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45 DIRECTORY. CUI^
Cruickshank, Mrs, ladits' seminary, 8,5 (Jrcat King st.
CuUen, Arclul. Hope, esq. advocate, 'i Gloucester ])lace
^ — . Janes, esq. 8 Comely bank
Tohn, esq. W.S. '21 Elder street
. :\Irs Colonel, 2 Gloucester place
jXrs William, 2 Hope street, Charlotte squa.) e
, Mrs, 30 Pitt street
Cumberland, Lady Albinia, 39 east Claremont street
Cumine, Arclul. esq. 10 Ann street
Cuminix, James, spirit dealer, 9'2 Grassmarket
Gumming, Captain Albert, 25 Haddington place
. Hugh, spirit dealer, 43 Canongate
, James, portrait paintt-r, JMound place
James, classical teacher, 35 Lothian street
James, of the Edin^ Academy, 4 Warriston cresc.
. Robert, packing-box maker, Earthen mound
. Thomas, dyer. Commercial court
, Thomas, wood-merchant andpacking-box maker.
Market street
William, cabinetmaker, upholsterer, and house
agent, 2 Castle street
. Wm. esq. surgeon, 6 Teviot row
, The hon. 3Irs Leslie, 44 Queen street
, ]\Irs, of Logic, 17 Shandwick place
. Mrs, lodgings, 26 Dublin street
JMrs William, 1 1 Great King street
:Mrs, lodgings, 2 Castle street
jNIrs, 84 Great King street
jMiss, lodgings, 33 Howe street
INIiss, 21 Gardner's crescent
Cunison, Mrs, of Jerviston, 9 Mansfield place
Cunning, .Tames, smith, 3 Nottingham place
Wm. smith, furnishing ironmonger, 38 Queen st.
Cunningham and Bell, esqrs. W.S. 84 George street
. and Hunter, hatters, 50 North bridge
and Walker, esqrs. W.S. 21 Queen street
, . Dr Alexander, surgeon, 11 ]Montague street
, Alex. esq. W.S. 84 George st. — ho. 14 Heriot row
. A. and A. tanners, Bonington bridge
. . Alexander, esq. 32 Rankeillor street
, Charles, esq. AY.S. 84 George st. — h. 14 Heriot row
. David (oi Macharj and Cunnin(/ham), Salisbury
cottage, Newington
: Jas. esq. (of Cunningham and Walker), 12
Nelson street
James, nurseryman and florist, Comely bank
. James, esq. Bonington mills
. • James, china warehouse, 19 Howe street
J. bookseller, stationer, and circulating library,
15 Bank street
. John, silver plater, 7 James court
. John, architect, 15 Buccleuch place
. John Sinclair, esq. General Sup. Branch for Com-
mercial bank, 9 I\Ianor place
rl John Smith, esq. W.S. 22 Charlotte square
.^ John, tailor, 15 south College street
. John, horse dealer, 8 Mews lane
John, jeweller, 21 south College street
• Major-General John, 29 Moray place
— — JNIurdoch, weight and measure office, 14 Royal
Exchange— house 22 Dublin street

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1832-1833
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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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Edinburgh
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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).