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2 Thomas Gilbert, tailor
2 Jas. Brown & Son, cabinetmaker
3 James "Wilson, silk-mercer
4 Robert Blair, Italian warehouse
5 Sharp Callendar, silk-merchant
5 Robert Tally, clothier
6 Patisons & Pringle, silk-mercers
7 William Oliphant, bookseller
8 Robert Bryson, watchmaker
8 Laurence Butters, seal-engraver
8 Misses Brown, dressmakers
8 Alexander Boyack, clothier
9 Peter Scott, woollen-draper
10 John Foyer, hatter
11 R. Sclater& Son, die-cutters
11 Andrew Muir, general agent
11 Robert Deuchar, S. S C.
11 John Gilchrist, tailor
11 William Thomson, S. S. C
12 Wm. Tait, trimming warehouse.
14 G. Inglis & Co, ribbon-merchants
15 William Kennedy, glover
16 J. Grant, clothier
16 G. Armstrong, agent
16 John Callum, agent
16 D. Cameron, clothier
17 Robert Whyte, hardware-mercht.
18 David Gibson, haberdasher
20 James Vertue, factor
20 John Black, paper-ruler
20 Wm. Smith, teacher of dancing
21 A. Wauchope, toy-shop
22 J. Tobizs, general dealer
23 James M'Dowal, seal-engraver
27 Ogilvie & Boog, commiss. agents
30 John Ramsay, hosier
31 T. Fleming, shawl-manufacturer
32 Wm. Darling, toy-shop
33 David Bell, bootmaker
34 Wm. Hogg, woollen-draper
35 Miss Murray, dressmaker
35 Charles Blytb, agent
35 iS. Bridge Pawnbroker s Company
36 Robert Hutton, silk-mercer
37 T. Ireland sen. and Co. drapers
38 George Tibbets, hatter
39 M. Davidson, writing-master
39 Edin. Sub. Library, W. Baxter
39 T. Cogle, tailor
39 James Henderson, writer
39 John Graham, hardware-merch.
39 Edinburgh Loan Company,
J. H. Stott, manager
40 John Fra^er, china warehouse
41 William Whitehead, hosier
42 W. Adams, china warehouse
44 John Cork, tavern
44 William Burge, hatter
44 John Noble clothier
44 John Glass, printer
45 T. Weddell, hosier
46 Thomas Coatcs, silk-mercer
47 A. & W.Kinnoment, silk-mercers
48 J ). Rymer, grocer
49 W and D. Laing, booksellers
50 J. M'Gregor, coffeehouse
50 Mrs Ironside
51 J. Hendrie, glass-warehouse
52 James Grinton, draper
53 Hilliard and Co. cutlers
54 Dawson and Co. hatters
54 W. Galbraith, teacher
54 James Wilson, watchmaker
54 William Moffat, teacher
54 Jas. Bell, philosoph. instr. maker
54 John Beugo, engraver
55 Patrick Richard, bookseller
56 D. Walker, agency office
57 David Halliday, bookseller
58 Arch, and Wm. Smith, druggists
59 Richard Ireland, bookseller
59 Peter Brown, bookseller
59 T. Ewing, teacher
59 David Henderson, teacher
59 James Gray, watchmaker
59 William Flett, tailor
Miss Hutton, dressmaker
59 John Jones and Son, bookbinders
60 J. Crerar, grocer, wine & sp.-mer.
61 B. Kennedy and Co. hatters
62 M'Lauchlan & Stewart booksel.
63 J. Kerr, teacher
63 George Murray, teacher
64 Carfrae and Son, booksellers
65 Charles Kennedy, surgeon
66 H. Bruce, cutler
67 Ballantyne and Gardner, grocers
Adam square
68 Sutherland & Richmond, spirit-
merchants
70 AVYen's tavern
70 Dalgleish & Forrest, auctioneers
71 W. Dewar, teacher of dancing
72 Jas. M'Donald, shawl-manufac.
73 J. Keiller, confectioner
75 Mrs Stewart, hotel
77 Robert Grieve, moreen warehouse
78 John Burnet, haberdasher
79 Cameron and Co. paper-makers
79 John Sinclair jun. shawl-manuf.
80 Burge & Co. hat-manufacturers
81 W. Johnson, umbrella-manufac.
82 Small & Co, hardware merchants
82 James Anderson, teacher
82 Walter Nichol, teacher
82 J.Chadwick&Sons,flannel-manuf.
A. Melrose and Co. grocers
84 J. Spittal and Son, silk-mercers
85 John Keiller, confectioner
87 Adam Bell, bootmaker
88 Graham & Spence, woollen- drap.
89 Mrs Darling, milliner
90 Artizans' Subscr. Heading-room
90 A. & M.Simpson, straw-wareroom
90 D. M'Millan, pocket-book maker
91 John Cameron, lace-warehouse
92 W. Richardson, cutler
94 J. Anderson, shoe-warehouse
94 J. Johnstone, engraver
94 M. Johnstone, milliner
94 Orrock & Romanes, bookbinders
95 D. R. Sutherland, stationer
96 P. Forbes & Co. wine-merchanb
99 D. Livingstone, clothier
98 Gifford and Son, merchants
98 Assay Office
98 Goldsmiths Hull
99 David Livingstone, draper
100 Dr E. D. Allison, druggist
1 01 William Milne, linen-draper
102 A ndrewSkvwright, stockbroker
102 Alex. Craig, clothier (See AppJ
104 Alex. Craig & Co. cloth-merchts
105 Milnti and Co. hosiers
105 Thomas Mabon, agent
105 Thomas Jenkins, tailor
1 05 John Craig & Co. stockmakers
106 Wm. Henderson & Son, grocers
107 Thos. Summers, shawl-manufac.
108 George Smith, shawl-manufact.
SPENCE'S PLACE.
1 Watson & Handyside, coal-agents
3 Hugh Bannerman, spirit-mercht.
6 Robert White, spirit-dealer
8 William Menzies junior, surgeon
SPRING GARDENS.
Earl Grey tavern
Mrs Joseph Taylor, spirit-dealer
David Young, painter
STAFFORD STREET.
1 Allan Brown, spirit-dealer
1 James Morison, wright
1 William Morison, ironmonger
1 Lieutenant Nunn, staff-adjutant
3 Archibald Bonar, esq. R. Bank
5 Miss Beck
7 Miss Lee
9 Mrs Watson
9 Robert Smith, esq. solicitor
Lane, H. Roy, wright
11 Mark Napier, esq. advocate
13 Miss Kerr of Chatto
15 Thomas Graham, esq. advocate ■
21 Mrs Brown of Newton
23 John Mackay, esq.
27 Archibald Moncrieff, esq.
27 Miss Moncrieff
29 Angus Fletcher, esq. advocate
30 Kenneth M'Leay, portrait-painter
30 M. M'Leay, landscape-painter
28 James Robertson, esq. W. S.
26 Mrs Hartley
22 Right Rev. Bishop Walker"
20 David Williamson jun. esq. W. S.
16 Miss Stewart
14 Anthony Murray jun. esq.W. S.
12 Miss Porteous, milliner
12 Miss Poeteous, teacher
10 Mrs Blair
8 Archibald Christie, writer
6 Alexander Hamilton, esq. W. S.
4 Mrs Leckie
4 John Ryrie, fruiterer
2 John Henderson, builder
2 John Horsburgh, baker.
STUAHT STREET (GREAT).
1 Major Hope
1 Dr Munro, professor
1 James S. Morris, wiiie-mercht.
1 Robert Morris stationer
3 John Christison, esq. advocate
5 Mrs Dr Deans
5 Miss Fraser
5 Misses Maxwell
7 Tod and Romanes, eiqrs. W. S.
9 Dr Brown
1 1 W. J. Sands, esq.
13 Charles Baillie, esq. advocate
15 Scottish Institution
17 W. H. Playfair, esq. architect
19 Mis Liddtll