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Moir, William, accountant, Bank of Scotland ; 7i. Newport,
Mrs, mangle-keeper, 9 Seafield Lane.
Molison, F. & Co., merchants, 15 King Street.
F., of F. Molison & Co., vice-consul for Spain, 15 Kin?
Street.
William, joiner, 50 Cowgate ; h. 141 Seagate.
Mollison, James, shipbuilder, 3 Castle Lane.
James, baker, 53 Fish Street.
Moncrieff, Henry, U.P. missionary, Mission Chapel, Dallfield Walk .
h. 169 Seagate.
William, clerk, 40 Perth Road.
Moncur, Alexander, & Son, manufacturers— works, Ure Street ;
office, St Andrew's Place.
Alexander, of A. Moncur & Son ; ft. Miller's Wynd.
Alexander H., of A. Moncur & Son; h. Miller's Wynd.
Charles, church-officer, 18 West Port.
James, shipmaster, 29 Hilltown.
James, spirit-dealer, 145 Hawkhill.
Mary, grocer, 65 King Street.
William, stamper, Post Office ; h. 5 Scott's Angle.
Mrs, mangle-keeper, 67 Princes Street.
Monnieh, Mrs, 124 Seagate.
Monro, Alexander, of Monro & M'Farlane; h. 19 Meadowside.
Daniel, grocer, 26 Hawkhill.
Jessie B. , milliner, 3 Hawkhill.
John, blacksmith, 18 Scouringburn.
Sohn, spirit-dealer, 1 West Dock Street ; h, 3 Vault.
& M'Farlane, horse-dealers, Meadowside.
Miss, ironer, 18 Scouringburn.
Montgomery, Miss, 45 Miller's Wynd.
Moodie, James, clerk, Logie Works ; h. Dallfield Terrace.
William, engineer, 1 Dallfield Terrace.
Moon, Adam, surgeon, 2 Union Street. f '
Alexander, innkeeper, 5 North Tay Street.
Alexander, vintner, 20 Session Street.
Jane, 14 Church Lane.
Langlands, & Co., drapers, 40 Nethergate and 23 West Port.
William, of Moon, Langlands, & Co. ; h. 2 Union Street.
Moore, Isaac, barrack sergeant ; h. Barracks.
Moram, Robert, gardener, 4 Ford's Lane.
Morgan, Miss, 42 Bucklemaker Wynd.
Morison, John, accountant, 32 Castle Street ; h. 1 Dudhope Terrace.
Isabella, of Misses Morison & Scrymgeour, h. 119 Murray gate
& Scrymgeour, drapers, 71 Well gate.
William R., merchant and manufacturer, 13 St Andrew's
Street ; h. 119 Murraygate.
Morran, Miss, gardener, 12 Tait's Lane.

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