Towns > Edinburgh > 1832-1838 - Gray's annual directory > 1833-1834

PART SECOND.
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HIGH STREET continued.
James Whitelaw, fruiterer
Peter Veiteh, baker
Capt. Win. Marshall, E. I. C. S. Wellington
villa
Andrew Fife, smith
William Robertson, slater
William Smith, spirit dealer
John Tough, painter
Wm. Hevvat, grocer, wine, & spirit dealer
Misses J. and E. M'Laren, haberdashers
James Webster, hairdresser and perfumer
C. Creelman & Co. Abercorn brick works
Misses Creelman
Mr Walt. Jackson, (Abercorn brick works)
John Sinclair, baker, bridge *
Alex. Brown, spirit dealer, bridge *
Rathbone and Co. pottery
Wm. Guthrie, Westbank, brick and tile
works *
James Smith, esq.
Mr J. Wilkins, (Mid-Loth, glass works)
Thomas Wilson, esq.*
John Brannan, tailor
John Connell, esq. Catherine cottage *
William Bolton, spirit dealer
William Forsyth, spirit dealer
Miss Dickson, milliner and dressmaker
William Drew, boot and shoemaker*
Alex. Mitchell, dyer and scourer
Robert Duffus, upholsterer
James Clapperton, victual dealer
Thomas Kinuaird, grocer
David Calder, grocer and spirit dealer
Robert Farmer, spirit dealer *
Gavin Marshall, spirit dealer
A. Elphinston and Co. tailors
William Young, spirit dealer
James Scott, baker *
Thomas Turnbull, grocer and spirit dealer
Mrs H. Newlauds, grocer, wine, and spirit
dealer, post office
William Smith, hairdresser
James Muir, letter carrier
Charles Kinnear, watch and clock maker
Mrs M'Farlane, lodgings
Misses M'Farlane, dressmakers
James Slight, victual dealer *
Mrs Robertson, baker
William Slight, victual dealer
Thomas Richard, tailor
Wm. Douglas, house agent and carpenter
Misses Irvine, milliners and dressmakers
Alex. M'Leod, tinsmith
John Ross, dealer in stoneware
Robert M'Donald, tobacconist *
James Scott, baker*
PORTOBELLO READING ROOJM
Wm. Fox, bookseller, stationer, & circu-
lating librarian *
John C. Alexander, surgeon and druggist
HIGH STREET continued.
John Baxter, slater *
Alex. Aitchison, baker
James Hislop, gardener
Wm. Proudfoot, dealer in stoneware
Jas. Hewat, grocer, wine, & sp. dealer
David Wood, draper and tailor
Walter Auchterionie, victual dealer
James Shiels, saddler and spirit dealer
Robert Scott, bootmaker*
Robert M'Kinlay, slater
Thomas Proudfoot, baker
Mrs Davidson, haberdasher
Alex. Wilson, grocer, wine, & sp. dealer*
John Perkins, confectioner
John Ross, spirit dealer
Miss Hamilton, Prospect place
John Hart, flesher
James Goodall, grocer, wine, & sp. dealer
Wm. Ross, innkeeper and coach propr.
Peter Veiteh, baker
Geo. Currie, teacher of English, writing,
and arithmetic
Duncan Hunter, esq. Seabeach house
Arnott and Co. mustard makers
Mr G. Arnot, of Arnott & Co. Rosebank
Miss Wallace, grocer
Mr Wm. Cruickshank (superintendent
of brick works)
UNION PLACE
Robert Kerr, surgeon *
1. William Hill, surgeon
4 Miss Wemyss
PIPE STREET.
John Shaw, spirit dealer
Peter M' Arthur, esq.
Robert Hepburn, spirit dealer
TOWER BANK.
2 Thomas Lillie, teacher *
7 Mrs Willoughby
8 William Kedzlie, flesher
9 Robert Reidpath, shoemaker
10 Robert Laurie, esq.*
11 Miss Thompson
22 Mr J. S. Meiu (Mid-Loth, glass works)*
BERRY SOUARE.
Edward Livingstone, esq.
BATH STREET.
1 Rice Forsyth, coach proprietor
3 Mrs Wilson
5 Sir James R. Grant *
7 Jas. Forsyth, grocer, wine, & sp. deal.*
9 Misses Buchan
10 Miss Hamilton
13 Mrs Robert Hamilton, Hamilton hut
Mrs Stevens
J. L'Aniy, esq. adv. sheriff of Forfarsh.!
Wm. Hevvat, grocer, wine & sp. dealer