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Steven, Alexander merchant, 7. Richmond court
Steven, Alexander and Co. merchants, Middleton's
entry — liouse 13. Beaumont place
Steven, James builder, 6. St. Patrick square
Steven, Rev. William 6. St. Patrick square
Stevens, Alexander baker, 4. east Drummond st.
Stevens, Andrew solicitor at law, 74. George street
Stevens, Robert cooper, Logie green
Stevens, Robert livery stables, 8. Clyde street
Stevens, William officer of Excise, 10. Simon sq.
Stevens, Mrs. Meadow place
Stevens, Mrs. lodgings, 57. Nicolson street
Stevens, Mrs. lodgings, 4. Richmond court
Stevenson and Yule, esqrs, W. S. 4. Thistle court
Stevenson and Thomson, haberdashers, 95. New
buildings. North bridge
Stevenson, Alexander and Co. spirit-merchants, 14.
Hill place
Stevenson, Alexander esq. W. S. 12. south James''
street — house I.Walker street
Stevenson, Alexander esq. S.S.C. 8. Great King st.
Stevenson, Alexander nailer, Abbey hill
Stevenson, Alexander grocer, Beaumont place
Stevenson, Alexander shoemaker, 4. east James"* st.
Stevenson, Alexander gardener, Charlotte place
Stevenson, Archibald upholsterer, 5. Greenside row
Stevenson, Archibald spirit-dealer, 7. Canongate
Stevenson, Duncan and Co. printers to the Univer-
sity, Parliament stairs — house 14. Meadow place
Stevenson, James landscape painter, 10. George st.
Stevenson, James grocer, 97. Nicolson street, and
28. Howe street — house 17. west Nicolson street
Stevenson, James gardener, 2. Wellington street
Stevenson, James baker, Jock"'s lodge
Stevenson, James lodgings, 21. Jamaica street
Stevenson, James flesher, 35. middle Market
Stevenson, John bookseller, 87. Prince's street —
house 61. Rose street
Stevenson, John baker, 5. Cumberland street
Stevenson, John Britannia tavern, 7- Leith street
Stevenson, John stabler, 26. Cowgate
Stevenson, John cutler, 3. Infirmary street — house
7. south back of Canongate
Stevenson, John lodgings, 5. south College street
Stevenson, N. writing-master, 20. George street,
and 8. Infirmary street
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).