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GRAY'S ANNUAL DIRECTORY.
No.
HIGH STREET continued.
243 Anchor close
Allan Grant, plasterer
D. Wright, marbled paper manufac.
John Elder, printer
Jonathan Ijjow, auctioneer, appraiser,
and general ag'ent
A. Smellie, printer to the University
249 Peter Scott, woollen draper
251 Old Post Office close
A. Alexander, rush & cane chair maker
251 Weekly Journal Newspaper office,
Ballantyne and Co. printers.
253 Robert Hepburn, spirit dealer
255 Morrison & Wilson, smiths & ironmon.
257 Scotsman Newspaper Office
257 Georg-e Skelton, Avatchmaker
259 Peter Thomson, merchant
263 John Banks, die and stamp cutter
265 Caledonian Mercury Office, Tho,
Allan & Co. printers and publishers
265 Alexander M'Kenzie, tailor
265 Craig's Close
Mr Thomson, merchant
Tailors' House of Call
David Croal, (of Caledonian Mercury
Office)
267 Porteous and Smith, woollen drapers
269 Allan's Close
William Smith, bookbinder
William Murray, bookbinder
Jas. More, bookbinder and stationer
William Laing-, cabinetmaker
Manuel and Co. brandy merchants,
and ginger beer brewers
269 Allan's Court
Mr George Cant, basket maker
271 Jn. Davidson, furnishing ironmonger
273 Geo. Williamson, boot and shoemaker
273 Thomas Gray, spirit dealer
279 Advertiser Newspaper Office
281 Alex. Reid, spirit dealer
285 Alex. Edington, spirit dealer
287 John Mylne, clothier
289 Ro. Blyth, woollen and linen draper
291 Royal ExcJiange
Wm. Cadell & Co. paper makers and
stationers
Wm. Cadell, Sons, and Co. Cramond
steel works
RoYAi. Exchange Coffeehouse, D.
M'Ewan, auctioneer and appraiser
Commissary Clerk's Office, 3
Geo. Caiphin, jun. esq. dep. commis-
sary clerk, 3
Carphin and Smith, solicitors, 3
Jas. Rae, macer of Court of Session, 3
Misses Rae, dress makers and mil-
liners, 3
Robert Thomson, importer of Irish
linens, &c. 4
No.
HIGH STREET continued.
Royal Exchange continued.
Ro. Tullis & Co. paper warehouse, 5
Mrs William Ritchie, 6
Andrew Dick, accountant, 7
Alex. Stevenson, esq. S.S.C. 7
Kinnears, Smiths, and Co. bankers, 9
Dean of Guild Clerk's Office,
David Turnbull, esq. W.S,
Chamberlain's Office, Ex. 10
J. Turnbull, esq. city chamberlain, 10
Mrs Creelman, housekeeper, 10
Charles Wilson, solicitor, 10
Sun Fire and Life Office, II
Alex. Wight, esq. banker, 11
Robt, Allan and Son, bankers, 1 1
Tho. Allan, esq. banker, 11
Johii Lamond, collector of accounts,
and house agent, 12
Brougham and Anderson, wine mer-
chants, 12
Solicitors of Supreme Courts —
hall, 12
Jn. Penman, of Sun Fire Office, 12
T. Carfrae, surveyor, 12
Session Clerk's Office, for City, 12
W. W. Ramsay, (of Advocates' Lib. 12
Jas. Haig and Son, distillers, 12
J. Ross Gordon, sheriff officer, 12
Cha. Phin, session clerk, 12
Imperial Standard Weight and Mea-
sure Office — M. Cunningham, 14
Jn. Robertson and Co. stockb. 15
West of Scotland Insurance Co.
J. Robertson & Co. agents, 15
Ramsays, Bonars, & Co. bankers, 16
J. Bonar, esq. of Ratho, banker, 16
J. Fortune, of Ramsays, Bonars, and
Co. 16
Jn. Davidson, furnish, ironmonger, 17
City Chambers
Public Works Office
Town Clerk's Office
John Sinclair, keeper of the Council
records
A. M. Anderson, S.S.C.
Thomas Brown, superintendent of
public Avorks
293 Thomas Henderson & Co. merchants
295 Jn. Anderson, bookseller & stationer
297 Rob. Moncrieff Scott, wine merchant
297 A. Huie, commission agent
297 John Carson, sheriff officer
297 James Anderson, solicitor-at-law
299 James Burgess, merchant
301 Miss E. Anderson, silk shop
305 Miss A. Stephen, trunk & brush ware.
307 Mrs James Allan, merchant
309 Thomas Yule, boot and shoemaker
311 Alex. Innes and Co. boot & shoemakers
Q\f, Robert Paterson, button warehouse