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DAV EDINBURGH 4:S
Darling, Mrs, 26 Royal Crescent
. Misses, and iM'Laren, dressmakers, 20 George st.
Darlington, H. cabinetmaker, 1 Queen street and 4 St
Vincent street
Darroch, Mrs, 6 Newington place
Darsie, Walter, saddler, 18 Haddington place
Dassauville, N. esq. surgeon & dentist, 18 George st.
Dauney, William, esq. advocate, 14 Shandwick place
Davidson and Elgin, stationers, English and Foreign
circulating library, 3 north St Andrew street
Archibald, esq. advocate, 9 Doune terrace
• Charles F. esq. W.S. 5 Scotland street
Daniel, teacher, 19 Jamaica street
Daniel, writer, 36 west Norton place
David, coffeeroom, 2 Blair street
David, surgeon, 12 Roxburgh street
David, esq. 9 Doune terrace
David, of tlie Ordnance Department, 2 Norton pi.
■ Dick, blacksmith, 9 west Crosscauseway
Fr. grocer, wine and spirit merch', 79 Queen st.
and 128 Lauriston place — house 126
■ Francis, confectioner, 47 Frederick street
George, late spirit dealer, ^Morrison place
Cieorge, spirit dealer, St Cuthbert's Glebe
Harry, esq. W.S. 1 north Charlotte street
J. and L. and T. Syme, esqrs. AV.S. 3 north
Charlotte street
James Gillespie, esq. W.S. 3 north Charlotte st.
— house 25 Ainslie place
James, Register office, keeper of the Court of Ses-
sion records — ho. 40 Anne street, St Bernards
James, merchant, 39 Montague street
Dr J. H. 61 Northumberland street
John, furnishing ironmongery warehouse, 271
High street, and 1 7 Royal Exchange
John, S.S.C. 1 Windsor street
Jonathan, and Co. ironmongers, 123 High street
— house 1 Henry street
Joseph, New Club, 3 St Andrew square
Laurence, esq. W.S. 3 north Charlotte st. — ho. 12
Northumberland street
Matthew, writing-master, 39 South bridge
R. D. (of Davidson and Elg'ui), 34 Clerk street
Robert, esq. advocate, 2S York place
Robert, boot and shoemaker, 46 Leithst. — ho. 21
■ S. late of Admiralty Office, 72 Lauriston place
William, esq. 5 Duncan street, Newington
William, furnishing ironmongery warehouse, 100
High street — house 21 Salisbury street
Wm. esq. 31 Windsor street
IMrs A. 1 1 Elder street
Mrs James, boot and shoemaker, 66 Nicolson st.
Mrs James, 72 Lauriston place
Mrs Robert, 22 Duke street
Mrs, 5 Buccleuch street
Mrs, midwife, 1 42 High street
Mrs, lodgings, 63 Cumberland street
]\Iiss, teacher of music, 2 Windsor street
Davison, Andrew, tailor, 8 Calton street
Davie and Newton, saddlers and harness makers, 4€
Princes street
Archibald (of City Cm Office), 21 Charles strert

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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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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).