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Clark James coach hyter, fouth back of Canongate
Clark James tanner, eaft end Crofs-caufway
Clark David parcel waggoacf to Ltith, houfe from of
Exchange
Clark James glazier, head of Canongate, north fiJe
Clark Wm, teacher of mufic, middle St James's street
Clark John glazier, head Dickfon's clofe
C!ark Robert wrighr, west corner of merchant street
C'ark John builder, No 15 St James's fquare, north fide
C-'ark John cane rufh bottom'd chair maker, Simon's
fquare, and Nc 19 Nicolfon'a street
Clafk's fnrnifhed lodgings, No i St James's fq. £• fide
Clark Tromas roafon, Qiiarry holes
Clatk Thomas glszier, oppofite head of Niddry street
Clark Francis w right, foot of Chalmer's clofe
Clark Alexander hair merchant, Castle hill, north fide
Cla^k Mifs, toy, umbrella, and muflin Hiop, Netherbow
Clark Richard ruHi bottom chair maker, Leith walk,
east fide
Clark Allan W, S. No 5 north St David's street
Clark Alexander vintner^ Goeford's clofe
Clark Alexander stabler, Grafsmarket
Clark A. taylor, foot cf Hij^h School wynd
Clark Thomas flater and grocer, Bucclengh street
Clark Robert book binder, Kencaid's /and, Cowgate
Clark Robert pan-hand maker, Pleafance
C'ark Robert baker, north Richmond street
Clarkfon James taylor, No 4 Charles's street
Clatkfon John teacher of dancing, Nc 4 west Rofe
streec, houie Carruber's clofe
Clarkfon James baker, head of Canongate, fouth fide
Cleghorn Mif«, Brown's fquare
Cleghorn Alexander of the customs, Merchant street
Cleghorn Thomas coach maker. No 27 Prince's street
Cleghorn Richard folicitor at law. Trotter's clofe,
Bow head
Cleghorn Mifs, oppofite Archer's hal!
Cleghora Da vkl brewer, weft port

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1799-1800 - Edinburgh and Leith directory, to July 1800
DescriptionContaining an alphabetical arrangement of noblemen, private gentlemen, merchants, traders & others; in the city and suburbs of Edinburgh and Leith, &c. Carefully selected by Thomas Aitchison, Leith Wynd.
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