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77 Thomas Syine, corsetmaker
79 James Wood, flesher
81 James Fox, engraver
83 11. Davidson, bookseller
85 John Lothian, tobacconist
87 Wm. White, candlemaker
i^ Went Nicotson st.
89 James Kerr, grocer
91 Jas. Wilson, flesher
93 D. & J. M'Callum, spirit-mer.
93 Gray's cnurt
95 John Bow, wine merchant
99 William Pringle, watchmaker
101 Robert Simpson, ham-shop
103 James Graham, confectioner
105 A. Christie, hairdresser
107 Thomas Aitchison, tailor
107 R. Rodgers, tailor
109 H' Brown, tobacconist
111 INIiss M. Stewart, confectioner
Nicnlson- Street chapel
117 Walter Aitken, baker
119 Macdonald & Co. druggists
121 William Bertram, shoemaker
123 Archibald INI^Donald, saddler
125 James Curie, bookseller
127 Law's court
129 R. Torrance, hairdresser
131 James Thomson, hairdresser
135 A. Kidd, tailor
S£S° Crosscauseway
140 John IMitchell, grocer
138 R. Gilles, baker
138 T. E. Shillinglaw, artist
138 ISIiss Greathead, milliner
13jJ James Todd, tailor
138 Alex. Begbie, shoemaker
13G A. Howden, victual-dealer
134 Thomas Gibb, grocer
132 David Crawford, smith
130 John Robertson, victual-dealer
128 Wm. Jamieson, haberdasher
128 Mrs Davidson
128 Boswell Berry, plasterer
12G Alexander Brown, painter
124 IVIrs Jas. Rough, candlemaker
1 20 JMiss E. Mongoineiy, dressma.
120 W. Hay, joiner
120 David Wilkie, surgeon
118 Adam Marshall, flesher
lie James Hogg, stationer
114 Mrs Penman, tobacconist
112 * Haddnn's court
R. Fortune, bandagemaker 2
J. Crawford, barm-brewer, 5
James Laidlaw, esq. 4
J. Allan, plumber, G
Wm. Hay, cabinet-maker, 7
110 Walter Finlay, baker
108 George Robertson, baker
1(»{; Jolin Ijamond, spirit-dealer
104 Gihb's tntry
Thomas Pringle, barm-brewer
Jas. Donaldson, shoemaker, 1
W. lA'cicb, (water-office,) 1
Mrs Park, sick-nurse
James GilfiUan, mason, 1
Mrs Fairbairn, 1
Mrs William Gibson, dyer, 5
George Webster, surgeon, 5
D. Henderson, chim. -sweep, 9
D. M'l^eay, spirit-dealer, 10
D. Taylor, herald, 1 1
Robt. Allan, letter-carrier, 11
102 James AV'illiamson, spirit-mer.
98 P. Rutherford, hosier
96 J. Forrest & Son, bootmakers
94 G. Stewart, victual-dealer
92 G. Stewart jun. victual-dealer
90 Jas. Gibson & Co., silk-dyers
88 James Gibson, dyer, house
88 George Kedzlie, uphoKterer
8G WiUiam INIiller, baker
84 J. Richmond and Co., grocers
82 W. M'Hutcheon, agent
80 J. Hamilton, draper
78 D. Swan, bootmaker
7G Charles Lockie, linen-draper
^gr West Richmond st.
74 Alex. Stewart, spirit-merch.
72 A. Watson, shoemaker
70 J. Cowan, impr. of flowers
70 Allan M'Intosh, bookseller
68 D. Mein (of IMoflTat & Co.)
68 JNIisses M'Farlane, dressmak.
68 Mrs Allan, dressmaker
68 Miss M. Allan, milliner
64 James Sanderson, cowfeeder
64 Thos. Rutherford boot-maker
60 .1. F. Carmichael, port.-pain
58 Asylum for Industrious Blind ;
Oliver Rintoul, manager
56 P. Ritchie, patent press maker
54 W. Kid' I, tea & wine merch.
62 J. 'Wigham, tertius, shawl-ma-
nufacturer and silk man
60 Alex. Boswell, brush-maker
60 J. & W. Greig, riding-masters
48 John INl'Gill, shoemaker
48 David M'Kenzie, cutler
4G John Orphoot, printer
46 Misses Brooks, dressmakers
46 Mrs J. Muir, lodgings
44 Deany & Brown, stationers
42 John Mackintosh, tobacconist
40 Robert Torrance, tinsmith
38 Asylvvi for the Pemale Blind ;
Mrs G. Eraser, matron
36 D. Redpath, confectioner
^-r Hill place
34 William Hunter, painter
32 John Blacklock, shoemaker
30 Mrs John Scott
30 J. M'Isaac, tailor
30 D. Redpath, confect. house
2G A. Hunter & Co. bootmakers
24 IMaculloch Hill, shoemak. ho.
24 Miss Patterson, dressmaker
22 W. and J. Anderson, smiths
20 Miss Henderson, stw.-hatmak.
20 Mrs Alex. H enderson
18 Jas. Grinton, haberdasher, Ao.
18 G. Anderson, solicitor
18 James Anderson, solicitor
Royal College of Surgeons ;
John Dodds, janitor
16 D. & E. Howibon, grocers
14 J. Sibbald, bootmaker.
12 G. Ballantyne, trimming shop
10 Mrs Dr Brown
10 Mrs A. Johnstone
10 William Lennie, teacher
10 A. Forbes, teacher of dancing
10 John Clark, teacher
10 Mrs James Hamilton
10 David Doul, confectioner
10 Mackenzie & Turner, hatters
10 David Whyte, victual-dealer
8 Robert Thomson, spirit dealer
6 E. and J. Johnston, worsted
warehouse
4 Guthrie and Tait, booksellers
2 J. Jeffrey & Sons, haberdash.
NICOLSON ST. (WEST.)
1 Alex. Fairley, umbrellamaker
5 Andrew JMOler, watchmaker
7 John Eawrie, teacher
7 Mrs Walker, lodgings
9 Alex. Calder, grocer
1 1 ]Mrs Reid, ham shop
13 Wood's court
13 John Napier, printers' lead-
makers
13 John Scougall, flesher
15 John Smart, flesher
17 P<ilmers buildings
17 Alexander Livingston, agent
17 Peter Livingston, agent
17 D. Trotter, merchant
17 Misses Hislop & Anderson,
milliners
17 Mrs Dick
17 A. Pollock, agent
17 John Syme, woollen-draper
19 Andrew Melrose, tea-dealer, ho.
23 Mrs R. JNIercer, grocer
25 W. & J. Anderson, smiths, ho.
25 James Napier,sdruggist
25 David I'armer, tailor
27 Ja. Robertson, carver and gilder
29 J. M'Queen, haberdasher
31 William Lawson, silk dyer
35 Miss Craig, setninary
35 Alexander jM'Intosh, turner
35 R. M'Donald, surgeon
35 Misses Andersen, dressmakers
35 Thomas Sloan, shoemaker
35 Misses Sloan, dressmakers
37 -Tames Ritcliie, smith
39 William Thomson, baker
20, 22, & 24 A. Usher & Co. spirit-
merchants
26 A. Usher, of Qsher & Co.
18 A. Sinclair, pawnbroker
18 James Virtue, factor
18 Mrs Currie
Southern Marhels