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93 DIRECTORY. KAY
Johnston, Mrs, lodginj^s, 21 Lothian street
Mrs James, board and lodgings, 2 Druinmond st.
Mrs, lodgings, St Bernard's row
iMrs William, lodgings, 9 Carnegie street
Mrs, lodgings, 2 Young street
]\Irs, lodgings, 1 7 Broughton street
]\Irs, 70 Lauriston place
Mrs, bioker, lOi Cowgate
IMrs, 19 Home street
Miss, 16 Archibald place
— — Miss A. dressmaker, 26 Frederick street
Miss H. C. dressmaker, 34. Castle street
■ Miss, 10 Buccleuch place
i Misses IM. & E. milliners and dressmakers, 13
Frederick street
Johnstone, J. & J. engravers and printers, 134 High st.
■ John, merchant 39 St Leonard street
i John, land surveyor and valuator, 4 east Lauri-
ston lane
John, printer, 18 St James's square
— — John, teacher, 2 George street
John, millinery and stay warehouse, 3 Bank st.
■ Thomas, esq. S.S.C. 37 Albany street
■^— William, esq. S.S.C. 30 Northumberland street
Mrs, shawl cleaner, 1 7 Carnegie 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, 1 65 Rose street
Jolly, Robert, esq. surgeon, 21 Windsor street
Jones, John & Son, bookbinders, 2 Drummond street
John, esq. writer, 45 Hanover street
John, publisher, 10 Nicolson square
R. Theatre Royal, teacher of elocution, 19 Qn. 3t.
Rev. Dr T. S. 45 Hanover street
Richard, clothier, 17 Waterloo place
Tho. esq. cashier to National Bank, 30 Warriston cr .
William, shoemaker, 55 Potterrow
Jop, Miss, 18 Warriston crescent
Jopp, John, esq. W.S. 44 Frederick street
Joseph, Samuel, esq. sculptor, 22 Windsor street
Journal (Weekly), printed by Ballantyne & Co. —
Publishing office, 251 High street
Journeyman Masonic Lodge, Andrew Neil, master
Julians, Thos. surveying general of Excise, 44 Ran-
keillor street
Junor, Henry D. jun. (late merchant,) 64 Buccleuch st.
Justice of Peace Office, Libberton's wynd
Justice, Mrs, hat maker, 166 Pleasance
K
Kane, Charles, broker, 18 St Mary wynd
Kant, Alexander^ bone-setter, 11 Bristo street
Kay, A. artist and teacher of drawing, 3 Waterloo pi.
Alex, solicitor, Gosford's close
George, lodgings, 6 Brighton street
— ^ J. and Co. carvers and gilders, 51 North bridge
— — J. surgeon, R.N. Murray's buildings. Grange toll
Johnston, Mrs, lodginj^s, 21 Lothian street
Mrs James, board and lodgings, 2 Druinmond st.
Mrs, lodgings, St Bernard's row
iMrs William, lodgings, 9 Carnegie street
Mrs, lodgings, 2 Young street
]\Irs, lodgings, 1 7 Broughton street
]\Irs, 70 Lauriston place
Mrs, bioker, lOi Cowgate
IMrs, 19 Home street
Miss, 16 Archibald place
— — Miss A. dressmaker, 26 Frederick street
Miss H. C. dressmaker, 34. Castle street
■ Miss, 10 Buccleuch place
i Misses IM. & E. milliners and dressmakers, 13
Frederick street
Johnstone, J. & J. engravers and printers, 134 High st.
■ John, merchant 39 St Leonard street
i John, land surveyor and valuator, 4 east Lauri-
ston lane
John, printer, 18 St James's square
— — John, teacher, 2 George street
John, millinery and stay warehouse, 3 Bank st.
■ Thomas, esq. S.S.C. 37 Albany street
■^— William, esq. S.S.C. 30 Northumberland street
Mrs, shawl cleaner, 1 7 Carnegie 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, 1 65 Rose street
Jolly, Robert, esq. surgeon, 21 Windsor street
Jones, John & Son, bookbinders, 2 Drummond street
John, esq. writer, 45 Hanover street
John, publisher, 10 Nicolson square
R. Theatre Royal, teacher of elocution, 19 Qn. 3t.
Rev. Dr T. S. 45 Hanover street
Richard, clothier, 17 Waterloo place
Tho. esq. cashier to National Bank, 30 Warriston cr .
William, shoemaker, 55 Potterrow
Jop, Miss, 18 Warriston crescent
Jopp, John, esq. W.S. 44 Frederick street
Joseph, Samuel, esq. sculptor, 22 Windsor street
Journal (Weekly), printed by Ballantyne & Co. —
Publishing office, 251 High street
Journeyman Masonic Lodge, Andrew Neil, master
Julians, Thos. surveying general of Excise, 44 Ran-
keillor street
Junor, Henry D. jun. (late merchant,) 64 Buccleuch st.
Justice of Peace Office, Libberton's wynd
Justice, Mrs, hat maker, 166 Pleasance
K
Kane, Charles, broker, 18 St Mary wynd
Kant, Alexander^ bone-setter, 11 Bristo street
Kay, A. artist and teacher of drawing, 3 Waterloo pi.
Alex, solicitor, Gosford's close
George, lodgings, 6 Brighton street
— ^ J. and Co. carvers and gilders, 51 North bridge
— — J. surgeon, R.N. Murray's buildings. Grange toll
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| Scottish Post Office Directories > Towns > Edinburgh > Post Office annual directory > 1828-1829 > (117) |
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| Permanent URL | https://digital.nls.uk/83161862 |
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| Description | Post-Office Annual directory 1828-29 |
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| Shelfmark | POE |
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| Description | Containing 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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| 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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