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EDINBURGH STREET DIRECTORY.
H.M'Kay, of Charity Workhouse
70 Donald M'Kenzie, wright
64 Clerk's close
64 Andrew Birrel, currier
56 Hugh Mackay, bookseller
56 James Wilson, tailor
56 J. G. Ralston, corsetmaker
56 James Clark, steeple clockmaker
54 John Smellie, grocer
50 James Campbell, hairdresser
48 Robert Lunn, engraver
46 James Anderson, grocer
42 Allison square
D. Menzies & Son, bootmakers, 1
Thomas Blyth, spirit-dealer, 3
Mrs Wm. Hutchison, grocer, 4
Alex. Crichton, shoemaker, 5
Mrs Howden, 5
James Dobbie, missionary, 5
28 JBortlnviclis close
28 C. & C. Morrison, cabinetmakers.
28 Archibald Kidd, currier
24 Donald M'Dougall, spirit-merch.
20 Wm. Henderson, spirit-dealer
18 Hume's entry
IS John Clark, smith
18 Andrew Brodie, surveyor
2 John Low, plumber
Powburn — See Causewayside
1'owder Hall — See Brougton Rd.
PRESTON STREET (WEST),
Causewayside to Newinaton Place.
1 James M'Ostrich, grocer
2 Robert Beatson, writer
3 Lieutenant D. Macdonald
3 John Hart, writer
3 M. B. Hutchison, esq.
3 Misses Martin
5 David Hutton, clothier
4 Mrs Gordon
5 G. Graves, colourer
C Donald Eraser, quarter-master
6 Fred. J. Knox, surgeon
6 John Robertson, warehouseman
C Alex. Ramsay, inspector of police
6 Alexander Huie, agent
7 Miss Johnston
10 Mrs Jaffrey
10 Richard Jack, jeweller
10 Geo. Rule, of Commercial Bank
10 J. Haig, of Advocates' Library
10 MrsCalder
12 John Scott, baker
Prestonfield, near Grayfield toll
PRESTON STREET (EAST),
St Leonard St. to West Preston St.
1 John Crerar, grocer
2 Mrs Colonel Martin
2 William Whytock, transcriber
Primrose Bank, Trinity
PRINCE'S STREET, Waterloo
Place to Hope St., Charlotte Sq.
1 William Lindores, spirit-merch.
2 W. J. Brown, coach-office
2 John Croat's coach-office
4 Thos. Cleghorn, seed-merchant
4 J. Learmonth and Co. coachmak
4 J. Patterson, leather-merchant
it Alexander Russell, coachmaker
8 W. Macqueen's hotel
9 William Trotter, upholsterer
10 Royal Mail Cuaeh-qffiee
10 A. Rutherford, spirit-merchant
1 1 John Stewart, Crown hotel
12 James Spears, Express coach offi.
12 Alexander Ainslie, saddler
12 D. Lindsay, agent
13 John Brown, bootmaker
14 J. Brown & Co. bootmakers
15 J. G. Thomson & Co. wine mer.
15 Cowan & Strachan, silk-mercers
16 David Whitelaw, watchmaker
17 Cowan and Co. papermakers
18 & 10 J. Mackay, hotel-keeper
20 Rich. Waterston & Co. drapers
21 Campbell's Hotel
22 Croal's coach-office
23 R. Wilson, fishing-tackle maker
23 George Cotton, tobacconist
24 William Roughhead, draper
25 James Johnston, packet-office
25 J. W. Lyon and Co., Bazaar
27 Aberd. Smack &■ Steam Packet off.
27 W. B. Mackenzie, silk-mercer
28 W. Cotton and Co. tobacconists
29 J. and A. Rymer, saddlers
29 Smith & White, woollen -drapers
29 MaryDanby, cigar shop
30 Mrs G. Montgomery, confect.
31 Francis Bridges, esq.
31 Mrs Cunningham
32 Miss J. Macdonald, worsted shop
32 H. Laing, engraver
32 John Play, lottery-office
33 Pugh and Plews, chemists
34 Connal and Son, perfumers
35 Star coach-office
36 Star Hotel, J. Sorley
37 John Ross, tea warehouse
39 Alex. Robertson, music-seller
40 Alex. Allan and Co. bankers
40 John Martin, esq. banker
41 Boyd, Bayne, and Co. fruiterers
42 Chalmers and Son, carvers
42 Hugh Dixon, tobacconist
43 John Bain, ladies' bootmaker
43 David Gibson, portrait-painter
43 Robert Anderson, dentist
43 George Steele, tailor
43 Mrs Deans, straw-plait shop
43 A. Muller and Co.
44 C. Thomson, fishing-rod maker
45 Watt & Macalpin, watchmakers
45 Robert Dobbie, clothier
45 Croley and Co. staymakers
45 John Johnston, dentist
46 Davie and Newton, saddlers
46 Wm. Purves and Co. clothiers
47 J. Steele, toy-shop
47 Alex. Robertson, music-seller
48 W. J. Wilkinson, druggist
48 W. Whitehead, boot warehouse
49 Nightingale and Son, tailors
49 A. Prince and Co. furriers
49 Stephen Rogers, bootmaker
49 Daniel Mackintosh, esq.
50 Alexander Hill, bookseller
50 Miss C. Brown, corsetmaker
51 James Ross, postmaster
52 James Pattison, hairdresser
52 Johnston & Graham, silk-mere.
53 Royal Hotel, H. M. Gibb
54 Small, Bruce, & Co. music-sel.
54 Albyn Hotel, W. Boston
55 James Alison junior, tailor
55 George Duncan, bootmaker
55 Robert Shand, agent
50 John Stampa, printseller
57 W. Truefitt, hairdresser
58 Alexander Adie, optician
59 T. Duncan and Co. bootmakers
59 James King, lapidary
60 John Mundell, stationer
60 Miss Ann Paul, worsted shop
60 George Cant, basketmaker
60 John Webb, shoemaker
60 D. Leitch and Son, clothiers
60 V. C. Baird, wine-merchant
61 John Menzies, bookseller
61 Francis Jeandin, toy-shop
62 Edward Curtis and Co. tailors
63 Ja. Wallace & Co. gunmakers
63 W. & J. Donaldson, print-sellers-
63 James Stewart, tailor
63 V. C. Baird, spirit-merchant
03 Philip Levy and Co. furriers
64 Robert B. Ewart, saddler
64 James Howie, portrait-painter
64 H. Forbes, seal-engraver
64 Arch. Thomson, watchmaker
65 William Cushnie, dyer
65 T. Johns, tailor
65 Robert Scott, engraver
65 Mrs J. Malcolm
66 Mrs J.L.Donaldson, worsted sh.
66 John Edmonston, bird-stuffer
67 Morris Scott, bru>h-manufact.
67 Scott and Orr, druggists
68 G. Mitchell, dealer in curiosities
68 Alexander Forbes, cabinetmak.
69 John Whitehead, shoemaker
70 Alexander Blackie, baker
72 Cameron and Nicolson, tailors
72 G.M.Mather, miniature-painter
73 Medical hall, T. Butler 6i Co.
74 Doull, Sinclair, & White, contec.
74 Dugald M'Lean, fruiterer
75 Scaife, Smalt, and Pinn, tailors
75 James Clark, tailor and clothier
76 James White, umbrella shop
77 John Connal junior, perfumer
77 J- Johnston, tobacconist
77 James Smith, shoemaker
Royal Institution, John Sam-
1110ns, keeper
Antiquarian S .ciety
Royal Society
Trustees' 1 Academy
Alex. Smith, of Trustees' office
78 William Tait, bookseller
78 George Sanderson, merchant
79 Edward Sawers, accountant
79 William Laing, gunmaker
79 Miss Fairgrieve, milliner
79 A. Aikman, stationer
80 A. Burr, silk-mercer
80 R. Fraser and Son, tailors
80 George Durr, tailor
81 C. Tindale Bruce, esq.
82 Alexander Tait, hairdresser
82 W. S. Cockburn, jeweller
82 J. Hardie, furrier
83 Robert Purdie, musicseller
83 .John Wotherspoon, esq. W. S.
83 James Colston, printer
84 Tax Office for Scotlund
EDINBURGH STREET DIRECTORY.
H.M'Kay, of Charity Workhouse
70 Donald M'Kenzie, wright
64 Clerk's close
64 Andrew Birrel, currier
56 Hugh Mackay, bookseller
56 James Wilson, tailor
56 J. G. Ralston, corsetmaker
56 James Clark, steeple clockmaker
54 John Smellie, grocer
50 James Campbell, hairdresser
48 Robert Lunn, engraver
46 James Anderson, grocer
42 Allison square
D. Menzies & Son, bootmakers, 1
Thomas Blyth, spirit-dealer, 3
Mrs Wm. Hutchison, grocer, 4
Alex. Crichton, shoemaker, 5
Mrs Howden, 5
James Dobbie, missionary, 5
28 JBortlnviclis close
28 C. & C. Morrison, cabinetmakers.
28 Archibald Kidd, currier
24 Donald M'Dougall, spirit-merch.
20 Wm. Henderson, spirit-dealer
18 Hume's entry
IS John Clark, smith
18 Andrew Brodie, surveyor
2 John Low, plumber
Powburn — See Causewayside
1'owder Hall — See Brougton Rd.
PRESTON STREET (WEST),
Causewayside to Newinaton Place.
1 James M'Ostrich, grocer
2 Robert Beatson, writer
3 Lieutenant D. Macdonald
3 John Hart, writer
3 M. B. Hutchison, esq.
3 Misses Martin
5 David Hutton, clothier
4 Mrs Gordon
5 G. Graves, colourer
C Donald Eraser, quarter-master
6 Fred. J. Knox, surgeon
6 John Robertson, warehouseman
C Alex. Ramsay, inspector of police
6 Alexander Huie, agent
7 Miss Johnston
10 Mrs Jaffrey
10 Richard Jack, jeweller
10 Geo. Rule, of Commercial Bank
10 J. Haig, of Advocates' Library
10 MrsCalder
12 John Scott, baker
Prestonfield, near Grayfield toll
PRESTON STREET (EAST),
St Leonard St. to West Preston St.
1 John Crerar, grocer
2 Mrs Colonel Martin
2 William Whytock, transcriber
Primrose Bank, Trinity
PRINCE'S STREET, Waterloo
Place to Hope St., Charlotte Sq.
1 William Lindores, spirit-merch.
2 W. J. Brown, coach-office
2 John Croat's coach-office
4 Thos. Cleghorn, seed-merchant
4 J. Learmonth and Co. coachmak
4 J. Patterson, leather-merchant
it Alexander Russell, coachmaker
8 W. Macqueen's hotel
9 William Trotter, upholsterer
10 Royal Mail Cuaeh-qffiee
10 A. Rutherford, spirit-merchant
1 1 John Stewart, Crown hotel
12 James Spears, Express coach offi.
12 Alexander Ainslie, saddler
12 D. Lindsay, agent
13 John Brown, bootmaker
14 J. Brown & Co. bootmakers
15 J. G. Thomson & Co. wine mer.
15 Cowan & Strachan, silk-mercers
16 David Whitelaw, watchmaker
17 Cowan and Co. papermakers
18 & 10 J. Mackay, hotel-keeper
20 Rich. Waterston & Co. drapers
21 Campbell's Hotel
22 Croal's coach-office
23 R. Wilson, fishing-tackle maker
23 George Cotton, tobacconist
24 William Roughhead, draper
25 James Johnston, packet-office
25 J. W. Lyon and Co., Bazaar
27 Aberd. Smack &■ Steam Packet off.
27 W. B. Mackenzie, silk-mercer
28 W. Cotton and Co. tobacconists
29 J. and A. Rymer, saddlers
29 Smith & White, woollen -drapers
29 MaryDanby, cigar shop
30 Mrs G. Montgomery, confect.
31 Francis Bridges, esq.
31 Mrs Cunningham
32 Miss J. Macdonald, worsted shop
32 H. Laing, engraver
32 John Play, lottery-office
33 Pugh and Plews, chemists
34 Connal and Son, perfumers
35 Star coach-office
36 Star Hotel, J. Sorley
37 John Ross, tea warehouse
39 Alex. Robertson, music-seller
40 Alex. Allan and Co. bankers
40 John Martin, esq. banker
41 Boyd, Bayne, and Co. fruiterers
42 Chalmers and Son, carvers
42 Hugh Dixon, tobacconist
43 John Bain, ladies' bootmaker
43 David Gibson, portrait-painter
43 Robert Anderson, dentist
43 George Steele, tailor
43 Mrs Deans, straw-plait shop
43 A. Muller and Co.
44 C. Thomson, fishing-rod maker
45 Watt & Macalpin, watchmakers
45 Robert Dobbie, clothier
45 Croley and Co. staymakers
45 John Johnston, dentist
46 Davie and Newton, saddlers
46 Wm. Purves and Co. clothiers
47 J. Steele, toy-shop
47 Alex. Robertson, music-seller
48 W. J. Wilkinson, druggist
48 W. Whitehead, boot warehouse
49 Nightingale and Son, tailors
49 A. Prince and Co. furriers
49 Stephen Rogers, bootmaker
49 Daniel Mackintosh, esq.
50 Alexander Hill, bookseller
50 Miss C. Brown, corsetmaker
51 James Ross, postmaster
52 James Pattison, hairdresser
52 Johnston & Graham, silk-mere.
53 Royal Hotel, H. M. Gibb
54 Small, Bruce, & Co. music-sel.
54 Albyn Hotel, W. Boston
55 James Alison junior, tailor
55 George Duncan, bootmaker
55 Robert Shand, agent
50 John Stampa, printseller
57 W. Truefitt, hairdresser
58 Alexander Adie, optician
59 T. Duncan and Co. bootmakers
59 James King, lapidary
60 John Mundell, stationer
60 Miss Ann Paul, worsted shop
60 George Cant, basketmaker
60 John Webb, shoemaker
60 D. Leitch and Son, clothiers
60 V. C. Baird, wine-merchant
61 John Menzies, bookseller
61 Francis Jeandin, toy-shop
62 Edward Curtis and Co. tailors
63 Ja. Wallace & Co. gunmakers
63 W. & J. Donaldson, print-sellers-
63 James Stewart, tailor
63 V. C. Baird, spirit-merchant
03 Philip Levy and Co. furriers
64 Robert B. Ewart, saddler
64 James Howie, portrait-painter
64 H. Forbes, seal-engraver
64 Arch. Thomson, watchmaker
65 William Cushnie, dyer
65 T. Johns, tailor
65 Robert Scott, engraver
65 Mrs J. Malcolm
66 Mrs J.L.Donaldson, worsted sh.
66 John Edmonston, bird-stuffer
67 Morris Scott, bru>h-manufact.
67 Scott and Orr, druggists
68 G. Mitchell, dealer in curiosities
68 Alexander Forbes, cabinetmak.
69 John Whitehead, shoemaker
70 Alexander Blackie, baker
72 Cameron and Nicolson, tailors
72 G.M.Mather, miniature-painter
73 Medical hall, T. Butler 6i Co.
74 Doull, Sinclair, & White, contec.
74 Dugald M'Lean, fruiterer
75 Scaife, Smalt, and Pinn, tailors
75 James Clark, tailor and clothier
76 James White, umbrella shop
77 John Connal junior, perfumer
77 J- Johnston, tobacconist
77 James Smith, shoemaker
Royal Institution, John Sam-
1110ns, keeper
Antiquarian S .ciety
Royal Society
Trustees' 1 Academy
Alex. Smith, of Trustees' office
78 William Tait, bookseller
78 George Sanderson, merchant
79 Edward Sawers, accountant
79 William Laing, gunmaker
79 Miss Fairgrieve, milliner
79 A. Aikman, stationer
80 A. Burr, silk-mercer
80 R. Fraser and Son, tailors
80 George Durr, tailor
81 C. Tindale Bruce, esq.
82 Alexander Tait, hairdresser
82 W. S. Cockburn, jeweller
82 J. Hardie, furrier
83 Robert Purdie, musicseller
83 .John Wotherspoon, esq. W. S.
83 James Colston, printer
84 Tax Office for Scotlund
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| Description | Post-Office Annual directory 1833-34 |
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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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