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354t Miscellaneous Advertisements.
TO TOURISTS.
JOHN HAMILTON,
BOOKSELLER SXATIONER, AND MAPSELLER,
15, South St Andrew Street, Edinburgh.
"IlT^LTHERE every information may be obtained regarding Tours and Travelling in
Scotland.
Travellers' Guides, Travelling-Maps, Road-Books, and Itineraries ; IMaps and
Plans of Edinburgh and the Vicinity ; Guides to the City and the Environs ; Views
of Edinburgh and the Picturesque Scenery of Scotland.
SKETCH-BOOKS AND DRAWING MATERIALS.
Travellers' Guides, Road-Books, and Itineraries, to the various Countries on the
Continent. Books relating to Conversations and the Study of the different Lan-
guages.
BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
J. Hamilton has always a large and well assorted stock of Writing Papers and
general Stationary, which he continues to sell on the most moderate terms.
Ledgers, Journals, Day-Books, Cash- Books, and Account-Books, of all kinds,
ruled and bound to any pattern, and made up of the best Papers, warranted to
write pleasantly on both sides, at the cheapest Prices generally charged for inferior
Scotch papers.
Very fine Dutch Quills and Pens uncommonly cheap. Steel Pens by all the best
makers.
Periodicals and New Publications received from London by regular Weekly Par-
cels, and carefully forwarded to any part of the Country.
Maps, Atlasses, and Globes for Schools and Counting- Houses in great variety.
Edinbcrch,
15, South St Andrew Street,
NEW CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
41, DUNDAS STREET.
LAWRIE & WRIGHT,
"DEG to return thanks to their Friends and the Public who have kindly supported
them since the opening of their Establishment.
They beg to call attention to their
CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
which is now considerably enlarged, and to which all the New Works of Interest are
added as they appear.
Their Stock of Plain and Fancy Stationary is very Select ; also, Rewards for
Young People, Engravings, &c, Sifi.
TO TOURISTS.
JOHN HAMILTON,
BOOKSELLER SXATIONER, AND MAPSELLER,
15, South St Andrew Street, Edinburgh.
"IlT^LTHERE every information may be obtained regarding Tours and Travelling in
Scotland.
Travellers' Guides, Travelling-Maps, Road-Books, and Itineraries ; IMaps and
Plans of Edinburgh and the Vicinity ; Guides to the City and the Environs ; Views
of Edinburgh and the Picturesque Scenery of Scotland.
SKETCH-BOOKS AND DRAWING MATERIALS.
Travellers' Guides, Road-Books, and Itineraries, to the various Countries on the
Continent. Books relating to Conversations and the Study of the different Lan-
guages.
BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
J. Hamilton has always a large and well assorted stock of Writing Papers and
general Stationary, which he continues to sell on the most moderate terms.
Ledgers, Journals, Day-Books, Cash- Books, and Account-Books, of all kinds,
ruled and bound to any pattern, and made up of the best Papers, warranted to
write pleasantly on both sides, at the cheapest Prices generally charged for inferior
Scotch papers.
Very fine Dutch Quills and Pens uncommonly cheap. Steel Pens by all the best
makers.
Periodicals and New Publications received from London by regular Weekly Par-
cels, and carefully forwarded to any part of the Country.
Maps, Atlasses, and Globes for Schools and Counting- Houses in great variety.
Edinbcrch,
15, South St Andrew Street,
NEW CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
41, DUNDAS STREET.
LAWRIE & WRIGHT,
"DEG to return thanks to their Friends and the Public who have kindly supported
them since the opening of their Establishment.
They beg to call attention to their
CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
which is now considerably enlarged, and to which all the New Works of Interest are
added as they appear.
Their Stock of Plain and Fancy Stationary is very Select ; also, Rewards for
Young People, Engravings, &c, Sifi.
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| Scottish Post Office Directories > Towns > Edinburgh > Post-Office annual directory and calendar > 1838-39 > (394) |
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| Description | Post-Office annual directory and calendar 1838-39 |
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| Description | Edinburgh : Postmaster General, 1839-1845. Preceded by: Post Office annual directory. Succeeded by: Post Office Edinburgh and Leith directory. Title varies. |
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| Description | Directories of individual Scottish towns and their suburbs. |
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| Description | Around 700 Scottish directories published annually by the Post Office or private publishers between 1773 and 1911. Most of Scotland covered, with a focus on Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee and Aberdeen. Most volumes include a general directory (A-Z by surname), street directory (A-Z by street) and trade directory (A-Z by trade). |
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