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eiianglcr Mifs, Wier'a clofe, Canongate
Charleton Mrs, grocer, Candlcmakcrrow
Charieria Samuel, Efq; within the Exchange
Charterls Charles, Comedy Hut, top St. Ana's ftr.
Charl-sWm. candle maker, opf.foot of Libenon's w,
Charles James, hofier. North bridge (Ireet
Chattos MiflTes, Charles's ftreet
Cheap William, linen manufafturer,Hyndford'« clofe,
houfc Jack's clofe, Canongatc
Cheyne , bookfeller, No 4 St Andrew'a ftr.
Chifliolm William, grocer, Cow^ate port
Chilholm Adam, meal-dealer, Ponfburgh
Chifholm William, grocer, St James's ftreet
Chriftie Adam, writing mat\er, No 5, South bridge
Chriftle George, gold-fmith, weft endLdckenbooihs
Chriftie W. R. fhoe maker, Georpe's ftreet
Chriftie George, taylor, near Hall's church
Chriftif Mifs, of Baberton, 8t John's hill
Chriftie William, book binder, Back ftairs
Chriftie Peter, grocer, BriRo ftreet
Chriftal James, Plainftonc clofe, Canongate
Chriftal Mrs, broker, Canongate head
Chriftie Alex, heel and laft maker. Grafs-market
Chriftifon Alex, teacher, Brifto' ftreet
Clapperton Mrs, Trenk clofe
Clapperton Geo. writer, F'ftier's land, Lawn market
Clerk Lady, Maxwell. N j 52, Prince's ftteet
Clerk Tames, Eiq; No 52, Pr'nce's ftreet
Clerk John Efq advocate, Frederick's ftreet
Clerk Sir John, No 37. Prince's ftreet
Clerk , wriglii, Pleafance
C'cik Allan, writer to the fignet, Weft bow foot
Cletk Mifs. of BonningtoB, George's fquarc
Clerk Iv'liires, No 16, north Hanover ftteet
C erk James, King's ferricr.honth back of the Can,
Cleik Uavid, folicitor at law M rchant ftreet
Clerk J^mes, (hoe maker, wirhin the Exchange
Clerk David, leather manufadnrcr, Brifto' ftreet
Cerk r\\.x. painter, Cowgate head
Clerk R. ihert & Son,gIaEier9, head of Dickfon'a cL
Clerk, Geo. grocer, o^jf, head of Blackfriars wynd

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1790-1792 - Williamson's Edinburgh directory, from June 1790, to June 1792
DescriptionEdinburgh: Printed by C. Denovan, for P. Williamson ... , 1790. Includes Williamson's Leith directory, with separate sequence of signatures and pagination. includes: A supplement to Williamson’s directory, for the city and suburbs of Edinburgh. Containing the alterations ... which compleats the directory already published in June 1790, to June 1792 [BIB 108329]
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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).