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Sandeman, Mrs. R. 13. west Nicolson street
Sanders, Duncan surgeon, 1. James' square
Sanders, Dr. James 15. Duke street
Sanders, James leather-merchant, 1. Brown street
Sanders, Miss dressmaker, 95. Prince's street
Sanderson and Brown, spirit-dealers, 46. Howe st.
Sanderson, Alex, agent, 11. Drummond street
Sanderson, George tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 78.
Prince's street — house 54. India street
Sanderson, John lapidary, 7. Hunter square
Sanderson, John wright, 9. India street
Sanderson, Patrick esq. banker, of Sir Wm. Forbes
and Company — house 7. Salisbury street
Sanderson, William and Company, printers, old
Fishmarket close
Sanderson, William tobacconist, 86. Candlemaker
row — house 5. Keir street
Sanderson, William stabler, 29. Grassmarket
Sanderson, Mrs. 7. New street
Sanderson, Mrs. spirit-dealer, 6. east Canal street
Sanderson, Mrs. lodgings, 28. Broughton street
Sanderson, Miss milliner, 27. Broughton street
Sanderson, Miss dressmaker, 6. James' court
Sandford, Right Rev. Rishop 17. Melville street
Sandford, E. D. esq. advocate, 17. Melville street
Sandilands, Major George 7. Walker street
Sandilands, James lodgings, 194. Rose street
Sandilands, Mrs. 15. Minto street
Sands, W. H. esq. W. S. 5. Royal Circus
Sandy, George esq. W. S. secretary Bank of Scot-
land — house 3. Buccleuch place
Sang, John writer, 3. north Nicolson street
Sang, C. silk-shop, 21. Union place
Sangster, Lieut. Robert royal navy, 26. Carub-
ber's close
Sangster, Mrs. 1. Arthur street
Sangster, Mrs. grocer, 376. Castlehill
Sanson, James woollen-draper, 1. Nicolson street —
house 104. Laurieston place
Sanson, Mrs. Morland cottage, Canaan
Savage, Arch, tailor, 22. Rose street
Savage, Robert upholsterer, 3. Richmond court
Savage, Mrs. lodgings, 8. Alison square
Saville, Mrs. boarding-school, 30. Royal Circus
Sawers, Edward spirit-dealer, 2. Market street
Sawers, John esq. Bell's mills
1824-5.

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1824-1825
DescriptionPost-Office Annual directory 1824-25
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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).