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FIRST ARRANGEMENT.
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TRINITY continued.
Whalebank
Robt. Lockhart, esq. S.S.C.
Robert Roberts, esq.
Jessfield
Mr Peter Gavin, rope and sail maker
John Gavin, shipowner
Mr P. Gavin, merchant
P. Dall, superintendent, Leith docks
Mr P. Dall, of Harbour and Dock office
Mr John Gavin, shipowner
Hawthorn bank
William Cattanach, of Sunbury Distillery
Williamfield
William Gooch, esq.
Captain William Listen
James R. Forrest, (of J. Hunter and Co.")
W. Pattisons, jun. (of Pattisons & Pringle)
Lieutenant J. R. Forrest, R. N.
Rose hank
James Gunn, merchant, Leith
R. Alexander, (of J. G. Thomson and Co.)
James Gun, (of Young' and Gun)
Mr R. Alexander, merchant, Leith
Ramsay place
Frederick Schultze, esq.
A. Schultze, of Leith Sugar Refining Co.
Catherine bank
T. Hutchinson, (of R. D. Hutchinson and
Brothers)
John Dryden, jun. (of Dryden and Co.)
Mrs Margaret Samuel, lodgings
Northfield
Miss Williamson
Alexander Russell, gardener
NEWHAVEN.
Maitland street
London and Edinburgh Steam Packet
Company's Office — R. W. Hamilton
Maitland place
Alexander Walker, baker
John Barclay, grocer
William Candlish, sen. lodgings
W- Candlish, grocer and spirit dealer
James Hogg, merchant, and coach-office
John Smart, eating house
Robert Waterston, grocer
John Young, vintner
Murray Hume, spirit dealer
William M'William, vintner
Mrs Taylor, tavern keeper
Hamilton Gray, New Ship tavern
William Cooper, vintner
Robert Deas, grocer
Mrs John Clark, Old Ship tavern
William Bell, superintendent, Ferry office
James Mather, flesher
James Waterston, flesher
Thomas Wilson, vintner
James Crow, grocer
Neiu lane
Alexander Alexander, spirit dealer
Annjield
Mrs J. Low
Mr James Crow, grocer
James Macart, shoemaker
Alexander Gillies, grocer and lodgings, 5
Mrs Henderson, lodgings, 6
Mrs Lieutenant Meheux, 6
Mrs Mason, lodgings, 8
Mrs Barthlets, lodgings, 8
OMISSIONS AND CORRECTIONS.
Sir Henry Jardine, King's Remembrancer of Exchequer, 123 Prince street
James Jardine, esq. civil engineer, 18 Queen street
John Jardine, esq. advocate, 9, Great King street
Wm. Wallace, builder and surveyor, 44, India place, not 10, St Vincent street
Alexander Smith, esq. W.S. Woodland, Duddingston park
Robert Latta, toll collector. Lover's lane, Leith walk
Mr John Gallaway, late builder, Spence's place.

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DescriptionDirectories of individual Scottish towns and their suburbs.
Scottish Post Office Directories
DescriptionAround 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).