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GRAY'S ANNUAL DIRECTORY.
No. BUCCLEUCH STREET continued.
15 Miss Garden
13 Miss Mercer
15 George Sleigh, tailor
15 Miss Sleigh, dressmaker
17 Peter M'Callum, spirit merchant
21 Archers' Hall, George Raith, keeper
G. L, Rae, officer to R. C. of Archers,
and gown-keeper to the writers to
the signet
Peter Muir, bow maker
23 Boroughloch
33 Andrew Durward, spirit dealer
Mrs Duncan
James Anderson, esq. brewer
29 James Gentle, esq. W.S.
29 James Good, flax dresser
31 William TurnbuU, merchant
41 Wra. Clirehugh, bread & biscuit baker
66 John Monteith, baker
64 Henry D. Junor, late merchant
62 Robert Geddes, spirit dealer
60 Miss Cleghorn
54 James Utterson, carrier
50 Nicol Gilford, farrier
48 Richard Rutherford, grocer
36 John Torrance, baker
20 David Anderson, spirit merchant
18 James Sutherland, tailor
14 Bucclcuch pend
John Johnston, wright & glazier
10 William Scott, coach hirer
10 Thomas Clephane, painter
8 Mj's D. M'Dermid, spirit dealer
4 Mrs Stirling
2 Andrew Falconer, spirit dealer
HOPE PARK END.
41 Wm. Nicol, justice of peace constable
43 Joseph Gilson, agent
45 Joseph ScooD, grocer
47 Miss Grant
47 Mrs Stark
47 Mrs Major Sutherland
47 Lieut. Alex. Brodie, R.N.
49 William Davis, grocer
51 David Collie (of J. and D. Collie)
.51 William Inglis, late of Excise
51 Miss Bamford
51 Mrs James Hirst
51 David Torrance, esq.
51 Mrs Lawrie
51 Michael Murray, cabinetmaker
80 Roy's court
82 J. Roy & Son, cabinetmakers & glaziers
Mrs Rymer
GIFFORD PARK.
2 G. Thomson, keeper of Pari. House.
2 James Muir, teacher
2 Miss Thomson
No. GIFFORD PARK continued.
5 William Simpson, spirit dealer
7 John Douglas, late merchant
15 Miss Ballantyne
15 Mrs Brotherstone
20 D. Dobsou, Wright & undertaker
CANDLEMAKER ROW.
7 Walter Shaw, spirit dealer
11 David Watson, innkeeper
13 Mrs Jean Go wans, merchant
15 Peter Dewar, spirit dealer
19 Thomas Ogilvie, merchant
19 Robert Millar, candlemaker
23 William Parsell & Co. spirit dealers
29 Burge and Co. hat manufacturers
35 M. Small, china, paper, & rag wareh.
37 Mr Thomas Fleming, baker
37 Mr J. A. Fleet, draper
37 John Somervill, jun. S.S.C.
37 David Melvin, missionary
39 John Moir, boot and shoemaker
43 Alex. Trotter, boot and shoemaker
45 Arch. Cameron, boot & shoemaker
49 James Train, innkeeper
51 Mrs M. Clark, shoe shop
53 John Paul, spirit dealer
55 Legget & Son, whip-thong manufactrs.
55 James Hislop, dyer
57 George Ballantine, grocer
88 Mr Young, merchant
88 Daniel Bruce, tobacconist
86 William Sanderson, tobacconist
84 Redpath, Brown, and Co. ironmongers
and seed merchants
78 George MTntosh, shoemaker
76 Robert Johnston, bookseller
74 Robert Wilkie, bookseller
66 M. Lilly, looking-glass manufacturer
58 Adam Ramage, pewterer
54 Harrow Inn, Mrs Huntly
42 Mrs Baird, midwife
34 James Ritchie, smith
16 Miss Bryden, dressmaker
14 Donald M'Gregor, spirit dealer
12 James Machell, Hawick carrier
MERCHANT STREET.
1 Mr M. Small, of paper & rag warehouse
3 Mr J. Robertson, tobacconist
4 J. Clark, (of City Improvements office)
5 Mr William Malcolm, painter
5 Mr Thomas Smith, grocer
3 Mr R. Gray saddler
8 Alex. Douglas, jun. late candlemaker
10 Misses Brown
10 William Ferguson, esq. W.S.
10 John Hill, macer, Court of Session
GRAY'S ANNUAL DIRECTORY.
No. BUCCLEUCH STREET continued.
15 Miss Garden
13 Miss Mercer
15 George Sleigh, tailor
15 Miss Sleigh, dressmaker
17 Peter M'Callum, spirit merchant
21 Archers' Hall, George Raith, keeper
G. L, Rae, officer to R. C. of Archers,
and gown-keeper to the writers to
the signet
Peter Muir, bow maker
23 Boroughloch
33 Andrew Durward, spirit dealer
Mrs Duncan
James Anderson, esq. brewer
29 James Gentle, esq. W.S.
29 James Good, flax dresser
31 William TurnbuU, merchant
41 Wra. Clirehugh, bread & biscuit baker
66 John Monteith, baker
64 Henry D. Junor, late merchant
62 Robert Geddes, spirit dealer
60 Miss Cleghorn
54 James Utterson, carrier
50 Nicol Gilford, farrier
48 Richard Rutherford, grocer
36 John Torrance, baker
20 David Anderson, spirit merchant
18 James Sutherland, tailor
14 Bucclcuch pend
John Johnston, wright & glazier
10 William Scott, coach hirer
10 Thomas Clephane, painter
8 Mj's D. M'Dermid, spirit dealer
4 Mrs Stirling
2 Andrew Falconer, spirit dealer
HOPE PARK END.
41 Wm. Nicol, justice of peace constable
43 Joseph Gilson, agent
45 Joseph ScooD, grocer
47 Miss Grant
47 Mrs Stark
47 Mrs Major Sutherland
47 Lieut. Alex. Brodie, R.N.
49 William Davis, grocer
51 David Collie (of J. and D. Collie)
.51 William Inglis, late of Excise
51 Miss Bamford
51 Mrs James Hirst
51 David Torrance, esq.
51 Mrs Lawrie
51 Michael Murray, cabinetmaker
80 Roy's court
82 J. Roy & Son, cabinetmakers & glaziers
Mrs Rymer
GIFFORD PARK.
2 G. Thomson, keeper of Pari. House.
2 James Muir, teacher
2 Miss Thomson
No. GIFFORD PARK continued.
5 William Simpson, spirit dealer
7 John Douglas, late merchant
15 Miss Ballantyne
15 Mrs Brotherstone
20 D. Dobsou, Wright & undertaker
CANDLEMAKER ROW.
7 Walter Shaw, spirit dealer
11 David Watson, innkeeper
13 Mrs Jean Go wans, merchant
15 Peter Dewar, spirit dealer
19 Thomas Ogilvie, merchant
19 Robert Millar, candlemaker
23 William Parsell & Co. spirit dealers
29 Burge and Co. hat manufacturers
35 M. Small, china, paper, & rag wareh.
37 Mr Thomas Fleming, baker
37 Mr J. A. Fleet, draper
37 John Somervill, jun. S.S.C.
37 David Melvin, missionary
39 John Moir, boot and shoemaker
43 Alex. Trotter, boot and shoemaker
45 Arch. Cameron, boot & shoemaker
49 James Train, innkeeper
51 Mrs M. Clark, shoe shop
53 John Paul, spirit dealer
55 Legget & Son, whip-thong manufactrs.
55 James Hislop, dyer
57 George Ballantine, grocer
88 Mr Young, merchant
88 Daniel Bruce, tobacconist
86 William Sanderson, tobacconist
84 Redpath, Brown, and Co. ironmongers
and seed merchants
78 George MTntosh, shoemaker
76 Robert Johnston, bookseller
74 Robert Wilkie, bookseller
66 M. Lilly, looking-glass manufacturer
58 Adam Ramage, pewterer
54 Harrow Inn, Mrs Huntly
42 Mrs Baird, midwife
34 James Ritchie, smith
16 Miss Bryden, dressmaker
14 Donald M'Gregor, spirit dealer
12 James Machell, Hawick carrier
MERCHANT STREET.
1 Mr M. Small, of paper & rag warehouse
3 Mr J. Robertson, tobacconist
4 J. Clark, (of City Improvements office)
5 Mr William Malcolm, painter
5 Mr Thomas Smith, grocer
3 Mr R. Gray saddler
8 Alex. Douglas, jun. late candlemaker
10 Misses Brown
10 William Ferguson, esq. W.S.
10 John Hill, macer, Court of Session
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| Scottish Post Office Directories > Towns > Edinburgh > Gray's annual directory > 1832-1833 > (126) |
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| Description | Gray's annual directory. ... 1832-33. |
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| Shelfmark | NE.11.b.5 |
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| Description | Edinburgh : J. Gray, 1832-1837. |
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| Shelfmark | Various |
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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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