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BR O
EDINBURGH
B RO
41 Robert Forsyth, tailor
41 William M'Laren, printer
41 Mrs J- Thomson, dress-maker
45 Alexander Campbell, shoemaker
53 Andrew Scott, tailor
53 Mrs Thomas Fairbairn
55 Mrs Young, baker
57 James Smith, shoemaker
57 John Henderson, cowfeeder
59 Thomas Charles, cabinetmaker
61 Mrs Walter Tait, laboratory
70 Andw. Graham, spirit-dealer
66 Robert Kerr, grocer
6S John Cotton, snuff-shop
62 Alex. Scott, painter
58 William Marshall, coach-builder
58 Wm. Whillas and Son, coopers
56 Peter Mackay, eating-house
54 J. Brack, broker
54 Miss Taylor
54 Mrs Taylor's lodgings
54 William Archibald, shoemaker
54 Robert Morrison, agent
52 James Anderson, S. S. C.
52 James Burns, teacher
52 Mrs M. Baxter, lodgings
52 Miss Luke, dressmaker
50 Andrew Stewart, spirit-dealer
48 Alex. Learmonth, victual-dealer
46 Mrs M. Dickinson, lodgings
44 James Anderson, flesher
42 James Bowers & Co., painters
40 S. Stevenson, linen draper
38 William Meek, victual-dealer
36 Hamilton s Entry.
32 Geo. Graham, surgeon
28 John M'Lachlan, wine-merchant
24 Mrs Cormack, sick-nurse
22 John Robertson, flesher
20 R. Richardson, provision-shop
18 Edinburgh Clothing Society
8 Alexander Hart, teacher
18 Dickson's court
14 Woolpaclc Inn — Adam Clark
6 Wm. Balleny, wright
4 James Caldwell, flesher
2 J. Alston, grocer
BRISTO PORT.
A. Hunter, tobacconist
P. Mackay, super. Lun. Asylum
J. Christie, sup. of Child. Hosp.
Charity Workhouse— Rev. Robert
Bowie, house governor
Mrs Macgillvray, matron
BROUGHTON PLACE.
1 3. Hardie, bootmaker
1 Alex. Lyall, messenger-at-arms
1 William Dods, lodgings
1 Mrs Herd, lodgings
3 Thomas Fairbairn, surgeon
5 Arch. Scott, architect
7 Ladies C. & J. Erskine.
7 James Boyd, cabinetmaker
7 Anderson & Maconochie, esqrs.
S. S. C.
7 Horatius Cannan, esq. W. S.
9 G. Brunton, esq. solicitor
1 1 Dr Geo. Walker
13 Miss Anderson
15 A. Ainslie, saddler
17 .7. P. Bertram, esq. W. S.
19 George Mortimer, music seller
21 Mrs Somervile
21 Mrs John M'Ritchie
21 Mrs M'Laren
29 Alex. Galloway, stabler
31 Mrs Beattie
31 Mrs Gordon
31 John Murray, spirit dealer
31 Robert Page, surveyor
31 Robert Clark, engraver
( Bro'iphton-Place chapel)
Neil M'Laren, merchant
34 Captain John Dick
32 Mrs A. Carter
32 S. M'Kenzie, portrait painter
A. Black, bookseller
8 Rev. Dr D. Ritchie
6 William Hunt, esq. W. S.
24 Walter Cockburn, esq.
22 Miss A. Orr
20 John Kermack, esq. W. S.
18 W. Fraser, clothier
16 MissEckford
16 Mrs Dr Blair
16 James Ritchie, senr., merchant
16 William Potts, agent
14 James Scott, surgeon
12 Andrew Storie, esq. W. S.
10 James M'Donnell, esq. W. S.
8 Thomas Maitland, esq.
6 A. Thomson, bookbinder
4 Dr Alexander Cockburn
St James's chapel
BROUGHTON (OLD).
Alexander Goodall, builder
Thomas Learmonth, bell-hanger
David Paton, wright
John Shennan, builder
G. Douglas, smith
Paterson's court
W. Somers, esq.
John Sheddan, cabinetmaker
William Shaw, of Excise
Robt. Robertson, victual-dealer
BROUGHTON PLACE (East)
1 Dr Poole
2 Wm. Robertson, min. painter
2 W. Bird's Lodgings
2 Miss E. Campbell
2 Miss Stewart
2 Rev. John Thomson
2 Jas. Reid, accountant
3 John Wilson, esq.
4 Miss Howison
4 Mrs Candow
4 Miss Baillie
4 Geo. E. Russell, merchant
4 Mrs Stewart
4 A. Paul, lodgings
5 A. Spalding, esq. writer
6 Miss Horsburgh
BROUGHTON ROAD.
Sroughtan-Park House
Major Hay
Adam Hay, esq. W. S
D. Sinclair, gardener, Cottarje
Brovyhton Hall
George Yule, cloth-factor
Blandfield House
Robert Webster, esq. S. S. C.
Bjovghton Point
W. Ewing, esq. of National Bank
W. M'Donald, esq. Powderhall
Redbraes
Robert Hall, of Customs
John Reid senior, gardener
Dickson & Co. Nursery
Henry Stephens, esq.
Hugh Veitch, esq. Stewartfeld
BROUGHTON STREET.
AdelpJii Theatre
Catholic Chapel
Catholic Chapel Lnne
Right Rev. Dr Carruthers
Rev. Stephen Reenan
Rev. Charles Green
Rev. Alex. Gordon
1 S. Bell, spirit-merchant
2 James Paterson, tobacconist
3 Miss M'Laren, dressmaker
4 John Banks, Waverly tavern
5 R. Hardie & Co. tinsmiths
9 James Barrilli, flower maker
13 John Murray, baker
15 Alex. Grant, surgeon
17 Nicol Pringle, merchant
19 R. Custard, shoemaker
21 John Croall, coachmaker
21 Mrs Milne
21 William Gibson, plumber
21 Thomas Hancox, teacher
23 Miss Wemyss, straw-hat maker '■
29 James Fortune, bandage-maker
31 Mrs Purves
31 R. Sayers, late merchant
33 Broughton Lane
John Sparks, livery stables
35 Mrs Wemyss
37 James Balfour, esq. W. S.
37 Wm. Lawrie, victual-dealer
3.9 D. Nicholson, grocer
41 Alex. Nicolson, wine-merchant
43 John Rae, agent
45 Charles Gray, baker
47 Andrew Potts, stationer
49 L. A. Mackintosh, spirit-dealer
51 Mrs Jardine, lodgings
51 Mrs Captain Mundel
51 A. Preston, tailor
51 Mrs Sutherland
53 Charles Patterson, grocer
57 Misses Pillans, dressmakers
59 John Dick, plumber
59 Misses Lyon
59 W. M'Farlane, clerk
59 James Telfer, excise officer
61 Wm. Cunningham, flesher
63 R. Cruickshank, tobacconist
65 C. M'Kenzie, grocer
69 John Maule, architect
69 Miss Jamieson, dressmaker
69 John Slymond, printer
69 Mrs Barker, lodgings
71 James Shand, painter
73 AVilliam Thorn, flesher
75 W. Mitchell, teacher of dancing
75 David Langlands, writer
77 Thomas Lindsay, dyer
79 J. Murdie, victual-dealer
79 John Hardie, grocer
83 P. C. Gray, stationer
85 John Moffat, grocer
BR O
EDINBURGH
B RO
41 Robert Forsyth, tailor
41 William M'Laren, printer
41 Mrs J- Thomson, dress-maker
45 Alexander Campbell, shoemaker
53 Andrew Scott, tailor
53 Mrs Thomas Fairbairn
55 Mrs Young, baker
57 James Smith, shoemaker
57 John Henderson, cowfeeder
59 Thomas Charles, cabinetmaker
61 Mrs Walter Tait, laboratory
70 Andw. Graham, spirit-dealer
66 Robert Kerr, grocer
6S John Cotton, snuff-shop
62 Alex. Scott, painter
58 William Marshall, coach-builder
58 Wm. Whillas and Son, coopers
56 Peter Mackay, eating-house
54 J. Brack, broker
54 Miss Taylor
54 Mrs Taylor's lodgings
54 William Archibald, shoemaker
54 Robert Morrison, agent
52 James Anderson, S. S. C.
52 James Burns, teacher
52 Mrs M. Baxter, lodgings
52 Miss Luke, dressmaker
50 Andrew Stewart, spirit-dealer
48 Alex. Learmonth, victual-dealer
46 Mrs M. Dickinson, lodgings
44 James Anderson, flesher
42 James Bowers & Co., painters
40 S. Stevenson, linen draper
38 William Meek, victual-dealer
36 Hamilton s Entry.
32 Geo. Graham, surgeon
28 John M'Lachlan, wine-merchant
24 Mrs Cormack, sick-nurse
22 John Robertson, flesher
20 R. Richardson, provision-shop
18 Edinburgh Clothing Society
8 Alexander Hart, teacher
18 Dickson's court
14 Woolpaclc Inn — Adam Clark
6 Wm. Balleny, wright
4 James Caldwell, flesher
2 J. Alston, grocer
BRISTO PORT.
A. Hunter, tobacconist
P. Mackay, super. Lun. Asylum
J. Christie, sup. of Child. Hosp.
Charity Workhouse— Rev. Robert
Bowie, house governor
Mrs Macgillvray, matron
BROUGHTON PLACE.
1 3. Hardie, bootmaker
1 Alex. Lyall, messenger-at-arms
1 William Dods, lodgings
1 Mrs Herd, lodgings
3 Thomas Fairbairn, surgeon
5 Arch. Scott, architect
7 Ladies C. & J. Erskine.
7 James Boyd, cabinetmaker
7 Anderson & Maconochie, esqrs.
S. S. C.
7 Horatius Cannan, esq. W. S.
9 G. Brunton, esq. solicitor
1 1 Dr Geo. Walker
13 Miss Anderson
15 A. Ainslie, saddler
17 .7. P. Bertram, esq. W. S.
19 George Mortimer, music seller
21 Mrs Somervile
21 Mrs John M'Ritchie
21 Mrs M'Laren
29 Alex. Galloway, stabler
31 Mrs Beattie
31 Mrs Gordon
31 John Murray, spirit dealer
31 Robert Page, surveyor
31 Robert Clark, engraver
( Bro'iphton-Place chapel)
Neil M'Laren, merchant
34 Captain John Dick
32 Mrs A. Carter
32 S. M'Kenzie, portrait painter
A. Black, bookseller
8 Rev. Dr D. Ritchie
6 William Hunt, esq. W. S.
24 Walter Cockburn, esq.
22 Miss A. Orr
20 John Kermack, esq. W. S.
18 W. Fraser, clothier
16 MissEckford
16 Mrs Dr Blair
16 James Ritchie, senr., merchant
16 William Potts, agent
14 James Scott, surgeon
12 Andrew Storie, esq. W. S.
10 James M'Donnell, esq. W. S.
8 Thomas Maitland, esq.
6 A. Thomson, bookbinder
4 Dr Alexander Cockburn
St James's chapel
BROUGHTON (OLD).
Alexander Goodall, builder
Thomas Learmonth, bell-hanger
David Paton, wright
John Shennan, builder
G. Douglas, smith
Paterson's court
W. Somers, esq.
John Sheddan, cabinetmaker
William Shaw, of Excise
Robt. Robertson, victual-dealer
BROUGHTON PLACE (East)
1 Dr Poole
2 Wm. Robertson, min. painter
2 W. Bird's Lodgings
2 Miss E. Campbell
2 Miss Stewart
2 Rev. John Thomson
2 Jas. Reid, accountant
3 John Wilson, esq.
4 Miss Howison
4 Mrs Candow
4 Miss Baillie
4 Geo. E. Russell, merchant
4 Mrs Stewart
4 A. Paul, lodgings
5 A. Spalding, esq. writer
6 Miss Horsburgh
BROUGHTON ROAD.
Sroughtan-Park House
Major Hay
Adam Hay, esq. W. S
D. Sinclair, gardener, Cottarje
Brovyhton Hall
George Yule, cloth-factor
Blandfield House
Robert Webster, esq. S. S. C.
Bjovghton Point
W. Ewing, esq. of National Bank
W. M'Donald, esq. Powderhall
Redbraes
Robert Hall, of Customs
John Reid senior, gardener
Dickson & Co. Nursery
Henry Stephens, esq.
Hugh Veitch, esq. Stewartfeld
BROUGHTON STREET.
AdelpJii Theatre
Catholic Chapel
Catholic Chapel Lnne
Right Rev. Dr Carruthers
Rev. Stephen Reenan
Rev. Charles Green
Rev. Alex. Gordon
1 S. Bell, spirit-merchant
2 James Paterson, tobacconist
3 Miss M'Laren, dressmaker
4 John Banks, Waverly tavern
5 R. Hardie & Co. tinsmiths
9 James Barrilli, flower maker
13 John Murray, baker
15 Alex. Grant, surgeon
17 Nicol Pringle, merchant
19 R. Custard, shoemaker
21 John Croall, coachmaker
21 Mrs Milne
21 William Gibson, plumber
21 Thomas Hancox, teacher
23 Miss Wemyss, straw-hat maker '■
29 James Fortune, bandage-maker
31 Mrs Purves
31 R. Sayers, late merchant
33 Broughton Lane
John Sparks, livery stables
35 Mrs Wemyss
37 James Balfour, esq. W. S.
37 Wm. Lawrie, victual-dealer
3.9 D. Nicholson, grocer
41 Alex. Nicolson, wine-merchant
43 John Rae, agent
45 Charles Gray, baker
47 Andrew Potts, stationer
49 L. A. Mackintosh, spirit-dealer
51 Mrs Jardine, lodgings
51 Mrs Captain Mundel
51 A. Preston, tailor
51 Mrs Sutherland
53 Charles Patterson, grocer
57 Misses Pillans, dressmakers
59 John Dick, plumber
59 Misses Lyon
59 W. M'Farlane, clerk
59 James Telfer, excise officer
61 Wm. Cunningham, flesher
63 R. Cruickshank, tobacconist
65 C. M'Kenzie, grocer
69 John Maule, architect
69 Miss Jamieson, dressmaker
69 John Slymond, printer
69 Mrs Barker, lodgings
71 James Shand, painter
73 AVilliam Thorn, flesher
75 W. Mitchell, teacher of dancing
75 David Langlands, writer
77 Thomas Lindsay, dyer
79 J. Murdie, victual-dealer
79 John Hardie, grocer
83 P. C. Gray, stationer
85 John Moffat, grocer
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| Scottish Post Office Directories > Towns > Edinburgh > Post Office annual directory > 1836-1837 > (178) |
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| Description | Post-Office Annual directory 1836-37 |
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| Shelfmark | POE |
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| Description | Containing 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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| Description | Directories of individual Scottish towns and their suburbs. |
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| Description | Around 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). |
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