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Andrew, Dr James, LL.D. 2 Salisbury road
J. teacher of English & Geography, 51 Hanoverst.
■ John, esq. C Clarence street
Patrick, late of Excise, 81 ^Montague street
Rev. W. teacher, 1 Nicolson sq. — ho. 24 Nic. sU
Mrs, C Clarence street
[Mrs, 1 Eyre place
Andrews, ]\Iiss, miniature painter, 6 Great Stewart st.
Angus, George, architect, 1 St Colme street
James, grocer and spirit dealer, 96 Pleasance
James, bootmaker, 22 Bank street
Annan, James, writer, 60 Cumberland street
jMrs, lodgings, 13 Charlotte place
jMrs, 21 College street
Anstruther, James, esq. W.S. 42 ]\Ioray place
James, spirit dealer, 57 Grassraarket
Mrs General, 36 Heriot row
ANTIQUARIANS0CIETY,R0YALlNSTITCTI0K,^l0Und
Apothecaries' Hall, 12 Hanover street
Archer, Andrew, dentist, 29 Elder street
James, writer, 4 Montgomery street
Archibald, Alex, tailor, 10 N. St Andrew street
David, tailor, 2 Rose street
' George, nursery and seedsman, 13 Nicolson st. —
nursery Grange Farm
James, builder, 20 Richmond place
James, surgeon & druggist, 2 west Preston st. —
house 89 Causewayside
John, flesher, 2 Scotland street
L. & Co. painters and glaziers, 29 w. Nicolson st.
■ William, stationer, 115 Nicolson street
■ ■ ■ William, merchant, 43 Gilmour place
William, engraver, 89 Causewayside
jVIiss J. dressmaker, 2 Rose street
Miss, 2 south-west Circus place
Arcus, Mr5, lodgings, 18 Frederick street
Arkley, Mrs, 4 Saxe Coburg place
Miss, dressmaker, 26 foot of Pleasance
Armita^e, Samuel, lodgings, 18 Dundas street
Armstrong, Ebenezer, lodgings, 7 north-west Circus pi.
Fergus, wine and spirit merchant — 129 Grass-
market — house 21 Archibald place
H. coppersmith, 12 Niddry st — ^ho. 13 east Clare-
mont street
John (of Jrni. DtinlopS) Co.), 98 Lauriston pi.
John, grocer, 29 Hercles street
— — Robert, coal agent, 5 Railway depot — house 6
west Preston street
Robert, jun. agent, 1 Aunandale street
Thomas, printer, Geddes's close
Wm. collector of accounts, 54 St Leonard street
Mrs, 22 London street
]\Irs, 34 Clerk street
3Irs, tavern keeper, 16 Calton street
Miss, 10 Doune Terrace
IMlss, 4 Hay's court
Arnold, James, baker, 4 ^Mackenzie place
Arnot, Alexander, teacher, 26 George street
H. baker, 311 Canongate — ho. 1 St John street
Jas. jeweller, 30 Rose st. — ho. 25 w. Nicolson st.
J. commission agent, 5 Buccleuch street
Peter, bootmaker, 59 Cumberland street
— — Mrs William, 9 Newington place

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1832-1833
DescriptionPost-Office Annual directory 1832-33
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1805-1834 - Post Office annual directory
DescriptionContaining 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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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).