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4-7 DIRECTORY. DEW
DeAFand Dumb Institution, Distillery park, Stockbr,
Dean of Guild's Office, Royal Exchange
Dean, James, silk-dyer, 7 Lothian street'
Deans, Captain, R.N. 20 Windsor street
Mrs Admiral, 21 Howard place
Mrs E. lodgings, 10 Hill place
Mrs, lodgings, 27 Clyde street
Mrs, straw-plait shop, 43 Prince's street
Doas, Peter, writer, 146 Prince's street
Robert, grocer, Newhaven
Mrs Colonel, 3 Pitt Street
De Fivas, M., teacher of French, 12 Terrace
D'Egville, Wm. professor of dancing, 50 Frederick st.
Demarchi, Gaetano,LL.D. teacher of Italian, 35 Ha-
nover street
De Maria, Louis, writer, 13 Gayfield square
Dell, Mrs, lodgings, 59 Queen street
Delgatay, Wm. spirit-dealer, 12 Brunswick street, Ba-
ker's place .
Demaus, Robert, lodgings, 31 Cumberland street
Dempster, D. lodgings, 15 College street
Geo. esq. jun. of Skibo, advocate, 21 Charlotte sq.
Wm. Soper, Esq. sen. of Skibo, 21 Charlotte sq.
James, surgeon and druggist, 26 Nicolson street-
house 2 Windmill street
Robert, druggist and apothecary, 70 Grassmarket
and 52 High street — house 106 West bow
Mrs, 22 Scotland street
Miss N. lodgings, 4 Hunter square
Denevall and Ewart, dressmakers, 26 Frederick street
Denham, James, of Register-office, 27 London street
John, of Theatre- royal, 1 Milne's square
Mrs, lodgings, 20 Bank street
Elizabeth, grocer, 39 Leith wynd
Denholm, John, spirit-dealer, 60 Rose street
Mrs James, 10 Arniston place
Dennistoun, Mrs Admiral, 4 Heriot row
Dennistoune, Mrs Robert, 14 Royal Circus
Denovan, J. C. coffee and corn roaster, 58 Leith wynd
Mrs G. F. Canonmills
Deren, James, plasterer, 5 Parkside street
Deuchar and Knox, solicitors, 6 Elder street
: Alex, sen. seal-engraver and lapidary to his Ma-
jesty, 57 North bridge — ho. 12 "Windmill street
John, lecturer on chemistry, 27 Lothian street
Lieut. Patrick, R.N., 22 Society
Robert, solicitor-at-law, 6 Elder street — house 10
Nicolson street
Thomas, writer, 47 Queen's street
Mrs David, 22 Society
Dewar, Andrew, boot and shoemaker, 14 College st.
David, jeweller, 13 Arthur street
George, joiner, 15 Shakspeare square
James, professor of music, 14 Elder street
—i — John, esq. advocate, 139 Princes street
John and Co. bookbinders and stationers, Parlia-
ment stairs
Robert, cabinet-maker, &c. Carrubber's close
Mrs F. 139 Princes street
Mrs James, 1 Orchardfield place, Castlebarns
Mrs and Miss, young ladies' seminary, west end
of Salisbury place, Newington
Miss, 22 Calton hill

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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).