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Morrifon Robert, flioemakcr, Canonpate hn^A
Morrifoii & Laurie, boardinj» fchool, Gostord's clofe
Morrifon John, hairdreff^jr & perfumer, Leith iliect
Moren John, printer, old Affcinbly ckfe
Moren Alexander, grocer, Luckenbooihj
Morton John, vintner, Luckcabooths
Moriland John, advocate, Geurge'u ilrect
Mortimer Wm. maiiufaiSturcr, Sciiiwes
- Mundell Mrs & Son, printers, Back Hairs
Mtiirhead George, tilkdyer, Leith wynd
Muirhead William, brufh manuLdlar.:r, RiJvIIt's cL
Mutrhcad William, fniich, Cilloti
M'jirhcad Henry, fniirh, Calio.i
Mufchet George, roufic teacher, Shakefpcar fqwarc
Murifon Andrew, writer, Hanover llreet
Moodie John, fchool mafter, oppofite Blair's ftreet
Murray Francis carl of, Drumfiiengh
Murray Jamed Wolf, advocate. No 3 James's fquarc
Murray Colonel, George's ftreet
r Murray James, ivory turner, Potter row port
Murray George, writer, Caufway fide
Murray Henry, hair drefier, Milne's fquare
Murray William, writer, Advocates clofe
Murray Mrs, baker, front of Jamei's court
Murray David, watch maker, front of James's court
Alurray David, writer, Craig's clofe
Murray Andrew, grocer, Grafs market, north fide
Murray Adam, diftiller, Grafs market
,JirIurray James, grocer, near the guard, fouth fide
Murray William, baker, Cowgate head
Murray William, writer, Gosford's clofe
Murray Patrick, baker, Lawnmarket, fouth fide
Murray Mifs, fpirit dealer, back of the Founcaiu well
Murray & Henry, mantuamak re, Cam't clafe
Murray Mifs, Fountain clofe
Murray Mrs. KaJiarine. Dickfon's clofe
Murray George, grocer & confeclioiier. NetLcibow
Murray Patrick, baker. Chapel of Eafe
Murray Mrs, Chaptl ftreet
Murray Robert, (hoemaker. Canonj^atc head
Murray Wiiliam. grocer, head of New ftreet
Manay Janaej. taylor. bead cf Lci;h wj-Rd
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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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