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ORE EDINBURGH 70
fJray, Hamilton, New Ship tavern, Newhaven
James, bootmaker, 7 Catherine street
James, flesher, 9 Middle market— ho. 3 Blair st.
Jas. furnishing ironmonger, York lane— ho. 37
London street
Jas. watchmaker to his Majesty, 59 South bridge
James, wine and spirit merchant, 339 Canongate
and 1 Niddry street— house Chapel court
. James, lodgings, 3 Jamaica street
Tames (of Brilisk Linen Co.) 7 Register place
J. manuf of coffee and roasted corn, oSLeith wynd
J. & J. publishers of the North British Adver-
tiser, 7 north Bank street
Jn. of North British Advertiser, 7 Henderson row
John, umbrella and ladies' boot and shoe ware-
house, 35 George street
John {oi Stamp Office), 160 Grange toll
J. bookbinder, Tweeddale cd.— h. 13 Salisbury st.
John, merchant, 153 West port
John, solicitor-at-law, 10 Hanover street
John, late baker, 23 Archibald place
John (of Gray and Hoicison), Craigie terrace
John, esq. AV.S. 10 Hanover street
John, spirit dealer, 9 Clyde street
John, baker, 3 Clyde street
John, spirit dealer, 10 south St Andrew street
Jn. beet-steak and chop-house, 1 Spring gardens
John, Gun tavern, 14. Princes street
Peter, smith and ironmonger, 47 HanoTer st. —
house 5 Dundas street
Robert, flesher, 117 Grassmarket
Robt. saddler, 58 Grassmarket — ho.o^Mercbant sU
Thomas, spirit dealer, 215 High street
W. accountant, 3 Saunders street
William, victual dealer, 122 Nicolson street
William, tailor, 8 Canal street
William, and Son, masons and smoke curers_, 1 7
.lames square
i\Irs Andrew, 6 Comely bank
INIrs George, 31 Cumberland street
Mrs, spiri't dealer, 147 High street
Mrs, 56 Clerk street
3Irs Captain, 21 Buccleuch place
:Mrs Hugh, 13 Bank street
3Irs, 2 Buccleuch place
Mrs, straw hat maker, 5 Newport street
■ Jliss, 36 Hanover street
Grey, Rev. Henry, M. A. 10 Inverleith row
Greathead, Miss, milliner, 138 Nicolson street
Green, Charles {o'i Jury Court), 17 Leith walk
Dougald, stabler, i23 Grassmarket
Robert, clock and watchmaker, 200 High streell
— house 15 Minto street
Thomas, spirit dealer. Grange toll
Mrs E. straw-hat manufacturer, 14 Greeuside stJ
Greenfield, James, esq. 9 east Claremout street
Greenhill, John, stationer, 10 Eank street
Greenock, Lord, Whitehouse villa, Bruntsneld links
Greenoak, Robert, bootmaker, 42 Leith street
Greenshields, Gavin, furniture wareroom, S Mound pi.
— — Ja?. grocer and spirit dealtr, 37 Rose street

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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).