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STREET DIRECTORY
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22 Mrs Anderson
22 Francis Mackay, writer
22 Wm. Russell, leather-merchant
22 Malcolm Sinclair, joiner
22 Robert Miller, candlemaker
22 Mrs Cockson, shawl-darner
23 John Hutchison, cattle-agent
SOUTH BRIDGE.
1 J. A, Rambock, clock- maker
2 Thos. Cooper & Co. agents
2 Thomas Gilbert, tailor
3 James Wilson, silk-mercer
4 Rob. Blair, Italian warehouse
5 Sharp Callendar, silk-merchant
6 Patisons&Pringle, silk-mercers
7 William Oliphant, bookseller
8 Robert Bryson, watchmaker
8 Alexander Boyack, clotl)ier
9 Peter Scott, woollen-draper
10 John Foyer, hatter
1 1 R. Sclater & Son, die-cutters
11 John Thomson, clothier
11 Gray & Thomson, W.S.
11 William Thomson, S.S.C-
12 W. Tait, trimming warehouse
13 A. Duff, draper
39 Mathew Davidson, teacher
39 Edinburgh Loan Company
40 John Fra'-er, china-warehouse
41 AVilliam Whitehead, hosier
42 W. Adams, china-warehouse
44 Miss Finlay, dressmaker
44 James Ruthven, architect
44 John Glass, printer
44 John Thomson, pawnbroker
43 T. Weddell, hosier
46 Tliomas Coates, silk-mercer
47 A Kinninmont,shawl-mauufr.
48 D. Rymer, grocer
49 Robert Ogle, bookseller
50 J. M'Gregor, coffdehouse
50 Mrs Ironside
51 Wm. Karley, boot & slioemkr,
52 James Grinton, draper
Injir.nary street
53 Kemp & Co. hat-manufacturers
54 A. D. Campbell, hatter
54 W. Galbraith, teacher
54 Jas. Bell, philosophical instru
ment maker
54 John Beugo, engraver
55 Patrick Rickard, bookseller
56 D. Walker, agency oflice
14 G.Inglis& Co.ribbon-merchts j57 Alex. Kemp & Son, clothiers
15 J. B. Burnet & Co. haberdsh. 58 William Smith, druggist
16 J. Grant, clothier
16 Robert Cowan, clothier
16 James Allison, clothier
16 D. Cameron, clothier
17 Charles Zeigler, bookseller
18 David Gibson, haberdasher
19 T. & W. M'Dewall, stationers
20 John Livingston, clothier
20 Gordon Dyer& Co. tea-dealers
20 W. Devvar, teacher of dancing
20 W. Smith, teacher of dancing
21 G. Wauchope, toy-shop
22 G. Burge, hatter
23 Forbes Dick, tailor & clothier
23 Wm. Oliphant, printer
24 M. Gardner, stationer
25 H. Greathead, ivory turner
26 A. Reid, milliner
D. Sime & Son, shawl-manufrs.
27 Wm. Mackay, agent
28 A. Patton, shoemaker
30 Jamts Ramsay, hosier
31 T. Fleming, shawl-manufact.
31 James Spence, tailor
32 Wm. Darling, toy-shop
33 David Bell, bootmaker
34 R. Clinkscales, linen-draper
35 Orrock & Romanes, bookbind.
35 South Bridge Pawnbroker s Co,
36 Robert Hutton, silk-mercer
37 T. Ireland sen. & Co. drapers
38 George Tibbets, hatter
39 M. Davidson, writing-master
39 T. Cogle, tailor
39 Usher & Henderson, solicitors
39 John Noble, clothier
59 Ross & Co. publishers
59 George Hogg, painter
59 A. C Donaldson, teacher
59 A Stevens, bookbinder
59 Miss Turnbull, dressmaker
59 Miss Hutton, dressmaker
60 J. M'Laughlan, grocer
61 B. Kennedy and Co. hatters
62 Jo. Carfrae, bookseller
63 And. Falconer, esq.
64 M'Lauchlan&Stewartjbooksel.
66 H. Bruce, cutler
67 George Ballantyne, grocer
Adam square
68 Alex. Fife, spirit-merchant
70 Dalgleish& Forrest, auctioneers
71 School of Arts
71 MTntosh & Co. hatters
74 John Keiller, confectioner
77 Rob. Grieve, moreen warehouse
79 Jn. St. Clair, teacher of violin
79 Cameron & Co. paper-makers
79 John Spittal, agent
79 Jn. Sinclair jun. shawl-manuf.
81 J. B. Wood, woollen-draper
82 James Anderson, teacher
82 Walter Nichol, teacher
82 J. Morrison, portrait-painter
82 Robert Balcarras, tailor
82 James Virtue, com. agent
82 J. Chad wick & Sons, flannel-ma.
83 Francalanza, teacher of fencing
83 A. Melrose and Co. grocers
84 M'Kenzie & Robertbon, silk-
mercers
87 Adam Bell, bootmaker
89 Mrs Darling, milliner
90 A.&M.Simpson,straw-warero.
90 D.M'Millan,pocket-bookmk.
91 Rob. Rough's lace-warehouse
92 W. Richardson, cutler
93 Wm. Robertson, hairdresser
94 J. Anderson, shoe-warehouse
94 J. Johnstone, engraver
94 M. Johnstone, milliner
95 D. R. Sutherland, stationer
96 P. Forbes& Co. wine-merchant
98 T. Greig, tailor and clothier
98 Assay Office
98 Goldsmiths Hall
99 Artizmis' Subscr, Reading-room
99 David Livingstone, draper
100 Dr E. D. Allison, druggist
101 William Milne, linen-draper
102 And. Sievwright, stockbroker
102 Alex.Craig,clothierf'&e^y);;y
102 R. B. Blyth, metal mercht.
104 A. Craig & Co. cloth-merchts.
105 Gifford and Son, merchants
105 Thomas Jenkins, tailor
105 Misses Craig, stockmakers
106 W. Henderson k Son, grocers
107 Thos. Summers, shawl-manuf.
108 Geo. Smith, shawl-manufact.
SPENCE'S PLACE.,
1 John Scott, smith
1 Watson &Handyside,coal-agts.
3 Hu. Bannerman,spirit-mercht.
4 John Henderson, painter
6 Robert White, spirit-dealer
8 Will. Menzies junior, surgeon
SPITTAL STREET.
2 A. & J. Presely, shoemakers
3 R. Bryce, tanner
3 James Patterson, wa'chmaker
3 David Galium, builder
3 Rev. James Scott
4 W. & J. Glen, spirit-merchts.
SPRING GARDENS.
Earl Grey tavern
David Young, painter
6 James Borthwick, tailor
STAFFORD STREET.
1 George M'Donald, grocer
1 William Morison, ironmonger
1 Lieut. Nunn, staff-adjutant
3 Mrs Blair
5 Miss Beck
7 Geo. Hughe.s, esq. W.S.
9 Mrs David "S^atson
9 Robert Smith, esq. solicitor
1 1 Mark Napier, esq. advocate
13 Miss Kerrof Chatto
15 Mrs Campbell of Sonachan
21 Mrs Brown of Newton
23 John Mackay, esq.
25 Mrs David Ciriiegi.'
27 Archibald Monciitff, esq.