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EDINBURGH STREET DIRECTORY.
127 f.aw's court
Archibald Inglis, bookbinder
Mrs A. Darling, straw-hat maker
Wm. Robertson, hairdresser
James Thomson, hairdresser
John Mitchell, grocer
George Dunlop, esq.
John Shillinglaw, esq.
T. E. Shillinglaw, artist
John Mennon, teacher
John Swanson, esq.
Miss Greathead, milliner
Mrs Lyon, lodgings
John White, candlemaker
A. Howden, victual-dealer
Thomas Gibb, grocer
David Crawford, smith
John Robertson, victual-dealer
Alexander Brown, painter
Mrs James Rough, candlemaker
William Gray, victual-dealer
Miss M-'Gregor, milliner
James Wood, flesher
David Wilkie, printer
David Wilkie, surgeon
G. Bagrie, piano-forte maker
J. Welsh, skinner
Mrs Penman, tobacconist
Haddons court
Thomas Pringle, barm-brewer
J. Allan, plumber
Walter Finlay, baker
James Pears, baker
John Lamond, spirit-dealer
Gibb's entry
William Gibson, dyer, 5
George Webster, surgeon, 5
D. Henderson, chim. -sweep, 9
D. Taylor, herald, 1 1
Mrs Harley, beef-steak shop, 13
Thomas Phin, grocer, 10
Joseph Williamson, spirit-mer.
William Alexander, hosier
J. Forrest and Son, shoemakers
G. Stuart, victual-dealer
James Gibson & Co., silk-dyers
James Gibson, dyer
William Miller, baker
J. Richmond and Co., grocers
W. M'Hutcheon, agent
J. HamiltoD, draper
John Bell, tobacconist
Charles Lockie, linen-draper
Alexander Stewart, spirit-merch.
Robert Glessal, basket-maker
A.Watson, shoemaker
James Lawrie, linen-draper
A. and J. Sherriff, dressmakers
Mrs. Jas. Davidson, shoe-wareh.
A. Braid, hairdresser
Macdonald & Sheriff, confec.
William M'Vitie, lodgings
Robert Torrance, tinsmith
Asylum for Industrious JBlind,
Thomas Anderson, manager
G. & P. Ritchie, pat. press mak.
G. Hamilton, bookseller
J. Wigham, tertius, shawl-man.
Alexander Boswell, brush-maker
John Greig, riding-master
Miss Bain, worsted shop
John M'Gill, shoemaker
Alexander Henderson, flesher
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46 William Cleghorn, teacher
44 Miss Henderson, straw-hat-mak.
42 John Mackintosh, tobacconist
40 John Blair, boot and shoemaker
40 J. Hendrie, china-warehouse
38 Asylum for the Female Blind,
Mrs G. Fraser, governess
36 D. Redpath, confectioner
34 William Hunter, painter
32 Alexander Miller, shoemaker
30 Allan MTntosh, tailor
30 Mrs John Scott
30 Mrs Morton's lodgings
30 D. Redpath, confectioner
28 Mrs W. Chrystal, shoe warehouse
26 A. Hunter & Co. bootmakers
26 Sutherland Falconer, bookseller
24 George Hunter, engraver
24 William Morton, leather-factor
24 Rev. W. Andrew, teacher
22 W. and J. Anderson, smiths
22 George Stewart, hairdresser
18 James Grinton, haberdasher
18 Mrs Elder
18 D. Walker, auctioneer
Royal College of Surgeons,
John Dodds, janitor
16 J. Morton, grocer
14 D. Rutherford, perfumer
12 G. Ballantyne, trimming shop
10 David White, victual-dealer
10 Benjamin Brown, surgeon
10 William Russell, wright
10 William Lennie, teacher
10 David Gibson, haberdasher
10 A. Forbes, teacher
10 Mrs James Hamilton
8 Robt. Grant & Sons, booksellers
8 Donald M'Dougall, spirit-dealer
6 E. & J. Johnston, worsted wareh.
4 Guthrie and Tait, booksellers
2 J. and J. Jeffrey, haberdashers
NICOLSON STREET (WEST),
to Chapel Street.
1 Mrs Purves, lodgings
1 Miss Comrie, dressmaker
3 Alexander Calder, grocer
5 Andrew Miller, watchmaker
7 David Gilkie, wright
7 Mrs Walker, lodgings
7 John Laurie, teacher
9 N. Sutherland, victual-dealer
1 1 Mrs Reid, eating-house
11 William Stevenson, hair-cutter
13 Wood's court
James Calder, shoemaker
Thomas Simpson, cabinetmaker
John Scougall, flesher
15 John Smart, flesher
17 Palmer 's buildings
17 A. & P. Livingstons, agents
17 Walter Thin, tailor
17 John Smye, woollen-draper
17 Adam Turnbull, tailor
19 Andrew Melrose, tea-dealer
23 Mrs Robertson, spirit-dealer
25 Miss E. Hepburn
25 James Napier, merchant
25 David Farmer, tailor
25 James Arnot, jeweller
25 Simon Fraser, lodgings
27 Ja. Robertson, carver and gilder
29 L. and J. Archibald, painters
31 John Mowat, shoemaker
35 T. J. Lawrence, teacher of draw.
35 R. M'Donald, surgeon
35 J. Myrtle, insp. weights & meas.
35 Misses Anderson, dressmakers
37 James Ritchie, smith
39 William Thomson, baker
24 & 22 A. Usher & Co. spirit-mer.
20 J. Fairbairn, spirit-merchant
18 William Currie, esq.
18 James Virtue, factor
14 Samuel Fairbairn, grocer
12 Edward Murrel, merchant
8 John Ross, painter and glazier
6 Miss Ballantyne, dressmaker
6 J. Middleton, ordained measurer
6 Mrs Tod, of Female Institution
4 Andrew Fairbairn, watchmaker
NIDDRY ST. High St. to Con-gate.
1 Jas. Gray, wine and spirit-dealer
3 W. Rutherford, spirit-merchant
5 James Stott, leather-merchant
9 James Rutherford, flax-dresser
11 James Aikman, leather-merchant
13 R. Gilchrist, leather-merchant
17 Thomas Hewat, leather-merchant
27 Geo. Buchanan, stocking-maker
29 Mat. Keighley, leather-merchant
31 M. Charles, surveyor
33 & 37 D. & J. Stott, leather-mer.
45 Peter Sinton, broker
51 A. Inches, leather-merchant
53 Robert Darge, leather-merchant
57 J. M - Dougal, grocer
50 Geo. Smith, leather- merchant
40 William Murray, cabinet-maker
38 D. J. Thomson, leather-merchant
36 Daniel Watson, bookbinder
36 Andrew Balfour, printer
34 Thos. Moffat, leather-warehouse
30 City School, And. Young, teacher
24 James Gall, printer
22 Sabbath School Depository
18 George Logan, spirit-dealer
16 & 14 Wm. Morton, leather-factor
12 H. Armstrong, coppersmith
10 D. Crighton, spirit-dealer
4 J. and D. Collie, printers
4 Mrs J. Ross, midwife
2 R. Currie, spirit-dealei
NIDDRY STREET (SOUTH),
253 Cowgate.
1 Edinburgh Loan Company
8 James Bertram, cowfeeder
A. Donaldson & Sons, tool-makers
NORTH BRIDGF, High Street
to Register Office.
1 J. Turnbull & Co. coach-office
2 Thomas Cooper, button-factor
2 Walker and Co. engravers
2 John Coliie, printer
2 Collie & Smith, straw-hat makers
3 James Ormiston, merchant
4 D. M'Beath, hatter
5 Charles Murdoch, seal-engraver
5 A. Banks junior, bookbinder
5 Charles M'Farlane, carver
7 Charles Howden, dealer in shoes
8 J. Williams, jewel-case maker