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Rcch John Rmth and farrier, Graflmarket north fide
Roger William fpirit dealer, Niddry ftreet
J* oger George cork cutter, opp. Cheflel's buildings
Koger Thomas, Xofcbank n^ar White houfe toll
Roger Mrs paftry ihop, No 2. Drummond ftreet
Koger James gardener, Richmond place
Rogefon Anthony teacher of Fencing, Brodie's clofe
Rolland Adam -writ. fig. No 22. north Caftle ftreet
Holland Adam Efq; advocate, No 15. Queen's ftreet
Rollo Capt. Robert, Toll Crofs
Rollo Mils, No 11. Crichton ftreet
Rollo Mrs Paterfon, No 10. George's ftr. f. fide
Rollo William tailor, head Canongate fouth fide
Rollo Thomas gardener, Broughton
Rorhairis William grocer, No 1 1. fouth Caftle ftreet
Ronald Mils, No 3. Windmill ftreet
Ronald John painter, head Swan's clofe
Ronaldfon Mifs, No 1. St John ftreet
Ronaldfon Mrs of Blalrhall, Milne's court
Ronaldfon Francis Efq; furveyor, general poll office,
houfe, Caltonhiil
Ronaldfon Richard jewellery and hard ware (hop, opp.
Bank ftreet Lawnmarket
Role John grocer, head Campbell's clofe Canongate
Rofe copper plate printer, Bell's wynd
RofirMifs, No 1 5. "fouth Caftle ftreet
Rofs Hugh writer, New ftreet Canonrate
Rofs Alexander Efq; N'o 19. Queen's ftreet
Rofs Mathew Efq; advocate} No 4. Queen's ftreet
Rofs John writ. fig. Greenfide place Leith walk
Rofs George Efq; advocate, No 4. f. St Andrew's ftr.
Rofs David Efq; of Ankerville, No 3. St Andrew's fq.
Rofs Thomas A. M. private Englifh academy, No
Shakefpear fquare
Rofs John painter, Elliot's court Caftlehill
Rofs & Blackwood bookfellers, No 29. Parliament ch
Rofs Mrs lodgings, Writers court
Rofs William fhoe ware houfe, head Stamp office cl,
Rofs Hector tailor, opp. foot Dickfon's clofe
Rofs Robert tailor, Milne's fquare
Rofs J. painter, Potter-row

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1800-01 - Edinburgh and Leith directory to July 1801
DescriptionContaining an alphabetical arrangement of noblemen, private gentlemen, merchants, traders, and others, in the city and suburbs of Edinburgh and Leith, &c. with an elegant atlas of Scotland engraved for this work. Carefully selected by Thomas Aitchison, Leith Wynd..
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Edinburgh
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DescriptionDirectories of individual Scottish towns and their suburbs.
Scottish Post Office Directories
DescriptionAround 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).