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Morrison, Miss embroiderer, Plainstone close, head of
Canongate
Morrison, James shoemaker, foot of Canongate
Morrison, Samuel shoemaker, Calton
Morrison, John merchant, north Richmond street
Morrison, John writer, east Richmond street
Morthland, John Esq. advocate, 78, Princes street
Mortimer^ John glover, Hamilton's entry, Bristo St.
Mortimer, James grocer, head of Pleasance
Morton, Alex, foot of Swan's close, High street
Motton, John 5, Greenside street,, head of Leith walk
Morton, Mrs Walter Carrubber's close
Morton, George publican, 2, St Ann's s-treet
Morton, Peter grocer, 43, North bridge — house, Ali-
son's square
Morton and Milroy, jewellers, 35, North bridge, west
side — Mr Morton's, 105, South bridge-*«Mi'
Mihoy's house, 28, Leith street
Mosses Mrs 32, south Castle street
Mossman, Wra. shoemaker, 4, Charles's street
Mouat, Andrew lodgings, 13, Terrace
Mouat, Mrs 1, Bristo street
Mouat, David grocer, head of Candlemaker-row
Moubray, John Esq. W. S. Home street, Heriot rovy
Moubray, Mrs 10, Society
Moubray, Mrs Bristo port
Mcyes, - — com. Customs, 21, Princes street
Moyes, John cutler, 6, College street
Mudie, Robt. writer, 1, St James's^street.
Muggerland, George perfumer and ladies hair-dresser^
15, north Hanover street, east side
Muir, John, 1-8, St James's square
Muir, Miss George street, north end
Muir, Mrs 8, Buccleuch place
Muir, Mrs grocer, high Calton
Muir, Miss, 5, north George street
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1804-1805 - Denovan & Co.'s Edinburgh and Leith directory, from July 1804 ... to July 1805
DescriptionContaining a list of the noblemen, private gentlemen, merchants, traders, etc. in the City and Suburbs ... . Edinburgh: Denovan & Co., 1804.
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