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Mztn Peter, artift, Caftle bank
iV/ain Thomas, gardener, Abbey hfll
yl/anderfon William, brewer. South back of Canong,
ilfanderfon john. druggilt, Rofe llreet
y^/3nne^8 Thomns, writer to the fignet, Lawnmarket
yi/ansiield Ramtay & Co. bankers. Royal Exchange
Afansfield Jam-'*, hanker, George's ibcet
yi'/ansfield Mrs. George's ftreet
i'V/ansfield Mi.i, Thiille court
•■il^anfon Thorn .8, writer, north fide St. James's fq.
A^arnoch^ankh Mrs, foot of the Cai.oiigate
7^/arnoch Jonn, carver & gilder, Soiilh Bridge
TJ'/arnoch William, grocer, Abbey hill
Mirch Waker, hair dreffer, St. A'ln'a ftreet
Mztch Mrs, midwife, Libberton's wynd
i^arfhall James, writer, Sunnmerhall
TJfarfhall Peter, painter, Rofe ftreet
y^farftiall & Armftrong, plumber*. Weft Regifter ftr.
JT^rftiall Keith. Sf. Patrick's fquare
yifarfhall Francis & Son, hardw. nnerchta. Luckenb.
''i'V/arfhall Jaiies, writer to the fi.^net, Milnt's fquare
TVfarftiall James, writer, Caftle hill
TIfarftiaH Robert, grocer, head of Halkcrllon'a wynd
yWarlTiall Robert, ftabler, head of the Cowgate
JWdTftiall Andrew, leather merchant, Crofs caufway
yWarftiall David, goldfmith. Council chamber door
Minn John, merchant, head of the Lucktaboothj
Manin George, writer, Milne's court
iJfanln David, portrait painter, St. James's fquare
•j^rfariin James, 13eacon !!! of the flicemakers, Pi-nA,
yWartIn David, wrighr. Mint
i^/artin David, painter, Chapel ftreet
Tkfanin William, au<SHoncer, Old Bank clofc
iV/artin Mrs, vintner, Covenant clofe
J\hriin John, merchant, Brifto ftreet
yiYacara Andrew^ Weigh houfe clcrk,back of W. H^
M^rr William, fmith, Weft port
il-fafon Gilbert, Efq; St. Andrew's fquare
Maion Jonn. mercht. Abbey hill, or LuckcnboolliS
M?l(oq James, grocer. Canongate head
. Mafoo John, writer, Canonga.tc head

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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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