Hart Street
19 Major Monson M. IMadden
19 J. T. Smith, bookseller
21 Mrs Sutherland, lodgings
21 Mrs Somervile
21 Mrs John ]\r<Ritchie
23 Lockhart & jNIurray, esqs. S. S. C.
29 Anderson&^Iaconochie,esqs. SSC
31 George Gentle, solicitor
31 Arch. Campbell, accountant
31 Mrs Gordon
fBroughton-Place chapel)
Neil IM'Laren, merchant
33 Alex. M'Donald, letter-carrier
32 S. M'Kenzie, portrait painter
30 A. Black, bookseller
28 Rev. Dr D. Ritchie
26 AVilliam Hunt, esq. W. S.
24 "Walter Cockbum, esq.
22 Miss A. Orr
20 John Kermack, esq. W. S.
18 W. Eraser, clothier
16 Miss Eckford
16 Mrs Dr Blair
16 H. Paterson, clerk
16 jNIiss Bruce
16 "William Potts, esq.
14 James Scott, surgeon
12 Andrew Storie, esq. "W. S.
10 James JNI'Donell, esq. AV. S.
8 Robert Ainslie, esq. W. S.
8 Ainslie and Macallan, esqs. W. S.
6 A. Thomson, bookbinder
4 P. Eaimsfather, "W. S.
St James's chapel
BROUGHTON (OLD).
Wilson and Goodall, builders
George Armstrong, smith
G. Taylor, lath-splitter
G. Douglas, smith
Patterson's court
W. Sommers, esq.
John Sheddan, cabinetmaker
Mrs Hume, milliner
R. Irving, tobacconist
3Irs Jeffrey
BROUGHTON PLACE (East).
2 Wm. Robertson, min. painter
2 "W. Bird's lodgings
2 J. Johnston, wright
2 Miss E. Campbell
2 Miss Stewart
2 Jas. Reid, accountant
3 John AV'ilson, esq.
4 Miss Howison
4 Mrs Candow
4 Miss Baillie
4 Geo. E. Russell
4 ]\Irs Stewart
4 A. Paul, lodgings
5 A. Spalding, esq. writer
6 Miss Horsburgh
BROUGHTON ROAD.
Broughton-Park Mouse
Major Hay
D. Sinclair, gardener. Cottage
Broughton Hall
George Yule, cloth-factor
Blandjield House
Thomas IMaitland, esq.
Pnwderhall
William IM'Donald, esq.
Sirs Glen (east)
liedbraes
John Reid senior, gardener
Dickson & Co. Nursery
J. AV. Anderson, esq.
Hugh Veitch, esq. Stewartjield
BROUGHTON STREET.
Adclphi Theatre
Catholic Chapel
Catholic Chapel Lane
Right Rev. Dr Carruthers
Rev. Alex. Badenoch
Rev. Stephen Keenan
Rev. John Paterson
1 S. BeU, spirit-merchant
2 James Paterson, tobacconist
3 John Richardson, tavern
3 Peter M'Farlan, seed-merchant
4 Mrs Morris, AVaverly tavern
6 John Syme, tailor and corsetmaker
7 James O'Donnel, jeweller
9 James BarUli, flower maker
13 John Murray, baker
15 Alex. Grant, surgeon
17 Nicol Pringle, merchant
19 R. Custard, shoemaker
21 John Glover, builder
21 H. M'Lennan, lodgings
21 AVniiam Gibson, plumber
21 Thomas Hancox, teacher
.23 ]\Iiss AVemyss, straw-hat maker
25 James Shaw, flesher
27 Alex. Henderson, victual-dealer
29 Jas. Fortune, bandage-maker
31 Mrs Johnston, lodgings
3 1 Miss Jameson, dressmaker
31 Mrs Purves
31 R. Sayers, late merchant
33 Broughton Lane
John Sparks, livery stables
AA'illiam Fairley, livery stables
James Lorinier, merchant
35 John Forsyth, lodgings
35 31 rs Thomscn, lodgings
37 James Balfour, esq. AA^. S.
37 Jas. Shand, painter
39 D. Nicholson, grocer
43 John Rae, agent
43 James Pott, esq. W. S.
43 Miss Nisbet
43 Miss Guthrie
45 Charles Gray, baker
47 A. P. Potts, stationer
49 Mrs AA'right, spirit-dealer
51 jNIrs Jardine, lodgings
51 Mrs Alves
51 A. Preston, tailor
53 John Morrison & Co. grocers
59 ]\Irs Gregson, dressmaker
59 jMisses LJori
59 ]\Irs Paton, lodgings
59 J. Strachan, cabinetmaker
59 R. Hardie, tinsmith
61 A\^. Cunningham, flesher
C3 Thomas Lamb jun. confectioner
65 C. M'Kenzie, grocer
67 R. Cruickshank, tobacconist
69 John ]\Iaule, architect
69 ]\Iiss Jamieson, dressmaker
69 John Slymond, printer
69 Sirs Barker, lodgings
71 AV". Ambrose, tavern
73 AVilliam Thom, flesher
75 JNlrs D. Gibson, lodgings
75 James Swan, baker
75 John Gilchrist, esq.
79 J. JMurdie, victual-dealer
79 John Hardie, grocer
83 James AValker, gilder
85 John Murdoch, grocer
87 James Swan, baker
Brovghton Place
Arch. AVilson, coal-merchant
James Reoch, smith
A\^. & G. AVilliams, marble cutters
AA''illiam Femey, cart-wright
J. Notman, plumber
J. Dickson and Sons' nursery
74 xV. Henderson, shoemaker
72 Rev. Andrew M'Kenzie
72 James Hope, tailor
70 AVniiam Allison, engraver
68 A. Aitken, merchant
66 Miss Farquharson
64 IMiss AViibroe
64 Mrs Fotheringham
64 Mrs Stott, lodgings
62 AA'illiam West, painter
60 George M'Millan, flesher
58 J. Murray, cabinetmaker
58 George Maule, builder
58 Mrs Shanks
58 Mrs Ross, lodgings
56 G. Henderson, victual-dealer
54 John Scott, shoemaker
52 jNIiss Thomson
52 Sirs Finlay
52 Sirs SliUer
52 D. Campbell, bookseller
52 John Kyle, writer
60 A. Gillespie, ironmonger
50 A. Robertson, silk & worsted shop
20 D. Sutherland, coal-merchant
18 L. Berry, plasterer
16 John Clark, lather
14 James Strachan, joiner
14 P. AVardlaw, smith
EDINBURGH STREET DIRECTORY.
6 David Balleny, wright
2 J. Alston, grocer
BRISTO PORT.
A. Hunter, tobacconist
P. Mackay, super. Lun. Asylum
J. Christie, sup. of Child. Hosp.
Charity Workhouse — Rev. Robert
Bowie, house governor
Mrs Macgillvray, matron.
BROUGHTON PLACE.
i J. Hardie, bootmaker
1 A Rattary, lodgings
1 James George, writer
1 Thomas Borthwick, teacher
1 Alex. Gall, messenger-at-arms
6 Arch. Scott, architect
7 James Johnston, agent
9 G. Brunton, esq. solicitor
1 1 Dr Geo. Walker
13 Jas. M'Naughton, late merchant
13 W. Anderson, writer
15 A. Ainslie, saddler
17 J. P. Bertram, esq. W. S.
Hart Street
19 Major Monson M. IMadden
19 J. T. Smith, bookseller
21 Mrs Sutherland, lodgings
21 Mrs Somervile
21 Mrs John ]\r<Ritchie
23 Lockhart & jNIurray, esqs. S. S. C.
29 Anderson&^Iaconochie,esqs. SSC
31 George Gentle, solicitor
31 Arch. Campbell, accountant
31 Mrs Gordon
fBroughton-Place chapel)
Neil IM'Laren, merchant
33 Alex. M'Donald, letter-carrier
32 S. M'Kenzie, portrait painter
30 A. Black, bookseller
28 Rev. Dr D. Ritchie
26 AVilliam Hunt, esq. W. S.
24 "Walter Cockbum, esq.
22 Miss A. Orr
20 John Kermack, esq. W. S.
18 W. Eraser, clothier
16 Miss Eckford
16 Mrs Dr Blair
16 H. Paterson, clerk
16 jNIiss Bruce
16 "William Potts, esq.
14 James Scott, surgeon
12 Andrew Storie, esq. "W. S.
10 James JNI'Donell, esq. AV. S.
8 Robert Ainslie, esq. W. S.
8 Ainslie and Macallan, esqs. W. S.
6 A. Thomson, bookbinder
4 P. Eaimsfather, "W. S.
St James's chapel
BROUGHTON (OLD).
Wilson and Goodall, builders
George Armstrong, smith
G. Taylor, lath-splitter
G. Douglas, smith
Patterson's court
W. Sommers, esq.
John Sheddan, cabinetmaker
Mrs Hume, milliner
R. Irving, tobacconist
3Irs Jeffrey
BROUGHTON PLACE (East).
2 Wm. Robertson, min. painter
2 "W. Bird's lodgings
2 J. Johnston, wright
2 Miss E. Campbell
2 Miss Stewart
2 Jas. Reid, accountant
3 John AV'ilson, esq.
4 Miss Howison
4 Mrs Candow
4 Miss Baillie
4 Geo. E. Russell
4 ]\Irs Stewart
4 A. Paul, lodgings
5 A. Spalding, esq. writer
6 Miss Horsburgh
BROUGHTON ROAD.
Broughton-Park Mouse
Major Hay
D. Sinclair, gardener. Cottage
Broughton Hall
George Yule, cloth-factor
Blandjield House
Thomas IMaitland, esq.
Pnwderhall
William IM'Donald, esq.
Sirs Glen (east)
liedbraes
John Reid senior, gardener
Dickson & Co. Nursery
J. AV. Anderson, esq.
Hugh Veitch, esq. Stewartjield
BROUGHTON STREET.
Adclphi Theatre
Catholic Chapel
Catholic Chapel Lane
Right Rev. Dr Carruthers
Rev. Alex. Badenoch
Rev. Stephen Keenan
Rev. John Paterson
1 S. BeU, spirit-merchant
2 James Paterson, tobacconist
3 John Richardson, tavern
3 Peter M'Farlan, seed-merchant
4 Mrs Morris, AVaverly tavern
6 John Syme, tailor and corsetmaker
7 James O'Donnel, jeweller
9 James BarUli, flower maker
13 John Murray, baker
15 Alex. Grant, surgeon
17 Nicol Pringle, merchant
19 R. Custard, shoemaker
21 John Glover, builder
21 H. M'Lennan, lodgings
21 AVniiam Gibson, plumber
21 Thomas Hancox, teacher
.23 ]\Iiss AVemyss, straw-hat maker
25 James Shaw, flesher
27 Alex. Henderson, victual-dealer
29 Jas. Fortune, bandage-maker
31 Mrs Johnston, lodgings
3 1 Miss Jameson, dressmaker
31 Mrs Purves
31 R. Sayers, late merchant
33 Broughton Lane
John Sparks, livery stables
AA'illiam Fairley, livery stables
James Lorinier, merchant
35 John Forsyth, lodgings
35 31 rs Thomscn, lodgings
37 James Balfour, esq. AA^. S.
37 Jas. Shand, painter
39 D. Nicholson, grocer
43 John Rae, agent
43 James Pott, esq. W. S.
43 Miss Nisbet
43 Miss Guthrie
45 Charles Gray, baker
47 A. P. Potts, stationer
49 Mrs AA'right, spirit-dealer
51 jNIrs Jardine, lodgings
51 Mrs Alves
51 A. Preston, tailor
53 John Morrison & Co. grocers
59 ]\Irs Gregson, dressmaker
59 jMisses LJori
59 ]\Irs Paton, lodgings
59 J. Strachan, cabinetmaker
59 R. Hardie, tinsmith
61 A\^. Cunningham, flesher
C3 Thomas Lamb jun. confectioner
65 C. M'Kenzie, grocer
67 R. Cruickshank, tobacconist
69 John ]\Iaule, architect
69 ]\Iiss Jamieson, dressmaker
69 John Slymond, printer
69 Sirs Barker, lodgings
71 AV". Ambrose, tavern
73 AVilliam Thom, flesher
75 JNlrs D. Gibson, lodgings
75 James Swan, baker
75 John Gilchrist, esq.
79 J. JMurdie, victual-dealer
79 John Hardie, grocer
83 James AValker, gilder
85 John Murdoch, grocer
87 James Swan, baker
Brovghton Place
Arch. AVilson, coal-merchant
James Reoch, smith
A\^. & G. AVilliams, marble cutters
AA''illiam Femey, cart-wright
J. Notman, plumber
J. Dickson and Sons' nursery
74 xV. Henderson, shoemaker
72 Rev. Andrew M'Kenzie
72 James Hope, tailor
70 AVniiam Allison, engraver
68 A. Aitken, merchant
66 Miss Farquharson
64 IMiss AViibroe
64 Mrs Fotheringham
64 Mrs Stott, lodgings
62 AA'illiam West, painter
60 George M'Millan, flesher
58 J. Murray, cabinetmaker
58 George Maule, builder
58 Mrs Shanks
58 Mrs Ross, lodgings
56 G. Henderson, victual-dealer
54 John Scott, shoemaker
52 jNIiss Thomson
52 Sirs Finlay
52 Sirs SliUer
52 D. Campbell, bookseller
52 John Kyle, writer
60 A. Gillespie, ironmonger
50 A. Robertson, silk & worsted shop
20 D. Sutherland, coal-merchant
18 L. Berry, plasterer
16 John Clark, lather
14 James Strachan, joiner
14 P. AVardlaw, smith
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| Scottish Post Office Directories > Towns > Edinburgh > Post Office annual directory > 1834-1835 > (136) |
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| Description | Post-Office Annual directory 1834-35 |
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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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