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Brown Thomas ftationer, head of the north bridge
Brown James whipmaker, Fountain well
Btown Robert writer fignet, No 42. Queen's ftreet;
Brown Capt. Peter, No 52. Queen's ftreet
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Brown J. St Patrick's fquare
Brown Mrs. St Patrick's fquare
Brown John tobacconiit, corner of Patiick's ftreet
Brown Mrs wright, Paul's work
Bn-wn Alex, wright, No 1. weft R.ofe (Ireet, n. fide
Brown Will, teacher, No 4. eaft Rofe ftreet
Brown Robert weaver, Thitlle ftreet
Brown John wright, No 1 3. Thillle ftreet
Brown Hugh, furnifli lodgings, No 2. north StDav. ft,
Brown Alex hair drtffer, Meufe lane, St And. ftreet
Brown Mifs No 3. St James's ftreet
Brown Mifs mantua maker, No I. St James's ftreet
Brown Mrs. furnifhed lodgings, Leith terrace
Brown James fhoemaker, head of Befs wynd
Brown Arch, boot and fhoemaker, No 3. Leith ftreet
Brown James, whiflcy (hop cpp. linen hall, Canongate
Brown Mrs. middle meal market ftair
Brown James architect, George's fquare
Brown Geo. commiffi >ner of excife, George's fquare
Brown John bui'der, Park ftreet
Brown Mr. baker, Goofe dub
Brown Mrs. warld's end clofe •
Brown Wi'liam fmith, Goofe dub
Brown Robert baker, foot of Alifon's clofe, Cowgate
Brown William furnifhed lodg'ngs, Charles's ftreet
Brown Mrs. poulterer, oppofite Heron's court, Cowgate
Brown And. grocer and coffee room, f. Richmond ftr.
Brown John grocer, Society
Bruwn Thoma3 porter dealer, middle of Grafs market
Brown John grocer, foot of Herriot's ent. Grafs mar,
Brown James baker, oppo. C-iftle wynd, Graf3 market
Brown Mrs. oppofite bughts, Grafs market
Brown Benjamin hair-dreffer, Lucktnbooths
Brown Geo. horfe hirer, back of bughts, Grafs market
Brown Hugh ftabler, whiie houfe toll
Brown James ftabler, back of bughts, Grafe market
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1784-85
DescriptionWilliamson's directory for the city of Edinburgh, Canongate, Leith, and suburbs: from June, 1784, --- to June, 1785 ... . includes: Williamson's Directory for the City of Edinburgh, Canongate, Leith & Suburbs (1786-1788) [BIB 108325] and: Williamson's Edinburgh Directory (1788-1790) [BIB 108327] and: The Edinburgh Directory (1793) [BIB 108330] and: William's Directory for the County of Mid-Lothian (1786-1788) [BIB 108326]
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1773-1776, 1784-1785 - Williamson's directory for the City of Edinburgh, Canongate, Leith and suburbs
DescriptionEdinburgh: Printed by and for Peter Williamson 1773-
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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).