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EDINBURGH
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4 Miss Munro
4 Mrs John Reid
4 Miss Margaret Jeffrey
GRASSMARKET.
1 A. Glen & Son, corn-merchants
3 Marshall's close
Mrs Alexander Small, stabler
5 T. & J. Alexander, surgeons
7 Ballantine's close
9 Robert Brash, inn-keeper
1 1 William Henderson, spirit-dealer
13 Kinniburgh's close
23 P. Lamond and Sons, brewers
ii3 William Russel, tailor
23 Lamond's close.
25 Charles Peter, draper
27 James Haswell, grocer
31 Thomas Craig spirit-dealer
33 Swans close
39 Esplin's close
41 Andrew M'Call, spirit-dealer
45 Dunlop's close
55 Robert Duff, spirit-dealer
57 James Anstruther, spirit-dealer
59 Francis Higgins, hairdresser
61 Hamilton's close
63 J. & W. Snowden, spirit-merchts.
67 Mrs. Wight, stabler
69 John Watson, grocer
71 William Murray, grocer
78 Gordon's close
Thomas Stewart, brewer
73 Heriot's Bridge
J. Guthrie, damask weaver
79 Allan's close
89 Angus M'Gillivray, spirit-dealer
91 Hay's close
95 James Brown, tobacconist
97 John Hume, reedmaker
99 Gilmour's close
99 Archibald Glen, corn merchant
101 Gilmore & Gibson, ropemakers
107 Cowie's close
113 John Barbour, leather shop
115 John Bain, cowfeeder
117 Robert Gray, flesher
1 1 9 West Smith's close
123 Dougald Green, stabler
125 East Smith's close
125 Thomas Wilson, leather-dresser
127 Aitchison's ale shop
129 Hunter's close
James M'Alpin, maltster
R. & W. Bladworth, hardware
merchants
133 Thomas Graham, victual-dealer
135 Aird's 'close
137 Alexander Easton, spirit-dealer
139 Burt's close
141 Mrs. M'Keracher, grocer
143 William Murray, corabmaker
143 Mrs. Ballantyne, cowfeeder
1 45 Temple's close
147 Mrs Dickson, spirit-dealer
108 John Munro, confectioner
106 T. Newlands& Son, ropemakers
104 James Robertson, ropemaker
102 Dewar's close
100 William Sharp, stabler
94 C'urrie's close
92 James Inglis, spirit-dealer
88 David Adams, victual-dealer
84 Beattie's close
78 Plainslone close
76 Andrew Inglis, spirit-merchant
74 Mrs Robert Somervill, stabler
72 John Davie, baker
70 G. Meikle, merchant
68 Jamieson's close
66 G. Jameson & Son, spirit-merch.
60 Alex. Gillon & Son, fiax-manuf.
58 Robert Gray, saddler
54 Thomson's court
James Gibson, tailor
W. & J. Glen, spirit-merchants.
J. Snowden, merchant
52 John Miller, ironmonger
50 Archibald Aikman, grocer
48 George Hogg, spirit-dealer
46 A. T. Collie, tobacconist
46 Castle wynd
P. Peddie, horcedealer, 2
44 John Forsyth, spirit-dealer
42 M. Wilson, tobacconist
40 James Miller, victual-dealer
38 James M' Donald, saddler
36 Dunlop's court
34 Wm. Dunlop& Co. spirit-mercb.
32 White Hart Inn, Wm. Haddow
30 Glenny & Co. china-warehouse
28 F. Richardson, drysalter
26 George Somerville, stabler
24 J. & W. Bailey, china-dealers
'22 James Frier, victual-dealer
20 Gladstone's close
20 Alexander Gladstone, stabler
18 James Gladstone, spirit-dealer
16 William Brown, spirit-dealer
14 Black Bull Inn, G. Steedman
12 John Laird, grocer
10 William Pringle, victual-dealer
8 Crawford's close
6 W. Porteous, victual- dealer
2 W. M'Alpin, saddler
GRAY STREET (SOUTH).
1. Lieut. -Col. Walker
2 And. Symington, leather-merch.
4 Miss Napier
5 John Wigham, manufacturer
6 James Patterson, of Stamp office
7 William Taap, esq.
7 Mrs Binnie
8 John Carfrae junior, bookseller
9 Archibald Nisbet, esq.
11 William Archibald, esq.
GRAY STREET (UPPER).
1 Mrs. Thomas Hodge
2 Mrs A. Paterson
3 Miss J. Carphin
4 John Cameron, of G. P. O.
5 J. Anderson, bootmaker
6 W. Laurie, of Sir W. Forbes & Co
7 Miss Wemyss
8 Richard Hogg, late hosier
8 Archd. Douglas, teacher.
9 Captain John M'Dermid
10 Miss Hunter, Infant School
12 Miss Ker
12 Mrs Trotter
13 James Alison, builder
16 Alex. Callender, dep. city clerk
17 Mrs Bain, cowfeeder
GREENSIDE LANE.
Lachlan Kennedy, esq.
Robert M'Wattie, bell-hanger
William Gibson & Son, plumbers
James Cochrane & Co. brassfound.
James Dove, blacksmith
Andrew Paterson, smith
Henry Dickson, coppersmith
James Tod and Son, smiths
GREENSIDE PLACE.
1 Alexander Wright, seedsman
2 Miss Home, lodgings
2 William Cooper, mail guard
2 William Croal, coachmaker
2 Mrs Thomson
2 Mrs Fraser
4 Robert Haddon, painter
4 D. Borthwick, chimney-sweeper
5 J. Kay, carver and gilder
6 John White, flesher
7 Cay and Johnston, tinsmiths
8 Walter Welsh, spirit- dealer
8 Mrs Wright, milliner
8 David Mackay, hairdresser
9 W. H. Townsend, teach, of draw.
9 W. Townsend, piano-forte maker
9 Thomas Scott, teacher
9 H. Lipman, quill-manufacturer
9 Mrs Guild, midwife
10 Mrs Walker, milliner
1 1 Mrs Van Stavern, worsted shop
13 G. Callum and Co. ironmongers
14 John Leitch, tailor
15 Robert Smyles, draper
16 Dr. T. Thomson
1 6 J. Marshall, esq. of Register office
16 Andrew Ker, cabinetmaker
17 Gall & Yellowlees, coach-builders
17 John Yellowlees, coach-builder
18 T. B. Campbell, metal-merchant
1 9 Alexander Forrest, smith
19 James Brodie, painter
20 Peter M'Laren, cabinetmaker
21 Craig and Rose, dry-salters
21 George Wright, agent
21 Jarfies Gibson, silk-dyer
23 A. Bell and Son, smiths
24 William Pattison, agent
24 Thomas Blackwell, grocer
24 George Callum, ironmonger
24 Edward Mitchell, engraver
24 John Craig, clothier
25 Wm. Bailey & Co. glass wareho.
GREENSIDE ROW.
1 Mrs. J. Thomson, spirit-dealer
2 William Shepherd, spirit-dealer
3 Laurence Berry, plasterer
Gilchrist Lane
John Patterson, smith
Mrs John Laing
Peter Sutherland, goldbeater
7 William Gordon, spirit-dealer
9 Finlay M'Kenzie, spirit-dealer
10 Alexander Hay, spirit-merchant
14 David Coupar, spirit-dealer
15 D. Ferguson, grocer
17 John Renwick, spirit-dealer
18 J. Carse and Son, smiths
19 Mrs Logan, grocer
23 Robert Sheddan, spirit-dealer
25 George Bathgate, spirit-dealer
28 William Fras-er, spirit-dealer
GREENSIDE STREET.
1 A. Paton, saddler
2 J. Polland, grocer
3 James Baird, baker
4 Wilkie's tavern and lodgings