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CAM EDINBURGH 28
Caird, William R. writer, 2 east Broughton place
Mrs, 34 Castle street
Cairns, B. commission merchant, 71 Princes street
George, esq. solicitor-at-law, 2 south Bridge
■ George, flesher, 14 low Market
James, spirit dealer, 249
John, S.S.C. 3 Clerk street
Mrs A. G Pitt street
Caithness, Countess Dowager, 118 George street
Calder, Alexander, writer, 19 Abercromby place
— Alexander, spirit-dealer, 15 Arthur street
— — Alexander, lodgings, 13 west Nicolson street
Alexander, smith, 156 Rose street
Daniel, shoemaker, 9 Carnegie street
David, tea and spirit merchant, 114 Canongate —
David, of the Tax office, 84 Princes street
James, boot and shoemaker, 13 west Nicolson st.
James, spirit dealer, 75 Canongate
John, watch-maker, 85 West-port
John, Justice-of- Peace officer, Shoemaker's close
Thomas, tailor and clothier, 1 north Bank street
Thomas, smith and ironmonger, 10 Clyde street —
Thomas, silk manufacturer, 4 Salisbury square
Mrs Burnhouse, 6 Grove street
Mrs, 23 Archibald place
Mrs, victual dealer, 83 West-port
Mrs George, vintner, Gosford's close
Caldwell, A. cooper, 68 Rose street
Thomas, builder, 31 Nelson street
Caledonian Fire Insurance Office, 13 Bank street
— see Appendix, p. 80.
Caledonian Masonic Lodge, Donald- Horn, 32 St
Andrew square, master
Caledonian Gardeners' Lodge, John Notman,
slater, treasurer
Caledonian Mercury office, 265 High street
Iron and Foundry Co. Springfield, Leith walk
United Service Club, 30 St Andrew square
Callam, George, oil dealer, and furnishing ironmonger,
13 Greenside place — house 9
Callender, Alexander, deputy city-clerk, Gray street
James, of Sir William Forbes and Company's bank
— house Parliament stairs
Sharp, and Co. cloth and silk-merchants, .5 south
Bridge — house, 3 Melville street
William, esq. 8 Scotland street
Mrs, 114 George street
Callum, David, builder, 15 Gardner's crescent
Caltonhill Foundry, north back of Canongate
Cameron, D. and Co. tailors, 95 Princes street
• and Son, painters, 17 Arthur street
Alexander, solicitor, 7 James' court
■ Right Rev. Dr Alexander, Catholic chapel lane
Allan, spirit dealer, 238 Cowgate
Archibald, bootmaker, 45 Candlemaker row
C. wright, 6 west Richmond street
Charles, lodgings, Gosford's close
Charles, broker, 297 Cowgate
Captain, D. 78 Lauriston
— — Daniel, clothier, 2 Keir street, Stock bridge
D. C. comb maker, 258 Canongate
D. spirit dealer, 457 Lawnmarket

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1826-1827
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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).