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DUN
EDINBURGH AND LEITH
DUN
22 Miss Peat
22 D. J. M'Brair, esq. S. S. C.
22 John Meiklejohn, esq. W.S.
22 Ko. Dougall, cabinet-maker
22 Henry Banks, tailor
20 Mrs ]\I'Lachlan,
18 C. & D. Stewart, esqrs. S. S. C.
16 Mrs Ramsay
14 James Dewar, teacher of music
14 Thomas Beveridge, esq. D.C.S.
12 Hopkirk & Imlach, esqrs- W.S.
10 Thomas Rankin, esq. S.S.C-
8 Mrs Smith
8 L. Colquhoun, esq. advocate
6 Mrs Bell
4 John Brown, S.S.C.
4 Alexr. Kay, teacher of drawing
2 John Craig, painter
DUKE STREET (Leitk.)
Robt. Clarkson.china-mercht
Alexander Downs, corn-dealer
Charles Smith, grocer
Carnegie & Co. wine-merchts.
Cockburn & Co. wine-merchts.
Hutchinson & Rogers, timb.-m.
Thomson s place
Misses Bruce & Paris board-
ing school
A. Hume (of Hume & Scot)
John Kay, teacher
William Robertson, cooper
J, Marshall, iron-merchant
John Sturrock, brassfounder
A. Rogers, wood-merchant
Alex. Davidson, dairy
Alex. Nicolson, dairy
P. Bell, grocer
J. & W. Adamson, fish-curers
F. Livingstone, grocer
James Robertson, baker
Alex. Henderson, sen. wright
William Hall, undertaker
Geo Nicolson, bedstead maker
Alexander Fergus, carter
James Simpson, tailor
Alexander Peat, messenger
J. Maxwell, teacher
Mark Archer, smith
James Thomson, smith
Alexander Pairman, cowfeeder
Thomas Blurray, smith
Francis Sutherland, gent.
Alethodist Chapel,
J. R. Milner, druggist
DUNCAN STREET.
3 Mrs Black, lodgings
3 jVIrs Campbell
3 William M'Gibbon, lodgings
3 ]Mrs Watt
3 Mrs Smith, lodgings
3 Miss Finlay
5 Alexander Fowler, painter
7 David Simpson, baker
!) Dr. Knapp
] Thomas Frnser, esq.
11 Edward Gilchrist, esq.
1 1 David Craik, writer
1 1 A. Fyfe, accountant
22 John Boyd, cabinetmaker
20 John Gordon, esq.
1 8 John Farquharson,^odgings
1 8 John Proudfoot, manufacturer
18 Miss MiUer
] 6 Mrs Stewart
12 Thomas Tod, baker
10 James Boyd, cabinetmaker
1 INIisses Rattray
10 Mrs Hope
10 Mrs Maxton
10 John Thomson, grocer
8 James Stark, esq. advocate
6 J. M'Laren, boot & shoemaker
4 Mrs Brodie
4 Miss D. Brown
4 Miss Ferguson
2 John Thomson, grocer
DUNCAN STREET,
Ntwington,
\ W. Chadwick, (J. C. & Sons)
2 Mrs Stevenson
3 AV. Shiell, esq. Ass. C. of Session
4 Mrs Lisle
5 William Davidson, esq.
6 Francis Wright, merchant
7 John M'Lachlan, bookseller
() Andrew Wilkie, silversmith
1 1 ]\Irs Bonthron
DUNCAN PLACE (UitL)
John Anderson, of Customs
T. R. Wright, printer
Mrs Skeen
Miss M'Pherson, stock-graft
Neil Gourley, mason
John Archibald, agent
Miss Dick
DUNDAS STREET.
1 Miss Sharp, poulterer
1 Miss Scott
1 Mrs Cunmgham
1 Joseph Livingstone, hosier
3 John Fletcher, bookseller
3 Mrs Mitchell
5 Mrs Gow
5 Miss M'Millan, dressmaker
5 Mrs Blackie f^
5 John Robertson, lodgings
7 J. Duncan, surgeon
9 Alex. Youngson, esq. W.S.
1 1 Char. Hargett, teacher of music
11 Jn. Pearman, portrait-painter
1 1 Miss M'Naughton, day-school
13 John Richardson, hairdresser
15 J. H. Balf our, M,.F.R.CS
17 John Kay, lodgings
17 Thos. Blackie, wine-merchant
17 J. Scott, writer
17 Rev. Daniel Thomson, teacher
17 G. M'Millan, flesher
17 Alexander Park, teacher
17 Robert RoUo, bootmaker ' .
19 John Smith, manufacturer ' ' 1
19 Mrs Purves
19 Mrs Brown
19 Thomas Hoi turn, tailor
21 Alex. M'Gregor, stationer
^g° Northumberland street,
23 G. Wright, grocer
23 Miss Walker, staymaker
23 Miss Rattray, dressmaker
23 J. Minto. surgeon & accoucheur
23 Miss Fuller
23 William Smith, teacher
23 Mrs Edmonds, lodgings
23 John Robertson, coach-hirer
25 James Cornwall, surgeon, J\I.D.
27 Mrs Pearson
27 Andrew Smith, esq. W.S.
27 James Newton, esq.
27 Adam. Bryden, bellhanger
27 David Bridges, esq.
29 Mrs Home
29 William Stott, painter
31 R. Marshall and Son, fleshers
31 John Gilruth, teacher
33 Misses C. Ross, staymakers
33 Joseph JNIiller, tailor
33 Thomas Nisbet, bookseller
33 Mrs CampbeU
35 John Jackson, painter
35 Mrs J. Cuthbertson, confections
37 P. Dewar, fruiterer
39 D. Levack, merchant
41 Lawrie & Knight, stationers
41 James Fowler, wright
43 Tho. Johnstone, tea-merchant
50 Wm. Scone, flesher
48 Alex. Orrock, spirit-merchant
44 John Dunbar, tinsmith
38 Miss Trail, straw-hatmaker
36 Archibald Smith, shoemaker
34 AY. M'Candlish, of stamps and
taxes
32 Miss Arrigani
32 John Davis, optician
32 Miss Strong
32 Mrs Wands
30 James Malcolm, S. S.C.
30 William Berry, dyer
28 Mrs Wilkie, of Bonnington
26 Mrs Dr Greive
26 Mrs John Smith
26 J. F. Wilkie, esq. S. S. C.
26 R. Selby, solicitor
26 Mrs Dr Greive
24 Daniel Christie, S.S.C.
24 Robert Comb, shoemaker
22 Mrs William Hope
22 Gavin Hardie, esq. advocate
22 Mrs Duncan
22 Mrs G. Morrison, grocer
1^^ Northumberland street
20 W. Anderson, waiter
18 G. M'Millan, flesher
18 Scott & Balderston, esqrs. W.S.
18 Mrs Atkenson, midwife
18 Andrew Henderson, wright