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STREET DinECTony.
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66 James La'mg, books-eller
64 John Henderson , yrocer
LAURISTON STREET.
1 John Dickson, smith
5 INlis Smith, straw- liatmaker
9 Wilham Hunter, currier
17 Lewis Borihwick, esq. W. S.
19 John Nicol, builder
19 John Johnstone, teacher
21 James Lawson, tobacconist
'21 W. Harknessjudi^e's robe-keeper
■il William Burton, cleik
21 Mrs Adam
23 Mrs Murray
23 E. Braidwood, mason
'J3 John Chisholni, grocer
25 D. Fisher's lodgings
S3 William Forrest, plasterer
23 George Veitch, missionary
,50 Andrew Hardie, cabinetmaker
4'2 William Melrose, cowf'eeder
38 Mrs Stewart, grocer
28 James Lindsay, merchant
28 John Auston, J. P. ofiicer
28 John Russel, wright
LAURISTON TERRACE.
1 Captain John Munro
2 J.inies Robertson, merchant
2 Mrs Wilson
2 iMrs Mabon
2 i\Irs Milne
2 John Waterston, builder
2 Alexander Dallas, quartermaster
2 John Wells, agent
4 Misses Davidson & Meldrum,
dressmakers
LAWRIE STREET (Leilh.)
1 Mrs Thomas Marshall
2 David Pirrie, wright
2 Mrs Thomson
2 David Millar, shipmaster
4 Thomas Hall, nailer
6 Francis Taylor, wrijfht
6 Alexander Dodds, of Customs
8 James Sutherland, teacher
LEGGET'S LAND.
1 James Thorn, chimney-sweeper
6 R. Shillinglaw, builder
11 Robert Legget, grocer
Win. Pow, painter, Haugh Street
LEITH STREET.
.3 Henry Thomson, tobacconist
7 John Rodgeis, hairdresser
7 Mrs D. Irvine
7 James Turnbull, tailor
7 R. !\I'Killop, waiter
9 William Emlay, fruiterer
1 1 Peter IMackinally, watchmaker
13 John F. Tress, tea-dealer
17 D. Campbell, bible depot
19 Thomas Lamb, confectioner
-1 Hen. Thomson, carver and gilder 12 Mrs Hill
21 Gilbert Jardin, tailor
2 1 Robert Davidson, bootmaker
23 Robert Bell, shoemaker
'J5 Thomas Ker, surgeon
■- 9 James Ritchie, watchmaker
3 1 .Tames Morison, bootmaker
03 Thomas Litilejohn, confectioner
35 INIrs Biitchard, lodgings
So Miss Wetherspoon, lodgings
35 Miss Thoinsonj dressmaker
35 Miss Symington, clear-slarcher
o5 Thomas Isbister, grocer
37 Jame.s Hardie, tobacconist
39 Alex. Murray, comb warehouse
41 John Nicholson, shoemaker
43 Richard Brown, hosier
'iS James Gray, wine-merchant
76 John M'Donaid bootmaker
74 T. Russell, tea, wine, & spirit- deal
72 A. Henderson, beef-steak shop
70 Thomas Lee, confectioner
6>i Edward Thomson, clothier
64 Robert Clark, engraver
62 R. F. IMerrylees, jeweller
62 T. Johnston, jeweller
58 INIrs George Swanston, vintner
56 Alexander Cushnie, glover
54 Mrs Welsh, glover
52 John Richardson sen. hairdresser
45 Robert Grierson, jeweller
46 Nicol Bowack, bookbinder
44 Hugh Watt, stationer
42 Robert Greenoak, bootmaker
.58 John Gregg, shoemaker
,34 Robert Brown, hosier
32 Thomas Peat, bookseller
30 Andrew Robertson, fringemaker
26 C. H. Farquharson, jeweller
22 Peter Main, bootmaker
18 J. & J. Baxter slaters and glaziers
16 Andrew Paton, saddler
14 John Eraser, hosier and glover
12 T. B. Stephen, bookseller
10 J. Stewart, shoemaker
8 J. and T. Dow. shoemakers
6 J. Johnston, tobacconist
2 Mrs Renny, fruiterer
LEITH STREET TERRACE.
1 D. Cormack & son, ironmonger
1 Armstrong and Co. agents
2 David Pollock, hotel
.5 R. Stevenson, tort.shellcombmak.
4 IMrs Christie, straw- hat maker
5 W. J. Brown, agent
5 John Williamson, jeweller
5 And. Macqueei), of the G. P. O.
5 Alexander Burgess, mail guard
5 Mrs iM'Kelvie's lodgings
8 .lames Glover, painter
10 Robert Home, engraver
1 1 J. Mather &• Co. warehousemen
I I J. Henderson's tavern
I I Mrs Thomson's tavern
1 1 James Menzies, shoemaker
1 1 Alexander Cushnie, glover
12 .Miss Home, lodgings
12 Miss Inglis
1 2 W. it J. Donaldson, picture deal.
1.3 Paterson's Tavern
15 Uiiinn Loan Co. ; J. Williamson
manager
LEITH WALK.
7 William Stephens, cooper
John Croal, coach-builder
Heriot court
A. G. S^imerville, esq. president
of G. P. O.
15 David Ness, marblecutter&sculp.
17 Charles Green, of Jury-Court
17 Charles Sommerville, .shoiinaker
1 8 Archibald Rough, chairmaker
19 John Malcolm, cabinetmaker
21 Edinbitrtih Foundry
24 James Eraser, spirit-dealer
25 G. Currie, silk-dyer
30 J. and J. Carstairs, combmakers
33 flirs Douglas, dairy
34 James Slight & Co. engineers
37 Lawrie & Ferguson, marble cutt.
Lane, David Carstairs, gardener
Mrs Allan, gardener
Globe foundry & engine work
Dickson and Co's nurseries
John Shanklie, nurseryman
Robert Somervill, esq.
Haiot's buildiiiys.
William Cooper, silk-d3'er
W. Cooper Hay, silk- dyer
William Mason, shoemaker
Peter Hay, silk dyer
John Auld, shoemaker
David Reid & Son, nurseryman
21 Andrew Watson, spirit-dealer
33 Wm. Sutherland, spirit- dealer
William Bain, spirit dealer
Thomas Nelson, gardener
Andrew Park, timber-mercliant
Umit/i 's place.
Alex. Lindsay, of J. &R. Kaimes
2 Mrs A. Nicholson
R. Wilson, accountant
2 James Saunders, merchant
George Minto, esq.
J. Crabbie, wine-merchant, 2
Dr J. M'Rae, R. N. 4
Robert Martin, corn factor, 6
8 George Cunningham & Spence
8 Charles H. Napier
8 Robert Park, wood- merchant
Geo. Blanchard (J. & R.Raimes)
Dr Robert Muir, 8
Will. Miller, wood merchant, 10
J, and R. Raimes, agents
William Crawford, merchant, 17
George Berry, agent, 15
Richard Raimes, esq. 13
C J. Henderson, agent, 11
Miss Salter, 1 1
Mrs Turner, 9
Mrs. Muir, 9
Rev. John Smart, 7