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Police Establishment.
Extraordinary Council Deacons.
Dr David Hay, Surgeons,
7 Queen Street ;
Robert Leggat, Furriers,
Water of Leith ;
James Milne, Hammermen,
Chalmers's Close ;
William Purves, Tailors,
46 Princes Street ;
Robert Morham, Flcshcrs,
High Market;
John Menzies, Cordincrs,
21 Hanover Street ;
John Guthrie, Weavers,
Drumsheugh ;
T. Auchterlonie. Bonnetmak.
5 Infirmary Street.
Charles Cuningham, 14 Heriot Row, and Carlyle Bell,
7 Royal Circus, City Clerks.
Alexander Callender, Depute Clerk, Gray Street, Newington.
John Turnbull, City Chamberlain, 10 Dundas Street.
James Fergusson, Esq. 30 Heriot Row, James L' Amy, Esq.
27 Northumberland Street, James Simpson, Esq.
33 Northumberland Street, Assessors.
David Beatson, Keep, of Council Records, 7 Buccleuch Place.
Keep, of Register ofSasines and Burgh Register.
T. Brown, Superintendent of Public Works, 9 Hill Place.
John MacRitchie, Agent, 30 James' Square.
Arch. Bruce, Accountant, 14 York Place.
Alex. Ponton, Procurator Fiscal, 33 Hanover Street.
James Feggans, Clerk of Small Debt Court, 118 Grassmark.
James Young, Governor of Gaol.
William Allan, Admiral of Leith. William Auld, Alex-
ander Burn, and Alexander Dudgeon, Resident Bailies.
Samuel M'Cormick, Assessor. Hugh Veitch, Clerk.
William Blackwood, Baron Bailie of Canongate and
Calton. Richard Alexander and Alex. M'Dougal, Resident
Bailies. William Bailey, Treasurer. William Home, As.
sessor. J. MacRitchie, Clerk. John Mason, Dep. Clerk.
R. Aitken, Captain of Prison.
James Hill, Baron Bailie of Easter and Wester Ports-
burgh. William Russel and John Swan, Resident Bailies.
Alexander Callender, Clerk.
POLICE ESTABLISHMENT.
Captain James Robison, Superintendent of Police.
And. Baird, J. Stewart, and Donald Cameron, Lieutenants.
James Logan, Inspector of Lighting and Cleaning.
Robert Paterson, Surveyor.
General Commissioners of Police.
The Lord Provost, the Four Bailies, Dean of Guild, Trea-
surer, and the Deacon Convener of the Trades of the
City of Edinburgh ; the Sheriff-Depute of the County of
Edinburgh, and his Substitute ; First Resident Bailie of
Canongate ; the Dean of the Faculty of advocates ; the
Deputy Keeper of his Majesty's Signet ; the Master of the
Company of Merchants ; the Preses of the Society of Soli-
citors before the Supreme Courts in Scotland, and the Con-
vener of the Southern Districts, all for the time being ;
together with thirty general, and sixty resident Commis-
sioners — who are changed in June.
A. Callender & D. Lees, Conj. Clerks to the Commissioners. -
Police Establishment.
Extraordinary Council Deacons.
Dr David Hay, Surgeons,
7 Queen Street ;
Robert Leggat, Furriers,
Water of Leith ;
James Milne, Hammermen,
Chalmers's Close ;
William Purves, Tailors,
46 Princes Street ;
Robert Morham, Flcshcrs,
High Market;
John Menzies, Cordincrs,
21 Hanover Street ;
John Guthrie, Weavers,
Drumsheugh ;
T. Auchterlonie. Bonnetmak.
5 Infirmary Street.
Charles Cuningham, 14 Heriot Row, and Carlyle Bell,
7 Royal Circus, City Clerks.
Alexander Callender, Depute Clerk, Gray Street, Newington.
John Turnbull, City Chamberlain, 10 Dundas Street.
James Fergusson, Esq. 30 Heriot Row, James L' Amy, Esq.
27 Northumberland Street, James Simpson, Esq.
33 Northumberland Street, Assessors.
David Beatson, Keep, of Council Records, 7 Buccleuch Place.
Keep, of Register ofSasines and Burgh Register.
T. Brown, Superintendent of Public Works, 9 Hill Place.
John MacRitchie, Agent, 30 James' Square.
Arch. Bruce, Accountant, 14 York Place.
Alex. Ponton, Procurator Fiscal, 33 Hanover Street.
James Feggans, Clerk of Small Debt Court, 118 Grassmark.
James Young, Governor of Gaol.
William Allan, Admiral of Leith. William Auld, Alex-
ander Burn, and Alexander Dudgeon, Resident Bailies.
Samuel M'Cormick, Assessor. Hugh Veitch, Clerk.
William Blackwood, Baron Bailie of Canongate and
Calton. Richard Alexander and Alex. M'Dougal, Resident
Bailies. William Bailey, Treasurer. William Home, As.
sessor. J. MacRitchie, Clerk. John Mason, Dep. Clerk.
R. Aitken, Captain of Prison.
James Hill, Baron Bailie of Easter and Wester Ports-
burgh. William Russel and John Swan, Resident Bailies.
Alexander Callender, Clerk.
POLICE ESTABLISHMENT.
Captain James Robison, Superintendent of Police.
And. Baird, J. Stewart, and Donald Cameron, Lieutenants.
James Logan, Inspector of Lighting and Cleaning.
Robert Paterson, Surveyor.
General Commissioners of Police.
The Lord Provost, the Four Bailies, Dean of Guild, Trea-
surer, and the Deacon Convener of the Trades of the
City of Edinburgh ; the Sheriff-Depute of the County of
Edinburgh, and his Substitute ; First Resident Bailie of
Canongate ; the Dean of the Faculty of advocates ; the
Deputy Keeper of his Majesty's Signet ; the Master of the
Company of Merchants ; the Preses of the Society of Soli-
citors before the Supreme Courts in Scotland, and the Con-
vener of the Southern Districts, all for the time being ;
together with thirty general, and sixty resident Commis-
sioners — who are changed in June.
A. Callender & D. Lees, Conj. Clerks to the Commissioners. -
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| Description | Post-Office Annual directory 1825-26 |
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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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