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N I C
EDINBURGH AND LF.ITH
NOR
80 Hamilton, J. silk-mercer
78 INIanuel, Geo toy warehouse
76 Rutherford, P. hosier
West Richmonil streft iiiff.rvenes.
74 Fazakerley, H. spirit-merchant
72 Spalding, A. bootmaker
70 M'Intosh, Allan, bookseller
— Weishar & M'l\enzie,German
clock makers
68 M'Farlane, ]Misses, dressmkrs.
— ADan, IMrs, dressmaker
64 Angus W. surgicalinstr. mkr.
62 Gowans, Mrs, lodgings
— Inglis, John, tailor
60 Sanderson, Jas cow feeder
68 Aaylumfor Industrious FiUnd;
— ()liver Rintoul, manager
56 Ritchie, P. patent pressmaker
54 Walker, J. tea & wine mercht
52 Wigham, J. tertius, shawl-ma-
nufacturer and si!k-man.
48 Boswell,A.&Co. brushmakers
60 Henderson JNIiss
. — Greig, Jolm, riding-master
48 M'Gill, John, shoemaker
— M'Kenzie, David, cutler
46 Orphoot, John, printer
— May, W. furniture ware-room
• — Brook, Miss Joan, dressmaker
■ — Pursell, Miss, day school
— Wallace, A. staymaker
— 'I'od, James, tailor
44 Wright, John, brassfounder
— Hunter, P. cooper
42 IMackintosh, John, tobacconist
40 Torrance, Robert, tinsmith
38 Asiihim fur the Female Slind ,
. Miss Reid, matron
36 Redpatli, 13. confectioner
Hill place nitfrrt-rii's
34 Mathieson, John, painter
32 Nelson, R, R. bonkseller
30 Aikman, George, engraver
Scott, Mrs J< hn
— ]M'Isaac, J. tailor
Redpath, D. confectioner
28 Carlow, 1 hos. tobacconist
2()' Swan, D. bootmaker
24 Paterson, T. K. jeweller
_- Plill, JlacuUoch, shoemaker
Patterson, ]Miss, dressmaker
22 Anderson, W. and J. smiths
20 Home, Miss J. milliner
18 Grinton, Jas. haberdasher
. Griffith, A. C. merchant
Morton & Co. lace-dealers
— Clark, James, printer
Craig, Ro'ert, late merchant
Royal (oUtge of Surgeons;
John Dodds, janitor
IG Dymock, J. R. grocer
14 Sibbald, J. bootmaker
12 Ballantyne, G. trinmiing shop
10 Lawson, James, merchant
Crichton, J. tailor
10 Lennie, William, teacher
— Ferenbach, M. & D. German
clock-makers
— M'Gregor, Wm. writing-master
Watson, John, tailor
— Hamilton, Mrs James
— Whyte, David, victual-dealer
8 Weston, Mrs M. silk, &c. shop
6 Johnston, E. and J. worsted
warehouse
4 Guthrie and Tait, booksellers
2 Jeffrey, J. & Sons, haberdash.
NICOLSON ST. (WEST),
Niro/soi, •.treit toCh,ip>'l stieet.
1 Fairley, Alex, umbrella-maker
- M'Phi.n, P. L. engraver
3 King, James, ham-shop
5 Miller, Andrew, watchmaker
7 Walker, Mrs M. lodgings
13 Woiid's court
15 Smart, John, fiesher
Pidnitrs hiiildiiiys
19 Darling. Wm. wine-merchant
25 Anderson, W. & J. smiths, ho.
— Napier, James, druggist
— Farmer, David, tailor
— Lockie, Chjrles, merchant
— Wood, James, ileslier
27 Robertson, Ja. carver and gilder
29 ]\I'Queen, J. haberdasher
31 Lawson, William, silk-dyer
35 M'Intosh, A. Gaelic missionary
— M'Donald, R. surgeon
— Torrance, Robt. tinplate-worker
— Andersi n, IMisses, dressmakers
— An(:erson, J. of Eraser & A.
— Nloan, Miss, dies-maker
37 Lindsay, James, painter
39 Thomson, William, baker
43 Livingston, A. cork-cutter
26 Usher, A. of tTsher & Co.
20-24 Usher, x\.&Co. spirit-merch.
18 Wilson, John, plumber
16 Forrest, I>. spirit-n,ercliant
S'li'l/itru -!. Ill /.els
10 Roper, Andrew, bootmaker
8 Ross, John, painter and glazier
6 Ballantyne, Miss, dressmaker
4 Robertson, James, watchmaker
2 Park, Mrs
_ Spalding, A. bootmaker
— Ogilvie, James, artist
NIDDRY STREET,
H iiih iti tet to Cmctint' .
1 Hume, Alex, spirit-dealer
3 Rutherford, W. spirit-merchant
5 Aikman, Jas. leather-merchant
7 Stott, Jamies, leather- merchant
11 Aikman, Jas, leather-nierihant
19 Stewart, Alexander, last-maker
• — Cross, Alex, last-maker
49 Birrell, W. currier
51 Inches, A. leather-merchant
53 Birrell, Andw. currier
55 South Bridge Pawnbroking Co.
57 M'Dougal, J.grocer&spicit-dlr.
50 Smith, Geo. leather-merchant
38 Thomson, D. J. leather factor
36 .lack, Andrew, printer
32 Rutherford, VV. spirit-merchant
30 DrBeWsSchool W. JTamilton,t.
28 Thomson, A. & D. silverplaters
26 Stott D. & J. leather-merchants
24 Gall, James, printer
20 Stewart & 'J"od, japaners
18 Stewart, John, painter
14 Murray, Thomas, wright
— Rutherford, Jas. tea-me ehant
— Rutherford, Jas. flax dresser
— Cox, G. & J. tanners
12 Stott, J. H. leather-merchant
2 I^aidlaw, Wm. spirit dealer
NIDDRY ST. (SOUTH.)
253 Colgate.
7 Donaldson, A. & Sons, tool-makrs.
8 Ramage, William, cowfeeder
NORTH BRIDGE,
Hiyh Strt^t to Prince's S'reef.
1 Taylor & Binnie, coach-office
2 Cooper, Thomas, button-factor
- Walker and Co. engravers
- Smith, Miss, straw-liat maker
3 Millar J. & J. hatters
4 Laule, Y. toy & clock ware-ho.
5 Banks, A. junior, bookbitider
6 Walker, <St Co. umbrella-manuf.
7 Taylor, J. T. hosier &, glover
8 Williams, J. jewel-case maker
- Blackemore,W. & Co. tea-dlrs.
- Nisbet, James, S.S.C.
Brown, ,1 ohn, engraver
9 Grieve, J. outfit warehouse
10 Burge, W. hatter
11 Millar, R. & Son, watchmakers
12 Scott, John, tobacconist
13 Purves, Peter tailor
14 M'Dowall, T. & W. stationers
15 Emanuel, E. & Co. hatters
17 M'Farlan, John F. druggist
18 Chi.' holm & Fleet, str-hat-mkrs.
— Caw, John B. goldsmith
— Thomson, W.A.jun.messenger-
at-arms
— Thomson, A. accountant
— City and County Tax Arrears
— Police Sf Prison Axsessrricnt Office
— M'Intosh, J. tailor
19 Searl, Wnn. basketmaker
20 Mason and Hall, tailors
— M'Naught, James, confectioner
21 IMorton, & Co. gold-lace manuf.
22 Blackball k Scott, combmakers'
24 Wilson, John, bootmaker
25 Macintosh, James, tailor
— Thompson, John, tailor
— Shank, J. fish-tackle maker
— Robertson, John. E. eng.aver
— City Poor Rates Office
— M'Donald, D. accountant
N I C
EDINBURGH AND LF.ITH
NOR
80 Hamilton, J. silk-mercer
78 INIanuel, Geo toy warehouse
76 Rutherford, P. hosier
West Richmonil streft iiiff.rvenes.
74 Fazakerley, H. spirit-merchant
72 Spalding, A. bootmaker
70 M'Intosh, Allan, bookseller
— Weishar & M'l\enzie,German
clock makers
68 M'Farlane, ]Misses, dressmkrs.
— ADan, IMrs, dressmaker
64 Angus W. surgicalinstr. mkr.
62 Gowans, Mrs, lodgings
— Inglis, John, tailor
60 Sanderson, Jas cow feeder
68 Aaylumfor Industrious FiUnd;
— ()liver Rintoul, manager
56 Ritchie, P. patent pressmaker
54 Walker, J. tea & wine mercht
52 Wigham, J. tertius, shawl-ma-
nufacturer and si!k-man.
48 Boswell,A.&Co. brushmakers
60 Henderson JNIiss
. — Greig, Jolm, riding-master
48 M'Gill, John, shoemaker
— M'Kenzie, David, cutler
46 Orphoot, John, printer
— May, W. furniture ware-room
• — Brook, Miss Joan, dressmaker
■ — Pursell, Miss, day school
— Wallace, A. staymaker
— 'I'od, James, tailor
44 Wright, John, brassfounder
— Hunter, P. cooper
42 IMackintosh, John, tobacconist
40 Torrance, Robert, tinsmith
38 Asiihim fur the Female Slind ,
. Miss Reid, matron
36 Redpatli, 13. confectioner
Hill place nitfrrt-rii's
34 Mathieson, John, painter
32 Nelson, R, R. bonkseller
30 Aikman, George, engraver
Scott, Mrs J< hn
— ]M'Isaac, J. tailor
Redpath, D. confectioner
28 Carlow, 1 hos. tobacconist
2()' Swan, D. bootmaker
24 Paterson, T. K. jeweller
_- Plill, JlacuUoch, shoemaker
Patterson, ]Miss, dressmaker
22 Anderson, W. and J. smiths
20 Home, Miss J. milliner
18 Grinton, Jas. haberdasher
. Griffith, A. C. merchant
Morton & Co. lace-dealers
— Clark, James, printer
Craig, Ro'ert, late merchant
Royal (oUtge of Surgeons;
John Dodds, janitor
IG Dymock, J. R. grocer
14 Sibbald, J. bootmaker
12 Ballantyne, G. trinmiing shop
10 Lawson, James, merchant
Crichton, J. tailor
10 Lennie, William, teacher
— Ferenbach, M. & D. German
clock-makers
— M'Gregor, Wm. writing-master
Watson, John, tailor
— Hamilton, Mrs James
— Whyte, David, victual-dealer
8 Weston, Mrs M. silk, &c. shop
6 Johnston, E. and J. worsted
warehouse
4 Guthrie and Tait, booksellers
2 Jeffrey, J. & Sons, haberdash.
NICOLSON ST. (WEST),
Niro/soi, •.treit toCh,ip>'l stieet.
1 Fairley, Alex, umbrella-maker
- M'Phi.n, P. L. engraver
3 King, James, ham-shop
5 Miller, Andrew, watchmaker
7 Walker, Mrs M. lodgings
13 Woiid's court
15 Smart, John, fiesher
Pidnitrs hiiildiiiys
19 Darling. Wm. wine-merchant
25 Anderson, W. & J. smiths, ho.
— Napier, James, druggist
— Farmer, David, tailor
— Lockie, Chjrles, merchant
— Wood, James, ileslier
27 Robertson, Ja. carver and gilder
29 ]\I'Queen, J. haberdasher
31 Lawson, William, silk-dyer
35 M'Intosh, A. Gaelic missionary
— M'Donald, R. surgeon
— Torrance, Robt. tinplate-worker
— Andersi n, IMisses, dressmakers
— An(:erson, J. of Eraser & A.
— Nloan, Miss, dies-maker
37 Lindsay, James, painter
39 Thomson, William, baker
43 Livingston, A. cork-cutter
26 Usher, A. of tTsher & Co.
20-24 Usher, x\.&Co. spirit-merch.
18 Wilson, John, plumber
16 Forrest, I>. spirit-n,ercliant
S'li'l/itru -!. Ill /.els
10 Roper, Andrew, bootmaker
8 Ross, John, painter and glazier
6 Ballantyne, Miss, dressmaker
4 Robertson, James, watchmaker
2 Park, Mrs
_ Spalding, A. bootmaker
— Ogilvie, James, artist
NIDDRY STREET,
H iiih iti tet to Cmctint' .
1 Hume, Alex, spirit-dealer
3 Rutherford, W. spirit-merchant
5 Aikman, Jas. leather-merchant
7 Stott, Jamies, leather- merchant
11 Aikman, Jas, leather-nierihant
19 Stewart, Alexander, last-maker
• — Cross, Alex, last-maker
49 Birrell, W. currier
51 Inches, A. leather-merchant
53 Birrell, Andw. currier
55 South Bridge Pawnbroking Co.
57 M'Dougal, J.grocer&spicit-dlr.
50 Smith, Geo. leather-merchant
38 Thomson, D. J. leather factor
36 .lack, Andrew, printer
32 Rutherford, VV. spirit-merchant
30 DrBeWsSchool W. JTamilton,t.
28 Thomson, A. & D. silverplaters
26 Stott D. & J. leather-merchants
24 Gall, James, printer
20 Stewart & 'J"od, japaners
18 Stewart, John, painter
14 Murray, Thomas, wright
— Rutherford, Jas. tea-me ehant
— Rutherford, Jas. flax dresser
— Cox, G. & J. tanners
12 Stott, J. H. leather-merchant
2 I^aidlaw, Wm. spirit dealer
NIDDRY ST. (SOUTH.)
253 Colgate.
7 Donaldson, A. & Sons, tool-makrs.
8 Ramage, William, cowfeeder
NORTH BRIDGE,
Hiyh Strt^t to Prince's S'reef.
1 Taylor & Binnie, coach-office
2 Cooper, Thomas, button-factor
- Walker and Co. engravers
- Smith, Miss, straw-liat maker
3 Millar J. & J. hatters
4 Laule, Y. toy & clock ware-ho.
5 Banks, A. junior, bookbitider
6 Walker, <St Co. umbrella-manuf.
7 Taylor, J. T. hosier &, glover
8 Williams, J. jewel-case maker
- Blackemore,W. & Co. tea-dlrs.
- Nisbet, James, S.S.C.
Brown, ,1 ohn, engraver
9 Grieve, J. outfit warehouse
10 Burge, W. hatter
11 Millar, R. & Son, watchmakers
12 Scott, John, tobacconist
13 Purves, Peter tailor
14 M'Dowall, T. & W. stationers
15 Emanuel, E. & Co. hatters
17 M'Farlan, John F. druggist
18 Chi.' holm & Fleet, str-hat-mkrs.
— Caw, John B. goldsmith
— Thomson, W.A.jun.messenger-
at-arms
— Thomson, A. accountant
— City and County Tax Arrears
— Police Sf Prison Axsessrricnt Office
— M'Intosh, J. tailor
19 Searl, Wnn. basketmaker
20 Mason and Hall, tailors
— M'Naught, James, confectioner
21 IMorton, & Co. gold-lace manuf.
22 Blackball k Scott, combmakers'
24 Wilson, John, bootmaker
25 Macintosh, James, tailor
— Thompson, John, tailor
— Shank, J. fish-tackle maker
— Robertson, John. E. eng.aver
— City Poor Rates Office
— M'Donald, D. accountant
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Scottish Post Office Directories > Towns > Edinburgh > Post-Office annual directory and calendar > 1844-45 > (232) |
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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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