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POT
STREET DIRECTORY.
P U I
195
2 Mrs Morrison, lodgings
2 Lewis M'Kinnon, of L. & E.
Shipping Company
2 Mrs George Shanks
2 Mrs Jannes Robertson
3 James Wilson, shipmaster
4 John Douglas, shipmaster
4 Walter Smith, shipmaster
4 Allan M'Naughton, agent
David Allan, shipmaster
4 Mrs Preston, lodgings
POTTEimOW.
3 James Bruce, wood-engraver
3 William Hepburn, glazier
1 1 Ilichard Haxton, jeweller
15 Mrs Ritchie, grocer
23 Grahani's bididings
23 John Brown, wright
23 John Graham&Sons, goldsmiths
23 F. Graham, of J. Graham and
Sons
25 Turnbull's entry
29 Walter M'Farlane, spirit-dealer
39 J. Chalmers, vinegar-maker
39 Geo. Brockley, copper-smith
49 JUidrlletoii's entry
John Wilson, J, P. constable, 20
ll.M'Beatli,chimney-sweeper,3
Mrs Robertson, engrafter, 7
Mrs Gibb, ladies' nurse, 7
Da. M'Keazie, spirit-dealer, 13
57 John Cassidy, book-deliverer
65 P. M'Gagan, hairdresser
77 (jencraCs entry
81 Andrew Norman, shoemaker
87 George Brockley, coppersmith
79 George Cotton, S.S.C.
82 A. M'Dougall, spirit-dealer
80 John Menzies, shoemaker
80 D. Douglas, late merchant
74 SimpHoii's court
li John Wood, letter-carrier
74 Mrs Cormack, sick -nurse
74 J. Johnston, wright
70 William Balleny, wright
•54 Clerk's close
64 Andrew Birrel, currier
60 Thomas Sanderson, grocer
56 James Carmichael, jeweller
54 John Smellie, grocer
40 Thomas M'Gill, shoemaker
48 Thos. Campbell, letter-carrier
42 Allison, square
James Dobbie, missionary, 2
Miss A. Smith, straw -hatmkr, 2
David Swanston, draper, 2
ITen.Hutchison,spirit-mercht. 3
Robert Milne, music-teacher, 5
Wm. Fletcher, cabinetmaker
Miss Howden, 5
John Pendrigh, victual-dealer
8 Don. M'Dougall, spirit-dtaler
28 BorthicicfiS clo;e
24 John Stoddart, sjjirit-deakr
20 Wm. Henderson, spirit-dealer
1 8 Hume'' s entry
IS John Clark, smith
18 D. Clark, inspect, of weights, &c.
18 Mrs Andrew Brodie,
14 James Aitken, farrier
PRESTON STREET
(WEST.)
2 C. Owen, painter & glazier
2 James Xi. Pitcairn, esq.
3 Lieutenant D. Macdouald
3 Mrs Nimmo
3 Mrs Pottinger
3 David Hutton, clothier
5 Thomas ]Murray, lecturer
G Donald Eraser, quartermaster
G Mrs R. Wight
6 Mrs Thew
6 R. Anderson, of Nat. Bank
G Sam. Hopporton, late merchant
6 WiUiam Murray, writer
7 Daniel Gunn, builder
10 Mrs Spink
10 Rev. Thomas Lockerby
10 Mrs Calder
12 John Scott, baker
15 A. Stodart, coach-hirer
18 Gavin Kay, plumber
19 Mrs Hunter, victual-dealer
PRESTON STREET
(EAST.)
1 Adam Cairns, grocer
2 William Whytock, transcriber
Rd. Whytock, of Why tock & Co.
PRINCE'S STREET.
2 Robert M'Ghie, spirit-dealer
2 John Croal's coach-office
3 Andrev/ Murray, Turf Tavern
4 Messrs Russell and M'Nee,
coach-builders
4 J. Patterson, leather-merchant
8 Alexander Russell, coachmaker
8 Thomas Watson, builder
8 W. Macqueen's liotel
9 EEeirsof W.Trotter, upholsterer
10 Royal Mail Coach-office
10 A. Rutherford, spirit-merchant
1 1 Archd. Stewart, Crown hotel
11 Croal's coach-office
12 Ainslie & Sutherland, saddlers
1 2 Scott's coach-office
12 David Whitelaw, watchmaker
12 Jn. Brown & Co. bootmakers
14 Wra. Renton & Co. silk-mer.
15 Wm. Lindores, spirit-merchant
15 Cowan &Strachan, silk-mercers
15 A. Strachan & Co. clothiers
15 Misses Mortimer, dressmakers
16 Menzies &M'Conachie,W.S.
17 Cowan and Co. papermakers
18 James Tait, hotel-keeper
19 Greive & Oliver, hatters
19 John Harvie, bazaar
20 James Johnston, agent
21 Campbell's hotel
23 R.AVi]son,flshing-tackIemaker
23 George Cotton, tobacconist
24 AVilliam Roughhead, draper
25 E. Franklin & Co. jewellers
^^St. Andrew's street
27 Aberdeen Smach §• Steam Pac-
ket Co.'s office.
27 W. B. Mackenzie, hosier
28 Patton & Fleming, tobacconists
28 Edwin Millidge, jeweller
29 J. and A. Rymer, saddlers
29 Smith &White, woollen-drapers
30 David Gregg& Co. silk-mercers
3 1 Jardine, Stodart,& Fraser, esqs.
W.S.
Norwich Union Company
31 Mrs Cunningham
32 MissJ.Macdonald, worsted sh.
32 John Steele, toy-shop
33 Pugh and Plews, chemists
34 John Brown & Co. bootmakers
34 James Niel, confectioner
35 John Cotton, tobacconist
36 Star Hotel, J. Sorley
37 William Peck, silk-mercer
39 Alex. Robertson, music-seller
40 Alex. Allan and Co. bankers
40 Sun Fire-office
40 John INIartin, esq. banker
41 Boyd, Bayne, and Co. fruiterers
42 John Balmain, tobacconist
42 Each. M'Donald, bootmaker
43 John Johnston, dentist
43 & 44 A. Muller and Co.
45 D. Rutherford, fishing-tackle
maker
45 John Milne, civil-engineer
45 Watt&Macalpin, watchmakers
45 Croley and Co. staymakers
45 W. Alexander, writing-master
45 James Lawson, tailor
46 Leith Gas Light Co.'s Office
46 Wm. Purves and Co. clothiers
^° St. David street
47 Kennington & Jenner, silk-
mercers
48 Philip Levy, furrier
48 W. Whitehead, boot warehouse
48 John Dewar, bootmaker
49 Blairs, tailors
49 J. G. Thomson & Co.wine-mer.
49 Peter Pedie, trunkmaker
50 Alexander Hill, bookseller
50 Miss C. Brown, corsetmaker
52 W. F. Watson, bookseller
52 James Pattison, hairdresser
53 Roi/al Hotel, 11. M. Gibb
54 Hallam & Spence, tea-wareho.
54 J. & J. Ritchie, tailors
55 George Duncan, bootmaker '
55 James Carnegie, lodgings
55 Rausch & Corpe, tailors
57 W. Truelitt, hairdresser
57 H. Forbes & Co seal engravers
STREET DIRECTORY.
P U I
195
2 Mrs Morrison, lodgings
2 Lewis M'Kinnon, of L. & E.
Shipping Company
2 Mrs George Shanks
2 Mrs Jannes Robertson
3 James Wilson, shipmaster
4 John Douglas, shipmaster
4 Walter Smith, shipmaster
4 Allan M'Naughton, agent
David Allan, shipmaster
4 Mrs Preston, lodgings
POTTEimOW.
3 James Bruce, wood-engraver
3 William Hepburn, glazier
1 1 Ilichard Haxton, jeweller
15 Mrs Ritchie, grocer
23 Grahani's bididings
23 John Brown, wright
23 John Graham&Sons, goldsmiths
23 F. Graham, of J. Graham and
Sons
25 Turnbull's entry
29 Walter M'Farlane, spirit-dealer
39 J. Chalmers, vinegar-maker
39 Geo. Brockley, copper-smith
49 JUidrlletoii's entry
John Wilson, J, P. constable, 20
ll.M'Beatli,chimney-sweeper,3
Mrs Robertson, engrafter, 7
Mrs Gibb, ladies' nurse, 7
Da. M'Keazie, spirit-dealer, 13
57 John Cassidy, book-deliverer
65 P. M'Gagan, hairdresser
77 (jencraCs entry
81 Andrew Norman, shoemaker
87 George Brockley, coppersmith
79 George Cotton, S.S.C.
82 A. M'Dougall, spirit-dealer
80 John Menzies, shoemaker
80 D. Douglas, late merchant
74 SimpHoii's court
li John Wood, letter-carrier
74 Mrs Cormack, sick -nurse
74 J. Johnston, wright
70 William Balleny, wright
•54 Clerk's close
64 Andrew Birrel, currier
60 Thomas Sanderson, grocer
56 James Carmichael, jeweller
54 John Smellie, grocer
40 Thomas M'Gill, shoemaker
48 Thos. Campbell, letter-carrier
42 Allison, square
James Dobbie, missionary, 2
Miss A. Smith, straw -hatmkr, 2
David Swanston, draper, 2
ITen.Hutchison,spirit-mercht. 3
Robert Milne, music-teacher, 5
Wm. Fletcher, cabinetmaker
Miss Howden, 5
John Pendrigh, victual-dealer
8 Don. M'Dougall, spirit-dtaler
28 BorthicicfiS clo;e
24 John Stoddart, sjjirit-deakr
20 Wm. Henderson, spirit-dealer
1 8 Hume'' s entry
IS John Clark, smith
18 D. Clark, inspect, of weights, &c.
18 Mrs Andrew Brodie,
14 James Aitken, farrier
PRESTON STREET
(WEST.)
2 C. Owen, painter & glazier
2 James Xi. Pitcairn, esq.
3 Lieutenant D. Macdouald
3 Mrs Nimmo
3 Mrs Pottinger
3 David Hutton, clothier
5 Thomas ]Murray, lecturer
G Donald Eraser, quartermaster
G Mrs R. Wight
6 Mrs Thew
6 R. Anderson, of Nat. Bank
G Sam. Hopporton, late merchant
6 WiUiam Murray, writer
7 Daniel Gunn, builder
10 Mrs Spink
10 Rev. Thomas Lockerby
10 Mrs Calder
12 John Scott, baker
15 A. Stodart, coach-hirer
18 Gavin Kay, plumber
19 Mrs Hunter, victual-dealer
PRESTON STREET
(EAST.)
1 Adam Cairns, grocer
2 William Whytock, transcriber
Rd. Whytock, of Why tock & Co.
PRINCE'S STREET.
2 Robert M'Ghie, spirit-dealer
2 John Croal's coach-office
3 Andrev/ Murray, Turf Tavern
4 Messrs Russell and M'Nee,
coach-builders
4 J. Patterson, leather-merchant
8 Alexander Russell, coachmaker
8 Thomas Watson, builder
8 W. Macqueen's liotel
9 EEeirsof W.Trotter, upholsterer
10 Royal Mail Coach-office
10 A. Rutherford, spirit-merchant
1 1 Archd. Stewart, Crown hotel
11 Croal's coach-office
12 Ainslie & Sutherland, saddlers
1 2 Scott's coach-office
12 David Whitelaw, watchmaker
12 Jn. Brown & Co. bootmakers
14 Wra. Renton & Co. silk-mer.
15 Wm. Lindores, spirit-merchant
15 Cowan &Strachan, silk-mercers
15 A. Strachan & Co. clothiers
15 Misses Mortimer, dressmakers
16 Menzies &M'Conachie,W.S.
17 Cowan and Co. papermakers
18 James Tait, hotel-keeper
19 Greive & Oliver, hatters
19 John Harvie, bazaar
20 James Johnston, agent
21 Campbell's hotel
23 R.AVi]son,flshing-tackIemaker
23 George Cotton, tobacconist
24 AVilliam Roughhead, draper
25 E. Franklin & Co. jewellers
^^St. Andrew's street
27 Aberdeen Smach §• Steam Pac-
ket Co.'s office.
27 W. B. Mackenzie, hosier
28 Patton & Fleming, tobacconists
28 Edwin Millidge, jeweller
29 J. and A. Rymer, saddlers
29 Smith &White, woollen-drapers
30 David Gregg& Co. silk-mercers
3 1 Jardine, Stodart,& Fraser, esqs.
W.S.
Norwich Union Company
31 Mrs Cunningham
32 MissJ.Macdonald, worsted sh.
32 John Steele, toy-shop
33 Pugh and Plews, chemists
34 John Brown & Co. bootmakers
34 James Niel, confectioner
35 John Cotton, tobacconist
36 Star Hotel, J. Sorley
37 William Peck, silk-mercer
39 Alex. Robertson, music-seller
40 Alex. Allan and Co. bankers
40 Sun Fire-office
40 John INIartin, esq. banker
41 Boyd, Bayne, and Co. fruiterers
42 John Balmain, tobacconist
42 Each. M'Donald, bootmaker
43 John Johnston, dentist
43 & 44 A. Muller and Co.
45 D. Rutherford, fishing-tackle
maker
45 John Milne, civil-engineer
45 Watt&Macalpin, watchmakers
45 Croley and Co. staymakers
45 W. Alexander, writing-master
45 James Lawson, tailor
46 Leith Gas Light Co.'s Office
46 Wm. Purves and Co. clothiers
^° St. David street
47 Kennington & Jenner, silk-
mercers
48 Philip Levy, furrier
48 W. Whitehead, boot warehouse
48 John Dewar, bootmaker
49 Blairs, tailors
49 J. G. Thomson & Co.wine-mer.
49 Peter Pedie, trunkmaker
50 Alexander Hill, bookseller
50 Miss C. Brown, corsetmaker
52 W. F. Watson, bookseller
52 James Pattison, hairdresser
53 Roi/al Hotel, 11. M. Gibb
54 Hallam & Spence, tea-wareho.
54 J. & J. Ritchie, tailors
55 George Duncan, bootmaker '
55 James Carnegie, lodgings
55 Rausch & Corpe, tailors
57 W. Truelitt, hairdresser
57 H. Forbes & Co seal engravers
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| Description | Post-Office annual directory and calendar 1839-40 |
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| Description | Edinburgh : Postmaster General, 1839-1845. Preceded by: Post Office annual directory. Succeeded by: Post Office Edinburgh and Leith directory. Title varies. |
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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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