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Jrown, David merchant-tailor, 27. Greenside street
Jrown, David toy-shop, 4. High street
Srown, David flesher, 6. Middle market
jSrown, David grocer, 29- Clerk street
iSrown, George esq. land-surveyor, 84. Fountainbr.
Brown, George surgeon, 1. west Richmond street
Brown, George writer, 14. Frederick street
Brown, George bookseller and circulating library,
58. West Port
Brown, George spirit-dealer, 1. south StAndrew''s st
Brown, George spirit-dealer, 4. Arthur street
Brown, George watchmaker, 70. High street
Brown, G. B. brewer — house New street
Brown, J. and G. brewers, north back Canongate
Brown, Captain James messenger at arms, and
constable of excise for Scotland — office 279
High street — house 11. Lauriston
Brown, James esq. Vennel, West Port
Brown, James esq. 1. Gayfield square
Brown, James esq. accountant, 94. George street
Brown, James solicitor at law, 5. Merchant street
Brown, James grocer and spirit-dealer, 50. Cross-
causeway
Brown, James solicitor at law, 10. Hanover street
Brown, James builder, 32. Buccleuch place
Brown, James grocer and spirit-dealer, Hardwell el.
Brown, James bootmaker, 26. Caltonhill
Brown, James grocer, Merchant court
Brown, James corn-chandler, 77. Potterrow
Brown, James leather-merchant, 72. Low Calton
Brown, James painter, 22. Dundas street
Brown, James smith, 2. Holyrood street
Brown, James plumber, Union place — workshop
west Register street
Brown, James writer, Bernard row
Brown, James last-maker, Leith wynd — house 3.
Macdougal street
Brown, James and Son, cabinet-makers and under-
takers, 25. Crosscausev/ay — house 32. Buccleuch
place
Brown, James wright, 3. west Arthur street
Brown, James confeciioner, 16. High School wynd
Brown, John Osborne esq. W. S. 3. Baxter's place
Brown, John esq. 2. St John street
Brown, Rev. John 19- Rose street
Brown, J. S. ironmonger — house 5. Graham street
1824-5.

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1824-1825
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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).