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FIRST ARRANGEMENT.
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No.
BANK STREET continued.
1 1 City Cess Office ; P. Hill, collector
11 John Laing-, merchant
12 Bell and Bradfute, booksellers
12 Samuel Aitken, bookseller
13 Thomas Rymer, solicitor-at-Iaw
13 Mrs Hugh Gray
13 Archibald Scott, junior, S.L.
13 Caledonian Fire Insurance Office
H. D. Dickie, manager
13 Scott, Rymer & Scott, esqrs. sols.-at-law
13 Archibald Scott, solicitor-at-law, and
procurator fiscal of the county
13 Alex. Brown, solicitor
13 J. Cunningham, bookseller, stationer,
and circulating- library
16 Miss Mary M'Elmiel, milliner
17 D. Scanlin, furnishing warehouse
18 Mrs J, M'Neill, stay maker & milliner
19 James Hevvat, bootmaker
20 John Sinclair, tailor and clothier
20 Miss E. Braidwood, dressmaker
20 William Aitken, printer
20 William Robertson, cooper
21 Miss Scanlin, dress and staymaker
22 James Angus, bootmaker
NORTH BANK STREET.
Bank of Scotland
Alex. Brodie, secretary. Bank of Scot.
Jn. Mackie, messenger, Bank of Scot.
1 J. & J. Henderson, perfume oil manuf.
2 Richard Yule, stone-ware merchant
3 William Liddle, optician
4 Gazette Office
5 J. MacColl, messenger, Bank of Scot.
5 George Goldie, carver and gilder
5 Alex. Lawrie and Co. printers
5 J. Bain, whip and thong manufacturer
6 P. & J. Nimmo, brassfoun. & gas fitters
7 North British Advertiser printing
and publishing ofiice
7 J. & J. Gray, printers and publishers of
the North British Advertiser.
John Russell, brush and trunk maker
MOUND PLACE, &c.
1 John Tait, architect
1 Mrs John Muir
1 Mr J. Somerville, cheese merchant
2 Mrs Keltie
3 Rob. Seton, bookbinder and stationer
4 William Field, slater,
8 G. Greenshields, furniture wareroom
John Yellowlees, coachmaker
Andrew Girvan, esq. accountant
James Gumming, portrait painter
Robert Watson and Son, builders
Auditor's Chambers
Thomas Guthrie Wright, esq. auditor
of the Court of Session
No. MOUND PLACE, &c. continued.
Harry Guthrie Wright, esq. accountant,
auditor's office
Adam Smith, writer, auditor's office
Michael Anderson, printer of the Edin-
burgh Observer
Scottish Jurist Office
William M. Brown, tuscan & straw-hat
maker, bleacher, and finisher
Simpson & Grahams, silver platers and
factors
Mr George Hogg, wine merchant
Wright and Girvan, accountants
Rev. D. Thomson, teacher of Sess. sch,
James Sutherland, wood merchant
Caledonian Coal Company Office
Robert Gumming, packing-box maker
MARKET STREET.
George Home, coal merchant
Thomas Gumming, wood merchant and
packing box maker
R. Dick, cabinetmaker and upholsterer
2 William Kennedy, baker
3 Mrs D. Sanderson
3 William Edmonstone, silversmith
4 Kennedy and M'Donald, grocers
5 H. Brown, china and glass warehouse
^6 & 7 G. Adams, china & glass wareho.
7 John M'Naughton, spirit dealer
6 & 9 John Lewis, grocer
12 James Paul, grocer
18 Mary King's close
Kenneth M'Kenzie, painter
Mr John Nicholson, of Cameron and
Nicholson
The Shambles
CANAL STREET.
1 James Burnie, letter carrier
2 John M'Dermid, spirit dealer
3 James M'Laren, spirit dealer
4 James Walker, spirit dealer
3 Jas. Anderson, superin. of green market
6 John Blackie, spirit dealer
8 William Gray, tailor
8 William Clark, slater
8 Mrs Goldie, lodgings
9 Richard Barber, Gardener's Tavern
12 Geo. Munro, grocer and spirit dealer
13 Miss Grieve, dressmaker
13 William Peat, silversmith
13 Morrison & Wilson, smiths & ironmon.
15 Mr Thomas Cathie, flesher
16 Adam Craig, spirit dealer
18 Mrs Robertson, dressmaker
23 Mrs A. Bishop
24 David Campbell, shoemaker
26 John Inverarity, upholsterer
31 John Runciman, tinsmith
D. M'Intyre, clerk, city weigh house
J. Somerville, cheese merchant