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LEITH STREET DIRECTORY.
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Glass works ; A. Turnbull, cashier 35 William Ferguson, barm-brewer
35 DavidJackson&Co.coal-merchts.
36 John Hay, baker
37 Gavin Hamilton, wright
37 J. C. Beadie, merchant
SHORE.
1 G.Ferguson, spirit-dealer
2 R. Glendinning, lodgings
2 David Reid, nurseryman
4 A B. Keir, spirit-dealer
4 Thomas Langford, spirit-dealer
5 Alexander Millar, merchant
7 Alex. Campbell, spirit-dealer
8 John Hunter, vintner
10 W. Laing and Co. ship agents
10 W. Harlow, nailer
10 William Hosie, merchant
10 Alexander Brown, shipmaster
10 Mrs Watt
10 George Akid, clerk
12 Mrs Ness, spirit-dealer
14 Robert Beatson, spirit-merchant
16 John Ancrum, spirit-de«ler
17 Alexander Mitchell, vintner
18 John Sim, spirit-dealer
20 Benjamin Mann, shipmaster
20 George Marshall, shipmaster
20 Alex M'Dougall, New Ship inn
20 John Stewart, lighthouse keeper
21 Alexander Mackay, eating house
23 Alexander Walker, vintner
St. George Steam Packet Co.'s office
28 David Orrock, tavern
31 Mrs Campbell, lodgings
31 James Anderson, Old Shiptavern
33 John Dickman, watchmaker
34 Stephen Duncan, spirit-dealer
35 Robert Mathie, baker
36 Mrs James Turnbull
36 Mrs Smart, Crown tavern
36 George Marr, shipmaster
37 Duncan Cameron, spirit- dealer
38 George Brown, watchmaker
39 A. Stobie, surgeon and druggist
40 W. Reid and Son, booksellers
42 Robert M'Laren, spirit-dealer
43 George Bryce, spirit-dealer
44 Mrs Simpson, draper
45 W. Simpson, of L. & E. Ship. Co
45 George Wallace, Clock tavern
46 Alexander Walker, vintner
47 Adam Smith, hairdresser
50 London, Leiih, Edinburgh, and
Glasgow Ship. Co.'s office, Ogilvie
and Crichton, managers
52 Alexander Ferney, tailor
53 William Armstrong, vintner
54 John Fulton & Son, corn-dealers
57 R. W. Hume, bookseller
58 Mrs George Fife
58 Mrs Gault, lodgings
58 A Stobie, surgeon
59 Adam Peacock, tobacconist
61 John Grant, confectioner
62 Mrs P. Hutton, woollen-draper
63 William Bennet, tailor
64 Thomas Callam, gas-fitter
64 Charles Morrison, agent
65 J. Wood, grocer and fish-dealer
67 John Moir, baker
66 Andrew Davie, spirit-dealer
E. Lackland
B. Nicolson
Frithfiehl
Peter M'Pherson, grocer
A. Chalmers of Edin. Ropery Co,
SANDPORT STREET.
J.Mattheson, gro. and spir-deal.
David Davidson, of Ordnance
Butter's <$■ Shore-dues offices
J. Beveridge, of Sb.-dues office
P. Dall, sup. of harbour & docks
Mrs Gardner, lodgings
James Watt, shipmaster
Mrs Alexander Nimmo, smith
Alexander Gordon, baker
Andrew Jack, of Customs
Mrs Forsyth, grocer
Henry Smith, wine-merchant
Sutherland Aitkin, sail-maker
J. Wallace, copper and tinsmith
Finlay Jones, ropemaker
John Hill, spirit-dealer
Robert Williamson, spirit-dealer
John Harvey, cooper
William Henderson, shoemaker
Archd. M'Naughton, shipbroker
John Shaw, shoemaker
John Aim, grocer
Robert Paterson junior, painter
Peter Donaldson, spirit- dealer
Ramsay's close
A. M'Donald &* Co. smiths
Sutherland & Watson, engineers
Old church street
Robert Ewart, clockmaker
Mrs William Butiment, lodgings
William Calder, sailmaker
Robert Philip junior, merchant
S. Young, coal-merchant
Butiment & Young, shipbuilders
SEAF1ELD BATHS.
Wm. M'Kelvie, Seafield Baths
Miss Dudgeon
T. D. Landers, coal-merchant
John Wilson, coal-agent
Alexander Wilson, coal-agent
John Innes, gardener
A. M'Nair, merchant, Sea-lodge
T. Stevenson, corn-factor
Misses Watson, Seaside house
Ab. Newton, merchant, Sea Cot
Fillyside
George Young junior
SHERIFF BRAE.
1 Andrew Doig, spirit-dealer
3 David Couston, corn-chandler
4 Lawsons wynd
11 Reverend John Hamilton
12 W. Taylor and Co. soap-makers
IK James Mearns, painter
20 Timothy Burstall, engineer
23 B. F. Gray, merchant
24 R. H. M'Kenzie, brewer
24 George Virtue, (manager)
25 Archibald I.umsdcn, merchant
33 Robert Dobie, shipmaster
35 Leith Harm Company- of Bakers
Waters' close
Reid & Co.'s Lond. Porter store;
Charles Morrison, agent
William Anderson, shipmaster
Thomas Peacock, tailor, 14
69 James Gentleman, coppersmith
70 Duncan Mackenzie, spirit dealer
70 Alex. Livingstone, spirit-dealer
72 Lond. § Edin. Shipping Co. 's office,
73 Burgess' close
74 David Young, grocer
75 Robert Lowrie, hairdresser
76 Thoma3 Christie, merchant
77 Lond. and Leith Old Shipping Co.'s
office, D. Gourlay, manager
78 John Clerk, fish-merchant
James Letham, tobacconist
John Henderson, bookseller
Alexander Marshall, druggist
84 Mrs Peter Johnston, midwife
84 Archibald Sinclair, spirit-dealer
84 Mr George Crabb
85 Alexander Fenton & Co. grocers
86 Hull $• Leith Shipping Co.'s office,
A. B. Mabon, manager
38 Thomas Cuthbert, coach- office
39 Steven Blyth, shoemaker
)0 Davide, spirit-dealer
SUMMERFIELD.
Mrs Dr James Robertson
Mr J. T. Robertson, merchant
Alexander White, merchant
Edward Chapman, esq.
Joseph Telfer, gardener
W. Sinclair, cooper
Rev. Dr M. Russell
Summerjield House
TIMBER BUSH/
J. Dryden and Co. ship-brokers
J. and P. Cameron, carriers
Alex. Millar, colour-merchant
Thomas Howie and Co. carriers
12 T. Allan, cooper & wine-mercht.
13 James Jameson, merchant
14 Prestonholm Spinning Company
14 R. M. Craig, of the Spinning Co,
14 J. Craig, of the Spinning Co.
16 London Porter Store ; David
Stocks and Co. agents
James Waldie, merchant
18 Glasgow § Edinburgh Canal Ship-
ping Co.'s office.
21 Alexander Henderson, agent
22 Carstairs and Elder, wine-mer-
chants
23 James Wishart and Son, mer-
chants
Alex. Rennie, wine merchant
TOLBOOTH WYND.
4 Hugh Ilussel, tailor
4 John M'Craw, A. and B. officer
4 Miss Dickson, dressmaker
4 Mrs Ogg
5 Crabbie & Cree, spirit-merchants
6 Wm. Walker, spirit-merchant
7 John Dalziell, baker
9 George Main, hairdresser
10 J. B Leask, ironmonger