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Gorebridge
EDINBURGHSHIRE.
Granton.
Melbourne, Alexander, police-officer
Mitchell, Robert, grocer, North Middleton
*Mitchell, William, teacher, Stobhill
*Morrison, Lewis, contractor
*Murray, David, blacksmith, N. Middleton
Murray, Peter, gardener, Harvieston
Nicol & Harkess, tailors and clothiers
Pate, Andrew, fanner, E. Middleton
*Pendreigh, J., Catcune house
*Pendreigh, James, grocer
*Plenderleith, A., farmer, Moorfoot
*Pringle, John, farmer, Garvald, Heriot
Pringle, John, nail maker
Pringle, Mrs, farmer, Kirkland hill, Heriot
*Pringle, Robert, innkeeper, Cockmuir
Rankine, Peter, grocer, Middleton
Reid, Thomas, shoemaker
*Richardson, Alex., land steward, Castleton
Ritchie, Charles, farmer, Borthwick
Ritchie, John, farmer, Ourrie mains
*Ritchie, Walter, shepherd, Temple
*Ritchie, William, of Middleton
Robertson, J., farmer, Nether Brotherston,
Heriot
Rutherford, G., farmer, Menteith's houses
*Rutherford, Robt., farmer, Menteith's houses
*Ruthven, John, baker
*Scoon, Kenneth, farmer, Braidwood, Heriot
Scott, David, farmer, Heriot mill
Scott, John, Haughhead cottage
Scott, William, clothier
*Scougall, William, mason
*Sheddan, Charles, grocer, Stobsmills
*Simpson, George, teacher, Heriot
* Smith, Alex., & Son, joiners
Smith, John, joiner
*Smith, Rev. Theophilus, Temple manse
*Spalding, William, M.D.
Steele, William, Waverley cottage
*Stevenson, Robert, grocer
Stevenson, Miss, teacher, Borthwick
*Stewart, John, farmer, Nettlingflat, Heriot
Stewart, Peter, grocer, Fushiebridge
*Stoddart, John, tailor, and inspector of poor
*Stoddart, Robert, tailor
*Tait, George, flesher
Tait, William, joiner
*Taylor, James, farmer, Catcune
*Taylor, James, farmer, Wi'ightshouses
Thornburn, Horatio
*Thornburn, John, cooper
*Tillie, John, farmer, Hangingshaw, Heriot
Turnbull, Wm„ farmer and lime burner.
Middleton lime works
*Turner, Francis, farmei', Shaestaines
*Turner, William, farmer, Fountainside
Veitch, Robert, farm overseer, Redheugh
*Waddell, Rev. Walter, Borthwick manse
•Wallace, Richard, gardener, Shank garden
*Warden, R., teacher and registrar. Burthwick
*Watson, James, mason, Mossend
*Welsh, James, Middleton inn
*Whinton, Richard, grocer, Fushiebridge
*White, Thomas, blacksmith, Toxside
*Whitie, James, shoemaker
*Wickham, Thomas, draper and postmaster
*Wilson & Co., Esperston lime work
* Wilson, John, merchant, Temple
Wilson, Peter, farmer, Currie inn
Wilson, P., smith, Castleton
*Wilson, Thomas, farmer, Currie inn
Wilson, Mrs
Young, Mrs, spirit dealer
10. GORGIE. (aa)
[A small village on the old Glasgow Road, about
two miles west of Edinburgh, in the parish of
St Cuthbert's. Post Town, Edinburgh. The
large tannery and glue works of the Mjessi'S
Cox afford employment to the inhabitants.]
Cox, J. & G., tanners and glue manufac-
turers, Gorgie mills
*Cox, John, Gorgie house
*Gray, Geo., grocer, Gorgie mills
Henderson, W., blacksmith, Cairns cottage
King, William, carter
Maxwell, Alexander, carter
*Middlemas, John, carter
*Middlemas, Thomas, carter
Millar, James, blacksmith
*Notman, Thomas, fanner, Gorgie park
*Paterson, Robert, carter
*Robb, James, fanner
*Robertson. Thomas R., W.S., Gorgie lodge
Simpson, David
*Simpson, James, carter
*Stewart, Archibald, M.D., Gorgie park
Tod, Alexander, farmer, Gorgie mains
*Wilkie, J., wright, Albert cottage
11. GRANTON. (/)
[Seaport, three miles north of Edinburgh. Parish,
Cramond. Pop. 51S. Sub Post-office — Granton
Harbour. Box closes at 9.15 a.m., and 1.15
and 6.30 p.m. No collection on Sundays.]
Aitken, William, Customs buildings
*Anderson, Peter, pork and ham curer
*Blair, William, cowfeeder
*Dixson, Thomas, flesher
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