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Greenfield Alex, cabinet maker and upholfterer, head
of Scot's clofe
Greenfield J^mes grocer, Blair's ftreet, weft fide
Greenfield Archibald malt mill-maker, Pleafance
Greenlees Mifs middle of meal market flairs
Gregory Dr James, St John's flreet, No 7.
Gregory Thomas fhoe-warehoufe, head of St Mary's wry.
Gregory Geo. tin-plate worker, No 28. f bridge, e. fide
Greig James writer, Pirrie's clofe, Chcffci's buildings,
Canongate
Greig John writer, head Galloway's cl. Lawn market
Greig Alexander fLfher, north bridge
Greig William vintner, Milne's Iquare
Grtig Mrs. midwife, head of Galloway's clofe, Lawn
market
G.eig John fiefher^flefh-market clafe
Greig William flocking maker, head of Nairn's clofe,
C.ftle hill
Gru'g James fpirit dealer, Cowg. Magdalen chapel
Greig John merchant, head or old bank clofe
Greig John cooper, Couper's clofe, Cowgate
Greig Mifs mantuamaker, head of Gray's clofe
Grtig John teacher. Briilo flreet
Greig Thomas baker, Abbey
Greig Andrew grocer, St Patrick's fquare
Greig Alexander baker, Crofs caufway
Grieifon Thomas w. fig. James's fquare
Grieve John Efq; commiffioner of ex. No. 38. Prince's fir.
Grieve rev. Dr. Henry. Brown's fquare
Grieve Adam wine merchant, No 29 ■ Queen's flreet
Grieve John and Alexander high ftreet, head of flefh
market clofe
Grieve John flefher, flefh market clofe
Grieve John fmiih, M Pheifon's clofe, Grafs market
Grieve - Its. book-binder ptefident flairs
Grieve Thomas cabinet maker, fou'.h bridge
Groat Mils, Crichton's (Ireet
Grub Tho. hairdreffer to his royal highnefs the Prince of
Wales?, head of Chalmers clofe
Guthrie Hairie writer, Argylt's fquare
Guthrie Alex, bookfdler. No 25 fouth bridge, eall fide
Guthrie J hn bookfdler No 2- Nicoiion's ftreet

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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
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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).