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Johnston Kobt. esq. W.S. 21 south College street
■ Robert, merchant an«l Rroctr to his Majesty, 42
No. bridge — house -27 St Junes sq.
Robert, pawnbi-oker. 80 High street
Tho. jun. tea, wine & spirit rnerch', 1 Pitt street
Thomas, esq. advocate, i;> Frederick street
• Thomas, goldsmith, diamond paste manufactu-
rer, and lapidary, 4*3 Hanover street
Thomas, painter, 14 Paul's work
• • Thomas, baker, 95 St Leonard street
Thomas, wright, 69 Rose street
Thomas, tobacconist, 3 St Patrick square
Thomas, tailor, 8 Crosscauseway
W. and A. K. engravers and printers, 160 High
stieet — house INIayfield cottage, Xewington
William, farmer, 16 8t Leonard street
■ • William, land surveyor, 13 Hill place
William, baker, 138 Rose street
Wm. (of W. cj- A. K. jQhnfston),2 Summerhall pi.
Mrs E. & J. baby linen warehouse, 10 Nicolson st.
Mrs E. china warehouse, 31 Dundas street
I\Irs E. lodgings, 103 Princes street
Mrs John, 6 Mansfield place
]\Irs "William, lodgings, 9 Carnegie street
I\Irs William, 12 Young street
Mrs, 2 Archibald place
JIrs, 7 Crichton street
Jlrs, stoneware merchant, 2 Baker place
Jlrs, lodgings, 9 St Bernard row
I\Irs, lodgings, 3 St Bernard row
Mrs, court and fancy dressmaker, .52 Castle st.
Mrs, lodgings, 2 Young street
Jlrs, lodgings, 31 Broughton street
Mrs, 14 Clerk street
Mrs, 10 Duncan street, Drummond place
Miss H. C. dressmaker, 3* Castle street
jMiss, 10 Buccleuch place
IMisses jNL & E. milliners and dressmakers, 13
Frederick street
Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 3 Rose street
Johnstone, J. & J. engravers and printers, 20 North br.
Major Charles, 4 Howard place
John, dentist, 50 India place
John, printer, 104 High street
John, printer, 18 St James square — ho. Trinity
John, land surveyor and valuer, Lauriston lodge,
east Lauriston lane
John, teacher of writing. Sec. 2 George street
John, millinery and stay warehouse, 3 Bank st.
■ Thomas, S.S.C. 27 Albany street
William, coal merchant, 5 Port Hopetoun
— — IMrs, shawl cleaner, 21 Carnegie street
Jlrs, lodgings, 18 St Patrick square
jMrs, 12 Graham street
Jollie, J. & W, esqrs. W.S. 6 Duke street
James, esq. W.S. 6 Duke street
Walter, esq. W.S. 8 Albany street
Mrs P. lodgings, 16.5 Rose street
Jolly, James, writer, 48 Cumberland street
Robert, esq. surgeon, 21 Windsor street
Jones, John, and Son, bookbinders, 4 Infirmary street
——John, esq. writer, :>:. Vrmx street

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1830-1831
DescriptionPost-Office Annual directory 1830-31
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1805-1834 - Post Office annual directory
DescriptionContaining an alphabetical arrangement of the noblemen, private gentlemen, traders, and others, in the city and suburbs of Edinburgh and Leith with their residence". Edinburgh : Postmaster General, 1805-1836. Succeeded by: Post Office annual directory and calendar.
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DescriptionDirectories of individual Scottish towns and their suburbs.
Scottish Post Office Directories
DescriptionAround 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).